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Locally Forest man Rural Upper guilty of sharing Sandusky man porn with teen sentenced on By NICK MARLOW Staff writer weapon charge A 47-year-old rural Forest man was found A rural Upper Sandusky guilty on two counts of disseminating matter man who pleaded guilty to harmful to juveniles having a weapon while under Wednesday morning at the disability received a 12- close of a two-day trial in month prison sentence in Wyandot County Common Wyandot County Common Pleas Court. Pleas Court on Sept. 18. Robert J. Buckingham, According to court docu- 17295 CH 215, Forest, was ments, two additional charges released on a continued bond against Jeffrey G. Grove, 49, to await sentencing after a were dropped via a joint sen- Submitted photo jury decided enough evidence tence agreement between the Wyandot County contingent attends Jordan-Latta dinner was provided to convict him. Because the jury dubbed an state of Ohio and Grove. Presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s son, Matt (center), was the featured speaker at a dinner adult video and pictures “The honoring Congressmen Bob Latta and Jim Jordan recently held at Camden Falls in Tiffin. With Robert allegedly shown to the victim court finds redistricting, Latta will assume some of Jordan’s former territory and as a result, all of Wyandot Buckingham obscene. The victim, who now (Grove) has County now will be in Latta’s congressional district. Several Wyandot County residents were in is 18, was a minor at the time of the alleged a long histo- attendance, including Wyandot County Republican Party Chairman Sherman Stansbery, Cherie crime. The offenses are both fifth-degree felonies ry of crimi- Huffman, Minette Hull, Daryl and Rheta Ruehle, Bob and Judy Gucker, Rick and Lisa Dunn and and each carry a six-12 month prison term and nal convic- Wyandot County Commissioner candidate Bill Clinger. Romney shared with the audience informa- as much as a $2,500 fine. tions, tion about his father’s belief in freedom and working hard. including Had the material shown to the victim not several been determined obscene, the offenses would (charges of have been dropped to first-degree misde- operating a While slipping in polls, Mitt meanors. motor vehi- “We thank the Wyandot County Sheriff’s cle while Jeffrey Grove Office for its careful investigation, the courage of intoxicated), the victims to testify in court and the commit- driving under suspension, Romney assures voters ‘I care’ ment of the jury to render a just verdict in this resisting arrest, assault, case,” Wyandot County Prosecutor Jonathan breaking and entering, a By BEN FELLER and STEVE voters outside Columbus and after the video became public, show Miller said. firearms violation and felo- PEOPLES Cleveland before rolling to Toledo. Obama opening up apparent leads Buckingham was indicted and arrested Jan. nious assault,” according to Associated Press Obama rallied college crowds at over Romney in battleground states, 2 after the victim and his mother filed a report the judgment entry written by WESTERVILLE (AP) — Slipping in Bowling Green and Kent State, including Ohio and Virginia. And with the sheriff’s office. In the report, the victim Judge Kathleen Aubry. “... It states that could sink his presiden- reminding Ohioans their state allows majorities of voters in Florida, Ohio accused Buckingham of showing him a home- appears (Grove) shows a pat- tial bid, Republican Mitt Romney them to start casting ballots next and Pennsylvania say Romney’s poli- made pornographic video, starring his uncle, tern of alcohol abuse related declared Wednesday that “I care week. Early voting has already begun cies would favor the rich over the father and two women, when the victim was 17 to some of these offenses, but about the people of America” and can in more than two dozen other states. middle class or the poor. years old, as well as obscenely graphic pictures there has been no record of do more than President Barack For Romney, in his appearances Specifically in Ohio, two surveys of a seemingly unconscious women when the treatment presented; or, if Obama to improve their lives. In an and in a new TV ad in which he show the President crossing the 50- victim was 16. The victim accused Buckingham there has been treatment, it all-day Ohio duel, Obama scoffed appeals straight to the camera, it percent mark among likely voters. A of showing him naked pictures of his (the vic- has been ineffective, making that a challenger who calls half the was time for plain talk to contrast Washington Post poll found Obama tims’) mother, who he said was asleep, on the (Grove) a continued threat to nation “victims” was unlikely to be of himself with Obama. ahead 52 percent to 44 percent same occasion when he was 16, also document- public safety. much help. “There are so many people in our among those most likely to turn out ed in the police report. “Regardless of knowledge, Romney’s approach reflected country who are hurting right now. I and a Quinnipiac University/CBS The victim’s mother told Sgt. K.G. Winsley the no one who has been drinking what he is up against: a widening want to help them. I know what it News/New York Times poll showed a pictures of her, which never were found and should be handling firearms Obama lead in polls in key states takes,” Romney told the crowd in 10-point Obama lead among definite Buckingham said do not exist, would have been — it is a dangerous combina- such as Ohio, the backlash from a Westerville. “I care about the people voters. taken without her knowledge by the victim’s tion,” Aubry added in her leaked video in which he disparages of America and the difference Noting anew the Romney video father, who lives at Buckingham’s residence and written decision. Obama supporters as government- between me and Barack Obama is I comments, Obama said Wednesday: on whom Buckingham maintains a power of Grove received credit for 67 dependent victims and a campaign know what to do.” “We understand that America is not attorney, before the victims parents divorced. days of time served in the imperative to make his policy plans That message so late in the cam- about what can be done for us. It’s Upon the execution of a search warrant at the Wyandot County Jail. He was more plain. paign — a presidential nominee about what can be done by us Buckingham residence Feb. 2, the video was ordered to have no contact With less than six weeks to go and declaring his concern for all the peo- together, as one nation, as one peo- confiscated and later submitted as evidence dur- with the victim or the victim’s just one week before the first big ple of the country — was part of his ple.” ing the trial. No pictures were found, although family and to forfeit the .50- debate, Obama’s campaign reveled in widening effort to rebound from his And he added: “You can’t make it Buckingham told law enforcement later that caliber muzzle loader that the latest public polling — but tried caught-on-video comments at a happen if you write off half the evening he had pictures stashed in a cigar box was used in the incident that to crush any sense of overconfidence. fundraiser. nation before you take office.” at his residence taken about 20 years ago that brought on the charges. “If we need to pass out horse blinders In those comments, made last Romney was showing signs of were exceedingly graphic in content — in accor- According to the indict- to all of our staff, we will do that,” May but only recently revealed, picking up his pace. dance with the description the victim gave dur- ment filed Aug. 8, Grove campaign spokeswoman Jen Psaki Romney said “47 percent of the peo- He scheduled a blizzard of inter- ing the trial — according to the police report. knowingly acquired, had, car- said. ple” pay no federal income tax, will views with ABC, CBS and NBC, his The police found the video in the loft and took ried or used a firearm or dan- The day’s setting was Ohio, where vote for Obama no matter what, are second round of broadcast network pictures of the area, which the victim accurately gerous ordinance on or about Obama’s momentum has seemed to victims, think the government must appearances in three days after depicted in his testimony. The victim said he July 13, when Grove had be growing. It also is a state no care for them and do not “take per- weeks of ignoring their requests. He was shown the material in the barn loft on both been convicted of a felony Republican has won the White sonal responsibility and care for their also did interviews Tuesday with Fox occasions. (Continued on page 2) offense of violence. House without carrying. lives.” News and CNN. Grove pleaded guilty to the Romney went after working-class New opinion polls, conducted (Continued on page 2) latest charge, a third-degree felony, on Sept. 18, before being sentenced. Obama encourages Ohio college students to vote Ohio Lottery By JOHN SEEWER and THOMAS J. pitch for young people to register to vote. campaign with a rally in May at Ohio economic plan was centered on cutting Wednesday night drawings SHEERAN Jordan Berry, 21, a junior education State University. In recent months, he is taxes for the rich. Classic Lotto: 4-7-15-17-38-49 Associated Press major at Kent State who waited for the been at Capital University in Columbus “Don’t boo,” Obama said. “Vote.” Kicker: 9-5-2-6-7-8 BOWLING GREEN (AP) — President presidential motorcade holding a green- and Cuyahoga Community College in Most recent polls show Obama with a Rolling Cash 5: 2-12-14-17-24 Barack Obama’s latest trip to Ohio wa and-white pro-Obama sign distributed Cleveland. lead over Romney in Ohio, a state con- by the president’s public employee His campus tour across northern sidered a must-win for both. Obama Pick 3 Numbers: 0-1-1 not just about getting his message across. He wanted to make sure college union backers, is not sure young voters Ohio on Wednesday generated a buzz at held a 53 percent to 43 percent lead over Pick 4 Numbers: 4-7-8-3 are that interested. Bowling Green. Romney in a CBS/New York Times poll Pick 5 Numbers: 0-4-3-8-3 students and 20-somethings are going to vote in big numbers, just like four “Apathy — quite a bit of my friends “It’s definitely raising awareness,” released Wednesday by Quinnipiac Powerball: 13-26-39-41-42 years ago when they backed him by a are not going to vote because they don’t said Becca Schroeder, a freshman from University. Powerball: 10 wide margin. like the job the president’s done, but Ottawa. “People my age need a reason to Michael Zickar, chairman of both the Wednesday day drawings Students skipped classes and stood they don’t necessarily agree with the vote; otherwise, they’ll be too lazy and let psychology department at Bowling Pick 3 Numbers: 7-9-9 in a long line through intermittent rain path Romney would take, so they just it pass by.” Green State University and the Wood Pick 4 Numbers: 7-2-4-6 outside the basketball arena at Bowling decided they’re not going to vote,” he The president’s trip back to Ohio County Democratic Party, acknowl- Pick 5 Numbers: 6-7-0-3-4 Green State University on Wednesday said. comes as the Republican ticket wraps edged that there was little excitement for where Obama told them to register to A big part of Obama’s strategy in up a three-day bus tour of the state. Obama on campus up until the last few vote. Ohio and other key swing states is GOP challenger Mitt Romney cam- months. FYI “No excuses,” he said before heading reaching out to college students who are paigned in suburban Columbus and Now the president’s campaign is concerned about the rising costs of edu- Cleveland on Wednesday before a stop more visible on campus than it was four The following circulars are to Kent State University for another rally. cation, job opportunities and paying off later in the day in Toledo. years ago and has more volunteers sign- included in today’s Daily Chief-Union: student loans. A big crowd at Bowling Green shout- ing up students to vote, he said. A.J. Heavenly Pizza At Kent State, Obama had his jacket off and his sleeves rolled up and made a Obama kicked off his re-election ed jeers when Obama said Romney’s (Continued on page 2) Kohl’s

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Cloudy Cloudy block of TH 45, Wharton, pleading guilty to the he was afraid of getting stuck ‘in the middle reported a man had taken his offense. of nowhere,’ yet (Williams) ran into the mother’s cell phone and The state of Ohio made woods. Numerous public resources were 60s refused to give it back early the a statement and agreed to used to find the defendant. (Williams’) lack 70s morning of Sept. 15. Deputies stand silent and defer to of compliance with the officers created a risk responded to the area and the court as to the sen- to public safety and the safety of the offi- made contact with the parties tence to be imposed, cers.” involved. according to a judgment According to court documents, Williams 70s A Vanlue man reported entry written by Wyandot Eltonio had two pages of adult charges, although Sept. 15 someone had stolen County Common Pleas Williams most of the charges had been dismissed. roofing material from his hog Court Judge Kathleen “(Williams) does have a conviction for barn on TH 138 in Ridge Aubry. breaking and entering and a probation viola- Township. The total amount of “The court notes that (Williams) came to tion in that case,” Aubry wrote. 80s items reported stolen was law enforcement’s attention when it was The judge goes on to say Williams was ter- about $120. reported that three southbound vehicles on minated from probation on April 16 and “two Brian J. Bailey, Tiffin, was (U.S. 23) were being driven recklessly,” months later committed this offense.” In arrested the evening of Sept. Aubry wrote. “(Williams) was located and addition, Williams has a 2011 firearms vio- 30s 15 at The Island View stopped at (U.S. 23 and Ohio 53), and dur- lation. Sentencing for a charge of carrying a 40s40s ing the traffic stop, (Williams) sped away. concealed weapon is pending, the judgment Campground, McCutchenville, 80s80s Fronts Pressure for persistent disorderly con- (His) speed in the ensuing chase was esti- entry says. Cold Warm Stationary Low High duct after deputies responded mated at 100 mph. Something was thrown Williams was given credit for 68 days 70s to a report of a man causing from (Williams’) vehicle, that it was later served in the Wyandot County Jail while he problems at the campgrounds. found to be of such a nature that the people awaited sentencing in the case. While in custody, Bailey allegedly made threats to deputies and was violent toward them. He later was Teen victim says Forest man shared Showers Rain T-storms Flurries Snow Ice transported to the Crawford County Jail. Bailey also faces a Active Weather Continues In East charge of menacing, according video of family members’ sexual acts Showers, locally heavy rain, and thunderstorms will continue to the report. along and ahead of a cold front stalling from the Mid-Atlantic Jimmie L. Tanner, Carey, (Continued from page 1) Tuesday so the jury could view sions in January, and she said was arrested at the Wyandot Buckingham testified the film and Miller, in his clos- the defense proved the victim’s through the Central and Southern Plains. Meanwhile, showers County Sheriff’s Office the Tuesday that he tested his ing argument, advised jurors father told the victim the hair persist in the Florida Peninsula and the western Gulf Coast. afternoon of Sept. 16 on a blood sugar in front of law to be mindful of the nature of color of the women in the bench warrant out of Upper enforcement officials and the content and the accuracy video and the length of the film Weather Underground • AP Sandusky Municipal Court. reported a reading of 37 before between the victim’s descrip- during a phone call on Jan. A rural Upper Sandusky he was detained and taken to tion of the video and what they 27. Today...Showers likely. Highs in the upper 60s. woman reported the night of the sheriff’s office on Feb. 2. saw. The victim’s mother testi- Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60 percent. Sept. 16 she was having prob- He was granted permission by “The content of the video fied that when the victim Tonight...Partly cloudy in the evening...Then clearing. lems with her adult son. Winsley at that time to drink a was so powerful, Robert returned home from the Dec. Lows in the upper 40s. North winds 5 to 10 mph. Contact was made with all par- glass of orange juice, but was Buckingham vomited several 30 visit, his face was red, he Friday...Mostly sunny. Highs in the upper 60s. North ties involved. given nothing else between times while filming,” Miller was acting standoffish and he winds around 5 mph. A rural Upper Sandusky then and the interview four said. denied a meal she prepared for Friday night...Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 40s. man reported suspicious activ- hours later, according to Buckingham admitted to him. She said he threw up sev- Northwest winds around 5 mph. ity the night of Sept. 16 in the Buckingham’s testimony. The filming the video in court. eral times during the next Saturday...Mostly cloudy. Highs around 70. Northwest village of Marseilles. The man police report corroborated that There was dissension month and did not want to go winds around 5 mph. said he witnessed another man Buckingham reported a low between the state and the to school, though Beckley said Saturday night...Mostly cloudy. Lows in the upper 40s. throw a bicycle over the rail of blood sugar reading and was defense regarding when the no attendance or medical Sunday...Mostly cloudy. Highs in the mid 60s. a bridge. A deputy patrolled given a glass of orange juice, victim viewed the film. It was records were submitted into the area, but was unable to and Buckingham’s wife testi- initially documented in the evidence. Local Readings locate the suspect. fied that her husband often police report that the victim The defense said the victim William D. Way Jr., Upper acts differently when his blood watched the video Dec. 27, left the Buckingham residence Sept. 26/27 High 64 Low 53 Sandusky, was arrested early sugar is low. 2011, but a motion later was mad the weekend of Dec. 30 Precipitation .8 inch the morning of Sept. 17 for dri- During the trial, the victim passed by the state to amend because his father refused to RECORDS ving without a valid operator’s said Buckingham took him up the date to Dec. 30. give him money for Christmas license during a traffic stop on to the barn loft at the The defense proved during and not because he saw the Sept. 27 High 89 Low 32 CH 95 near CH 58 in Mifflin Buckingham residence Dec. the trial that Robert video. The victim confirmed in 1973 in 1947 Township. 30, 2011, while the victim was Buckingham and his wife were his father’s refusal to give him A resident of the 10 block of visiting his father, and asked still vacationing in Kentucky money for Christmas in his West Adams Street, the victim if he wanted to see on Dec. 27. testimony and that Obama campaigns in Ohio McCutchenville, reported the “how (expletive) up his family Miller submitted a check, Buckingham wrote him a evening of Sept. 17 a neighbor was.” The victim said written by Buckingham on check instead. (Continued from page 1) was shooting a gun in the area. Buckingham proceeded to Dec. 31 to the victim for $200, Buckingham allegedly Whether the students know how much they could sway the Contact was made with the show him a pornographic which confirmed the victim’s showed the pornographic pic- election isn’t clear, Zickar said. “The campaign certainly knows suspect. video, without the consent and visit during the weekend of tures to the victim around that,” he said. A resident of the 3600 block outside the presence of his Dec. 30, before the victim’s Christmas in 2010, according Royce Ector, a junior at Bowling Green from Detroit, said of CH 97, Carey, reported the father. The victim’s father and 18th birthday. The check was to the victim. The victim Obama volunteers on campus ask him three or four times a day evening of Sept. 17 her vehicle uncle both appeared in the cashed and endorsed by the described the content of the whether he’s registered to vote. was broken into the previous video undressed, but his victim Jan. 5. pictures and said those of his Obama wants to make tax credits for college expenses perma- night. father did not participate in The defense did not deny mother were probably taken nent and expand Pell grants for students from lower-earning fam- Shea C. Caudill, Kenton, any of the sexual acts, which the visit, but said the victim before he was born, but he ilies. was arrested for driving with- was confirmed in the police came back and was shown the was certain she was the sub- Romney counters that increasing federal student aid encour- out a valid operator’s license report and several witnesses’ video on Jan. 15, at which ject of the photos. The victim ages tuition to go up and wants private lenders to return to the during a traffic stop the night testimonies. time the victim would have alleged that Buckingham told federal student loan program. He proposes eliminating duplicative of Sept. 17 on Ohio 67 near Buckingham testified that been 18 and legally an adult. A him the pictures were taken federal college financial aid programs and giving Pell grants to Ohio 37 in the village of he showed the victim only a gas station attendant testified “when (his) mother was hot.” “students that need them most.” Marseilles. facial expression made by his to seeing Buckingham, the Buckingham testified that he Obama won two-thirds of the vote four years ago among col- A rural Upper Sandusky father in the video and not the victim’s father and the victim only showed the victim the lege-age adults 18-24 and 18-29 years old, according to exit woman reported the morning sexual acts, and that he was together sometime in January, faces of the women in the pic- polling. In Ohio, young voters went more heavily Democratic than of Sept. 18 she may have been trying to help the victim by but could not specify the date, tures and, as aforementioned, in any election since at least 1992. a victim of identity theft. showing him the video. Beckley said. said he never showed the vic- A resident of the 300 block “I don’t care if he was 15 No other corroborative evi- tim pictures of his mother. of East Seventh Street, (years old), because I only dence of the Jan. 15 visit was The court ordered a pre- Sycamore, reported the after- showed him a facial expres- provided. sentencing investigation, noon of Sept. 18 there was a sion,” Buckingham said in Beckley provided phone which Miller said typically Hey You Buckeye Fans dispute between two males in court. records of calls or texts sent takes a couple of weeks, after the area. Contact was made A recess was taken during from the victim’s phone to the verdict and a sentencing with all parties involved. the victim’s testimony Buckingham on three occa- date has yet to be determined. VISIT Romney takes ‘softer’ approach in new campaign ad (Continued from page 1) manufacturing base — giant introduced him broke his China, efforts aimed at woo- The new Romney TV ad, at coils of steel wire, metal wrist during a game of ulti- ing support from working- 60 seconds, is a longer and beams, yellow “caution” signs mate Frisbee. Exhorting the class voters whose jobs might softer approach in which he — and spoke as machines crowd to vote, he said, “You suffer from imports from speaks about people strug- whirred in the background. got to play through injuries.” China. gling to pay for food and gas He appeared with Mike Rowe, The campaigns tried, too, The Romney campaign has with falling incomes. an everyman TV personality for footholds on other fronts. started setting up flat-screen At one point on and pitchman. Both sides kept up their TV monitors at its events to Wednesday, the two candi- Obama appeared at two attempts to paint each other screen a video about his per- dates spoke from different packed college basketball as weak in dealing with sonal and business story. sections of northern Ohio at arenas, delivering his mes- the same time, their scenery sage first to a boisterous as different as their message. crowd of more than 5,000 at At a factory in Bedford Bowling Green University and Heights, Romney appeared then to 6,000 screaming sup- The Blue Room on a stage surrounded by porters at Kent State College. visual evidence of Ohio’s He said a student who Kirby, Ohio • 419-273-2125

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Campus notes Lucius family holds reunion Descendants of Anthony and Lavina (Kirian) Lucius recently held Loverich named to their 13th family reunion at the St. Joseph Heritage Society build- president’s list ing, Salem Township, with 103 family members in attendance. at Brown Mackie A potluck dinner was served. John “Ryan” Loverich, of Three marriages were reported: Maria Ann Brodman and David Upper Sandusky, was named Hendrix on May 26, Jessica Lynn Reile and John Patrick Barnes on to the presi- Aug. 11 and Aubrey Micheli and William Tardy on July 1. dent’s list at Eight new births also were reported. They were Silas Daniel, a Brown son of Daniel and Catherine Baczkowski; Lucy Bell, a daughter of Mackie Rikki and Jordan Fagan; Giovanna Grace, a daughter of Matthew College, and Jennifer Arnold; Hudson Clay, a son of Bill and Miranda Findlay, Kennedy; Clara Jo, a daughter of Kathy and Andy Guinther; Lillian with a 4.0 Louise Tracy, a daughter of Kassi Tracy and Jacob Fagan; Taven grade-point Wesley, a son of Alexa Wilhelm and John Perkins; and Brody average. He Andrew, a son of Marc and Kelly Mays. is taking Family members spent the afternoon visiting, looking at photos classes in and playing cards and children’s games. There also was ice cream the college’s John Loverich and a candy toss. occupation- The 2013 reunion will be held the fourth Sunday in August at al therapy assistant program. the same place. ‘Chicken Soup for the Soul’ author among speakers at Carey bereavement conference Submitted photo CAREY — Joyce A. Harvey, child. In 1995, she lost her breakout sessions, address- Straw house tour contributing author of the only child, Jennifer, who was ing such topics as anticipato- Members of Hardin/Wyandot County Kappa Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Women’s “Chicken Soup for the Soul” serving in the Marines Corps ry grief, men’s and women’s Educational Society International recently visited the Franciscan Earth Literacy Center’s series, will be the keynote at the time of her death. grief, sudden loss, funeral straw house, which is under construction in Tiffin. speaker at an October Harvey is an inspirational planning “rights” and how bereavement conference host- speaker, contributing author parish staff and volunteers ed by Catholic Charities of the for the “Chicken Soup for the can continue to minister to Diocese of Toledo. “Changing Soul Series” and author of those grieving after a funeral. Colors of Grief” will be held “I’m Fine … I’m With the Pre-paid registration for Meeting minutes from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. Angels,” a children’s book on the conference is $20 and is 20 at the Basilica of Our Lady death and the continuation of due Oct. 8. For a registration of Consolation, Carey. the spirit. She has presented form, visit www.catholicchari- Delta Kappa Gamma Leeth reported that she had prospective Kappa members. According to a news to numerous professionals tiesnwo.org or contact TIFFIN — Hardin/Wyandot audited the books and they Myers made a motion to release about the event, and bereaved parents on sub- Catholic Charities’ Social County Kappa Chapter of were accurate. order four new program and Harvey spoke in August at a jects surrounding grief and Ministry Coordinator Delta Kappa Gamma Past State President ceremony books. She also workshop in Findlay hosted healing. Germaine Kirk at 419-244- Women’s Educational Society Donna Myers announced that asked members to contact by Catholic Charities for The conference will include 6711, ext. 225, or gkirk@tole- International recently met at she attended the DKG committee members Lori those grieving the loss of a other guest speakers in dodiocese.org. the Franciscan Earth Literacy International Convention in Paul, Lynn Knoble and Center, Tiffin. New York City this summer. Suzanne Sawyer to reserve Sister Shirley Shafranek, She will be serving on the tickets for a noon lunch at educator at the center, pre- international committee for The Inn and for the Ohio Mohawk Community Library announces sented a slide show about the Golden Gift. She also Northern University Holiday environmental education and stated that everyone is being Spectacular on Nov. 17. graphic novel challenge for local students projects, including the cen- asked to invite new members Kappa members and guests ter’s organic garden and to be initiated at Ohio’s 75th will take part in a holiday SYCAMORE — Mohawk Community Students also may make up new story straw house. The center also State Convention on April 12- gathering. Library is holding a graphic novel challenge boards or draw new super heroes or villains provides environmental edu- 14. Co-Presidents Cramer and for students in third through 12th grades. to enter an art contest as part of the chal- cation for school tours. Cramer announced that Charleen Wolfe thanked com- The challenge runs through Nov. 9. lenge. First, second and third prizes will be Kappa members then were Marty Everhart has resigned mittee members Cindy Students may check out a graphic novel of awarded in two age categories and two art guided on a tour of the straw her membership, which was Lupton, Snyder and Lundy their choice and fill out a book review of the categories. house being built with volun- accepted with regrets. She for making arrangements and novel to enter in a prize drawing that will be The program will end with a pizza party at teer help on the Franciscan also asked for members to food for the meeting. held weekly. Participants will be rewarded 2 p.m. Nov. 10, with comedian and cartoon- grounds. A small windmill consider being the club histo- Frisch won the door prize. for every review they do. ist Earl Musick. has been erected to provide rian. A correction was noted energy near the two-bed- Ann Frisch, Kappa’s that the next meeting will be room, two-story home that newsletter editor, asked held at 11 a.m. Oct. 6 at the will have no furnace or air members to sign out program Indian Mill, Upper Sandusky, conditioning. The house will books for absent members. led by tour guide Leeth. be studied for energy saving Members decided that Blackburn lead the group procedures. Kappa Chapter DKG pencils should be given in singing The Delta Kappa members were invited to the to the classes of Kappa mem- Gamma Song. open house when it is fin- bers Liz Snyder and Kathy ished. Lundy. Co-President Martha Norma Frederick did not Cramer began the business find enough interest to meeting. Secretary Teresa schedule a ghost tour of Harris read the minutes of Ohio’s capital building in WIN the previous meeting and October. they were accepted. 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September 30, 2012 Is Love APOSTOLIC GOSPEL FIRST EVANGELICAL HERITAGE OAKS FULL Rodney Donohoo, pastor LUTHERAN GOSPEL CHURCH, Dunkirk The Greatest? Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m. Joe Trester, senior pastor Hebert & Pam Wright, pastor Worship service...... 6:30 p.m. Jarrod Schaff, associate pastor Sunday school...... 9:30 a.m. Bible study Wed...... 7 p.m Background Scripture: Hebrews 13:1- Saturday worship...5:30 p.m. Worship service....10:30 a.m. 6; 1 Corinthians 13.. Sunday school ...... 9:45 a.m. Sunday & Wed. eve.....6 p.m. Devotional Reading: John 13:31-35. Sunday worship...... 11 a.m. Thurs. Bible Study. .... 6 p.m. BASILICA OF OUR LADY I loved my wife Valerie, I love my chil- OF CONSOLATION, CAREY FIRST PRESBYTERIAN MARSEILLES dren and friends, “Sugar” my cat, my John Stowe, pastor Kenneth Wessler, pastor churches, the music of Chopin, Man- PRESBYTERIAN Weekday Mass....7 & 11 a.m. Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m. hattan clam chowder and chocolate-chip Saturday Mass...... 5:30 p.m. Mary Curtis, pastor mint ice cream. The word “love” applied Worship service....10:30 a.m. Sunday Mass...... 9 & 11 a.m Youth Fellowship....6:30 p.m. Sunday school...... 9:30 a.m. to each of those looks the same, but is Worship service....10:45 a.m. not. In Greek there are several words Wed. service...... 7:30 p.m. translated as “love,” but each of these BEECH GROVE WESLEYAN MEMORIAL UNITED speaks of a different kind of “love.” So FOREST PRESBYTERIAN John C. Brock, pastor METHODIST CHURCH, what is the love of which Jesus, Paul Worship service...... 9:15 a.m. Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m. and the rest of the New Testament Sunday school ..... 10:15 a.m. CAREY Worship service....10:30 a.m. speak? The Epistle to the Hebrews is Penny Magee, pastor Worship service...... 6 p.m. quite specific: “Let brotherly love con- FOREST UNITED Worship service...... 9 a.m. tinue”(13:1) “Brotherly love” is not physi- Wednesday service...... 7 p.m. METHODIST CHURCH Junior Church...... 9 a.m. cal attraction, romantic love, or a Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m. Sunday School for children super=strong preference. In fact, it is not Worship service....10:30 a.m. & adults...... 10:15 a.m. so much a feeling as it is an abiding BIBLE CHURCH LITTLE SANDUSKY resolve. It takes an attitude of concern GRACE UNITED NEVADA EVANGELICAL for others and to make that attitude a Tim McGuire, pastor METHODIST, CAREY Sunday school ...... 9 a.m. LUTHERAN reality in the lives of those who are or Penny Magee, pastor Chelsea Spencer, pastor need to be our sisters and brothers in Worship service...... 10 a.m. Adult Prayer meeting and Worship ...... 8:30-9:30 a.m. Christ. Sunday School...... 9:15 a.m. Sunday School..9:45-10:30 a.m. Hebrews spells out some specific Bible class...... 7 p.m. Worship ...... 10:30 a.m. answers: “Show hospitality to strang- Children's NEVADA PILGRIM ers,” “remember those who are in prison, Church ...... 10:30 a.m. as though in prison with them and those BIG OAK UNITED HOLINESS METHODIST Steven Malone, pastor who are ill-treated.” I believe he is also GRAND PRARIE BAPTIST, Hugh Bowland, pastor Sunday school...... 9:30 a.m. speaking of love when he says “Let mar- BRUSH RIDGE Worship service...... 9 a.m. Worship service....10:30 a.m. riage be held in honor among all” 913:2- Tim Mohon, pastor 4). When he prescribes that Christians Sunday school ...... 10 a.m. Evangelical service ..... 6 p.m. Worship service...... 9:30 a.m. are to honor the state of marriage, he Wednesday Night Sunday school ..... 10:44 a.m. Wednesday service...... 7 p.m. appears to be rejecting the growing atti- Bible Study...... 7 p.m. Worship service...... 6 p.m. tude of his times that regarded marriage Wed. Bible study...... 7 p.m. NEVADA UNITED as a lower calling than that of celibacy. METHODIST CHARGE He also calls Christians to “Keep your CHRIST EVANGELICAL Matt Garrabrant, pastor life free from the love of money”-- for LUTHERAN, CAREY GROVE ST. TABERNACLE Nevada: many of us, our first and true love. William P. Schultz, pastor PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Sunday school...... 9:45 a.m. Paul’s 13th chapter of 1 Corinthians is Sunday Services.....9:00 a.m. OF GOD, CAREY the most well-known treatise on the Sunday School....10:15 a.m. Sunday school ...... 10 a.m. Worship service...... 11 a.m. meaning and value of love. First he out- Worship service...... 11 a.m. Union Salem: lines what misses the mark of Christian CHURCH OF CHRIST Worship service...... 6 p.m. Worship service...... 9:45 a.m. discipleship when love is lacking: The 4156 U.S. 30 East Thurs. prayer meet. .... 7 p.m. Sunday school...... 8:30 a.m. silver tongues of men and women, the Sun. Bible study .... 9:30 a.m. possession of prophetic powers, and HARPSTER Sunday worship...10:30 a.m. Eden Chapel: even a faith that will move mountains. UNITED METHODIST Sunday worship.....6:30 p.m. Worship service...... 8:30 a.m. If our discipleship insists on its own way Wed. worship...... 7:00 p.m. Soohea Park, pastor it lacks the essential amalgam of love. Sunday school ...... 9:15 a.m. Smithville UMC The manner in which we carry on our Worship service....10:25 a.m. Worship ...... 8:30-9:30 a.m. lives cannot be irritable or resentful, CHURCH OF GOD arrogant or rude, nor can we insist on OF PROPHECY, CAREY HERITAGE BAPTIST our own way. 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CHURCH OF NAZARENE HERITAGE CHRISTIAN THE GREATEST GIFT UNION, FOREST PARKVIEW ASSEMBLY Paul and the congregation at Corinth Ben Gregory, pastor Ken Gray, pastor OF GOD, CAREY were in the midst of a dispute over gifts Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m. Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m. of the spirit, primarily speaking in Worship service....10:30 a.m. Pastor Philip Littlejohn Worship service....10:30 a.m. tongues (glossolalia). Some Corinthian Worship service...... 6 p.m. Sunday school & Christians were apparently insisting Wed. Bible study...... 7 p.m. Wed. Bible Study....7:00 p.m. Worship service...... 10 a.m. that this gift was incumbent upon all Wed. night prayer..6:30 p.m. followers of Christ, a phenomenon that JOHN STEWART Wed. Youth still persists in some Christian circles COMMUNITY CHRISTIAN UNITED METHODIST Bible Study...... 7 p.m. today. Paul ranks these gifts, not on the CENTER Wayne B. Geissinger, pastor ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC TEMPLE ISRAEL, Marion WHARTON FIRST level of excitement they inspire, but in Bill Williamson, pastor Worship service...... 8 a.m. SYCAMORE Sunday School.....10:00 a.m. CHURCH OF GOD Worship service...... 9:30 a.m. Sunday school ...... 9 a.m. their effectiveness to express the gospel. RIDGE CHAPEL CHURCH Father Gary Walters, pastor Joe Carney, pastor Wed. home groups (throughout the week)..7 p.m. Worship service....10:10 a.m. Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m. He calls the Christians of Corinth to rec- OF THE NAZARENE, CAREY Sunday Mass...... 9:30 a.m. ognize the wide collection of spiritual TRINITY UNITED Worship service....10:30 a.m. Pastor Michael Adams KFC, Youth Group, gifts and givers: Prophecy, knowledge, SYCAMORE UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST CRAWFORD LIBERTY FAMILY CENTER Sunday School...... 9:30 a.m. Adults...... 6 p.m. teachers, workers of miracles, healers, CHURCH OF CHRIST Brad McKibben, pastor UNITED METHODIST CHURCH OF GOD Worship...... 10:30 a.m. Wed. Prayer service.....7 p.m. helpers, administrators, and then, Pastor: Robin LaBolt Sunday School...... 10 a.m. Cynthia Morrison, pastor Scott Moore, Lead Pastor Wednesday...... 7 p.m. speakers in tongues. The Church needs Worship begins ....10:30 a.m. Worship service...... 10 a.m. all of these gifts and givers , but “ea- Worship service...... 8:30 a.m. Sunday school ...... 11 a.m. Youth Ministery Sunday School ..... 9:15 a.m. WHARTON rnestly desire the higher gifts” (12:27- Sunday worship...... Noon UNITED METHODIST 31). And what are they? “So faith, hope, TRINITY UNITED Wednesday worship .... 7 p.m. SYCAMORE Denny Livingston, pastor love abide, these three; but the greatest f EMANUEL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST ROCK FORK PENTCOSTAL UNITED METHODIST Worship service...... 9 a.m. these is love” (13:13). A spiritual gift CHURCH OF CHRIST McCUTCHENVILLE CHAPEL, BRUSH RIDGE Paul Bennett, pastor may be beneficial in various ways, but Martin L. Stiffler, pastor MARSEILLES UNITED Pastor James Robinette David Jones, pastor Sunday School ...... 9:30 a.m. Church school...... 9 a.m. WILDWOOD CHAPEL the essential ingredient in all is love. Sunday school ...... 8:45 a.m. METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Worship.....6:00 p.m. In one of his novels, American novelist Worship service....10:30 a.m. Worship service...... 10 a.m. Crane TH 51 Worship service...... 10 a.m. Rick Snyder, pastor Thursday...... 7:00 p.m. Steven Miller, pastor Herman Melville describes the popular Marseilles: conception of love as “a volume bound in TRANSFIGURATION Sunday school ...... 9 a.m. Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m. Worship service...... 10 a.m. rose leaves, clasped with violets, and by ST. PAUL LUTHERAN OF THE LORD CATHOLIC FIRST BAPTIST Worship service...10:45 a.m.. TRINITY EVANGELICAL Worship service...... 7 p.m. the beaks of hummingbirds, printed Joe Trester, senior pastor CHURCH Gary Stumbo, pastor Salem: A UNITED METHODIST Wed. Awana...... 6:30 p.m. with peach-juice on the leaves of lilies.” Jarrod Schaff, associate pastor Sunday school ...... 9:30 a.m. Sunday school ...... 9 a.m. John Raphael Hadnagy, CONGREGATION Thurs. Prayer - Sunday school...... 9 a.m. But, that is hardly the muscular love of Worship service....10:45 a.m. Worship service...... 9:45 a.m. pastor Jim Stauffer, pastor Bible study ...... 7 p.m. which Paul writes in 1 Corinthians 13. 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Lonnie McMillan sports editor 419-294-2332, ext. 30 SportsToday [email protected] 419-294-5608, fax Upper Sandusky’s Bastel inducted into MSU Athletics Hall of Fame Upper Sandusky native American. people and sometimes it was and the Indiana Invitational. Emily Bastel was inducted And now her image hangs so small and stifling. But She also lowered her own into the Michigan State among the other MSU immor- now, being able to look back, MSU record with a 74.61 University Athletics Hall of tals in the school’s Hall of I just realize the support I’ve average and had top-five fin- Fame this past weekend. This Fame. gotten from the people in my ishes in seven events. feature news release was pro- “That’s pretty crazy,” she hometown and being able to “There’s no doubt we had a vided by the MSU Athletic said. “The one thing that grow up there was such a very close team when I was Department. stuck out in my mind about blessing because definitely it there and I’m still very good EAST LANSING, Mich. — that is I felt I was pretty shaped who I am at this time friends with a lot of the girls,” Emily Bastel was 8 or 9 years young for something like this. of my life and it shaped my Bastel said. “From a personal old when she launched her But, I was obviously pretty career. standpoint, my individual win bid to become the first stu- flattered.” “And being able to have the at the Big Ten championships dent-athlete from the 21st Bastel has had the good overwhelming support of lov- my sophomore year was a Century to enter the Michigan fortune of being able to culti- ing parents and family was pretty incredible experience. State University Athletics Hall vate her abilities in fertile really awesome. I played my “I’m a superstitious person of Fame. environments. Her father, first tournament when I was and one of the things I used She didn’t know it at the David, is the PGA about 11 years old, which by to do is if I started a round time, but it was during one of Professional at Lincoln Hills today’s standards is probably wearing a certain outfit, I the rounds of golf she would and teacher to her and broth- a late start, but it worked for wouldn’t remove any clothing. attempt to play with her er Ben, a former Miami of me.” The Big Tens were at mother, Debbie, in Upper Ohio Academic All-American. In so many ways that Wisconsin that year and I was Sandusky, Ohio, at Lincoln “My mentor in golf growing Slobodnik-Stoll calls Bastel wearing this black (base- Hills Golf Club, the nine-hole up most certainly has been the greatest Spartan golfer of layer) shirt because it was course her family has owned my father,” Bastel said. “Our all time. really cold in the morning. since the 1930s. course was built in 1927 and It all started with being But by the end of the day, it “My mom tells a great story it’s where I grew up. My dad named Big Ten Freshman of was 75-80 degrees, but it was about how we used to go play is the superintendent and my the Year in 1999, and she so hot, I would not take that and we’d get to about No. 4 mom works in the shop. My won Big Ten medalist honors thing off because I was play- before I’d have a little temper brother and I worked there. I the following year. As a ing well.” tantrum and she’d have to used to mow greens when I junior, Bastel set a school Although golf is considered drag me in,” Bastel said. “So I was in high school and work record with a 75.23 stroke an individual sport, Bastel was apparently pretty com- in the shop, and we both sort average while leading said nothing compared to petitive even at a very young of did it all. Michigan State to a Big Ten MSU winning the league title. age.” “It’s the epitome of a family title. And, with a 13th-place “That was pretty special,” Those flames turned into a business.” finish in the NCAA she said. “Individual accom- bonfire after Bastel arrived at It’s also where Bastel Championships, she paced plishments are obviously MSU as an unheralded learned the game and devel- the Spartans to a school-best great, but there’s no doubt prospect. oped the confidence to flour- 12th-place finish in the the memories I have from Four years later, Spartan ish in Coach Stacy Slobodnik- national tourney. winning team championships Submitted photo women’s golf was back on the Stoll’s Spartan program. As a senior in 2001-02, are the most rewarding.” Hall of fame national map and she was a “I was so ready to go to col- Bastel won the University of While Bastel thrived in the Dave Bastel (left) and Emily Bastel (right) pose with four-time All-Big Ten selec- lege when I graduated from South Florida Waterlefe atmosphere created by Michigan State mascot Sparty this past weekend. Emily tion, the 2001-02 conference high school,” Bastel said. “I Invitational with a school- Slobodnik-Stoll, the Spartans Bastel was inducted into the Michigan State University player-of-the-year and an All- grew up in a town of 6,000 record 54-hole score of 214 (Continued on page 10) Athletic Hall of Fame. Regular refs to Week 6 games could play big into league championship implications work tonight By LONNIE McMILLAN ceptions, while Brandon Carey. Sports editor Zechman has two as the Blue Given another quarter of after agreement CAREY — Following a loss Devils have forced 13 football that remained when against Fremont St. Joseph turnovers in 2012. their game was called, the NEW YORK (AP) — The last week, a win is nearly Offensively, Carey is tops Warriors possibly could have NFL’s regular officiating essential if Carey figures to in the MAL in rushing at moved to the top of the league crews are back. Their return play into the Midland Athletic 243.6 yards per game, but in offense. As it stands, they couldn’t have come soon League championship race. ranks sixth overall at just rank second at 378.8 yards enough for many players, This week’s foe, Tiffin 305.8 per game. per game. coaches and fans. Calvert (3-2 overall) is one of Quarterback Matt Quarterback Drew Loose is After two days of marathon three teams, along with St. Holsinger has rushed for a a big reason for that. He has negotiations — and mounting Joseph and Hopewell- team-best 445 yards, but has completed 52.9 percent of his frustration throughout the Loudon, that sit atop the MAL thrown for just 311 while passes for 817 yards and league — the NFL and the standings at 2-0. completing 42.9 percent of eight touchdowns with five officials’ union announced at The Blue Devils (3-2, 1-1 his passes for four touch- interceptions and has rushed midnight today that a tenta- MAL) dropped a 27-19 deci- downs with four intercep- for 381 yards. tive eight-year agreement had sion to the pass-first Crimson tions. Grant Price (247 yards) been reached to end a lockout Streaks and will face a chal- Meek (296 yards) and and Gunnar Johnson (207 that began in June. lenging balanced offense this Austin Tschanen (236 yards) yards) are other running The deal came on the heels week. Calvert ranks third in provide other running options threats for the Warriors, while of Seattle’s chaotic last-sec- the league in total offense at for the Blue Devils. Mitch Parker has been hard ond win over Green Bay on 368.4 yards per game and is Defensively, Calvert ranks to stop in the receiving game, Monday night in which the in the middle of the league second to Carey, allowing making 25 grabs for 430 replacement officials strug- ranks in both rushing and only 273.3 yards per game. yards and five touchdowns. gled. Commissioner Roger passing. The Senecas have been very Johnson has added 216 Goodell, who was at the bar- Quarterback Tyler Long strong against the run, giving receiving yards on seven gaining table Tuesday and leads the Senecas with 518 up 128.0 yards per game and catches. Wednesday, said the regular rushing yards and a 7.1 3.5 yards per carry, but They will face a Hopewell- officials would work the yards-per-carry average. In teams have thrown with some Loudon defense that ranks Browns-Ravens game at the passing game, he has success, completing 51.1 per- toward the bottom of the Baltimore on Thursday night. gone 40 of 87 for 741 yards cent of their passes for 798 league, giving up 318.4 yards “We are glad to be getting and four touchdowns with yards against them. per game and 6.0 yards per back on the field for this three interceptions. Kickoff at Carey is set for 7 play. The Chieftains have week’s games,” NFL Referees Running back Daniel p.m. allowed teams to gain 5.2 Association president Scott Kwiat has 253 rushing yards, Hopewell-Loudon at yards on each rushing Green said. while Nick Warnement leads Mohawk attempt and have been sus- And plenty of players the MAL in receiving yards SYCAMORE — Defending ceptible to the pass with only echoed that sentiment. with 496 on just 17 catches. MAL champion Hopewell- one interception and 684 “Never thought I would be Derek Herzog has 13 recep- Loudon is off to a 2-0 start in yards allowed. excited for the refs to come tions for 202 yards. league play, but it has wins But Mohawk’s defense also back to work but it’s about Carey’s defense still ranks against the two league teams, has been vulnerable at times, time it was definitely neces- as by far the best yard-wise in North Baltimore and allowing 6.0 yards per play, sary!” Cleveland return spe- the MAL, giving up only 212.0 Hopewell-Loudon, that in including 5.7 yards per carry. cialist Josh Cribbs tweeted per game. The Blue Devils are recent years have finished at Teams have thrown for 639 Thursday morning. Daily Chief-Union/Brandon Drake first in passing yards allowed the bottom of the league. yards against the Warriors, Minnesota punter Chris Looking downfield (118.8), rushing yards Mohawk (2-3, 1-1 MAL) is who have picked off six pass- Kluwe chimed in, too. Upper Sandusky quarterback Tylor Pritchard looks allowed (93.2) and points coming off a dominant 69-8 es. “It was a noble experiment, downfield Friday against Ontario. The Rams knocked off allowed (15.0). lightning-shortened victory Offensively, the Chieftains but I think ultimately a failed the Warriors, 18-14, and face Buckeye Central in their Justin Meek and Bryan against North Baltimore after rely on the league’s leading experiment, from what we’ve homecoming game this week. Powers both have three inter- losing its MAL opener to (Continued on page 7) seen. It’ll be good not to have to worry about that when we’re on the field,” he said. Homecoming “It’s good that it won’t be a Prognosticators distraction anymore.” of the Pigskin As Upper Sandusky and Shortly after the news Riverdale celebrate their broke, Buffalo running back homecomings this week, so do C.J. Spiller tweeted, the Prognosticators. “Welcome back REFS.” This week’s guest picker is The tentative deal must be Shauna McMillan, the wife of ratified by 51 percent of the sports editor Lonnie McMillan. union’s 121 members. They Lonnie McMillan Brandon Drake Patrick Massara Michelle Swinehart David Barnes Shauna McMillan She is a graduate of Meigs plan to vote Friday and High School, where her broth- Saturday in Dallas. Last week s record 6-6 9-3 7-5 9-3 9-3 7-5 er is the starting center on the For the Packers, Redskins, football team. She knows the This season s record 40-16 47-9 36-22 36-20 30-26 35-21 Lions and other teams who Marauders will have a tough voiced their displeasure with Buckeye C. at Upper Sandusky Upper Sandusky Upper Sandusky Upper Sandusky Upper Sandusky Upper Sandusky Upper Sandusky time with Nelsonville-York, calls that might have swayed but she could not pick against games, the agreement doesn’t Crestline at Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale Riverdale her little brother. She also change their records. But Wynford at Ontario Wynford Wynford Wynford Wynford Wynford Wynford holds true to her Wyandot after having replacements for Hopewell-Loudon at Mohawk Mohawk Hopewell-Loudon Mohawk Hopewell-Loudon Mohawk Mohawk County ties, picking Michigan the first three weeks, trigger- State because Carey graduate ing a wave of outrage that Tiffin Calvert at Carey Carey Tiffin Calvert Carey Carey Carey Carey Michael Dennis plays for the threatened to disrupt the rest Whitmer at Clay Whitmer Whitmer Whitmer Clay Whitmer Whitmer Spartans. But, she and Lonnie of the season, Titans quarter- Meigs at Nelsonville-York Nelsonville-York Nelsonville-York Nelsonville-York Meigs Nelsonville-York Meigs will be missing their first Ohio back Matt Hasselbeck proba- football game this year as the bly spoke for his peers by Kenosha Tremper at Oak Creek Oak Creek Oak Creek Oak Creek Tremper Oak Creek Oak Creek Bobcats travel to UMass. simply echoing Spiller: Elida at Kenton Elida Kenton Kenton Kenton Kenton Elida Lonnie has not been to a Clay “Welcome back.” game since his graduation. Ohio State at Michigan State Michigan State Michigan State Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Michigan State The agreement hinged on Other alma maters are working out pension and Ohio at UMass Ohio Ohio Ohio Ohio UMass Ohio Bowling Green, Brandon Drake retirement benefits for the Rhode Island at Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Bowling Green Rhode Island Bowling Green Bowling Green and Nick Marlow; Hiram, officials, who are part-time David Barnes; Upper Hiram at Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Ohio Wesleyan Hiram Hiram Hiram Ohio Wesleyan employees of the league. The Sandusky, Michelle Swinehart; tentative pact calls for their Cleveland at Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Baltimore Cleveland Baltimore Kenton, Barnes; Kenosha salaries to increase from an Cincinnati at Jacksonville Cincinnati Jacksonville Cincinnati Jacksonville Cincinnati Jacksonville Tremper (Wis.), Drake; and (Continued on page 10) Whitmer, Marlow. (Continued from page 6) N.Y. 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TWO BEDROOM HOME— On 1/2 **** Is Our Specialty PLEASE SUBMIT RESUME AND Please send resume to Box B, %Dai- weekdays, 419-294-8907 evenings. acre, just east of Kenton. Agent *Car Credit Made Easy* REFERENCES BY EMAIL OR MAIL ly Chief Union, PO Box 180, Upper KENTON, SUNRISE EAST— Cozy owned. Wingfield Realty, 937-363- BUYING JUNK, WRECKED and re- BY OCTOBER 1, 2012 TO: Sandusky, Oh 43351. 1 & 2 bedroom apartments close to 3814. Tired of Hearing No? pairable cars and trucks. $50 - PART TIME STNA— Needed for shopping. Rent $380-$450 per We Say Yes! $5,000. Kenny, 419-673-1283. Wyandot County Home month and we pay the water and Health Agency Kenton and surrounding areas for 47 - Mobile Homes, Sale Bad Credit? Repos? our home health agency. Call 419- trash bill. Pets restricted. 419-675- LOW AUTO AND 210 North Sandusky Ave 1988 NEW MOON 14X70— West- Bankruptcy? 423-5600 or email resume to: 2702. Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351 view Estates. 419-673-3238. Call Matt Today for HOME OWNER RATES [email protected] [email protected] ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT— Easy Approval Or call 419-294-3881 Cole Humphrey THE UPPER SCIOTO VALLEY No pets. $350 month. 344 N. Market, 48 - Wanted to Buy for further information. *419-294-2386* SCHOOL— Has an opening for Kenton. 419-348-1420. Insurance EOE *800-589-8079* school bus driver. Training is availa- ATTN: ONE BEDROOM UPSTAIRS EFFI- Paying top dollar for all **** 419-634-8010 LOCAL MANUFACTURER— Is hir- ble. Anyone interested should con- CIENCY APARTMENT— Available tact Susan Lasure, Transportation vehicles. Buying ferrous and ing laborers at $13 hour. Send re- immediately. New remodeled. $299 Wyandot Motor Sales Facilitator, 419-757-3231 ext. 7. non-ferrous metals. Will BIG WILK’S sumes to [email protected] or month. Call 419-634-1929 or 419- beat any competitors prices 08 Chev 4x4 $16,500 fax without cover page to: 567-295- 675-0622. Danner’s Towing & Recycling MOTOR SALES, LLC 06 F-150 4x4 $11,900 6367. UNEMPLOYMENT Buy here, Pay here Many under $5,000 RIVERGLENN ESTATES– offering Sycamore, OH New and Used Trailers ENDS HERE! 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom apartments. NOW 419-927-6154 0% interest for everyone on M-TEK, INC. Rentals/Detailing/BHPH accepting applications for future Mon - Fri 8-5 qualified vehicles Transformation Sept. Sales Event availability. Water, sewage & trash 18352 SR 309 E All cars under $5,000 We are a world class manufac- Network paid. On site laundry. 440 Indian Mill, CASH FOR YOUR GOLD— Gold- 419-673-1092 $1,000 down $250 per month turer of complex interior compo- looking to hire Dr. 419-294-4679. rush Jewelers, Kenton. 419-675- nents found in some of todays 1117. 4 miles east of Kenton No Credit Checks CentralOhioUsedCars.com most popular automobiles and for work at SCIOTO VILLAGE I & II— Now ac- www.bigwilks.com 419-294-4366 SUVs. local manufacturers cepting applications. Applications 53 - Antiques may be picked up at the office locat- Kenton, Oh— Transforma- ANTIQUES ~ BOUGHT ~ SOLD Due to recent growth, we are ed at 1037 S. Main St., Kenton, Ohio tion Network of Ashland is 43326. 419-674-4304. Office hours Buying coins, glassware, collectibles, looking to add Production Super- furniture, entire estates. We offer REAL ESTATE AUCTION holding a hiring event as Monday - Friday, 8 am - 4:30 pm. Saturday, September 29, 2012 at 11:00 A.M. Sharp! visors to our team. appliances, water, sewer and trash stripping/refinishing. Bill & Terri Bak- well as a two day training furnished. On site laundry facility. er, 419-294-4558. Located: 85 West Jackson Street McCutchenville, Ohio Must have the ability to: class to hire people at local Handicap accessible. Rental assis- (Signs Posted) Supervise the activities of group manufacturers. Applications tance may be available. Equal Hous- 54 - Household Goods 3 Bedroom Brick Cape Cod home ing Opportunity. TDD# 1-419-526- Kitchen w/all appliances – Dining room w/carpet – Cozy leaders and production techni- will be taken and classes BOB’S CARPET NOOK— Across 0466. This institution is an equal op- living room w/fireplace – bedroom on first floor – Full bath cians. from post office, downtown Kenton. will be held on October 1, 2 portunity provider and employer. Confer with production manager 419-673-3198. Carpet at cost. w/shower plus washer & dryer, all new in 2001 – Closet and production control to estab- at New Hope Ministry Park space – 2 comfortable bedrooms and full bath w/tub & lish work schedules and follows located at 13671 W. Patti- SETON KENTON— Is now accept- 55 - Misc. for Sale shower on second floor. New hot water boiler w/natural gas up to assure completion of those son Ave., Kenton from 9 am ing applications for our beautifully new in 2005 – 200 amp electrical service – dehumidifier to renovated apartments. We are de- BEAR CAT SCANNERS— stay with home – Upright freezer to stay with home. 1 1⁄2 schedules. Maintain adherence to 4 pm. If you have any signed for ages 62 and old and or a BC340CRS desk top scanner. to company policies, safety car garage and shop with attractive patio enclosure & auto- questions please contact us qualified applicant that is in need of a BC72XLT hand held scanner, your matic door opener – gas heater in garage – excellent 8’ x 10’ standards and good housekeep- at 419-207-1188. Help us fill mobility impaired unit. 419-673-7202 choice $135. Born’s Tire Center, storage building on concrete pad, all located almost in the ing practices. Assure that equip- or TTY 1-800-750-0750. EHO. 419-673-1060. country, on a 55’ x 190’ village lot – Mohawk schools – This ment and tools are properly these jobs and end unem- home has been updated with new wall paper and paint, just maintained and prevention main- ployment! SMALLER 1 BEDROOM uptown , CLEAN FILL DIRT AVAILABLE— upstairs apartment in Upper. Stove & 419-674-3896. move-in and enjoy this fine brick home. tenance is performed to assure Home will be open for inspection Thursday, September efficient production. Assure effi- WOOD TRUCKING, INC./MCT— refrig. No pets. $350 deposit $350 rent CLEAN, CLAY FILL DIRT— For 13 from 4 to 6 P.M. & Sunday, September 23 from 3 to 4 cient and economical utilization Job guaranteed after FREE 3 week sale. 567-674-1778. P.M. or contact Ned F. Gregg Realty, Inc for a private CDL-A training. Live within 100 mile of materials, improvement of viewing. radius of Wauseon, Ohio. 1-800-621- UPSTAIRS TWO BEDROOM POOL AND GAME TABLES— New, methods, and elimination of APARTMENT— Washer & dryer TERMS: 10% down at time of auction with the balance wasteful practices. Establish and 4878. Also, hiring drivers! used, coin, buy, sell, move. Edison, hook up. $400 month, $400 deposit, OH, 419-946–8682. due on delivery of deed. maintain good employee rela- plus $100 water deposit. 419-673- POSSESSION: On delivery of deed. tions and adherence to proper 36 - Business Oppt. 1123. 64 - Pets & Supplies TAXES: prorated to delivery of deed. judicious disciplinary measures FOR RENT– Office 20’x34’, 521 W. A.S. Dunlap, Owner when required. Support the im- Finley St. Upper Sandusky. Call 419- 43 - Houses for Rent AKC Beagle Pups. Grand Sire 3x Auction Conducted By Auctioneers: Ned – Scott – plementation, achievement, and 310-3179. National Field Trail Champ, Shots Sheila – Jeremy Gregg, maintenance of the Quality and 2 TO 3 BEDROOM HOUSE— $525 $200. 567-278-1551 CAI’s Environmental Policies and Pro- INFLATABLE per month plus deposit. Mohawk or visit us on the web at cedures. school district. No pets. 419-927- ST BERNARD PUPPIES— First 419-927-5492 www.nedsold.com or Lead and motivate team BOUNCY HOUSES 2305. shots, 419-673-0185. e-mail us at [email protected]. For rent. Great fun 4 kids of Office 419-927-5492 Sept. 13, 20, 27 We offer an outstanding benefit all ages. Now booking 4 your AVAILABLE OCTOBER 1ST— Non 65 - Lawn & Garden package including 401k, health, special party events. smoking 2 bedroom, 1 bath house. CLEAN, CLAY FILL DIRT— For vision, dental, prescription card, Call 567-674-9591 Completely remodeled. Stove, refrig- sale. 567-674-1778. vacation, tuition reimbursement, erator, and washer, dryer. $500 de- OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT— In posit, $600 monthly rent with credit BASSETT REAL and the possibility of a bonus. Get Your Mower Running at Har- 2012 Submit resumes to: downtown Kenton. 225 sq. ft. in a of- approval and references. Call 419- din County Small Engine Services 371-4816 or 419-371-6388 for appli- ESTATE AUCTION M-TEK, INC. fice complex with receptionist space 419-673-8525. 716 W. Lima Street, during business hours with utilities cation. Mon., Oct. 15 @ 5:15 P.M. – On Site Attn: John Fondriest Kenton. Pick up and delivery availa- included. Rent is only $300. Call ble in Hardin County. Located: 313 Goodbread St., Nevada, OH. 1111 North Warpole Street 937-935-4512. (West of SR 231) off Balliet St. Upper Sandusky, OH 43351 44 - Mobile Homes, Rent Treadway’s Lawn Care & Land- 3 BR – 2 STORY FRAME HOME or [email protected] scaping– for all your lawn care 42 - Apartments for Rent Open Houses: Sun., Sept. 30 (2-3 TWO BEDROOM MOBILE HOME— needs, 419-310-2246. P.M.) & Tues., Oct. 2 (5-6 P.M.) Machinist *AVAILABLE NOW* $350 month, plus deposit. 8 miles west of Kenton, on SR 67, small trail- 1,150 Sq. Ft. older frame home with Looking for a full time Machi- One bedroom apartments at: er park. No pets. 419-675-1588. 66 - Fruits & Vegetables modern conveniences & layout. nist who is able to read G- Morningside Villa Apartments Extras include L-shaped front porch, Apply at: MA’S PRODUCE, KENTON— Sea- Code, change tooling as Your ad son ends, September 29 gas utilities, cement driveway & needed and operate 1-2 ma- 985 Meadow Lane could be here! 66’x176’ lot. Layout includes kitchen, chines by him/herself. Must Kenton, Ohio 43326 Red, Yellow Delicious, dining rm., living rm., full bath & bedroom on 1st floor have CNC Lathe and Mill ex- Or call Jessika: 419-673-8080 Call Jonathon apples with (2) sleeping quarters on 2nd floor. Designated for 62 years perience and able to run a CHIEF-UNION J. Castanien TERMS: $3,000 down (non-refundable) w/balance due of age or older, 5721 TH 59, Upper on or before Nov. 15, 2012. POSSESSION: On deed deliv- Swiss Turning Machine. Handicap / Disabled classified department 419-294-2037 Please email resumes to ery. TAXES: Prorated. All announcements made auction regardless of age. for details day take precedence over ALL printed materials. [email protected] Appliances, trash, sewer 67 - Farmers Column and water furnished. Edith D. Bassett, Owner MID-SIZE TRUCKING COMPANY– 419-294-2332 One site laundry facility DMC GRAIN STIR-ATOR— New Ruth Bassett, POA Looking to hire. Family owned & op- double augers, all motors, fits 30” Equal Housing Opportunity In Cooperation With: erated for over 20 yrs. Located in 46 - Real Estate for Sale bin. $2,000. 419-759-2095. Coldwell Banker-Realty Plus, Marion, Ohio Morral, OH. We are seeking profes- handicap Accessible Joyce Baker, Agent sional drivers with a minimum 2 yrs. Possibility of Rental Assistance 1,000’S OF AREA GATES— Bale feeders with hay sav- experience. We operate mostly liquid er skirt. 1/2 mile south Alger, 235. Douglas E. Walton, CAI, Broker TDD# 419-526-0466 ~ Paul Wagner, tanks with some hopper, full & part This institution is an Equal LISTINGS 419-757-2025. Auctioneer ® time positions available. We offer Opportunity Provider www. REALTOR steady work with excellent pay. and Employer 69 - Livestock for Sale 97 Houpt Drive, W~ Upper Sandusky, OH-Phone: 419-294-0007 Please call 740-465-2961 for further charterrealtyonline Website:ucwaltonrealtyandauction.com information. BUCKEYE’S FINEST SALE— Sell- Email: [email protected] FALL INTO A ONE OR TWO .com Marketing Technology Professionals! ing open heifers, bred heifers and NOW HIRING BEDROOM APARTMENT— SAVE THIS AD bred cows. Simmental, Sim/Angus Sept. 15, 22, 27, Oct. 13 "Technology That Sells" We are a local agency And receive two months rent CHARTER REALTY and Angus. Saturday, September 29, that is passionate about FREE. Your first month rent is 1420 S. MAIN 1 pm at Rolling Hills Farms, Sales serving people with on US, with a paid security de- Facility, 17838 CR 65, Belle Center, disabilities. If you are posit. Keep your rent current and KENTON, OHIO Ohio. Catalog and videos online. Call interested in a rewarding your sixth month rent is also on 419-674-4114 937-538-1329 or 937-538-1537. NORRIS career of caring for people in US. their homes and working SPRINGBROOK COMMONS 4 BEDROOM HOME– in Upper, 419- for an agency that values REAL ESTATE AUCTIONS 980 MEADOW LANE 294-7720. Marseilles their approach and philosophy KENTON, OH 43326 SEPTEMBER 29, 2012 @ 10:00 A.M. then please check us out Water, sewage and 400 NORTH MAIN ST., NEVADA OHIO and apply online at: CENTURY 21 trash included Community www.wynn-reeth.com SUNWAY REALTY, Large two story brick styl- *Flexible Schedules Office hours 8:00 am - 12 noon or by appointment LLC Garage Sales ing home built in 1800's. *Full and Part Time Previously owned by Dr. *Employee Benefits Possibility of rental assistance 419-675-2333 Knapp in the (1900's). This *Serving the DD Community Handicap accessible View our listings *Retirement Plans Equal Housing Opportunity Saturday, home offer's sand stone *Healthcare Insurance TDD 1-419-526-0466 on the Internet Sept. 29, 2012 column's and banister's on Any questions please contact This institution is an equal www.realtor.com a large front porch, with Destiny Pierce, Case Manager opportunity provider 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. wooden banister's refin- 419-639-2094 ext 110 and employer www.century21.com ished and ready for instal- lation on upper deck. Hickory Tree Apartments Upstairs has 3 bed room's, full bath, and a bonus room. wants to help you move in First floor has a kitchen, dining room, living room, and a by Sept. 30th. sitting parlor. Sitting parlor has original plaster ceiling We will pay $200 of your medallion, and metal crown molding. With a recently Electric Deposit & your 1st installed furnace and attached 2 car garage on rear of months rent FREE. Call for house with 12 foot ceilings. Nicely placed on a double city DETAILS or APPLY NOW lot this home has a lot to offer. The Norris's have lived in 531 S. Patterson Street Carey, OH 43316 • Accepting Applications Monday-Friday this home since the early 60's. Art ran Norris Bros. weld- 419-396-3411 ing since 1938. The family is offering this home with owner 1-bedroom Apartments 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. or online confirmation of final bid. You may call Greg for private available NOW, designated at www.abstaff.com viewing or to make an offer prior to auction. for persons 62 years of age or TERMS: Property sold AS-IS*taxes prorated to day of older handicap/disable • Immediate Job Openings regardless of age. Appliances In Upper Sandusky closing*Immediate possession upon closing*Transaction to furnished & Onsite Laundry close within 30 days*$5,000.00 NONREFUNDABLE Facility, Water/Sewer & Trash • No Appointment Needed deposit due at time of auction*Owner has approval of final Included. Rental Assistance • All Shifts Available bid. may be available. Metro Auctioneer/Realtor Gregory T. Durham 740-482-2651 * Accepted TDD#419-526-0466 • Make $9.00 - $10.50 Per Hour! Presidential Homes Realty 866-562-1300 “This institution is an equal opportunity provider, AUCTION * SEPTEMBER 29, 2012 @10:00 A.M. EQUAL HOUSING and employer.” OPPORTUNITY 206 South Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky • 419-731-4168 Sept. 13, 20, 27 Thursday, Sept. 27, 2012 Chief-Union, Upper Sandusky – Page 9 GARFIELD CLASSIC PEANUTS PICKLES FOR BETTER/WORSE

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The thing I through the 2016 season or loved about her and what she until the official earns 20 was presenting at Michigan years’ service. The defined State was that she was 100- benefit plan will then be percent supportive, so she was frozen. very similar to my parents in Retirement benefits will be that way. provided for new hires, and “She said to me, `If you for all officials beginning in want to do this and set your 2017, through a defined con- mind to it, I will help you and I tribution arrangement. The believe you can do it.’ And annual league contribution that’s what I was looking for - made on behalf of each game someone who believed in me.” official will begin with an Bastel also has an amazing average of more than gene pool to thank for her ath- $18,000 per official and letic prowess. She said nine increase to more than members of her family have $23,000 per official in 2019. played Division I sports of one Beginning with the 2013 kind or another. Her cousin, season, the NFL will have the Caroline Powers, is an All- option to hire a number of American on the MSU golf officials on a full-time basis team and the daughter of Submitted photo to work year round, includ- Buddy Powers, a former First of the century ing on the field. The NFL also Boston University hockey play- Michigan State University Athletic Director Mark Hollis will be able to retain addi- Daily Chief-Union/Ty Thaxton er and current Terrier assis- (left) presents a Hall of Fame plaque to Emily Bastel this tional officials for training Taking on 2 tant coach. past weekend. Bastel became the first player from the and development, and can Riverdale’s Tiffany Wright (10) gets sandwiched After spending the 2002-03 2000s to be inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame. assign those officials to work between two Cory-Rawson defenders while going for the season as a Spartan assistant games. The number of addi- ball Wednesday. Wright scored a goal in the Falcons’ 2-0 coach, Bastel went on to play Cougar Classic in Charleston, “It’s funny because we tional officials will be deter- victory. on the LPGA and Futures S.C. would never make excuses for mined by the league. tours, and accumulated “Stacy and I remain close ourselves given the weather up “As you know, this has to $176,289 in career earnings. and I still talk to her every cou- north, and now I’m on the be ratified and we know very Wrights score goals in win In 2011, she returned to ple of weeks,” Bastel said. “I other end telling recruits how little about it, but we’re coaching as an assistant at learned a lot from her from a great the weather is in Florida. MOUNT BLANCHARD — stopped by the Falcons’ Bre excited to be back. And Duke and then Florida. She is coaching standpoint. She does But in general, a lot of the core Tiffany Wright and Jordyn Parish. ready,” referee Ed Hochuli currently in her first season as a great job of not only mentor- values I had as a player at Wright both scored goals as Kristen Evans tallied 15 told The Associated Press in the Gators’ women’s head golf ing her players, but has Michigan State are instilled in the Riverdale girls soccer intercepts, while Jenica Beck a telephone interview. “And I coach, and won her first-ever formed friendships and rela- my program now. Our program team defeated Cory-Rawson, had 11. think that’s the most impor- tournament as a head coach tionships that really last, I’m probably resembles Stacy’s in 1-0, on Wednesday. Next up for the Falcons is a tant message — that we’re earlier this month at the sure in my case a lifetime. certain aspects.” ready.” The Falcons (6-3-2, 2-1-1 5 p.m. home match Tuesday The longest contract with North Central Ohio Soccer against Bluffton. 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In managed only one, which was Saves: Parish (R), 1. 1987, the players went on strike and three games were played with replacement players. In 2001, the first week of the regular season was officiated by replace- ments before a deal was worked out. One big difference: The replacements 11 years ago generally came from the highest levels of college foot- ball. These officials were from lower college divisions or other leagues such as Arena Football. After Seattle’s 14-12 victo- ry against the Packers, their ability to call fast-moving NFL games drew mounting criticism, with ESPN analyst Jon Gruden calling their work “tragic and comical.” The Seahawks beat Green Bay on a desperation pass into the end zone on the final play. Packers safety M.D. Jennings had both hands on the ball in the end zone, and when he fell to the ground in a scrum, both Jennings and Seahawks receiver Golden Tate had their arms on the ball. The closest official to the play, at the back of the end zone, signaled for the clock to stop, while another official at the sideline ran in and then signaled touchdown. The NFL said in a state- ment Tuesday that the touchdown pass should not have been overturned — but acknowledged Tate should have been called for offensive pass interference before the catch. The league also said Submitted photo there was no indisputable State placer evidence to reverse the call Abigail Gerber recently took fifth place in the Elks made on the field. Shootout state finals in Coshocton.

Submitted photo 3-on-3 champs The team of (from left) Ayana Getz, Alaney Oney, Sierra Carey and Abigail Gerber won the Carey Fest girls sixth through eighth grade 3-on-3 basketball championship last month.