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Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 | www.TroyTrib.com Strawberries Rule! Waymire Fired By Nancy Bowman The organizers had result. spoke with reported brisk said that if it was a nice Tens of thousands sales. Many had sold Tina Waymire, a weekend, they should of visitors descended out of their products by Miami County Sheriff ’s have a good crowd at on Troy to take in the Sunday afternoon. Offi ce employee for nearly the Strawberry Festival. entertainment, sample 30 years, was fi red June It was. And they did. the wares and just have a More on pages 3 and 12 4 by Sheriff Charles Cox, Crowded streets and good time. a decision one of her happy vendors were the All of the vendors we lawyers claimed was in retaliation for legal action she has fi led. The sheriff said Way- Williamson and Miller mire’s behavior “rep- resents serious miscon- duct and cannot and will Named Little Miss & not be tolerated.” The deputy was placed on paid administrative leave May 1 as part of Mr. Strawberry what the sheriff would only say at the time was By Brittany Arlene Riechert, chairperson “an investigation.” Jackson of the event, the panel of In his termination judges was introduced. letter, Cox listed what The Little Miss and The panel was com- he defi ned as four pre- Mr. Strawberry Compe- prised of John Schweser, vious alleged violations tition is celebrating over a manager at Meijer for which discipline had 30 years at the Straw- in Englewood, Linda not yet been issued along berry Festival with Dunfee, the Strawberry with fi ve current alleged Marsh Supermarket in Queen’s Court Advisor, violations. The sheriff Troy as their annual and Becky Pappas from claimed it was “clear” Cox listed alleged vio- sponsors. The event was Troy City Schools. Next orders; providing false that Waymire knew her lations including: refus- well-attended this year year’s General Chair- testimony, statements behavior was prohibited ing to comply with direct with twenty-two par- man for the Strawberry by department policy. Continued on Page 2 ticipants, six boys and Festival, Nathan Wal- hints on his decision yet. sixteen girls, and their ters, previewed the As the competition families. All children remaining events of the commenced, children registered for the com- festival and thanked were guided on stage by Former Troy Man petition were under the all of this year’s many members of the Queen’s age of six and showcased sponsors including UTC Court and talked about talent, ability to con- Aerospace Systems, a broad range of topics verse, and some of the DP&L, Dannon, Meijer, from siblings to dino- “Person of Interest” in cutest clothes designed and many others. He saurs as Riechert asked to fi t this year’s theme, alluded to an upcoming them questions based Bowling for Berries. decision concerning on information parents Homicide Investigation Beginning with a next year’s theme but provided. The children welcome from the Sally would not give away any were judged on per- By Nancy Bowman with William York Sr.’s $50,000 bond on a sonality, verbal ability, missing truck early June complicity to receiving stage presence, and The granddaughter of 3 in Butler Township, stolen property charge clothing. Children wore a Tipp City man whose Montgomery County. involving those alleged everything from tradi- remains were found off enses. Earnshaw-York tional bowling clothes June 3 in a Kentucky has not been charged in with special strawberry creek and her boyfriend the thefts. accents to red-and-white have been identifi ed as She is jailed on a sock-hop attire with persons of interest in his warrant issued follow- studded strawberry death, according to court ing her failure to show shoes. Sally Riechert has documents. up for arraignment in been the emcee for Little May on a county Grand Miss and Mr. Strawber- Jury indictment alleging ry since 1992. Riechert heroin possession. She is deeply connected in pleaded not guilty to the the community as an heroin charge Monday intervention specialist and remains held on a at Concord Elementary School; one can tell by Hope Earnshaw-York Prosecutors had not Continued on Page 3 fi led charges in the death and continued to review evidence, Miami County Richard Terrel Prosecutor Tony Ken- The body of William dell said late Monday, Collier-Redic Wins York Sr., 88, was found June 8. The results of an during the investigation autopsy performed in into his disappearance in Boone County, Ky., and Home Grown Talent late May. probable cause of death His granddaughter, may not be available for Hope Earnshaw-York, several weeks. William York, Sr. By Brittany Arlene Troy stadium where they 24, of Tipp City, and Court documents Jackson received feedback from boyfriend Richard Ter- accuse Earnshaw-York $10,000 bond. the judges. According to rel, 35, formerly of Troy, and Terrel of using Tipp City police This year’s Home the judges, the musicians have been identifi ed as William York Sr.’s credit reports show Earn- Grown Talent Show was really took their feedback persons of interest in the cards and checks with- shaw-York’s heroin pos- a remarkable, two-hour to heart. Tammy Welker death. They had been out his permission session charge followed display of vocal and Walkup from the band living with William between May 18 and 26. instrumental giftedness. Red Hot Rhythm Review York Sr. and were found Terrel is jailed on Continued on Page 7 It was arguably the most was hoping to see im- professionally orches- provement in vocal and trated talent show at the physical expression. She Strawberry Festival since later said she was not Lucas Resigns from School Board the talent show was con- disappointed. “They had By Nancy Bowman Lucas said he has appoint a new member ceived. With well-man- a lot better stage presence been working in Colum- prior to the July 13 board aged sound, a capable and appearance,” Walk- Stephen Lucas, a 15- bus for the past year and meeting. The person emcee (Eric Roetter), up said. “Defi nitely a lot Even though the diff er- year member of the Troy is relocating to that city. appointed would com- and smooth transitions of talent this year. There ence between many of the City Schools Board of “It has been a plea- plete Lucas’ term, which between acts, the musi- was never any other opin- artists’ fi nal scores was Education, has resigned sure to work with the expires Dec. 31. cal performances were a ion on that score but I no more than a couple due to professional obli- board. The thing I really The board seat will classy demonstration in was so happy to see them points, judges felt con- gations. enjoy about our board is be on the ballot in the Prouty Plaza that warmly step up their game in the fi dent that the top three Lucas, a Troy High we all bring a diff erent November election. welcomed incoming fes- area of showmanship.” acts were deserving of the School graduate, an- perspective … Those Anyone interested in tival-goers on Saturday For the fi rst time, the titles and prizes they re- nounced his resignation perspectives make such being considered for ap- morning. Home Grown Talent ceived. “There could have at the Monday, June 8, a good board,” Lucas pointment to the board The process of select- Show presented two been a lot of top threes. It board meeting. said. seat is asked to contact ing the artists began with songs from each artist. was a close competition “It has been a plea- He has been on the the board of education a preliminary round at Joe Laber and Ali Rit- today,” Laber said. The sure serving with Ste- board since 2001, serv- offi ce at 332-6700. They the Food Truck Rally a tenhouse from Hits 105.5 judges’ panel was com- phen,” board President ing as president and vice should submit a letter couple weeks ago. Due said that they believed prised of four members, Doug Trostle said. “We president over the years. of interest and a short to inclement weather, using two songs per artist which also included Jen- appreciate your time The board will have narrative as to why they the registered musicians this year, instead of just and wish you only the 30 days to fi ll the va- performed under the one, was a “big help.” Continued on Page 3best.” cancy and plans to Continued on Page 4 Troy Tribune | Page 2 PUBLIC RECORD Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 Troy Area Sheriff Reports Monday, June 1 er’s Ridge near Pleasant Hill. He also Briefs claimed land around Troy but failed 7:21 a.m. – To S. State Rt. 202 for a report TribTrib to reveal it. He also stated that he was By Nancy Bowman substance. Kemper also challenged those of a theft. A man reported that someone pink-slipped by offi cers in German had broken into a garage and stole sever- claims. Township, Clark County, for false accu- Sidewalk substance ordinance ques- al items. The case is under investigation. sations of threats toward police offi cers. tioned Court signs approved 8:33 a.m. – To Windmere Dr. for a He said that he stayed at a Chillicothe Troy City Council voted 7-1 to prohibit A Conover business will make new report of a disturbance. A man reported hospital and the Dayton VA center for that he was unable to transfer the title to mental problems and that he does not “placing on a sidewalk any substance directional signs for various depart- a motorcycle that he just traded for. The trust non-Indian law enforcement. He that cannot be readily removed with ments within the Miami County Munic- motorcycle was reported as stolen. The said that Springfi eld Police, German non-pressurized water and a broom and ipal Court. The offi ces are located in the case is pending. Township Police and the Clark County without damaging the sidewalk” during 1880s county Courthouse in downtown Sheriff ’s Offi ce are all corrupt and pro- its June 1 meeting. Troy. 5:58 p.m. – To Swailes Rd. for a report tect drug dealers. He did not appear im- of a theft. A man reported that someone The ordinance was approved as an The county commissioners June 4 mediately dangerous but showed hints of emergency measure because of last approved a quote from Maggert and Sons broke out the front passenger window anti-government toward what he called weekend’s Strawberry Festival activities. Woodworking to build the directional of his vehicle and removed his wife’s “white man’s law.” Other law enforce- change purse. He said that nothing else ment will be advised to use caution when Council’s vote also approved contin- signs. The work will include fi ve podium was disturbed. He said he checked the dealing with him. uation of painting of strawberries on style directional signs and one framed area but found nothing suspicious, but streets as part of the city identity with wall mounted board to display court notifi ed his neighbors of the theft. There 1:29 p.m. – Traffi c stop on N. County the annual festival. documents for the public’s review. Rd. 25A. The registered owner was listed are no suspects. The vote was met by a comment of The maximum amount that will be as having a suspended license. A traffi c Wednesday, June 3 stop was initiated at the 74 mile marker. “Shame on you” from audience member allowed for the signs was accepted at a Bryan Kemper of Stand True Pro-Life $4,936. 7:51 a.m. – To Troy-Urbana Rd. for a Dispatch confi rmed that the driver had report of a theft. A woman reported that 3 active suspensions. He was cited for Outreach of Troy. someone had taken most of the alumi- driving under suspension. His passen- Kemper had commented before the Garden, antique show this weekend num siding from the sides of a home ger was a valid driver and was allowed to vote about his concerns with the ordi- The 17th annual Lost Creek Garden recently sold at Sheriff ’s auction. She drive the vehicle from the scene. nance. He also remarked at a committee and Antique Show will be held Friday, said that she and her husband had not 1:48 p.m. – Traffi c stop in the 2200 block meeting days earlier about letter from June 12, from 6-8:30 p.m. and Saturday, been evicted and were unaware of the of S. County Rd. 25A. The driver was the Center for Religious Expression June 13, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. foreclosure. She said that her husband found to have three active suspensions expressing concerns about the proposal The event will feature local vendors had removed the siding, but did not and said that he was on his way from and alleged violations of First Amend- and artisans promoting fl ora, wares and know that he had scrapped it. Eviction work to court over a DUS citation. He ment rights. The letter and Kemper both talent along with food and music. paperwork was fi nally ready and was did not have privileges. He called for his served on the couple. said legal options would be considered if The show is at 1058 Knoop Road, east mother to retrieve him and his vehicle, council approved the ordinance. of Troy off State Route 41. was cited and released. Thursday, June 4 Kemper has addressed the city in the Admission is $5. For more informa- 12:36 p.m. – A Rusk Rd. resident called Saturday, June 6 past about the organization’s use of chalk tion, call 937-335-1904. to report that someone had opened credit 5:58 p.m. – A Rusk Rd. resident called to place messages on sidewalks down- cards in her name. She said that cards to report a fraud. She said that someone town. Road closed for new overpass for Sam’s Club, Pep Boys, Kohl’s, Sprint, put false ads on Craigslist soliciting sex Patrick Titterington, city service and Eldean Road between Lytle Road and Sears, Victoria’s Secret and Dillards and was using her e-mail and phone safety director, said the new ordinance County Road 25A north of Troy closed were opened in her name. She said that number. She suspects her husband, was a result of safety concerns with use Monday, June 8, for a railroad overpass she is working on the issue, but wanted since they are separated and about to of a silicone substance that becomes and road realignment project. the incidents documented. be divorced. She said that he has called slippery when wet. The closing is scheduled 24 hours a Friday, June 5 her several times to seek help with the Councilmember Robin Oda, who day. The projected reopening date is Nov. business and to be intimate with him, voted no on the ordinance, questioned 30, according to the Miami County Engi- 9:59 a.m. – A deputy saw a vehicle on but she declined his requests. She was 25A near the government complex whose advised to change her passwords and to the safety claim associated with the neer’s Offi ce. A detour is posted. driver appeared to be rigid and nervous contact Craigslist and have them remove when passing the deputy. The rear win- anything associated with her e-mail and dow was broken out and the driver kept phone number. The husband was con- his eyes and head forward and locked tacted and denied any involvement with Deputy Waymire his arms while gripping the wheel. The the ad. He complained that she was not deputy turned around and tried to catch allowing him to see their child, and he Sheriff ’s Offi ce you are counseling in early Feb- Continued from Page 1 up, and the vehicle pulled into a business was advised that this is a civil issue and held to a higher standard ruary for alleged actions that was closed. He continued down the to contact his attorney. or information during than other employees of during the Jan. 12 rescue road and waited. The vehicle passed the administrative investi- the county. You have been of the dog. An inter-offi ce Sunday, June 7 deputy again, then turned into the lot of gation; failing to request trained and made aware memo on the counseling another closed business. The driver then 12:46 p.m. – To Woodbine Ct. for a clarifi cation regarding re- of my expectations in re- showed the Troy fi re exited the vehicle and began walking report of a domestic disturbance. No moving confi dential and gard to professional and department, Troy police west on Harrison St. The deputy contin- further information was given. proprietary information appropriate behavior,” and the county Animal ued on and drove around the block. He from the sheriff ’s offi ce the sheriff said. Shelter responded to the 10:12 p.m. – To Dogwood Dr. for a passed the vehicle again on Harrison St. for personal reasons; vio- Matthews said Way- call. and initiated a traffi c stop. The driver report of a domestic disturbance. A lating oath of offi ce; being woman reported that she was involved mire’s “length of service Sheriff ’s Sgt. Todd said that he was cited for driving under given direct orders to be and her dedication to the Tennant said he also suspension about an hour earlier, and in a physical domestic with her boy- truthful during inves- department and also the heard Waymire on the admitted to coming from an area known friend, and that they had been arguing tigatory interviews and all day over little stuff . She said she went love for the job make this radio at the bridge asking for drug users and stolen scrap. He said instead lying; demeaning downstairs to turn down the A/C and he a very diffi cult situation the countywide dispatch he purchased scrap metal from someone a juvenile member of began to argue. She said that he came for her.” center to have the shelter in Vandalia and was headed there to the public; and violating to her demanding $20 and then went Sheriff ’s Major Steve call her cell phone and fi nalize the purchase. He said he stayed terms of a performance in a hotel in Troy overnight. He was for her purse, creating more arguments. Lord said the complete questioning about the She said she tried to call 911 and he took improvement plan. investigation report location of a fi re depart- cited for driving under suspension and The detailed investiga- released. His vehicle was secured at the her phone away and threw it in a closet. would be released once ment rescue boat. tive report was requested scene and he walked to his hotel in Troy. She said that when she went to get it, Cox obtains legal advice In the memo, Ten- he pushed her face into the closet. She but not released imme- from the person who’d nant noted he received 10:36 a.m. – A man came to the Sheriff ’s said she called 911 and he grabbed the diately by the sheriff ’s be involved in arbitration an instant message Offi ce complaining that he was going to phone again and threw it against a wall, offi ce. of Waymire’s discipline. from the dispatch center be evicted and trespassed from a motel. breaking it, then took it downstairs and Waymire said she “We want to be sure her supervisor noting that He said that he was not leaving when ran water over it. She said that she is 7 could not comment on the due process is protected,” fi refi ghters or police had requested and asked that the deputy months pregnant with his child. The allegations or her termi- Lord said. not requested Waymire’s place barrier tape around his room. He boyfriend said that he is the only one nation. She referred all According to her per- assistance. then began to rant about drug users and who has a job and is paying the bills. questions to her attor- sonnel fi le, Waymire was The dog was res- traffi ckers. He claimed to be of Ameri- He said he cannot aff ord to run the A/C neys. placed on a performance cued by fi refi ghters and can Indian descent and questioned the and did not want to pay for it. He said “We believe that this improvement plan in ear- brought up to the bridge “white man’s laws” and compared them he took her phone because he wanted termination is in retali- ly February following her area. There, according to “tribal laws” throughout the U.S. He to talk things out. The boyfriend was ation for Tina pursuing job evaluation and told if to the memo, Waymire said that he was bringing several fellow charged with domestic violence and her rights under federal improvements were not asked dispatch to call a Indians to claim their land in Hunt- taken to the Miami County Jail. and state anti-discrimi- made progressive disci- local veterinary hospital nation laws,” said Jason pline would be pursued. and tell them she was on Matthews of Dayton. He, Under that improve- the way with the dog. Mader Transmission along with attorney Jason ment plan she was to A video “showed Depu- 1421 S. Market St. • Troy • 937-552-7765 Bristol of Cleveland, is adjust to change in a ty Waymire driving away representing Waymire in positive and professional with emergency lights a federal lawsuit claiming manner, obey supervi- and sirens activated,” SHOP AROUND! violation of the Fair La- sors’ requests and get the memo stated. “The bor Standards Act. She along with and work in GPS from Deputy Way- also has fi led a civil rights harmony with others. mire’s cruiser showed the COMPARE OUR TIRE PROGRAM! violations suit claiming The evaluation said vehicle speed at 54 mph she was subjected to an Waymire needed “to be between Meadow Lane TIRE PURCHASES INCLUDE inappropriate work envi- part of a team” and stop and Stoneyridge Avenue ronment. “attempting to cause (in Troy). The speed limit • FREE 4-wheel alignment “Not only does your turmoil and spread a for that area is 35 mph.” OVER 34 • FREE lifetime tire rotation most recent behavior negative attitude to other Lord said following • FREE spare tire inspection represent termination deputies.” that incident that the BRANDS OF off enses, but your pattern Lord emphasized that department appreciated TIRES! • FREE nitrogen inflation of behavior and your dis- the sheriff ’s action June Waymire’s eff orts to help • FREE computer spin balance honesty make it impos- 4 had nothing to do with save the dog, but said de- • FREE brake inspection sible for you to continue Waymire’s involvement partment employees also your employment here,” in the rescue of a dog have policies that need to Cox wrote in the termina- from the river in Troy. be followed. tion letter. She was given verbal Show Dad how much “As an employee of the you love him with a CITIZENS WATCH Now 25% to 45% off! facebook.com/TroyTribune Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 COMMUNITY NEWS Troy Tribune | Page 3 Nearly 100 RT Industries Troy Foundation compete in Pie Receives 3-Year Scholarships Eaging Contest Accreditation Awarded By Brittany Arlene Andre Sonntag The Troy Foundation range from $250 -$10,000. CARF Internation- “We are honored Jackson Women 18 years old recently awarded 317 The Troy Foundation al announced that RT to receive a second and up, Danielle Tatman scholarships to area stu- administers nearly 95 Industries has been Three-Year Accredi- The Troy levee was a Men 18 years old and dents totaling $480,202 scholarship funds each accredited for a period tation through CARF fl urry of activity, laugh- up, Tyler Harvey (winner and 31 renewable schol- scholarship has its own of three years for its International,” said Blair ter, and pie covered faces 8 years!) arships totaling $204,000 specifi c purpose, selec- Employment Supports, Brubaker, CEO of RT In- on Saturday afternoon, Many winning and for the 2015 scholarship tion and criteria. Our Job Development and dustries. “This achieve- June 6th, at 1:30 PM. No losing contestants year. These scholarships donors make these schol- Organizational Employ- ment is a great refl ection city festival would ever returned this year after are established within arships possible and the ment Services programs. of the impeccable service be complete without a having experienced the The Troy Foundation by hard work provided by The latest accreditation provided by our staff for competition highlighting competition previously. It individuals, businesses, the selection committees is the second consecutive what they do each day.” the festival’s featured grows more intense each non-profi t organizations, allow these recipients Three-Year Accredita- RT Industries is a food. Jessica Silvers was year for those who claim civic clubs, and through to focus on their future tion that the interna- nonprofi t organization overseeing this year’s to continue developing bequests. The scholar- educational goals. tional accrediting body, with offi ces at 110 Foss Strawberry Pie Eating strategies for winning af- ships awarded to students CARF, has awarded to Way in Troy. It has been Contest which boasted a ter numerous subsequent RT Industries. providing employment total of ninety-six par- losses. The division with This accreditation training, placement decision represents the and support services to Feed Your Wild highest level of accredi- people with developmen- tation that can be award- tal disabilities in Miami ed to an organization County since 1972. and shows the organiza- CARF is an indepen- Side at WACO tion’s substantial confor- dent, nonprofi t accredit- mance to the CARF stan- ing body whose mission FEED YOUR WILD early age. He knew he dards. An organization is to promote the qual- SIDE by coming to the wanted to be an aerobat- receiving a Three-Year ity, value, and optimal Jeff Bourboon Meet-n- ic pilot after watching Accreditation has put outcomes of services Greet, June 18th, at 7pm. the air show in Oshkosh. itself through a rigorous through a consultative Jeff Bourboon, a fea- He started building and peer review process. accreditation process tured 2015 Dayton Air- fl ying model airplanes It has demonstrated that centers on en- show Aerobatic Pilot of when he was 5 years old, to a team of surveyors hancing the lives of the the jet powered WACO, dreaming of the day he during an on-site visit its persons served. Founded Screamin’ Sasquatch, would take to the sky. commitment to off ering in 1966 as the Commis- will be at WACO Air That dream took off in ticipants ranging in age the most competitors this programs and services sion on Accreditation Museum to sign auto- the Aviation Program at from six to sixty years of year was the fi nal wom- that are measurable, of Rehabilitation Facil- graphs and give a brief the University of North age. en’s division with eigh- accountable, and of the ities, and now known presentation at 7 pm. Dakota. While earn- The pies themselves teen total participants. highest quality. as CARF International, The one of a kind ing a degree in Airway consisted of a mixture of According to judges, the accrediting body Jack Link’s Jet Waco Science he learned all strawberries, strawberry Danielle Tatman’s time establishes consumer-fo- aff ectionately known the basic fl ying skills gel, and whipped cream was faster than any cused standards to help as Screamin’ Sasquatch including an introduc- in tin pie plates. The larg- other division winner. organizations measure features the Barnstorm- tion into the world of est quantities of pie were Her pie was completely Talent and improve the quality ers-era 1929 Taperwing aerobatics. reserved the fi nal men consumed in less than 60 Continued from Page 1 of their programs and Waco body, modifi ed in Jeff is a two-time Ad- and women’s divisions of seconds. nifer Welker, the execu- services. For more infor- a way that would have vanced National Cham- competitors whose pies The fi nal group to tive director of Western mation about the accred- shocked its original pion and member of the weighed approximately compete in this year’s Ohio TV Consortium out itation process, please pilots. In addition to the US Advanced Aerobatic two pounds each. The strawberry pie eating of Piqua. visit the CARF website Taperwing’s large Pratt Team from 2003-08 and winners for each age contest was a group This year’s performers at www.carf.org. & Whitney 985 radial in the summer of 2008 division was as follows: of “Strawberry Festi- included Don Kuchta of For additional infor- engine, the Screamin’ he qualifi ed for the US Girls 6-7 years old, val Celebrities” which Piqua, Travis Crawford mation about employ- Sasquatch carries a Unlimited Aerobatic Mady Winner included Doug Stone (the from Casstown, Evan ment services off ered CJ610 jet engine, which Team. In his rookie year Boys 6-7 years old, festival’s General Chair- & Aaron Mcelfresh or through RT Industries, triples the amount of Jeff placed 8th overall Kaiden Howard man), Matthew Watkins “Shades of Grey” from contact (937) 335-5784 or available power. With and was the top Amer- Girls 8-10 years old, (festival signs and gen- Troy (2012 Strawberry visit www.RTIndustries. total thrust exceeding ican pilot at the 2009 Jasmine Flory eral volunteer), Dustin Idol winners), Olivia & org. the weight of the air- World Aerobatic Cham- Boys 8-10 years old, Lofton (festival Logistics Taylor Dankworth from plane, it is uniquely pionship in Silverstone, Nathan Wyatt Chairman) and his wife Troy, Lisa Collier-Redic capable of intensely UK. He won the US Girls 11-13 years old, Brittany Lofton, and of Troy, Mandalyn Lair powerful aerobatic fl ight national unlimited title Angel Forrest Matt Roetter (children’s of Troy, Colin Richards Garage Sale like no other plane, in 2010 and is a current Boys 11-13 years old, parade coordinator and of New Carlisle, Hale such as extreme vertical team member of the un- Jacob Cox volunteer). The proud Mollette of Pleasant Hill Season is climbs, fl at-spins, snap limited aerobatic team. Girls 14-17 years old, winner of the Strawberry (2014 Strawberry Queen), rolls, torque rolls and Jeff has performed in Haley Howard (6th con- Festival Celebrity Round Chloe Holicki of Cass- Here! even a “hover,” which air shows in the US and secutive year champion!) was Matthew Watkins. town, and brother-sister Get more visitors to the Screamin’ Sasquatch around the world. Jeff Boys 14-17 years old, duo, Jared and Rachel can then power itself has been a team member Lacey of Troy. The mu- your sale with an ad out of to regain forward of John Klatt Airshows, sical selections ranged in the Tribune! fl ight. Inc. since 2012, fl ying in style from big band to Up to 30 words Jeff Boerboon’s aero- both formation and solo soul and kept the audi- batic competition back- performances. ence and judges guessing. is only $8.00 and ground is evident in his The public is invited Each act had its own your ad will reach air show fl ying, where to gather in the Willis unique fl avor and sound. over 7000 families he combines raw natural Wing for a brief pre- In the fi nal judging, third talent with showman- sentation by Jeff at 7 place went to Jared and in Clark and Miami ship and precision - pm, followed an auto- Rachel Lacey. Second Counties. aggressively performing graphing session. Each place was awarded to Call 669-2040 to highly dynamic and participant will receive Evan and Aaron Mcel- challenging aerobatic an autographed copy fresh, “Shades of Grey,” place your ad today! maneuvers. Jeff ’s pas- of a poster of the 1929 for their performances sion for aviation and aer- jet-powered WACO bi of two original compo- obatics began at a very plane. The event is free sitions. And fi rst place of charge. Donations to went to Lisa Collier-Redic WACO Historical Soci- who sang Whitney ety are gladly accepted. Jr. Miss & Mr. Houston’s “I Believe in This is made possible in You and Me” and the old part by Dayton Power & gospel song “His Eye is Lights. WACO Air Mu- Strawberry on the Sparrow.” seum is located at 1865 S. Collier-Redic has County Rd. 25A, Troy, worked for the city of Williamson of West OH 45373. For more Continued from Page 1 Troy Water Department Milton. The title of Little information, visit www. the interactions on stage, for 19 years this August. Mr. Strawberry went to wacoairmuseum.org or the children know how “There are not a lot of Devin Miller, the son of call 937-335-9226. much she enjoys them. people who can say they Robert and Valerie Mill- According to Riech- enjoy going to work every er of Casstown, neph- ert, you never know day. But I love, love, love ew to the Strawberry what the children are my job,” Collier-Redic Festival’s 2015 general THE TROY TRIBUNE going to say. “It’s all very said. “I’m the fi rst win- Published & Distributed each Wednesday by: chairman, Doug Stone. spontaneous,” Riech- dow people meet when Second place for both ert said. “The parents they come into City Hall.” Little Miss and Little KBA News, LLC, Publisher may tell you not to ask In addition to working Mr. Strawberry went 114 S. Main St., P.O. Box 281 about a pet because for the city, Collier-Redic to 6-year-old Josie Line, New Carlisle OH 45344 their dog just died and is heavily involved daughter of Brenten and (937) 669-2040 the children bring up in leading music at a Jennifer Line of Troy, their dog all on their church in the area called www.newcarlislenews.net and 6-year-old Gavin own.” A couple years Grace Family Worship Fischbach, son of Andy Member ago, a contestant boldly Center located on 25A. Publisher – Dale Grimm and Jessica Fischbach announced into Riech- According to the judges, ([email protected]) of Troy. Third place for ert’s microphone that Collier-Redic had “poise both Little Miss and she was going to have a that refl ected comfort on Editor – Dale Grimm Little Mr. Strawber- little brother, a fact that stage” and her familiarity ([email protected]) ry went to 4-year-old the father and extend- with performance indi- Sylvia Hules, daughter ed family did not even cates she is “frequently of Joy and David Hules Troy Chamber Writers - Brittney Jackson, Bonnie McHenry, know yet. The Little singing in front of peo- of Troy, and 6-year-old of Commerce Nancy Bowman, Mike Woody Miss and Mr. interviews ple.” Despite the judges’ Gavin Miller (Devin’s on June 6th, 2015 were assessment of her compe- older brother), son of Sports Editor - Jim Dabbelt signifi cantly milder than tence, Collier-Redic was Robert and Valerie [email protected] in previous years. How- surprised by her win. Miller of Casstown. ever, as Riechert says, “People don’t know how Although special Submission of news releases, letters to the editor and other articles is always welcomed. E-mail “This competition is full nervous I get up there on awards were given to submission is preferred. All submitted material is subject to editorial approval. Content may be edited of fun surprises, mainly that stage,” Collier-Redic the children who placed, because children are.” said. “When my head for space and style considerations. trophies were award- The winner of this is down before the song Deadline for submission of editorial content is Friday at 5 p.m. Classifi ed ad deadline is noon Mon- ed to every contestant, year’s title of Little starts- that’s when I’m commemorating their day. Deadlines may be altered to accommodate holiday printing schedules. Please check with the offi ce. Miss Strawberry went praying. I just want God participation in this The Troy Tribune is published weekly and is distributed free throughout Troy and Concord and to 4-year-old Scarlett to work through me and year’s competition. Staunton Townships ($25 semi-annually if mailed to other areas), by KBA News, LLC, 114 S. Main St., Williamson, daughter use my gift to encourage of Brandon and Kodi and bless people.” P.O. Box 281, New Carlisle OH 45344 Troy Tribune | Page 4 COMMUNITY NEWS Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 Obituaries Downtown Farmers Lincoln Film Katherine Josephine Long Market Returns for Katherine Josephine 21 great-grandchildren. Series Comes Long, age 70 of Sidney , She was also preceded in formerly of Troy passed death by a brother Gary Fifth Season away on Tuesday, June 2, Spain. Katherine was The Downtown Troy not only purchase lo- 2015 at Sidney Care Cen- a 1962 graduate of Troy to Mayfl ower Farmers Market kicks cally-sourced food and ter. She was born Novem- High School, attended off its fi fth season on products from the sur- ber 11, 1944 in Marion, Ginghamsburg Church Saturday, June 13th from rounding area, but also Ohio to the late Robert and retired as a secretary 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM on explore and experience Arts Center and Alma (Dawn) Spain. from Adco Products- S. Cherry Street. The all that downtown Troy The big sculpture of festival and we hope the She married Joe W. Long Tipp City. Private service market has grown signifi - has to off er. “Holding the on July 8, 1961 and he will be held at the con- Abraham Lincoln has fi lms we have selected cantly each year and has Farmers Market down- already arrived, and will add to the overall survives. Also surviving venience of the family. become a major Saturday town only enhances the daughters and son-in- Condolences may be left now Abraham Lincoln is downtown experience morning destination for vibrancy of the communi- coming to the big screen this summer, building on law Brenda Venturino of for the family at www. the region. ty. Residents and visi- Troy, Leslie and Gary An- fi sher-cheneyfuneral- in downtown Troy. The the Lincoln sculpture ex- derson of Troy, son and home.com. Arrangements Mayfl ower Arts Center, hibit and commemorating daughter-in-law Mark have been entrusted to in partnership with Troy the 150 year anniversary and Lisa Long of Sidney, Fisher-Cheney Funeral Main Street, will host of the assassination of brother Tim Spain of Home, Troy. the Lincoln Film Series President Lincoln” added Florida, 8 grandchildren, featuring four fi lms com- Bauer. memorating the life, lega- A full list of show Alton C. “Sonny” Ording cy, and times of Abraham times includes: Lincoln. Glory | Saturday, June The Lincoln Film Se- 13 at 7:30pm and Sunday, Alton C. “Sonny” Creek, SC;his special ries begins on Saturday, June 14 at 4:00pm Ording, age 83, of Troy, family friend: Dr. Jennifer June 13 with Glory, a 1989 Lincoln | Saturday, July passed away on Sunday, Thorpe of Troy, OH; and fi lm starring Matthew 11 at 7:30pm and Sunday, June 7, 2015 at his resi- his dog: Chelsea. Broderick and Denzel July 12 at 4:00pm dence. He was born in Alton was a 1949 Washington that chroni- The Conspirator | Brandt, OH on October graduate of Houston High cles the experience of the Saturday, August 8 at 18, 1931 to the late Herman School. He was a mem- fi rst all-black volunteer 7:30pm and Sunday, Au- J. and Clara (Broerman) ber of St. Patrick Catholic company fi ghting during gust 9 at 4:00pm Ording. His wife of 60 Church in Troy. Alton the Civil War. “The fi lm Abraham Lincoln: years, Mary Ann (Huter) proudly served his coun- Glory is especially of his- Vampire Hunter | Friday, Ording, survives. try as a member of the torical signifi cance to us September 11 at midnight US Air Force during the as several of the soldiers Doors open a half hour Korean War. He was a who fought in the 54th before show time and charter member of Pleas- Massachusetts Volunteer tickets can be purchased ant Hill Fish and Game Infantry Regiment were at the Mayfl ower box Club and also a member from Troy, including a offi ce. Tickets for evening of Troy Fish and Game few who are buried in performances are $8.00 Club and the American Riverside Cemetery” says and Sunday matinees Trap Shooters Associa- Lisa Bauer, owner and are $5.00. This event is tion. Alton enjoyed hunt- director of the Mayfl ower presented by Troy Main ing, fi shing and especially Arts Center. Street and the May- trap shooting. He also The series will also fl ower Arts Center, and enjoyed volunteer work showcase Lincoln, star- sponsored by the Miami as a handyman. He was ring Daniel Day-Lewis; County Visitors and Con- owner and proprietor of The Conspirator, re- vention Bureau and Troy Ording Fruit Market and counting the story of the Community Radio. Alton is also survived Garden Center in Troy for A roster of over thir- tors have access to fresh only female conspirator For more information, by four children and 39 years. ty-six vendors, including local produce, clothing charged in Lincoln’s as- contact Troy Main Street their spouses: Michael Memorial Mass will be nine new vendors, will boutiques, unique home sassination; and a special at 937-339-5455 and www. and Charlotte Ording of held at 11:00 AM on Sat- participate in the market décor, amazing restau- midnight screening of troymainstreet.org or the Columbus, OH, Thom- urday, June 13, 2015 at St. which runs every Satur- rants, and specialty stops the cult classic, Abraham Mayfl ower Arts Center at as and Lorinda Ording Patrick Catholic Church day through September all within several blocks Lincoln: Vampire Hunter. 937-552-5848 and http:// of New Palestine, IN, in Troy with Rev. Fr. 19th. Visitors can expect of each other” says Kath- “We are very excited www.ma yfl owerartscen- Patricia and Jack Shreve James Duell as Celebrant. to fi nd seasonal produce, erine Hayes, Executive to off er this unique fi lm ter.com/ of South Bend, IN and Burial will follow in syrups, fresh cut fl owers, Director of Troy Main Jeff rey and Eilene Ording Forest Hill Cemetery in honey, baked goods, cof- Street. Several downtown of Kansas City, MO; one Piqua. Friends may call fee, herbs, meats, dairy, Troy businesses will hold brother and sister-in-law: from 4-7 PM on Friday at handmade soaps, art, special Saturday hours Joseph and Penny Ording Baird Funeral Home in crafts, and much more, that correspond with the School Board of Troy; two sisters and Troy. all from local vendors. farmers market to give brother-in-law: Dolores Memorial contribu- Live music, cooking and visitors the extra oppor- Continued from Page 1 executive director, said Strickland of Pensaco- tions may be made to art demonstrations are tunity to shop. Walk-In would like to be a board there always is a con- la, FL and Nancy and Hospice of Miami Coun- among some of the enter- Business Map Cards are member to Kim Heintz cern about the people Fred Peacock of Molino, ty, P. O. Box 502, Troy, tainment planned. This provided at the market at the board offi ce, 500 reading the ballot FL; four grandchildren: OH 45373 or St. Patrick year the market will also to assist visitors in their N. Market St. correctly to understand Alexandra Ording of Catholic Church, 409 East feature a special event exploration of downtown. In other business, the money requested is Washington, DC, Kasey Main Street, Troy, OH once a month including a Free public parking will the board approved a for Hayner, not for the Ording of Key West, 45373. Condolences may kid’s day, shop with the be available in the ad- request to place on the schools. The Hayner FL, Elizabeth (Joshua) be expressed to the family chef, exercise demonstra- jacent lot, which can be Nov. 3 ballot a renew- mansion was put in the Capron of Columbia, MO at www.bairdfuneral- tions, and sample day. accessed via W. Franklin and MM3 William C. Or- home.com. Check out the Downtown Street. ding stationed in Goose Troy Farmers Market The Downtown Troy Brittany Ashlyn Poston Facebook page for more Farmers Market is information. presented by Troy Main Brittany Ashlyn Pos- ell who survive and live Troy Main Street also Street, Inc. and made pos- ton, age 31 of Troy passed in Troy. Private service welcomes Kelly Snyder as sible by a grant from the away on Sunday, June 7, at convenience of family. the new Farmers Market General Fund of the Troy 2015 at her residence. She Condolences may be left Manager. “I am excited to Foundation and sponsors was born on April 26, for the family at www. be part of the downtown Unity National Bank, Al- 1984 in Boynton Beach, fi sher-cheneyfuneral- market and look forward vetro Orthodontics, and Flordia to Dr. Mark and home.com to working with all of our Troy Community Radio. Rebecca “Beckie” Mitch- awesome vendors. It has For more information been a long winter so I regarding the Downtown Joshua Aaron Short cannot wait to have some Troy Farmers Market Joshua Aaron Short, fearless, adventurous, fresh produce again” says please contact Troy Main age 30, of Beavercreek, and had a unique way of Snyder. Street at (937) 339-5455 formerly of Troy, passed looking at life. He was The market venue or visit www .troymain- away on Thursday, June quick witted, never knew allows for shoppers to street.org. 4, 2015. He was born on a stranger, and fully Board President Doug Trostle commends Lucas on January 27, 1985 in Piqua enjoyed life. Joshua loved his years of service to the district to Michelle (Watkins) cooking, surfi ng, discov- al levy for the Troy- care of the schools in Ceyler and Vance Short. ering, and hanging out in Hayner Cultural Center. the will of Mary Jane nature. The Hayner board Hayner. Joshua was taken away has asked that the exist- Jolly noted the levy from us far too soon after ing 0.65-mill, fi ve-year generates more than 80 fi ghting a battle for his life and 0.20-mill, fi ve-year percent of the center’s against heroine addiction. issues be covered by operating dollars, Jolly He is deeply loved and one vote on a 0.85-mill, said. going to be missed greatly fi ve-year request on the Noting that the by all his family and ballot. Hayner mansion had a friends. Price said the levy successful 100th birth- A memorial service would generate around day celebration last will be held at 7:00 p.m. $545,000 a year. That The Troy School Board welcomed four new teachers year, Jolly added that, on Thursday, June 11th at amount is down by “Hayner has a bright Christian Family Fellow- to the district. Pictured are Sarah Pacher (Forest), more than $11,000 from future.” ship in Tipp City with the Rory Hoke (Jr. High), Samantha Kennedy (High the issue fi ve years ago In other business, Reverend Tonia Shroyer School) and Courtney Phelps (High School) because of a drop in the - Treasurer Price offi ciating. Friends may district’s valuations. said the district budget In addition to his call on the family from Linda Lee, Hayner’s continues to track well parents, Joshua is sur- 4-7PM at the church prior as the end of the fi scal vived by one son: Kai to the service. year. Patrick Kim Schelble; two In lieu of fl owers, me- - The board accept- brothers: Brett Alexander morial contributions may ed gifts to the schools Ceyler and Ryan Grego- be made to the Joshua from the community. ry Ceyler; his maternal Short Donation Fund es- The June total was grandparents: John and tablished for the benefi t of $10,147 bringing the Carolyn Shumate, Gayle Joshua’s son, Kai Patrick year’s total to $361,029. Watkins; his paternal Kim Schelble. Checks are - Elected board grandparents: Robert to be made payable to: member Joyce Reives (Bob) and Christie (Chris) Joshua Short Donation as the board delegate to Short; his mother’s fi ancé: Fund and addressed to the Ohio School Board Michael Blanford and Joshua Short Donation Association’s Annual many aunts, uncles, and Fund in care of Dan Meeting in November. cousins all who love him Bensman, 515 East Main Board member Ginny dearly. He was preceded Street Suite C, Anna, OH Beamish will serve as in death by his maternal 45302. Condolences may alternate. grandparent, Richard be expressed to the family Watkins. at www.bairdfuneral- Joshua was born home,com. Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 SPORTS Troy Tribune | Page 5 Troy Christian Poynter, Haddad Post 43 Junior Expects Highest Placer Continues Breakout Season Among Area State Strong Start By Jim Dabbelt soccer team, and it will Participants be tough to replace the Troy Post 43 used a game to preserve the 1-0 Ed. Note: Each week seniors.” strong pitched game and win. during the summer, the Peters knows that By Jim Dabbelt enth place fi nish was survived for a 1-0 win “We played great Gazette will be featuring basketball will be her Troy freshman Morgan over Columbus Indepen- defense tonight,” Brown a diff erent Troy/Troy ticket to play at the next There were nine events Gigandet, as she ran to a dence in a baseball game said. “Brandon Nesbitt Christian returning ath- level, and she looks for- at the state track meet last 10:59.79 fi nish in the 3200 last week. Senior right- caught a low line drive lete who looks to prepare ward to not only making weekend that was being meter run. Gigandet, who hander Chris Heisey down the right fi eld for a strong 2015-16 season herself a better player, contended by area ath- was the second highest more than fi lled the bill. line that could have be which starts in the fall. but has some lofty goals letes, and several of them placing freshman in the “He scattered three a problem. Zach Kirby in the Metro Buckeye placed in the top ten in event, was also the high- hits, struck out four blocked a number of She’s 6-foot-1, work- Conference. the state in their event. est fi nishing area runner against a very fi ne pitches in the dirt and ing to get better on the “I really enjoyed last The two highest from the Miami Valley. Columbus Indepen- Ford’s play in the last basketball court, and year, I thought we did placers among the area Kelsey Walters threw dence team,” said Troy inning saved the game.” is looking to make this well as a team last year,” athletes were Mitchell the shot put 38-feet, coach Frosty Brown. Post 43 scored the summer count. Accord- she said. “We added a Poynter of Tippecanoe 9.5-inches at the state “He threw a number of eventual winning run ing to Troy Christian couple of new coaches and Meredith Haddad of meet, landing her in curves and change up in in the fi fth. Greg Peffl ey girls’ basketball coach this year, and more peo- Troy Christian. tenth place overall in the critical situations that lined a single up the Dick Steineman, Eagles’ ple played AAU basket- Poynter, a junior with Division One girls event. enabled the defense to middle to lead off the in- junior two-sport athlete ball and developed their the Red Devils, fi nished Walters did not break Hailey Peters has the game so we want to win third overall in the 37-feet in her other two potential to become one conference this year. Division One boys’ 1600 throws, but shined with of the top players to ever We want to beat Miami meter run, as he fi nished her second toss, as the suit up at Troy Chris- Valley twice and I think with a time of 4:14.22, two Trojans junior was the tian. She is working we can do it.” seconds of the state cham- second highest throwing hard to live up to those “Also, I want to get out pion Gavin Gaynor of area athlete (Centerville’s expectations. to districts next year. We Hudson, who fi nished the Isis Trotman was eighth). Peters excelled in the are a very young team. I event in 4:12.16. Placing Finishing 13th overall post last season for the think next year (2016-17) second was Brad Eagan in the 3200 meter run basketball team, and she could be our best year, of St. Xavier at 4:13.83. was Troy junior Ste- heads into her junior there are some good Poynter’s time was three phen Jones, as he ran to year ready to take her players coming up. But second faster than his a 9:35.99 fi nish. Jones. game to another level. as for this year, I think regional championship Nobody was going to beat She also plays on the we will be a lot better.” time to qualify for the Kyle Mau of Hudson on varsity soccer team, and This summer, Pe- state meet. this day as he won the will be spending the ters is playing with the Haddad, also a junior event with a 9:00.60, but summer fi ne tuning her Dayton Lady Hoopstars at Troy Christian, jumped Jones earned Troy a top- skills for both sports, as Elite team, coached by an impressive 17-feet, ten fi nish. 10.75-inches, comfortably The Troy girls’ 400 settling her into third relay team of Ashley Barr, place overall. Ironically, Celina Counts, Walters support him.” ning, Greg Johnson laid the state champion in and Huff man did not In the fi rst inning, the down a perfect sacrifi ce that event was also from qualify to Saturday’s Independence loaded the bunt but Independence the same conference as fi nals, as they placed 13th bases with one out. Like catcher Ryan Curtis Troy Christian, the Metro in the prelim round with any great pitcher jumped on the bunt and Buckeye Conference. a time of 49.15. Heisey reached back threw a strike to second Junior Taylor Middle- Tecumseh also had and struck out the In- base to force out Peffl ey. ton (Miami Valley High two members of the boys’ dependence 5th and 6th “That was the fi nest School) leaped 18-feet, squad participating in the hitters to end the rally. play I’ve ever seen a 4.5-inches for the gold, Division One fi eld events. Heisey did not allow catcher make” Brown with senior Carolyn Kyle Terrell, a senior, another runner to reach said. It left Troy with Webster of Fredricktown fi nished 11th overall with second base until the one out and a runner placing second. Another a leap of 13-feet, as Matt seventh. still on fi rst. Senior Dayton area athlete, Allie Peare of Hoover won the Nursing a one run Brandon Nesbitt fol- Thobe of Marion Local, event with a vault of 16- lead, Independence’s, lowed with a single into fi nished fourth. feet, 4-inches. Matt Wisner lined a left fi eld, putting run- Troy was represented Also, Donte Clark one out, double to left ners on fi rst and second. in fi ve events, and their was involved in the high fi eld putting the tying Senior second baseman top fi nishers both placed jump, and the senior run on second. Wisner Michael Hale ground- seventh overall. fi nished his career with a advanced to third on an ed into a fi elder choice, Gracie Huff man, a se- 12th place fi nish, jumping error setting up a fi rst erasing Nesbitt and leav- nior with the Trojans, ran 6-feet, 4-inches, and was and third situation. “We ing Troy with runners a 57.06 in the 400 meter the only Dayton area par- had to watch for either on fi rst and third. dash, giving her the top ticipant in that event. The a possible squeeze play Hale and Gregg ran ten fi nish. Conference for winner of the high jump or a double steal, so the the double steal to per- Madison Doss of Wayne was Jacob Ross of David- defense was challenged,” fection and gave us a 1-0 fi nished fi fth. son with 6-feet, 10-inches. Brown said. “Heisey lead. “We had to try it Also earning a sev- then threw an import- because there just wasn’t ant 3-2 curve ball to the very many opportunities she progresses to be- longtime area basketball *LEVRQ/DZ2I¿FHV Independence lead off developing in this game come an elite athlete. coach Jerry Rex. Peters hitter Jay Shapiro, who and we had speed on the Peters began her made the big move to 3HUVRQDO3URIHVVLRQDO/HJDO6HUYLFHV tapped the ball to fi rst. bases.” hoops career in elemen- play with one of the top Jackson Ford took the The victory gives Troy tary school, playing for travel programs in the Joseph E. Gibson ball on a short hop and Post 43 a 3-0 start to the her father Brian Peters. country, and she feels Attorney At Law threw to home to nail season. “I began in fourth the decision has paid off Wisner trying to score. “We will be working grade and my dad was for her future. 545 Helke Road With two outs and on our pick off moves my coach,” she said. “He “Coach Rex taught me Vandalia runners now on fi rst and daily during batting was really involved in a lot the past couple of second, Heisey struck practice to make up for all of my sports.” Brian months,” she said. “We 937-264-1122 out the fi nal batter of the our lack of practice time Peters, also the varsi- went to the Deep South going into this season. ty girls’ soccer coach, (in North Carolina) an We have played 3 good was her basketball exposure tournament in SEND US YOUR games against 3 quality coach through middle April and it showed me teams and the Riverbats school until and Whitehouse are 2 she reached more top notch teams.” eighth grade. 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It was eye open- ENHANCEU and found it to be more ing.” enjoyable.” Peters’ squad is also is now here But Peters still enjoys going to Tennessee and soccer, and looks for- Georgia in July to some to better train ward to playing with the key exposure events Eagles this fall where she can display TRAININGT R ACADEMYY our athletes! “I play soccer to keep her talents for college STRENGTHST - TECHNIQUE - AGILITY - AWARENESS - RESPONSE - SPEED me in shape for basket- coaches all across the ball,” she said. “When I country. am moved into basket- She feels that her ball season, I am already defense has gotten a lot The best Instructors in the business of good shape for the better, which is some- season. Plus I really like thing she needs to work to play for my dad.” on to prepare for the new softball, baseball and conditioning!!! “We lost a lot tal- season. 958 S. Dorset Rd., Troy, Ohio 45373 • Phone:(937)339-3330 visit us online at: staarsacademy.com ent last year from the Troy Tribune | Page 6 COLUMNS/OPINION Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015 Tip Of The Week At Home BY SGT. JJ MAURO license around his neck. BY CONNIE MOORE Tipp City Police Retired Over my career I would New Neighbors take a call of a dog run- The month began with one Had a sad day this ning loose and upon family. Then, apparently satis- week and it hasn’t got- catching it, all I had to do fied as to the quality of the neigh- ten any better. Maybe was call the on call ani- borhood, other families moved after saying my piece mal shelter worker, give in. Jostling for home sites and here I can get on with my them the license number comfort zones, an air of com- normal life. I’m talking and they carried all the munity was finally achieved. about a visit to the an- dog owners names, ad- As we watched out windows, imal shelter. Anyone dresses and phone num- while no moving vans appeared, who knows me is aware bers matching the dog homes were put together with all that I am passionate license. Case over, the manner of material. One home when it comes to dogs family pet was home. arose from the finest available and innocent children. Not for these guys at the goods-mud, bits of plastic labels, So how does a cold animal shelter. No license, string and new-mown grass. hearted police officer no way to contact the own- Another home was built out of get down in the mouth er. Hopefully someone sticks, much like the second little over a visit to the dog will stop by and adopt the pig in the children’s beloved nurs- pound? I had two small dogs to become a part of ery rhyme-The Three Little Pigs. dog beds that my boys a loving family. If not, the There was no wolf to huff and puff JIM COPES | Photo had outgrown the first end will come, through but there were adversaries who year. Since they are eight no fault of their own. would have loved to take the house beginning their nest, it takes twen- government agents stepped in and years old now I finally ac- Of course the Ohio down. Their chunky size stopped ty days to lay the first egg. At one the birds flew the coop, thanks to cepted what the half unit Revised Code address- them from entering the front door. egg a day, another three to ten days dealers releasing them to keep from kept telling me, “They ar- es not only that every Their joys of living in this area goes by. Incubation takes twelve to being caught. Now these finches en’t going to get smaller dog has to be licensed, are heard daily, beginning before fifteen days. After hatching, anoth- are found in just about every state. and fit in the beds. Take but the license has to dawn. It’s a bit early for us but er seventeen to eighteen days are Like retired couples that do ev- them to the animal shel- be worn at all times. who are we to stipulate the tim- required for mom and dad to feed erything together, the local ter and let some home- 955.10 Tags to be worn. ing of another’s joy. It begins a cou- these children enough to build up house finches are seldom seen less dogs use them.” No owner of a dog, ex- ple of streets over with the small- strength to fly the coop. So a grand alone. They prefer to stick to- Okay, so after work I cept a dog constantly con- est of voices. Soon a coloratura total of sixty-three days is spent at gether twenty-four-seven and stop in the animal shel- fined to a dog kennel reg- is running through the trees and homemaking for this neighbor. take on challenges according to ter on 25A and get out of istered under this chap- streets and into our subconscious The opposite is found in the cow- the old rule, two heads are bet- the car. As soon as I am ter or one licensed un- brains that haven’t even sound- bird. These derelicts of the bird ter than one. Ah, the lessons we seen, all the dogs come der Chapter 956. of the ed the alarm to plug in the cof- world show up from the get-go to can learn from the neighbors. to the fence and begin Revised Code, shall fail to fee pot. Not that our neighbors worm their way into the homes of Coming home from a short fishing barking to get my atten- require the dog to wear, will drop by for a cup. They are the unsuspecting. They leave their trip, we find all is well in the com- tion. Being able to un- at all times, a valid tag is- of another species altogether. children-to-be on other’s doorsteps munity. Save for a crowd of teenage derstand Doglish, I know sued in connection with a Today all of the neighbors seem as it were, laying their eggs in nests house sparrows bent on using our they are trying to attract certificate of registration. to be busy minding their own busi- wherever they happen to find one. backyard as their personal training my attention. “Hey bud- A dog found not wear- ness. Oh, every-once-in-a-while, Do they come back to claim and grounds for flight school, we find dy, take me home with ing at any time a valid tag there erupts a squabble. The spar- care for their babes? No. They lol- our neighbors have stood watch you!” Another said, “No, shall be prima-facie ev- rows try to wreak havoc on the lygag around the yard and feeder, over their houses and ours. We are I am more fun to play idence of lack of regis- house wren’s endeavors, grack- sometimes moving on and some- welcomed home with a suggestion catch with, pick me!” tration and shall subject les squabble with each other and times staying till snow flies. How that we share our unused bait with The dog closest to the any dog found not wear- the robins. Robins joust each oth- the young cowbirds end up know- all in a somewhat one-sided block entrance was a white lab ing such a tag to impound- er for territory rights. How is ing who they are species-wise is a party. We dump the wax worms, that just stood there look- ing, sale, or destruction. it they seem to know where all mystery. Yet, by late summer they night crawlers and little red wig- ing at me. He said noth- Amended by 129th the worms are congregated be- will have joined their kind in wan- glers out onto the lawn and watch ing, just stared at me. We General Assembly low the surface after a rain? dering flocks, sometimes seen in as our new neighbors feast away. connected and he knew File No.150, SB 130, One family seems to be able mass accompanying herds of cattle. By the way, we’ve heard that new it. I explained to the §1, eff. 3/13/2013. to live in harmony with all. An extended family of six house neighbors are moving in locally at worker the story behind Effective Date: 12-12-1988 Chickadees have taken their good finches live within walking distance an amazing rate. The housing mar- the beds and turned to Come on people. You ole’ time about raising their fam- of each other down the street and ket is being pressed and the local leave. One last look and bought the license, put ily. Counting the days since they over a block. Frequently seen in this economy will get a boost this sum- he was still standing and it on. The dogs get used moved in to the east housing, yard, they seem to blend in even as mer as established residents in- just looking at me while to wearing a collar. we spoke daily of their sluggish- the father sports a bright raspber- vite the new move-ins to dinner. In all the others were still Notice the last word in ness and the possibility that some- ry-red jacket. Flashy, yes, but then fact, two new restaurants have al- barking for my attention. the ORC section above, thing was amiss with the fami- what else would one wear with the ready been set up within a mile ra- So how did the poor “…destruction.” No dog ly. We should have known better. nickname “Hollywood finches”. Not dius, featuring outdoor dining at guy end up in the ani- should be destroyed be- After being nosy and Googling native to America, these birds were its finest. Summer is in full swing. mal shelter? You know cause of an owner’s in- their personal lives, we were as- trapped and sold on the black mar- Contact Connie at dcrmoore@att. the story. An owner was ability to put the license sured that all was copasetic with ket in the 30s and 40s. When deal- net or Box 61, Medway, OH 45341. careless and let the guy on their family member. the tiny balls of energy. After ers tried to sell them in New York, run off without a dog

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Financial for use by Tipp of the United Methodist gram for the area youth pm beginning on June strategy is a smart move For example, if you’re City representative Matt Church. again this summer,” said, 23, 2015 at the Casstown divorced or widowed, a Buehrer. He has an offi ce The summer program, Maggie Sykes, Pastor of UMC, 102 Center Street in The money taken out fi nancial representative located at 29 W Main which highlights read- the Casstown Church. Casstown. of your paycheck every will be able to calculate Street in Tipp City. He ing skill development “Last summer we had 33 For more information month may be unwel- the diff erent ways you can be reached at 937- lead by college students students attend at least or to register call Pastor come now, but it can give can claim benefi ts and 667-8270. and church members, one week. It is a great Maggie Sykes at 937- you monthly income later how they can aff ect your About Thrivent Finan- will also include crafts, way to break up the week 339-4828 or visit http:// in life. retirement strategy. cial games, music and tips for during the summer.” Ca sstownumc.org to However, some ques- • Wait to draw. Now Thrivent Financial healthy living. A tasty, Todd Rappold, Su- download the registration tion if Social Security will that you are planning is a fi nancial services healthy lunch and an perintendent of Miami form from the Children’s last long enough for those for it, you can fi gure organization that helps afternoon snack will also East Schools supports Ministry page. in the work force now to out when the right time Christians be wise with be included. the work the church is be able to receive these for you to start receiv- money and live gener- Plans are in the works doing with this program. benefi ts. According to ing benefi ts. For many ously. The organization Social Security trustees, people, this will most off ers a broad range of enough reserves exist for often be after the age that products and services the system to pay 100 per- you are eligible to start along with guidance Homicide Investigation cent of promised benefi ts collecting full benefi ts. from fi nancial represen- until 2033, without fur- For every year that you tatives nationwide. For ports from York family instead of put it away ther reform. Full benefi ts delay, Social Security more than a century it Continued from Page 1 members that they had following use. are available at age 65 for benefi ts will increase by a has helped its nearly 2.4 a Dec. 30 report of a not heard from him in Police in an earlier those born before 1938, set percentage, eventually million member-owners disturbance at the home several days. report said they found gradually increasing to putting your monthly make wise money choices of her parents. 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Heywood School pected blood from four A neighbor also had Assisting local police locations in the entryway told investigators he in the investigation have and garage, according had not seen William been the Miami County to reports fi led with the York Sr. for more than a sheriff ’s offi ce, BCI, FBI, Honor Roll court. week and found it out of Miami County Prosecu- In the affi davit Moore character not to see him tor’s Offi ce and Kentucky Heywood Elementary McCann, Araya Osornio, lis, Sophia Fong, Aman- outlined the Tipp City walking and leaving his law enforcement agen- School has announced Dominique Pryslak, Cate da Goodwin, Gage Police Department’s lawn mower in the yard cies. their honor roll for the Rehmert, Harmony Rolf, Goodwin, Amaya Jack- investigation into re- 4th quarter. 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Contact deshelman42@ MATH TUTORING AVAIL- Items include:chairs, wind for a public agency overseeing website www.tippcitylibrary. yahoo.com or call 937-266- ABLE OGT also. I have ENON chimes, scrapbook paper, public infrastructure projects, org Please send a cover let- 0470 taught at the Jr and High GARAGE SALES furniture, tablets, clothes & with two (2) years of supervisory ter and resume to director@ School levels call 937-681- lots of misc. experience or; any equivalent tippcitylibrary.org or 11 E Main SERVICES 4122. 600 CANARY CT. June 11 combination of education, experi- St, Tipp City OH. 9:00-5:30, June 12 9:00-5:00. 2100 LIBERTY RD June ence, and training which provides SUMMER CHILD CARE in JBW HOME SOLUTIONS, Multi family sale. Estate an- 11 & 12 Thurs & Fri from 9-4. the required knowledge, skills, ANNOUNCEMENTS my home. 6:30 am to 5:30 LLC heating, air condition- tiques, furniture, toys, clothes, Items include: glassware, and abilities. Ohio Professional pm. 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I can sell anything on 6070BLESSED ASSURANCE GARAGE SALES items, lawn maintenance & under the City’s vehicle insurance all the Jeff Wyler lots. CLEANING SERVICE Clean- GIBSON MOWER REPAIR furniture policy. Excellent oral & written ing your home or business & Lawn Care A name you 2205 GINGHAMS- communication skills a must. Valid REMEMBER DAD FOR FA- with integrity. 7 years’ expe- can trust. Service & repair on BURG-FREDERICK 9900 BELLEFONTAINE Ohio driver’s license required at THER’S DAY June 21! You rience, insured, reasonable all makes & models. Serving RD. Thurs & Fri, Jun 11 & 12, RD. Thurs & Fri 8-5, Sat appointment or within six months. can get gifts he’ll like “”Eco- rates, free estimates. Call your outdoor power equip- 9-5. 4 family sale. Furniture, 8-noon. Everything from Salary: $2, 291.36 $3,081.52 Sox””, “”Man Soap””, puzzle Carla at (937) 543-8247. ment needs since 1989. No antiques, tools. Everything is some furniture, some tools, biweekly, w/excellent fringe ben- books, some hand tools, etc. one beats our experience good and everything is clean. tractor (disc, plow, snow efits. Submit resume, cover letter Come shop at Comfort & Joy, RICK’S MOWER SER- and expertise. Give us a call blade), clothing, bicycles, & salary history to Tim Eggleston, 106 S. Main St., New Carlisle VICE Beat the spring rush! at Business -937-232-3148 TROY treadmill, pool table City Manager, Tipp City Govern- Weds-Fri Noon-6 & Saturday Complete tune-up; which Office 937-845-3342 GARAGE SALES ment Center, 260 S. Garber Drive, 10-5. includes new spark plugs, oil Tipp City, OH 45371. For more change, new air filter, blade VETERAN PAINTERS Get 1410 & 1420 BARBERRY information, go to www.tippcityo- sharpened and balanced. En- ready for summer enter- CT June 11, 12 & 13 from hio.gov. EOE tire unit lubed & cleaned. $60 taining! Deck refurbishing, 8-5. Items include: King & includes all parts, pick-up and refinishing, pressure washing, twin comforter, tools, office delivery: (937)845-0313. window cleaning, interior & chairs, swing cabinets, Long- exterior painting. Call John at aberger pottery, household (937)344-3948. applicances, printer, office supplies, cupboard, table & chairs, bedding, toy kitchen, and other misc. We Are IT! Ladies Participate in Global Competition A team of local young nity service throughout workshops with topics “We’ve seen the develop- potential to bridge the gap to explore S.T.E.M. fi elds. ladies recently returned the competition. The team including sound eff ects, ment of superior aptitudes between what is taught Scheduled for Friday, No- from Destination Imag- placed 39th overall in costuming, The Voice mu- in analytical thinking, in our schools and the vember 13, this year’s one ination’s (DI) global their category of over 60 sic training hosted by The leadership, project man- thinking skills our youth day, hands-on program is fi nals, the largest creative teams. Exchange, and Lion King agement, teamwork, com- will need to succeed in the open to young women in thinking and problem “I am so incredibly animal movements spon- munication, research and world of the future.” grades 8–10. Registration solving competition in the proud of these girls. They sored by Disney. Buzz Al- innovation in hundreds of This year will mark the information will become world. Held in Knoxville, have shown perseverance dren hosted a workshop thousands of youth since 10th anniversary for Edi- available in August. For Tennessee, the team was and stamina through a and Paula Abdul was also our organization’s incep- son Community College’s more information, contact among more than 13,000 very tough process, and in attendance for dance tion three decades ago, We Are IT! program, Cathy Barrow by calling students representing they are all so talented,” training. and we believe Destina- which has encouraged 937-778-7885 or emailing more than 1,400 teams said Team Manager Destination Imagina- tion Imagination has the over 1,500 young ladies [email protected]. that advanced to global Shawn Falkoski. tion has had a positive fi nals. Kate Schinaman said of impact on more than 1.5 Destination Imagi- the trip, “I really enjoyed million young people and nation is an educational the entire experience… adults who have benefi t- Business Space Available program where teams of opening ceremonies, pin ted from taking part in its students are immersed trading, meeting people acclaimed Challenge Pro- in the creative process from other countries, the gram. This year, another • Prime Office Space needed to solve open-end- workshops… it was all a 100,000 young people • 2400 Sq. Ft. ed challenges, and then lot of fun!” competed in tournaments • Retail or office present their solutions at regional and state tour- • High Traffic Area naments. If they win at • On 25A between those levels, teams may Troy and Tipp City receive an invitation to the global fi nals. • Available July 1 The team consisted of young ladies who partici- pated in Edison Commu- nity College’s We Are IT!, an annual science, tech- Call Bob Freeman at 335-9797 nology, engineering, and mathematics (S.T.E.M.) program. All from Tipp LOUDMOUTH BURGERS IS NOW OPEN! City, team members included London Eberly, Pictured from Left to Right: London Eberly, Kate 251 Union St. Hope Falkowski, Paige Schinaman, Libby Kaibas, Paige Heitkamp, and 335-0888 Heitkamp, Libby Kaibas, Hope Falkowski. Not pictured: Becca Martin. Becca Martin, and Kate Schinaman. “I agree,” chimed in throughout the U.S. and FREE The team, dubbed Dou- Paige Heitkamp, “we in 30 countries to earn a Flavor Burst ble Digits, competed in learned so much from the spot at the Global Finals Ice Cream the Feary Tales category, other teams. The Duct competition in May. one of seven challenges Tape ball was a lot of fun, “The Destination that required participants too!” Imagination Program to apply S.T.E.M. prin- In addition to the allows students kinder- ciples, improvisation, competition, the girls garten through university theater arts, writing, proj- attended the Alice level to learn and experi- with purchase of Loudmouth Burger. ect management, com- programming language ence the creative process,” Exp 6/10/15 munication, innovation, workshop together. They said Chuck Cadle, CEO of teamwork, and commu- also participated in other Destination Imagination. LOUDMOUTHBURGERS.COM Troy Tribune | Page 10 Week of Wednesday, June 10, 2015

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Marcus Couch makes an incredible run to score Troy’s fi rst touchdown in the alumni football game. Troy beat Piqua 32-13 Pop Rocks performed at halftime

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