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BY NANCY SPENCER “I loved being on stage and every- DHI Media Editor thing about it,” Recker said. “Being [email protected] in theater is life portrayed on stage.” Recker has been studying her WERT — It’s been six years lines, reading and rereading them since Victoria Recker has stepped and “bringing out her inner Belle.” out on the stage and the young She said she has her lines down but Delphos woman couldn’t be more you never know what will happen excited. when the curtain goes up. Recker has won the part of “Belle” “We will rehearse until every- in the Van Wert Civic Theatre pro- thing is second-nature,” Recker duction of “Beauty and the Beast” said. “You can still screw up but the that opens Thursday. show must go on.” “Belle is not your typical, run-of- Recker has a bachelor’s of art the-mill Disney princess,” Recker in music and a minor in communi- explained. “She’s vivacious, inde- cations from Bowling Green State pendent, cares about her family and University. She also participated in she sacrifices herself for her father.” a Disney course through BGSU, Recker had been searching for marking her time at Disney World a role to break the ice in her stage Recker said. “It’s energizing. We in Florida. career and happened upon the Van have so much fun, work hard and “There is no more magical place Wert Civic Theatre’s website and the have more fun. Disney is always on earth,” she said. “I worked in audition information for its upcom- entertaining and inspirational.” the Animal Kingdom with the ‘Big ing production. Recker is a 2009 St. John’s High Mouse.’ I had a lot of magical “I am so thankful I get work with School graduate and remembers her moments myself helping guests.” this fantastic cast and the directors, role as Meg March in the school’s Linda McClure and Dee Fisher,” production of “Little Women.” See RECKER, page 16 Recker

Kriegel of Delphos joins DHI Media Staff

BY COLIN KRIEGEL Community Reporter [email protected]

Allow me to introduce myself - my name is Colin Kriegel and it is a pleasure to join the DHI Media team for the Times Bulletin and Delphos Herald as a Community Reporter. I was born and raised in Delphos, where my wife, Emily, a school teacher, and 1-month-old daughter, Evyn, and myself reside today. I am a 2007 graduate of Delphos Jefferson High School and a 2011 gradu- ate of Bluffton University, where I earned my bache- lor of arts degree in com- Kriegel munications. I am a major sports fan, including the Cincinnati Reds, Oakland Raiders, and Michigan Wolverines (hopeful- ly I’m not flooded with hate mail for that one). I also enjoy being outside as soon as there is even a hint of warmer Seniors earn CPR certificates weather. I love movies, good food and spending time with my giant family of four siblings, 13 nieces and nephews, Forty-four St. John’s High School seniors are now certified in CPR. American Heart Association wife and daughter…oh, and my cat, Junior. CPR Instructors Paul and Cathy Harris led the course, which included the latest updates on CPR I am beyond excited to start getting to know the Van training. The Harrises also teach CPR to EMTs. Each students received a two-year certification in Wert community more and share with you the news and adults, infant and child CPR. Above: Sydney Fischbach and Jesse Ditto take turns on their dummy. events happening in the area. Feel free to contact me with (DHI Media/Nancy Spencer) any ideas, thoughts, or opinions.

Kramer seeking Eagle Scout BY NANCY SPENCER Timbers in 1794 with the signing DHI Media Editor of the Treaty of Greenville. [email protected] Some Shawnee hoped to regain their Ohio land, including DELPHOS — Delphos Tecumseh, who hoped to unite residents can learn about the all American Indian peoples west Shawnee Indian population in of the Appalachian Mountains the Delphos area thanks to Boy the United States. That is another Scout Kevin Kramer’s Eagle story. Scout project. Kramer said he hoped future Kramer, 17, gave his presen- generations enjoyed his effort. tation while his father, John, “I hope people watch my DVD recorded the proceedings for a and get the information from it DVD that will be shared with the and learn about the Shawnee that library’s Genealogy Department. used to live here and why they According to his report, don’t anymore,” Kramer said. Shawnee indians lived here Kramer also gave his pre- as early as the 1600s, sharing sentation to fourth-graders at the land with the Iriquois. The Franklin Elementary. Shawnee were forced from their Delphos Boy Scout Kevin Kramer is seeking his Eagle Scout with a Shawnee Indian project he pre- land after the Battle of the Fallen See KRAMER, page 16 sented at the Delphos Public Library Thursday. (DHI Media/Nancy Spencer)

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To sit in the shade on a DHI MEDIA Trinity United Methodist Church will present the Easter Cantata “Arise” at 7 p.m. March 18 and 19 and 2 p.m. March 20 at the Trinity Family Life Center at 702 Ambrose Drive. fine day, and look upon ©2015 • Published in Delphos, Ohio “Arise” and depicts the life of Christ from birth to death to resurrection. The play is quite verdure is the most per- moving with an elaborate set and costume design along with a full choir as live accompani- Volume 145, No. 76 ment. fect refreshment. The cast and choir are composed of members of many area churches; a big event with more than 60 people involved. Jane Austen The event is free of charge and open to the public. English novelist Look for more information in an upcoming edition of The Delphos Herald. (1775 - 1817) 2 — The Herald Saturday, March 5, 2016 www.delphosherald.com For The Record

POLICE REPORTS OBITUARIES The Delphos Herald information submitted Martha Helmkamp Nancy Spencer, editor Ray Geary, DELPHOS — On Feb. 26, officers spoke with a female sullivan Chief Operating Officer in the 700 block of South Main Street in reference to two July 10, 1918-March 3, 2016 Delphos Herald, Inc. dogs attacking her small dog. A description was given of the Lori Goodwin Silette, two dogs and a short time later, officers located a possible Martha Helmkamp circulation manager owner of the dogs. A report was taken and forwarded to the Sullivan, 98, formerly of Allen County Dog Warden’s Office for follow up. Delphos, died Thursday. She was born July 10, The Delphos Herald On Feb. 26, officers were made (USPS 1525 8000) is published aware of an active warrant for 1918. She graduated from St. John’s High School in Wednesdays and Saturdays. 36-year-old Jason Meihls of Findlay The Delphos Herald is deliv- on a charge of domestic violence filed June 1936 and from St. Rita’s ered by carrier in Delphos for by the Delphos Police Department. Nursing School in June 1939. $0.96 per week. Same day Officers did locate Meihls a short time She was an office nurse in delivery outside of Delphos is later and took him into custody. He the practice of Dr. E. Hedger done through the post office for was then transported to the Van Wert Wilma A. ‘Billie’ rose and Dr. A.M. Barone in Lima. She left Lima in February Allen, Van Wert and Putnam County Jail. 1961 and lived in San Diego, California, where she was a Counties. Delivery outside of these counties is $72 per year. On Feb. 28, officers took a report FORT WAYNE — Wilma private duty nurse at Scripps Memorial Hospital and Scripps Clinic. In 2006, Martha moved to Colorado to be near her Entered in the post office from a female who stated that her A. “Billie” Rose, 95, passed in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as son was assaulted near Waterworks away Thursday at the Town family. On April 18, 1968, she married Larry Sullivan. They Periodicals, postage paid at Meihls Park. After speaking with the female, House Retirement Center in Fort Delphos, Ohio. officers located the juvenile suspect and Wayne. traveled extensively. She was in the first class of Lady spoke with him as well. After speaking Born in Fort Jennings, Eucharistic Ministers at St. Michael’s Church in Rancho 405 North Main St. with both parties it was requested that no charges be filed. Wilma worked as a secretary Bernardino, California. Martha and Larry worked on the TELEPHONE 695-0015 On Monday, officers met with a complainant in the 800 with Board of Health. She was erection of the Sacred Heart Memorial in honor of the Office Hours block of West Skinner Street in reference to a theft from his a member of St. Jude Catholic Vietnam servicemen. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. vehicle. The male told officers that his vehicle was entered Church and volunteered for Her husband, Larry, preceded her in death in 1977, as well POSTMASTER: as her brother and sister-in-law, John and Cecile Helmkamp. Send address changes and items removed from inside. the St Jude funeral dinners and to THE DELPHOS HERALD, On Tuesday, officers spoke with a male juvenile who prayer line. She enjoyed sewing, Martha is survived by her nephew, David Helmkamp; niece Jean Mooney; great-nieces Wendy Schorsch and Lara 405 N. Main St. reported that another juvenile male had threatened him puzzles and crocheting. Delphos, Ohio 45833 with bodily harm. Officers met and spoke with the other Surviving are her son, Mooney; and great-great-niece Maya Fair. juvenile and he did admit to making the statement. Charges Larry J. (Sharon) Rose; daugh- A Memorial Mass will be celebrated at St. Mark’s of aggravated menacing have been filed on the juvenile and ters, Jane M. Krebs and Mary Catholic Church in Denver, Colorado. Burial will follow at a he will appear in Van Wert County Juvenile Court to face R. (Chris) Needler, all of later date in St. John’s Cemetery. the charge. Fort Wayne; grandchildren, In lieu of flower, memorials are to St. John’s Schools. On Wednesday, a female came to the police department Kimberly Weaver, Tamara CorreCtions to request a criminal trespass order to be made against a Widley, Thomas Rose, Michael Dorothy elizabeth Davis The Delphos Herald wants male that she no longer wants visiting her residence. and Brian Krebs, Monica to correct published errors in On Wednesday, an employee of a business came to the Montiel, Mike and Catherine its news, sports and feature police department to report an incident with a customer Needler; and eight great-grand- sept. 4, 1918-March 1, Also preceding her in that had happened a couple of days earlier. The employee children. 2016 death were cousins Anna articles. To inform the news- requested that a criminal trespass order be served on the Wilma was preceded in RUSHMORE — Dorothy (Raymond) Davis Holdgreve, room of a mistake in published subject as they no longer want him at their business. death by her parents, Richard Elizabeth Davis, 97, passed Margaret (Louis) Davis information, call the editorial On Wednesday, officers were dispatched to the 200 and Anna Gerker; her husband, away on Tuesday at Vancrest Rozelle, Alice (Herbert) department at 419-695-0015. block of West Clime Street in reference to a theft. Officers Robert J. Rose; and a son-in-law Nursing Facility after health Davis Bushong, Elizabeth Corrections will be published arrived and met with the complainant David G. Krebs. problems since last June. Roberts, William Price on this page. who told officers that within an hour Mass of Christian Burial is She was born on Sept. Henze, and Jane Ann Henze. of her parking at a friends residence, at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. 4, 1918, to Edwin L. and Services will be held at 2 an unknown subject broke a window Jude Catholic Church, 2130 Gwendolyn (Price) Davis. p.m. today at Gomer United Local out of her vehicle and stole an item Pemberton Drive, with calling Surviving are cousins, Church of Christ, with call- from inside. one hour prior, the Rev. Robert Martha (Dick) Holdgreve ing one hour prior to service. Weather On Wednesday, officers were made D’Souza officiating. Burial in Oakley, Tom (Gretchen) Pastor Brian Knoderer will aware of an active warrant out of Catholic Cemetery, Fort Wayne. Holdgreve, Scott Bushong, officiate. Burial will follow Sat 44/28 Putnam County for 37-year-old Gina Calling will also be from Janet (Rusty) Bushong May, in Pike Run Cemetery in 3/5 Schrader of Delphos on charges of 2-5 p.m. and 5-7 p.m. Monday James Henze, and his mother Gomer. burglary. Officers located Schrader at D.O. McComb & Sons Jean Elizabeth Henze. In lieu of flowers, dona- Rain and snow showers. and took her into custody. She was Lakeside Park Funeral Home, She was preceded in death tions may be made to Gomer Highs in the mid 40s and later turned over to the Putnam 1140 Lake Avenue, Fort Wayne, by her parents; a brother, John United Church of Christ or lows in the upper 20s. County Sheriff’s Office. schrader with a Rosary at 4:30 pm. P. Davis; and her beloved The Welsh Society of Gomer. Memorials may be made to German shepherd, Ava, who To leave condolences, the St. Jude Tuition Assistance was the last of many German visit harterandschier.com. Sun 48/34 see rePorts, page 15 Fund. Shepherds. 3/6 To sign the online guest book, Check us out online: delphosherald.com visit mccombandsons.com. shirley B. Mays Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 40s and lows in the mid 30s. SPENCERVILLE — Shirley B. Mays, 81, of Spencerville died Friday morning in the Roselawn Manor Nursing Home in Spencerville, following a short illness. Mon 62/48 Funeral arrangements are incomplete at the Thomas E. 3/7 Bayliff Funeral Home in Spencerville, where friends may call from 2-4 p.m. and 6-8 p.m. Sunday. Morning showers. Highs Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m. Monday in the funeral in the low 60s and lows home. in the upper 40s.

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BY MELINDA KRICK When told that the report form lists no DHI Media Editor injuries to the victim, Wheeler quickly [email protected] countered that she saw blood on Hannah’s head during the identification. PAULDING — Family members of “She obviously was injured,” Wheeler Hannah Elizabeth Fischer, who was found said. murdered in Paulding Feb. 9, are planning Hannah Fischer and Frank Tracy met a vigil for her on March 12. through mutual friends, according to The vigil will be held at 6 p.m. at Wheeler. The pair had been dating about Montpelier High School, according to a month and a half. Following a two-week Hannah’s mother, Lori Wheeler. trip to Maine in December, Hannah ended A suspect in the homicide, Frank Tracy up staying with Tracy at his Paulding Jr., 47, has not been apprehended yet. apartment. A murder warrant for him was filed by Wheeler said that during the Jan. 31 Paulding Police Department on Feb. 11. visit, she asked her daughter if Tracy had In a telephone interview Friday, ever been mean or touched her. “She told Wheeler, of Montpelier, expressed some me, ‘No, Mom, we’re happy together,” frustration at not receiving more informa- Wheeler said. tion about her daughter’s death. Neither woman was aware of Tracy’s “I’m her mother and I haven’t heard a previous arrest record. word about how she died,” she reported. “I Asked why she thinks Tracy has been This photo shows Hannah Elizabeth Fischer, who was found murdered in Paulding in don’t know what date she died.” connected to the crime, Wheeler respond- early February. A vigil will be held for her on March 12. (DHI Media file photo) Late Friday, Wheeler went to the ed, “Because her body was found in his Paulding Police Department where she apartment and he’s on the run. If he had requested and received a copy of the inci- and daughter last spoke on Feb. 2 by tele- police came to her workplace on Feb. 10 nothing to do with it, he’d step forward.” dent report. phone. Wheeler said Hannah’s phone was and said her daughter had been the victim Further, she said there must be evidence Wheeler’s birthday was Feb. 4. They out of minutes, so she tried contacting her of a homicide. She traveled to Paulding against Tracy or there wouldn’t be a war- celebrated on Jan. 31, which was the last through Tracy’s phone the next day, Feb. and met with police, who escorted her rant for his arrest. time she saw Hannah. Hannah cooked 3, but found his phone was disconnected. to Paulding County Hospital to identify “I feel people know more and are afraid dinner for them at the apartment she On Wheeler’s Feb. 4 birthday, she didn’t Hannah’s body. to come forward,” Wheeler said. “I just shared with Tracy. That was the only time hear from Hannah, which she said was Wheeler had not seen a copy of the inci- want justice for Hannah. She deserves it. I Wheeler visited the apartment. Mother unusual. Wheeler heard nothing more until dent report released by police on Thursday. won’t rest until he’s found.”

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Turnwald earns George CALENDAR OF EVENTS

C. Marshall Award TODAY 9 a.m.-noon — Interfaith Thrift Store is open for shopping. Information submitted battalion at host universities or colleges. Top St. Vincent dePaul Society, located at the east edge of the St. cadets from each cadet battalion represent the John’s High School parking lot, is open. March 6 Jason J. Turnwald, an Army Reserve very best of a highly selective organization. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — The Delphos Museum of Postal History, 339 Julie Martin Officers’ Training Corps cadet at the This is a national award and the highest award N. Main St., is open. Barry Groves University of Toledo received the George C. an ROTC cadet can receive. 12:15 p.m. — Testing of warning sirens by Delphos Fire and Julie Sevitz Marshall Award during an awards ceremony The cadets participate in focus groups and Rescue. Denny Kapcar at the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center, Fort round table discussions and lectures on the 1-3 p.m. — Delphos Canal Commission Museum, 241 N. Main Richard Moorman Leavenworth, Kan. theme of the national security of the U.S. and St., is open. Chase Harman The award is named in the honor and the Army’s security role in the international 7 p.m. — Bingo at St. John’s Little Theatre. legacy of General of the Army George C. arena. Cadets receive formal speeches from March 7 Marshall, who served in World War II as the the highest echelons of the U.S. Army’s lead- SUNDAY Michaela Shawhan Army Chief of Staff and in the post-war era ership ranks, scholars and experts in the area 1-3 p.m. — The Delphos Canal Commission Museum, 241 N. Bryant Trenkamp served as secretary of state and secretary of of national defense. Main St., is open. Lacey Moore defense. The award is presented annually to Turnwald is the son of Marie and Jeff Nicholas Menke the most outstanding senior cadets in military Turnwald of Cloverdale and a 2012 graduate MONDAY Linda Brockrath science studies and leadership values in each of Ottoville High School.. 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite at Delphos Senior Citizen Center, 301 Alexa Geise Suthoff St. Kim Hodgson 6:30 p.m. — Shelter from the Storm support group meets in the Terry Van Grootheest Delphos Public Library basement. Jayci Blue 7 p.m. — Delphos City Council meets at the Delphos Municipal Haylie Harruff Heating assistance still Building, 608 N. Canal St. Delphos Parks and Recreation board meets at the recreation build- March 8 ing at Stadium Park. Paul Kramer available through March 31 Washington Township trustees meet at the township house. Nick Osburn 7:30 p.m. — Spencerville village council meets at the mayor’s Eric Lehman office. Information submitted program can also help with status. Delphos Eagles Auxiliary meets at the Eagles Lodge, 1600 Fifth March 9 coal and wood. • Social Security num- St. Mary Gerdeman LIMA — Lima Allen TO BE ELIGIBLE bers for all household mem- 8 p.m. — The Veterans of Foreign Wars meet at the hall. Billy Tracy Council on Community – families must reside in bers. Edward Fischer Affairs (LACCA) is provid- Allen, Auglaize or Mercer • Current income docu- TUESDAY Doris Bricker ing assistance with utility counties and earn a house- mentation for all household 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. — The Delphos Museum of Postal History, 339 bills through March 31 in hold income at or below members for the last 13- N. Main St., is open. Allen, Auglaize and Mercer 175 percent of the Federal weeks. 11:30 a.m. — Mealsite at Delphos Senior Citizen Center, 301 counties. Poverty Guidelines. Income • Proof of disability if Suthoff St. The Winter Crisis for a family of 4 could be disabled. 7:30 p.m. — Ottoville Emergency Medical Service members meet Free Parenting Program can provide assis- $42,437.50 annually. For more information, at the municipal building. tance for those who have Visit lacca.org for more contact LACCA Allen Ottoville VFW Auxiliary members meet at the hall. Classes in had their gas or electric shut information on income lev- County at 419-227-2586; Fort Jennings Local School District board members meet at the completely off or have a els. LACCA Auglaize County at high school library. Ottawa disconnect notice and bulk Required at appointment: 567-356-5051; or LACCA Alcoholics Anonymous, First Presbyterian Church, 310 W. customers who have 25% or • Current electric and gas Mercer County at 419-584- Second St. Information submitted less in their fuel tank. The bill regardless of account 1550. Elida village council meets at the town hall. 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BY LOVINA EICHER had. We appreciated the time they took to show us and also Kitchen Press We butchered three hogs for treating us to pizza and on Saturday. One hog is for snacks. With all our horses Timothy and Elizabeth. We and buggies, Jim and Ruth raised an extra one to give to had to tie a rope from one tree them. We had plenty of good to another to have room to tie These recipes are fairly quick to make as well as help, which made the work- all our horses. It is so good very tasty. load lighter for everyone. for everyone to know how Crunchy Ranch Tuna Pasta In addition to plenty of to do CPR. We also appreci- 1 box Tuna Helper creamy Parmesan good fresh tenderloin and ated one of the local EMTs 1 cup hot water other cutes, we cooked who joined us and showed us 1-3/4 cups milk remaining meat off the bones more things to do in an emer- 1 can (5 oz.) tuna, drained and used to make pon hoss, a gency situation. 1/2 cup creamy ranch dressing fried dish made from leftover This week I’ll share a rec- 1/2 cup sour cream hog meat. We had enough to ipe for pork chops. God bless 1 can (2.8 oz.) French-fried onions make 12 gallons of pork broth everyone! Stay healthy! In 10-inch skillet, stir together uncooked pasta, into pon hoss. We rendered Glazed Pork Chops sauce mix, hot water, milk and tuna. Heat to boiling over high heat, stirring occasionally. the lard, making around 18 It was a long hard day, was a good thing for Joseph, 6 pork chops Reduce heat. Cover; simmer about 10 minutes, to 20 gallons. The sausage but I am so glad to have since he couldn’t have gone 2/3 cup brown sugar stirring occasionally, until pasta is tender. was put through the grinder the freezers filled for another anyway. Daughter Susan, 20, 1 teaspoon paprika Stir in dressing and sour cream. Sprinkle with and seasoned with different year. And the boys are glad is off from the factory until 1 teaspoon sage onions. kinds of seasonings. Then to have fewer chores out in Tuesday. I am glad for her 1 teaspoon dry mustard Broccoli-Cauliflower Salad everything was packaged and the barn. help. Son Benjamin, 16, is 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 cup mayonnaise put in the freezers. We still Timothy is still on crutch- also home from work today 1/2 teaspoon pepper 1/4 cup crumbled cooked bacon want to make summer sau- es and off work. His foot as his driver didn’t want to 1 tablespoon water 1/4 cup granulated sugar sage, using venison and pork. seems to be in the healing drive in this snow. Benjamin Place chops in a shallow 1/3 cup grated Parmesan cheese We add the pork sausage so it process and he doesn’t have has been busy all morning, baking dish or cake pan. Do 1/2 pound broccoli florets (about 3 cups) doesn’t get so dry. too much pain if he stays off shoveling out walks and the not stack or overlap chops. 1/2 pound cauliflower florets (about 3 cups) We made a breakfast cas- his feet. driveway. The snow is really Make a paste from the rest 1 small red onion, thinly sliced serole on Friday evening so Last night, son Joseph, 13, heavy, so he’s going to be of the ingredients and spread Salt and pepper, to taste it was easy to put in the oven hurt his knee and leg. He glad for a rest when he’s over chops. Bake uncovered In a large mixing bowl, combine mayonnaise, on Saturday morning. The was pumping air into a cold done. in a 250-degree oven for one bacon, sugar and Parmesan cheese; mix well. Add men and boys started with the basketball and it blew up, We are doing the chores hour, then 15 minutes at 350 broccoli, cauliflower and onion; stir gently. Season butchering at 4:00 a.m. All knocking him back. His knee for my sisters Susan and degrees. Turn chops once with salt and pepper. three hogs were really big— and leg are all bruised, and Verena. They will be gone for after baking 45 minutes and Refrigerate, covered, until ready to serve. Serve we guessed roughly around he can’t put weight on his ten days, staying with some spoon some of the mixture chilled. 500 pounds each. After the leg. We have an appointment friends in Ellenton, Florida, in the bottom of the pan over men had the hogs dressed at the doctor this afternoon. not too far from Sarasota. each chop. (the initial phase of butcher- Sure hope it’s not broken, but They picked a good week to Lovina Eicher is an Old ing), they all came in to eat we will need to get an X-ray be in Florida! Order Amish writer, cook, breakfast. to determine that. Joseph Recently, our friends Jim wife and mother of eight. Our noon meal was a lit- learned a lesson: don’t pump and Ruth and their friend Sue Formerly writing as The THANKSNews About FOR Your Community READING tle later. On the menu: fresh up a cold basketball. Luckily invited our family, Jacob and Amish Cook, Eicher inherited fried pork tenderloin, mashed it didn’t hit his head. I heard Emma and family, and sisters that column from her moth- The potatoes, gravy, chicken it blow up from the house and Verena and Susan over to Jim er, Elizabeth Coblentz, who noodles, dressing, corn, hot thought it was a gun being and Ruth’s cottage by the wrote from 1991 to 2002. elphos eralD peppers, lettuce salad, pasta shot off. lake. Ruth and Sue showed Readers can contact Eicher D h salad, cheese, homemade Schools in the area are us all how to do CPR (car- at PO Box 1689, South 405 N. Main St., Delphos, OH 45833 419-695-0015 www.delphosherald.com bread, butter, strawberry jam, closed today, as we were diopulmonary resuscitation). Holland, IL 60473 (please banana cake, brownies, choc- dumped on with around eight Everyone had a chance to try include a self-addressed Got a news tip? Need to promote an event or business? olate chip bars, hoho cake, to ten inches of snow. This it with the equipment Ruth stamped envelope for a reply) Nancy Spencer, editor Advertising: and ice cream. or at LovinasAmishKitchen@ 419-695-0015 ext. 134 Vicki Gossman 419-695-0015 ext. 128 MennoMedia.org. [email protected] Enjoy the Best of Both Worlds!!!

The Eichers and their butchering helpers enjoyed a lunch of pork tenderloin on Saturday. (Submitted photo)

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ELIDA — The historic season for Lincolnview continues. In front of a near-capacity crowd at Elida’s Fieldhouse on Friday evening, the Lancers survived a last-second heave and won their first District championship in 19 years with a 52-51 defeat of archrival Crestview. The go-ahead basket, an acrobatic reverse layup by senior point guard Austin Leeth, was scored with 22 seconds to play in this Division IV clash. “I didn’t see back when Brandon Pardon and Wes Dudgeon and Chad Pollock and Frank Kill, I didn’t see when they played, but I told Austin that has to be the greatest shot in Blaine Hunter, the Elida senior, seeks to control Tyler Warner (Uhrichsville Claymont) Lincolnview history,” Lancer senior Chandler Adams said. but lost 11-4 in Division III first-round action. He finished his career in high school in the “From where I was, I didn’t think it was going in. It was a next round. (DHI Media/Rene Kleman). heck of a shot.” For his part, Leeth said he didn’t see the shot go in. Marc Smith, here with his daugher Trysten at a fundraiser for his father Ed, resigned as “I was on the ground sliding and I was looking at our crowd Jefferson head boys basketball coach Wednesday. (DHI Media/File Photo) and everyone jumped up,” Leeth said. “So I assumed it went Matmen in.” “I can’t believe it went in,” Lincolnview head coach Brett Hunter Binkley of Delphos Jefferson tries to take down Cole Draper of Sycamore Mohawk in the opening round of the BY JIM METCALFE everything swirling about me, I would not be (Continued from page 6) Hammons said. “After three years of coaching him, I’ve never OHSAA State Wrestling Tournament Thursday. He lost this match 5-2 and went on to be eliminated in the consolation DHI Media Sports Editor able to have every player willing to follow seen him make that shot. I’m glad he saved it for tonight.” round. (DHI Media/Rene Kleman). [email protected] me, which you need to have a team. That, After the heart-breaking loss, Vonderwell battled Grandview Height’s Benton Bair (36-15) Leeth’s hoop accounted for the ninth lead change in the and the fact that this situation was starting to to a 0-0 tie after two periods. Vonderwell took a 1-0 lead with an escape before surrendering a back-and-forth contest, but the Lancers needed a defensive DELPHOS — Marc Smith just completed affect not only myself, but my wife, daughter takedown with only 50 seconds remaining in the match to trail 2-1. Needing points, Vonderwell stop to earn a trip to the Regionals. his 11th season as the head boys basketball and even my mother, I felt it was best for me nearly pulled off the escape to tie the match but lost his second nail-biter of the tournament to With 6.5 seconds to play, Crestview senior Connor coach for the Jefferson boys basketball team. to do this.” end his season with a 25-13 record. Lautzenheiser drove against a pair of Lincolnview defenders. Local matmen falter at State He had planned on staying around for more The coach went on to explain it was not The opening round was also unlucky for Ada’s Chase Sumner dropping a 8-3 decision to There was contact, as there had been throughout this physical after his post-season evaluation. what he experienced through the school or Rootstown’s Brad Trescott (42-9). Sumner (40-5) bounced back in his next match to move onto game, and Lautzenheiser went to the ground and was called Some of the ways the world has changed administration that caused this reversal. the second day of the state meet pinning Dylan Little (45-13) in the third period. for travelling. — to the negative in his thinking — changed “I had great people to work with. John Also surviving the first day of action was Ottawa-Glandorf sophomore Daniel Beemer (45- “I just saw one of the best players in the state of Ohio trying his mind to the contrary. Edinger was awesome to work for; I couldn’t 2). to make a play, which is exactly what we wanted,” Crestview He decided to tender his resignation have a better boss as a principal,” he con- The young Titan was pinned by Tristan Anderson (57-4) of perennial wrestling superpower head coach Jeremy Best said. “They made a better defensive Wednesday afternoon. tinued. “The athletic directors I worked for, Apple Creek Waynedale in the first stanza. In the consolation bracket of the 182-pounders, play. That was that.” “I had every intention to return as the boys Dave Hoffman and Chris Sommers, were Beemer shut out Bridgeport’s Carlos Kusic 4-0 to stay alive. Lautzenheiser finished with 36 points in the loss, including coach. That was my plan and my goal,” he great people to work with. They got what Peyton Hamrick of Parkway became the first Panther wrestler to qualify to the State tourna- 25 in the second half alone. began. “However, there were so many rumors being a coach can entail. ment by placing second to Beemer at the Troy Districts last week. Hamrick was unable to take “Connor Lautzenheiser is a fantastic player,” Hammons in social media and in the public floating “I can take solace in the fact that others that the mat at the Schottenstein Center because of a medical condition. said. “He’s one of the best players in Division IV basketball, around that eventually made it all but impos- have preceded me here or been here before Wayne Trace junior Ruger Goeltzenleuchter (45-3) outlasted Brandon White (45-4) of Cadiz and he’s been an outstanding player.” sible for me to stay. With everything that was have gone through this as well. Things that Harrison Central 4-2 to advance to the quarterfinals of the 120-pound bracket. Lautzenheiser scored 25 of the Knights’ 27 second-half being said about me and my intentions — one happened forced them out as well and all after Fellow Raider, George Clemons (46-0), continued his domination of the post-season pinning points. of the main ones being that when I first got having successful seasons, like we did this Galion Northmor’s Aaron Kitts (26-10) in 2:41. “Connor, like I said, is one of the best players at our level here, I was going to coach my son, Trey, and year at 15-8.” Returning State qualifier Elida’s Blaine Hunter (42-7) was the lone area wrestler in the in the state of Ohio. His performance tonight was historic,” then when he graduated, I’d move over to the Smith noted that this situation is part of the Division II State Tournament. Best said. girls side and coach my daughter, Trysten; but new culture of present-day society. Hunter had the monumental task of facing 3-time defending state champion Tyler Warner “He’s probably the best player I have ever guarded,” there were others — that I had to change my “It is not part of the culture I experienced (35-2) of Uhrichsville in the first round of the 120-pound category. Hunter scored the first Leeth said after drawing the defensive assignment against thinking. at Delphos Jefferson. This is part of the way points of the match with a takedown of the champion for the early 2-0 lead before falling 11-4. Lautzenheiser. “I face-guarded him the whole game and he “We have a lot of great kids that work hard. things are done today,” he went on. In the consolations, the Bulldog senior’s career came to an end dropping a 5-2 decision to still put up 36 points. He’s had a heck of a career; he’s a great It became apparent to me quickly that with See SMITH, page 8 Dayton Carroll’s Nick Berry (31-6). player.” While the Northwest Conference Player of the Year was putting on a performance for the ages, the runner-up for that award, Adams, had been largely held in check by the Crestview Defense propels Spencerville’s cage boys past Wayne Trace defense. That all changed in the fourth quarter, when Adams scored nine of his team-high 13 points, including a 3-pointer BY KEVIN WANNEMACHER Raiders to two points over the final final four shots and committing two to seal the victory. every loose ball tonight.” which gave Lincolnview a 40-37 lead. DHI Media Correspondent 4:37 of the contest and pulled away key turnovers down the stretch. “They are a good basketball For three quarters, the game was “I think that three got him going, got him some confi- [email protected] for a 64-53 victory to advance to “We challenged the guys to get team,” said Raider head coach Jim almost as tight as it could be. dence,” Hammons said. “From that point on, we were able to Saturday’s district championship. one stop,” said Sensabaugh follow- Linder. “We just were not able to Neither team led by more than isolate him on the block and he got some points for us. They LIMA — Spencerville head With Wayne Trace on top 51-50, ing the contest. “It is something stop them. They have several play- four points in the first three periods. did a great job on him, and we knew they would. Coach Best coach Kevin Sensabaugh challeng- the Bearcats got a basket by Damien we work on in practice and we felt ers who can drive to the basket and Wayne Trace posted a 10-6 advan- does a great job and they have a great team. We were just able Delphos St. John’s junior Brett Vonderwell goes after Chase Fetter (Sandusky St. Mary’s Central Catholic) in his first State es his team to get stops not only Corso off of a no-look pass from if we could get one stop and then they took advantage of that.” tage midway through the opening to execute.” match, where he lost in the last seconds 5-4. He also was ousted in his second match. (DHI Media/Rene Kleman) in games but practices, where the Zach Goecke to give Spencerville a score after it, it would be big. We Another key area in the second quarter while Spencerville held a While Adams is expected to score for the Lancers, Leeth Bearcats run a drill where they have 52-51 advantage with 2:47 remain- finally did that in the fourth quar- half was rebounding. The Bearcats 43-39 advantage with 1:10 left in took advantage of the Crestview scheme to finish with 12 BY LOGAN HEIING at the ultimate goal: “The Bradbury (43-5) from Albany Brett Vonderwell of to get a defensive stop sandwiched ing. Following a Spencerville ter.” doubled up Wayne Trace 14-7 in the third quarter. points, including the game-winner. DHI Media Correspondent Schott.” Alexander. Facing a win-or- Delphos St. John’s placed in between two scores. defensive stop that forced a Raider Two free throws by Goecke made the second half, including six offen- However, the Raiders closed the “All week long, I’ve been saying I need to get into double [email protected] Delphos Jefferson junior go-home scenario, Binkley third at Troy after his foot- Practice made perfect for the turnover, Goecke’s 3-pointer from it 57-51 before a Cole Shepherd bas- sive rebounds, in winning the battle gap as Ethan Linder hit one of two digits for us to win,” Leeth said. “I knew that they were going Hunter Binkley finished recorded his third escape ball injury limited his sea- Bearcats in a big way in the fourth the corner turned all momentum ket got Wayne Trace within 57-53 27-23 overall. foul shots with 43 seconds left in to double down on Chandler because of how good he is inside, COLUMBUS — The 79th fourth at the Troy Districts to of the match early in the son to only six weeks. quarter of Thursday’s Division III in the Bearcats’ favor with a 55-51 with 1:06 left. However, Wayne “Rebounding was big,” Linder the third. so I knew that someone else had to step up. I just tried to do Ohio High School Athletic qualify for state (Division III) final period but trailed 4-3. Earning a return trip to State, District semifinal game with Wayne lead at the 2:04 mark. Trace would not score again and said. “They were bigger, more that as best I could.” Association individual wres- in the 170-pound division. Needing points, Binkley took Vonderwell faced Chase Trace at Lima Senior High School. The Raiders never recovered Spencerville closed out the contest physical than we were at every spot In a game that more than lived up to the advanced billing, tling state tournament opened Binkley battled Cole Draper Bradbury to the mat twice Fetter (38-5) of Sandusky St. Sensabaugh’s squad limited the from there, hitting only one of their by hitting seven of eight free throws on the floor. It seemed like they got See DEFENSE, page 8 Crestview’s season ends at 19-6. Thursday at the Jerome (49-6) of Sycamore Mohawk in the final seconds but was Mary’s Central Catholic in “(It) doesn’t take away what our guys did all year long. We Schottenstein Center located in the first round of the not awarded any points by the 160-pound division. The came up one point short of doing something that we weren’t on The Ohio State University state tournament to a 0-0 tie the referees due to lack of Blue Jay junior was leading sure if we were going to be here about mid-January,” Best said. campus. after one period. Draper took control. 4-3 late in the third period Leeth “For us to be 10-5 and go on to win nine out of our last 10, this Eight area wrestlers sur- a 5-2 advantage in the second Binkley ends his incred- before Fetter scored with a team grew in front of our eyes, and our senior leaders, Connor, vived the 2-week-long period and held on for the ible season with a 31-10 takedown with four seconds Cody (Mefferd) and Cyler (Miller) were a big part of that. post-season by placing in the victory. record and gained valuable remaining for the 5-4 victory. top four at sectionals and dis- In the consolation brack- experience competing at the (Continued from page 6) long. It’s great; it’s every- Totals 16-38 1-319 51 Lincolnview 12 8 14 18 - 52 See LEETH, page 7 See MATMEN, page 7 LINCOLNVIEW (52) 3-point field goals: Cv 6-14 tricts for the right to compete et, Binkley took on Trenton state level. thing as a coach or as a player Austin Leeth 4-12 4-6 12, Josh (Lautzenheiser 6), Lv 3-10 that you would hope it would Leiter 2-7 1-2 5, Hayden Ludwig (Ringwald, Youtsey, Adams); “The behind the scenes be.” 4-5 0-1 8, Derek Youtsey 3-5 0-0 7, Rebounds: Cv 26 (Mefferd 8), Lv 2016 LTZ 2013 CHRYsLER TOWN & stuff, the practices, the *** Chandler Adams 5-12 2-3 13, Trevor 29 (Ludwig 6, Youstey 6, Leeth 6); AWD. 3.6 V6. Nav. Sunroof. Tow COUNTY LTd Lt. Tan met. Taupe CRESTVIEW (51) Neate 2-4 0-2 4, Caden Ringwald 1-1 Assists: Cv 9 (Van Cleave 3), Lv 8 pack. Silver. Black leather. 2k. leather. Tow package. Loaded. 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ELIDA — The historic season for Lincolnview continues. In front of a near-capacity crowd at Elida’s Fieldhouse on Friday evening, the Lancers survived a last-second heave and won their first District championship in 19 years with a 52-51 defeat of archrival Crestview. The go-ahead basket, an acrobatic reverse layup by senior point guard Austin Leeth, was scored with 22 seconds to play in this Division IV clash. “I didn’t see back when Brandon Pardon and Wes Dudgeon and Chad Pollock and Frank Kill, I didn’t see when they played, but I told Austin that has to be the greatest shot in Blaine Hunter, the Elida senior, seeks to control Tyler Warner (Uhrichsville Claymont) Lincolnview history,” Lancer senior Chandler Adams said. but lost 11-4 in Division III first-round action. He finished his career in high school in the “From where I was, I didn’t think it was going in. It was a next round. (DHI Media/Rene Kleman). heck of a shot.” For his part, Leeth said he didn’t see the shot go in. Marc Smith, here with his daugher Trysten at a fundraiser for his father Ed, resigned as “I was on the ground sliding and I was looking at our crowd Jefferson head boys basketball coach Wednesday. (DHI Media/File Photo) and everyone jumped up,” Leeth said. “So I assumed it went Matmen in.” “I can’t believe it went in,” Lincolnview head coach Brett Hunter Binkley of Delphos Jefferson tries to take down Cole Draper of Sycamore Mohawk in the opening round of the BY JIM METCALFE everything swirling about me, I would not be (Continued from page 6) Hammons said. “After three years of coaching him, I’ve never OHSAA State Wrestling Tournament Thursday. He lost this match 5-2 and went on to be eliminated in the consolation DHI Media Sports Editor able to have every player willing to follow seen him make that shot. I’m glad he saved it for tonight.” round. (DHI Media/Rene Kleman). [email protected] me, which you need to have a team. That, After the heart-breaking loss, Vonderwell battled Grandview Height’s Benton Bair (36-15) Leeth’s hoop accounted for the ninth lead change in the and the fact that this situation was starting to to a 0-0 tie after two periods. Vonderwell took a 1-0 lead with an escape before surrendering a back-and-forth contest, but the Lancers needed a defensive DELPHOS — Marc Smith just completed affect not only myself, but my wife, daughter takedown with only 50 seconds remaining in the match to trail 2-1. Needing points, Vonderwell stop to earn a trip to the Regionals. his 11th season as the head boys basketball and even my mother, I felt it was best for me nearly pulled off the escape to tie the match but lost his second nail-biter of the tournament to With 6.5 seconds to play, Crestview senior Connor coach for the Jefferson boys basketball team. to do this.” end his season with a 25-13 record. Lautzenheiser drove against a pair of Lincolnview defenders. Local matmen falter at State He had planned on staying around for more The coach went on to explain it was not The opening round was also unlucky for Ada’s Chase Sumner dropping a 8-3 decision to There was contact, as there had been throughout this physical after his post-season evaluation. what he experienced through the school or Rootstown’s Brad Trescott (42-9). Sumner (40-5) bounced back in his next match to move onto game, and Lautzenheiser went to the ground and was called Some of the ways the world has changed administration that caused this reversal. the second day of the state meet pinning Dylan Little (45-13) in the third period. for travelling. — to the negative in his thinking — changed “I had great people to work with. John Also surviving the first day of action was Ottawa-Glandorf sophomore Daniel Beemer (45- “I just saw one of the best players in the state of Ohio trying his mind to the contrary. Edinger was awesome to work for; I couldn’t 2). to make a play, which is exactly what we wanted,” Crestview He decided to tender his resignation have a better boss as a principal,” he con- The young Titan was pinned by Tristan Anderson (57-4) of perennial wrestling superpower head coach Jeremy Best said. “They made a better defensive Wednesday afternoon. tinued. “The athletic directors I worked for, Apple Creek Waynedale in the first stanza. In the consolation bracket of the 182-pounders, play. That was that.” “I had every intention to return as the boys Dave Hoffman and Chris Sommers, were Beemer shut out Bridgeport’s Carlos Kusic 4-0 to stay alive. Lautzenheiser finished with 36 points in the loss, including coach. That was my plan and my goal,” he great people to work with. They got what Peyton Hamrick of Parkway became the first Panther wrestler to qualify to the State tourna- 25 in the second half alone. began. “However, there were so many rumors being a coach can entail. ment by placing second to Beemer at the Troy Districts last week. Hamrick was unable to take “Connor Lautzenheiser is a fantastic player,” Hammons in social media and in the public floating “I can take solace in the fact that others that the mat at the Schottenstein Center because of a medical condition. said. “He’s one of the best players in Division IV basketball, around that eventually made it all but impos- have preceded me here or been here before Wayne Trace junior Ruger Goeltzenleuchter (45-3) outlasted Brandon White (45-4) of Cadiz and he’s been an outstanding player.” sible for me to stay. With everything that was have gone through this as well. Things that Harrison Central 4-2 to advance to the quarterfinals of the 120-pound bracket. Lautzenheiser scored 25 of the Knights’ 27 second-half being said about me and my intentions — one happened forced them out as well and all after Fellow Raider, George Clemons (46-0), continued his domination of the post-season pinning points. of the main ones being that when I first got having successful seasons, like we did this Galion Northmor’s Aaron Kitts (26-10) in 2:41. “Connor, like I said, is one of the best players at our level here, I was going to coach my son, Trey, and year at 15-8.” Returning State qualifier Elida’s Blaine Hunter (42-7) was the lone area wrestler in the in the state of Ohio. His performance tonight was historic,” then when he graduated, I’d move over to the Smith noted that this situation is part of the Division II State Tournament. Best said. girls side and coach my daughter, Trysten; but new culture of present-day society. Hunter had the monumental task of facing 3-time defending state champion Tyler Warner “He’s probably the best player I have ever guarded,” there were others — that I had to change my “It is not part of the culture I experienced (35-2) of Uhrichsville in the first round of the 120-pound category. Hunter scored the first Leeth said after drawing the defensive assignment against thinking. at Delphos Jefferson. This is part of the way points of the match with a takedown of the champion for the early 2-0 lead before falling 11-4. Lautzenheiser. “I face-guarded him the whole game and he “We have a lot of great kids that work hard. things are done today,” he went on. In the consolations, the Bulldog senior’s career came to an end dropping a 5-2 decision to still put up 36 points. He’s had a heck of a career; he’s a great It became apparent to me quickly that with See SMITH, page 8 Dayton Carroll’s Nick Berry (31-6). player.” While the Northwest Conference Player of the Year was putting on a performance for the ages, the runner-up for that award, Adams, had been largely held in check by the Crestview Defense propels Spencerville’s cage boys past Wayne Trace defense. That all changed in the fourth quarter, when Adams scored nine of his team-high 13 points, including a 3-pointer BY KEVIN WANNEMACHER Raiders to two points over the final final four shots and committing two to seal the victory. every loose ball tonight.” which gave Lincolnview a 40-37 lead. DHI Media Correspondent 4:37 of the contest and pulled away key turnovers down the stretch. “They are a good basketball For three quarters, the game was “I think that three got him going, got him some confi- [email protected] for a 64-53 victory to advance to “We challenged the guys to get team,” said Raider head coach Jim almost as tight as it could be. dence,” Hammons said. “From that point on, we were able to Saturday’s district championship. one stop,” said Sensabaugh follow- Linder. “We just were not able to Neither team led by more than isolate him on the block and he got some points for us. They LIMA — Spencerville head With Wayne Trace on top 51-50, ing the contest. “It is something stop them. They have several play- four points in the first three periods. did a great job on him, and we knew they would. Coach Best coach Kevin Sensabaugh challeng- the Bearcats got a basket by Damien we work on in practice and we felt ers who can drive to the basket and Wayne Trace posted a 10-6 advan- does a great job and they have a great team. We were just able Delphos St. John’s junior Brett Vonderwell goes after Chase Fetter (Sandusky St. Mary’s Central Catholic) in his first State es his team to get stops not only Corso off of a no-look pass from if we could get one stop and then they took advantage of that.” tage midway through the opening to execute.” match, where he lost in the last seconds 5-4. He also was ousted in his second match. (DHI Media/Rene Kleman) in games but practices, where the Zach Goecke to give Spencerville a score after it, it would be big. We Another key area in the second quarter while Spencerville held a While Adams is expected to score for the Lancers, Leeth Bearcats run a drill where they have 52-51 advantage with 2:47 remain- finally did that in the fourth quar- half was rebounding. The Bearcats 43-39 advantage with 1:10 left in took advantage of the Crestview scheme to finish with 12 BY LOGAN HEIING at the ultimate goal: “The Bradbury (43-5) from Albany Brett Vonderwell of to get a defensive stop sandwiched ing. Following a Spencerville ter.” doubled up Wayne Trace 14-7 in the third quarter. points, including the game-winner. DHI Media Correspondent Schott.” Alexander. Facing a win-or- Delphos St. John’s placed in between two scores. defensive stop that forced a Raider Two free throws by Goecke made the second half, including six offen- However, the Raiders closed the “All week long, I’ve been saying I need to get into double [email protected] Delphos Jefferson junior go-home scenario, Binkley third at Troy after his foot- Practice made perfect for the turnover, Goecke’s 3-pointer from it 57-51 before a Cole Shepherd bas- sive rebounds, in winning the battle gap as Ethan Linder hit one of two digits for us to win,” Leeth said. “I knew that they were going Hunter Binkley finished recorded his third escape ball injury limited his sea- Bearcats in a big way in the fourth the corner turned all momentum ket got Wayne Trace within 57-53 27-23 overall. foul shots with 43 seconds left in to double down on Chandler because of how good he is inside, COLUMBUS — The 79th fourth at the Troy Districts to of the match early in the son to only six weeks. quarter of Thursday’s Division III in the Bearcats’ favor with a 55-51 with 1:06 left. However, Wayne “Rebounding was big,” Linder the third. so I knew that someone else had to step up. I just tried to do Ohio High School Athletic qualify for state (Division III) final period but trailed 4-3. Earning a return trip to State, District semifinal game with Wayne lead at the 2:04 mark. Trace would not score again and said. “They were bigger, more that as best I could.” Association individual wres- in the 170-pound division. Needing points, Binkley took Vonderwell faced Chase Trace at Lima Senior High School. The Raiders never recovered Spencerville closed out the contest physical than we were at every spot In a game that more than lived up to the advanced billing, tling state tournament opened Binkley battled Cole Draper Bradbury to the mat twice Fetter (38-5) of Sandusky St. Sensabaugh’s squad limited the from there, hitting only one of their by hitting seven of eight free throws on the floor. It seemed like they got See DEFENSE, page 8 Crestview’s season ends at 19-6. Thursday at the Jerome (49-6) of Sycamore Mohawk in the final seconds but was Mary’s Central Catholic in “(It) doesn’t take away what our guys did all year long. We Schottenstein Center located in the first round of the not awarded any points by the 160-pound division. The came up one point short of doing something that we weren’t on The Ohio State University state tournament to a 0-0 tie the referees due to lack of Blue Jay junior was leading sure if we were going to be here about mid-January,” Best said. campus. after one period. Draper took control. 4-3 late in the third period Leeth “For us to be 10-5 and go on to win nine out of our last 10, this Eight area wrestlers sur- a 5-2 advantage in the second Binkley ends his incred- before Fetter scored with a team grew in front of our eyes, and our senior leaders, Connor, vived the 2-week-long period and held on for the ible season with a 31-10 takedown with four seconds Cody (Mefferd) and Cyler (Miller) were a big part of that. post-season by placing in the victory. record and gained valuable remaining for the 5-4 victory. top four at sectionals and dis- In the consolation brack- experience competing at the (Continued from page 6) long. 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Player of the year: Trent Zimmerman, Sandusky St. Mary’s Coach of the year: Brent Hammonds, Lincolnview Second team: Sam Williamson, Antwerp, 6-1, sr., 18.7; Alex Michael, Edgerton, 6-3, sr., 16.0; Brayden Wilhelm, Greenwich South Central, 6-2, sr., 15.6; Mitchel Stammen, St. Henry, 6-0, sr., 20.2; Grant Lescallett, New Riegel, 6-3, sr., 14.8; Jared Jakubick, Mansfield St. Peter’s, 6-2, so., 14.1; Owen Adams, North Robinson Colonel Crawford, 6-1, sr., 16.3. Third team: Quinn Smith, West Unity Hilltop, 5-11, jr., 15.9; Garrett Crall, Hicksville, 6-5, sr., 19.6; Tristen Bates, Gorham Fayette, 6-8, sr., 10.1; Chad Wright, North Baltimore, 6-7, sr., 20.8; Micaiah Cox, Fort Recovery, 6-4, jr.; 14.0; Mason Hecklinger, Toledo Christian, 6-1, sr., 16.0; Hootie Cleveland, Old Fort, 6-2, jr., 15.5; Mason Campbell, Mansfield St. Peter’s, 6-2, so., 14.0. LOCALS Honorable mention: Wade Stauffer, Continental; Jackson Lammers, Miller City; Logan Leffel, New Knoxville; Jesse Niekamp, St. Henry; Josh Nixon, Minster; Brayden Sautter, Ada; Gabe Stechschulte and Baily Clement, Columbus Grove; Hayden Ludwig and Trevor Neate, Lincolnview; Timothy Kreeger, Delphos St. John’s; Drew Johnson, Pandora-Gilboa; Matt Schroeder, Leipsic; Grant Unverferth and Trent Gerding, Kalida. ======GIRLS DIVISION I First team: Rion Thompson, Lima Senior, 5-9, sr., 26.5; Hannah Hess, Oregon Clay, 5-8, sr., 16.0; Katie Cole, Sylvania Northview, 5-11, sr., 18.0; Mariah White, Toledo Start, 5-8, jr., 13.0; Bre Hampton-Bey, Toledo Notre Dame, 5-7, jr., 15.0. Second team: Bryce Blood, Toledo Whitmer, 6-2, jr., 14.5; Haley Elida’s Josh Press looks to drive on Defiance’s Shay Smiddy during Wednesday’s Division II District semifinal at ONU. Hess, Oregon Clay, 5-7, sr., 14.7; Mariah Copeland, Toledo Notre (DHI Media/Charlie Warnimont) Dame, 5-9, jr., 12.0; Nadia Dumas, Toledo Start, 5-10, jr., 13.8; Essence Cowan, Lima Senior, 5-7, sr., 16.2. Third team: LaTyrah Beasley, Toledo Bowsher, 5-11, sr., 16.4; Erica Myers, Holland Springfield, 5-10, jr., 15.1; Kylie Radebaugh, Ashland, 5-7, so., 13.1; Taylin Hunter, Perrysburg, 5-11, sr., 10.8; Elayna Ackerman, Fremont Ross, 5-11, sr., 13.5; Sarah Smarkel, Findlay, 5-7, sr., 12.7. Defiance ‘D’ shuts down ’Dawgs Player of the year: Rion Thompson, Lima Senior Coach of the year: Pat Sayre, Sylvania Northview ------BY JIM METCALFE 1:10, Defiance led 12-8. left the floor. He has played 24 games and DIVISION II DHI Media Sports Editor Defiance’s man-to-man “We started 2-of-2 from has 26 turnovers and about First team: Erica Johnson, Mansfield Senior, 6-0, jr., 22.0; Jiselle [email protected] defense — with Smiddy 3 on the first two shots and 135 assists, so he’s a great Thomas, Norwalk, 5-8, jr., 29.0; Andrea Cecil, Oak Harbor, 6-0, sr., guarding Elida’s Josh Press then went 1-of-14 the rest luxury. He gets the ball to our 23.0; Byrdy Galernik, Toledo Central Catholic, 5-8, sr., 18.7; Tanaya Beacham, Toledo Rogers, 6-2, sr., 15.0; Kadie Hempfling, Ottawa- ADA —The first time (13 counters) and Scott man- of the way. We were taking scorers where they need it.” Glandorf, 5-9, so., 14.3. Elida played Defiance ning Daniel Unruh in par- shots we don’t n0rmally take; Elida won the board bat- Player of the year: Byrdy Galernik, Toledo Central Catholic in 2015-16 — in Western ticular — began to to assert we seemed a bit too excit- tle 27-26 (11-8 offensive) as Coach of the year: Kory Santoro, Bellevue Buckeye League action — control by holding Elida to ed,” Elida head man Denny Baylen Stinson added six for Second team: Jackie Garrett, Shelby, 5-5, jr., 11.0; NaShail they were held to 33 points. a 3-pointer by Press (5:58) Thompson explained. “Give Elida and Noah Strasbaugh Shelby, Ontario, 5-9, so., 13.0; Brittanie Ulmer, Lima Bath, 5-7, sr., The second time the and a tough inside basket by Defiance’s defense a lot of had five for Defiance. 13.7; Keasja Peace, Toledo Rogers, 6-3, sr., 14.9; Kendall Glandorff, Bowling Green, 5-11, jr., 20.2; Kylie White, Ottawa-Glandorf, 5-9, jr., ‘Dawgs battled the Bulldogs Peyton Smith (2:58). As well, credit; they are really long. Defiance turned it over a 13.3; Jenna Strayer, Bellevue, 5-7, jr., 15.3. — Wednesday night in Smiddy stepped up for seven Scott in particular is really mere three times to 10 for the Third team: Hallee Smith, Sandusky Perkins, 5-7, sr., 16.0; Emma Division II District action markers, including his bomb good and who wouldn’t want foe, as well as committed 10 Barney, Oak Harbor, 5-10, jr., 9.2; Megan Fisher, Wapakoneta, 5-10, on the Joe and Margaret at 3:15 for a 23-11 advantage a point guard like (Michael) fouls to 12 for Elida. jr., 11.5; Alex Matus, Toledo Central Catholic, 5-7, sr., 9.4; Emily Campoli Court inside Ohio before Smith’s duo ended Menedez running their team. ELIDA (30) Poling, Defiance, 5-8, so., 8.2; Olivia Behnfeldt, Napoleon, 5-9, jr., Northern University’s’s King first-half scoring at 23-13, I also wish we had someone Peyton Smith 1-1-3, Baylen 10.6; Abigail Fogle, Upper Sandusky, 5-3, so., 16.0. Stinson 1-0-2, Skyler Smith 2-0- LOCALS Horn Center — the result was Defiance. like (the 6-5) Smiddy; we 5, Daniel Unruh 1-0-3, Trey Harris no less disappointing. Defiance’s defense was have no one that looks like 0-0-0, Isaac McAdams 0-0-0, Donte Honorable mention: Heather Heiby, Celina; Erika Angstmann, Johnson 0-0-0, Calan Henderson St. Marys Memorial; Ashley Morris, Kenton; Dani Ellerbrock, Defiance ousted Elida almost as good in the third him. We have a young team 1-0-2, Torey Carroll 1-0-2, Josh Ottawa-Glandorf; Maddi Stiles and Riley Culver, Wapakoneta; Heidi 47-30 to advance to a 2 period against Elida’s myr- and I am thankful we had Press 5-2-13. Totals 9/23-3/16-3/8- Craddock, Lima Bath. p.m. Saturday matchup with iad of sets, denying them a a chance to be here in the 30. ------another WBL foe, Ottawa- chance to get hot. Elida’s Districts and learn.” DEFIANCE (47) DIVISION III Michael Menedez 3-2-9, Jordan First team: Gabi Baldridge, Willard, 6-4, sr., 16.1; Haley Pickard, Glandorf, for a District title. man defense also did a solid Elida downed 12-of-39 Scott 4-4-14, Noah Strasbaugh 1-0- Genoa, 5-6, sr., 17.0; Olivia VanSlooten, Toledo Ottawa Hills, 6-2, O-G (19-5) ousted sec- job on Defiance’s set offense. shots overall (3-of-16 long 2, Austin Ehlinger 0-0-0, Austin ond-seeded and unbeaten Hubbard 0-0-0, Mark Thomas 0-0- sr., 17.3; Seina Adachi, Attica Seneca East, 5-7, sr., 18.5; Eden When Press — who had foul range) for 30.8 percent and 0, Josef Kanouh 0-0-0, Kameron Eisel, Metamora Evergreen, 5-9, sr., 10.1; Renee Stimpert, Ashland Upper Sandusky (23-1) 79-67 issues through the game — 3-of-8 singles (37.5%) versus Singleton 5-0-10, James Steele Crestview, 5-9, sr., 27.4; Jade Clement, Columbus Grove, 5-5, jr., in Wednesday’s first game. went inside for a deuce at Defiance marks of 43.6 per- 0-0-0, Shay Smiddy 4-3-12. Totals 16.7. Elida (10-15) scored the 1:16, the score stood 29-19, cent from the floor (17-of-39, 13/26-4/13-9/15-47. Player of the year: Renee Stimpert, Ashland Crestview Score by Quarters: Coach of the year: Jon Dawson, Willard first two baskets — treys by Defiance. 4-of-13 downtown) and 60 Elida 8 5 6 11 - 30 Second team: Kendra Seifring, Fort Recovery, 6-2, sr., 10.2; Skyler Smith (5 markers, 6 Press scored inside percent at the stripe (9-of- Defiance 12 11 6 18 - 47 rebounds) and Daniel Unruh at 7:36 to get the ‘Dawgs 15). Three-point goals: Elida, Smith, Morgan Mattimore, Delta, 5-8, sr., 19.1; Haili Mossing, Metamora Unruh, Press; Defiance, Scott 2, Evergreen, 5-8, sr., 15.2; Kelci Simms, Bucyrus, 6-0, sr., 18.2; — in the first 1:05. Defiance within 29-21 but a deuce “Jordan has done a nice Menendez, Smiddy. Rebounds: Nicollette DeVincentis, Findlay Liberty-Benton, 5-6, sr., 19.2; Sydney began to rally behind five by Michael Menedez and a job for us on both ends. He Elida 27/11 off. (Stinson/Smith 6), Holderman, Mount Blanchard Riverdale, 5-4, jr., 20.2; Morgan from Jordan Scott (14 count- transition bomb by Scott at did a really good job of not Defiance 26/8 off. (Singleton 9). Smoyer, Tontogany Otsego, 5-11, sr., 16.0. Assists: Elida 6 (Smith 2), Defiance Third team: Maddy Crawford, Willard, 5-10, sr., 13.8; Erica ers) and Shay Smiddy (12 6:40 got the momentum back letting Unruh get going and 7 (Smiddy 3). Steals: Elida 1 Harder, Genoa, 6-0, sr., 11.1; Whitney Will, Fort Recovery, 6-0, jr., markers) knocked down a in Defiance’s favor. Forcing create offense for them,” (McAdams 1), Defiance 7 (Scott 5). 11.3; Allison Roach, Toledo Northwood, 5-3, jr., 18.6; Kierstyn Repp, deuce at the 2-minute mark Elida to chase with its own Defiance coach Kirk Lehman Blocked Shots: Elida 4 (Stinson 2), Paige Bellman, Columbus Grove, 6-0, so., Defiance1 (Smiddy 1). Turnovers: Archbold, 5-10, jr., 13.5; to give Defiance the lead patient offense, Defiance said. “Having Michael as our Elida 10, Defiance 3. Fouls: Elida 10.2; Kim Forshey, Tontogany Otsego, 6-0, sr., 14.9. for good at 9-8. When Scott built up a lead of 45-26 late point guard takes a lot of 12, Defiance 10. LOCALS nailed a 3-ball from the key at as the starters and key subs pressure off me as a coach. Honorable mention: Maura Hoying, Coldwater; Faith Vogel, Paulding; Alivia Koenig and Abbie Parkins, Bluffton; Lynea Diller, Columbus Grove; Sarah Miller, Delphos Jefferson. ------DIVISION IV Smith First team: Payton Shays, New London, 6-1, sr., 12.3; Sydney Wentling, Carey, 5-10, sr., 14.5; Hannah Blake, Montpelier, 5-9, sr., 16.0; Molly Hammersmith, Defiance Ayersville, 5-11, sr., 13.4; Kaela (Continued from page 7) Seiler, Gorham Fayette, 5-9, sr., 14.5; Kamryn Troike, Fostoria St. Wendelin, 6-4, sr., 25.4; Whitmey Dodds, Arlington, 5-7, jr., 15.1. Player of the year: Kamryn Troike, Fostoria St. Wendelin “For example, I had a disagreement with a parent before the season and though we agreed to disagree, we were able to at Coach of the year: Nann Stechschulte, Minster least try to address a situation. This parent went through the proper channels and I have great respect for that. Second team: Paige Jones, New Bremen, 6-0, so., 11.7; Shelby Kin, Carey, 6-0, sr., 18.7; Erin Mohr, Haviland Wayne Trace, 5-10, “What is hard as a coach these days is when it isn’t handled that way and something that I may not even be aware of can’t sr., 20.5; Madison Stolly, Lima Central Catholic, 5-8, jr., 20.0; Emily be resolved. That is unfortunate and a disappointing part of being a coach. Bauer, Convoy Crestview, 5-9, sr., 15.5; Bridget Landin, Ottoville, “When you try to please everyone, all you get is something blowing up in your face; to be successful, you will inevitably 6-1, so., 11.2; Sierra Nichols, Arlington, 6-0, jr., 14.3; Jenna Karl, have factions that don’t like you and ones that do. I won’t apologize for being a coach that tries to do what he feels is right for New Washington Buckeye Central, 5-7, so., 16.4. his team and players.” Third team: Paige Leitz, Monroeville, 6-1, sr., 16.1; Danielle As to his future, Smith will leave that up to God. Carruthers, New London, 6-1, sr., 12.3; Rosie Westerbeck, Minster, 5-9, jr., 10.1; Taylor Griffiths, Gorham Fayette, 5-11, sr., 16.5; Emily “He has a plan for everyone and I and my family plan to follow that, wherever it goes,” he added. “This thing happened so Patton, Upper Scioto Valley, 5-9, jr., 23.0; Kylie Osterhage, Kalida, fast, I really don’t know what is in my future except coaching; I feel called to it and I am not done after 16 years of doing it. I 5-10, sr., 14.2; Allie Rutter, Fostoria St. Wendelin, 5-10, sr., 12.3; came here to Delphos when many people had even heard about Delphos to coach basketball and it’s in my blood to coach, as Olivia Frost, North Baltimore, 5-11, sr., 12.4. an assistant or a head coach. LOCALS “I have begun the process of evaluating things and if this means we have to move, I can live with that. My family has always Honorable mention: Courtney Prenger, Minster; Kenzie Schroer been supportive of that desire.” and Rachel Leffel, New Knoxville; Debbie Paul, New Bremen; Cassie Niese, Miller City; Brooke Gerdeman, Leipsic; Brooke Mangas and Alicia Honigford, Ottoville; Madilynn Schulte, Delphos St. John’s; Rachel Wildman, Ada; Paige Motycka, Convoy Crestview; Jacey Grigsby, Spencerville; Allison Recker, Kalida; Emily Mescher, Maria Stein Marion Local. Defense

(Continued from page 7) eight rebounds, respectively. final game while grabbing Thursday’s nightcap. For Wayne Trace, it brings four rebounds. Vest chipped *** WAYNE TRACE (53) to an end the careers of four in eight points and two boards Luke Miller 3-5 0-0 7, Cole After a Dakota Prichard Raider seniors in Luke Miller, with Miller recording seven Shepherd 9-12 0-0 18, Ethan Linder foul shot pushed the margin Cole Shepherd, Justin Speice points, five assists and two 5-10 4-7 15, Alec Vest 3-11 0-0 8, Justin Speice 1-2 0-0 2, Eli Sinn 0-0 back to 44-40, Ethan Linder and Alec Vest. Wayne Trace steals. Speice also recorded 0-0 0, Brady Stabler 1-4 0-0 3, Jon converted an old-fashioned has posted a record of 85-17 two points and a rebound to Sinn 0-2 0-0 0; Totals 22-46 4-5 53 3-point play with two sec- over the last four seasons aid the Raider cause. SPENCERVILLE (64) Mason Nourse 5-9 3-4 16, onds left on the clock to get (.833 winning percentage). Ethan Linder added 15 Damien Corso 3-5 2-2 8, Zach Wayne Trace within 44-43 “What a great group of points, six assists and six Goecke 4-9 8-11 17, Dakota Prichard after three quarters. seniors,” said the Raider head rebounds for Wayne Trace, 4-10 3-4 14, Bailey Croft 3-7 0-0 6, Jacob Meyer 0-3 3-4 3; Totals 19-43 Goecke led Spencerville coach. “They have played which closes its season at 19-25 64 with 17 points while Mason in Regionals two years, a 17-8. Wayne Trace 16 11 16 10 - 53 Nourse added 16 points District tournament and at Spencerville advances to Spencerville 15 13 16 20 - 64 and five assists. Dakota State. They have just been a battle Lima Central Catholic 3-point field goals: WT 5-14 (Vest 2, Linder, Stabler, Miller), Spv Prichard chipped in 14 for tremendous group to work at 7 p.m. on Saturday for the 7-15 (Nourse 3, Prichard 3, Goecke); the Bearcats, who improve and are great kids.” District championship. The Rebounds: WT 23 (Linder 6), Spv 27 to 18-4. Prichard and Bailey Shepherd scored 18 points Thunderbirds advanced with (Prichard 9); Assists: WT 13 (Linder 6), Spv 10 (Nourse 5); Turnovers: Croft also posted nine and to lead Wayne Trace in his a 71-35 win over Bluffton in WT 9, Spv 5 www.delphosherald.com Saturday, March 5, 2016 The Herald - 9

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Hughley: Clear Nurse Californ. Division III ©2009 Hometown Content, listings by Zap2it 10 - The Herald Saturday, March 5, 2016 www.delphosherald.com www.delphosherald.com Saturday, March 5, 2016 The Herald - 11 Repentance is good for the soul Psalm 32 is a wonderful psalm about the forgiveness that God displays Library hopping with activities for March when we are repentant for our sins. It says in part: “Happy are those whose Information submitted Rick Sebak’s summer fun In the newest high-stakes The 80+ resume samples Concept to Consumer by Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, sins are forgiven, whose wrongs are pardoned. Happy is the man whom Steve Jobs historical thriller from mas- demonstrate these strategies Michael Burgan and all the other residents of DELPHOS — It’s time Trumbo ter storyteller Davis Bunn, in action for real-life job Food Safety Basics by Zootopia before seeing the the Lord does not accuse of doing wrong and who is free from all deceit. to SPRING ahead! We are Valley Inn skepticism vies with faith seekers who have excelled in Carolee Laine movie? This easy reader takes all thinking of those warmer The Walk amid the grit and grandeur their search campaigns. Clear Given by Ruth Lucke children through all of the When I did not confess my sins I was worn out from crying all day long. days that soon will be here War Room of post-World-War-I Europe. guidelines and easy-to-follow Fishing Northern Canada characters in the new movie in our community. We are Woodlawn It’s 1923 and a resilient Paris examples give readers prac- for Lake Trout, Grayling and what makes them special. Then I confessed my sins to you; I did not conceal my wrong doings. I hopping with activity at the Music CDs is starting to recover from the tical know-how for building and Arctic Char by Duane Not only will children enjoy decided to confess them to you and you forgave all my sins.” This psalm library in March. 2016 Grammy Nominees ravages of World War I and the a powerful resume for today. Radford reading about new characters, On March 9, your little Driver by Charles Kelly Spanish Flu Epidemic. Enter 9 Presidents Who Field and Stream: the Total but they will learn about their reflects the great love that God has for us; however, when we sin and have astronauts can come to The I’m comin’ over by Chris young Muriel Ross, an ama- Screwed Up America: and Fishing Manual: 333 Fishing real-life counterparts as well. Delphos Public Library for Young teur American photographer Four Who Tried to Save Skills-Canadian Edition Glow by: W.H. Beck no remorse, we are opposing God. It is important for us to be sorry and an hour-long program all Jordan Smith: the com- tasked with documenting the Her by Brion McClanahan Given by Gary and Judy (Juvenile Non-Fiction) about space! Our Twinkle plete season 9 collection antiques that her employer, Of the 44 presidents who Myers Did you know that some repentant for our wrongdoing as soon as we realize that we have sinned. Twinkle Giant Stars program Star Wars: the force awak- U.S. Senator Tom Bryan, has have led the United States, Healing After Loss: Daily animals make their own last from 4-5 p.m. and will ens: music from the motion traveled to France in order to nine made mistakes that Mediation for Working light?! It’s called biolumines- We should ask our Heavenly Father for forgiveness, make an honest effort end with some super space picture soundtrack acquire. Although she’s exhil- permanently scarred the Through Loss by Martha cence and it’s pretty cool. This snacks. Children will attempt WOW Gospel 2016 arated to have escaped her nation. Which nine? Brion Whitmore Hickman book is filled cover to cover to refrain from sinning and, whenever possible, try to make amends for to recreate constellations with Books on CD parents and the confines of McClanahan, author of The Complete Book of Fishing with actual photographs of whatever wrong we have done. The Bible tells us that God is ever ready to toothpicks and marshmal- Point Blank by Fern their stifling Virginia home, Politically Incorrect Guide to Knots, Leaders and Lines by glowing animals. Alongside lows, create their own paint- Michaels Muriel has lingering ques- the Founding Fathers and The Lindsey Philpott the photographs readers will forgive our transgressions, and keep us in His unmerited favor. ed planets, and even try to Breakdown by Jonathan tions about why the senator Founding Fathers’ Guide to 250 Amazing Fishing Tips find all kinds of facts about walk on the moon. Sign-up is Kellerman has chosen her for this grand the Constitution, will surprise by Lamar Underwood the glowing animals of the The time is fulfilled, and the kingdom of God is at hand: repent ye, and believe the gospel. required and space is limited The promise: an Elvis adventure. Nevertheless, readers with his list, which Given by Arlyn Roffman world. Perfect for any curious to 25. Cole and Joe Pike novel by she blossoms in her new he supports with exhaustive and Bill Greenberg elementary student, Glow is K.J.V. Mark 1:15 We’re going mad at The Robert Crais surroundings, soaking up and entertaining evidence. Only One You by Linda sure to be a hit with young Delphos Public Library Fiction Parisian culture and capturing 9 Presidents Who Screwed Kranz nonfiction readers! on March 17! Children the sights and sounds of Paris Up America is a new look Food Technology by Neil The Baking Life of in grades K-5 can come to on her camera. But events back at American history that Morris Amelie Day by: Vanessa our Mad Science program take a dangerous turn when unabashedly places blame for Wishing I Was Fishing by Curtis (Juvenile Fiction) to get their experiment on. she discovers that the sena- our nation’s current problems Eva Wells Amelie Day is a 13-year- The little scientists will run tor is on a mission far more on the backs of nine very Wherever You Are My old girl with a major pas- through four stations worth momentous—and potentially flawed men. Love Will Find You by Nancy sion for baking. When she of programs before eating deadly—than a mere shop- The Bone Broth Secret: Tillman enters the Best Teen Baker a science-themed snack. ping trip. At the Cathedral of A Culinary Adventure On The Night You Were of the Year competition, she Experiments include squishy Notre Dame, Senator Bryan in Health, Beauty and Born by Nancy Tillman has much more at stake than circuits, exploding goo, and asks Muriel to photograph an Longevity by Louise Hay You’re Here for A Reason her competitors due to her building candy molecules. astonishing artifact: a piece When a forgotten, by Nancy Tillman illness. Despite having Cystic The fun starts at 4pm. Sign-up of the True Cross, discov- time-honored traditional food I’d Know You Anywhere, Fibrosis, Amelie is deter- is required and space is limit- ered by Empress Helena—a is rediscovered for its health My Love by Nancy Tillman. mined to win the competition. ed to 25. To register for either historical figure familiar to and beauty benefits, we all Unusual and Awesome She won’t let an illness or her of these programs stop by the readers of The Pilgrim. When pay attention. In this one-of- Jobs Using Science: Food mom stop her from achieving library or call 419-695-4015. rumors surface that another a-kind culinary adventure, Tasters by Jennifer Wendinger her dream, but will it all come March 7-12 is TEEN fragment has been unearthed, internationally renowned Given by Don and June crashing down when a tragic Our local churches invite you to join them for their activities and services. TECH WEEK at your library. Muriel becomes enmeshed in self-help pioneer Hay and Korte and family event forces her to rethink her This year’s theme is Get a covert international alliance “21st-century medicine Roller Girl by: Victoria actions? TRINITY UNITED METHODIST ZION UNITED TRINITY LUTHERAN IMMACULATE Connected @ Your Library. dedicated to authenticating woman” Dane join together Jamieson (Juvenile Fiction) Beep! Beep! Go to Sleep! dElphos CHURCH spEnCErVillE METHODIST CHURCH 303 S. Adams, Middle Point CONCEPTION The Teen Room will be open A Girl’s Guide to Moving the fragment—and protecting to explore a fresh and fun Astrid is a 12-year-old By: Todd Tarpley (Picture 211 E Third St, Delphos Corner of Zion Church & Rev. Tom Cover CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST UNITED Rev. Richard B. Rakay UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Conant Rd., Elida Sunday 9:30 a.m. Sunday Ottoville on Tuesday and Wednesday On by Debbie Macomber it from those who will stop at take on the art of cooking girl who has always done book) PRESBYTERIAN Office Hours: 8:00 am-12 noon 102 Wisher Drive,Spencerville Pastor: David Howell School; 10:30 a.m. Worship Rev. Jerry Schetter from 3-5 p.m. On Tuesday, we In the latest book by nothing to steal and discredit with bone broth, as well as the EVERYTHING with her best Its bedtime, but three little 310 W. Second St. 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Rev. Michael Cassady, Pastor Kossuth Zion; Elida Zion service. Mass schedule: Saturday - 4 will be creating a green screen Macomber, a mother and her it. science behind its impressive friend Nicole. Things change robots just can’t get to sleep! 419-692-5737 Sunday: 8:15 am Worship Sunday– 9:30 a.m. Cafe; p.m.; Sunday - 10:30 a.m. Pastor Harry Tolhurst 10:00 a.m. Worship Service. studio for teens to create short daughter-in-law bravely leave Doubters Almanac by curative applications. one summer when Astrid The rowdy robots are keeping Service; 9:15 am Sunday NEW HOPE KINGSLEY UNITED Ethan Canin Sunday: 11:00 Worship School for all ages; 10:30 a.m. CHRISTIAN CENTER METHODIST ST. MICHAEL CHURCH films and on Wednesday we their troubled marriages and Chock-full of research, decides to sign up for a Roller up the story’s little boy who is Service - Everyone Welcome Worship Service/Communion; SPENCERVILLE CHURCH 2240 Baty Road, Elida Ohio 709 and Mendon Rd. Kalida - Fr. Mark Hoying will provide materials needed face the challenge of starting Milo Andret is born with how-tos, and tips, this inven- Derby camp and Nicole trying EVERYTHING to get Communion first Sunday of 11:30 a.m. Radio Worship on OF THE NAZARENE Ph. 339-5673 Phone: 419-965-2771 Saturday – 4:30 p.m. Mass. to create bristle bots. There is over. Leaning on each other, an unusual mind. A lonely tive cookbook offers a prac- does not follow suit. Nicole them to quiet down. First they every month. WDOH; 3:00 p.m. Making Tie 317 West North St. Rev. James F. Menke, Pastor Pastor Anthony Perry Sunday – 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 no sign-up required for either Nichole and Leanne discover child growing up in the woods tical, playful, and delicious ditched her to go to dance want more oil, then they have Communion at Vancrest 419-296-2561 Blankets at Trinity Fellowship Sunday – 10 a.m. Worship. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.; a.m. Masses. program. The Teen Room is that their inner strength and of northern Michigan in the approach to improving your camp with a new friend. This broken parts, and finally, they Health Care Center - First Hall; 5:00-7:00 p.m. TUMC Pastor Tom Shobe Wednesday – 7 p.m. Evening Worship - 10:25 a.m. Weekdays: Masses on Mon., Sunday of each month at 2:30 Youth Group at TFLC; 6:00-7:00 9:30 a.m. Sunday School; service. Wednesday - Youth Prayer Tues., Wed. and Friday at 8:00 open to “teens” ages 12 and capacity for love are great- 1950s, he gives little thought digestion, energy, and moods. is how the worst summer of want to be read a bedtime p.m., Nursing Home and assist- p.m. Confirmation at TFLC; 7:30 10:30 a.m. Morning Worship; and Bible Study - 6:30 p.m. am; Thurs. 7:30 p.m. up! er than they ever imagined. to his own talent. But with his With over 100 gut-healing Astrid’s life begins and where story. The book also features ed living. p.m. Ladies Bible Fellowship at 7:00 p.m. Wednesday Service LIGHTHOUSE CHURCH OF GOD Adult Prayer meeting - 7:00 Page Turner’s Book Club When Nichole discovers acceptance at U.C. Berkeley recipes for broths, elixirs, our story starts. Will Astrid a cute little mouse that joins TUMC; Girl Scout Sunday. Elida - Ph. 222-8054 p.m. ST. BARBARA CHURCH will meet on March 12th to that her husband, Jake, has he realizes the extent, and main dishes, breads, des- learn how to be herself and a in on the fun. This wonder- FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD Monday - 6:00 p.m. Tender ST. PATRICK’S CHURCH Rev. Larry Ayers, Pastor Choir practice - 8:00 p.m. 160 Main St., “Where Jesus is Healing Times Board Meeting at Trinity 500 S. Canal, Spencerville Service schedule: Sunday– Cloverdale 419-488-2391 discuss the book “The Girl been unfaithful, the illusion the risks, of his singular gifts. serts—and even beauty rem- tough roller girl? Pick up this fully rhymed read-aloud is a Hurting Hearts!” Fellowship Hall. 419-647-6202 10 a.m. School; 11 a.m. Morning MANDALE CHURCH OF Rev. Jerry Schetter Left Behind” by JoJo Moyes. of her perfect life is indeli- California in the seventies is edies and cocktails—Louise fun graphic novel to find out! perfect bedtime story! 808 Metbliss Ave., Delphos Tuesday - 6:30 p.m. UM Men Saturday - 4:30 p.m. Worship; 6 p.m. Sunday eve- CHRIST IN Mass schedule: Saturday The group meets at 10 a.m. bly shattered. While juggling a seduction, opening Milo’s and Heather will show you Sloth Slept On by: Frann One block so. of Stadium Park. meet at A&W Delphos; 7:30 Reconciliation; 5 p.m. Mass, ning. CHRISTIAN UNION 5:30 p.m., Sunday 8:00 a.m. and is always accepting new her young son, a new job, eyes to the allure of both how to add a dose of nour- Preston-Gannon (picture 419-692-6741 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Teens for Christ May 1 - Oct. 30. Sunday - 10:30 Rev. Justin Sterrett, Pastor members. and volunteer work, Nichole ambition and indulgence. ishment into every aspect book) Sunday - 10:30 a.m. - at TFLC. a.m. Mass FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday 9:30 a.m. Sunday CHURCH OF GOD Worship Service with Nursery Wednesday - 1:00 p.m. UM 4750 East Road, Elida School all ages. 10:30 a.m. 18906 Rd. 18R, Rimer The library will have Lego meets Rocco, who is the The research he begins there of your diet. You’ll also get Three children find a & Kids Church; 6:00 pm. Youth Women meet at Trinity; 6:00 IMMANUEL UNITED Pastor - Brian McManus Worship Services; 7:00 p.m 419-642-5264 Saturday on March 19 from opposite of Jake in nearly will make him a legend; the entertaining stories along the strange creature sleeping in Ministry at The ROC & Jr. Bible p.m. Arise Practice at TFLC METHODIST CHURCH Sunday – 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship. Rev. Mark Walls School; 10:30 a.m. Worship, 10-11:30a.m. This is a per- every way. Though blunt-spo- woman he meets there—and way that remind you to add the tree in their backyard, but Quiz at Church Performers; 6:30-8:00 p.m. Easter 699 Sunnydale, Wednesday - 7 p.m. Prayer Sunday - 9:30 a.m. Sunday fect time for families to visit ken and rough around the the rival he meets alongside joy back onto your plate and what is he?! They ask the Monday - 7:00 p.m. Teen Cantata Choir Rehearsal; 7:00 Elida, Ohio nursery available. meeting. School; 10:30 a.m. Worship Bible Quiz at Church p.m. College Ministry, Special Pastor Bruce Tumblin Wednesday – 6:30 p.m. Service. the library and create Lego edges, Rocco proves to be a her—will haunt him for the into your life. Plus, you’ll creature, but he just slumbers Wednesday - 7:00 p.m. Youth Prayer, Bible Study; 7:00 Charge Conferences; 7:30 p.m. Sunday - 8:30 a.m. tradition- TRINITY FRIENDS masterpieces. The Easter dedicated father and thought- rest of his life. For Milo’s find out how Louise not only on. Feeling curious they set Discipleship Class in Upper p.m. Adult Prayer and Bible Prayer Service in Parlor. al; 10:45 a.m. contemporary CHURCH ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA bunny will be hopping by the ful friend. But just as their brilliance is entwined with a starts her day with bone broth, off in search of answers. They Room Study; 8:00 p.m. - Choir Thursday - 12 Noon Lenten 605 N. Franklin St., Van Wert CATHOLIC CHURCH For more info see our web- library on Saturday, March relationship begins to blos- dark need that soon grows to but uses it as an ingredient in ask their Dad, but he was Luncheon at St. Peter Lutheran SPENCERVILLE FULL GOSPEL Ph: (419) 238-2788 512 W. Sycamore St., site: www.delphosfirstassem- 26 from 9-11 a.m. to visit som, Jake wagers everything threaten his work, his family, many of her meals as well— busy. They tried researching Church - St. John’s Catholic 107 Broadway St., Spencerville Sr. Pastor Stephen Savage Columbus Grove blyofgod.com. Van WErt County Church Ladies Hosting; 4:30 Pastor Charles Muter Outreach Pastor Neil Office 419-659-2263 with children ages 0-8 for on winning Nichole back— even his existence. discovering why it is one of with books, but could find p.m.-6:30 p.m. Suppers on Us. Home Ph. 419-657-6019 Hammons Fax: 419-659-5202 breakfast and activities that including their son Owen’s Nonfiction her secrets to vibrant wellness nothing that looked like their ST. PETER LUTHERAN Saturday - Daylight Saving Sunday: Morning Services BREAKTHROUGH Sunday - Worship services Father Tom Extejt include face painting, egg happiness. Somehow, Nichole Modernize Your Resume: and longevity. new friend. Unsure about CHURCH time - set clocks ahead one - 10:00 a.m. Evening Services 101 N. Adams St., Middle Point 9:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Masses: Tuesday-Friday - 8:00 - 7:00 p.m. Pastor Scott & Karen Fleming hunt and games. This Easter must find the courage to defy Get Noticed… Get Hired by Memorials what the creature is, they 422 North Pierce St., Delphos hour tonight. Wednesday-Ministries at a.m.; First Friday of the month activity is being sponsored her fears and follow her heart, Wendy Enelow Food Science: You Are begin to make believe. Is Phone 419-695-2616 Wednesday: 7:00 p.m. Sunday – Church Service - 10 7:00 p.m. - 7 p.m.; Saturday - 4:30 p.m.; Rev. Steve Nelson ST. JOHN’S CATHOLIC CHURCH Worship service. a.m, 6 p.m. Sunday - 8:30 a.m. and 11:00 by the Community Health with far-reaching conse- Based on today’s real- What You Eat by Amanda he an astronaut? A pirate? Wednesday - 7:00 p.m. Sunday - 9:00 a.m. Sunday 331 E. Second St., Delphos FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH a.m. Professionals of Delphos and quences for them all. Leanne world job search trends, Lanser Finally, they learn that the School; 10:00 a.m. Worship 419-695-4050 TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CALVARY EVANGELICAL CHURCH 13887 Jennings Rd., Confessions - Saturday 3:30 the library. This activity is has quietly ignored her hus- Modernize Your Resume Food Science: Science Zootopia: Super creature is a sloth. What will Service. Pastor Dennis Walsh, Fr. Corner of 4th & Main, 10686 Van Wert-Decatur Rd. Van Wert p.m., or anytime by appoint- Spencerville free to all children up to age band’s cheating for decades, shows job seekers how to craft 24/7 by Jane Gardner Animals! By: Rico Green they do now that they know Wednesday - 6:00 p.m. Light George Mahas & Fr. Daniel Van Wert - 419-238-9426 Ph. 419-238-0333 ment. 8. We look forward to seeing but is jolted into action by the a winning resume to meet the Hardcore Catfishing: (Readers Level 1) what he is? Pick up this silly Supper; 7:00 p.m. Worship Johnson. Phone 419-647-5321 Rev. Clark Williman. Pastor Children’s Storyline: Service. Deacons: Fred Lisk, Dave Pastor Justin Fuhrmann Sunday- 8:45 a.m. Friends 419-238-3476 ST. JOSEPH you at the library. echo of Nichole’s all-too-fa- complexities of today’s high- Beyond the Basics by Keith Disney’s Zootopia hits the- and educational picture book Thursday - 12:00 p.m. Ricker and John Sheeran Sunday - 8:30 a.m. and Family; 9:00 a.m. Sunday Email: [email protected] CATHOLIC CHURCH DVDs added to collection miliar crisis. While volunteer- ly competitive and techno- Sutton aters this March and your chil- to find out. Community Lenten Service. Mary Beth Will, Liturgical Traditional Service; 9:45 a.m. School LIVE; 10:00 a.m. Pastor Steven A. Robinson 135 N. Water St., Ft. Jennings Berenstain Bears: on the ing as a teacher of English as logically driven employment Given by Donna Grimm dren are sure to be hooked! Sunday School; 10:45 a.m. Saturday - 8:00 a.m. Prayer Coordinator; Tom Oden- Sunday– 9:30 a.m. Sunday Rev. Charles Obinwa case a second language, Leanne market. Readers will learn to: Food Engineering from Why not introduce them to Breakfast; 9:00 a.m. Healthy weller, Parish Council Presi- Ignite Contemporary Service SALEM UNITED School for all ages; 10:30 a.m. Phone: 419-286-2132 Congregation Workshop. dent; Lynn Bockey, Music Director PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Family Worship Hour; 6:30 Mass schedule: Saturday 5 Bridge of spies meets Nikolai, a charming, Write tight, lean, clean, Celebration of the Sacraments: AGAPE FELLOWSHIP 15240 Main St., Venedocia p.m. Evening Bible Hour. p.m.; Sunday 7:30 a.m. and Burnt talented baker from Ukraine. and laser-focused content to DELPHOS WESLEYAN Eucharist – Lord’s Day MINISTRIES Rev. Thomas Emery, Pastor Wednesday - 6:30 p.m. Word 9:30 a.m. Cheerleading try-out tips: Resolved to avoid the heart- keep readers engaged. CHURCH Observance; Saturday 4:30 9250 Armstrong Road, Church Phone: 419-667-4142 of Life Student Ministries; 6:45 what you need to know to be ache and complications of Integrate keywords that are Spencerville Sunday - 8:30 a.m. - Adult 935 S. Bredeick St. p.m., Sunday 7:30, 9:15, 11:30 p.m. AWANA; 7:00 p.m. Prayer HOLY FAMILY prepared romantic entanglements, vital to being found online. Delphos a.m.; Weekdays as announced Pastors Phil & Deb Lee Bell Choir; 8:45 a.m. Jr. Choir; and Bible Study. CATHOLIC CHURCH Phone 419-695-1723 on Sunday bulletin. Sunday - 10:00 a.m. 9:30 a.m. - Worship; 10:45 a.m. Rev. Robert DeSloover, Pastor Daniel Tiger’s neighbor- Leanne nonetheless finds it Capture attention with a Pastor Rodney Shade Baptism – Celebrated first Worship service. - Sunday school. PENTECOSTAL WAY 7359 St. Rt. 109 New hood: Super Daniel difficult to resist Nikolai’s distinctive design. 937-397-4459 Sunday of month at 1:00 p.m. Wed. - 7:00 p.m. Bible Monday - 6 p.m. Senior Choir. 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Information submitted Rick Sebak’s summer fun In the newest high-stakes The 80+ resume samples Concept to Consumer by Judy Hopps, Nick Wilde, Steve Jobs historical thriller from mas- demonstrate these strategies Michael Burgan and all the other residents of DELPHOS — It’s time Trumbo ter storyteller Davis Bunn, in action for real-life job Food Safety Basics by Zootopia before seeing the to SPRING ahead! We are Valley Inn skepticism vies with faith seekers who have excelled in Carolee Laine movie? This easy reader takes all thinking of those warmer The Walk amid the grit and grandeur their search campaigns. Clear Given by Ruth Lucke children through all of the days that soon will be here War Room of post-World-War-I Europe. guidelines and easy-to-follow Fishing Northern Canada characters in the new movie in our community. We are Woodlawn It’s 1923 and a resilient Paris examples give readers prac- for Lake Trout, Grayling and what makes them special. hopping with activity at the Music CDs is starting to recover from the tical know-how for building and Arctic Char by Duane Not only will children enjoy library in March. 2016 Grammy Nominees ravages of World War I and the a powerful resume for today. Radford reading about new characters, On March 9, your little Driver by Charles Kelly Spanish Flu Epidemic. Enter 9 Presidents Who Field and Stream: the Total but they will learn about their astronauts can come to The I’m comin’ over by Chris young Muriel Ross, an ama- Screwed Up America: and Fishing Manual: 333 Fishing real-life counterparts as well. Delphos Public Library for Young teur American photographer Four Who Tried to Save Skills-Canadian Edition Glow by: W.H. Beck an hour-long program all Jordan Smith: the com- tasked with documenting the Her by Brion McClanahan Given by Gary and Judy (Juvenile Non-Fiction) about space! Our Twinkle plete season 9 collection antiques that her employer, Of the 44 presidents who Myers Did you know that some Twinkle Giant Stars program Star Wars: the force awak- U.S. Senator Tom Bryan, has have led the United States, Healing After Loss: Daily animals make their own last from 4-5 p.m. and will ens: music from the motion traveled to France in order to nine made mistakes that Mediation for Working light?! It’s called biolumines- end with some super space picture soundtrack acquire. Although she’s exhil- permanently scarred the Through Loss by Martha cence and it’s pretty cool. This snacks. Children will attempt WOW Gospel 2016 arated to have escaped her nation. Which nine? Brion Whitmore Hickman book is filled cover to cover to recreate constellations with Books on CD parents and the confines of McClanahan, author of The Complete Book of Fishing with actual photographs of toothpicks and marshmal- Point Blank by Fern their stifling Virginia home, Politically Incorrect Guide to Knots, Leaders and Lines by glowing animals. Alongside lows, create their own paint- Michaels Muriel has lingering ques- the Founding Fathers and The Lindsey Philpott the photographs readers will ed planets, and even try to Breakdown by Jonathan tions about why the senator Founding Fathers’ Guide to 250 Amazing Fishing Tips find all kinds of facts about walk on the moon. Sign-up is Kellerman has chosen her for this grand the Constitution, will surprise by Lamar Underwood the glowing animals of the required and space is limited The promise: an Elvis adventure. Nevertheless, readers with his list, which Given by Arlyn Roffman world. Perfect for any curious to 25. Cole and Joe Pike novel by she blossoms in her new he supports with exhaustive and Bill Greenberg elementary student, Glow is We’re going mad at The Robert Crais surroundings, soaking up and entertaining evidence. Only One You by Linda sure to be a hit with young Delphos Public Library Fiction Parisian culture and capturing 9 Presidents Who Screwed Kranz nonfiction readers! on March 17! Children the sights and sounds of Paris Up America is a new look Food Technology by Neil The Baking Life of in grades K-5 can come to on her camera. But events back at American history that Morris Amelie Day by: Vanessa our Mad Science program take a dangerous turn when unabashedly places blame for Wishing I Was Fishing by Curtis (Juvenile Fiction) to get their experiment on. she discovers that the sena- our nation’s current problems Eva Wells Amelie Day is a 13-year- The little scientists will run tor is on a mission far more on the backs of nine very Wherever You Are My old girl with a major pas- through four stations worth momentous—and potentially flawed men. Love Will Find You by Nancy sion for baking. When she of programs before eating deadly—than a mere shop- The Bone Broth Secret: Tillman enters the Best Teen Baker a science-themed snack. ping trip. At the Cathedral of A Culinary Adventure On The Night You Were of the Year competition, she Experiments include squishy Notre Dame, Senator Bryan in Health, Beauty and Born by Nancy Tillman has much more at stake than circuits, exploding goo, and asks Muriel to photograph an Longevity by Louise Hay You’re Here for A Reason her competitors due to her building candy molecules. astonishing artifact: a piece When a forgotten, by Nancy Tillman illness. Despite having Cystic The fun starts at 4pm. Sign-up of the True Cross, discov- time-honored traditional food I’d Know You Anywhere, Fibrosis, Amelie is deter- is required and space is limit- ered by Empress Helena—a is rediscovered for its health My Love by Nancy Tillman. mined to win the competition. ed to 25. To register for either historical figure familiar to and beauty benefits, we all Unusual and Awesome She won’t let an illness or her of these programs stop by the readers of The Pilgrim. When pay attention. In this one-of- Jobs Using Science: Food mom stop her from achieving library or call 419-695-4015. rumors surface that another a-kind culinary adventure, Tasters by Jennifer Wendinger her dream, but will it all come March 7-12 is TEEN fragment has been unearthed, internationally renowned Given by Don and June crashing down when a tragic TECH WEEK at your library. Muriel becomes enmeshed in self-help pioneer Hay and Korte and family event forces her to rethink her This year’s theme is Get a covert international alliance “21st-century medicine Roller Girl by: Victoria actions? Connected @ Your Library. dedicated to authenticating woman” Dane join together Jamieson (Juvenile Fiction) Beep! Beep! Go to Sleep! The Teen Room will be open A Girl’s Guide to Moving the fragment—and protecting to explore a fresh and fun Astrid is a 12-year-old By: Todd Tarpley (Picture on Tuesday and Wednesday On by Debbie Macomber it from those who will stop at take on the art of cooking girl who has always done book) from 3-5 p.m. On Tuesday, we In the latest book by nothing to steal and discredit with bone broth, as well as the EVERYTHING with her best Its bedtime, but three little will be creating a green screen Macomber, a mother and her it. science behind its impressive friend Nicole. Things change robots just can’t get to sleep! studio for teens to create short daughter-in-law bravely leave Doubters Almanac by curative applications. one summer when Astrid The rowdy robots are keeping films and on Wednesday we their troubled marriages and Ethan Canin Chock-full of research, decides to sign up for a Roller up the story’s little boy who is will provide materials needed face the challenge of starting Milo Andret is born with how-tos, and tips, this inven- Derby camp and Nicole trying EVERYTHING to get to create bristle bots. There is over. Leaning on each other, an unusual mind. A lonely tive cookbook offers a prac- does not follow suit. Nicole them to quiet down. First they no sign-up required for either Nichole and Leanne discover child growing up in the woods tical, playful, and delicious ditched her to go to dance want more oil, then they have program. The Teen Room is that their inner strength and of northern Michigan in the approach to improving your camp with a new friend. This broken parts, and finally, they open to “teens” ages 12 and capacity for love are great- 1950s, he gives little thought digestion, energy, and moods. is how the worst summer of want to be read a bedtime up! er than they ever imagined. to his own talent. But with his With over 100 gut-healing Astrid’s life begins and where story. The book also features Page Turner’s Book Club When Nichole discovers acceptance at U.C. Berkeley recipes for broths, elixirs, our story starts. Will Astrid a cute little mouse that joins will meet on March 12th to that her husband, Jake, has he realizes the extent, and main dishes, breads, des- learn how to be herself and a in on the fun. This wonder- discuss the book “The Girl been unfaithful, the illusion the risks, of his singular gifts. serts—and even beauty rem- tough roller girl? Pick up this fully rhymed read-aloud is a Left Behind” by JoJo Moyes. of her perfect life is indeli- California in the seventies is edies and cocktails—Louise fun graphic novel to find out! perfect bedtime story! The group meets at 10 a.m. bly shattered. While juggling a seduction, opening Milo’s and Heather will show you Sloth Slept On by: Frann and is always accepting new her young son, a new job, eyes to the allure of both how to add a dose of nour- Preston-Gannon (picture members. and volunteer work, Nichole ambition and indulgence. ishment into every aspect book) The library will have Lego meets Rocco, who is the The research he begins there of your diet. You’ll also get Three children find a Saturday on March 19 from opposite of Jake in nearly will make him a legend; the entertaining stories along the strange creature sleeping in 10-11:30a.m. This is a per- every way. Though blunt-spo- woman he meets there—and way that remind you to add the tree in their backyard, but fect time for families to visit ken and rough around the the rival he meets alongside joy back onto your plate and what is he?! They ask the the library and create Lego edges, Rocco proves to be a her—will haunt him for the into your life. Plus, you’ll creature, but he just slumbers masterpieces. The Easter dedicated father and thought- rest of his life. For Milo’s find out how Louise not only on. Feeling curious they set bunny will be hopping by the ful friend. But just as their brilliance is entwined with a starts her day with bone broth, off in search of answers. They library on Saturday, March relationship begins to blos- dark need that soon grows to but uses it as an ingredient in ask their Dad, but he was 26 from 9-11 a.m. to visit som, Jake wagers everything threaten his work, his family, many of her meals as well— busy. They tried researching with children ages 0-8 for on winning Nichole back— even his existence. discovering why it is one of with books, but could find breakfast and activities that including their son Owen’s Nonfiction her secrets to vibrant wellness nothing that looked like their include face painting, egg happiness. Somehow, Nichole Modernize Your Resume: and longevity. new friend. Unsure about hunt and games. This Easter must find the courage to defy Get Noticed… Get Hired by Memorials what the creature is, they activity is being sponsored her fears and follow her heart, Wendy Enelow Food Science: You Are begin to make believe. Is by the Community Health with far-reaching conse- Based on today’s real- What You Eat by Amanda he an astronaut? A pirate? Professionals of Delphos and quences for them all. Leanne world job search trends, Lanser Finally, they learn that the the library. This activity is has quietly ignored her hus- Modernize Your Resume Food Science: Science Zootopia: Super creature is a sloth. What will free to all children up to age band’s cheating for decades, shows job seekers how to craft 24/7 by Jane Gardner Animals! By: Rico Green they do now that they know 8. We look forward to seeing but is jolted into action by the a winning resume to meet the Hardcore Catfishing: (Readers Level 1) what he is? Pick up this silly you at the library. echo of Nichole’s all-too-fa- complexities of today’s high- Beyond the Basics by Keith Disney’s Zootopia hits the- and educational picture book DVDs added to collection miliar crisis. While volunteer- ly competitive and techno- Sutton aters this March and your chil- to find out. Berenstain Bears: on the ing as a teacher of English as logically driven employment Given by Donna Grimm dren are sure to be hooked! case a second language, Leanne market. Readers will learn to: Food Engineering from Why not introduce them to Bridge of spies meets Nikolai, a charming, Write tight, lean, clean, Burnt talented baker from Ukraine. and laser-focused content to Cheerleading try-out tips: Resolved to avoid the heart- keep readers engaged. what you need to know to be ache and complications of Integrate keywords that are prepared romantic entanglements, vital to being found online. Daniel Tiger’s neighbor- Leanne nonetheless finds it Capture attention with a hood: Super Daniel difficult to resist Nikolai’s distinctive design. Downton Abbey: Season 6 effusive overtures—until an Understand how to use STAY CONNECTED Goosebumps unexpected tragedy tests the today’s modern resume for Joe Dirt 2: beautiful loser very fabric of her commit- person-to-person job search With Your Hometown News! Last witch hunter ments. as well as electronic, digital, Martian The Fragment by T. and mobile search technol- Paper towns Davis Bunn ogies. Subscribe Today! 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The Latin above the pyramid, AN UIT quite dry and waiting for an drawn to all. So were the thought it was very interesting. I do not know COEPTIS, means, “God has favored our under- inspired hand a decade after donkeys and goats. So last who the author is. Before beginning, please take taking.” The Latin below the pyramid, NOVUS their harvest. summer, I planted lavender out a one dollar bill. ORDO SECLORUM, means, “a new order has Two years ago, my Steven and coneflowers in a small The Dollar Bill begun.” At the base of the pyramid is the Roman built three raised garden Anne Coburn-Griffis high-fenced plot and the new Take out a one dollar bill and look at it. It first Numeral for 1776. beds. We bought bags of top- plants weathered this mild came off the presses in 1957 in its present design. The right-hand circle is on every National soil to fill them. The hens, turning the soil again until winter. As the catalogs con- This so-called paper money is in fact a cotton Cemetery in the United States. Slightly modi- who keep us company in all the little seeds flipped into tinue to plant dreams of flow- and linen blend, with red and blue minute silk fied, it is the seal of the President of the United yard work, scratched and the air and into their hungry ers and fresh veg, I carry a fibers running through it. A special blend of ink States and it is always visible whenever he turned the soil as I worked beaks. So we planted lettuces packet of lettuce seed around is used, the contents we will never know. It is speaks, yet very few people know what the the rich dark stuff free of its in pots and grew a container in my purse, just in case I feel overprinted with symbols and then it is starched symbols mean. plastic casing. I planted one garden instead. like throwing a few potential to make it water resistant and pressed for that The Bald Eagle was selected as a symbol for bed with lettuces. The girls Prior to chickens, I grew salads in where the chickens crisp look. victory for two reasons. First, he is not afraid of puffed their feathers and fol- herbs. We used the culinary won’t find them. We are most familiar with what is on the a storm; he is strong and he is smart enough to lowed along, scratching and herbs: oregano, thyme, mint, front of the bill. What is on the back of that dol- soar above it. Secondly, he wears no material lar bill is something we should all know. crown. We had just broken from the King of If you turn the bill over, you will see two cir- England. Also, notice the shield is unsupported. cles. Both circles, together, comprise the Great This country can now stand on its own. At the Seal of the United States. The First Continental top of that shield you have a white bar signifying Letters to the Editor Congress requested that Benjamin Franklin and congress, a unifying factor. We were coming a group of men come up with a Seal. It took together as one nation. In the eagle’s beak you them four years to accomplish this task and will read, “E PLURIBUS UNUM”, meaning, TO THE EDITOR: DEAR EDITOR: another two years to get it approved. “one nation from many people.” At a time of great political I’d like to explain why Matt Huffman is the best candidate If you look at the left-hand circle, you will Above the eagle, you have 13 stars, repre- polarization it’s great to see on the March 15 ballot for the 12th District Senate seat. Matt see a Pyramid. Notice the face is lighted and senting the 13 original colonies, and any clouds a candidate for elected office was a great leader on Lima City Council and in his years in the the western side is dark. This country was of misunderstanding rolling away. who understands what it takes House of Representatives - but what I want to talk about are just beginning. We had not begun to explore Notice what the eagle holds in his talons — to get work done in Columbus. his values and his character. the West or decided what we could do for an olive branch and arrows. The eagle always Craig Riedel is that candidate. Matt is deeply committed to the values our Founding Western Civilization. The Pyramid is uncapped, wants to face the olive branch but in time of war, Craig is running for State Fathers expressed in the Declaration of Independence: We are again signifying that we were not even close to his gaze turns toward the arrows. Representative and displays a endowed by our Creator with human rights. The Right to Life being finished. Inside the capstone you have the Many people do not know this, including combination of values-based was the first right mentioned in the Declaration because it is all-seeing eye, an ancient symbol for divinity. It history teachers. Too many veterans have given leadership along with a fundamental. Due to his profound dedication to that principle, was Franklin’s belief that one man couldn’t do it up too much to ever let the meaning fade. Many healthy dose of pragmatism. Huffman is the only candidate for the 12th District Senate seat alone but a group of men, with the help of God, veterans remember coming home to an America If you talk with Craig, you endorsed by Ohio Right to Life. There are other pro-life can- could do anything. that didn’t care. Too many veterans never came quickly understand that his didates in the GOP - but no one is a stronger or more effective “IN GOD WE TRUST” is on this curren- home at all. strong values and beliefs will defender of the unborn, the disabled, and the unwanted than guide his service in the state Matt Huffman. house. But he also under- Matt is also a strong defender of the Right to Bear Arms. stands what it takes to govern It was put into the Constitution because our Founding Fathers If I knew … which is an ability to find knew it was part of a free people’s bedrock defense of liberty. the middle and make progress Matt is endorsed by Congressman Jordan because of these JUST A in incremental steps. views and because he stands for small government, freedom then what I I am excited to see Craig from excessive government regulation, and free enterprise. THOUGHT run for this seat. He possesses Matt is especially strong when it comes to constituent services. the passion, conviction and Nothing pleases Matt more than helping his constituents deal know now … thoughtfulness to be a great with government bureaucracies. Matt gets results. legislator. I hope others will Spend a few minutes visiting matthuffman.org. You’ll see To the graduating classes because until you are mar- dren, right? No matter what, join me in supporting a can- that Matt is the best candidate in the 12th Senate District. Cast of 2016: Today is your day. ried with children, you can’t though, be careful. Always didate who represents a fresh your State Senate vote for Matt Huffman on March 15. Your mountain is waiting! quite grasp how your life protect yourself – and that voice in the political land- Michael R. Heaphy, MD So…get on your way. will change. So while you goes for more than seat belts. scape. Lima Oops. Wrong author. have the chance, go out – Speaking of roommates, Sincerely, (Though I wish I’d written go to parties, go to clubs, you might be forced to live Gary M. Cates that.) Yes, Dr. Seuss has go anywhere. You’re young, with someone you don’t like. Defiance dispensed some wonderful, and you’ll bounce back much Even if he or she is your essential advice over the more quickly than you will BFF when you get to college, DEAR EDITOR, DEAR EDITOR: years, and Oh, the Places ten years from now. A hang- living together is not always This letter is being written to voice my support for Staci Like most people, I’m fed You’ll Go! has become a over is never fun, but it’s a picnic, so there might be Kaufman who is a candidate for Van Wert County commis- up with all the negative politi- staple graduation party gift. much less fun with a needy times you want to strangle sioner and to urge support for her from your readers. cal attack ads, and one specific So I thought I’d put in my toddler or two screaming in this person. (This will ade- With her business background and her position as super- race not only makes me mad, two cents and share with the your ear. quately help prepare you for intendent of Vantage Vocational School, she is in the unique but it’s clearly untruthful. It’s graduating seniors what I In between the parties, marriage, as someday in the position of having her finger on the pulse of Van Wert the ad attacking Tony Burkley learned in college. think about what you want distant future you will cer- County and is aware of the challenges and successes of this for State Representative. Larry As much as I love my sit- to be when you grow up. I’ll tainly want to strangle your county. and I first met Tony and his uation now, college really did turn 37 this month and I still spouse on a semi-regular She is committed to producing a workforce capable of wife, Nancy, when they began comprise the best years of don’t know, so don’t sweat it basis.) If you get bummed filling the jobs provided by the industry infrastructure of attending our church here in my life. I’m happy now, but if you don’t, but choose your about roommate issues, get our county and is committed to growing that industry base Van Wert over 20 years ago. in a different way. College is major carefully. Research out of the dorm or apart- to provide jobs for the emerging and established workforce. We were drawn to them as a just the one time of my life your chances of getting a job ment for a while. Take a She is connected to a wide spectrum of county groups couple and through the years, when I had the most carefree in that field. Do what you’re run or a drive. Call some- ranging from the arts to service clubs to educational insti- we have done many, many fun, without having to worry passionate about, or you’ll one from home. Tell yourself tutions. things with them. about a lot of responsibilities never succeed – at least not that this, too, shall pass. Bad I know Staci as a compassionate, genuine, and goal- We know the Burkleys. We like I do now. I chose to go to your full potential. Get to roommates at least let you oriented person who is a natural leader. Her strengths know and believe in Tony so to a college that no one in my know your professors. Even appreciate it when you get include accountability measures, budgeting, and strategic much that when he first ran for graduating high school class if you’re in a class that has a good one…and if nothing planning as shown by the passage of a bond levy in 2009 state representative, we along went to, because I loved the stadium seating, stay after else, again – this might give which provided for a complete renovation and expansion with our kids helped him with idea of “starting over.” The class or go to the professor’s you some stories for your of Vantage, and the development of a one MW solar array his campaign by passing out cliques from high school are office hours. Make your pres- grandchildren. which saves the school district an average of $50,000 per his pamphlet in parades around no more in college. You’re ence known. This helped me Basically, when you go year in utility electric costs. our county, going door to door a brand-new person, a clean tremendously. It shows you off to college, live it up. Staci is energetic and enthusiastic and approaches each in Van Wert and a few sur- slate. No one in college had really care about the class, Study as hard as you party; problem, project, and/or task as a new challenge to be rounding towns and placing any preconceived notions and instructors care more for I don’t mean to minimize the looked at, worked on, and, finally, successfully overcome signs in yards. about me, and I could be students who care. I’m still in importance of academics. Do or completed. Tony is a Christian man of whomever I wanted, who I touch with several of my col- all your homework, and do it My support in the Van Wert County commissioner elec- integrity who owns his own really was. College really lege professors, who I now well. Push yourself to try and tion March 15 is for Staci Kaufman. business in Paulding. Being solidified my personality. Be consider friends. get the best grades possible. Elgarda McGee a business owner means he open to meeting new people Take chances. Be impul- If there’s something you’re Venedocia understands the risks and of all different backgrounds, sive. This goes back to the struggling with, get a tutor. responsibilities that come with and let them challenge your “being young” thing. Leave (And then you can reward TO THE EDITOR, owning your own business long-held beliefs. You might college with no regrets. I yourself for getting straight Last month Craig Riedel and his wife, Danette, stopped which is why he works so change a lot of your thinking once skipped two days of A’s by buying an exotic pet!) by my house as they were going door to door speaking with hard for small businesses and at college. And that’s okay. class and took a Greyhound But live in the moment. Have voters. It was very cold outside so I invited them in our house farmers….he understands their It’s all about learning and to an Aerosmith concert. And fun and try not to worry to warm up. Craig told me he was running for the 82 House everyday concerns. Tony has growing. And I am eternal- it was a blast. I also bought about too much; you have District because he believes that this country needs strong been able to grow and expand ly grateful for the friends an albino Burmese python plenty of time for that in the Christian leadership more now than ever, and he is the man his own business several times I made who have forever on a whim, which caused my future. Graduate college with for the job. Craig has no political background and has spent because of his conservative altered my perceptions. roommate to sprint out of the no regrets…because one day 27 years in the private sector. He is a fiscal conservative who fiscal management and he pro- Enjoy your ability to do apartment in tears. (Sorry, when you’re running late for is also Pro Life and Pro 2nd Amendment. motes legislation that reflects what you want. Looking Stacey). Now I’m not sug- work as you’re cleaning baby As my wife and I spoke to him and Danette it became his conservatism. back, I took for granted all gesting you follow my lead puke off your shirt, you’ll obvious to me that he is exactly the kind of person I want to A false point made in this the freedom I had. Don’t take here; these are just personal really wish you had gone to elect for political office. He stands by what he says and will go TV/radio ad is that Tony voted this freedom for granted. You examples. But you want sto- that toga party in the fall of to Columbus and come up with solutions to the issues which to give himself a raise. The will, though, just like I did, ries to tell your grandchil- 2016. currently confront us all. fact is, the legislature voted to Today, governments will have to respond faster and devel- give LOCAL elected officials a op the political maturity and leadership needed to help our raise. They did not take a raise society navigate the rapid pace of change. Those who govern themselves. will need to reset their intuition, just as business leaders will. And, I don’t consider Tony Putting Your I believe that Craig Riedel will strive to restore our priorities a career politician. To me, his and use his talent too profoundly outpace our current policy experience in county govern- orld in ersPective makers. I often marvel at individuals who can fuel creativity ment is an asset. We are fortu- W P and drive change in the world…….I believe I met one of these nate to have someone with his Our local, national and international news coverage is insightful and concise, to keep individuals on a cold winter day walking door to door down level of experience. you in the know without keeping you tied up. It's all the information you need to stay on Glynwood Road in Wapakoneta. Thank you for reading, and top of the world around you, delivered straight to your door. 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Reports FROM THE ARCHIVES 10 Years Ago – 2006 “St. John’s Scholastic Bowl Sunday afternoon. Installation (Continued from page 2) 600 block of South Cass Street to investigate Delphos Council 40, Cath- Team looks forward to improv- of the pipe organ is scheduled a domestic violence incident. Officers arrived olic Ladies of Columbia met ing its current record of 5-2 in in the near future. The Official On Wednesday, officers were sent to the and spoke with the male complainant and his recently at K of C hall. Trina its upcoming meets,” said ad- Board Reception for Rev. John 900 block of Superior Street in regards to brother. After speaking with both parties, offi- Schulz, speaker for the evening, visors Dan Hopkins and Jeff H. Soltman, the new church a domestic violence cers found probable cause to arrest 32-year- gave a report about the upcom- Jostpille. Varsity members in- building fund crusade director, complaint. Officers old David Brooks of Delphos for causing ing Lenten Educational series. clude seniors Matt Pohlman, is to be held Friday evening in arrived and spoke with physical harm to a family member. Brooks Card party tickets were given Karen Shumaker, Andy Cser the dining room of the Masonic out for the annual party March and Kelly Schroeder; and ju- building. a male complainant. was taken into custody and transported to the 21 at K of C Hall. niors Mike Gable, Jerolyn The March meeting of St. He told officers that Van Wert County Jail. He will appear in Van Jefferson High School FC- Wilcox and Denny Anthony. John’s Altar Rosary Society he and his brother got Wert Municipal Court to face the charge. CLA students recently partic- Reserve members include ju- was held Sunday following into an altercation and On Wednesday, officers took a report from ipated in a competition rally niors Tracy Grothouse, Brian the afternoon services in the his brother left prior a male who stated that an item was stolen at Paulding High School. All Hesseling, Mike Kroeger, Alan church. Rev. Albert Otten- to our arrival. Neither from inside his residence while he was sleep- teams received a Gold Medal Rees, John Vasquez and Marcy weller opened the meeting with party wished to pursue ing. The male believed that a family member rating and the three Parliamen- Vonderwell; sophomores De- prayer. Preceding the meeting a charges. was responsible for taking the item. tary Procedure teams will com- nise Hellman, Heidi Klausing, luncheon was served by the so- On Wednesday, offi- pete at the state level. The Se- Emily Pohlman and Doug War- cial committee with Mrs. Albert cers responded to the Brooks nior Parliamentary Procedure necke; and freshmen Chad Ho- Kimmet as social chairman. team includes Shauna Bowers, ersten and Michelle Pohlman. Next meeting will be held April Brooke Apple, Drew Drage, 50 Years Ago – 1966 12 following the Holy Hour Ashley Osburn, Mackenzie Members of the Nifty-Sixty services. Social chairman for Hoehn, Natalie Reynolds, Cody Club met recently in the home the evening will be Mrs. Louis Parsons andT HENicole Beining. of Karen Ulm. During the busi- Klausing. 25 Years Ago – 1991 ness session, it was decided to 75 Years Ago – 1941 OttovilleELPHOS Elementary School have a bake sale onERALD April 9. Members of the local Aux- D Telling The Tri-County’s StoryH Since 1869 sixth-graders completed their All proceeds will be for chari- iliary of the American Legion Classifieds editionTo place of News anSix thisad week phone ty. 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Jennings Rd. pre-health professionals in 635The Farm Fort Services Jennings Muske- presiding. Club singing890 Truckswas led Three societies of St. Peter’s 210 Childcare 315 Condos 435 Vacation Property 580 Musical Instruments Delphos 440 Want To Buy 582 Pet in Memoriam teers640 Financialbroke open a tight ball800 TRANSPORTATIONby Nick Wilson. It was895 decidedVans/Minivans Lutheran Church will convene

215 Domestic Dick 320 House 583 Pets and Supplies 645 Hauling 805 Auto 899 Want To Buy 220 Elderly Home Care 325 MobileRick Homes Gable multiple Ohio locations. game in the third period by out- to sponsor a local girl student to this week. Monday evening the Real Estate 500 MERCHANDISE 585 Produce 650 Health/Beauty 810 Auto Parts and Accessories 925 Legal Notices 225 Employment Services 330 Office419-230-1504 Space CLARK 505 Antiques and Collectibles 586 Sports and Recreation scoring655 Home the Repair/Remodeling Ottoville Big Green815 Automobilethis year’s Loans Buckeye Girls950 Seasonal State, Daughters of Reformation will 230 Farm And Agriculture 335 Room$134,900 510 Appliances 588 Tickets 660 Home Service 820 Automobile Shows/Events 953 Free & Low Priced 235 General 340 Warehouse/Storage 515 Auctions Apply today at CLARK 590 Tool and Machinery 22-10665 Lawn, and Garden, defeated Landscaping the Big825 Aviationswhich is under the guidance of meet with Thelma and Betty Real Estate Green going away 72-48 in the the American Legion Auxilia- Werner. Mrs. J. A. Werner will Dick 3:00-4:30 p.m. www.elitemedicalscribes.com 441 E. Cleveland St., Delphos second game of the Division ry. George Rafferty, head foot- be hostess to the members of Jack Adams IV sectional tournament at Van ball coach at St. John’s High the Ursula Cotta Society at her 419-302-2171 Wert. The Musketeers placed School, was inducted into the home Tuesday evening. She $135,900 NOW ACCEPTING RESUMES three in double figures: Eric club as a new member. will be assisted by Mrs. Joseph View all our listings at Schroeder with 23, Troy Wieg- 60 Years Ago – 1956 Strayer. The members of the dickclarkrealestate.com Needed for busy Physician’s Office. ing with 14 and Nate Schroed- More than 225 members and Ladies Aid will convene at the Don’t make er 12. Ottoville placed two in friends of the Trinity Methodist home of Mrs. Elmer Freund a move Medical Assistant. Full time position. double digits: game-high scorer Church visited the new edifice Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. without us! Please send resume with references to: Mike Taylor with 24 and Brian at Third and Washington streets, John Gessner and Mrs. Charles 103 N. Main St. Delphos, OH Honigford added 12. which is nearing completion, Davis will assist Mrs. Freund. Phone: 419-695-1006 • Phone: 419-879-1006 Van Wert Family Physicians Attn: Jayne Smith DIRECTOR OF NURSING 1178 Professional Drive Van Wert, Ohio 45891 No phone calls please. Week of March 7-11 Rice Krispie treat, fruit. ST. JOHN’S Wednesday: Salisbury steak, mashed potatoes, Vancrest Health Care Center of Convoy has Monday: Chicken nuggets/ whole grain roll, peas, dinner roll, fruit. a unique leadership opportunity available to RN - Home Health & Hospice peas, pears, fresh fruit, milk. Thursday: Chicken and noodles over mashed manage the nursing operations of the 46-bed Tuesday: Taco/ soft/ hard/ lettuce/ tomato/ potatoes, green beans, dinner roll, fruit. dual certified healthcare facility. Make a difference serving local cheese/ onion/ black beans, peaches, fresh fruit, milk. Friday: Cheese bagel bites, sweet potatoes, patients & families on a one-on- Wednesday: Chili/ whole grain roll, crackers, cheese stick, fruit. RESPONSIBILITIES: one basis in patient’s homes. carrots, applesauce cups, fresh fruit, milk. OTTOVILLE • Recruitment, Placement, Scheduling, and Retention Thursday: BBQ pork sandwich/ whole grain Monday: Hamburger w/Romaine blend lettuce of Nursing Staff. Full / Part-time RN bun, broccoli, mixed fruit, fresh fruit, milk. and tomato slice, baked chips, steamed carrots, • Coordinates admissions, discharges, care plans, Friday: Macaroni and cheese/ whole grain roll, peaches, milk. Quality Indicator Analysis, and MDS Allen & Putnam Co. green beans, fruit bar, fresh fruit, milk. Tuesday: Taco salad/ cheese/ lettuce/ tomato, • Medicare Overview • Budget Implementation Cross-train for home health and DELPHOS CITY SCHOOLS Taco K-3, Corn K-3, pineapple, whole grain cookie, Monday: • hospice care. Min. 2 yrs. nursing Shredded chicken, sloppy joe, whole milk. grain bun, green beans, peach cup, milk. Wednesday: Chicken breast, baked potato, QUALIFICATIONS: experience required. Comprehensive, Tuesday: Hot dog/ whole grain bun, baked whole grain butter bread, mixed fruit, milk. • EDUCATION nonprofit agency offering Associates Degree, Bachelors Degree Preferred beans, Fritos, strawberry cup, milk Thursday: Chicken corn dog, Romaine blend • TECHNICAL SKILLS stability, competitive wages, Wednesday: Turkey sausage patty, whole grain lettuce, strawberries, pudding, milk. Must be a licensed Registered Nurse great work environment, mileage, mini eggo pancakes or mini french toast, oven pota- Friday: Fish sandwich, green beans, applesauce, • COMMUNICATION SKILLS uniforms, continuous clinical training. toes, juice cup/fresh fruit, milk. milk. Demonstrated written, verbal and presentation skills Thursday: Whole grain pasta with meat sauce, SPENCERVILLE Health & retirement benefits for full time. garlic bread, carrots, 100% fruit sherbet, milk. Monday: Nachos with meat and cheese, salsa For immediate consideration, send a resume to: Friday: Whole grain pizza or cheese quesedilla, and sour cream, Mexican beans and cheese, 100% Vancrest of Convoy Romaine salad, fresh vegetable, applesauce cup, juice, milk. %Kelly Lindeman, Administrator milk. Tuesday: Hamburger or cheeseburger sandwich, 510 Tully Street Delphos FORT JENNINGS smiley fries, broccoli and dip, frozen swirl cup, milk. High school salad bar will be every Friday during Wednesday: Cavatini, salad with carrots, garlic Van Wert, Ohio 45891 Ashley Crossgrove, RN 602 E. Fifth St., Delphos, OH 45833 Lent and on March 30. Pretzel and cheese every bread, applesauce, milk. [email protected] Thursday: 419-695-1999 Wednesday. Chocolate, strawberry and white milk Popcorn chicken or chicken nuggets, Benefits Offered:401K • Drug Free Workplace available daily. cheesy mashed potatoes, fresh broccoli and dip, • Health/Dental Insurance • Day Care Discount Apply online: Monday: Breaded chicken sandwich, baked sweet roll, peach crumble, milk. Equal Opportunity Employer www.ComHealthPro.org beans, cheese slice, shape up, fruit. Friday: Mozzerella cheese sticks, pizza dipping Tuesday: Taco, refried beans, mixed vegetables, sauce, green beans, carrots and dip, pineapple, milk. SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD

Public Auction • SOLD Tuesday, March 8th at 5:30 p.m. Able 2 Buy Auction Gallery 833 N Main St, Delphos, OH 45833 Items for Sale: GE profile dishwasher, chest of drawers, dresser and full size bed, fer- ret cage, Jeep grill, Delphos Bendingworks rocker, print tray, Kennedy tool box, 2 baby pictures by Bessie Pease Gutmann, leaded glass cat lamp, dog rescuing girl picture, Emmitt Kelly figurines, glass paper weights, new Ninja blender with accessories, Oreck XL vacuum, Sharper Image vaporizer, drop front secretary, stainless steel sink, 2 drawer file cabinet, baby strollers, arm chair, stereo cabinet, 6 drawer dresser, wardrobe cabinet, primitive cabinet, quilt rack, dressing mirror, walnut dresser with marble insert, Hot point refrigerator, Brinkman gas grill, girl’s bike, bouncy house, TVs, Victorian rocker, Oak dou- ble pedestal table 5 ft-8ft long, wrought iron table and chairs, Lawnboy snow blower, alu- minum glider, Montgomery Ward radial arm saw, Hide a bed couch, 2 recliners, wrought outlook on iron baby bed, wrought iron twin bed, windows 38 x 48, mini fridge, roll around tool box, battery charger, milk cans, oak rocker – rough, Everlast punching bags, corner shelf, Agriculture In March! March 2016 fishing poles, crescent printing co box, Apollo glasses, Halloween décor, fog machine, Agriculture Week - March 9 military back pack, Coleman stove and lantern, outdoor lights, new coffee maker, scrap The local farming industry is vital to the area. wire, silverware, Cabella’s shower shelter, truck post windows, old Chevy emblems/hood ornaments, Chalkware elephant book ends, NSF pancake dispenser, golf clubs, skate We salute the dedicated men and women of the boards, exit lights, propane heater, feed bags, shop vac, square D 200 amp panel, Web- ber grill and much, much more….. agriculture industry. Auction Conducted by: Reindel Auction LLC Auctioneers: Mike Reindel, Matt Bowers 2016 Auctioneers Licensed and Bonded in favor of the state of Ohio See pictures at www.auctionzip.com Spring a special supplement to Concessions available. Hope to see you there! THE DELPHOS HERALD SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD • SOLD Sports Spring Sports

• SOLD Preview We will publish the area’s annual section just in • Schedules time for the opening games! Team schedules, • Delphos Jefferson PUBLIC AUCTION • Delphos St. John’s • Outlooks 72.02 72.02 • Ottoville • Ft. Jennings rosters, photos and previews in one exciting Section 31, Jackson Township, Van Wert County • Spencerville • Team Info ACreS ACreS • Lincolnview erAlD elphoS h to the D • Columbus Grove upplement A SpeciAl S section! Thursday, March 31, 2016 @ 6pm • Elida • Kalida Farm Location: 4 miles west of Ottoville on St. Rt. 2224 to Middle Point Wetzel Road, then south 1 1/2 miles on west side (OR) 3 1/2 miles north of Middle Point on Middle Point Wetzel Road, west side. Also to be featured in March: Sale Location: Middle Point Community Building, 300 West Sycamore Street, Middle Point, Ohio. Located southwest of the ballpark. Easter Services: Wed., March 16 & Sat. March 19 Total Acres: 72.02 acres Tillable: 66 acres NCAA: Wednesday, March 19 road Frontage: Middle Point-Wetzel Road on East. Dog Creek Road on West. Drainage: Tiled approximately every 35 feet in 2007. Dining & Entertainment: Wednesday, March 30 Terms: $20,000 non-refundable day of sale. Selling to the nearest 1/100 acre. Balance on or before May 2, 2016. Possession day of sale. In event of cash closing, buyer to Progress: Wednesday, March 30 pay closing agent fees. Subject to confirmation of seller.

Owner: Nicholas Steven Shuff Sale Manager: Auctioneer William B. Priest 419-786-9440 Auctioneers: Richard Miller, Joe Bagley; Appr. Auctioneer: Jane Germann Call 419-695-0015 Straleyrealty.com 419.238.9733 for more information or to place 800.727.2021 419 W ervin, Van Wert and ad in one of these special sections. 16 – The Herald Saturday, March 5, 2016 www.delphosherald.com

State fire marshal continues Kramer Recker (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1) to encourage heating fire safety The future Eagle Scout When she’s not a Disney princess, Recker is the collected his Indian arti- communications director with St. John’s Parish. She is the facts, like headdresses, daughter of Fred and Teresa Recker. as winter wraps up from Scout ceremonies. Recker will be joined on stage by Jared Benson as the Those will be returned. Beast; Ken Markward as Lumier; Warren Bowery as Maurice Other Scouting activities and narrator; Daniel Sanderson as Cogsworth/D’Arque; Stan Information submitted from the dangers of fire.” Kramer enjoys include Boy Lippi and Gaston; Kim Warnecke as Babette; Stacy Rife as The State Fire Marshal’s office suggests Scout Camp, where for the Mrs. Potts, Kristen Logan as Madame Wardrobe; Josh Adcock The saying, “March comes in like a checking in on elderly or disabled family past two years he has served as Lefou; Emily Klir as Enchantress; Grace Sadowski and lion, and out like a lamb,” holds true in members, friends and neighbors. Offer to on NICOT, the program for Tess Vonderwell as Chip; and Shelby Merkle, Kari Gall and Ohio, and although we are close to the visit their homes on a regular basis, testing first-year Boy Scouts who Darcy Hitchcock as Silly Girls. end of winter, we are not out of the woods their smoke alarms at least once a month have just crossed over from The show is under the direction of Linda McClure with yet. That is why the Division of State Fire and conducting home safety inspections Cub Scouts. This year, he Music Director Dee Fisher and Assistant Director Cory Ream. Marshal is reminding Ohioans to contin- for them. Ohioans across the state should will be a dining hall stew- “Beauty and the Beast” opens at 8 p.m. Thursday with ue practicing the messages of its Safe & not hesitate to reach out to their local fire ard. additional shows at 8 p.m. Friday and March 12, 17, 18 and 19 Sound campaign: safely using alternative departments should they need any advice Kramer is a junior at and 2 p.m. shows on March 13 and 20. Tickets are $12 and can heating sources and equipping their homes or assistance. The American Red Cross is Jefferson High School and be purchased at the box office from 2-6 p.m. Monday through with working smoke alarms. an excellent organization for this as well, enjoys being part of the Saturday or by calling 419-238-9689. The theater is located at Fourteen Ohioans lost their lives in and can even help those in need obtain band, playing drums. His 118 S. Race St. in Van Wert. fires in February, bringing the total for smoke alarms designed for the deaf or hard future interest is to go into 2016 to 30. Of those 30 lives lost, at least of hearing. computer tech/repair. He is 18 were Ohioans over the age of 60. That Another Safe & Sound partner, the employed at Tim Horton’s is roughly 60% of all fire deaths so far Ohio Development Services Agency, has a in Lima. In his spare time, this year, a number the Division notes is Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) he hangs with his girlfriend. unusually high. which helps eligible Ohioans pay their His parents are John “Unfortunately, we often see that older home energy bill. Information on this and Julie Kramer. Julie has Ohioans are at an increased risk of the program can be found by visiting the her Gold Award in Girl hazards of fire,” said State Fire Marshal Development Services Agency’s website. Scouting and has led several Trivia Larry L. Flowers. “Thus, it is imperative For more information about the Safe & Girl Scout troops, including that we remember our elderly loved ones Sound campaign and additional fire safety two for her daughter. His Answers to Wednesday’s questions: and neighbors. By working together, we tips, please visit the State Fire Marshal’s father serves in several posi- Panspermia is the theory that the “seeds” of life can create a safer and stronger Ohio, free website or twitter page. tions with the troop. on earth originated elsewhere in the universe and were somehow transported to our planet and possibly elsewhere in the Cosmos. Sir Winston Churchill and Popeye, the spin- ach-eating cartoon sailor both sported anchor tattoos. Keep up to date on foreign Popeye had one on each arm; Churchill had one on affairs, local events, fashion, his right bicep. sports, finance, and many oth- Check our Today’s questions: Which is the only U.S. state flag that is not rect- er subjects with your newspa- angular in shape? per. You’ll also find entertain- What was the remote setting for the first season of ing features, like cartoons, col- TV’s long-running reality show Survivor? umns, puzzles, reviews, and Website Answers in next Wednesday’s Herald. lots more. The Outstanding National Debt as of Friday eve- ning was $19.096,145,299,148. for more The estimated population of the United States is Subscribe today! 322,496,579, so each citizen’s share of this debt is $59,213. The Delphos Herald The National Debt has continued to increase 419-695-0015 Local News an average of $2.42 billion per day since Sept. 30, SUVSelldown 2016 Chevy 2016 Chevy Traverse Equinox AWD ST. #16NT869 ST. #16NT826 Lt. Pkg., 7 pass.,tech pkg. 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