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The ELPHOS ERALD D Telling The Tri-County’s Story Since 1869H 50¢ daily Saturday, May 8, 2010 Delphos, Ohio Upfront Letter carriers Quartet celebrates Verl’s cityhood BY NANCY SPENCER are differences.” to collect food The Delphos Herald Gunter was surprised at The National Association nspencer@delpho- how similar the landscape of Letter Carriers will hold sherald.com was in the “twin city” and the its 18th annual food drive ties he found while visiting a today, with Delphos Post On April 25, the Delphos local cemetery. Office carriers participating. sister city of Verl, Germany, “The terrain is almost All customers in and celebrated becoming a city. identical with the rich black around Delphos are asked Delphos Mayor Michael soil,” Gunter said. “I also to place non-perishable Gallmeier, Councilman Rick came here looking for and food items by their mailbox Hanser and guests Bill Gunter found my last name in the or in some instances at the and Keith Ebbeskotte were cemetery. Just a short ways place designated for their on the scene to help enjoy the away, I found my wife’s mail delivery for the carri- festivities. maiden name.” ers to pick up. There will The Friendship Link Gunter’s favorite part of also be a box at the post between the Delphos and the visit was the guided tours office for those who wish to Verl was established in of Verl and the surrounding leave their donation there. March 1991, with the mem- areas. Donations will be bers and dignitaries of the Hanser’s favorite was the divided between St. Vincent DePaul Society German community travel- awe-inspiring cathedral at and Interfaith Thrift Shop. ing to Delphos to sign the Cologne. official charter. Every three “I looked at it and was just years since, Delphos and amazed. It took 680 years to Relay team sets Verl have taken turns host- build,” he said. “I can’t imag- annual bowling ing their sister-city brethren. ine that.” Gallmeier, Hanser, Gunter The old railroad at Cologne fundraiser and Ebbeskotte added a spe- was also intriguing. With cial trip in late April to cel- only 11 tracks, the transpor- K&M Tire’s Relay for ebrate Verl becoming a city. tation system sees 3,000 to Life team, Kruisin’ for It was Gallmeier’s first 3,500 trains a day. a Miracle, will sponsor time in Germany and he was “Many more people travel the third annual Bowling especially taken with the by train than by car,” Hanser Night Fundraiser at 6 p.m. experience. explained. “Owning a car is May 21 at the Delphos “What wonderful people,” expensive and gasoline is Recreation Center. Gallmeier said. “I really felt more expensive than in the There will also be a the heritage that links us back U.S.” silent auction, 50/50 raffle, to the area as well as the found- Bicycles were also more high-game jackpot and door er of Delphos, Father Johann prevalent. prizes throughout the night. Otto Bredeick. It is my inten- “The driving age here is Photos provided There is an entry fee tion to keep the Friendship 18 so when you go to the The Delphos visitors traveled with Friendship Link participants from Verl, Germany, per 6-person team that Link as strong as ever.” schools, there are hundreds to the Cologne Cathedral. From Delphos are, Bill Gunter, left, Delphos Mayor Michael includes three games of Hanser agreed. of bicycles. There are a few Gallmeier, back right, Keith Ebbeskotte, center right, and Councilman Rick Hanser. bowling and shoe rental. “The name ‘Friendship scooters and mopeds but For additional infor- Link’ sums it all up,” he mostly bicycles. There are Rhine Westphalia and needed The quartet of Festival included a circus, mation, contact Katie said. “We keep learning more paved bicycle trails through- to obtain a population of more Delphosonians arrived booths and attractions. Verl’s Ringwald at 419-695-1061. about each other’s culture. out the whole country.” than 25,000 to earn the desig- in Germany on the morn- old town signs were auc- It’s not that far apart but there Verl is located in North nation of a city in Germany. ing of April 23 and were tioned, “Pickert” (traditional welcomed by Verl Mayor Westphalian food) enjoyed Paul Hermreck. They were and a party and evening show Sports shuttled to the city from the followed. TODAY airport and enjoyed a meal On Monday, the group Baseball Sectionals at the school center before visited the gymnasium or DIVISION II At Elida: Elida vs. St. Marys, attending a welcoming in their school and were given a tour noon honor. After spending time by Principal Max Bracht. A DIVISION IV with their host families, the historical tour of Verl was At Perry: Jefferson vs. Lima group met for dinner and the followed by a viewing of a Temple Christian, 4 p.m. award ceremony of the City distillery of herbal liqueur At Crestview: Spencerville Championships in Shooting, and its sampling. The eve- vs. Wayne Trace, 10 a.m.; Fort arranged by one of the local ning included a city coun- Jennings vs. Ottoville, 1 p.m.; shooting clubs. Afterward, cil meeting where Gallmeier Antwerp vs. Lincolnview, 4 the guests were treated to a signed the “golden book” of p.m. “good Westphalian beer or the city. At Columbus Grove: Kalida two.” Tuesday was filled with vs. Pandora-Gilboa, 10 a.m. Saturday was a day-long tours, a visit to the Chocolate Softball Sectionals tour on the River Weser stop- Museum and walk along the DIVISION II ping at the Corvey Castle; banks “Old Father Rhine” At Bath: St. Marys vs. Elida, Höxter, one of the most toward the Cologne Cathedral 1:30 p.m. beautiful medieval cities in and dinner. DIVISION IV At Pandora: Columbus Germany; and the historical The final day in Verl Grove vs. Leipsic, 11 a.m. city hall. included a tour of Cologne At Spencerville: Ada vs. On the river tour, the visi- and the cathedral, the local Spencerville, 11 a.m. tors were treated to events Ford plant and the group’s At Lincolnview: Continental for the first day of riverboat final meal in Verl. vs. Kalida, 11 a.m.; Jefferson season. Actors were dressed Frithjof Meisner is the vs. Ottoville, 1 p.m. as fairy tale characters and coordinator for the Friendship Track and Field: Jefferson would ride along on the tour. Link in Germany and cor- and Spencerville at Ada When the party disembarked responds on a regular basis Invitational, 9 a.m. to explore, they would re- with Hanser. In 2012, it is Tennis: WBL, 9 a.m. enact the fairy tales they rep- Delphos’ turn to visit Verl MONDAY resented like Rapunzel and and keep the link strong. Call Baseball Delphos Mayor Michael Gallmeier, third from left, prepares to ride a Ferris wheel and Snow White. Hanser at 419-695-1876 for Regular Season (5 p.m.): be interviewed by the local press at the festival celebrating Verl’s elevation to cityhood. On Sunday, the Verl City details. Jefferson at Kenton, Miller City at Fort Jennings (PCL), St. Henry at Spencerville. Softball New York City Sectionals DIVISION IV At Spencerville: Ada/ Spencerville winner vs. Allen Another day, another scare East, 5 p.m. At Lincolnview: Lincolnview NEW YORK (AP) — Police ... We understand that’s what But Times Square vendor vs. Continental/Kalida winner, cleared the streets around Times happens, and we’re prepared to Walter “Candyman” Wells said 5 p.m. Square on Friday and called in respond.” the constant scares aroused Regular Season (5 the bomb squad to dismantle Bombing suspect Faisal more suspicion. p.m.): Ottawa-Glandorf at what turned out to be a cooler Shahzad remained in custody “I think they’re testing us, Jefferson, Kalida at Elida. full of water bottles. Earlier in and did not appear in court whoever is doing this,” Wells Track and Field: LCC the day, police were called in Friday. Kelly said he continued said Friday, sitting on a stool at Ottoville, 4:30 p.m. to check a suspicious package to cooperate, while Gen. David near his table of T-shirts. that turned out to be someone’s Petraeus debunked theories that “They’re playing chess with us Forecast lunch. Shahzad had help, saying he right now, but they ain’t gonna Partly cloudy Since a Pakistani-American apparently worked alone and win.” tonight; low in tried unsuccessfully to set off did not have contact with for- A day earlier, authorities low 30s. Mostly a car bomb in the heart of the eign terror groups. pulled an Emirates airlines sunny Sunday; city last weekend, false-alarm On Friday, cable news chan- plane back from the runway high in upper calls are up dramatically, nerves nels went live with images of after spotting a passenger’s 50s. Low in upper 30s. are jangled, and media and law the false alarm on Times Square, name they mistakenly thought enforcement are rushing to the focusing in on the light green to be on the “no-fly” list. Two scenes to make sure the reports cooler as police officials hauled passengers were released within Index aren’t something bigger. it away from the area. Police an hour. On Wednesday, the Obituaries 2 More than 600 calls came in don’t know who left the cool- bomb squad looked at an empty State/Local 3 since last Saturday’s attempted er behind. The streets opened truck reeking of gasoline on Politics 4 car bombing of a busy street within an hour, and workers the Robert F. Kennedy Bridge; Community 5 near Times Square — about weren’t told to evacuate. nothing dangerous was found Sports 6-7 30 percent higher than normal, “It was exciting, but it inside. Classifieds 8 police said. seemed a little silly, after all The city also has ramped up TV 9 “This is something that hap- — a cooler that somebody left security on its sprawling subway pens fairly regularly,” Police there,” said psychiatrist Thor system, checking bags and sta- World News 10 Commissioner Raymond Kelly Bergersen, of Newton, Mass., tioning more officers there. The said Friday. “I think to a certain who watched the drama from subway remains one of the big- Delphos Mayor Michael Gallmeier and Verl Mayor Paul extent, people are becoming the eighth floor of the Marriott gest security worries after a plot Hermreck bid each other farewell as the Delphos group more suspicious, more vigilant. Marquis hotel. to bomb it was foiled last year. prepared to return home. 2

2 – The Herald Saturday, May 8, 2010 www.delphosherald.com For The Record Burst of hiring aids The Daily We salute you, mom recovery; long slog ahead Ah, Mother’s Day. The event that sells Herald more flowers and cards than any other. How NANCY SPENCER Vol. 140 No. 276 did it all begin? What’s it all about? WASHINGTON (AP) hit a post-World War II Nancy Spencer, editor According to holidayspot.com: — The economy got what high of 10.8 percent at the Ray Geary, business manager Don Hemple, advertising The history of Mother’s Day is centuries it needed in April: A burst end of 1982 as the country On the of hiring that added a net was emerging from a severe manager old and the earliest Mother’s Day celebra- Tiffany Brantley, tions can be traced back to the spring celebra- 290,000 jobs, the biggest recession. circulation manager tions of ancient Greece in honor of Rhea, the Other hand monthly total in four years. It Wall Street appeared to William Kohl, general manager/ Mother of the Gods. During the 1600s, the showed employers are gain- look past the positive U.S. Eagle Print early Christians in England celebrated a day ing confidence as the recov- jobs report and instead The Daily Herald (USPS 1525 to honor Mary, the mother of Christ. By a reli- ery takes deeper root. focused on Europe’s spread- 8000) is published daily except gious order, the holiday was later expanded in a time when most women devoted their time But people who had given ing debt crisis. Stock pric- Sundays and Holidays. its scope to include all mothers, and named as solely on their family and homes, Jarvis was up on finding jobs are gain- es fluctuated wildly. The By carrier in Delphos and the Mothering Sunday. Celebrated on the 4th working to assist in the healing of the nation ing confidence, too, and are Dow Jones industrial aver- area towns, or by rural motor Sunday of Lent (the 40-day period leading up after the Civil War. She organized women now looking for work. That’s age closed down nearly 140 route where available $2.09 per to Easter), “Mothering Sunday” honored the throughout the Civil War to work for bet- why the unemployment rate points. week. By mail in Allen, Van mothers of England. ... ter sanitary conditions for both sides and in rose from 9.7 percent to 9.9 The number of jobs Wert, or Putnam County, $105 per year. Outside these counties As Christianity spread throughout Europe, 1868, she began work to reconcile Union and percent and will likely go added in April signaled that higher. businesses are more confi- $119 per year. the celebration changed to honor the “Mother Confederate neighbors. Ann was instrumen- Entered in the post office Church” — the spiritual power that gave tal in saving thousands of lives by teaching Especially encourag- dent, thanks to rising cus- in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as them life and protected them from harm. Over women in her Mothers Friendship Clubs the ing was that the job gains tomer demand. Consumers Periodicals, postage paid at, time, the Church festival blended with the basics of nursing and sanitation which she had came largely from private increased spending in March Ohio. Mothering Sunday celebration. People began learned from her famous physician brother, employers, the backbone of by the largest amount in five No mail subscriptions will honoring their mothers as well as the Church. James Reeves, M.D. In parts of the United the economy. They boosted months. Factory production be accepted in towns or villages In the United States, Mother’s Day was States, it was customary to plant tomatoes payrolls by a surprisingly grew in April at the fast- where The Daily Herald paper loosely inspired by the British day and was outdoors after Mother’s Work Days (and not strong 231,000, the most est pace in nearly six years. carriers or motor routes provide first suggested after the American Civil War before). since March 2006. Demand grew briskly for a daily home delivery for $2.09 by social activist Julia Ward Howe. During It was Jarvis’ daughter, Anna Jarvis, who The new jobs, generated variety of services in that per week. the Franco-Prussian War, she began a one- finally succeeded in introducing Mother’s by sectors across the econo- same month. 405 North Main St. woman peace crusade and made an impas- Day in the sense as we celebrate it today. my, are the first sign that the Manufacturers in April TELEPHONE 695-0015 sioned “appeal to womanhood” to rise against Wow. recovery is adding signifi- added the most jobs since Office Hours 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. war. She composed in Boston a powerful plea All that is now compacted into flowers, a cant numbers of new jobs — 1998. Construction com- even if not enough to absorb panies boosted jobs for POSTMASTER: Send address that same year (generally considered to be the card, breakfast in bed or a nice dinner and a changes original Mothers’ Day proclamation*), trans- reprieve from household chores. the influx of jobseekers. the second straight month. to THE DAILY HERALD, lated it into several languages and distributed Celebrating motherhood, the basis of all The unemployment rate Retailers, professional and 405 N. Main St. it widely. In 1872, she went to London to mankind, is a good thing. rose as 805,000 people with- business services, educa- Delphos, Ohio 45833 promote an international Woman’s Peace We celebrate our mothers’ love and kind- out jobs entered the labor tion and health services, lei- Congress. In Boston, Mass., she initiated a ness. We rejoice in their strength and resil- force in April to search for sure and hospitality, and the Mothers’ Peace Day observance on the sec- ience. We honor the sacrifices they make work. federal government, which ond Sunday in June, a practice that was to be for their children. We remember the kisses Many economists predict hired 66,000 temporary cen- orreCtions established as an annual event and practiced when we fell; the hugs when we were lonely; the unemployment rate will sus workers, all posted job C for at least 10 years. The day was, however, the warm cookies when we were sad. We rise as people who had given gains. The Delphos Herald wants mainly intended as a call to unite women embrace the words of wisdom. We hail the up on finding a job feel bet- Jobs were cut in state to correct published errors in against war. dead-on advice and the selfless giving for our ter about their prospects. and local governments, its news, sports and feature Howe’s idea was influenced by Ann Marie benefit. The labor force includes which are suffering through articles. To inform the news- Reeves Jarvis, a young Appalachian home- We make note of all the qualities Julie employed people and people budget crises; transporta- room of a mistake in published maker who, starting in 1858, had attempted Ward Howe and Ann Marie Reeves Jarvis actively seeking work — tion and warehousing firms; information, call the editorial to improve sanitation through what she called represented. They cared. not those wholl haveNO stoppedW foand information companies, department at 419-695-0015. “Mothers Friendship Day.” In the 1900s, at We salute you, mom. Have a great day! looking.Ca mostlyr telecommunications Corrections will be published The unemploymentNOW rate firms. on this page. CFall for er Call NOW for in Octobera hitll 10.1& percent,Win t l NOW Series of failures led to rig blast a 26-yearFa high.l Some econote- r Cal for mists now thinkl & the Wratei couldn Fa ter ON THE GULF OF and shot up the drill column, BP’s internal investigation. 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STATE/LOCAL South Park the last bastion of free thought Quality ation & Welding From the title above, I charac- The ‘Good’ Rev. views; duty to show the episode in Fabric Inc. can see some dismissing this ter with radical its entirety and the image 419-339-0110 article or at the least rolling a large James Ferda Muslim of Muhammad unedited. Not GENERAL REPAIR - SPECIAL BUILT PRODUCTS their eyes. Others are thinking black groups only to stand up for the free- CARBON STEEL this must be a mistake but the bar that are liv- dom of speech but to not TRUCKS, TRAILERS STAINLESS STEEL Reverend is too good looking says i n g allow ourselves, out of fear, FARM MACHINERY ALUMINUM for that. To the latter, I agree, cen- accord- to favor one religion over RAILINGS & METAL you’re right; I am too good sored ing to a another. We find ourselves Larry McClure Bird is GATES looking for that. (Season bastard- held hostage by hypocrites 5745 Redd Rd., Delphos Since South Parks’ incep- 10 epi- ization who put no value on life and tion, it has pushed the bound- sodes the word of their will use any excuse to cause aries on topics varying from 3 and o w n harm to others. My advice the debacle of the 2000 elec- 4). The religion, to radical Islamist is simple, tion, to stem cell research and hypoc- because first bend over and remove now in dealing with the most risy stems from the fact of this, they have no real mor- the stick — it’s not a ped- extreme levels of censorship. that radical Islamist demon- als in which to live by. These estal. Secondly, to quote the Since South Park’s humble izes people who are Jewish radicals are going to cause movie Dogma - “God must beginnings as a shock-val- by using offensive Nazi harm no matter what we do have a sense of humor, just ue, foul-mouth show, it has propaganda to “educate” and to submit to changing look at the Platypus.” become a mouthpiece of their people about Jews. our ways to fit their mood is “All censorships exist to social commentary. It has won Five seasons later, South ludicrous. While people will prevent anyone from challeng- not only Emmy’s for certain Park tried to show the prophet say it’s just a cartoon and not ing current conceptions and episodes and for the series Muhammad again but Comedy worth risking the lives of oth- existing institutions. All prog- overall but it has also been Central removed the scene, the ers and I cannot deny that fact ress is initiated by challenging banned in Russia (yes, the message of the 2-part episode but the idea that people would current conceptions and exe- country Sarah Palin can see was to confront the issue of kill over the cartoon is an even cuted by supplanting existing from her house). how people are living in fear more deplorable act. institutions. Consequently, the South Park recently expe- of attack and that giving into Another point is America first condition of progress is rienced its 200th and 201st the fear of terrorism we are not only finds its freedom the removal of censorship.” episodes in which all the allowing terrorism to work. of speech being subdued by — George Bernard Shaw celebrities South Park has After the airing of the 200th people who have no concept made jokes on over the years episode, a group known as that a person’s voice must be (The unedited episode is were trying to sue the town. Revolution Muslim left what heard, but more importantly, still not online, as other South Through this, the celebrities’ they called “predictions of we find ourselves favoring and Park episodes are, and the true intention becomes clear: the future” at the South Park coddling one Religion more original episode with a fully to discover the power that the web site. These “predictions” tan others. This is a direct seen Muhammad has also prophet Muhammad has to were threats to the creators of violation of the constitution. been taken off the web site.) avoid people from making fun South Park, Matt Stone and We find ourselves constantly of him. Trey Parker, in which they having to walk on egg shells The Good Rev. James Through a chain of referred to the death of Theo out of fear of retribution of a Ferda is a fiction writer who events, in the 200th episode, Van Gogh. Theo Van Gogh minority or fringe group with is irritated by the hypocrisy Muhammad wears a bear cos- was a Dutch filmmaker who the religion of Islam. and inequity in humankind. tume because the town fears was creating a movie on the Now I do understand that He resides in Allen County, that if he is seen they will be treatment of women within it’s offensive in Islam to show whereabouts unknown. bombed by terrorist. the Islam religion and he was the image of Muhammad and This is where the problem killed for his criticisms by Allah for that matter; every- begins. Early on in South a radical Muslim group. By one at one time or another Park’s 14-season history, episode 201, Comedy Central finds offense to something they had in the past shown had such fear about the threats someone else creates. Delphos St. John’s Muhammad along with other that they not only censored During the rest of the major religions deities as Muhammad’s name during the episode, we see South Park Athletic Boosters they joined together to fight episode but also the speeches making that point by show- evil. The group was known at the end, which never once ing Buddha snort coke and as the Super Best Friends, a mentioned Muhammad’s Jesus on a computer where it parody of the 1970’s cartoon name but addressed the issue stated that he has an addiction show The Super Friends of people who used “intimida- to online porn. While both (Season 5, episode 3). Now tion and fear.” events are offensive, we see in post 911, South Park has At the time I could under- that in comparison, all that CHICKEN since censored the image stand the reasoning behind South Park wanted to do was of Muhammad and actually Comedy Central’s move. 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“The biggest big business in America is not steel, automobiles, or television. It is the manufacture, refinement and distribution of anxiety.” POLITICS — Eric Sevareid, American news commentator (1912-1992) West Side This and Cemetery That getting facelift HELEN KAVERMAN The West Side Cemetery could well be called The West Side Park. Just a few years ago, parts of it resembled a nearly forgotten grave yard. Many stones of the early set- tlers of Delphos were broken and tumbling over. Along came Mark Odenweller and Mark Brandehoff and their crew to give it a facelift. They began by repairing the stones IT WAS NEWS THEN and cleaning up brush along the banks of the Jennings One Year Ago Creek. • In an effort to enhance local residents’ understanding of The cemetery belongs to postal history, retired Delphos Postmaster Gary Levitt is in the city, which turned the the process of raising funds for a local museum. The former maintenance over to the Eagles hall on Main Street is being renovated with a lot of parks department. Some room for progress. His long-term vision for the museum The grave of Nancy good person planted flowers Evans. includes a Holocaust room on the second floor. He also around the sign facing State plans to exhibit the Dr. Walter Wolery Stamp Collection, a Street. Delphos doctor who served replica of an old mail rail car and a chronological timeline Thanks to some recent in the Civil War and is cred- of the historical development of mail delivery. contributions from The ited with writing many Civil Dienstberger Foundation, War letters, which are in the 25 Years Ago — 1985 there were funds for Mark possession of the Delphos • Louise Pohlman of Delphos was honored as Landeck O. and Mark B. to start the Canal Commission Museum. Elementary’s 1985 representative for National Teacher project of new foundations Next to that is the grave Recognition Day. School principal Terry Moreo said under most of the stones. marker of Joseph Reul, who Pohlman was one of their veteran teachers who consistently Markers were repaired and was born in 1796. The date Delphos Parks Department worker Mark Brandehoff “does a very good job.” Pohlman began her teaching career set up straight on nice foun- of death appears to be 1875. stands by the Joseph Reul stone. 12 years ago. She has spent the entire span of time teaching dation strips. The Werner monument is at Landeck Elementary School. The change was dramatic. quite beautiful — a carving • Fort Jennings Central Jaycees held their May meeting It began to look like a nice of two tree trunks with vines in the rectory basement with newly elected officers oversee- memorial park in which to and other ornate carvings. It ing their jobs. Officers are: president, Karen Metzger; vice take a nice evening stroll. can be found near the north- president, Barb Phillips; secretary, Elaine Wehri; treasurer, Day walkers will also dis- west corner of the “park.” Barb Metzger; and historian, Diana Wrasman. cover the trees make it about By taking a Sunday stroll • Democrat Darrell E. Wieging will face Republican 10 degrees cooler in the through the cemetery, a visi- Clifford Wells in the race for the Third Ward City Council summer. tor can find such names as seat in November. Wieging defeated incumbent Francis The “park” is also becom- Osenga, Truax, Herrick, “Buck” Weisgerber 65-39 in the primary election. Wells did ing an arboretum. One beau- Perrott, Bodkin, Booth, not face competition in the primary. tiful large oak stands on the Most, Ainslie, Dindot, west end near the creek. Clime, Sautter, Redimbo, 50 Years Ago — 1960 It looks like it might have Decker, Scott and many • The Delphos Junior Chamber of Commerce has com- been here during the days of Millers. Many of them are pleted plans for its annual inaugural ball, according to the Black Swamp. At least names which are unknown Robert Hohlbein, outgoing president. The event will be to us today but they left their held on May 11 at the Century Club. It will begin with a four old black walnut trees stamp on our community. cocktail hour and a smorgasbord that is to be catered and several old pines are Just a small section by NuMaude’s Restaurant. Following the banquet, the among the shade trees. Some officers for the coming year will be installed. Named to trees had to be cut down a of the cemetery is await- head the organization for the coming year is Don Schramm. few years ago but new ones ing the facelift. It is hoped Other officers elected include Jerry Backus, vice presi- have been planted. A beauti- that another grant from the dent; Charles Verhoff, secretary; Bill Lloyd, treasurer and ful horse chestnut with red Dienstberger Foundation will Nick Wilson, two year director. Outgoing president Robert blossoms graces the south permit repair and new foun- Hohlbein automatically becomes the state director of the drive. Other new plant- dations under the remaining local chapter. ings include Buckeye, Red grave markers. Bud, Flowering Crab, Bald The people of Delphos 75 Years Ago — 1935 Cypress, several oaks and a are very thankful of the • Exceptionally pleasing entertainment was afforded Gingko Tree. The Gingko grants from the Dienstberger members of the Delphos Kiwanis Club at their weekly tree is near the Eysenbach Foundation to many organi- meeting at the Beckman Hotel when John Estill presented a plots near the front. zations and good causes in “Chalk Talk.” Estill sketched rapidly a number of pictures Mark B. was mowing our community. The Werner Monument. in color. These were all skillfully and well done. The for the parks department on last of the list, “The Friendly Road,” was especially good Monday when I went out to and was accompanied by appropriate poetry quoted by the search for some of the old artist. or unusual grave markers. • A good attendance marked the meeting of the Delphos He told me where to find the Townsend Club which was held at Jefferson auditorium. An earliest grave in the cem- interesting address on the Townsend plan was delivered by etery. Little Nancy Evans is Rev. Thos. Leonard of Findlay. Music was provided by two buried near the creek with singers from Findlay, Charles Bell and C. F. Latchaw. W. her father and three siblings. C. Scott, president of the Delphos Townsend Club, presided Nancy died at the age of l at this meeting. year and 9 months in 1847. • The Marion Township Board of Education has employed The markings are easy to teachers for the district schools for the coming school year. read. She was the daughter The teachers are: Hunsaker School, Grant Barger; West of A & C Evans. Her father, Camelback, Frances Baxter; Pequod School, Mary Copus; Amos Evans, is buried beside Bliss School, Evelyn Brenneman; Scott’s Crossing, Mildred the children but the mother’s Baxter; Mud College, Noah O. Shenk; Dilsaver School, grave has not been located. E. W. Lloyd; Bockey School, Loretta Bockey and East The tall memorial monu- Camelback School, Lela Peltier. ment of Dr. Rudolph Reul and his wife is located in the west half. Dr. Reul was a More work is still to be done at the cemetery Moderately confused

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COMMUNITY ANDMARK From the Delphos Canal Commission L IN THE SERVICE On the Banks of Yesteryear ...

St. John Grade School The Steinle brewery Company” was changed ALENDAR F to “The Steinle-Delphos C O Company.” Prohibition VENTS became effective on Jan. E 16, 1920, and beer-making Weir TODAY became a thing of the past. 8:30-11:30 a.m. — St. The company discard- John’s High School recycle, ed much of the brewing Weir graduates 600 block of East Second equipment, reconfigured Street. the area and by utilizing basic training 9 a.m. - noon — Interfaith their ice-making equip- Thrift Store is open for shop- ment, entered into the Air Force Airman Codi J. ping. retail ice business by sup- Weir graduated from basic St. Vincent DePaul Society, plying the city with “arti- military training at Lackland located at the east edge of the ficial ice.” In addition to Air Force Base, San Antonio, St. John’s High School park- their previous bottled soft Texas. ing lot, is open. The facil- drinks, they also bottled a The airman completed an ity can also be opened by beverage known as “near intensive, eight-week program appointment by calling John The Steinle Brewing and Ice Co. built in 1902 on East Second Street. beer.” Production dropped that included training in mili- Trentman at 419-692-7185. to 1000 barrels a year and tary discipline and studies, Cloverdale recycle at vil- lectors. the company began losing Air Force core values, physi- lage park. A new plant was con- money. Prohibition was cal fitness, and basic warfare 7 p.m. — Bingo at St. structed around 1902 and repealed in 1933 but the principles and skills. John’s Little Theatre. was located along East country was still deep in Airmen who complete Second Street. The old the Great Depression so no basic training earn four credits SUNDAY plant was behind it on what attempt was made to begin toward an associate in applied 1-4 p.m. — Putnam County was then First Street and is brewing beer again. The science degree through the Museum is open, 202 E. Main now an extension of St. Steinle family remained Community College of the St. Kalida. John’s Cemetery. Directly owners of the company Air Force. across Second Street from until the death of Felix’s She is the daughter of Peter MONDAY the new plant was the son, Charles, in 1947. Weir of Van Wert and a 2009 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite Steinle home, which still After several other own- graduate of Van Wert High at Delphos Senior Citizen stands. ers, the building was razed School. Center, 301 Suthoff Street. Between 1907 and in 1971. 6 p.m. — Middle Point 1918, the average output The museum has vari- Village Council meets of the brewery was 9,000 ous items from the Steinle 7-9 p.m. — The Delphos barrels of beer per year Brewery and Ice Company Canal Commission Annex — approximately 25 bar- on display We also have Museum, 241 N. Main St., rels per day. To reflect the Steinle T-shirts for sale. will be open. popularity, the name of Museum hours are the 7 p.m. — Marion Township the beer was changed dur- first and third Sunday of trustees at township house. ing this time to “Steinle’s each month from 1-3 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — American Famous Delphos Beer.” and the second and fourth Legion Auxiliary meets at the But in 1918, although Monday of each month American Legion hall, State business was good, prohi- from 7-9 p.m. Trustees Street. bition loomed on the hori- are available to open the Delphos Eagles Aerie 471 zon and the name “The museum at others times as meets at the Eagles Lodge. requested. Middle Point council meets Steinle Brewing and Ice at town hall. Happy Birthday 8 p.m. — Delphos City May 9 Schools Board of Education Chelsea Ditto meets at the administration Mikayla Ultrup office. Bobbie Kohorst Delphos Knights of Dawn Overholt Columbus meet at the K of This 29-by-36-inch (73.66 by 91.44 cm) poster (circa C hall. Jessica Sherrick 1883 - 1900) is an advertisement for bock beer made by Keegan Sherrick the Steinle Brewing Company in Delphos. Bock beer is a TUESDAY type of lager that originated in Germany. The brewery was May 10 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite established by Felix Steinle. at Delphos Senior Citizen Mackenzie Landwehr Center, 301 Suthoff Street. In 1868, Felix Steinle, a from the canal was cut in Ralph Averesch 6 p.m. — Weight Watchers German beer maker, came February and March and Ashley Watkins meets at Trinity United to America and began stored under sawdust from Bonnie Sunday Methodist Church, 211 E. looking for a good-sized local mills until needed in Third St. town in which to establish the summer.) Delphos Fire Association a brewery. His ultimate By far, the largest part Newspapers provide a Steak Feed at the clubhouse choice of Delphos led to of the Steinle Company’s daily source of informa- in Leisure Park. 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6 – The Herald Saturday, May 8, 2010 www.delphosherald.com SPORTS Holdgreve still in there pitchin’ By JIM METCALFE sons they can use throughout The Delphos Herald life.” [email protected] Really, not much has changed in the 40 years DELPHOS — Ed Holdgreve has been in the Holdgreve has been coaching dugout for the Chevy Reds. in the Little League ranks for “I’m so old that I had almost four decades. Terry Wisher as a player,” Most men involved in he joked. “We’ve had a lot something that long are hang- of good kids go through the ing them up for one reason or ranks here. It used to be that another. we’d never have to leave Just when it seemed he town to play our games but would be doing the same then we added Fort Jennings, thing in 2010, he got called Ottoville and Spencerville.” back into service. He found out what his “I was ready to get out of coaching meant to his play- coaching when Matt Suever ers and the community in the (head coach of the Delphos mid-1990s. Chevrolet Reds City League “What I found so touch- team) called me asking for ing was when I got hurt in help. He had a couple of guys 1994, I got literally hundreds unable to coach and asked of cards from players that for my help,” Holdgreve I recently had and those I explained. “It’s still in my hadn’t seen in years, as well blood. I can’t do much any- as from those other commu- more — I can’t move around nities. That brought tears to like I used to — but I told Nancy Spencer photo my eyes,” he continued. him I’d help.” Long-time Delphos City League Coach Ed Holdgreve Though he isn’t as spry As he has been doing helps Delphos Reds player 12-year-old Jesse Ditto with his as he once was, Holdgreve with Delphos baseball play- batting form. still feels he has something ers since he started all those to give to today’s youngsters years ago. Things change but they stay games in the summer than and the game of baseball. It was almost a stroke of the same.” during the winter and I just “I can still teach them the fate that got him into the One thing concerns the don’t see it as being benefi- game. I stay off the field but coaching ranks. veteran mentor. cial,” he said. I can sit in the dugout and “I played softball for a few “Kids aren’t playing the As well, finances can observe and tell kids what I years but I was unable to play game the way they used to. come into play, something see they are doing right or that year. I got a call from Everyone has PlayStation, the Delphos Little League wrong,” he added. “I used to Kenny Looser that they need- cell phones and texts and it takes into account. be able to teach kids how to ed coaches for Little League seems they want to do more “We’ve always tried to steal bases very well when I and I got into it then,” he of that than play baseball,” keep costs down so every- could show them. I figured said. “I have enjoyed it ever he observed. “It does seem one has the chance to play, out what worked and the kids Tom Morris photo since. My approach has been that for a few players, we’re regardless of finances. There loved it; we’d drive other Senior right-hander Nate Webb tosses a pitch versus that for two months every baby-sitters; we have more are some people around town teams crazy because we’d Fort Recovery Friday night at Stadium Park. He twirled a summer, they are part of your single moms than we did that will make sure a child steal all the time. 2-hitter as the host Blue Jays shut out the Indians 10-0 in family. It’s very rewarding to years ago and these kids need gets a chance to play who “I can’t do that any more. 6 innings. see kids that maybe weren’t special attention. In a sense, can’t afford the fees,” he They have to pick up that friends at the start of the sum- we become dads for a sum- explained. “It’s always been knack by themselves but that mer become friends. mer and that is a good feeling my goal — and I think the is another rewarding thing; Blue Jays go over .500 “Years ago, we’d start that we can at least help for Little League’s as well — to when they can figure things practicing in May and we’d a time.” give every kid a chance to out for themselves and get it. By JIM METCALFE single into left in the third, but The Delphos Herald got no farther as Webb added have half of the kids from Another area of concern play. You can tell them and show is the encroachment of other “We send our kids to jmetcalfe@delpho- his fifth and sixth strikeouts. Jefferson and half from them but they still have to sherald.com Webb got a bad-hop sin- St. John’s and they really sports upon the “Game of school to learn the three ‘Rs’ figure it out. gle that eluded Indians’ third didn’t know each other well; Summer”. but I believe there is more “We’ve had the same spon- DELPHOS — It seems that sacker Jared Kahlig with two they really didn’t mix. By “It seems that more and to learning than that. It’s sor for 50 years, even before the St. John’s baseball team outs in the third but could get the end of the season, they more, these kids are play- an important thing to learn I started. Bob Grothouse has has been trying to get over the no further. were having sleepovers and ing in basketball camps or how to work together with been there; he’s never said .500 mark all season long. Fiely registered Recovery’s such. Now, of course, that leagues all summer and they teammates and how to get no to a request. You need They finally did it Friday second hit, a 1-out knock into isn’t the case because they don’t have time to play base- along with others, about good money here and there to run night at windy Stadium Park, left, but again could get no know each other much better. ball. They’re playing more sportsmanship; these are les- things.” battering Midwest Athletic further. Conference foe Fort Recovery The Jays added their 10-0 in a 6-inning affair. seventh run in the fifth. C. Not only did the Blue Jays Pohlman walked to lead it off Miller City slugs Kalida in baseball (11-10, 4-4 MAC) compile 14 and took second on a single hits but senior Nate Webb (one to left by J. Pohlman. Both By DAVE BONINSEGNA Michael Bockrath provid- it again. Klear had a leadoff the game. of three seniors playing their advanced on a wild pitch and The Delphos Herald ed the offense for the home- single and one batter later, K. Kalida will play Pandora- final home game, along with C. Pohlman touched the dish [email protected] team Wildcats going 3-for-4 Niese sent a 3-2 pitch over Gilboa in tournament action Mitchell MacLennan and Joel on a run-scoring bounce-out on the night. Senior Jordan the left-field fence, stretching today at Columbus Grove; Pohlman) limited the Indians to short by Brad Gerberick. KALIDA — The Miller Basinger added a 3-for-3 the Miller City lead to 6-1. the winner faces Miller City to two hits and one walk, firing Jason Pottkotter walked City Wildcats and Kalida effort, knocking in two runs. The home team struck next week. bullets in fanning 12. with two down in the visitors’ Wildcats met in the first Classmate Cody Spicer was back for one in its half of The win moves Miller “That’s a quality start from sixth but was left there. game of the baseball season 2-for-3 with a pair of runs the frame on a Basinger RBI City’s record to 18-3, while Nate. He had all his pitches The Jays put it away in the this year and on Friday night, batted in. single. Kalida falls to 10-9. working well, had great loca- home half. Densel legged out they met in the last before Miller City got busy early Miller City opened the tion and hit his spots,” Jays an infield hit to short and stole tournament action begins in each inning, putting the flood ates in the fifth. Griggs MILLER CITY (13) coach Dan Metzger explained. second. He scored as Tyler today. first man to come to the plate opened the frame with a sin- ab-r-h-rbi “What times they did put the Ditto lined a hit to left. Geise K. Niese cf 5-2-1-3, Hermiller ball in play, our defense made ripped a hit up the gut. With Both Wildcats tuned up on base. gle: another single, a walk c 3-3-2-0, Lammers ss 4-2-1-4, the plays. That is one area I one gone, C. Pohlman clubbed for their upcoming hoped-for The visiting Wildcats got a and fielder-s choice later, Vennekotter 3b 4-0-1-1, Dukes hope we can continue to play a 1-bounce double to the fence tournament runs with a non- run in the second when lead- Lammers stepped up to the 2b 4-2-3-1, J. Niese 1b 3-1-0-0, well; you want to be playing in right center, scoring Ditto league contest at Holy Name off hitter Dukes singled and plate with the bases loaded Griggs dh 3-1-3-2, R. Kaufman your best with the tournament and Geise for the 10th run and lf 4-1-0-0, Klear rf 4-1-3-1. Totals Field in Kalida on Friday later came around to score and sent the second pitch ready to start. I hope the errors the end of the game. night. on a Klear single, making it a he saw over the center-field 34-13-12-11. Kalida (5) continue to go down.” “Again, we talked about The Wildcats of Miller 1-0 game. fence to make it a 10-2 con- ab-r-h-rbi After Webb (4-2; 84 pitch- being focused from the start City won the opener this Kalida kept things close test. Michael Bockrath ss 4-1-3- es, 56 for strikes) set down the with the tournament around year with a 3-0 victory in early on, answering back Nonetheless, it was Senior 0, Ryan Unverferth 2b 2-0-0- Recovery side 1-2-3 in the top the corner. We did that the earlier PCL battle; they in its half of the second. Night and the home team 0, Hoffman 2b 2-0-0-0, Logan of the first, the Jays went to tonight; we set the tone early,” would bust out for 13 runs Basinger singled to start the wasn’t going to go down qui- Recker cf 2-1-1-0, Paul Utendorf work against Recovery starter Metzger added. “I was disap- in a rain/lightning-shortened inning, Spicer doubled and etly. Kalida answered back cf 1-0-0-0, Jordan Basinger 1b Nathan Keller (7 hits, 6 earned pointed that we didn’t con- 3-2-3-2, Cody Spicer c 3-0-2-2, runs). With one down, Curtis tinue to do that for the next game this time, putting the a batter later, Tyler Verhoff with three runs in the fifth as Tyler Verhoff 3b 3-0-0-1, Mike spoils on Senior Night as the grounded out to the shortstop Basinger had a 2-run double Niemeyer p 1-0-0-0, Jordan Geise (2-for-4, 2 runs) singled four innings. They did have a blue and gold Wildcats came to bring in the tying run. and Spicer brought his class- Laudick p 2-0-0-1, Mike Turnwald sharply into center and swiped different pitcher but we strug- away with a 13-5 victory. However, Miller City took mate around with a single a lf 2-0-0-0, Nick Guisinger lf 1-0- second, the first of seven the gled to keep our hands back Ryan Klear came out of the the lead for good in the third batter later to make it 10-5. 0-0, Jeff Gerding rf 1-0-0-0, Blue and Gold burgled. He and take good cuts. It can ninth slot to go 3-for-4 with an by plating two more runs Again in the sixth, a lead- Kristopher Osterhage rf 2-1-2-0. scored on Jordan Leininger’s be difficult for youngsters to Totals 29-5-12-5. smack to left. In turn, he maintain their focus when we RBI, while Kyle Niese deliv- when, for the third time in off hit by Miller City led to Score by Innings: ered a 3-run homer in a 3-RBI as many innings, the lead- three more runs, including a stole second. It didn’t matter started as well as we did but Miller City 0 1 2 3 4 3 - 13 12 2 as Chris Pohlman (3-for-3, that is what we have to do.” performance. However, the off batter reached base. Brent 2-run double off the bat of Kalida 0 1 0 1 3 0 - 5 12 1 4 runs batted in, 2 runs, 1 The Jays await today’s big blow came off the bat of Hermiller (2-for-3) doubled, Griggs. IP R ER BB SO walk) went with the strong Waynesfield-Goshen/Perry win- Rusty Lammers; the Miller Lammers reached on an error Kalida went down quietly wind out of the south (toward ner at 5 p.m. Tuesday at Perry in City senior cracked a grand and both scored on a Dukes in the sixth and just as the MILLER CITY G. Kaufman (W) 6 5 5 0 right field) and whacked a sectional tournament play. Their slam. Derrick Griggs, hitting double to bring the count to home team took the field to 6 2-run shot over the 348-foot game with Coldwater has been in the designated-hitter spot, 3-1 in favor of Miller City. start the seventh, a lightning KALIDA mark in right center for a postponed to Friday. added a 3-for-3 with a walk After Kalida went down in strike was seen in center Niemeyer (L) 3.2 6 6 1 4 FORT RECOVERY (0) 3-0 edge. J. Pohlman (2-for-3) ab-r-h-rbi and two runs batted in for the order in its half of the third, field, then another and anoth- Laudick 2.1 7 5 2 1 restarted it with a ground hit Nathan Keller p/2b 3-0-0-0, Jason guests. the visitors were right back at er, leading the umpires to halt Pottkotter cf 2-0-0-0, Cody Fiely ss into right center and stole sec- 3-0-1-0, Nathan Fortkamp c 2-0- ond. MacLennan blooped a 0-0, A.J. Backs 1b 2-0-0-0, Shane hit into right to put runners on Pottkotter 3b 0-0-0-0, Chad Schroer p 2-0-0-0, Ethan Schoenherr lf 2-0-1-0, PCL Track the corners. After MacLennan Ryan Gaerke rf 2-0-0-0, Jared Kahlig swiped second, Austin Vogt 2b/3b 2-0-0-0. Totals 20-0-2-0. Putnam County League Track (LE) and Shafer (CO) 4-4. Boys discus: 1. Dylan Vogt (CG) Stephanie Etzkorn) 11:18.10; 4. blooped a run-scoring hit ST. JOHN’S (10) and Field Meet Boys high jump: 1. Travis 163-9; 2. Nathan Beining (OV) 139- Pandora-Gilboa 12:18.70; 5. Fort ab-r-h-rbi 9; 3. Boes (PG) 137-5 1/2; 4. Parker Jennings (Martina Weems, Cassie into left center, scoring J. Tanner Calvelage cf 2-0-0-0, At Columbus Grove Eickholt (OV) 6-4; 2. Hochstettler Tyler Ditto lf 2-1-1-1, Curtis Geise ss Girls Team Scores: Ottoville (PG) 6-2; 3. Luke Kohls (CG) 6-0; Schroeder (CG) 133-3 1/2; 5. J. Kaverman, Samantha Dulle, Mara Pohlman, but MacLennan 4-1-2-0, Jordan Leininger dh 3-1-1-1, 154, Columbus Grove 117, Fort 4. Steffan (LE) 5-10; 5. Eric Ricker Berger (LE) 125-11; 6. G. Berger Brown) 14:46.40. remained at second. Webb Ryan Edelbrock 2b/ph 1-0-0-0, Chris Jennings 77, Pandora-Gilboa 63, (OV) 5-8; 6. B. Schwarzman (CO) (LE) 124-3. Boys 4x800-meter relay: 1. forced Vogt at second but put Pohlman c 3-2-3-4, Joel Pohlman cf Continental 62.5, Leipsic 48.5. 5-6. Girls long jump: 1. Lauren Koch Leipsic 8:51.10; 2. Continental runners on the corners. On a 3-1-2-0, Mitchell MacLennan rf 2-1-1- Girls shot put: 1. Averesch (LE) (OV) 15-9; 2. Bidlack (CO) 15-3 9:03.50; 3. Ottoville (Jason Turnwald, 0, Brad Gerberick 3b 1-0-0-0, Austin Boys Team Scores: Pandora- double steal, Webb took sec- Vogt 1b 3-0-1-1, Nate Webb p 3-1-1- Gilboa 144, Leipsic 119, Columbus 39-11; 2. Lauren Kramer (OV) 35-5; 1/2; 3. Riley Eversole (CG) 15-2 3/4; Tyler Looser, Drew Bendele, Seth 0, Ryan Densel 3b/rf 3-1-2-1. Totals Grove 110, Ottoville 74, Continental 3. Tammy Wannemacher (OV) 33-7 4. Brown (LE) 15-0; 5. Williamson Bendele) 9:07.10; 4. Columbus ond and MacLennan gobbled 30-10-14-9. 52, Fort Jennings 27. 3/4; 4. Sonia Nazario (CG) 33-3 3/4; (CO) 14-10; 6. D. Spallinger (PG) Grove (Dane Stechschulte, Devin up home. Ryan Densel ripped Score by Innings: Girls pole vault: 1. Braidic (PG) 5. Weller (CO) 32-6 3/4; 6. Amanda 14-2 3/4. Luginbill, Dakota Vogt, Taylor a double to the fence in left Ft. Recovery 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0 St. John’s 6 0 0 0 1 3 - 10 10-0; 2. (tie) Abby Siefker (OV), Young (FJ) 30-8 1/2. Boys long jump: 1. Sam Walls) 9:40.10; 6. Fort Jennings center to get Webb home and Game-ending run scored with Heather Twining (CG) and Stephanie Boys shot put: 1. Dylan Vogt Spallinger (PG) 23-2R; 2. Nathan (Ethan Schimmoeller, Brian Wurst, finish Keller on the mound, one out in the 6th Etzkorn (CG) 8-0. (CG) 52-6 1/2; 2. Boes (PG) 48-5 Turnwald (OV) 19-5 1/4; 3. Steffan Jeremy Schimmoeller, Adam LOB: Fort Recovery 3, St. John’s Boys pole vault: 1. Tyler Wolfe 1/2; 3. J. Berger (LE) 45-9 1/2; 4. (LE) 18-9 1/2; 4. Caleb Grothaus Kleman) 10:52.40. with Chad Schroer taking 5; 2B: C. Pohlman 2, Densel; HR: C. G. Berger (LE) 44-10 1/2; 5. Nathan (CG) 18-7 1/4; 5. Collin Grothaus Girls 100-meter dash: 1. Macy over. He got the final out but Pohlman; SB: MacLennan 2, Geise, (CG) 14-0; 2. Augsburger (PG) 13-0; Leininger, J. Pohlman, Webb, Densel. 3. Collin Grothaus (CG) 12-0; 4. (tie) Beining (OV) 42-8; 6. Morrison (CG) 18-4; 6. Dorian Moeller (FJ) Schroeder (FJ) 13.90; 2. Mansfield the Jays led 6-0. Doyle (PG) and Geckle (CO) 11-6; (PG) 42-4. 18-2 3/4. (CO) 14.10; 3. Speiser (CO) 14.30; C. Pohlman doubled IP H R ER BB SO 6. Dylan Klima (OV) 10-6. Girls discus: 1. Averesch (LE) Girls 4x800-meter relay: 1. 4. Lauren Koch (OV) 14.30; 5. Emily FORT RECOVERY down the right-field line with Keller (L) .2 7 6 6 0 0 Girls high jump: 1. Riley Eversole 116-11; 2. Sonia Nazario (CG) Ottoville (Molly Maag, Holly Stephens (CG) 14.70; 6. Ridge (PG) two outs in the second but (CG) 5-2; 2. Natasha Kaufman (OV) 103-6; 3. Kate Martin (CG) 101-0; Heitmeyer, Kari Beining, Shayla 14.80. Schroer 5.2 7 4 4 1 3 remained there. ST. JOHN’S 5-0; 3. Stacie Chandler (FJ) 4-6; 4. 4. Lauren Kramer (OV) 98-9; 5. Siefker) 10:15:10; 2. Leipsic 11:08.60; Boys 100-meter dash: 1. S. Webb (W, 4-2) 6 2 0 0 1 (tie) Cassie Stechschulte (CG) and E. Schroeder (LE) 95-8; 6. Rachel 3. Columbus Grove (Amber Herron, Ethan Schoenherr got 12 A. Miller (PG) 4-6; 6. (tie) Flores Beining (OV) 92-11. Nikki Ricker, Nicole Langhals, See TRACK, page 7 Recovery’s first hit, a leadoff WP: Schroer. 1

www.delphosherald.com Saturday, May 8, 2010 The Herald — 7 Bulldogs Vogt and Risser headed for college careers By JIM METCALFE coaches at Grove for his suc- The Delphos Herald cess. jmetcalfe@delphosher- “They have done well over ald.com the years at Grove in track and field. They know what COLUMBUS GROVE they are doing and know — Most every athlete has how to help you get bet- dreams of playing college ter,” Vogt said. “They instill ball in whatever sport they a work ethic in you from play in during high school, the youngest ages; you grow though many don’t make it. up seeing these guys doing For a pair of Columbus well and then see them com- Grove seniors, that dream has ing back to help out and it become a reality, though at makes you want to work hard different levels of the colle- and get better every day. It’s giate scene. like being part of a family.” Senior thrower Dylan Vogt He plans on majoring in bio- signed a national letter-of- medical engineering for the intent Friday to attend Ohio Buckeyes. Jim Metcalfe photos (Right) Vogt (1501-02) — Senior Dylan Vogt inks his State University and throw He also will be looking to (Left) Risser (No. 1499-1500) — Rayce Risser signs his LOI to attend Ohio State University and throw for the for the Buckeye men’s track put on more weight as well as national letter-of-intent Friday to attend Ohio Wesleyan men’s track and field team. His parents, Jim and Kim and field team. get physically stronger in the University and play football. Behind him are his parents, Vogt, are behind him, along with Grove head boys track His classmate, Rayce competitive world of major- Dan and Cheryl Risser, and Columbus Grove head football coach Chris Grothaus, left, and Vogt’s younger brother, Risser, will hit the gridiron college throwing. coach Scott Palte. for the Battling Bishops of “I’m going to be redshirt- town feel — like we have of competition; at that level, Ohio Wesleyan University, a ed as a freshman; they want “It’s great competition at “It’s a relief to get this over here at Grove — even though everyone is fast and strong, National Collegiate Athletic me to get up to 280 pounds. that level and they have some with. It’s nice to have definite it’s just north of Columbus. so you have to have that little Association Division II insti- There are some huge men great coaches there. I’m plans about your immediate You have that draw but you something extra to stand out. tution in Delaware, Ohio. that throw at that level, so I looking forward to the chal- future,” Risser, son of Dan also have more opportuni- Definitely, I have to get big- Vogt credits former team- have to bulk up,” he noted. lenge,” Vogt added. “Any and Cherly Risser, began. ties for further education ger, faster and stronger,” he mate Heath Nickles — a “I definitely will be throw- time you get a chance to go It’s OWU’s integration of and future jobs as well,” he added. “I’m probably going multi-purpose track athlete ing the discus, though it’s up to a big school like that, the the academic with the athletic continued. “The other two to play a slotback/wingback for the Buckeyes — for open- to them about the shot put. Olympics is always a possi- that lured him to the campus. schools that I really consid- type of position but they ing the door for him. I threw the hammer during bility because you are facing “They have a great aca- ered were Kenyon College have some competition there “He is on the track team the indoor season this winter top-flight competition every demic reputation and both and Heidelberg College but it already and coming in. They there and is doing really well. and though it’s different, I’m meet. I would consider that sides work well together. just seemed more comfortable have a good group of fresh- He told them about me and excited about picking it up a dream, a one-in-a-lifetime They have a lot going for for me at Ohio Wesleyan. men coming in that they are that got the ball rolling for next year full-time.” opportunity, to have that them in both areas,” Risser “Besides, they run pret- excited about and there are a them to think about recruit- Two other Ohio major chance.” said. ty much the same type of lot of expectations about their ing me,” Vogt, son of Jim colleges: Miami and the Risser’s future competi- He plans on majoring in offense we ran this last fall, prospects for this fall and the and Kim Vogt, began. “If University of Cincinnati; tion may not have such a pre-med, with a minor in psy- so the adjustment won’t be future. I couldn’t get hold of the were on Vogt’s short list, lofty goal — such as the chology, for the North Coast that big.” “I’m enthusiastic about coaches, I could call Heath. as well as smaller schools National Football League — Athletic Conference school Still, it will be a big adjust- next fall. I’m going to start It’s nice to have somebody Ashland and Findlay, but in in its sights but he is excited under head coach Mike ment in another way and working harder and try to be on the inside.” the end, he felt OSU was the nonetheless about his next Hollway. Risser acknowledges that. at my best for camp.” He also pointed to his best fit for him. step. “The campus has a small- “It’s a whole different level McMurray sets Darlington record in qualifying Track Spallinger (PG) 11.40; 2. Nathan Huntsman, Jeremy Kohli) 48.20; 3. By PETE IACOBELLI once in his last four events. winless streak dating back to You just can’t write that was, Turnwald (OV) 12.0; 3. Morrison Columbus Grove (Rayce Risser, Caleb The Associated Press McMurray credited his last season. “The new one, he ‘Hey, a good Kyle Busch or (PG) 12.10; 4. D. Niese (LE) 12.20; Grothaus, Trent Kerns, Wade Heffner) 5. Jeremy Kohli (FJ) 12.40; 6. Matt 48.40; 4. Leipsic 48.60; 5. Ottoville No. 26 Chevrolet for the suc- stuck in there, he dug hard. bad Kyle Busch’ when things Burgei (OV) 12.50. (Sam Beining, Jacob Schroeder, Matt DARLINGTON, S.C. cess. He kept going.” happen. The things that you Girls 100-meter hurdles: 1. Burgei, Kevin Schnipke) 49.60. — Jamie McMurray “When you come some- Hamlin, in his third sea- get to write are that he’s Williamson (CO) 16.50; 2. April Girls 400-meter dash: 1. Shayla couldn’t help smiling dur- where like here, when your son as teammate to Busch at going through life changes Horstman (OV) 17.30; 3. Natasha Siefker (OV) 1:03.60; 2. Macy ing his record-setting lap at car doesn’t stick, you hit the JGR, believes Busch is only a and he’s maturing. He’s not Kaufman (OV) 17.50; 4. Alyssa Schroeder (FJ) 1:03.70; 3. Bidlack Piasecki (FJ) 17.90; 5. Koppenhofer (CO) 1:04.00; 4. Abby Siefker (OV) Darlington Raceway. Turned wall,” he added. “You just changed man after victories. 22 years old anymore.” (CO) 18.20; 6. Riley Eversole (CG) 1:06.10; 5. Lori Bruskotter (FJ) out, he was one of few to hope it sticks. And A perfect example Hamilton tests for 1st 18.90. 1:07.70; 6. Cassie Stechschulte (CG) leave the track happy. if it does, you run a was when a late Texas race since ’01 crash: Boys 110-meter hurdles: 1. Rocha 1:07.80. McMurray set a Darlington good lap.” caution cost Busch Davey Hamilton tested at (LE) 18.0; 2. Hovest (PG) 18.10; 3. Boys 400-meter dash: 1. Sam B. Schwarzman (CO) 18.20; 4. Doyle Spallinger (PG) 49.70R; 2. Colby record of 180.370 mph to Childress says a victory last month Texas Motor Speedway, (PG) 18.30; 5. Sam Beining (OV) Meuleman (CG) 53.50; 3. Recker lead qualifying Friday for deal with Harvick at Phoenix. Busch where he plans to race again 19.10; 6. Derek Rieman (CG) 19.40. (CO) 55.20; 4. Geckle (CO) 56.50; the Southern 500. Seven- is close: Richard responded with an nearly nine years after almost Girls 200-meter dash: 1. Macy 5. Balcarcel (LE) 58.10; 6. Verhoff time Darlington winner Jeff Childress says he’s angry rant over his losing his feet in a horrific Schroeder (FJ) 27.80; 2. Paige Heffner (PG) 58.40. (CG) 28.60; 3. Brooke Brubaker Girls 300-meter hurdles: 1. Gordon was a whisker behind close to an agreement that radio, was aggressive as he accident at the track. (CG) 28.90; 4. Kaitlin Stechschulte Natasha Kaufman (OV) 50.30; 2. at 180.323 and Brian Vickers will keep Kevin Harvick with drove through the garage and Hamilton’s feet were (FJ) 29.20; 5. Bidlack (CO) 29.80; 6. Lauren Norbeck (FJ) 52.80; 3. Nicole third in 179.987. RCR beyond this season. Fox executives claimed he so badly mangled after his Speiser (CO) 30.40. Langhals (CG) 53.30; 4. Jessi Smith All three bettered the old Childress said he hoped was rude in declining a post- wreck during a Texas race in Boys 200-meter dash: 1. Sam (CG) 53.70; 5. Koppenhofer (CO) Spallinger (PG) 21.30R; 2. Nathan 56.00; 6. April Horstman (OV) 56.20. mark that Matt Kenseth set a to have negotiations with race interview. June 2001 that doctors initial- Turnwald (OV) 21.80R; 3. Derek Boys 300-meter hurdles: 1. Rocha year ago. the Sprint Cup points leader “I think you all need to ly thought amputation would Morrison (PG) 22.10R; 4. Homier (LE) 42.80; 2. Hernandez (LE) 43.90; “I was like grinning in the wrapped up before the series look back in your stories over be the best option. Both legs (CO) 22-20; 5. Colby Meuleman (CG) 3. Doyle (PG) 44.60; 4. Sharp (CO) car because you just don’t get heads to Charlotte, N.C., this the last two years and every and feet were broken. 22.80; 6. Andy Foster (OV) 23.70. 45.00; 5. Collin Grothaus (CG) 45.90; to have this kind of lap very month for the Coca-Cola 600. time he wins you all say, ‘It’s The IndyCar driver instead Girls 4x200-meter relay: 1. 6. Hovest (PG) 46.00. Columbus Grove (Brooke Brubaker, Girls 800-meter run: 1. Molly Maag often,” McMurray said. “We’ve been talking and the new Kyle’ and when- had 21 surgeries to recon- Marissa Baldazo, Emily Stephens, (OV) 2:28.60; 2. Latham (PG) 2:30.30; It was the fifth career pole hopefully we’ll have some- ever he loses you say ‘It’s struct his feet. Paige Heffner) 1:53.40; 2. Fort 3. Holly Heitmeyer (OV) 2:33.30; 4. and second this season for the thing,” Childress said Friday the same ol’ Kyle’,“ Hamlin “I’m a little nervous. How Jennings (Lori Bruskotter, Lauren Stacie Chandler (FJ) 2:41.30; 5. E. Daytona 500 champion. And after qualifying for the explained. “I think we only can you not be?” Hamilton Norbeck, Elaina Maag, Gina Clay) Kaufman (LE) 2:42.30; 6. Shafer (CO) 1:53.80; 3. Pandora-Gilboa 1:57.80; 2:44.50. it came on a day when rac- Southern 500. hear about it when he wins.” asked Friday during the test- 4. Continental 2:01.80; 5. Ottoville Boys 800-meter run: 1. Hochstettler ers had a hard enough time Locking up Harvick looked Busch may have proved ing session for the June 5 (Lauren Koch, Jamie Reiger, Rachel (PG) 2:04.50; 2. D. Schroeder (LE) staying on course at the track like a long shot last season as that theory himself when he race. “I ran good at this track. Turnwald, Kari Beining) 2:02.10; 6. 2:07.50; 3. Devin Luginbill (CG) “Too Tough To Tame.” Childress’ Chevrolet teams began his weekly interview I’ve always liked racing Leipsic 2:03.20. 2:14.60; 4. Z. Niese (PG) 2:16.70; 5. Boys 4x200-meter relay: 1. Weisenburger (CO) 2:16.90; 6. Seth Last week’s winner at struggled to keep up with session clearly in a sour mood here when we were full time Pandora-Gilboa 1:35.30; 2. Columbus Bendele (OV) 2:17.10. Richmond, Kyle Busch, those of powerful Hendrick after wrecking his Cup car before the accident. I always Grove (Rayce Risser, Wade Heffner, Girls 3,200-meter run: 1. Flickinger scraped the wall on his qual- Motorsports. Then last Friday. He scraped it in prac- enjoyed coming to Texas. It’s Trent Kerns, Colby Meuleman) (PG) 12:44.30; 2. Rachelle Bendele ifying run, drawing cheers month, it was announced that tice, kept it for qualifying, been something I wanted to 1:35.40; 3. Leipsic 1:37.40; 4. (OV) 13:05.00; 3. Nikki Ricker (CG) Continental 1:41.00; 5. Ottoville (Sam 13:30.80; 4. Schneck (PG) 13:44.80; 5. from those in the stands in Shell Oil Company would but was forced into a backup come back and finish. “ Beining, Andy Foster, Matt Burgei, Henry (LE) 14:19.50; 6. E. Schroeder front of the start-finish line. transfer its sponsorship from after he hit the wall on his Scott Dixon, Ryan Briscoe Taylor Gasser) 1:43.90; 6. Fort (LE) 14:25.30. Busch will start 39th tonight. Harvick’s No. 29 car to Kurt second qualifying lap. and Marco Andretti also par- Jennings (Aaron Schnipke, Michael Boys 3,200-meter run: 1. D. Dale Earnhardt Jr. wrecked Busch starting next season. Asked in that moment of ticipated in the open test Herman, Tyler Wiedeman, Philip Schroeder (LE) 10:45.40; 2. Jake Stemen) 1:45.50. Graham (CG) 10:46.40; 3. Curt Meyer on his second lap of practice However, Childress said frustration about Hamlin’s Friday at the 1 1/2-mile high- Girls 1,600-meter run: 1. Shayla (CG) 10:49.00; 4. Ryan Honigford and moved to a backup car. the improved performance assessment, Busch didn’t banked Texas track that has Siefker (OV) 5:39.20; 2. Molly Maag (OV) 10:55.10; 5. Kevin Stewart He was so spooked by the of his teams — RCR driv- agree. always been one of the IRL’s (OV) 5:47.20; 3. Flickinger (PG) (FJ) 11:06.00; 6. Tyler Looser (OV) track, Earnhardt Jr. predicted ers Harvick, Jeff Burton and “There you have it,” he fastest circuits. 5:51.60; 4. Henry (LE) 6:09.20; 5. 11:34.60. he’d show up here one year, Clint Boywer are all inside replied. “I think I proved my Before that crash in 2001, Amber Herron (CG) 6:10.20; 6. E. Girls 4x400-meter relay: 1. Schroeder (LE) 6:13.10. Ottoville (Natasha Kaufman, Molly have another bad run and the top 12 this year — has point walking up to you.” Hamilton was the only driver Boys 1,600-meter run: 1. D. Maag, Kari Beining, Shayla Siefker) give up the sport. smoothed over issues Harvick Busch, one of the most who had started all 48 races Schroeder (LE) 4:47.80; 2. Ryan 4:12.20; 2. Fort Jennings (Stacie That’s an attitude “Little may have had. talented young drivers in in the history of what is now Kraner (FJ) 4:48.40; 3. Nuveman Chandler, Elaina Maag, Kaitlin E” didn’t inherit from his “It’s good for RCR, Kevin NASCAR, has been criti- known as the IndyCar Series. (LE) 4:58.40; 4. Jason Turnwald Stechschulte, Macy Schroeder) (OV) 5:01.90; 5. Ryan Honigford 4;15.00; 3. Columbus Grove (Paige late father — Dale Earnhardt and all of us if we can put cized for unraveling when his Jaret Schroeder’s engine (OV) 5:03.00; 6. Jake Graham (CG) Heffner, Cassie Stechschulte, Marissa is second on Darlington’s this thing back together,” car isn’t performing well and failed going into turn 2. He 5:10.20. Baldazo, Brooke Brubaker) 4:17.90; career list with nine victo- Childress added. a lack of professionalism fol- spun into Hamilton’s car, Girls 4x100-meter relay: 1. 4. Pandora-Gilboa 4:29.60; 5. Leipsic ries. Earnhardt finished 19th- Harvick has driven for lowing races he doesn’t win which slammed into the wall Columbus Grove (Marissa Baldazo, 4:39.20. Brooke Brubaker, Emily Stephens, Boys 4x800-meter relay: 1. fastest. RCR since 2001 following — behavior Hamlin enjoys with so much force that it lost Paige Heffner) 52.70; 2. Continental Continental 3:37.00; 2. Leipsic 3:40.30; Mark Martin, who won the death of Dale Earnhardt. watching as a JGR insider. all four tires. 53.20; 3. Pandora-Gilboa 53.60; 3. Columbus Grove (Rayce Risser, this race at 50 years old a He’s won 12 times, including “Half of my entertainment The 47-year-old Hamilton 4. Ottoville (Lauren Koch, April Wade Heffner, Taylor Walls, Colby year ago, had the fifth fastest two weeks ago at Talladega. in this sport comes from Kyle is scheduled to drive in Horstman, Jamie Rieger, Kari Beining) Meuleman) 3:42.40; 4. Fort Jennings 55.50; 5. Fort Jennings (Alyssa (Ryan Kraner, Dorian Moeller, Andrew time and will start alongside Harvick has a 10-point Busch, so I love having him his fourth consecutive Piasecki, Lauren Norbeck, Elaina Huntsman, Jeremy Kohli) 3:46.10; 5. Ryan Newman. lead over 4-time defending as a teammate,” Hamlin said. Indianapolis 500 this month, Maag, Kaitlin Stechschulte) 55.60; 6. Pandora-Gilboa 3:49.70; 6. Ottoville Roush Fenway Racing star champion Jimmie Johnson Although Busch’s older a week before returning to Leipsic 58.40. (Jason Turnwald, Seth Bendele, Matt Carl Edwards could not get in heading into this weekend’s brother initially declined to Texas. Boys 4x100-meter relay: 1. Pandora- Burgei, Travis Eickholt) 3:55.60. on time and used his top 35 race at Darlington Raceway. be pulled into the “new Kyle” Those are two of the three Gilboa 46.60; 2. Fort Jennings (Aaron R - New meet record Schnipke, Dorian Moeller, Andrew position in owners points to Harvick did not want to debate, Kurt Busch eventu- IRL races that Hamilton, the make the field. Edwards will talk about any pending deals. ally admitted he’s seen a IRL series runner-up in 1997 start 41st. “I’m not worried about maturity this season, attribut- and 1998, is planning to run Does Your Stone Driveway Speeds increased again in that,” he added. “I’m worried ing the changes to his brother this season for Luczo Dragon the Sprint Cup series’ third about Darlington.” getting engaged, starting a Racing. It will be his first Need Some Fixing Up? visit since a multimillion-dol- Hamlin disputes notion Truck Series team and turn- multi-race season since his lar repaving project smoothed of “new” Kyle Busch: Denny ing 24 on Sunday. injuries at Texas in 2001. 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e 419-695-1229 120 dence or call 2 BR, 2 BA. $6,000 OBO. (567)204-3186 (419)236-7717. IS IT A SCAM? The Del- 426 E. 2nd St. 080 Help Wanted phos Herald urges our Saturday May 8th Only RENT OR Rent to Own. 2 9am-? readers to contact The 600 Apts. for Rent bedroom, 1 bath mobile OTR SEMI DRIVER Better Business Bureau, Furniture, stereo, clothes, home. 419-692-3951. Revised 5-4-10 NEEDED (419) 223-7010 or misc. 2 BR, 1 1/2 Bath apart- 1-800-462-0468, before DELPHOS HERALD – SATURDAYS & MONDAYS Benefits: Vacation, ment at Kalida Golf Holiday pay, 401k. Home entering into any agree- 1117 ROZELLE Autos for Sale Course. W/D hook-up. 890 ment involving financing, Friday 5/7 -9am-5pm weekends & most nights. No pets. (419)302-7724. Call Ulm!s Inc. business opportunities, or Sat. 5/8 -9am-2pm 419-692-3951 work at home opportuni- Kids clothes, bikes, etc. ties. The BBB will assist SPACIOUS 1 bedroom apt. Includes range, refrig- $ 95 in the investigation of 8555 W. State Rd., Elida erato, sewer and garbage plus parts these businesses. (This May 7 & 8 pickup. 387 W. Third St., 64 & tax notice provided as a cus- 8:00am-4:00pm 50 + OPENINGS! Ottoville $375/mo. tomer service by The Del- Treadmill, household 419-453-3956 4 WHEEL Part-time phos Herald.) items, misc. Weekends ALIGNMENT Wanted to Buy 904 S. Erie St. $9.00 HR 290 May 6 - May 8 10am -? Rooms for Rent 610 Includes check Now accepting applications Clothes, misc. and adjust camber for a great opportunity for & toe front and rear. Raines ROOM FOR rent in Ft. someone looking for addi- ANNUAL CLOSET clean- Additional parts & labor tional income! Manufactur- Jennings. No Pets. Out- Jewelry ing garage sale. Many may be required ing openings in Van Wert. door smoking only. clean name brand kids $125/week, no deposit on some vehicles. Prior manufacturing a plus, Cash for Gold clothes. Girls 5-8 and 14 but not required. Hours may Scrap Gold, Gold Jewelry, required. Furnished and See Service Advisor thru young junior sizes, Positions Available Silver coins, Silverware, Pocket all utilities included. for details. vary. 18+ hours a week. All boys 2T-3T and 12-14, employees must be able to 419-863-0531 Local Food Processing Plant Watches, Diamonds. boys shoes 5T-9T and pass a pre-employment drug 2330 Shawnee Rd. much more. Ft. Jennings  Temp to Hire screen and criminal back- Lima Community Garage sales. ground check.. House For Sale RAABE  $8.00 - $10.75 - based on experience (419) 229-2899 10 E. Elm St., off of St. 800 11260 Elida Rd., Delphos  Good work history required For immediate Rt. 634. Fri., May 7 open- M 7:30-8, consideration, ing in the afternoon and 2700 SQ-FT T.-F. 7:30-6:00; Sat. 9-2  Ability to work Overtime Sat., May 8, 8am-2pm. home with apply on-line at: wrap around porch on 419-692-0055 300 Household Goods Hoerstens www.staffmark.com treed 4.25 acres 2 acres Over or (419) 238-2040 w/trails. 3-4 bedroom, 2 85 years Apply online at www.spherion.appone.com NEW, QUEEN plush top bath, pool. Located be- serving mattress, never used, still ESTATE/GARAGE SALE you AT YOUR EOE M/F/D/V 19313 St. Rt. 190 tween Col. Grove & Ft. Delphos Office - 228 N. Main St sealed in original wrapper. 1/4 mile S. of Ft. Jennings Jennings. Asking $75.00. (260)220-1596. For info, call 419-227-0113 or 419-692-0600 May 6-8, 8am-7pm $185.000. 419-642-3211 www.raabeford.com Antiques Love seat & SOFA, SOFT cololrs, flo- Chairs, drop leaf tea cart. ral, great condition. MUST SEE our spacious, Free & Low Price Furniture, clothes, books, traditional 4 BR, 2 BA (419)991-5163 baby items, shoes, house- 920 Merchandise home. Many updates, ervice wares & decor, dish- ERVICE IRECTORY great shape. Call: FREE WOOD for camp S D washer, dryer, board 419-741-7202. fires and kindling. Behind Garage Sales games, purses, Precious Construction 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE 340 www.infotube.net/235629 Westrich Furniture Miscellaneous MennoElectricians Schwartz Lawn Care Moment figurines, picnic STarot Card CONSTRUCTION Hohlbein’s tables, desks, lamps, silk

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JENNINGS DAIRY HUT • DanielKitchen Swartz and Bath- ElwerLawnCare.comWindows, Doors, room has been recently refurbished including a wood burning problems in life. 419-605-7326RESIDENTAL & deliers, wallpaper, new Community Garage Sales fire insert. Kitchen renovated in 1999, including a new ceramic One-Stop Goodie Shop roomHome Remodeling Siding, Roofing, CALL FOR APPOINTMENT CFREEOM ESTIMATESMERCIAL (419) 235-3708 S. S. sink, games, dresser Friday, May 7 floor, but still has original corner cabinet. Huge deck with fenced 910 E. Fifth St. • Roofing 419-516-5506 419-979-2681 Roofing W- SidingIRIN - GaragesG - Sunrooms,Travis Elwer mirror, tools, pegboard, Saturday, May 8 in rear yard. The exterior also showcase a spectacular turret & RUNNING419-692-1880 A $10 SPECIAL • Siding Pole BarnsWE - LRoomDIN AdditionsG - please leave a message Repair - Frame New Homes “YourInterior full Remodeling, service lawn cases of auto refridgerant, 40+ sites Two brick front porches. All window treatments stay. lots of misc. Maps Available OPEN EVERYDAY • Replacement ED PAXTON Poleand landscapeBuildings PRIME COMMERCIAL Appliance Repair Windows TIL 9 P.M. 419Electricians-692-5193 SPECIALIZING provider”. IN HUGE PRICE REDUCTION. Delphos, prime commercial retail • Garages INSURANCE CLAIMS PRN POSITIONS AVAILABLE FOR building, currently used as auto repair, call for details with Ed • Plumbing and Schwieterman 419-230-1483. EntertainmentDenny AMIElectricalSH CR ServiceEW RETIREDHauling LICENSED NURSE AND STNA Call Ed Schwieterman for complete details and 30 years experience • reference 30% Metzger for both new and S P E A R S showings at 419-230-1483. • Framing • Siding • Roofing ELECTRICIANWant to get NEEDSrid of: TAX REBATE Fill in for vacations with the possibility Major • Remodelingexisting • Garages homes Tarot Card • AppliancesTO STAY • Grills BUSY ONLA WWINDOWSN CARE of developing into routine shifts. • AttentionDrywall Farmers Total Lawncare & Snow Removal Appliance • Pole Barns • Lawn Mowers • A/C Units Yocum RESIDENTAL & 22 Years Experience • Insured ReadServiceing • PaintingGive Us A •Call New Year Barns Round For • ANY Scrap Metals Ph. 419-339-4938 Must be able to work Realty All Of Your Home Improvement COMMERCIAL Commercial & Residential By Anna • Repair Work • and/or Batteries? evenings and nights. 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Only 22.95* GARAGESNew Construction• SIDING • ROOFING POHLMAN WELCOMES 2 full bath brick ranch, BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK 419-230-5034 •SHRUB INSTALLATION, very spacious, form. din. “Nik*upk toi ’5s quarts C oilakes” FREE ESTIMATE SERVICE BUILDERS MICHELLETRIMMING &BIGELOW REMOVAL I love my apartment at Deer rm., excellent location, Beautifully decorated super moist Daniel Swartz AskROOM forADDITIONS John $137,500.00. FLANAGAN’S FREE ESTIMATES GARAGES •Will SIDING do • ROOFING 111 W. Third St. cakes & fresh baked cookies for FULLYHome INSURED Lindell Spears Creek! The staff is attentive, 218 SOUTH FRANKLIN any occasionCAR CARE BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK Delphos, Ohio 3 bed, 1 ½ bath home, 419-979-2681Mark Pohlman •PAINTINGSERVICE Order816 ANYE. FIFTH sheet ST. cake DELPHOS - Get edible 419-339-9084 More419 -than695 25-8 5years16 kind and always there for me! hardwood floors, asking 409 WEST THIRD ST. Ph. 419-692-5801 please leave a message FREE Interior ESTIMATES & Exterior $64,500.00 DELPHOS Image Mon.-Fri.picture FREE 8-6, Sat. 8-2 FULLY INSURED experience! 8375 REDD ROAD cell 419-233-9460 •SMALL REPAIRS Thank you Call to see this 4 bedrm., 2 ½ Call Nikki Mark Pohlman Tax preparation priced 3-4 bedrm., 2 ½ bath bath home, hardwood floors 4•1HAULING9-339-9084 for a nice place to live! ranch home on a 3 ACRE with original natural wood 419-695-0744 JL CONSTRUCTION lower than National chains! WOODED LOT, 60 by 40 trim, and pocket doors., cell 419-233-9460 D. 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DELPHOS NO41 JOB9-3 TOO39-9 SMALL084 Transmission 419-453-2281 Ph. 419-692-5801 Joe Miller PHc 419-647-4719ell 419-233-9460 Geise lowMon.-Fri. price! 8-6, Sat. 8-2 419-302-0882 Construction CELL Transmission, Inc. Check out all of our listings at: To advertise call Joe Miller view • automaticGe transmissionise WWW.TLREA.COM •T standardransm transmissionission, Inc. Experienced Amish Carpentry OBITUARIES CALL FOR APPOINTMENT NEW LISTING!!! 391 419-695-0015Construction ConsRoofing,truction •• differentialsautomatic transmission • transfer case New Listing! 430 E 5th Otto, Ottoville: Excellent pole barns, garages or Hohlbein’sonline • standard transmission 2 BR vinyl sided ranch in Experienced Amish Carpentry St., Delphos: 3,200+ ext. 128 any construction needs. •• brakesdifferentials & tune up great location. Priced to Roofing, Obituaries updated daily online! Sq Ft – 5 BR, 2 Sty Brick HERRON Home •2 transfer miles north case of Ottoville Home in great location. sell. Call Tony:233-7911. To be connected to pole barns, garages or Visit 18616 SR 697, Delphos: CONSTRUCTION Cell 567-644-6030 www.delphosherald.com • brakes & tune up Call Lynn: 234-2314. ½ your ad rep. any construction needs. online 419-453-3620 5 BR, 1 Bath on 1.4 ac. Improvement 2 miles north of Ottoville REDUCED! 5359 MP- 419-692-2329 Wetzel Rd, Lincolnview: Reduced to $129,900. • Kitchen and Bath- Cell 567-644-6030 Windows, Doors, 4 BR, Country home on Call Lynn: 234-2314. 419-453-3620 Superior Signature Loans 7510 SR 66, Delphos: room Remodeling Siding, Roofing, nice lot. Wood burner. Call Lynn. 3 BR, 2 Bath Country • Roofing Sunrooms, as low as 9.99% APR* 236 Center St., Vaughns- Ranch Home. Updated Tree Service ville: 3 BR, 1 Bath Up- Throughout!!! 2 Car Att’d • Siding Interior Remodeling, Garage. Call Lynn: 234- • Replacement dated Home. Priced only Pole Buildings A Superior Signature Loan is your all-purpose loan at $45,500. Call Lynn: 2314. Windows JR Construction SPECIALIZING IN TEMAN’S 234-2314. 430 N. Canal, Delphos: 5,000+ Sq. Ft. Commer- • Garages OUR TREE solution. Borrow money for any reason - pay for a 148 NE Canal, Ottoville: Amish Crew INSURANCE CLAIMS Remodeled 3-4 BR, 2 Bath, cial Space with a multi- • Plumbing and Will do siding, roofing, SERVICE wedding or engagement, take a family vacation, huge garage, new applianc- tude of potential uses. Electrical Service garages, pole barns, 30% es. You’ll be impressed. Priced to sell!!! Business • Trimming • Topping • Thinning or whatever else you may want! All you need is opportunities also avail- for both new and • Deadwooding $8,000 tax rebate!!! foundations, TAX REBATE 180 Max St., Ottoville: able. Call Tony: 233- existing homes replacement windows ON WINDOWS Stump, Shrub & Tree Removal a signature and good credit. Excellent 3 BR, 2 Bath, 7911. Since 1973 Ranch on 3 City Lots 726 S. 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Call ALL TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION Lynn: 234-2314. 419-695-0015 Siding & Faucet, BR Ranch, Beautiful ***Commercial Office 419-232-2600 Residential & Commercial • Trimming & Removal building and pool. Check • 24 Hour Service • Fully Insured SuperiorFCU.com Phone (419) 223-9746 it out. Lynn: 234-2314. Space: Great location; ext. 128 419-605-7326 Licensed & Insured OTTOVILLE APARTMENT 3 Offices, Restroom, To be connected to FREE ESTIMATES KEVIN M. MOORE FOR RENT: Kitchen, Basement. Call FREE ESTIMATES Tony for more details: your ad rep. Roofing - Siding - Garages - *Rates based on individual credit and subject to change. Two-year maximum term. 2 BR, 1 Bath, W/D Hook- Pole Barns - Room Additions - 419-586-1292 (419) 235-8051 up. Excellent. 233-7911. 233-7911. Repair - Frame New Homes www.delphosherald.com Saturday, May 8, 2010 The Herald – 9

HI AND LOIS Tomorrow’s Horoscope By Bernice Bede Osol Sunday, May 9, 2010 not to be judgmental of an opposing from participation in something that In the year ahead a number of fresh point of view. is quite new and bold. opportunities might come your way ARIES (March 21-April 19) - LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - If you from some new contacts you’ll make, Regardless of how industrious you keep everything in good perspective either through a social organization feel, unless you plan ahead, anything and proper balance, you could make or a professional affiliation or both. you try to do is likely to meet with all this a very fulfilling day. Work hard, It’ll pay to be a joiner. kinds of problems. Be sure you have but don’t overdo it. Play hard, but TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - everything in place before tackling make sure to T.C.O.B. as well. Disappointment is likely if you anything. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - optimistically overestimate the Don’t think that your rate of progress attributes of someone upon whom Monday, May 10, 2010 will be determined only by the you’re depending. Let reality enter A number of constructive changes competence and industriousness the picture so you can understand are likely to be made in your lifestyle of your co-workers. You can make what you’re getting into. in the year ahead, due to several things happen all on your own as GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - In progressive people who will help you well. order to succeed in life, you must be advance your interests. The changes SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) BLONDIE able to accurately evaluate people will have a positive effect on both - Although a calculated risk may be and developments. If this doesn’t take your work and personal life. in order when you’re operating in place, you’re likely to underestimate TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - familiar areas and your actions are your competition today. Don’t underestimate your hunches, well thought out, taking chances on CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Think because they could put you a step or things you know little about should before opening your mouth, so that two ahead of others when it comes be completely out of the question. you don’t say something you’ll regret. to competitive undertakings. Follow CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. A thoughtless comment can do more your instincts when going for the 19) - Even if you wake up on the harm in one second than anything goal. wrong side of the bed today, things you could deliberately plan. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - Share in general should still work out to LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - If you hope as many of your involvements with your ultimate benefit. Don’t let early to get proper mileage out of your your friends as you like, as long as blows cause you to throw in the towel resources, you need to be prudent they aren’t commercial or financial prematurely. and try to make every dollar count. in nature. When it comes to the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It might be far too easy today to latter, some jealousy could become - Instead of getting uptight the thoughtlessly spend without heed or involved. moment something unexpected or need. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - unscheduled occurs today, think of VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - If your Because you’re likely to be on a good everything as a fresh opportunity. friends or family haven’t been as roll at the present, don’t be surprised Fortuitous happenings can come out BEETLE BAILEY cooperative with you as they usually if you’re more scrutinized by your of chaos. are, chances are the fault is with you. peers than usual. Some will want to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - It Honestly review how you’ve handled copy your success. while others may might be smart to limit your options yourself when you’ve been with them want to curtail it. to bankable prospects only. Chances lately. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Have are you’ll be more fortunate with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - Either faith in your conceptions, because things of a material nature than you get any critical jobs out of the way it will be the bold and imaginative will be with intangibles. early today, or put them off until ideas that will have better chances of ARIES (March 21-April 19) another time. Your staying power achieving success. New will prevail - Fortunately, you’re a very isn’t likely to be up to par and will over the old. enterprising person, because that’s only get worse as the day wears on. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Don’t what today could be all about. Those SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - You hesitate to get involved with a new who are creative and resourceful can might be a gregarious person, but venture being masterminded by a accomplish exceptional things. should you be at a gathering today friend. Opportunities could come Copyright 2010, United Feature Syndicate, Inc. and find that someone who turns you off is in attendance, it could put a chill in the air and sour your good time. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) SNUFFY SMITH - Usually it doesn’t take much to get you motivated, but today you’re more apt to be an observer than a participator. It’s just one of those days when you could be saddled with apathy. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Don’t be foolish enough to discuss something wonderful that you believe in with a person whose outlook is limited, negative or biased. It could leave you feeling empty and depressed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - In order to avoid embarrassment, don’t request a large favor today from someone who you never thanked or repaid for what that person previously did for you. His/her reply might be mortifying. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - You understand that there are always two sides to a story, yet you still won’t appreciate hearing the other side. Try Saturday Evening May 8, 2010 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 WPTA/ABC NBA NBA Basketball Local WHIO/CBS NCIS Criminal Minds 48 Hours Mystery Local WLIO/NBC Parenthood Law & Order Law & Order: SVU Local Saturday Night Live WOHL/FOX NASCAR Racing Local ION Die Hard-Veng. 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Britain’s election AHL EYES ARE ON Big parties woo kingmaker LONDON (AP)— deterrent, which the Liberal Scottish and Welsh national- Britain’s inconclusive elec- Democrat leader has indicat- ists for further support. THE NEW tion turned into high politi- ed he may want to scrap. Final results in cal drama Friday, with the But the Conservatives Thursday’s election gave the Conservatives and Labour have held out the tantalizing Conservatives 306 seats it the Party wooing a potential ally prospect of Liberal Democrat 650 seat House of Commons. as the markets pressed for seats in a Tory government, Labour won 258 seats, the HYUNDAIS AT results and a public accus- with senior Conservative law- Liberal Democrats 57, and tomed to clearer outcomes maker William Hague saying smaller parties 28. Voting in watched transfixed. Cabinet posts were not “off one constituency was post- Conservative leader David the table.” poned until later this month TOM AHL HYUNDAI! Cameron, ahead but shy of a The 43-year-old Cameron because of the death of a majority, seized the initiative said “we have to accept that candidate. with a “comprehensive offer” we fell short of an overall Thursday’s closely fought Starting at just to the ideologically dissimilar majority” as results showed election was the first since but possibly willing Liberal his party had won 306 of 1974 to produce a “hung Democrats. the 650 seats in the House Parliament,” in which no $19,566 Labour incumbent Gordon of Commons — less than party has overall control. The Brown, beaten but still bat- the 326 needed for outright prospect of days, and possi- tling, dangled before the victory. bly weeks, of political horse- Liberal Democrats their But Cameron promised trading unsettled the finan- dream of major electoral only a “committee of inqui- cial markets. As the pound reform. A weekend of frantic ry” to look into the Liberal and the FTSE-100 index fell negotiations loomed — but Democrats’ major goal, sharply, pressure mounted for the Ahl New 2011 Sonata momentum seemed to be with reform of Britain’s electoral a quick solution. + the youthful Cameron. system so that the number of Observers both inside and LEASE A Month Liberal Democrat leader seats gained is based on the out of the country were fol- For Just Nick Clegg did not imme- percentage of vote a party lowing developments with + $199 36 Month Lease, 12,000 miles per year, $2,399 plus tax, title & acquisition fee down. diately respond in public to achieves. They say that is interest. his opponents’ overtures, but fairer than the current sys- “It’s a bit fascinating to said earlier that the party that tem, in which a party can win watch,” White House press had gained the most seats a parliamentary majority by secretary Robert Gibbs told and the most votes — the getting only a third of votes. reporters Friday. “We look Conservatives — should have Cameron also left open the forward to working with who- the first right to try to gov- option of trying to form a ever is the prime minister.” ern. minority government if the Cameron and Clegg held Ideologically, the cen- Liberal Democrats turned telephone talks Friday, kick- ter-left Clegg has more in him down. ing off a furious round of common with Brown. Both Brown, too, appealed to negotiations. Clegg was later oppose the immediate cuts the Liberal Democrats to seen leaving his party’s head- Cameron says are needed to make a deal, and went farther quarters near Parliament, begin rebalancing Britain’s than Cameron by promising while Hague and George debt-burdened economy quick legislation on electoral Osborne, another senior Tory the 2010 Elantra Blue and both have attacked his reform. figure, were both seen leav- Tories as the party of privi- Even a deal with the ing a meeting at the Cabinet LEASE A Month* lege. Clegg has clashed Liberal Democrats would office. For Just with Brown and Cameron leave Labour a few seats All declined to comment $97 over Britain’s expensive short of a majority, meaning on the prospects of any poten- *24 Month Lease, 12,000 miles per year, $2,800 plus tax, title & acquisition fee down. submarine-launched nuclear they would have to turn to tial deal. Europe tries to calm fears over Greek debt crisis BRUSSELS (AP) — French Sarkozy said European European Central Bank to President Nicolas Sarkozy and finance ministers will hold ensure eurozone stability. German Chancellor Angela another emergency meeting The summit, originally Merkel announced early today Sunday to work out specifics called to sign off on a bail- that Europe will set up an of the anti-speculators plan. out plan for Greece and draw intervention mechanism to “We will not let others lessons for the future, turned the 2010 Hyundai Tucson calm markets rattled by the undo what generations have into one of crisis management Greek debt crisis. created,” said Sarkozy. amid market turmoil. 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For Just “The euro is an essential European Commission Beyond immediate mea- element of Europe. We can- President Jose Manuel Barroso sures to protect the euro, sev- not leave it to speculators,” said: “We will defend the euro eral leaders at the meeting said Sarkozy said following nine whatever it takes.” they want to impose punishing **24 Month Lease, 12,000 miles per year, $1,999 plus hours of emergency talks European leaders also budgetary rules which would tax, title & acquisition fee down. $239A Month** by leaders from eurozone agreed to consolidate pub- force member nations walk a nations. lic finances and bring in the tight budgetary line and avoid the kind of cheating and over- spending that led to Greece’s 2010 Hyundai problems. 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