The Counseling Center Opens New Facility Ryan Scott Ottney This Doesn’T Come Across All the at the Time of That Announce- Centralize Our Clinical Staff

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inmates, was occupied that Sentencing reacts week by 243. “Two or three weeks to fluctuating jail prior to that, there was a MAPS detail (Multi- population Agency Police Exercise) with the Ohio State (High- Frank Lewis way) Patrol,” Murphy said. PDT Staff Writer “When you get through you get all of these people Editor’s Note: This is the - stops, warrants, there are third in a series of five ar- so many warrants in this ticles addressing different county, it fluctuates.” Murphy says initial aspects of the Scioto Coun- word that he had called ty Jail, the jailing situation and asked a judge not to around the region and how sentence people didn’t those aspects have impact- happen exactly the way it ed the local criminal jus- was reported. tice system. “This last time I only Some weeks ago the called one judge - they Daily Times received were doing arraignments word that a judge was re- that day - and he said, portedly contacted by Jail ‘maybe there are some Administrator Captain alternatives I can look at John Murphy and asked as far as sentencing.’ If I not to sentence anyone to sentence them, maybe I Ryan Scott Ottney | Daily Times jail because it was already can put them on house ar- Residents browse the extensive selection up for bids at the Sheriff’s auction Saturday. significantly over capacity. rest today,’” Murphy said. To be exact, the jail, which Auction offers deals on seized property is designed to handle 190 See SENTENCING ‌| A3 Ryan Scott Ottney iff’s office makes every attempt to they really need,” Hall said. Council considers PDT Staff Writer return stolen items to their right- He said this has been a very pro- ful owners. That’s why it is im- ductive year for the drug task force. Hundreds of bargain hunters portant to keep records of serial So many items were seized this packed onto the parking lot of the numbers and to file a police report year, the Sheriff’s office has had to emergency ordinance Scioto County Sheriff’s Office on when something is stolen. expand their impound. They’ve Saturday, browsing cars, televi- “We enter everything into even had to refuse items because sions, tools and more, for sale at NCIC, the National Crime In- there was no place to put them. for riverfront upgrades the annual auction. Scioto County formation Center. That way, na- “With the increased activity Sheriff’s Capt. David Hall said the tionwide, if any law enforcement of our Drug Task Force, we are Ryan Scott Ottney introduced as an emergency auction began at 10 a.m., but people comes across it they’ll run it and very fortunate. These guys go at PDT Staff Writer consent agenda item to began filling the lot hours before. get a hit on it,” Hall said. it hard. There’s nobody they won’t waive three public readings. “There’s a lot of great items here. But that was not a concern at go after. We’re going to take their Portsmouth City Council Council will also give Most of these items are from our Saturday’s auction. All of the items property. If they’re dealing drugs, will convene Monday eve- a third reading to the fol- Drug Task Force — Portsmouth for sale were purchased by sus- we’re going after them,” Hall said. ning for their regular June lowing legislation: An Or- Police Department, the Sheriff’s of- pects using drug money, and was “This helps because it goes meeting at 6 p.m. dinance authorizing the fice, and the FBI,” Hall said. “They seized during task force drug raids. right back into our drug activity Among the items on the amendment of Chapter 941 were purchased with drug money, “When you start taking money fund to combat drug abuse. To agenda is an emergency of the Codified Ordinances and because of that we seized them and items from people’s drug traf- use for undercover purchases. To ordinance authorizing the of the City of Portsmouth, for the purpose of resale, and we’ll ficking money, that’s when you start use to support the man-hours and Mayor to enter into a con- Ohio, entitled Garbage, use that money to go right back hitting their pocketbook and start the vehicles that we drive. Some tract for electrical upgrades Rubbish and Weeds, Sec- into the drug account to go back hurting them. This is great for the vehicles we’ll keep and use un- along the riverfront. The tion 941.15(a), (b), (d) and after drug traffickers again.” citizens, because they can benefit dercover, and we’ll use right back contract is with J.M. Miller (e) - Rates for Residential None of the items for sale on from somebody doing the wrong against the drug trafficker.” Enterprises, in the amount Collection and Disposal to Saturday were recovered stolen thing. They can actually get a good of $122,047.75 to be paid for increase Sanitation rates in property, he clarified. The Sher- deal hopefully today on something See AUCTION |‌ A3 from CIP Fund No. 30. This the City of Portsmouth. is the first reading of the ordinance, which has been See UPGRADES ‌| A8 Economic Development Committee members announced Ryan Scott Ottney urban innovation and design. Key (President, Green Ocean Innova- ability Committee of council announced the creation of PDT Staff Writer responsibilities are economic and tion - advisor to JobsOhio), Bill has been most encouraging. the Public Works, Codes and community affairs, Engineering Raison (Chief, City Fire Depart- Thanks to all who communicat- Standards Committee (Chair- Portsmouth City Councilman Department services, housing ment), Chris Smith (City Health ed their interest in participat- man Jim Kalb), the Personnel Kevin W. Johnson announced and neighborhood services, and a Commissioner), and Donald ing or serving,” Johnson wrote and Performance Committee Friday morning the members of city comprehensive plan. Washburn (Director, Economic in a statement sent to the Daily (Chairman Kevin E. Johnson), the city Economic Development Committee Chairman Johnson Development & Internships, Times Friday. the Parks, Service, Building, and Sustainability Committee, announced Friday that he will Shawnee State University). The first meeting of the Eco- Recreation and Cultural Com- for which he is chairman. formally make his appointments Johnson said he will also appoint nomic Development and Sustain- mittee (Chairman Rich Sad- The committee was one of to the committee during the an Advisory Subcommittee, with ability Committee is Wednes- dler), the Legal, Legislative six new committees established next meeting of Portsmouth City members Dr. Johnny Ray Bernard, day, July 10 at 6 p.m., at Port and Safety Committee (Chair- recently by Portsmouth City Council on Monday. Jr., Barb Bradbury, Gabe Brown, City Cafe (front) on Chillicothe man Gene Meadows), and the Council. The committee handles On his list of appointments Jon Jenkins, Brian McMullen, Gail Street; then the second Wednes- Budget and Finance Committee all issues relating to efforts to are Angela Davis (Deputy Di- Miller and Trent Williams. day of every other month (Sept. (Chairman Steve Sturgill). aid economic advancement and rector, Social Service Depart- “The response to my e-mail 11, Nov. 13, and Jan. 8, 2014). Anyone interested in serv- provide for a suitable living envi- ment, CAO of Scioto County), requesting help and participa- In addition to the Economic ing on one of the committees ronment for all citizens; develop Kim Hill (Broker/Owner, Kim tion in the nascent Economic Development and Sustainabil- should contact the chairman of solutions and goals for creating Hill Real Estate), Mike Otworth Development and Sustain- ity Committee, council also that committee A2

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Obituaries In addition to his moth- Hudson and Sophia Wil- You may sign her online Online condolences may er, Jeffery is survived by liams and Jonah and register at www.warefh. be share at www.RalphF- his fiancé, Tanya Phillips, Micah Yates; a brother, com. Scott.com. a son Taylor Lane, three James (Wanda) Collins, of sisters; Betty Frye, Connie Denison, TX; sisters, Mary Cline, and Norma Carroll, (Fred) Whitten and Anna four brothers; Richie and Sheets, both of Chillicothe, Matt Lane and Jerry and Joan Van Buskirk and Nao- Rick Potts, a step-father, mi (James) Adkins, both of George Potts, a step-moth- Circleville; numerous niec- er, Eleanor Lane, and sev- es and nephews; and a spe- eral nieces and nephews. cial friend, Roy Malone, of Besides his father, Jef- Chillicothe. fery was also preceded in Vera was a member of death by a brother, Scott Real Joy Community Fel- Jennifer Sue Lane. lowship. She had worked Mary Frances Shepherd, 34 A funeral service will be for the former First Na- Kitchen, 63 Jennifer Sue Gambill 12 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, tional Bank, the former Mary Frances Kitchen, Shepherd, 34 of Ports- 2013 at Melcher Funeral Rubbermaid, the former 63, of New Boston, died mouth, went to be with Home in Portsmouth. Parker-Hannifan and for Garland J. Day, 85 Saturday, June 22, 2013, at her Lord Monday, June 17, Friends may visit at the Pfizer Corporation. She Kenneth E. Conley, 53 Garland J. Day, her home. Born on August 2013. She was born Sept. funeral home from 11 a.m. was a member of the Gide- Kenneth Eu- 85, of Wheel- 22, 1949 in Williamson, 6, 1978, in Portsmouth, until noon on Tuesday. ons. gene Conley, ersburg, died WV, she was a daughter of to Betty Monroe Gambill Vera was a loving wife, 53, of Ports- Thursday, June 20, 2013, the late Frelan and Mary of South Point, Ohio, and mother, grandmother and mouth, passed away Fri- at Riverbend Retirement Ward Scott, and was a Donald Gambill of South great grandmother. She day, June 21, 2013, at his Center. retired central sterile pro- Lebanon, Ohio. enjoyed every aspect of home. He was born Nov. 1, He was born Nov. 16, cessing technician at the Jennifer was preceded in life and was committed 1959, in Portsmouth; a son 1927, in Louisa, Ky., the Southern Ohio Medical death by a son Christopher to her family, church, and of the late Lewis Edward son of the late Autie Day Center with 30 years of Lynn Shepherd, maternal her Lord and Savior Jesus and Wanda Mae Pertuset and Lula Day. He was a service. grandmother Sylvia Ham- Christ. Vera attended Real Conley. retired Foreman with Em- Also preceding her in monds Monroe of West Joy Community Fellowship Kenny was a member of pire Detroit Steel Corp. He death was a son, Floyd Portsmouth, and pater- and loved to spend time Holy Redeemer Catholic was a Navy Veteran. Thurman “Toby” Moore. nal grandparents; Arthur with her church family. Church and was a Marine Surviving are two sons, Surviving are her hus- Corp veteran. He was a Dennis Day of Columbus (Art) Francis and Violet She was always concerned band, W. W. “Sonnie” 1979 graduate of Valley and Darrell Day of Circlev- Francis. about the well being of Kitchen, two sons, Paul others rather than herself. High School and the Scio- ille; two daughters, Donna Along with her par- David (Kaci) Moore of ents Jennifer is survived Vera could often be seen to County Joint Vocational Barker and husband Phil West Portsmouth and by three children; Alex working in the yard tend- School. A jack of all trades, of Erlanger, Ky., and Di- Christopher Shepherd, Vera M. DePugh, 77 ing to her beautiful flower he worked at several jobs ana Holsinger, of Colum- William Edward (Me- Kristyona Shaylynn Shep- Vera M. DePugh, 77, gardens, or hanging lights in the Portsmouth area bus; one brother, Bill Day lissa) Moore of New herd and Shyann Makayla of Chillicothe, went to be and decorations in the throughout his life. of Inez, Ky.; two sisters, Boston, a stepson, Scott Faith Shepherd, two broth- with her Lord and Savior fall, to celebrate the birth He is survived by his Garnet Bokman of Huber Kitchen of Portsmouth, ers; Jason (Tina) Gambill at 4:39 p.m. Friday, June of Christ at Christmas, or wife, Anita Louise Wade Heights and Lois Bryant two stepdaughters, of South Point and Nathan 21, 2013, in the Adena watching the grandchil- Conley, whom he mar- of Columbus; his friend Cheryl (Larry) Wheeler (Delta) Gambill of South Regional Medical Center dren at ballgames, sport- ried Oct. 25, 1986, in and partner, Betty Humble and Traci Ann Apel, all Lebanon, Ohio. unexpectedly. ing events, and go-kart Portsmouth; a son, Heath of Wheelersburg; and her of Wheelersburg, three Funeral services will be She was born March 22, racing. Vera lived a life of Zachariah “Leo” Conley children, eight grandchil- sisters, Gladys Shaffer 1 p.m. Tuesday, June 25, 1936, in Ross County, to faith and hope; certainly of Portsmouth; a sister, dren and 14 great-grand- of Wheelersburg, Lunia 2013, at the Roger W. Da- the late Lonnie and Celia heaven is brighter today as Angela (James) Wellman children. Mae Mullins of Lucasville vis Funeral Home in West Erwin Collins. On May 15, she has joined those who of Huntington, W.Va.; and He was also preceded in and Virginia McClellan Portsmouth with William 1955, she married Jacob L. have gone on before her a special friend, Elaine death by one brother, Jack of Ashville, 12 grand- Riggs officiating and inter- DePugh who survives. to rest at the feet of Jesus. Harris. Day. children and seven great- ment in Stoney Run Cem- Also surviving are chil- She will be sadly missed In addition to his par- Funeral services will be grandchildren. etery. Friends may call at dren, Stephen J. (Lisa) but will live in our hearts ents, he was also preceded held 1 p.m. Monday, June A funeral service will be the funeral home from 11 DePugh, Mark A. (Karla) forever. in death by siblings, Den- 24, 2013, at the Swick- held at 11 a.m. on Tues- a.m. until the funeral hour. DePugh, Susan J. (Scott) Funeral services will nis Edward Conley and Bussa-Chamberlin Funeral day at the BRANT FU- Condolences may be sent Neff, all of Chillicothe and be held 11 a.m. Tuesday, Karen Conley Brewer. Home in Wheelersburg, NERAL HOME IN SCIO- to www.rogerwdavisfuner- David L. (Mary) DePugh, June 25, 2013, at Real Joy A Mass of Christian with Pastor Denny Han- TOVILLE with Chaplain of Wheelersburg; grand- Burial will be held at 10 kins officiating, with inter- alhome.com. Community Fellowship Peter Michael officiating. children, Aaron and Alli- with Rev. Tony Lambert a.m. Wednesday at Holy ment at Memorial Burial Interment will be in Me- Jeffery Lane, 33 son Neff, Baylee DePugh, officiating. Burial will fol- Redeemer Catholic Church Park in Wheelersburg, morial Burial Park. The Jeffery Dale Lane, all of Chillicothe, Melissa low in Floral Hills Memory with Reverend Adam Stre- with military graveside 33, of Portsmouth, died (Bruce Fulk) DePugh, of Gardens. Friends may call itenberger officiating, and rites by the American Le- family will receive friends Wednesday June 19, Orient, Brandon (Ashley) at the WARE FUNERAL interment in Greenlawn gion Post 622 and Post at Brant’s from 5 until 8 2013 at the Ohio State DePugh, of Mooresville, HOME, Chillicothe, from Cemetery. Military grave- 363. Friends may call Mon- p.m. on Monday. Memo- University Hospital. NC, Jeremy (Chelsea Fox) 4 to 8 p.m. Monday. side rites will be conduct- day beginning at 11 a.m. rial contributions may be He was born April 13, DePugh, of Wheelersburg, But as it is written, Eye ed by the James Dickey In lieu of flowers, me- made to SOMC Hospice. 1980, in Defiance, Ohio, Lacie (Keith) Yates and hath not seen, nor ear Post Honor Detail. morial donations may be To offer condolences visit to the late Richard Lane Corey (Jessica) Williams, heard, neither have en- The family will receive made to the American www.brantfuneralservice. and Linda Wazell Potts both of Chillicothe; great tered into the heart of man, friends at the RALPH Cancer Society. com. of Portsmouth. He was a grandchildren, Carter, the things which God hath F. SCOTT FUNERAL Online condolences to The family extends their carpenter for Mid-West Easton, Colton and Kaylin prepared for them that love HOME in Portsmouth www.swickbussachamber- gratitude to hospice nurses Towers. 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LOCAL Portsmouth Daily Times Sunday, June 23, 2013 A3 Sentencing From Page A1 ous person charged with or what the population is,” Donini said. probation list, Municipal Court a combination of everything. convicted of a felony would So what is the procedure he probation list, the prosecutor’s That House Bill 186, where “That’s up to them.” ever be considered for alterna- follows when he faces an imme- office get’s it, the solicitor’s you don’t send people to prison Scioto County Sheriff Marty tive sentencing. The people he diate overcrowding situation? office gets it - those that were any longer, that falls back on V. Donini offered a solution in is talking about include mainly “That’s when you call the Pro- just booked in. There are sev- the counties. When you have that situation. those charged with low level bation Departments, your Pros- eral different lists that we send people who normally would be “You might let them sign non-violent crimes. ecutor’s Office. There could out,” Murphy said. “It’s all done going to prison, you are sitting their bond, instead of send- “I have to make this clear - I be people that’s sentenced or by e-mail.” here stalled out. That’s what it ing them back to jail,” he said. have no authority at all to tell presently waiting on warrants Murphy said another intan- comes down to.” “They would sit in jail for an- to convey,” Donini said. “We a judge what to do,” Murphy gible is the fact that all of the Next Sunday Wayne Allen other 10 days.” could call probation officers said. “That’s up to the judge. I people involved in law enforce- examines the affect opening a Murphy said the judges work just keep him informed what my - ‘Hey, you know, is there any- ment have become more effi- regional facility, such as the for- with him to determine potential count is, and tell him - ‘I don’t thing we can do - this is my cient at their jobs. mer Ohio River Valley Juvenile fixes to over-jailing. know if there’s anything you can count;’ call the judges - ‘hey, Detention Facility, would have “There are alternatives that do for us or not.’ Most of the this is my count. I just wanted “Yeah, there’s a lot of crime they can decide to do,” Mur- judges already know what our to let you know if there is any- out there. You have the law on Scioto County’s bed rentals, phy said. “I’ve had judges in capacity is.” thing you can help me with.’” enforcement officers out there and what are the options avail- the past that have said, ‘hey, Donini said the fluctuation Murphy said he communicates doing their job. You have the able to keep overcrowding from pull up everybody that I have in the number of inmates with employees of the court sys- probation officers out there occurring. sentenced, and see if I have tem so that they are always aware doing their job. You have the means that his officers must Frank Lewis may be reached at 740-353- anybody close to getting out.’ communicate with the judges of the jail’s current population. judges doing their job and the 3101, ext. 252, or at flewis@civitasmedia. I’ve done that in the past.” and their staff. “Every weekday we send out Prosecutor’s office doing their com. For breaking news, follow Frank on Murphy stressed no danger- “They just don’t always know e-mails to the Common Pleas job,” Murphy said. “It’s just Twitter @FrankLewisPDT. Auction Weather From Page A1 either,” Hall said. got fishing equipment, a trafficking,” Hall said. Allen’s Auction per- fifth-wheel camper, cars, a When asked what will Today High: 88 | Low: 67 He also credits the Sci- formed the auctioning du- golf cart, and a Harley Da- happen to the items that oto County Prosecutor’s ties for the Sheriff’s office, vidson. (We have) some don’t sell at the auction Sunday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms, mainly Office for being proactive and the items for sale were brand new wheels that Saturday, Hall looked out after 1pm. Partly sunny, with a high near 88. Calm wind be- to go after drug traffickers all previewed on their web- a drug trafficker bought at the hundreds of people coming south around 5 mph. Chance of precipitation is 40%. and seizures. site beforehand. and didn’t get to use. In already browsing the lot New rainfall amounts of less than a tenth of an inch, except “Our Prosecutor’s of- “We’ve got brand new the box, still. Wheels and and smiled. higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. fice is great. They’re not items in the boxes. We’ve tires. He bought them “There won’t be any,” Sunday Night: A slight chance of showers and thunder- afraid to go after anybody got brand new TVs. We’ve with the proceeds of drug he said. storms before 11pm. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 67. Light south wind. Chance of precipitation is 20%. Monday: A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms Facility after noon. Mostly sunny, with a high near 87. Southwest wind 5 to 8 mph. Chance of precipitation is 20%. From Page A1 there in the housing part of the pro- more convenient for clients. Monday Night: A slight chance of showers and thunder- gram, and they come here during the “If they need to see their individ- “We’ve been spread out all over storms. Partly cloudy, with a low around 69. Chance of day just like someone would come to ual counselor, well, it’s right down precipitation is 20%. Portsmouth for years. I don’t know school,” Albrecht said. the hall. If they need to see their case how many actual sites we had, but At the center, clients have a full day manager, it’s right over here. Just like Tuesday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly putting everything in to this building of treatment for mental health, well- a school. If they need to go talk to sunny, with a high near 87. Chance of precipitation is 40%. has taken a long time,” Albrecht said. ness, or drug and alcohol programs. this person, they’re here; or if they Tuesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 70. In addition to its 11th Street center “Some people arrive here pretty need to see a nurse, the nurse is right Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 90. services, The Counseling Center also early, like 7:30 in the morning, and down the hall,” Albrecht said. combined some of the services from they stay with us until dinner when But the bigger building means Wednesday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 69. Marsh House and Second Chance. they return back to their houses. there are some new services now There are about 54 staff members Thursday: Showers and thunderstorms likely. Mostly cloudy, They get traditional drug and alco- available. Albrecht said they hope to working in the building, with more with a high near 88. Chance of precipitation is 60%. hol treatment, which is like education expand their workforce development than 100 clients. groups, and they get therapy groups Thursday Night: Showers and thunderstorms likely. Mostly “Basically the clinical staff of The program. There’s even a new com- cloudy, with a low around 67. Chance of precipitation is 60%. like group counseling. There’s mental puter lab where clients can search for Counseling Center all have consoli- health services and they get individu- jobs, take part in online training, and Friday: A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Mostly dated in this building. We still have al counseling sessions,” Albrecht said. cloudy, with a high near 81. Chance of precipitation is 50%. some of our locations around town. He said a lot of the programs offered work on building their resume. Ohio River Levels Literally just think of this like a at the Court Street location aren’t Ryan Scott Ottney may be reached at 740-353- school. It’s like a recovery school. We new, but having the ability to combine 3101, ext. 287, or [email protected]. Sunday: 16.4 | Monday: 15.4 | Tuesday: 15.0 still have our locations throughout those services under one roof helps For breaking news, follow Ryan on Twitter @ Source: National Weather Service the community and our residents live make the programs more efficient and PDTwriter.

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Guest Commentary Letter to the Editor The Kiwanis Club of East Gree- the library’s summer reading We also received invaluable nup County, Ky., would like to ex- program and more. assistance from LifeSong Church, The Rand Paul moment tend a heartfelt “thank you” to the The following businesses and the Russell and Worthington 24 sponsors, 226 runners, and the individuals were our sponsors this police departments, the Russell You won’t find him on any Fed- dozens of other local businesses year: Our Lady of Bellefonte Hos- Fire Department and donations eral Election Commission disclosure and community volunteers who pital, Ashland-Bellefonte Cardiol- from Pennington’s Foodfair, forms, but Director of National Intel- helped make the 36th annual Run ogy (Dr. Charles Rhodes), AAA, Jordan Ice, Valvoline, Bridges ligence James Clapper is the biggest By The River a success. McDonald’s, General Heating Christian Church, Ashland in-kind donor to the incipient Rand The 5K and 10K runs and walks and Air Conditioning, McKinney Alliance, The Printing Express, Paul for president campaign. will enable the club to carry out a Tire Warehouse, Kentucky Farm- Crabro Printing, and Greenup Whatever its merits, the National host of service projects to better ers Bank, Carman Funeral Home, Liter Control. Coverage of the Security Agency metadata program the local community. Among those Bob Clyse Chevrolet-Buick-GMC, race provided by the Portsmouth couldn’t be better fashioned to play projects are annual scholarships Tri-State Enterprise, Kim Wales Daily Times and The Community into fears of the government. Is it vast? for Key Club seniors at Russell, Limer and Steve Limer, First & Common was also a key Yes. Secret? Check. Raise profound Raceland-Worthington and Gree- People’s Bank & Trust Co, Dr. ingredient in our success. questions about privacy? Uh-huh. nup High Schools, contributions James T. Brom, Giovanni’s Pizza, Next year’s race will be on Satur- This is the kind of issue Rand Paul to those schools’ family resource Stultz Pharmacy, Ashland Cycling day, June 14, 2014 and will include was born and (literally) raised to raise centers and food baskets for needy Enthusiasts, People’s Bank, State new categories for civic and faith holy hell over. The NSA leak came on families at Thanksgiving. Representative Tanya Pullin, Tres based groups, mother-daughter the heels of revelations that the Inter- Rich Lowry Run By The River profits also Hermanos Nunez Mexican Restau- and father-son teams, and strollers. nal Revenue Service was singling out Syndicated help the club support Builders rant, Great Lakes Minerals, Home Tim Gearhart tea-party groups for extra scrutiny, Columnist Clubs at Russell and Wurtland Federal, Fannin Automotive Cen- Race Director and on the heels of the Associated Middle Schools, a Terrific Kids ter, Bailey Family Funeral Home Kiwanis Club of East Greenup Press and James Rosen investigations. program at Wurtland Elementary and Granite, and Money Concepts County Add in the gun-control fight earlier this year and Paul is School, Shop With A Cop, Financial Planning Centre. Flatwoods, Ky. nearly 4-for-4 in fights sticking up, in his view, for the first four amendments of the Bill of Rights. The only thing missing is the third, because no one has proposed quartering of troops in our homes — yet. Today in History It is a Rand Paul moment in the GOP not just because the headlines reinforce his core critique of leviathan as too big, too June 23 is the 174th day of the year 1780 – American Revolution: Bat- 1919 – Estonian War of Indepen- unaccountable and too threatening, but because he is smart (175th in leap years) in the Grego- tle of Springfield fought in and around dence: the decisive defeat of the and imaginative enough to capitalize on those headlines. rian calendar. There are 191 days Springfield, New Jersey (including Baltische Landeswehr in the Battle Paul has that quality that can’t be learned or bought: He’s remaining until the end of the year. Short Hills, formerly of Springfield, of Cesis. This day is celebrated as interesting. How many potential Republican presidential can- 1180 – First Battle of Uji, start- now of Millburn Township). Victory Day in Estonia. didates have helped shepherd a new verb into the English lan- ing the Genpei War in Japan. 1794 – Empress Catherine II of 1926 – The College Board ad- guage. The hoopla around Paul’s filibuster gave us “to drone,” 1280 – The Battle of Moclín takes Russia grants Jews permission to ministers the first SAT exam. in the sense of “don’t drone me, bro.” place in the context of the Spanish settle in Kiev. 1931 – Wiley Post and Har- Paul taps into an American tradition of dissent not usually Reconquista pitting the forces of 1810 – John Jacob Astor forms old Gatty take off from Roosevelt invoked by Republicans. At the Time magazine gala this year the Kingdom of Castile against the the Pacific Fur Company. Field, Long Island in an attempt honoring the 100 most influential people in the world (he was Emirate of Granada. The battle re- 1812 – War of 1812: Great Brit- to circumnavigate the world in a one), he raised a glass to Henry David Thoreau. In his inaugural sulted in a Granadan victory. ain revokes the restrictions on single-engine plane. Senate address, he contrasted his Kentucky hero, the irascible 1305 – A peace treaty between American commerce, thus elimi- 1938 – The Civil Aeronautics abolitionist Cassius Clay, with the more conventional Kentucky the Flemish and the French is nating one of the chief reasons for Act is signed into law, forming the political legend, the Great Compromiser, Henry Clay. signed at Athis-sur-Orge. going to war. Civil Aeronautics Authority in the His cultural affect is different, too, a little more Utne Reader 1314 – First War of Scottish Inde- 1848 – Beginning of the June United States. than National Review. At a packed event at the Reagan Library, pendence: The Battle of Bannock- Days Uprising in Paris, France. 1940 – World War II: Ger- he explained: “I’m a libertarian conservative who spends most burn (south of Stirling) begins. 1860 – The United States Con- man leader Adolf Hitler surveys of my free time outdoors. I bike and hike and kayak, and I 1532 – Henry VIII and François gress establishes the Government newly defeated Paris in now oc- compost.” It might be the first positive reference to compost- I sign a secret treaty against Em- Printing Office. cupied France. ing in the history of that fine institution. peror Charles V. 1865 – American Civil War: at 1941 – The Lithuanian Activist Not too long ago, Paul’s foreign-policy views would have been 1565 – Turgut Reis (Dragut), Fort Towson in the Oklahoma Ter- Front declares independence from an insuperable obstacle to a serious presidential run. No more. commander of the Ottoman navy, ritory, Confederate, Brigadier Gen- the Soviet Union and forms the The evolution in the party’s foreign policy is captured in the story eral Stand Watie surrenders the Provisional Government of Lithu- of the Pauls. In 2008, Ron Paul’s noninterventionism made him a dies during the Siege of Malta. last significant rebel army. punching bag in the Republican primary debates. In 2012, it got 1611 – The mutinous crew of ania; it lasts only briefly as the a respectful hearing. In 2016, his son’s (less toxic) version of the Henry Hudson’s fourth voyage sets 1868 – Typewriter: Christopher Nazis will occupy Lithuania a few same policy will be much closer to the party’s mainstream. Henry, his son and seven loyal crew Latham Sholes received a pat- weeks later. At least for some stretch of 2015, Rand Paul could well be members adrift in an open boat in ent for an invention he called the 1942 – World War II: the first the Republican front-runner, tapping into grass-roots enthu- what is now Hudson Bay; they are “Type-Writer.” selections for the gas chamber at siasm on the model of Howard Dean in 2003. And it’s not never heard from again. 1887 – The Rocky Mountains Auschwitz take place on a train full inconceivable that he could go further than that famous repre- 1661 – Marriage contract be- Park Act becomes law in Canada of Jews from Paris. sentative of “the Democratic wing of the Democratic Party.” tween Charles II of England and creating the nation’s first national 1942 – World War II: Germany’s Paul has a built-in online and grass-roots network of the sort Catherine of Braganza. park, Banff National Park. latest fighter, a Focke-Wulf Fw 190, it takes years to build. In fact, it did. His father built it, and 1683 – William Penn signs a 1894 – The International Olym- is captured intact when it mis- now he’s working to expand it in his extensive travels. Dur- friendship treaty with Lenni Le- pic Committee is founded at the takenly lands at RAF Pembrey in ing those years, his father welcomed into his fold cranks and nape Indians in Pennsylvania. Sorbonne in Paris, at the initiative Wales. haters, and one of Rand Paul’s quiet messages is that he has 1713 – The French residents of of Baron Pierre de Coubertin. 1943 – World War II: The British his father’s core convictions, without the loathsome baggage. Acadia are given one year to de- 1913 – Second Balkan War: The destroyers HMS Eclipse and HMS I’m far from a Rand Paul-ite. I don’t think there was ever clare allegiance to Britain or leave Greeks defeat the Bulgarians in the Laforey sink the Italian submarine any threat of Americans being droned sitting at cafes, nor do I Nova Scotia, Canada. Battle of Doiran. Ascianghi in the Mediterranean af- think drones are the scariest invention in the history of flight. 1757 – Battle of Plassey – 3,000 1914 – Mexican Revolution: ter she torpedoes the cruiser HMS I’m not where Paul is on foreign or national-security policy, British troops under Robert Clive Pancho Villa takes Zacatecas from Newfoundland. and I doubt his libertarianism has as much crossover appeal defeat a 50,000 strong Indian army Victoriano Huerta. 1946 – The 1946 Vancouver Is- in blue states as he hopes. under Siraj Ud Daulah at Plassey. 1917 – In a game against the land earthquake strikes Vancouver But libertarianism is a significant strand on the right. It 1758 – Seven Years’ War: Battle of Washington Senators, Boston Red Island, British Columbia, Canada. should be represented, and represented well. By and large, Krefeld – British forces defeat French Sox pitcher Ernie Shore retires 1946 – The National Demo- Rand Paul does that. Underestimate him at your peril. troops at Krefeld in Germany. 26 batters in a row after replacing cratic Front wins a landslide vic- 1760 – Seven Years’ War: Battle of Babe Ruth, who had been ejected tory in the municipal elections in Rich Lowry can be reached via e-mail: [email protected]. Landeshut – Austria defeats Prussia. for punching the umpire. French India.

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Bloom-Vernon Schools honor rolls

FOURTH GRADING PERIOD HONOR Mantle, Rylee McGraw, Solomon Wal- Cornell, Lauren Evans, Shayna Franklin, Brant Horner, Kaylee Johnston, Kaitlyn Sydney McCoy, Thalia Ousley. Kyle Patrick, Cheyenne Russell, Katelin ROLL ters, Derek Wilson, Trae Zimmerman. Keaton Henthorn, Brianna Martin, Kite- Kessinger, Lauren Martin, Madie Mays, SEVENTH: Tori Canter, Ellie Johnson, Russell, Matthew Shonkwiler, Brook- BLOOM-VERNON ELEMENTARY 2nd GRADE: Nicholas Boggs, Riley Bur- ley McCluskey, C.R. McFann, Levi Mur- Ethan Monroe, Olivia Montavon, Ken- Grace Raison, Ryan Ramey, Parker Wil- lyn Sullivan, Savanna Twiddy, Casey ALL A nett, Ciara Jones, Ali Newman, Riley phy, Sarah Rine, Nichole Ruggles, Gabe nedy Murphy, Zander Rawlins, Macie liams. Vasquez, Alicia Watson, Lakyn Williams, 6th GRADE: Dylan Ball, Adrianna Raynard, Gabe Roof, Josalyn Walters, Ruth, Bradley Sedgwick, Addie Smith, Rhoads, Isaiah Ruth, Aubrey Skiver, A and B Chantel Yates. Blanton, Luke Bradley, Katlyn Britton, Kyla Wente. Karlie Stone, Jaelynn Triggs, Kelsey Cody Smith, Jeremiah Smith, Abby SENIORS: Elizabeth Cantrell, Morgan SEVENTH: Michael Arnett, Dylan Besco, Madison Cook, Samuel Holstein, Bobbi 1st GRADE: Grace Baker, Alyssa Belford, Twaddle, Hunter Wagner, Trey Zempter, Stone, Chloe Wright, Kerith Wright, Charles, Kiya Crall, Kyle Fuller, Seth God- Dylan Blackburn, Kayleigh Blevins, Tori Johnson, Baylee Martin, Haley Mason, Bella Claxon, Kiley Cole, Savannah Da- 4th GRADE: Elizabeth Allen, Aiden An- Payne Zempter. dard, Madison Kilgore, Cody Meadows, Clarke, Hannah Cole, Zach Felty, Grace Kaylea McCleese, Olivia Messer, Jaden vis, Stacey Horner, Casey Horr, Jayden drews, Emma Bailey, Hannah Baker, 1st GRADE: Lauren Baker, Keira Boggs, Chelsea Pierce, Mitchell Richardson, Hardin, Kaleigh Johnson, Ethan Lore, Milan, Jalen Miller, Karli Montgomery, Johnson, Ava Messer, Hunter Slack, Kendall Bender, Jesse Cantrell, Briana Connor Brown, Brae Burton, Braden Ali Shuff, Haley Shuff, Courtney Sperry, Carrigan McGlone, Skylar Windsor, Av- Kelsi Montgomery, Macee Montgomery, Alexis Smith, Maryn Smith, Lana Som- Collins, Johnna Hamblin, Skyler Hol- Colegrove, Dylan Cook, Jacob Gaines, Mariah Sullivan, Lance Swords, Krista ery Zempter-Lyons. Taylor Rawlins, Emily Sessor, Brianna mer, Skylar Zimmerman. brook, Becky Huggins, Billy Jones, Au- Rylen Hamblin, Gavin Howell, Nathan Veazey, Shalyn Whitaker, Lexi Witter. SCIOTO COUNTY CAREER TECHNICAL Smith, Hannah Spergin. A and B drey Litteral, Lucas Lockhart, Delaney Hughes, Nicole Hughes, Jessi Johnson, JUNIORS: Courtney Blanton, Denver CENTER HONOR ROLL 5th GRADE: Daniel Allard, Ethan Bloom- 6th GRADE: Michael Andrews, Brittany Martin, Zachary Mays, Gwen Messer, Isaac Keeton, Kody Mantle, Addi Moore, Fuller, Sylvia Jenkins, Megan Johnson, ALL A field, Brayden Bockway, Kinsey Carpenter, Barnett, Shiloah Blevins, Mikey Bouts, Belle Musser, Cayden Richmond, An- Lindsey Reese, Christian Russ, Trevor Haley Potters, Justin Rennick, Bri Stepp, SENIORS: Lyndsey Coriell, Brianna Hanes, Robert Stacey. Shelby Cornell, Baylee Cox, Emma Ed- Lakin Brown, Cordell Burchett, Justin drew Rogers, Abby Sessor. Sparks, Sarah Walters, Brandon Win- Breanna Stewart. JUNIORS: Dakota Yates. wards, Braden Martin, Katie McCoy, Logan Burchett, Ty Collins, Raegan Cooper, 3rd GRADE: Brady Blizzard, Makayla ston. SOPHOMORES: Cheyenne Blevins, A-AVERAGE Ousley, Tracie Queen, Andrew Smith. Dallas Copas, Josiah Edwards, Cameron Borders, Graci Claxon, Dylan Collins, SOUTH WEBSTER JUNIOR/SENIOR Jared Bruns, Allie Conley, Ashley Ellifritt, SENIORS: Hali Crabtree, Whitney Floyd, 4th GRADE: Rylee Hagen, Maecee John- Fuller, Markus Hagen, Tanner Holbrook, Dayvien Evans, Kelsey Fitzgerald, Faith HIGH SCHOOL Taylor Hanes, Kelsi Holstein Nick Kallas. Aaron Robinson. son, Wyatt Maddox, Jenna Mays, Caitlyn Rachel Kittles, Tiffany McCormick, Sa- Fulk, Sammy Howard, Joseph Keeton, ALL A FRESHMEN: Brianne Hanes, Caitlin Ma- JUNIORS: Wyatt Farrell, Jacob Miller. McNeal, Haley Williams. lem Moore, Jaiden Nibert, Zack Owens, Kylie Lore, Jaren Lower, Jonah Martin, SENIORS: Cassie Edwards, Katie Hanes, loney, Marissa Moore, Kate Oiler, Kahler B-AVERAGE 3rd GRADE: Jacob Arnett, Gavin Baker, Lacey Rhoades, Zachary Robinson, Liz Cylee McFann, Dominique McGhee, Fio- Derek Rowe, Mikhail Smith. Rockwell, Megan Sessor, Rachael Slone, SENIORS: Tanner McGlone, Jerry Elijah Blake, Brooklyn Blanton, Cameron Rockwell, Hope Roush, Jacob Ruth, Talia na McKee, Kelsey McKnight, J. J. Rawl- JUNIORS: Natalie DeCamp, Dani Owens. Logan Stambaugh, Madelyn Stamper, Stonerock. Carpenter, Allison Clarke, Bri Claxon, Scott, Tiffany Stone, Drew Wallace, Co- ins, Andrew Sessor, Hunter Sizemore, SOPHOMORES: Abby McCoy, Katie Mc- Chey Weakley. JUNIORS: Sammy Canter, Tiffany Cox, Caden Conley, Riley Cook, Kaden Crites, rey Weaver. Gabriel Stiles, Michael Wagoner. Quithy, Alex Moore, Mikayla Smith. EIGHTH: Mikaylah Belford, Alek Blevins, Allegra Evans, Tyler Fields, Katelyn Fout, Abby Davis, Emilie Dixon, Brenna Echler, 5th GRADE: Nathan Arnett, Brianna 2nd GRADE: Connor Bender, Madison FRESHMEN: Kimber Johnson, Joshua Austin Bloomfield, Grace Cornell, Drew Lakyn Keller, Sara Rawlins, Tate Skeens, Rease Hall, Jocelyn Hanley, Caitie Hurt, Baker, Brock Bradley, Lazarus Chapman, Carver, Aleena Cook, Madison Davis, Ol- Maggard, Alley Wilson. Dutiel, Lauren Hill, Kaitlyn Maddox, Brandon Stonerock, Eric Wagner. Kaylee Kinney, Faith Maloney, Kaleb Bradley Conley, Madison Coriell, Jacob ivia Deems, Shaun Franklin, Emily Graff, EIGHTH: Mila Anderson, Caitlyn Hanes, Brayden Montgomery, Haylie Musser, Source: Bloom-Vernon Schools

Corrected Northwest School Honor Roll Because of an error on Maerker, Tyler Pietz, Dacoda Swick- Roy Rigsby, Donnie Russell, Marty Smith Jamie Ellis, Levi Hamilton, Lexie Hub- Kinzi Walker, Corie Ward, Kaylee Webb, Alan Pickel, Ashley Riley, Mariah Ross, heimer, Brandon Webb, Madison Wolfe Sixth Grade: bard, Angel Hughes, Joseph Hunt, David Wolfe, Mariah Wolfe, Breann Megan Ross, Scottie Shipley, Taylor the fourth nine weeks hon- B- Jaclyn Burchett, Lyndee Cooper, Brie A- Hannah Beck, Aleia Fugitt- Crabtree, Austin Jewett, Kyle Johnson, Trevor Workman Slack, Tylor Slack, Alyssa Sparks, Lacie or roll list submitted by Dalton, Ricky Gambill, Keanu Garetino, Destiny Groves, Brandon Hobbs, Sydnie Long, Brady Lykins, Magen McClurg, Ninth Grade: White, Preston Whitt, Jacob Wright Northwest Local Schools, Haley Jenkins, Andrew Johnson, Jesse Jones, Taylor Miller, Donald Montgomery, A- Dylan Amburgey, Hunter Bebout, Eleventh Grade: the district has released an Montavon, Josie Myers, KayLee Riley, Colleen McClay, Cody Mosley, Skylar McKenzie Pendleton, Haleigh Ross, Keldon Bowling, Kaleb Breech, Fabian A- Drew Brown, Alex Campbell, Megan updated and corrected list. Logan Rose, Haidyn Wamsley, Kayla Patty, Vivian Pennington, Patrick Red- Garrett Rowe, Dawson Ruth, Ashley Dehart, Caitlin Dyer, Bryce Farmer, Sum- Cox, Erica Crabtree, Amanda Doss, Bender, Kenzie Boehm, Ian Cable, Bry- outey, Laiken Rice, Destiny Ruth, Jessica Smith, Kaleb Smith, LeighEra Tackett, mer Hobbs, Ben Howard, Rachel Jen- Third Grade: Courtney Dowdy, Ronnie Emmons, cen Carver, Abby Colley, Jacob Crabtree, Silhavy, Hanna Tackett, Evan Throck- Madyson Thomas, McKailyn Wamsley, kins, Whitney Jenkins, Alexus Lisath, A-Gatlin Browning, Ashley Crabtree, Jen- Austin Ferguson, Preston Hall, Alicia Kylee Davis, Kyleigh Howard- Slatzer, morton, Sydney Throckmorton Dakota Williams, Abby Wolfe, Jamie Levi Little, Drew Long, Jacob Lute, Adi nifur Deemer, Emma Gambill, Dakota Holt, Blain Honaker, Gabriel Howard, Carley McGlone, D.J. Nelson, Kailey B- Braden Altman, Whitney Breech, Worthington Marshall, Shaylee Marshall, Shawnacy Hurd, Ava Jenkins, Emma Koch, Kloe Benjamin LaJoye, Amanda Lens, Justin Selvage, Alexia Throckmorton, Ryleigh Shannon Browning, Brice Brumfield, Eighth Grade: McGuire, Brittany Miller, Tiffany Miller, Montgomery, Rebekah Pertuset, Gracie Miller, Reuben Miller, Jason Montavon, Breech, Willow Brumfield, Tayler But- Makayla Buckhalter, Alyson Cham- A- Calib Anderson, Aaron Bapst, Taylor Caleb Mills, Tyler Mitchell, Hannah Speer- Tompkins, Glorea Swickheimer, Chris Montgomery, Matt Penix, Summer bliss, Sabastian Cline, Brian Crace, Barlow, Danielle Beck, David Bender, Muller, Billy Murphy, Josee Osburn, Rachel Throckmorton, Brayden Camp- ler, Aaron Craig, Eli Dunn, Wyatt Ewing, Rachford, Paige Simon, Jordan Stamper, Jazmine Francis, Brady Groves, Angel Jacob Ellis, Darian Gillette, Reese Gil- Kasey Benner, Tyler Bolin, Annabelle Nicholas Penix, Lindsey Pollard, Larryn bell, Seth Jenkins, Evan Lintz, Matt Miller, Trenton Stenger, Ryan Stephens, Chad Hess, Tiffany Horn, Aaron Jenkins, Allie lette, Paige Gordan, Bethanie Green, Faulkner, George Feazell, Mariah Gray, Rice, Kylein Rucker- Rachford, Vince Austin Newman, Little Rusty Rachford Wamsley, Lee Wartluft, Holly Williams Jenkins, Alyssia Miller, Tylan Osborne, Nicholas Hicks, Thomas Hobbs, Emily Jacob Groves, Amber Hemming, An- Shirey, Sarah Soares, John Whitt, Han- III, Heath Taylor, Emma Varney, Jaylinn B- Robbie Arnett, Alex Bellomy, Philip Alyssa Redoutey, Kyle Shepherd, Josh Hoffer, Trinity Hopper, MaKenzie How- drew Hess, Grace Hobbs, Ana Howard, nah Wolfenbarger Wright, Evan Bower, Levi Crank, Andrew Cassidy, J.T. Cole, Shawn Douglas, Quen- Shope, Landen Smith, Maddie Thomp- ard, Logan Little, Jacob Maple, Breana Courtney Howard, Reiley Howell, Kris- B- Rebecca Bentley, Jordan Collier, Kris- Eichenlaub, Gunner Emery, Audrey Knit- tin Hollin, Jeremy Kazee, Kaycee Kirken- son McClary, Abby Messer, Elysa Neff, tin Kirker, Alex Layne, Miranda Lewis, tin Crace, Polly Ellis, Ali Fitzpatrick, Cody tel, Kaileigh Lewis, Cole Morrison, Abby dall, Logan Kongos, Kalyn Mitchell, Alli- Springs, Jake Stump, Koryn Taylor Fifth Grade: Ryan Penix, Jordan Piatt, Kaal Rogers, Wyatt Litteral, Aaron Maddy, Nolan Gleim, Jason Godbey, Brooke Goodson, A- Sarah Barlow, Dustin Eichenlaub, Jordan Slack, Sara Smith, Taisa Smith, Marcum, Melissa Nagel, Shae Patty, Rebekah Griffith, Travis Groves, Abby son Pendleton, Ivy Potter, Wyatt Rucker, B- Leila Briggs, Danielle Campbell, Haley Sabrina Sargent, Brooke Tipton, Brianna Galloway, Katie Galloway, Riley Galloway, Lexie Ferguson, Gracie Ferrar, Jacob Brianna Tackett, Billy Taylor, J.T. Var- Racheal Pennington, Emma Pertuset, Hall, Tori Hatfield, Cody Holsinger, Ra- Trapp, Seth Watkins, Jacob Workman Brayleigh Harris, Haley Hawes, Davis Lynn, Harrison Prose, Kylie Sparks, Abby ney, Rae Walker, Ivy Warman Alyssa Pollard, Winter Rachford, Kiara chael Homer, Kyle Hopper, Christina Twelfth Grade: Mitchell, Aaren Penn, Kaleb Seals, Levi Carroll, Hollie, Crabtree, Ashton Ham- Seventh Grade: Riley, Alysa Robinson, Nathan Sex- Howard, Nathan Justice- Bach, Brad Ka- A- Lexi Boyd, Aeryel Burton, Breanna Tackett, Bryce Warren, Evan Amburgey, ilton, Kari Lawson, Madison Montavon, A- Abigail Baer, Gracie Burchett, Hunt- ton, Hope Shepherd, Megan Shultz, zee, Tabby Kruetzman, Brook McCleese, Burton, Jennifer Carver, Chelsie Cooper, Mason Breech, Alex Cox, Wyatt Hall, Ashley Morgan, Raeanna Roepke, Elijah er Cable, Breanna Christian, Taylor Zachary Smith, Frankie Spencer, Cali Holly Osborne, Elizabeth Sexton, Skylar Trevor Kremin, Kailan Marshall, Pearlon Throckmorton, Jared Breech, Timothy Crabtree, Morgan Crank, Kaden Cum- Thompson, Danyel Thompson, Lillie Shaffer, John Smoker, Brett Stephenson, Tiffany Emmons, Derrick Evans, Katie Maynard, Christopher MCGarey, Camer- Emmons, Mary Faulkner, Caleb Good- mins, Alexis Dalton, Sarah Ellis, Brooke Throckmorton, Tori Vastine Tabby Thomas, Sierra Woodard Fuller, Timmy Hamblin, Eric Harr, Brooke on Muller, Cody Pertuset, Kaleb Powell, son, Kaley Hamilton, Tyler Isaac, Braxton Ferguson, Mollie Ferrar, Will Gillette, B- Ashlee Adkins, Hunter Aidt, Drew Tenth Grade: Jones, Katlyn Jordan, John Miller, Ka- Christopher Rachford, Jonathan Ratcliff, Marcum, Katie Mason, Caleb McNutt, Jacob Goodson, Seth Hall, Elyssha Bartee, Emily Bays, Keri Boehm, A- Danny Altman, Polly Altman, Kayla tie Moore, Arizona Mowery, Jonathan Aby Shepherd, Orville Tackett, Alexis Tori Montgomery, Emily Nagel, Keirah Hamilton, Alexis Hubbard, Ali Lacy, Hanna Breech, Tiffany Breech, Brit- Bays, Becca Boyd, Tina Carver, Alex O’Bryant, Melissa Pierce, Kayla Riggs, Throckmorton, Sydnee Wallace, Hunter Potts, Kady Wamsley, Tori Wright Olivia Landrum, Kaitee Lawson, Kyle tany Brown, Paige Brumfield, Connor Colley, Aly Copas, Chey Free, Carly Har- Melanie Smalley, Mariah Spriggs, Ethan Webb, Morgan Burgin, Olivia Chambers, B- Thomas Brown, Jersey Crabtree, Leslie, Alisha Maddy, Jake Martin, Kati Campbell, Cheyenne Clay, Shania Clif- ness, Courtney Hayward, Julia Horton, Wuycheck Katie Evans, Gage Liggett, Waylon Mc- Brad Detillion, Jacob Eichenlaub, Jor- Lynn McFann- Schuman, Mikayla Mc- ford, Levi Conley, Jacob Cooper, Jus- Sarah Howard, Darbie Jenkins, Mikel B- Chastitty Altman, Hunter Biggs, Cory Glone, Emma Sammons, Xander Vickery dan Glenn, Gabby Hammonds, Andrew Guire, Abby Mitchell, Grady Montavon, tin Courtney, Haden Crawford, Ethan McCleese, Brooke Miller, Kevin Nolan, Burnworth, Josh Fodge, Faith Francis, Fourth Grade: Hyland, Kali Journey, Alexis Lute, Donna Logan Moore, Jareth Phipps, Ki Piatt, Curtis, Ally Gordon, Jasper Groves, Shasta Piatt, Chrystal Reed, Drew Scar- Destini Johnson, Amanda Kidder, Kelsee A- Kyle Butler, Dylan Essman, Ted Hunt, Osburn, Logan Smith, Lynzee Smith, Jacob Pickel, Courtney Pollard, Katie Eyn Gubernath, Kaity Hall, Colten berry, Allana Simon, Keri Stamper, Allicia Lewis, Maegan Lynn, Jacob McClay, Luke Gabe Morrell, Isaac Silhavy, Katie Marie Corey Snyder, Elijah Spencer, Kaylee Rachford, Taylor Reedy, Mason Rose, Hamblin, Drew Hubbard, Austin Jen- Thomas, Haleigh Vastine Montavon, Jordan Moore, Kendra Nev- Soares, Terah Webb, Becca Blaine, Spencer, Jeffrey Brumfield, Emma Cart- Kelsey Shope, JD Snyder, Bruce South, kins, Matthew LaJoye, Sarah Lambert, B- Tyler Adams, Austin Adkins, Hayleigh ille, Beth Parsons, Cody Penn, Makayla Brandon Bostwick, Blake Carver, Dylan er, Chase Coburn, Isaac Minshall, Blake Lexi Sparks, Scarlet Speer- Tompkins, Blake Mitchell, Marcus Mitchell, Aus- Barnhart, Taylor Cantrell, Cody Conley, Powell, Kyle Redoutey, Justin Rice, Chris- DeHart, Cierra Gilley, Breana Howell, Partlow, Devan Russell, Alex Smith, Mor- Abby Townsend, Tyler Webb, Haley tin Mundhenk, Lexi Phipps, Rhianna Michael Dalton, Destiny Emery, Nancy tian Riley, Brooke Travis, Zac Trowbridge, Pollard, Brandon Puckett, Jesse Roe, Fegan, Wade Gillette, Colleen Gilley, Al- A.J. 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State Briefs Ohio is a top supplier Wing walker, pilot die in Police: Ohio teens broke tems can be vulnerable. crash at Ohio air show into home for hot dogs CINCINNATI — The WILMINGTON, Ohio Miami University plane that crashed at an — Police in southwest raises tuition, goes of guns to other states Ohio air show, killing the Ohio say two apparently tobacco-free pilot and stunt walker, is hungry teens broke into a OXFORD, Ohio — Stu- The Associated Press gun-control advocates say next at 154, followed by registered to a veteran home to have themselves dents at Miami University it’s no surprise. Florida at 152. wing walker. some hot dogs. will pay slightly more to COLUMBUS, Ohio — “People know they can The Law Center to Pre- Federal records show The News Journal of attend the Oxford campus Gun-control advocates come to Ohio, get a gun vent Gun Violence says the that the Boeing Stearman Wilmington reports that in southwest Ohio for the say less-restrictive laws and take it someplace state has too many loop- biplane that crashed Sat- homeowners arrived 2013-2014 school year. in Ohio led to more than where there are tougher holes for gun ownership urday at the Vectren Air home Thursday to find a Trustees for the univer- 1,600 weapons being used restrictions,” Columbus that serve as a “beacon” for Show near Dayton was package of hot dogs lying sity on Friday voted to in crimes in three dozen Deputy Police Chief Jeffrey a gun-trafficking market. registered to Jane Wicker out on the kitchen coun- increase tuition by 1.5 per- other states last year. Blackwell said. “It happens The law doesn’t require of Loudon, Va. ter and their refrigerator cent for undergraduate and Federal data released at gun shows in the sticks background checks for all The Federal Aviation door propped open. They graduate students. That this week show that and through underground gun sales, and the state Administration says Wick- told Clinton County sher- means tuition will cost 1,601 guns legally bought schemes on city streets.” doesn’t keep track of who er was also a contract em- iff’s deputies they saw the nearly $13,300 for in-state, in Ohio last year were New York was the leader buys them. Violent misde- ployee who worked as an two boys at the back door. linked to crimes such as FAA budget analyst. undergraduate students in imported Ohio guns be- meanors, such as domestic Police say after the youths robbery and murder in 36 An FAA official says and just over $29,000 for ing used in crimes last year violence, don’t disqualify left, the homeowners no- out-of-state students. other states. with 183, according to the someone from making a the kind of aircraft that ticed that a window screen crashed was heavily used Tuition for students at Another 5,375 guns ATF stats. Michigan was firearm purchase. had been removed. Miami’s regional campus- stayed in Ohio and were for pilot training during Police say they later ques- World War II. es will increase by at least linked to crimes in 2012, tioned the two youths, who 2 percent. according a story Friday The plane turned up- said their only intent was to side-down as Wicker sat The university says in The Columbus Dispatch fix hot dogs. They each face trustees also strengthened based on the data from the on top of the wing before a charge of burglary. it titled and crashed into its smoke-free policy to Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, create a tobacco-free policy Firearms and Explosives. the ground, bursting into Ohio health officials taking effect July 1. 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INSIDE SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 2013 Now and then a fish kill Contact Sports Editor Chris Slone at 740-353-3101 ext. 298 B2 or [email protected] Sports Post 23’s offense flourishes Cody Leist to Post 23 coach Jack Branon as 4-0 lead without Post 205 taking limit set by tournament officials. one of the runs in five innings on PDT Sports Writer he had 11 players at his disposal. its first swings and the removal of Post 23 had to pack up and the mound. A theme defensively “We got a split, we would’ve starter Gregg Hartman after one- travel to Zane Trace High School, for Portsmouth in the two contests KINNIKINNICK — The first liked to have had both wins but third of an inning. where Berkley (Michigan) Post was errors as Post 23 committed pitch of the game was a sign of it wasn’t to be,” Branon said. It was more than enough run 374 awaited. Despite a five-run six miscues, three in each game. things to come for Portsmouth In the opener against East Lan- support for Derek Moore, who sixth inning, it was too little, too “In one inning, it felt like we Post 23 Saturday during the sec- sing (Michigan) Post 205, Daulton made his 2013 Post 23 debut by late for Portsmouth to overcome put up the circus tents out there,” ond day of the second annual Jim Branon said in reference to the Kenyon took the first pitch of the going the distance and allowing a six-run fifth by Post 374 as Post Jadwin Memorial Tournament. first game. “They scored all of In a day full of offensive fire- game into the right field power three runs on seven hits with 23 dropped the second game those runs because we couldn’t power, Post 23 put up 17 runs and alley at VA Memorial Stadium for five strikeouts and a hit bats- 10-7 to finish its tournament run catch the ball, we couldn’t throw recorded 21 hits in two contests a triple. Not only would he score men. Portsmouth went on to win with a 1-3 mark. the ball and we couldn’t do what- as Portsmouth split its final two two pitches later on a Brady Knit- 7-3 in a contest that was halted Despite matching his teammate ever else you’re supposed to do games of the tournament. It was tel RBI single, he would come up after six innings because the in the strikeout category, Knittel one of the bright spots according to the plate as Portsmouth held a game had eclipsed the two-our took the loss after allowing all but See OFFENSE ‌| B3 Former Red likes coming to Marietta

The Associated Press 11 touchdowns and kicked six extra points caught the Former Cincinnati Reds eyes of colleges and base- pitcher and pitching coach ball scouts locally and na- Don Gullett was in town tionally as well. once again this week to Gullett graduated in serve as a pitching instruc- 1969 and was selected in tor at the 20th annual Cin- the first round by Cincin- cinnati Reds Legend camp. nati as the Reds made him Youngsters, who got the the 14th overall pick in the chance to work with the amateur draft. southpaw, gained knowl- “Every kid’s dream is to edge from a pitcher who become a professional ath- put together one of the lete whether it be basket- most successful careers in ball, football, or baseball,” Reds history. said Gullett, who spent Gullett grew up not far that summer pitching for from Cincinnati in Lynn, the Sioux Falls Packers Ky., and was a fan of the in the Reds organization. then emerging Big Red “The first time I was on the Machine from an early age. field playing with some of “My dad was a Reds fan the players that I idolized when I was growing up and it was kind of like a dream we listened to a lot of ball world. When that dream games,” said Gullett. “We al- becomes a reality it is just ways kept track of the Reds hard to put into words.” and how they were doing.” Gullett’s rise to the major Lynne Sladky | AP Photo Gullett began to make a league’s was a short one as The Miami Heat’s Dwyane Wade, right, holds the Larry O’Brien NBA Championship Trophy with LeBron James hold- name for himself in high after winning seven of nine ing his Bill Russell NBA Finals Most Valuable Player Award after Game 7 of the NBA basketball championship game school as he starred in bas- decisions for Sioux City, he against the San Antonio Spurs, Friday, June 21, 2013, in Miami. The Miami Heat defeated the San Antonio Spurs 95- ketball, baseball, and foot- made the Reds opening day 88 to win their second straight NBA championship. ball at McKell High School roster in 1970 as a 19-year where he was named all- old becoming teammates Kentucky his senior year in with such legendary Reds all three sports. players as Pete Rose, Tony His perfect game on the Perez and Johnny Bench. Wade needed knee drained for Game 7 diamond, one in which That 1970 team made Tim Reynolds Wade decided to scrap his plan. floor to warm up for Game 7. he struck out 20 of the it all the way to the World The Associated Press “I felt like if I was going to be Wade played 39 minutes in the 21batters he faced, and Series before losing to the playing the way I was playing, and finale, scoring 23 points on 11 for his 72-point performance Baltimore Orioles. MIAMI— Dwyane Wade’s knee on the football field in a hurting the way I was hurting, I 21 shooting. See REDS ‌| B3 problems were more troublesome wasn’t going to be able to help us “We know what he was dealing game in which he scored during the playoffs than he ever move on to the next round,” Wade with,” Spoelstra said after Game acknowledged. said. “I was going to say play me 7. “Really, he should be commend- In an interview with The Asso- short minutes only, and give Mike ed for being out there and doing ciated Press, Wade revealed Sat- Miller and guys other opportuni- whatever it takes, putting himself Lloyd’s family: Patriots’ urday that his right knee pained ties. But I came into the meeting, out there for criticism, possible him so much that he contemplat- and all Spo was about was giving criticism, because he wasn’t 100 ed asking to play limited minutes me more opportunities and getting percent. And he just helped us in Game 7 of the Eastern Confer- me ways to be more successful. So I win. That was the bottom line. Hernandez was friend ence finals, and that his left knee was like, ‘Well, changed my mind.’” It was a selfless effort for two Bridget Murphy Hernandez’s home but said was drained and required about Following the MRI that was months. And some players prob- The Associated Press he wouldn’t have any com- eight hours of game-day therapy done late in the Indiana series, ably wouldn’t have played.” ment on it. just so he could play in Game 7 of Wade said the team’s athletic Wade said the right knee pain BOSTON — A body Police in nearby Provi- the NBA Finals. trainers amended his treatment was at times the second-worst was found, search warrants dence, R.I., said they had “I went through a lot,” said plan slightly, and he started see- thing he’s dealt with, injury-wise, were issued, investigators assisted Massachusetts Wade, who’s now a three-time NBA ing immediate improvement. in his 10-year career, behind only conducted interviews — state police and North champion. “But I’m at peace now.” He scored 21 points in the East- the shoulder he dislocated in 2007 all the signs of an impend- Attleborough police with Wade also received platelet-rich clincher against the Pacers, then ing police action were in activity related to the Her- plasma therapy late in the regular in an awkward collision with then- scored a total of 57 points — by Houston forward and current Heat place by week’s end. Still nandez investigation at a season to combat three bone bruis- far his best two-game stretch of the family of semi-pro strip club named Club De- es around his right knee, which teammate Shane Battier. the playoffs — in Games 4 and 5 The late-season knee problems football player Odin Lloyd sire. It was unclear if they was his biggest source of frustra- of the NBA Finals against the San waited for answers. believed Lloyd and Her- tion and pain during the playoffs. took some shine off a year where Antonio Spurs. Wade averaged 21.2 points, 5.0 re- A jogger found Lloyd’s nandez might have been at Wade said two of the bruises But early in Game 6 of the title body in an industrial park healed, but a third — directly un- bounds and 5.1 assists on a career- the club in the days before series, Wade’s collided with the best 52 percent shooting, yet still Monday, a mile from the Lloyd died. A reporter was der the kneecap — remained a big Spurs’ Manu Ginobili. Before home of New England Patri- problem, especially since that area had his skills often questioned. escorted out of the club long, Wade’s surgically repaired Only Heat teammate LeBron ots tight end Aaron Hernan- Friday afternoon before was also affected by tendinitis. left knee, which kept him out of Wade underwent an MRI to rule James, Oklahoma City’s Russell dez. Family members said she could speak with em- last summer’s London Olympics, out additional problems during the Westbrook and the Los Angeles Friday the two men were ployees or patrons. East finals against Indiana, and had swollen up “like a coconut.” Lakers’ Kobe Bryant averaged as friends who were together The Bristol County dis- said he was driving into a meeting He needed treatment during much in all three of those catego- the night Lloyd died. They trict attorney has not re- with Heat coach Erik Spoelstra be- the game, even missing the start ries this season as Wade did. said Lloyd had been dating leased any information, fore Game 7 of that series — not of the second half. Wade got a “The toughest part of it is, you Hernandez’s fiancee’s sister other than saying Lloyd’s long after saying in the immediate large amount of fluid drained work all season to get healthy for about two years. death was being treated aftermath of the Game 6 loss to from the knee on Wednesday, coming off of knee surgery,” Police have searched in as a homicide. By the time the Pacers that he needed the ball then got more than three hours Wade said. “And when I finally and around Hernandez’s Attleboro District Court more — to tell him that he felt he of treatment at the arena Thurs- got the way, everybody saw in sprawling home in North closed Friday, no arrest should only play short minutes be- day morning and about 4½ more my play that I was playing great, Attleborough, not far from warrants had been filed in cause his ineffectiveness was hurt- hours of work done in the after- some of the best basketball in the where the Patriots prac- state courts, clerk magis- ing the team. noon, going almost all the way up tice. Hernandez’s attorney trate Mark E. Sturdy said. Spoelstra had other ideas, and to the moment the Heat took the See WADE ‌| B3 Michael Fee has acknowl- Three search warrants were edged media reports about the state police search of See HERNANDEZ ‌| B3 Sharapova sends verbal shot Serena Williams’ way Howard Fendrich just think she should be talk- Williams has been linked to so boring. She’s still not going to begins Monday, Williams is the The Associated Press ing about her accomplishments, coach Patrick Mouratoglou, be invited to the cool parties. And, defending champion and seeded her achievements, rather than but neither has confirmed their hey, if she wants to be with the guy No. 1. Sharapova is seeded No. LONDON — Maria Sharapo- everything else that’s just get- relationship extends beyond with a black heart, go for it.” 3. They only could face each oth- va took quite a shot at Serena ting attention and controversy,” the court. When Mouratoglou That is followed by these er in the final. Williams — and it was nowhere Sharapova said. was asked about the topic at words in parentheses from the Williams is scheduled to hold a near a tennis court. “If she wants to talk about the French Open this month, author of the piece, Stephen Ro- pre-tournament news conference At her pre-Wimbledon news con- something personal, maybe she he smiled and replied: “Sorry. I drick: “An educated guess is she’s at Wimbledon on Sunday. ference Saturday, Sharapova was should talk about her relation- don’t understand the question.” talking about Sharapova, who is The Rolling Stone article, asked about a recent Rolling Stone ship and her boyfriend that was According to the Rolling Stone which was about 4,000 words, now dating Grigor Dimitrov, one drew widespread attention most- article where the author surmised married and is getting a divorce story, posted online Tuesday, of Serena’s rumored exes.” ly for a one-paragraph reference that critical comments directed at and has kids,” Sharapova contin- Williams spoke about what the Sharapova beat Williams in to the Steubenville rape case. an unnamed player by Williams ued. “Talk about other things, reporter described as “a top-five the 2004 Wimbledon final. But Williams is quoted as saying the were referring to Sharapova. but not draw attention to other player who is now in love.” Williams has won their past 13 teenage victim “shouldn’t have “At the end of the day, we have things. She has so much in her Williams is quoted as saying: matches in a row, including in the put herself in that position.” a tremendous amount of respect life, many positives, and I think “She begins every interview with French Open final two weeks ago. for what we do on the court. I that’s what it should be about.” ‘I’m so happy. I’m so lucky’ — it’s At Wimbledon, where play See WILLIAMS ‌| B3 B2

B2 Sunday, June 23, 2013 Portsmouth Daily Time OUTDOORS Now and then a fish kill Fisherman who marks on their bod- large fish. I’m wondering what men, especially for fly fishermen. mum size limit and they may fish Cave Run Lake ies, the cause of the weather was like then.” The drawdown of Lake Cum- keep one brook trout daily with a near Morehead which was later deter- “This year’s kill affected white berland for dam repairs brought 15-inch minimum size limit. regularly knew as mined to be bacterial bass ranging in size from 6 to 16 higher temperatures to the water During the drawdown, the early as March that infection, he said. inches,” Buynak said. in the river downstream from the lack of water cold enough for something was The fish kill affect- To help maintain the fishery, dam. Trout suffered stress and trout in the lower stretches of wrong with the ed white bass not just biologists stocked 64,000 fin- lost body condition when the wa- the Cumberland River in Ken- white bass. up the river on their gerling-sized white bass in Cave ter temperatures grew too high. tucky pushed trout upstream, “The run up the spring spawning runs, Run Lake on June 13. The temporary regulations on resulting in high trout densities river never got hot. but throughout the Durborow sent samples of the river into effect in Septem- in the river miles just below Wolf Very few fish com- lake, Buynak said. the fish to the Warm Springs ber 2009, allowing anglers to Creek Dam. ing back out of the Dr. Bob Durborow, National Fish Hatchery in Geor- keep an additional five rainbow “With the return to normal river. They weren’t aquaculture exten- gia for additional testing for vi- trout daily. densities, there is no need to feeding normally sion specialist at ruses. The results of the tests “With improved water quality harvest 10 trout anymore,” said – no jumps,” said Kentucky State Uni- may not be available until later this year from the raising of water Jeff Ross, assistant director of Chris Erwin, sec- G. Sam Piatt versity, said the white this summer. levels in Lake Cumberland, we fisheries for Kentucky Fish and retary/treasurer PDT Outdoors Writer bass he examined had “It’s good that they (state fish- should have better conditions for Wildlife. “A five fish limit is op- of the Kentucky bacterial infections eries biologists) came out with trout in the Cumberland River,” timal to allow for adequate har- Outdoor Press As- which contributed to a statement on the kill,” Erwin said Dave Dreves, fisheries re- vest, but still allow for trophy sociation and a former guide on their condition, but was likely said. “I don’t think people should search biologist for the Kentucky size potential.” the 8,270-acre lake. not the primary cause of the fish eat these fish until we get the Department of Fish and Wildlife Roughly 10,000 rainbow trout Biologists are searching for kill. testing (results) back.” Resources. “We now revert back 15 inches and longer will be the cause of a fish kill in Cave “The report says that they to the existing regulations before stocked this fall to bring back Run which affected thousands of were contributing factors but KEEP LESS TROUT the temporary regulations went the quality rainbow trout fish- white bass. may not be the cause of death,” Emergency trout regulations in into place.” ery in the river in faster fashion. Gerry Buynak, assistant direc- Erwin said. “I think they encoun- effect for the past three and one- Anglers may keep five rainbow Later in the fall, fisheries crews tor of fisheries for the Kentucky tered some (of those infections) half years on the Cumberland trout daily, but those caught be- will stock an additional 10,000 Department of Fish and Wildlife in the river while going through River below Lake Cumberland’s tween 15 and 20 inches in length to 12,000 rainbow trout rang- Resources, said anglers first ob- spawning and it just now ran its Wolf Creek Dam were eliminated must be immediately released. ing from seven to nine inches in served thousands of dead and course and killed them. It might June 15, reducing the daily limit Only one rainbow trout in the length on top of the normal rain- struggling white bass in the lake be pollution. We haven’t had the from 10 to five fish. five trout daily creel limit may be bow trout stockings in the river. the weekend of June 8. No other creek flushing floods this year. That section of the river, longer than 20 inches. species were affected. “They’ve said this happen once stocked heavily with trout by the Anglers may keep one brown G. SAM PIATT can be reached at (606) 932- Many of the white bass had before, in 2000, but it just effected state, is a favorite spot for fisher- trout daily with a 20-inch mini- 3619 or [email protected].

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That would be the naturalists at Five Rivers MetroParks in Dayton. ward off lawn, and/or spruce have branches on selection of top stock The annual award from the ODNR Division of boredom hardscape. Ev- branches. Fast growth (scion) that you choose Wildlife and the Council for Environmental Edu- and pro- eryone wants to only applies to those to graft on the semi- cation is given to a Project WILD facilitator who mote lon- be unique, but who live. It’s the 30 years dwarf rootstock. has contributed significantly to Ohio’s Project gevity and everyone still of nursery that separate When it comes to or- WILD program. interest in wants the ev- my trees from the pretty namental trees, do you eryday basics of Through multiple partnerships with York and whatever Dudley Wooten tag at the discount store, want pink, red, or white looks, function, Stayer, schools and child care facilities in the we do. I Contributing and it’s the root system, bloom? 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AUCTION / ESTATE / Jenna Fyrer full containment seats and the wings, “It’s very fun, and not just because ANNOUNCEMENTS The Associated Press and I thought it was going to be able it’s my family thing. It’s just interest- YARD SALE to teach her a lot of life lessons about ing and so much fun. I love it,” she SONOMA, Calif.— Karsyn sportsmanship and competing and said. “I’m excited to compete at a Auctions SERVICES Elledge likes playing with her phone, life in general.” higher level because it will only make Legal Notices / Notices To Creditors computer and riding her bike. Elledge also wanted his daugh- me better and give me experience.” FINANCIAL SERVICES When she’s not racing, of course. ter, who has won all but two races The rising eighth grader has had The Minford Local Board of Elledge, the 12-year-old niece of she’s competed in this year in her several occasions to talk racing with Education is requesting bids for beverage supplier. All pro- EMPLOYMENT Dale Earnhardt Jr., is taking a big box stock car, to take a step up in her favorite driver, Danica Patrick. posals should be submitted step up in her racing career this competition. “I’m a very big Danica Patrick on/or before July 10th 2013, summer by heading west with her “I figured out here, the competi- fan. She’s like my idol,” Karsyn said. 1:00 p.m. All questions may be directed to the Treasurer's of- Education father. She unveiled Saturday at So- tion level is so much higher,” Elledge “She’s a girl and she races and she fice at 740-820-2121. Quota- noma Raceway the No. 3 mini out- said. “I figured if we could get her shows that girls can do it, too.” tions should be submitted to: Notre Dame High School law sprint kart that she and Jimmy out here to compete in this class at The only drawback to Karsyn’s Eleanor E. Karshner, Treas- is in need of a urer, Minford Local School Dis- Part-Time High School Science Teacher. Elledge will take to 12 races across the race tracks where Kyle Larson summer adventure is her admitted trict, 491 Bond Road, PO Box Interested applicants must possess an the West Coast during her break and Brad Sweet and a lot of those apprehension to traveling all across 204, Minford, OH 45653. Ohio teaching license. from school. boys have competed, we can expose the coast with her father. By the Board of Education Please send resume to: “It’s been really easy for her from her to higher levels.” “It’s going to be interesting be- AD: June 23, 30, 2013 Notre Dame High School the start. She hasn’t had to have a Karsyn, who received a text message cause I don’t like traveling in the car Notices 220 Sunrise Ave. Portsmouth, OH 45662 Attn: Kathy Milligan 60428217 lot of guidance or direction,” Elledge from uncle Dale to calm her nerves for a long time. 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Bruins, Blackhawks Process Technician -Required experience/education: • Minimum 2 years on the job experience as a Process Techni- cian or Process Engineer. Andrew Seligman duction. A lot of nights Indians Hall of Fame • Ability to start, stop, color change, mold change and process The Associated Press it could be any line that the IMMs per parameters on Presses up to 2,600 ton. The Associated Press • Extensive trouble shooting experience. can score. We feel we’ve • Experience in safe operation of overhead crane. CHICAGO — It hasn’t got some balance on our CLEVELAND— Former general manager John Preferred experience/training includes: been all about the biggest lines and all lines are ca- Hart and three-time All-Star second baseman Car- • Training on Paulson or RJG (Scientific Molding) software. stars for the Boston Bru- • Training on Star or other similar picker robots. pable of making plays and los Barega have been inducted into the Cleveland • Building and repairing end-of-arm tooling (EOAT) for robots. ins and Chicago Black- scoring. I think Boston Indians Hall of Fame. Maintenance Technician -Required experience/education: hawks in the Stanley Cup has got a capable lineup.” Hart was the architect of the Indians’ most suc- • A minimum of 5 years previous experience diagnosing and re- finals. Depth is paying off pairing all areas of large, plastic injection molding machines ___ cessful sustained run in franchise history, winning (IMM)-both hydraulic and electrical-up to 2,600 tons- and other for both teams. BIG DEFENSE: At five straight AL Central titles and two pennants secondary, automated equipment. • Experience operating an overhead crane, boom and scissor “You can’t have passen- 6-foot-9 and 255 pounds, in the 1990s. Hart turned a perennial loser into gers in these games,” Bru- lifts, and mig welding equipment. Zdeno Chara can probably what many believed to be a model franchise dur- Preferred experience/training includes: ins coach Claude Julien take care of himself. That ing that decade. Cleveland won its first pennant • Programming of ABB, Motoman, and Star robots said. • Trade or vocational training and certificates (hydraulics, pneu- didn’t stop the Bruins from in 41 years in 1995. When it comes to grab- matics, electrical maintenance, motors, welding, machining, etc.) defending their defense- The Indians were known in that era for their NO 1ST SHIFT POSITONS ARE AVAILABLE. Overtime is re- bing the wheel, it’s not powerful offense, which included Baerga, Al- quired. Please send your salary history and current resumeʼ to man again on Saturday. [email protected]. Depending on experience, the just the usual suspects bert Belle, Kenny Lofton, Jim Thome, Manny doing it. It’s players such The Blackhawks went starting pay for Process Tech. is $18.00 to $22.00 per hour and right at him in Game 4 Ramirez and Sandy Alomar Jr. Baerga, who $18.00 to $25.00 per hour for Maintenance Tech. Perfect attend- as Chicago’s Andrew played second base, made the All-Star team ance bonuses can be earned. We are a drug free workplace and Shaw and Boston’s Dan- and made it clear they be- Equal Opportunity Employer. lieved they found the right in 1992, ‘93 and ‘95. He hit over .300 for four iel Paille stepping up and Help Wanted General formula to deal with him straight seasons from 1992-95. scoring winning goals in The ceremonies took place at Progressive Field a series that’s been noth- in that 6-5 overtime win. Part-time/Interim Director of Youth and Family Ministries Jonathan Toews even said prior to Saturday’s game against Minnesota. ing short of wild. Hart was the team’s general manager from The Morningstar Presbyterian Parish of Portsmouth is seeking they showed “a little bit Shaw had his moment 1991 through 2001. His tenure began when the qualifi ed applicants for the part-time interim position of Director too much respect” by try- of Youth and Family Ministries. Duties include planning, organizing in the opener, scoring on Indians played in cavernous Cleveland Stadium, ing to avoid him earlier in and implementing a wide variety of faith-building, mission-based a double deflection after an outdated baseball facility that had a capacity and recreational activities for youth (K-12) and families. Finding Michal Rozsival unleashed the series, and Bryan Bick- of 80,000 in which the team struggled to draw ways to meaningfully relate to youth and engage them in the a shot from the point into ell even said Chara doesn’t fans. The Indians moved to newly built Jacobs life of the parish. Attend academic, sports, extra-curricular and traffic that also hit off team- like getting hit. Field in 1994 and recorded 455 consecutive home community functions to be a visible source of support for our mate Dave Bolland. “A lot of people have youth. Build strong relationships with church members of all ages sellouts, a streak that began in 1995 and ended and serve an enthusiastic role in congregational life. In Game 2, it was Paille tried to figure out Zde- in 2001. The ballpark was renamed Progressive beating Corey Crawford no,” Bruins coach Claude Field in 2008. Minimum Qualifi cations: glove side in overtime to • A strong and contagious faith in Jesus Christ Julien said. “People talk “There’s not a bad memory here,” he said. “I’ll • A positive attitude give the Bruins a 2-1 vic- about five goals against. never forget the buzz around town. I’d hear the • The ability to take direction and collaborate with parents, youth and tory and tie the series. He Were they all his fault? horns honking outside the ballpark after games. church leadership struck again in Game 3, None of them were his People here waited so long to see the Indians win. • The ability to meaningfully relate to youth ages K-12 falling to one knee for ex- fault, actually. We feel he’s It was truly a great time to be in Cleveland.” • Excellent organizational and communication skills tra power as he scored the • Profi ciency with technology (e-mail, texting, social media, using one of our best players on Thanks to revenues from moving into the new computers) game’s first goal in a 2-1 the team. He’s one of the ballpark, the Indians were also able to sign free • Physical fi tness to engage in a wide variety of indoor/outdoor activities win for Boston. best defensive players in agents Eddie Murray, Dennis Martinez and Orel • Successfully pass a BCI (Criminal Background Check) and Drug Screen And in Game 4, it was de- the league. I don’t think Hershiser. The veterans and core of young players For consideration: please submit a cover letter (briefl y addressing fenseman Brent Seabrook there are too many flaws turned the Indians into one of the most dynamic qualifi cations for the position) and brief statement of faith, resume, and firing a slap shot past Tu- in his game, but if they teams in baseball. three professional references (including name, phone numbers and e-mail) ukka Rask in overtime as by July 1, 2013 to: Morningstar Presbyterian Parish, ATTN Youth & Family want to think that way, Hart says winning the American League Cham- Ministries, 801 Waller Street, Portsmouth, OH 45662. No phone calls the Blackhawks beat the they’re entitled to it.” pionship Series in 1995 with a Game 6 victory please. Bruins 6-5 to tie the series. Chara was on the ice for over Randy Johnson in Seattle is his most cher- “The top lines, wheth- ished moment. Auctions er they neutralize one all but one of the Chicago’s goals and was a minus-3 “I opened the door to our clubhouse after the another, the production game and I looked at this group of guys that were fi- might come from those for the game, tying a season worst. nally going to the World Series for Cleveland,” Hart second, third and fourth said. “I sat in the corner and I cried like a baby.” lines that somebody “I think Z likes those situations where he’s un- Hart’s most disappointing moment came when jumps up, scores a big the Indians lost Game 7 of the 1997 World Series der pressure, where the goal,” Chicago coach Joel to the Marlins. Cleveland entered the ninth in- guys go at him, playing Quenneville said. “Obvi- ning with a 2-1 lead but the Marlins tied the game ously scoring is not al- physically. It doesn’t mat- and won it in the 11th. Hart said he’s never been ways high most nights. ter what they do,” Bos- able to watch a replay of that game. (Game 4) was kind of ton’s Dennis Seidenberg “When you’re that close, you want to win,” he a fluke. But at the same said. “Whatever they think said. “I wish we could have been able to get that time we don’t care who their game plan is, we have big ring for our players and our fans.” scores goals for us as to respond to it and try to long as we get some pro- figure it out.”

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Adult Workforce Education Center • Superior organization, communication, collaboration, and negotiation skills. 951 Vern Riffe Drive • Understanding of the college environment, student populations, and campus culture; commitment Lucasville, OH 45648 to working with a diverse community. Phone: (740) 259-5526; Fax: (740) 259-8312 • Ability to work effectively under pressure, solve problems, and adjust quickly to changing requirements. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS • Enthusiasm for innovation and ability to manage change. Surgical Technology • Demonstrated sales acumen and a commitment to superb customer service. A Surgical Technologist prepares and passes instruments and supplies to the operating surgeon, maintains the sterile fi eld before and during For consideration: surgery, and prepares the operating room for the next procedure. Please submit a letter of application, resume, and the names, addresses, and phone numbers of three Classes meet Monday through Thursday from 8am to 3:30pm (3) professional references to: Director of Human Resources, Shawnee State University, 940 Second Next class will begin January 2014 Street, Portsmouth, Ohio 45662. Resumes may be submitted electronically to [email protected]. Application packets must be completed and Review of applications will begin immediately and will remain open until fi lled. Best consideration returned no later than Oct. 1, 2013 An informational given to applicants received on or before July 17, 2013. Background check and transcripts required meeting will be held on July 16, 2013 @ noon and 5pm prior to hire. Additional Information about the university can be found at www.shawnee.edu. 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SPORTS Portsmouth Daily Times Sunday, June 23, 2013 B7

Kirk Starcher www.barnettford.com Simonsen dies in 24 Jack Riley Matt Barnett Hours of Le Mans race George Ratcliff Trung Latieule The safety car came out after Simon- Has been selected as Scioto County’s CornerC of Mayhew Rd & State Rt.32 The Associated Press sen’s crash and the race was held up for Authorized Ford Dealer Jackson, OH 45640 nearly an hour to repair the guard rail. New & Used Cars (740)286-2191 PARIS— Danish driver Allan Simonsen Simonsen was participating for the sev- Family Owned and operated 1-800-826-6643 died Saturday following a crash at the 24 enth time at the endurance race, which is for over 40 years All Service & Diesel Repair Mon. - Fri. 8-6 Sat. 8-3:00 Hours of Le Mans in the first driver fatality at won by the team that completes the most the high-speed endurance event since 1997. laps in 24 hours with up to three drivers Race organizers said the 34-year-old alternating. He finished second in the Simonsen was taken to the hospital after GT2 class at Le Mans three years ago. He his Aston Martin No. 95 crashed about 10 had the fastest time in qualifying Thurs- minutes into the race. The Dane spun at day in the GTE Am class. high speed and his car skidded into the Simonsen and Danish co-drivers Kristian barrier at the Tertre Rouge corner where Poulsen and Christoffer Nygaard were lead- cars typically reach speeds of up to 170 ing the GTE Am class in the world endur- kph (105 mph). ance championship after topping their cat- Simonsen died at the hospital soon after egory at Silverstone in April and finishing arrival “due to his injuries,” organizers said. second in Spa-Francorchamps last month. Sebastien Enjolras lost his life in pre-qual- Another driver death occurred Saturday ifying in 1997. The last driver fatality in the in Germany. Two-time champion Wolf Sil- 24-hour race was Jo Gartner in 1986. vester died because of “health problems” The worst crash in Le Mans history oc- during the German VLN Endurance Rac- 2009 Ford Mustang 2010 Ford F-150 4WD curred in 1955 when Pierre Levegh’s Mer- ing Championship, race organizers said. Low Miles cedes flew into the crowd, killing more Safety marshalls said Silvester, 55, ap- Local Owner than 80 spectators. parently lost control of his Opel Astra Aston Martin Racing, which had en- OPC, and when they approached the $16,500 $27,545 tered five Vantage V8 cars between the stopped car on the track they found him GTE-Pro and GTE-Am classes, will con- sitting motionless in the seat. The dpa tinue in the race at the request of Simon- news agency reported that Silvester had sen’s family. a heart attack. Winning NHL faceoffs more than just reflexes Jay Cohen tunity for a gifted scorer to prior game,” Chicago coach The Associated Press pick up a crucial goal. Joel Quenneville said before 2013 Ford Mustang 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 “Faceoffs are critical, es- Game 5 on Saturday night. CHICAGO— Patrick pecially at this point in the “They got better as the Red Convertible 4WD Sharp was a young center season,” Bruins defense- game went on. I just think in the Philadelphia Flyers’ man Torey Krug said. “The starting with the puck is key. $25,663 $15,900 organization when he got a more times you can start I think having it against this lesson from Hall of Famer with the puck than not ob- team is important. Bobby Clarke on taking viously boosts your team. “When you’re at a dis- faceoffs. Clarke played 15 “You want to have first advantage, that big of a seasons in the NHL and crack at playing with the variance, you’re definitely won two Stanley Cups, so puck, especially a team like against it, and I think es- Sharp listened intently. them, they like to play with pecially in the big faceoffs, He carries the heart of the puck a lot more rather the critical ones, especially the message with him to than dump the puck in. It’s starting special teams this day. important.” plays a huge importance.” “The biggest thing he Faceoffs played a huge Chicago and Boston told me was, ‘Get in there, role when Boston beat each has one of the best centers in the league when get low and just battle and Chicago 2-0 in Game 3 to take a 2-1 advantage in the it comes to winning fa- not be afraid to get dirty,’” ceoffs. Bruins star Patrice said Sharp, now a wing for series. 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Scoreboard Watson drops into On The Air 5 p.m. contracts. deljkovic on minor league contracts. Sunday, June 23 TGC — LPGA, NW Arkansas Champion- HOUSTON ASTROS — Designated RHP LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Sent OF Matt 3-way tie at Travelers ATHLETICS ship, final round, at Rogers, Ark. Ross Seaton for assignment. Placed OF Kemp to Albuquerque (PCL) for a rehab 4 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Trevor Crowe on the 15-day DL. Selected assignment. NBC — Track & Field, U.S. Outdoor Cham- TGC — PGA of America, PGA Professional the contract of OF Marc Krauss from MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Optioned OF Neill Ostrout pionships, at Des Moines, Iowa National Championship, first round, at Oklahoma City (PCL). Josh Prince to Nashville (PCL). Reinstat- The Associated Press AUTO RACING Corvallis, Ore. KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Optioned 2B ed OF Norichika Aoki from the paternity Chris Getz to Omaha (PCL). Reinstated 6 a.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL list. OF Jarrod Dyson from the 15-day DL. CROMWELL, Conn.— Bubba Watson made three bo- SPEED — 24 Hours of Le Mans, end of 2 p.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — Designated NEW YORK YANKEES — Announced RHP race, at Le Mans, France TBS — Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees UT Michael Martinez for assignment. Se- geys in his last six holes Saturday to help create a three- Chris Bootcheck elected free agency. 2:30 p.m. WGN — Chicago White Sox at Kansas City lected the contract of RHP J.C. Ramirez way tie after three rounds at the Travelers Championship. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Agreed to terms from Lehigh Valley (IL). Placed RHP Mike ABC — IRL, Iowa Corn Indy250, at New- 8 p.m. with SS Edwin Diaz and RHPs Dustin Watson, Graham DeLaet, who tied for the low round of ton, Iowa ESPN — Texas at St. Louis Adams on the 15-day DL, retroactive to the day with a 65, and Charley Hoffman were all at 10-un- Driver and Bobby Wahl on minor league Thursday. 3 p.m. SOCCER contracts. der par heading into Sunday’s final round at the TPC of TNT — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Toyota/Save 2:30 p.m. PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Optioned RHP SEATTLE MARINERS — Agreed to terms Brandon Cumpton to Indianapolis (IL). River Highlands. Watson shot an even-par 70. Mart 350, at Sonoma, Calif. ESPN — Confederations Cup, Group B, with OF Austin Wilson and 3B Lachlan Recalled C Tony Sanchez from Indianapo- 7 p.m. Nigeria vs. Spain, at Fortaleza, Brazil Fontaine on minor league contracts. Justin Rose, less than a week after his U.S. Open vic- lis. Sent OF Jose Tabata to Indianapolis for ESPN2 — NHRA, New England Nationals, ESPN2 — Confederations Cup, Group B, TAMPA BAY RAYS — Sent LHP David tory, is 7-under par and in a tie for seventh place after a a rehab assignment. at Epping, N.H. (same-day tape) Uruguay vs. Tahiti, at Recife, Brazil Price to Charlotte (FSL) for a rehab as- SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Sent 3B second straight 68. EXTREME SPORTS 5 p.m. signment. Optioned RHP Josh Lueke to Pablo Sandoval to San Jose (Cal) for a Watson made three birdies on his opening nine holes 2 p.m. ESPN — MLS, New York at Philadelphia Durham (IL). Recalled RHP Alex Colome from Durham. rehab assignment. and was ahead by four shots after the third. But bogeys on NBC — Dew Tour, at Ocean City, Md. 7 p.m. FOOTBALL GOLF NBCSN — MLS, Colorado at Portland TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Sent RHP Kyle Nos. 13, 15 and 17 brought the 2011 Masters champion Drabek to Dunedin (FSL) for a rehab as- Canadian Football League 8:30 a.m. Transactions TORONTO ARGONAUTS — Released DT back to the field. TGC — European PGA Tour, BMW Inter- BASEBALL signment. National League Kevin Huntley. Watson, who won the 2010 Travelers, is trying to be- national Open, final round, at Munich American League ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Desig- WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Released come the seventh player to win this event at least twice. (same-day tape) BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Placed DH Steve nated 2B Josh Wilson for assignment. Re- WRs Kurt Adams, Trevor Kennedy, Jame- 1 p.m. Pearce on the 15-day DL, retroactive to Arnold Palmer and Phil Mickelson have also done it. called RHP Zeke Spruill from Reno (PCL). ze Massey, Quintin McCree and Wallace After shooting a 61 in the opening round, Hoffman TGC — PGA Tour, Travelers Champion- Thursday. Reinstated RHP Miguel Gonza- ATLANTA BRAVES — Sent RHP Cristhian Miles; DL Zach Anderson Dexter Davis ship, final round, at Cromwell, Conn. lez from the paternity list. Martinez to the GCL Braves for a rehab Anthony Degrate and Marquis Frazier; struggled and shot 73 on Friday. But he bounced back with 3 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Agreed to terms assignment. DBs Bert Brown David James Dekota a 66 Saturday in a round that included five birdies. CBS — PGA Tour, Travelers Champion- with RHP Dace Kime and LHP Kenny COLORADO ROCKIES — Designated RHP Marshall and Wesley Pendleton; LBs Hoffman, who has won twice previously on the PGA ship, final round, at Cromwell, Conn. Mathews on minor league contracts. Logan Kensing for assignment. Selected Wendell Brown and Ian Wild; OL Brendan Tour, was leading the Travelers last year when he hit his TGC — Champions Tour, Encompass DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed terms with the contract of OF Corey Dickerson from Dunn and Aderious Simmons; QB Chase Championship, final round, at Glenview, LHP Kevin Ziomek, RHP Austin Kubitza Colorado Springs (PCL). Agreed to terms Clement; FB Carl Fitzgerald; P Billy Pav- tee shot on the par-4 17th into the water. He finished in a Ill. and C Chris Taladay on minor league with LHP Trent Daniel and RHP Eric Ne- lopoulos; and S Teague Sherman. tie for second.

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Joseph Pratt PDT Contributor

Two local students have golden tickets in the timeless tale of Charlie Bucket and his adventure in Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Fac- tory this summer, as they take the stage in the Ohio Valley Sum- mer Theatre’s upcoming musical adaptation “Willy Wonka.” This stage adaptation com- bines elements from both the Roald Paul novel and the 1971 movie. The musical was first produced in 2004 and was written by Tim McDonald and Les- lie Bricusse. The show features many of the original songs from the movie, but also has a few originals of its own to a “retro- sounding” style that gives the audience something new, while enjoying the classic story. “We’ve really been proud of this community theatre that was birthed from Ohio University as a lab. It is a “communiversity” experience with professionals, Photos courtesy of Pam DeCamp Ivy Idzakovich, 12, of Portsmouth, opening her second Wonka Bar as Charlie Bucket. academics and locals all learning from each other,” Marlo Tinkham, Managing Director at the Ohio Valley Summer Theatre (OVST) said. “I think we’ve really elevated our standard of what community theatre is and we still try to do something that is a gift to the community, with a reliable use of their resources.” The Athens “communiversity” theatre project has been ongo- ing for many years, producing a straight play and a musical every year. When they were busy planning this summer’s musical, they decided to do a show with Idzakovich sings the “Think Positive” song in Ohio Valley Summer The- more kids in it, since they hadn’t atre’s upcoming musical adaptation “Willy Wonka.” showcased much youth talent in the past few seasons. Cast members rehearse for Ohio Valley Summer Theatre’s upcoming mu- what could happen or what could a new director was well worth it “We kind of deliberated and sical adaptation “Willy Wonka.” go wrong. Also, thinking posi- for her. bounced ideas around and asked tive and being hopeful is a lesson “It’s been very tiring, but what would bring the community mouth, will be playing the lead- “It’s been really, really fun play- in this story. worth it. When you work locally, spirit alive and what was going ing role of Charlie Bucket, which ing a character that isn’t usually Hannah Miller, 16, is a sopho- you know everybody and your to be able to involve families and is typically played by a boy. played by girls,” Idzakovich said. more at Minford and is playing learning just starts to kind of kids as well,” Tinkham said. “We When the directors saw her au- “Charlie Bucket is this girl that the supporting role of Mrs. Tea- slow,” Miller explained. hadn’t done shows that involved dition, they started thinking that doesn’t come from very much. vee. Miller has been involved in “With this show, we came up many young kids in a while, so maybe Charlie wore long pig- Every day is cabbage soup, cab- theatre for two years and is ex- and got to meet our incredible we narrowed down which one tails instead, and changed the bage soup, and sometimes noth- cited to be out of town for her director, Rebecca, and I learned we hadn’t done.” characters gender. ing. When she hears about Won- fourth show. so much from her, which has to- The choice of “Willy Wonka” “I think she is awesome. I sat ka’s contest she decides she has “Mrs. Teavee is a lot of fun, tally broadened everything for was easy for the theatre, because in on some of the auditions and to win it. After a few fails, she because she is very business-like me.” of it being something new to Ivy had something special. It finally does find a golden ticket and her son is the very opposite. Ohio Valley Summer Theatre them, while being old to the com- was like she was so perfect, even and goes to the factory. It’s kind Mike is very laid back, whatever. presents “Willy Wonka” June munity. Tinkham said that the when she wasn’t performing. She of funny because at first, every- In the first act she is very com- 20- July 7 in the Forum Theatre story’s timelessness really played was just a nice, kind person and one thinks Wonka is some sort of posed, but in the second act, and will run for 15 shows. The into the decision. With the that is the kind of people that we God, but then they get there and when she meets Wonka, she to- curtain raises at 8 p.m. Thurs. movie being redone, the show are attracted to. We were won- they are kind of like, “Who is this tally freaks, because he is this to- through Sat. and 2 p.m. on Sun.. touches many generations and dering what was wrong with her, man? What is he doing?”” tal rock star of this culture.” Cost of admission is $14.50 is something the young and old because it was just too good. Idzakovich also believes there Miller made the commitment for students and seniors and both share. The musical also has She’s the full package, which is a are lessons to be learned in this to travel for the first time for $16.50 for adults. Tickets can many pieces of the book thrown good thing at that age, and to be chocolate-coated story that ev- this show, which has been very be purchased online at www. in that might not be recognized that talented,” Tinkham said. eryone can learn from. strenuous with the drives to and willywonkaovst.bpt.me, by call- by the traditional moviegoer. Idzakovich is relishing the op- “Telling the truth is always im- from rehearsal. However, the at- ing 740-517- 0305, or by visiting Ivy Idzakovich, 12, of Ports- portunity. portant, because you never know mosphere of a new theatre and Kantner Hall Box Office.

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STATEPOINT CROSSWORD THEME: INDEPENDENCE DAY ACROSS 1. Abraham, originally 6. Bag in Paris 9. The complete duration of something 13. Quickly fry 14. Lennon’s wife 15. Welsh dog breed 16. “That is,” in Latin 17. Like arctic air 18. Run _____ of the law 19. *Like the July 4th holi- day 21. *March for the community 23. Be unwell 24. Boot 25. Triple ___ 28. Treble ____ 30. *Subject of Nathan’s contest 35. Turkey dance 37. German composer Carl ____ 39. *The whistle or crack of a firework 40. Dwarf buffalo lution 26. Bert’s roommate 41. *”To prove this, let 71. Do over 27. Take over, in a way Facts be submitted to a 72. It’s of the beholder? 29. Aphrodite’s son candid _____” 73. Don’t take one’s eyes 31. Three on sloth 43. Armor chest plate off 32. Excavate 44. Tear into shreds DOWN 33. Basketry stick 46. *What fireworks do 1. “Dream on!” 34. Canvas prep before exploding 2. Commanded 36. Like a bow string 47. Takes to court 3. Wished undone 38. *Old Glory 48. Scraps 4. *Where French navy 42. Disconsolate 50. Def Leppard’s “Rock helped colonists battle 45. ______salad of ____” British 49. *Ross did this well 52. Plays for pay 5. Kind of unit 51. Gym rat’s garb 53. Be inclined 6. Sully 54. Daughter of a sibling CryptoQuote 55. Hole punching tool 7. Mandela’s organization 56. In accordance with 57. Mozambique’s neigh- 8. Beaver-like South law bor American rodent 57. One of no words 60. *What we celebrate 9. Family room staple 58. Battery fluid on the 4th 10. Poking instrument 59. Apple’s apple, e.g. 64. Lace loop 11. Fit of shivering 60. Be furious 65. Australian runner 12. Not a thing 61. It’s often crunched 67. Mojave plant 15. ______of milk 62. Done 68. Friend in a sombrero 20. Give permission 63. Insignificant 69. Mitch’s significant 22. Campfire leftover 64. Golfer’s goal other on “Modern Family” 24. Like a dune buggy 66. “I wish I ___, I wish I 70. Concentration of a so- 25. *Symbolic of states might…” Answers to these puzzles, below right

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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) June 24, 2013: HHHH You need to know more of zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year you will experience what is expected from you. Perhaps intense emotions. Learning to deal an unexpected comment in a meeting with your feelings will be for the bet- could point to the right direction. Your ter. Trust your gut instinct, and your sense of humor emerges with a friend choices will be excellent. You are in who tends to be joyful. You will gain a a year where you are initiating a new new perspective as a result. Tonight: beginning in some areas of your life. If Where you want to be. you are single, in the next few months, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) you could meet several potential suit- HHH Understanding evolves to a ors whom you easily could consider new level if you can step back and dating. If you are attached, as a couple remain uninvolved. You might be con- you will fulfill a goal. You also might fused, as someone close to you could start acting like newfound lovers again. be sending you mixed messages. CAPRICORN comes through for you, Try reiterating what you are hearing. even though you often have opposing You might not have all the answers. views. Tonight: Happy at home. The Stars Show the Kind of Day SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) THE FAMILY CIRCUS You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; HHHH You might want to under- CONCEPTIS SUDOKU 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult stand exactly what is motivating you Bil Keane ARIES (March 21-April 19) and causing so much change. Realize by Dave Green HHHH You might find that mis- what is needed in order for you to understandings and overindulgences change direction. Honor a possibility mark the day. What you are witness- that comes from a new connection. Be ing is a case of “Monday-itis.” Treat direct in your dealings. Tonight: Talk each issue individually, and do not up a storm. get caught up in others’ differences. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Tonight: Run home, kick back and put HHHH You could be tired of your feet up. You deserve a timeout. encountering complications, yet you’re TAURUS (April 20-May 20) full of energy. This is a dangerous HHHHH Your efforts could trigger combination, because if you do not someone’s sensitive side. You can manage your frustration and find a handle this emotional frenzy. Confirm solution, you could become volatile. It what you say and hear, and make is important to express your feelings. sure that everyone agrees on meeting Tonight: Reach out to a friend. times and places. If ever there could CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) be a slip-up, it would be now. Tonight: HHHHH You are more in con- Do something just for you. trol than it appears, as chaos swirls GEMINI (May 21-June 20) around you. Continue on your chosen HHHH You might think that one path, and be sure to jump over any idea is better than another, but soon obstacles in your way. Communication DENNIS THE MENACE you could change your mind again. might be needed, but it could be diffi- Hank Ketchum You seem to be everywhere all at cult at the moment. Tonight: All smiles once. You’ll find the right path, as you — the day has ended! want to avoid creating any uproar. If AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) you are sure about what you want, go HHHH You might want to find out for it. Tonight: With a close friend. what is motivating others. If you feel CANCER (June 21-July 22) confused by what is happening, know HHHH You feel one way, yet a that you are not alone. Be careful partner could feel differently. You with your funds and loved ones. What might be putting too much emphasis they feel they are offering might not on what others expect from you. Test be all that valuable to you. Tonight: the waters before you make a judg- Togetherness works. ment like that. You could be projecting PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) your thoughts rather than reflecting HHHH You are sure of what reality. Tonight: Listen to an offer. you want and where you are going. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Distraction will be your middle name, HHH Your efficiency will be tested, if you’re not careful. Misunderstanding and the nature of the day could be might happen out of the blue, so try to determined by several unexpected confirm what you are hearing. Reach decisions. Remain confident; confirm out to a close friend for feedback. all messages and meetings. You need Tonight: Do only what you must. to be sure that everyone is on the same page. Tonight: Relax at home. Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet Snooze a bit, if you can. at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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