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The ELPHOS ERALD D Telling The Tri-County’s Story Since 1869H 50¢ daily Saturday, april 24, 2010 Delphos, Ohio Curves: helping women live better ness for a little over three for endurance and range of workout or need to either years (it has been in opera- motion based on Body struc- challenge yourself more or tion for 6 years), the Curves ture,” she explained. “You back off some. You get a franchise was started 18 years can get instant feedback on screen telling you the calo- ago by Gary Haven. the machine, like a coach; ries burned, muscle groups “His mother died at an it’s color-coded to show if worked in a 3-D anatomical early age and he didn’t want I’m doing it right or wrong diagram, what your strengths that to happen to other peo- while doing it. We say ‘go and weaknesses are. It gives ple, so he started this. This for the green’ because that you averages of the last 10 is his life’s goal; to help means you are doing fine. workouts, the trend line and women have better health The machine adjusts your how much you have improved and fitness,” Mox said. “He workout based on intensity or not. It’s the advantage of a designed this as a place where and recent progression, mon- personal trainer without the women can be comfortable. itoring your energy level and expense. Our staff is also There’s a saying: ‘no men, no range of motion to ensure here to coach and help out mirrors, no makeup.’ you are achieving your per- our clients. We are the only “It’s the largest fitness sonal potential. club within a 60-mile radius franchise in the world. The “Then there is the to have this feature; not every great part about this is that CurvesSmart on the com- club has it. It increases the there are over 10,000 franchi- puter, using your card, tell- sees and if you are a member ing you if you had a good See CURVES, page 6A of one, you are a member of all. Clients can get a traveling card — we have many clients that head to Florida when it gets cold or travel in general Jim Metcalfe photos — and they can use any facil- ity anywhere. Amy Mox, owner of Curves of Delphos, demonstrates the leg press machine featured at “We are a Shining Star the fitness center. Club designee, which is an honor. It’s not easy to get By JIM METCALFE popular, according to Amy seconds and then you move this. It means our staff does The Delphos Herald Mox, owner of the Delphos on; research shows 30 sec- a great job in serving clients [email protected] fitness center. onds is the optimal time for a and we meet rigorous busi- “The focus is on women strength-training set . ness practices and adhere to DELPHOS — As time and their busy schedules. It’s “The program has no free the Curves standards.” steadily marches on, people a 30-minute workout that’s weights; our machines use Mox noted how the cur- find themselves busier and different than usual centers hydraulic resistance, are sim- rent facility (1875 East Fifth busier. because it’s cardio, stretch- ilar to aquatic exercise and St.) moved from next door, Whether it be children, ing and strength training,” is inherently safe and effec- doubling the space. work or home challeng- Mox began. “There has been tive for women of all ages. There is one feature that is es, people find themselves so much research done on The machines work oppos- unique to the Delphos store: squeezed more and more this; strength training has ing muscle groups at the CurvesSmart; which it has to take better care of them- been the missing ingredient same time, which saves time. had for 1 1/2 years. selves. in women’s fitness. This is a There are no weight stacks to “CurvesSmart is the most Women seem to find this complete fitness and nutrition take care of or repetitions to advanced technology-coach- challenge even more daunt- solution; it exercises every count. We recommend three ing in the world. Each mem- ing. major muscle group and can times a week; that is great.” ber has microchip card — if That is one of the reasons burn up to 500 calories per According to Mox, who they so choose; most do — Diane Grothouse, one of the main beneficiaries of the Curves has become more workout. Each exercise is 30 has owned the Delphos busi- that customizes their workout programs at Curves, works the bicep-tricep machine. Sports TODAY Ireland honored for Baseball: Arlington at Elida (DH), 10 a.m.; Columbus Grove at New ‘Service to LCC’ Riegel, 11 a.m.; Kalida Staff reports Ireland took on many janito- at Stryker (DH), 11 rial duties and helped refinish a.m.; New Knoxville at DELPHOS — Dick Ireland’s the gymnasium floor for many Lincolnview, noon passion was science. years. He furnished the science Softball: Elida at Houston Another passion — teaching labs for “pennies on the dollar” Invitational, 9 a.m.; Ottoville it to others. by shopping in the government- at Paulding (DH), 11 a.m.; For 33 years, surplus stores Kalida and Van Buren at Ireland did so and helped Patrick Henry, 1 p.m. at Lima Central work on the Track and Field: Catholic — and development Jefferson, Lincolnview and became a true of the athletic Fort Jennings at St. John’s Thunderbird. field. Invitational, 9 a.m.; Ottoville On April “Dick was and Columbus Grove at Diller 17, Ireland was also an LCC Invitational, 9 a.m.; Elida at inducted post- supporter. He Tiffin Invitational, 9:30 a.m. humously into worked festi- the LCC Hall vals, supported Forecast of Fame in the the teams home Showers and Service to LCC and away and chance of category. c h a p e r o n e d thunderstorms I r e l a n d many school tonight. Lows came to LCC dances, events in the mid 50s. in 1960 at Ireland and class Rain likely the urging of Mgsr. E. plays,” Diana said. Sunday. Highs in the lower Edward C. Herr when the new His teaching wasn’t restrict- 60s; lows in the mid 40s. high school opened, according ed to Monday through Friday to his wife, Diana (Lehmann) or the school year. Ireland con- Ireland. ducted general science semi- Index Over the years, he taught nars on Saturdays for eighth- Obituaries 2A Stacy Taff photo physics and advanced physics, graders at the four Catholic State/Local 3A as well as general science, alge- grade schools in Lima, which Politics 4A Old playground equipment cleared for new bra and geometry. allowed students to take an Community 5A He was chairman of the additional year of science in Sports 6-7A City Recreation Department employee Jamey Wisher removes the old wooden Science Department, respon- high school. He also taught Classifieds 8A playground equipment from Waterworks Park Friday afternoon to make way for sible for curriculum develop- algebra during the summer and World News 9A a new playground system purchased through donations and foundation grants by ment and instructional materi- school year to eighth-graders, TV 4B the Delphos Kiwanis. The more-than $50,000 system will be assembled and erected als, etc. He also served on the enabling students to take by volunteers. A dedication is planned for May 5. This is the second playground Administrative Caucus as an Calculus during their senior project undertaken by the Kiwanis. The first system was put in place at Stadium advisor to Msgr. Herr. year. Park east of the Delphos Municipal Swimming Pool in 2008. Money was tight during the early years of the school. See IRELAND, page 3A Why wait for the emergency medical care you need? LESS THAN

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MINUTES #1 ON AVERAGE TEXT “TIME” TO 95495 2 1 2A – The Herald Saturday, April 24, 2010 www.delphosherald.com For The Record OBITUARIES Give newspapers a second life Genevieve A. The Daily Ever wonder what you can do with that “Jenny” Degen day-old Delphos Herald once it’s been read HeraldVol. 140 No. 264 front to back? Jan. 3, 1918 - Nancy Spencer, editor Since Earth Day was Thursday, I thought On the April 23, 2010 Ray Geary, business manager you guys might like to know how green you Genevieve A. “Jenny” Don Hemple, advertising can go with your newspapers. Other Hand Degen, 92, of Spencerville, manager There are oodles of uses for newspaper died at 5:25 p.m. Friday at her Tiffany Brantley, some of which I myself take advantage of. by Nancy Spencer home with her loving family circulation manager by her side. William Kohl, general manager/ I use them to catch my potato peels — of Eagle Print course only until I can establish my compost She was born Jan. 3, 1918, • Newspapers can help remove smells from The Daily Herald (USPS 1525 pile. I have also used them under paint trays near St. Marys to Earl Fred and items around the home. Stuffing newspapers 8000) is published daily except and messy brushes but neither of these are Sybil Silvia (Black) Paglow. into sneakers and shoes can help remove foot Sundays and Holidays. really “green” options. I recycle more than I On Nov. 16, 1935, she mar- By carrier in Delphos and odor. Newspapers can help remove musty ever have since we got our nice big recycle Isabella M. ried Otto C. Degen, who died area towns, or by rural motor smells from luggage and trunks if you place carts. But I’m not all that serious about it. I Jan. 14, 1990. route where available $2.09 per some inside and close them up. You can Schimmoller could try harder. There are many simple ways Funeral services will begin week. By mail in Allen, Van deodorize food containers with stubborn to be better stewards of the environment that Jan. 19, 1911 - at 1 p.m. Monday at Thomas Wert, or Putnam County, $105 smells by sealing some newspaper inside of we can all practice. April 23, 2010 E. Bayliff Funeral Home, per year. Outside these counties them for a few days. $119 per year. Here are some real tips on what to do with Isabella M. Schimmoller, the Rev. Andrew J. Atkins • Newspaper makes an excellent wrapping and Pastor Charles Johnson Entered in the post office those old newspapers from essortment.com: 99, of Delphos, died at 2:45 paper. Why pay ridiculous amounts of money officiating. Burial will be in in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as • Newspapers can be used for compost. a.m. Friday at Vancrest for paper that is going to end up in the gar- Kossuth Cemetery. Periodicals, postage paid at, Compost is an organic composition of decayed Healthcare Center. Ohio. bage when you can wrap all of your gifts in She was born Jan. 18, 1911, Friends may call from 2-8 elements that you can make in your own back p.m. Sunday at the funeral No mail subscriptions will newspaper? in Landeck to David and Lucy be accepted in towns or villages yard. When compost is added to soil, it enrich- • Newspaper is a great packing material. home. es it with nutrients and improves the quality of (Suever) Niemeyer. where The Daily Herald paper You can wrap delicate items such as Christmas On Sept. 7, 1932, she mar- Preferred memorials are carriers or motor routes provide your plants. Composting is a great way to ornaments, glasses and knick-knacks in news- to Spencerville Ambulance keep garbage out of landfills as well since ried Leon J. Schommoller, daily home delivery for $2.09 paper to protect them from breaking. Stuffing who died on July 30, 1998. Service or St. Rita’s Hospice. per week. you can use scraps of food, eggshells and balls of newspaper into boxes provides pro- Survivors include four 405 North Main St. other organic elements from your everyday tective cushioning and you don’t need to sons, Donald (Nancy) TELEPHONE 695-0015 garbage. When you want to make compost, purchase packing peanuts. Schimmoller of Delphos, FUNERALS Office Hours you need a good mix of carbon- rich materials • Keep a stack of newspapers handy for James (Sandra) Schimmoller SMITH, Jerry A., 62, of 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. and nitrogen-rich materials. Newspaper is a crafts. Newspaper can be used for paper of Springfield, Thomas Wapakoneta, funeral ser- POSTMASTER: Send address carbon-rich material and you can tear it into mache, paper chains, kites, paper-making, Schimmoller of Delphos and vices will begin at 3 p.m. changes strips and add it to your compost heap. Frank (Kathy) Schimmoller of on Sunday at the Bayliff & to THE DAILY HERALD, folded hats and boats. Newspaper can be a 405 N. Main St. • Newspapers are great for helping things to protective work surface for your table and Sudbury, Mass.; a daughter, Eley Funeral Home, St. Rt. hold their shape. Just crumple up some news- Virginia (Walter) Brinkman 501, Wapakoneta, Pastor Delphos, Ohio 45833 provides easy cleanup. R.J. Davis officiating. Burial paper and stuff it inside the purse. Newspapers • Newspaper can help with cleaning around of Wickburn, Ariz.; a brother, can also help hold the shape of boots and hats Norbert “Matt” Niemeyer of will be at a later date in the the house. Newspaper is great for cleaning National Cemetery, Battle BIRTH in the same way. up grease and for shining up windows. You Winterhaven, Fla.; a sister- A girl, Katherine “Kate” • Though it may not be extremely attrac- in-law, Sally Niemeyer of Creek, Mich. Friends may Julie, was born April 19 to can use newspaper to cover your furniture call from 1-3 p.m., Sunday at tive, newspaper can make excellent mulch in and floors to keep them clean when paint- Delphos; 24 grandchildren, Matt and Sarah Hemker of the funeral home, where mili- Whitehouse at St. Luke’s your garden. Mulch helps hold moisture into ing. Placing newspaper into the bottoms of 50 great-grandchildren and 12 tary rites will be conducted the soil and it prevents weeds from growing. great-great-grandchidren. Hospital in Toledo. your trashcans will help absorb moisture and by the Wapakoneta V.F.W. She was welcomed home Just lay down a layer of newspaper on all of odors. She was preceded in following the funeral service. the exposed areas of dirt in your garden. You death by a sister, Adeline by two brothers, Jake and •Finally, you can use newspaper as an Memorial contributions may Nathan. can water your plants and the newspaper and inexpensive insulation. Stuff newspaper into Horstman; three brothers, be directed to the family. Arnold, Alphonse and Bernard Grandparents are Gary and as it decomposes, it will add nutrients to the cracks near windows and drafty places in your Condolences may be Niemeyer; two grandchil- Cathy Hemker of Delphos and soil. attic or basement walls. If you ever get stuck expressed at www.bayliffan- dren, Jeffery Schimmoller Gary Brandyberry and Rita • If you have pets, you can use newspaper deleyfh.com. Brandyberry of Toledo. in the cold, stuff your coat and clothing with and Catherine Brinkman; and as an alternative to store-bought bedding newspapers. materials. Shredded newspaper makes great a great-grandchild, Renee You can even “spin” newspaper into yarn Schimmoller. bedding for small animals such as hamsters, to make rugs, curtains and even upholstery. guinea pigs and puppies. You can use news- Mrs. Schimmoller was co- Today’s news could become tomorrow’s founder of Delphos Poultry papers to line your bird’s cage or your cat’s next home design statement. Products, retiring in 1976. She litter box and you can use it to paper-train Read on and then instead of tossing that was a member of St. John the your puppy. DELPHOS CITY SCHOOLS sticks, pineapple, cookie, milk. paper in the recycle bin, give it another life. Evangelist Catholic Church, Week of April 26-30 Tuesday: Hamburger, tator tots, Take 30 Takedays 30and days see andhow see howTake 30 daysTake and 30 see days how and see how Eagles Aerie 471 Auxiliary, Grab and Go lunches are avail- green beans, pudding, milk. 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STATE/LOCAL Ireland ODOT Report (Continued from page 1A) St. John’s hosts The following is the weekly KLIMA’S “The end result was a very report concerning construction strong science and math cur- and maintenance work on state CARPET riculum for LCC students highways within the ODOT who were university-bound,” ‘Haiti Boxed Village’ District 1 which includes the CLEANING Diana said. counties of Allen, Putnam and Van Wert. (All work will take SServingerving tthehe Tri-CountyVan Wert All of Ireland’s teaching aarearea fforor ooverver 2200 years.years was not on the clock. Diana place during daytime hours Monday through Friday only said he tutored students on unless otherwise indicated) For all of your carpet his own time and served as Allen County & upholstery needs a mentor for new math and U.S. 30 from the Hancock science teachers as well as County line to Beaverdam Call Toll Free at “at-risk” teachers. He start- — Sealing of pavement cracks ed the JETS Club (Junior will reduce traffic to one lane 1-888-872-1445 Engineer Technical Society) through the work zone. Ottoville, OH at LCC and connected science Ohio 81 near Akdernman students with engineers and Road — Ditch work will scientists from Westinghouse reduce traffic to one lane and other sources for weekend through the work zone. learning sessions. Putnam County Ireland continued to teach There are no projects at LCC until 1993 when a scheduled during the week major medical issue ended which will have a significant his formal teaching career. effect on traffic. Her served as advisor to his Van Wert County replacement, Bob Sunderhaus, Ohio 116 between until his death in 1995. Venedocia and the Auglaize Ireland was the recipient of County line — Sealing of numerous educational grants pavement cracks will reduce from the national Science traffic to one lane through the Foundation and in 1989, he work zone. 1226229 received the Distinguished Teaching Award from LCC. VOTE “As a teacher of science, Dick showed his students there Kim is no true conflict between religion and science, between Photos submitted faith and reason,” Diane said. BRANDT After serving four years Father Jacob holds 10 p.m. Mass in the All Saints Building during the St. John’s for in the U.S. Army in Japan, Liturgy Team’s ‘Haiti Boxed Village.’ Ireland returned to the States COUNTY and earned a bachelor of sci- ence degree in comprehensive science from the University of COMMISSIONER Dayton and a M.A.T. in phys- Find Kim on Facebook ics and a M.Ed. in high school administration from Miami Kim Brandt for Commissioner University. Before working at LCC, Phone: 419-495-2419 Ireland taught physics at the www.KimBrandtForCommissioner.com University of Dayton and Paid for by committee to elect Brandt, Commissioner, Cary Brandt, Treasurer, 1098 St. Rt. 81, Willshire, Ohio 45898 Fairmont High School in Kettering. While employed at LCC, he was the phys- ics instructor at Ohio State’s Lima Branch Campus for many years in the late after- noon-evening division. Ireland and his wife have three children: John Ireland, Jane Ireland and Patricia Carmichael. They also have three grandchildren: Jesse, Jacob and Erin. About 187,000 Ohio homes get heating cost help COLUMBUS (AP) — The state says about 187,000 low- income households received Students Chris Goodwin and Tyler Koester sleeping outside with their boxes. help with heating costs from November through March, St. John’s Liturgy Team arrived, they were sent the the now we get to leave and about 7,000 more than the pre- members organized a lock-in East Hall to set up their boxes tonight we get to sleep in vious year. event entitled “Haiti Boxed and build their home for the our own homes and in our Ohio Department of Village” on April 17. The night. Some of the activi- own beds, help us to realize WE HAVE THE PERFECT PAINT FOR EVERY PROJECT! Development Director Lisa event was one of St. John’s ties included Mass by Father how lucky we are,” Senior Patt-McDaniel said Friday that many Hope for Haiti fund- Jacob at 10 p.m., a volley- Religion Teacher/Liturgy the state spent roughly $45 raisers this year. 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“Never practice what you preach. If you’re going to practice it, why preach it?” POLITICS — Lincoln Steffens, American journalist-reformer (1866-1936) Fort This Jennings and Community That Book by HELEN KAVERMAN

Many of us in small towns hunt up our parish directory when we want to know who’s who. We read a marriage announcement in the paper and wonder, “Which Miller does she belong to?” That’s the most numerous name in the Delphos phone book. Pohlman isn’t far behind. Then there’s Grothaus but they spell their name four different ways. Fisher and Fischer is the same way. Just get out the parish directory to get the correct LETTERS TO THE EDITOR information. Some directo- DEAR EDITOR: people with pest and weed issues, and how ries contained photos so you I write to urge residents of Van Wert Extension helps people farm in more environ- can compare how someone looked 10 years ago. Churches County to support the OSU Extension levy mentally responsible ways. in Ottoville and Fort Jennings on May 4. Extension has had a vital, positive Recent budget cuts are threatening these have published histories that impact on the lives of thousands of Ohioans services. If local Extension funding is lost, include family listings. Many Deb Birkemeier is compiling The Fort Jennings over the years—providing practical advice, more vital services will be wiped out. So I of these listings include three sensible solutions, and down-to-earth answers urge everyone to vote FOR the OSU Extension Community Book using information from prior publica- generations of a family. tions on Fort Jennings and the church. She is also accepting for all Ohioans. Despite its success, Extension levy on May 4. Let’s keep 4-H and Extension Deb Birkemeier of Fort in Van Wert County could be eliminated if working for our children, families and com- information from families in the community to complete Jennings is going one bet- the book. local funding is lost. munities. ter. She is compiling a Fort Extension is a partnership among The Nick Wolford Jennings Family Book, which en name. Also include grand- when she was “laid up” from Ohio State University, the U.S. Department Spencerville aims to include every individu- kids and year of birth. back surgery. To have some- of Agriculture, and counties across the state. al and family in Fort Jennings. Writing is not new to Deb. thing to do, she compiled a Under the terms of the partnership, the This means EVERYONE. She was the co-author of Fort Jennings Directory for University is prohibited from contributing DEAR EDITOR: With the help of many friends, the Familie Laudick, along herself on the people and to a county’s Extension program until local Why vote for a 0.4-mill property tax for she is collecting all the fami- with her parents, Dick and businesses, listed according funding has been secured. Van Wert Co. Extension, 4-H and Agriculture lies in the community, not Jeanette Laudick of Ottawa. to the roads or streets of their As a land-grant University, Ohio State is to be more specific? Agriculture is the prime just members of St. Joseph’s Her father and grandfather location. This project evolved committed to improving lives and enriching industry in the county and will be for the fore- Parish. This includes every- were editors of the Putnam into her present project. She communities. OSU Extension, through 4-H seeable future probably more important in the one in the school district, County Sentinel for several will include ancestral info clubs, family and consumer services, com- future than the immediate past. Jennings Township and more; years. Her mother has also if provided to her. She has munity development programs, education and Extension provides education and timely some even living in Jackson compiled other genealogy used the 1984 and 1998 St. other supports for farmers, has deep roots in warning as to disease and insect problems. or Monterey Township. If you books, including The Recker Joseph Parish books, tele- Van Wert County. Among the Ohio counties A 1 percent yield increase or decrease in consider yourself a member of Connection and the Schmitz phone books and plat books that I visit each summer, Van Wert strikes me soybean and corn yield results in an increase the Fort Jennings Community, – Meyer book. for some information. as a place where community ties are strong or decrease of $864,000 more or less income send your info to: Deb Deb and her husband, This book will also include and growing stronger. County-wide. With potential disease and Birkemeier at Birk@bright. Harold, live in rural Fort a history of Fort Jennings and The Extension levy is a small investment insect problems that exist, a few hours warn- net or by mail to 21121 Road Jennings, where they raised Jennings Township, since that will make a big difference. ing could be critical. 22, Ft. Jennings, OH 45844 five children: Crystal (Terry) Fort Jennings will celebrate Sincerely, Currently animal agriculture is important Information should include Horstman, Scott (Kelly) its 200th birthday in 2012. It E. Gordon Gee, and there are issues within that area that need his and her names with maid- Birkemeier, Shawn (Angie) was first a supply fort during president, dealt with to meet some of the challenges of en name of wife; year born for Birkemeier, Ryan (Nikki) the War of 1812. The Ohio State University that industry. Extension can be a help and is both; towns they grew up in; Birkemeier and Craig So send your info to Deb involved. his and her parents, including Birkemeier. They also have by e-mail or snail mail. If you Extension also provides pesticide applica- maiden names of women; and eight grandchildren. don’t get your family info to DEAR EDITOR: tor training and licensing. If we do not have children’s names and years Deb has always had an her, someday your descen- Everyone who lives in Van Wert County a local office we may need to travel further born. If a child is married interest in genealogy. This dants will say “Why weren’t benefits from OSU Extension. That’s why to get the training that we need every three include year and wife’s maid- project began three years ago we in that book?” I’m asking people to vote FOR the Extension years. levy on May 4. What this is really about is local control Ohio voters to decide fate of Third Frontier As a farmer, I’ve had a lot of first-hand verses State or Federal control. The closer experience with 4-H and OSU Extension. to home the control is the better. The adage I’ve seen how 4-H helps many young people the squeaky wheel gets the grease is true, the Program, location of Columbus casino develop important skills such as livestock further away the lube point the harder it is to BY STEVE BUEHRER, the future. According to SRI to find an alternative loca- production, record keeping and financial man- get our grease to it. Ohio Senator International, Third Frontier tion for the Columbus casino agement. It gives them a strong sense of con- Based on my calculations it will cost me dollars have been leveraged to development at the site of an fidence and prepares them to become respon- 12.6 cents per $1,000 of tax value that is a When Ohioans cast their help create more than 40,000 old Delphi facility on the west sible adults. I’d hate to see our kids lose the little more than current Senior Citizens tax ballot in the primary election jobs and generate billions of side of Franklin County. The experiences that 4-H gives them. (12.4) and little less than current Library tax on May 4, they will be asked dollars in economic activity. General Assembly approved I’ve seen how OSU Extension helps fami- (13.5). This is a five year levy, not a perma- to decide the fate of the Ohio Supporters also argue that fail- Senate Joint Resolution 8 in Third Frontier Program, a ure to renew the Third Frontier January to put the issue on the lies deal with debt problems by teaching nent tax. I will support the levy and I would 10-year, $1.4 billion would put Ohio at a ballot in May. It will appear financial responsibility and showing them urge you to also support the levy. how to stretch their food dollars. Many fami- investment initiated competitive disadvan- as Issue 2. We must be frugal, but we cannot save our- in 2002 by the Ohio tage when competing Many Ohioans outside of lies need this kind of help in tough times. selves into prosperity. We must invest to pros- I’ve seen how many farmers benefit from General Assembly for investment in the Franklin County may wonder per. Leadership is a good investment (4-H). why they should have a say in Extension’s pesticide training and pond man- and then-Governor global marketplace. Charles Profit, Bob Taft to help Opponents of Issue where a casino in Columbus is agement, how the program’s expert staff helps Van Wert Ohio companies and 1, however, argue that located. Since the November research institutions despite the promised vote amended Ohio’s develop and com- economic benefits of Constitution any change must mercialize high-tech the Third Frontier, it also amend Ohio’s constitution. products that could is not fiscally-prudent Therefore, all voters in the state IT WAS NEWS THEN attract development, Buehrer for state government to must approve the move wheth- grow jobs and make borrow $700 million at er it directly impacts their com- One Year Ago rooms on Elida Avenue. Grand Knight Jerome our state’s economy more a time when Ohio is working munity or not. • St. John’s High School students who Pohlman was in charge of the open meeting. competitive. The program, with very limited resources. Specifically, a “yes” vote made the honor roll in any of the first three The evening’s program consisted of two films which is supported by $500 They also point out that while on Issue 2 would authorize quarters of the school year were treated to shown, the first on the baseball World Series million in bonds approved by tax dollars from all regions of Penn National to build a casi- lunch. National Honor Society advisor Sue of 1959 and the second on Baseball’s Hall of Ohio voters in 2005, is sched- the state will be used to help no at the Delphi site in west- Knippen and Student Council advisors Paul Fame at Cooperstown, New York. The films uled to expire in 2012. pay for the Third Frontier, the ern Franklin County. If Issue Hellman and Kim Honigford spearheaded the were provided by Al Quinlan of Lima Loyalty This past winter, the Third impact of the program will 2 fails, Penn would still have annual luncheon which is also supported by Council, and were very much enjoyed by all Frontier was a major topic of not be felt everywhere. Third the rights to move forward their respective groups. present. Quinlan was present for the session discussion at the Statehouse. Frontier grants have primarily with the casino development and was accompanied to Delphos by Oscar While many legislators were been awarded to businesses in the Arena District. Even 25 Years Ago — 1985 Leis of the Loyalty Council. Rev. Roger supportive of efforts to place a and universities around Ohio’s if voters say “no”, the casino • Mayor Harold Wieging has recommend- Bonifas of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, constitutional amendment on major cities. will still be built. Issue 2 is ed the city proceed with a two-phase sewer Crestline, was a guest at the meeting. the ballot to renew the pro- Ultimately, it will be up to only about the location of the improvement project costing approximate- gram, the House and Senate Ohio voters to decide whether Columbus based casino. The proposal would not affect the ly $1 million. The last sewer installations 75 Years Ago — 1935 initially disagreed about how they believe the Third Frontier much the Legislature should is worth continuing into the casino projects in Cleveland, occurred in the downtown area in 1984 as • St. John’s High won their opening game ask Ohioans to authorize to next decade. Cincinnati or Toledo. part of the street improvement project. The of the season at Fort Jennings in a one-sided keep it going. Ohioans heading to the polls I urge all voters in the mayor’s plan calls for using around half the contest. The Blue and Gold players were In early January, the House on May 4 will also be asked to 1st Senate District to study $2,021,550 set aside in the water pollution too much for the Fort Jennings High School passed House Joint Resolution decide the location of a future the arguments on both sides control fund. team, and took the long end of a 20 to 1 12, a $950 million renewal of casino in Columbus. You may of these issues and make an • Spencerville Lions Cheer Club mem- count. Wm. Greiner pitched four of the seven the Third Frontier over five remember last November that informed decision on May ber for April 25-May 2 will be celebrating innings. Clair Ditto pitched the remaining years. The Senate followed Ohio voters approved a consti- 4. For more information on her 96th birthday April 28. Kate Beebe of three innings. by approving a $500 million tutional amendment to allow Issues 1 and 2, please visit the Roselawn Manor was born in the Dakota • Work is going forward nicely on the West plan, which mirrored the Third Las Vegas-style casinos to be Ohio Secretary of State’s web- Territory. Her father was a homesteader in Second Street improvement. A force of men is Frontier bond issue that Ohio built in Cleveland, Cincinnati, site at www.sos.state.oh.us. the territory which was divided in 1889 into at work there under the FERA. The old trac- voters said “yes” to in 2005. Columbus and Toledo. While North Dakota and South Dakota. She married tion line rails are being removed and will be The disparity sent HJR12 to residents in Cleveland, I encourage residents Ray Beebe and after his death, she moved to sold. The brick in the middle of the street is conference committee, where, Cincinnati and Toledo all from the 1st Senate District Spencerville with her son Tony and family. being taken up and will be re-laid. The work after much deliberation, the voiced support for gambling in to contact me with any ques- • St. John’s girls track team was fourth in started at State Street and is being carried east House and Senate reached a their cities, a majority of vot- tions, thoughts or concerns a quadrangular meet. Bev Fischer won the from that place. compromise to put a four-year, ers in Central Ohio opposed about state government issues. discus with a toss of 87-3 ½. Sharon Metzger • Jefferson High came through with a $700 million Third Frontier the plan to build a casino, You can write me, Senator was second at 78 and Beth Gengler was third. victory in their first game of the season at renewal package before vot- planned for the Arena District Steve Buehrer, Ohio Senate, Sharon Wilhelm placed fifth in the 100-meter Vaughnsville where they had the hardest kind ers in May. The proposal will in Downtown Columbus. Statehouse, Columbus, Ohio, dash. The 800-meter relay team of Marcia of battle with the strong Vaughnsville High appear on Ohioans’ ballots as Despite this regional opposi- 43215, or contact me by phone Grone, Linda Ebbeskotte, Lynn Pothast and team. The Red and White took the jump on Issue 1. tion, a casino could still be at 614-466-8150. I can also be Liz Wrocklage took second. their opponents, scoring two runs in the first The Yes on Issue 1 cam- built on that site. reached by email at SD01@ senate.state.oh.us. In addition, frame and one in the second to put the game paign has worked to cham- With such strong opposi- pion the Third Frontier’s tion to building a casino spe- for more information about 50 Years Ago — 1960 on ice. Hits by Sacher and J. Jones accounted my work in the Ohio Senate, • A very good attendance marked the for the scoring in the first. Buettner and Gary impact on Ohio’s economy cifically in the Arena District, and the program’s potential state, county and city leaders please visit my page on the Father-Son meeting held by Delphos Council hit in the second to send the third Delphos to bring more investment and worked with representatives new Senate website at www. Knights of Columbus in the council club player over the plate. high-tech jobs to the state in from Penn National Gaming ohiosenate.gov/steve-buehrer. 1

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COMMUNITY LANDMARK From the Thrift Shop PET CORNER A variety of Mother’s Day gifts at the Thrift Shop BY MARGIE ROSTORFER Delphos EMS The air is thick with the Max is a 2-year-old Kibbles is a 2-year- dust from the farmers that Corgi/Terrier mix. He is old neutered male. He’s CALENDAR OF are scurrying around trying neutered and needs a fam- extremely sweet and play- to get their crops in with ily that can keep up with ful despite his very serious EVENTS the nice weather this week his energy! expression! in antic- TODAY ipa- The Humane Society of Allen County has many pets wait- ing for adoption. Each comes with a spay or neuter, first shots 9 a.m.-noon — Interfaith tion of and a heartworm test. Thrift Store, North Main a good The Humane Society is located at 3606 Elida Road, Lima, Street. harvest and can be contacted at 419-991-1775. St. Vincent DePaul Society, season located at the east edge of the come The following pets are available for adoption through St. John’s High School park- this fall. The Animal Protective League: ing lot, is open. The facil- Glad Kittens: ity can also be opened by it’s that 8-week-old black and white male and female appointment by calling John Chak — 6-month-old gray and white spayed male kind of 6-month-old gray/white tiger female Trentman at 419-692-7185. dust and Rostorfer 8-month-old gray tiger male 5 p.m. — Delphos Coon not that 6-month-old gray/white female and Sportsman’s Club hosts a volcanic Dogs: chicken fry. ash that’s in the air like Snoopy — 1-year-old white/black/brown male Beagle 7 p.m. — Bingo at St. across the ocean! A lot of Puppies: John’s Little Theatre. gardens have been planted Chak — 3-month-old black Poodle/Chihuahua Pug mix Sandy — 9-week-old female black/brown Dachsund/ already, and people are Chihuahua mix SUNDAY looking forward to freshly 1-4 p.m. — Mighty — 9-week-old female black/brown Dachsund/ Putnam County harvested lettuce, peas, Chihuahua mix Museum is open, 202 E. Main radishes and other early 3-month-old male Beagle St. Kalida. produce. Spring. Ahhh. It’s 1:30 p.m. — Amvets Post great, isn’t it? Stacy Taff photo For more information on these pets or if you are in need of 698 Auxiliary meets at the Workers have been bus- finding a home for your pet, contact The Animal Protective Amvets post in Middle Point. ily sorting the items that The Thrift Shop has a selection of items that would be League from 9-5 weekdays at (419) 749-2976. If you are look- 4 p.m. — Amvets Post 698 continue to come in through appropriate for Mother’s Day gifts. ing for a pet not listed, call to be put on a waiting list in case regular meeting at the Amvets something becomes available. Donations or correspondence the donation window. willing to do what was that’s this month’s post in Middle Point. can be sent to PO Box 321, Van Wert, Ohio 45891. We’re very thankful that asked of you and we appre- report. people remember us with Please notify the Delphos ciate that very much! their donations. Because of Thinking about camp- Herald at 419-695-0015 if those donations, the selec- there are any corrections ing? Stop in and pick up tions at the Thrift Shop those camping supplies so Music to or additions to the Coming can change daily—so shop Events column. you’re ready to go! Needing often! If you happen to extra dishes, pots and pans, have some large shopping more swimsuits or some Your Ears! bags on hand and would extra toys for the kids at consider donating some of the campsite? You can find those, we would appreciate everything you need right Referrals are our that very much. here! greatest compliment! Many nice items have In church this past come in just in time for Sunday, we all took notice We're offering Mother’s Day. There are of the new banners hung In Hearing Aid many great gift ideas for this week with some of pas- $ Center Cash Mom and the kids don’t tor’s favorite verses. Luke 100 for each one!* have to spend a lot either! 10:2 is one of those: “The Stop in and browse the harvest is plentiful but the selection. workers are few. Ask the *See store for details The manager, directors, Lord of the harvest, there- Happy Birthday and staff would like to say fore, to send out workers April 25 a special “thank you” to into His harvest field.” Do Devin Rabe the National Honor Society you think the Thrift Shop Jim Fair high school students and could be one of the Lord’s Ron Schwinnen their advisors who have harvest fields? If you’d like Ryan Kortokrax been such a tremendous to be a worker there, we’d help to us here. You’ve love to have you! April 26 represented your high Call 419-692-2942 Dawn Mansfield school and the Thrift Shop to volunteer your help— Craig Wreede very well through your and you’ll harvest the FROM BABY TO GRADUATE T.J. Rode courteousness and helpful reward! Josh Sherrick manner. You were always Until the next time, It seemed like just a few short years...

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6A – The Herald Saturday, April 24, 2010 www.delphosherald.com SPORTS Curves Blue Jays pummel Flyers By JIM METCALFE runs batted in) and an error innings. There are times when The Delphos Herald on a ground ball from Ty you get that many strikeouts, [email protected] Bergfeld (2-for-4, 2 runs, 2 it’s easy for the defense to RBIs). However, the Jays left get on its heels but we didn’t MARIA STEIN — It’s the bases loaded. do that tonight. We stayed in pretty simple; when you Pohlman was “intention- the game.” score 16 runs, it’s hard to ally” walked with one down Marion Local finally got lose a baseball game. in the third and stole sec- to Webb in the home half of St. John’s got out those ond an out later but was left the fourth. They combined a bats against Marion there. walk, three straight singles, a Local, compiling 15 hits, The fourth was fielder’s choice RBI (Jarren including round-trippers as crazy as any, Griesdorn) and an error to by Chris Pohlman and with the Jays batting score four times and get Nate Webb, to crush the around twice. Webb within 14-4. Flyers 16-4 in Midwest started it by dialing The Jays kept it up in Athletic Conference long distance to left. the fifth. Webb walked and action on a cool Friday Geise (2-for-3, 3 moved up on a sock to left by night in Maria Stein. runs, 2 RBIs) got on Geise. A wild pitch advanced “Our offense is Webb via a throwing error, both and both came home snowballing. We’re burgled second and courtesy a 1-out knock up the going up there with a lot of scored on a Calvelage knock gut by Bergfeld. confidence,” Jays coach Dan up the gut. He stole sec- Geise came on in relief in Metzger explained. “We’re ond. Bergfeld got aboard on the Flyer fifth and ceded a Jim Metcalfe photos swinging at good pitches, a bad-hop single that hand- leadoff walk but struck out The Curves fitness center features a circuit for use of its clients, helping them get in especially early in the count, cuffed second sacker John two between a ground-ball that 30-minute workout. and we’re not chasing stuff Elking but Calvelage stayed out. out of the strike zone. Even at second. Both advanced on “We were 3-7 at one (Continued from page 1) lot of practical advice. If you your most previous asset and with two strikes, we’re not a wild pitch and scored on a point but we have turned that are strength training as you not taking care of it is costly panicking and we’re getting 2-run rip to right center by around this week,” Metzger our clients have and we have lose weight, your body will in the long run. good cuts.” Leininger. He stole second. added. “We know we let one seen definite results. We have prioritize and protect muscle “It’s very rewarding to see The Jays (8-8, 1-2 MAC) Joel Pohlman walked. An out get away from us Tuesday seen many achieve their goals tissue, tending to burn more clients reduce or get off their didn’t score right away, get- later, a sharp single to left by against St. Henry but we faster.” body fat for energy. Muscle medicines entirely, to lower ting a 2-out hit batter (Jordan MacLennan juiced the bases. recovered well from that. Many clients are in the tissue burns a lot of energy. their blood pressure, to have Leininger) in the top of the Austin Vogt’s sharp knock We got better in all three club for weight management, This is a critical component better range of motion and first, with a steal of second up the middle got Leininger phases.” though that is not the entirety for successful long-term sleep better. There are greater (7 for the team) and a passed home. Webb clubbed a dou- St. John’s is at Versailles of the program. weight management.” benefits that just weight man- ball moving him to third. ble to left center that plated 5 p.m. Tuesday. “We want to rev up the This is for old and young agement.” However, he was left there. J. Pohlman and MacLennan, ST. JOHN’S (16) metabolism so that women alike, according to Mox. One of those clients is ab-r-h-rbi Webb (3-1; 4 IPs, 3 hits, pushing Vogt to third and Tanner Calvelage lf 5-2-3-2. Ty don’t feel they have to be on “We have women of all Diane Grothouse. 4 runs, 3 earned, 2 walks, 7 ending Mescher’s day on the Bergfeld ss 4-2-2-2, Jordan Leininger dh a diet the rest of their lives,” ages. We have partnered “She started Jan. 16 of 3-1-1-2, Joel Pohlman cf 3-1-0-0, Chris Ks) came out throwing bul- mound. Pohlman c 3-1-1-1, Mitchell MacLennan she continued. “Actually, our with the Healthways Silver this year and has lost 31 1/2 lets, striking out seven of his Geise greeted Greg rf 4-2-2-0, Austin Vogt 1b 4-1-1-1, Nate weight management program Sneakers Fitness Program, pounds and 21 3/4 inches Webb p 3-3-3-4, Ryan Edelbrock 2b 0-0- first nine in setting the Flyers Wolters with a 2-run double 0-0, Curtis Geise 3b/p 3-3-2-2. Totals is open to the public and that the nation’s leading exercise overall. She battles arthritis down in order in the first down the left-field line and, 32-16-15-14. includes men. We talk about program designed for older and acid reflux and found that MARION LOCAL (4) three frames. in turn, scored on Calvelage’s ab-r-h-rbi educational and nutritional adults,” she added. “It’s changes in her nutrition and The Jays began their hard shot off third baseman John Elking 2b 2-1-0-0, Tucker needs.” refreshing to see the insurance exercise has helped both; it Smith rf 3-1-1-0, Jared Prenger cf 3-1- uprising in the second Travis Winner; Calvelage 1-0, Monte Imwalle 1b 3-0-1-2, Travis helps to keep moving,” Mox against Flyer starter Ryan hustled to second. He took Winner 3b 2-1-0-0, Jarren Griesdorn ss said. 2-0-0-1, Ryan Mescher p 1-0-0-0, Greg Mescher. Pohlman crushed third on a wild toss. Bergfeld Wolters p 0-0-0-0, Craig Niekamp dh Grothouse came to Curves a no-doubter well over the walked and swiped second. 2-0-0-0, Lee Pierron c 1-0-0-0. Totals to help deal with all of that. 19-4-3-3. 335-foot mark just right of Leininger walked to load Score by Innings: “After struggling with the scoreboard in left-center them up. An out later, C. St. John’s 0 2 0 (12) 2 - 16 weight control all my adult Marion Local 0 0 0 4 0 - 4 field. Mitchell MacLennan Pohlman got on courtesy of E: Winner 2, Griesdorn 2, C. life, my body was telling me (2-for-4, 2 runs) hit a sharp an error, scoring Calvelage. Pohlman, Pierron; DP: Marion Local it’s time to make a commit- 1; LOB: St. John’s 8, Marion Local 2; single up the middle and stole MacLennan fanned but an 2B: Webb; HR: C. Pohlman, Webb; ment to change. I thought second. A 1-out wild pitch error on the play brought SB: Calvelage 2, Leininger 2, Bergfeld, exercise would be painful got him to third, from where Bergfeld home for a 14-0 C. Pohlman, Geise; POB: Webb (by with arthritis but I learned Pierron). he scored on a rip to center edge. to start slowly and do what I IP H R ER BB SO can; along with weight man- by Webb (2-for-3, 3 runs, All told, the Jays scored ST. JOHN’S 2 RBIs). He was called out 12 times in the inning. Webb (W, 3-1) 4 3 4 3 2 7 agement and commitment, it Geise 1 0 0 0 1 1 can be done,” she explained. on a pickoff play by catcher “I’ve been involved in FORT JENNINGS Lee Pierron. Curtis Geise got those types of innings but Jared Calvelage (L, 0-2) “I wanted a healthy way to 4.1 6 4 3 2 1 achieve my goal of feeling aboard via an error and got to on the other end,” Metzger Mesker 2.2 2 1 0 0 3 third on a single by Tanner explained. “Webb was on WP: Mescher 2, Wolters; HBP: better. I’ve had really good Leininger (by Mescher); PB: C. Pohlman, One of the unique features of the Delphos Curves center results with weight loss and Calvelage (3-for-5, 2 runs, 2 his game in the first three Pierron. is the CurvesSmart technology-coaching software, helping dealing with those two condi- clients see their progress and tracking their workouts. tions since I’ve changed my According to owner Amy Mox, this allows the convenience way of thinking about food. of personal training without the cost. “Since I now eat healthily, Thunderbirds outslug Musketeers I can really taste the food. It’s By FRANK GERMAN into a role they are not more satisfying and I don’t The Delphos Herald “This was the as comfortable with, like Debbie Bell is the man- companies paying for preven- feel deprived of anything.” [email protected] ager of Curves in Delphos tive care, so our Medicare- our pitchers,” LCC coach Being amongst “friends” fifth game this John Schnieders comment- and Nadia Rodman is its eligible ladies can exercise has helped her stay the FORT JENNINGS — Registered Dietitian. They for free; we encourage all of ed. “Cam Mangette came course. Friday night, as the threat of week, so we through after a rough first teach and facilitate its free these ladies to stop in and see “I can always count on rain loomed, Fort Jennings weight management classes. if they can’t join the program. encouragement from the staff asked some guys inning where the defense “I provide accountability We also offer free monthly hosted Lima Central let us down a little bit. We at Curves and I look for- Catholic in baseball. for those who want to man- classes on various health top- ward to the workouts, where to step into a role got some big hits in some age their weight, as well as ics open to everyone; these nobody is judged by their The bats were hot for key situations to get the 1-on-1 help. Our classes are usually last 30-60 minutes. size,” Grothouse added. both teams with LCC edg- they are not as scores.” based in the ground-break- “The research is clear; “We’re all exercising for per- ing out the host Musketeers comfortable Fort Jennings falls to ing research done by the exercising regularly and sonal reasons and goals. I now by the score of 11-9. 6-6. They play Ottoville on Exercise and Sports Nutrition maintaining a healthy weight have so much more energy Jennings started off with, like Monday at home. Laboratory at Texas A & M can save not only your life to enjoy life, especially my making a statement right “LCC has a good ball University,” Bell said. “It’s a but money as well. Health is three grandchildren.” away by scoring four runs our pitchers.” club but I told our boys in the first inning. Leadoff –LCC coach that we gave them too man Trevor Von Sossan many things. You can get Bulldogs squeak by Wildcats in extra innings singled and Drew Mesker John Schnieders away with making some By DAVE BONINSEGNA leading off, sent a Ryan Neither team got a run- took his base when he was of the mistakes we did but The Delphos Herald Unverferth pitch over the ner past second base until hit by a pitch. Bradley not against a good team,” [email protected] left-field fence making it a the seventh inning, while Trentman’s single loaded used a walk, an error, a Swick added. “We did not 2-1 contest. Hovest struck out the Kalida the bases. Jared Horstman double and a sacrifice to run the bases well and we KALIDA — Pitching wins Hovest retired the Wildcats side in the second and fourth came up and hit a single, score their two runs. made some key mistakes at baseball games. in the bottom of the eighth to innings. scoring Von Sossan and In the fifth inning, they times defensively.” When both hurlers are give the Bulldogs the win It appeared that the Mesker. Adam Osting’s used two singles with sto- LCC improves to 11-4 tossing gems, something and at least a share of the Wildcats were home free as base hit reloaded len bases to get and plays Allen East at offensively is bound to give. PCL title. they had Grove on the ropes the bases once their run and go home on Monday. That is what happened on Unverferth took a 1-0 lead with two outs in the seventh again. The next up 9-5. LIMA CENTRAL F r i d a y to the seventh and retired the and none on. Fort Jennings CATHOLIC (11) batter struck out, ab-r-h-rbi night first two batters he faced but Both teams return to action bringing Nolan scored two runs Austin Stolly ss 5-1-1-1, Trevor at Holy gave up a walk to ninth batter today at 11 a.m.: Columbus Niedert up to the in the fifth inning. Kottenbrock lf 5-1-0-0, Mike Snider Name Jacob Miller. One batter later, Grove at New Riegel and plate. He reached Jared Calvelage, c 5-0-2-2, Nick Zerante rf 4-2-1-1, Field in Jesse Maag tripled to right, Kalida at Stryker for a dou- Cody McCullough 3b 4-1-1-0, Cory on a fielder’s with two on, hit Stump pr 0-0-0-0, Billy Taflinger cf Kalida scoring Miller and making it bleheader. a single, scoring 4-2-1-1, Matt Link 2b 4-1-0-0, Mark when the a 1-1 game, giving the crowd choice when the Hawk 1b 4-2-4-3, Joey Levers dh Wildcats on hand extra baseball as shortstop threw to Horstman from 4-1-0-0. Totals 34-11-10-8. COLUMBUS GROVE (2) second to put out second base. They FORT JENNINGS (9) hosted the Hovest sent down the Kalida ab-r-h-rbi ab-r-h-rbi side in the bottom half. Jesse Maag cf 4-0-1-1, Zack Osting, scoring Trentman. loaded the bases with two Trevor Von Sossan p/3b 5-1-3-1, Columbus Grove Bulldogs Paul Barrientes ss 4-0-1-0, Brandon The next batter ended the outs. Von Sossan’s single Drew Mesker cf 5-1-0-0, Bradley Hovest p 4-1-3-1, Matt Jennell 1b scored Osting but Tyler Trentman lf 5-1-2-0, Jared Horstman in a Putnam County League Utendorf 4-0-0-0, Kyle Stechschulte lf 3-0- inning striking out. ss 4-3-3-3, Adam Osting 1b 4-1- tussle. (2-for-3) 0-0, Tony Stringfield dh 3-0-1-1, LCC came right back in Good got caught between 2-1, Austin Norbeck 3b/dh 4-0-1- In the top of the eighth scored the Gavin Windau rf 3-0-1-0, Matt Jay the second inning, scoring second and third for the 0, Nolan Niedert c 4-1-0-1, Jared c 3-0-1-0, Jacob Miller 2b 2-1-1-0. Calvelage dh/1b 4-0-1-1, Tyler Good inning, something gave. first run of Totals 26-2-9-2. six runs. They combined final out. rf 4-1-1-0. Totals 39-9-13-7. Pitcher faced pitcher as the contest five singles, two walks, LCC got one back in the Score by Innings Grove’s Brandon Hovest, in the sec- KALIDA (1) sixth inning. Mike Snider Lima Cent. Cath. ab-r-h-rbi a hit batter and a sacri- 0 6 2 0 1 1 1 – 11 ond inning Logan Recker lf 4-0-0-0, Paul fice bunt, plus a steal of walked, stole second and Fort Jennings after he doubled. Jordan Utendorf cf 3-1-2-0, Jordan Basinger home, to piece that out- reached third on the throw- 4 1 0 0 2 1 1 – 9 Basinger moved him to third 1b 3-0-0-0, Nick Guisinger 3b 3-0-0- E: McCullough, Link, O’Dowd, 0, Kristopher Osterhage rf 3-0-0-0, burst together, giving the ing error. He then took GOT A on a sacrifice and he scored Von Sossan, Horstman, Calvelage; Michael Bockrath ss 3-0-0-0, Ryan Thunderbirds a 6-4 lead. home on a wild pitch. DP: LCC 2; LOB: LCC 6, Ft. Jennings on a wild pitch, giving the Unverferth p 2-1-1-0, Tyler Verhoff LCC’s seventh-inning 9; 2B: Hawk; 3B: Horstman; SB: SPORTS Wildcats an early edge. 2b 3-0-0-0, Cody Spicer c 3-0-0-0. “You know you’re going Zerante 2, Norbeck 2, Kottenbrock, Columbus Grove would Totals 27-1-2-0. to get some hits like that. score came from a single, a Taflinger, Horstman, Niedert, Good, STORY? scatter nine hits in the con- They hit Texas-leaguers sacrifice bunt and a throw- CS: Horstman; Sac: Link 2. Score by Innings: and there is not just much ing error to score their final test, while their counterparts IP H R ER BB SO Col Grove you can do about that type run of the game for LCC. CALL JIM were held to just two, both 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 - 2 9 2 LCC belonging to the aforemen- Kalida of hit. They got four of The rain held off for Cam Mangette (W) LCC to finish its 5th game 4 6 5 5 3 1 METCALFE, tioned Utendorf. 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 1 2 0 them but we were only O’Dowd 3 7 4 3 1 3 The teams traded zeros on down two at that point,” Ft. as in as many days. FT. JENNINGS Sports Editor, the score board as both hurl- IP H R ER BB SO Jennings coach Jeff Swick “This was the fifth Von Sossan (L) COLUMBUS GROVE 4.2 9 9 8 3 2 ers mowed down their com- Hovest (W) 8 2 1 1 1 10 relayed. game this week, so we Calvelage 2.1 1 2 1 3 2 419-695-0015 KALIDA petitor. Unverferth (L) 8 9 2 2 1 1 The third inning, LCC asked some guys to step WP: Calvelage; HBP: Mesker (by Mangette), Levers (by Von Sossan). www.delphosherald.com Saturday, April 24, 2010 The Herald — 7A Delphos Recreation Center City, League Bowling Tournament results

Photos submitted In the Delphos Recreation Center’s City Bowling Tournament, winners in the Lion Cubs division were: first place, Mighty Cats, Logan Hubert, Minnie Miller, Samantha Winners in the Lion Tamer division were: first place, Bowling Ballers, Conner Fanning, Knepper and Lorrie Decker. Jake Lyons, Brendon Stoner. Absent was Jake Stallkamp.

In the Delphos Recreation Center’s City Bowling Tournament, league awards went to: Winners of the league awards, second place: Thunder Bowlers, Blake Fischbach, Lion Cubs, first place: Pin Pals, Zachary Spencer, Carson Stoner, Chaz Spencer, Adam Braxton Scalf, Avery Schulte, Noah Heiing. Schnipke.

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www.delphosherald.com Saturday, April 24, 2010 The Herald — 9A Bombs kill 69 in Iraq’s deadliest day this year By REBECCA SANTANA fight back after Iraqi secu- tially devastating blow” to The Associated Press rity forces killed the two al-Qaida in Iraq. al-Qaida in Iraq leaders on Friday’s apparently coor- BAGHDAD — The April 18. dinated attacks came in a bloodiest day of the year in “The cowardly terrorist two-hour span shortly after SERIES 1000 cubcadet.com Iraq left at least 69 people attacks that occurred today the Shiites’ call to prayer LTX LAWN TRACTOR dead in a series of bombings were intending to cover the across the capital. 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On the May 4, 2010 Election Ballot there will be a 0.4 mill tax levy for 5 years to support OSU Extension Van Wert County which includes programming in the areas of 4-H Youth De- velopment, Agriculture and Natural Resources, and Family Consumer Sciences. Why is a levy necessary? OSU Extension Van Wert County and 4-H are in jeopardy of losing local matching support, due to the Van Wert County severe county budget short fall for 2010.

What happens if the levy fails? ALL programs conducted by OSU Extension Van Wert County, including 4-H will be eliminated or severely reduced. There must be local funding to continue receiving Extension services.

Don’t you receive funding from the County Commissioners already? The county budget shortfall could further reduce funding for Van Wert County Extension and 4-H. This levy is a proactive measure to avoid reduction or elimination in services.

Will the State of Ohio or The Ohio State University provide funding to keep the local Extension office open? No. The Ohio State University Extension has an agreement with Ohio counties in which a county must first provide local support to receive state and federal dollars.

Isn’t this levy just for 4-H? No, it is for OSU Extension Van Wert County office which also provides educational programs in Family and Consumer Sciences and Agriculture and Natural Resources. Vote FOR the Will we have a Fair? OSU Extension Van Wert County and the Van Wert County Ag- OSU Extension Van Wert County ricultural Society are separate entities. Van Wert County youth can still participate in the fair in open shows or through other organiza- Let’s keep Extension and 4-H working tions, but their 4-H membership will end if funds are not available for the people of Van Wert County! to support Extension. Can Van Wert County 4-H participate in another county if Extension www.extensiontothefuture.com ends in Van Wert County? No. Ohio 4-H rules state that youth members are to participate in Supported & Endorsed by: their county of residence. The cross county line 4-H policy is void Van Wert Service Club, Central Insurance Company, Van Wert Dairy when there is no Extension program in the county of residence. Service Unit, The Ohio Cattleman’s Association, Ohio Holstein Asso- ciation, Hall Lumber Company-Jon Hall, Lincolnview Young Farmers, How much will this cost me? Mercer Landmark, Kennedy-Kuhn, H.G. Violet Equipment-Howard This levy will cost the average Van Wert County homeowner ap- G. Violet, Roger & Pat Neate, Van Wert Auto Supply. Visit the website proximately $10 per year. for a complete list of supporters and more information. Paid for by Extension To The Future, Jay Gamble, Treasurer, 12479 Cooper Rd., Van Wert, Ohio 45891 12

10 – The Herald Saturday, April 24, 2010 www.delphosherald.com BIG

BIG BIG BIG BIG Saturday, April 24, 2010 The Herald – 1B The Delphos Animal Hospital Doctors, staff bring compassion, professionalism to patients, owners

April Shattuck joined the only husband-wife vet- team in 2005, bringing erinary team. They both with her a strong back- graduated from the Ohio ground in small animal State University College medicine and surgery. of Veterinary Medicine Most recently, Dr. Sara in 1985. John hails from Smith, a Spencerville Dublin and Bonnie from High School and magna Lakewood. John had an cum laud Ohio State uncle in Venedocia the University graduate, pair visited and liked the became the fourth mem- area. ber of the doctors’ team in Following graduation, July 2009. John worked with Dr. Along with their sup- Laman in Delphos and port staff of “caring Bonnie worked with Dr. professionals,” all four McNutt in Lima. Both veterinarians treat their have different reasons for patients “as if they were becoming veterinarians. their own.” Employing a “I think I became a state-of-the-art in-house veterinarian because of laboratory, dental and my interest in and love x-ray equipment, the for animals and because practice emphasizes the of the science involved,” importance of preventa- Bonnie said. tive health care while also John’s entry into the providing 24-hour emer- field came by way of his gency care. In addition, family. to insure their patients “My dad and my broth- always receive the best er were both veterinarians veterinary care at all so I had a lot of exposure times, the doctors and to it. My dad had a regular health care team regularly practice before he went attend continuing-educa- to teach at OSU. I also tion training. got some practical expe- Educating their rience working with my patients’ owners, Dr. brother,” John said. Nancy Spencer photo Bonnie said, is the core John works primarily Dr. Bonnie Jones, DVM, second from left, examines a young pup. the practice. with dairy cows, hogs, “We are an advocate sheep, goats and horses. BY NANCY SPENCER option. Animal Hospital. emphasis on routine well- for the pets, not the own- Bonnie’s patients are The Delphos Herald “We have more patients “We were growing so ness exams, the doctors ers,” she said. “Educating cats, dogs, rabbits, birds nspencer@delpho- than ever from all over,” fast we were running out and staff strive to provide people on how to best and more exotic pets. Of sherald.com Dr. Bonnie said. “We get of room and it seemed like the best veterinary care care for their pets is very course they both step in a huge number of refer- we were working right on possible by educating important. If they know and help each other when DELPHOS — It is said rals. Word of mouth real- top of each other,” Dr. their clients and caring what their pets need and the work load dictates. if you find passion in your ly drives our business. Bonnie said. “The added for their pets profession- provide that, the pets have Delphos Animal work it’s no longer a J-O- If people are happy with room allows us to serve ally and with the utmost a better quality of life and Hospital will hold an B. their vet, they tell oth- our clients better and offer compassion. may need to see us less. open house and pet expo Caring for pets and live- ers.” more services.” To accomplish its mis- Preventative care is key to from 2-4 p.m. Sunday. stock is a passion of Drs. An expansion project Delphos Animal sion, the Delphos Animal healthy pets.” Exhibitors include a John and Bonnie Jones, was recently completed at Hospital is a mixed-ani- Hospital health care team The Jones team opened groomer, trainer, kennel DVM, are the owners of the office, adding more mal practice, providing has been assembled very the Delphos Animal owners and pet photog- Delphos Animal Hospital. patient rooms, a dental preventative health care, carefully with more than Hospital in the summer rapher. Refreshments, After 25 years in veteri- station and a pharmacy internal medicine and 50 years of experience. of 1987 as the only mixed demonstrations, door narian practice, they don’t with its own entrance in surgical services for pets, Lima-area native and Ohio animal practice in the area prizes and more will be see slowing down as an the rear of The Delphos livestock and horses. With State University graduate as well as the being the offered.

Demonstrations, Door Prizes Spring in to our and more! OPEN HOUSE & PET EXPO Sunday, April 25 • 2 - 4 p.m. We’re growing to serve you better! Come see our expanded full-service pet hospital! Spring on in to our

April Shattuck, DVM April 25th 2:00-4:00 pm Sara Smith, DVM

GUEST EXHIBITORS GUEST EXHIBITORS * Elida Dog Grooming * Enjoy Food, * Hollowell Dog TrainingDemonstrations, * Picture* Hollowell Dogof Training the *4 Enjoy Food, * MaryAnn’s Kountry Kennels * Refreshments, Door Prizes veterinarians*MaryAnn’s Kountry Kennels(on *file * Elida Dog Grooming * RefreshmentsDemonstrations, and more! at Delphos* Marc Walters Photography Herald) * * Marc Walters Photography * * Roger Bice – Shawnee Run Door Prizes, * Roger Bice—Shawnee Run Kennels * Kennels * and more!

1825 East Fifth Street 419-692-9941 We’re growing to serve youComing better! soon ... Comewww.delphosanimalhospital.com see our expanded full-service pet hospital! 1825 East Fifth Street 419-692-9941 Coming soon…..www.delphosanimalhospital.com 2B – The Herald Saturday, April 24, 2010

Joyce Ross spends a busy afternoon scheduling appointments.

The health care staff at Delphos Animal Hospital includes, back from left, Joyce Ross, Laura Buettner counts out pills for a prescription in the new pharmacy area at Delphos Meghann Myers, Mary Campbell, Michelle Monfort, Laura Buettner and Kendra Animal Hospital. VonLehmden; and front, Teresa Schnipke, Marla Klaus and Barbara Hooley.

“your hometown lumberyard” Congratulations to Dr. John & Dr. Bonnie Jones On the Open House for your new addition 235 N. Water St. And on your 25th Anniversary as DVM’s. Ft. Jennings, OH Thank you for choosing us to be the electrical contractor 45833 419-286-2004 For your newly expanded facility. 501 Harmon Rd. Bluffton, OH Schwinnen electric, inc. Congratulations to Delphos Animal Hospital Diesel Schwinnen Delphos, Ohio 419-695-6412 or 45817 & Tony Wehri 419-695-2312 419-358-6906 We are proud to have supplied the building materials.

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SHAWNEE Hollowell Academy of RUN Dog Training 201 Kiracofe (Rt. 309), Elida, OH 45807 KENNELS (419) 339-3208 (419) 339-7878 www.hollowellwhippets-dogtraining.com Puppy Kindergarten, • Narcotic Detection Dogs • Patrol Dogs • Cadaver Dogs Obedience Agility, • Tracking Dogs • Hunt Dog Training Classes Tracking & Rally-O, • Obedience Training start Private Behavior Counseling, • Long & Short-term Boarding Services week of “Specializing In a Partner You Can Trust” 5/17 Retrieving, Tricks, Roger D. Bice Phone: 419-221-2982 Dog Grooming, Doggie Daycare, 3865 DeLong Road Fax: 419-230-7934 Retail Pet Supplies Lima, Ohio 45806 E-mail: [email protected] Congratulations Delphos Animal Hospital Saturday, April 24, 2010 The Herald – 3B

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We are proud to have been selected to be the General Contractor for Congratulations your new addition. to Doctors John & Bonnie and The Delphos Animal Hospital on your expansion and open house! RB Overholt GROTHOUSE PLUMBING & HEATING, INC. Siding & Construction PLUMBING • HEATING AIR CONDITIONING • GEOTHERMAL Gomer, Ohio Since 1978 SEWERS • SEPTIC TANKS • WATER TREATMENT 419-642-5385 RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT SALES & SERVICE 419-231-5385 901 S. Main Street You can feel the difference Delphos, Ohio • Light Commercial • New Homes • Additions Office: (419) 695-3081 • Siding & Windows Fax: (419) 692-6400 State Lics. #25576 #14379 4B – The Herald Saturday, April 24, 2010 www.delphosherald.com

HI AND LOIS Tomorrow’s Horoscope By Bernice Bede Osol Sunday, April 25, 2010 smoothly, so don’t try to change and orderly in your thinking it won’t Artistic enterprises or those that it merely for change’s sake. There be too much of a challenge to set possess some kind of glamorous are times when it’s better to go the things right. overtones could prove to be profitable traditional route. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Only for you in the year ahead, provided if you have enough belief in yourself your first instincts are to make money Monday, April 26, 2010 can you handle some of the negative and not just show off your work. Keep You will find out quite quickly in the forces in life with ease. Today you your priorities straight. year ahead if the structures you created might be tested, but if you keep the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - in the past represent the order and faith, all will work out well. Although you may need to be active predictability you want in your life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) today, you also need companions who If they don’t, you will do something -- More than any other sign, you need like to do the same things as you. Try about them to make them so in your creative change in order to be happy, to get together with pals who enjoy future. so when you get stuck in something lots of spirited action. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- you can’t get out of, you can overreact. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - You You will feel pressure from others if Today might be one of those times. might be more interested in fixing up you are too rigid and stubborn about CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- BLONDIE your home and its surroundings rather having your way. No matter how right Unless you succeed in putting your life than running around doing nothing you think you are, be willing to bend in order today, you’re likely to place in particular. Beautify your dwelling a bit. unnecessary strain on yourself and place in ways that please you. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- Just make things rather tough. Relax. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - because you think you’re a flexible AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- If Someone you just recently met is person who is always willing to try you’re too structured about what you anxious to know how you feel about something new, don’t think there aren’t want and how to achieve it, you could him/her. Don’t waste time playing a times when you want what you want be in for some tough times today. lot of games, express your position in and won’t give an inch. Today may be Adaptability must take place in order resounding ways. one of those times. to get along with others. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - Although CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- If your gains might come from traditional Your daily routine or an important you have a strong enough belief in sources today, if handled right, they relationship could be a source of yourself, you can easily handle the have a chance of being larger than discomfort inasmuch as either might tough things that can happen from time usual. You won’t get a second chance, seem a bit dull and gloomy to you. It’s to time. Today you might be tested to so take advantage of it now. all in your head; don’t make it a fact. see just what kind of person you are. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Take LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- It’s one Make a good choice. an active position about matters that of those days when it might seem like ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- It might directly affect your interests, because everyone is telling you what to do and seem like all the elements are ganging others won’t do it for you. 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Box 167, careful that you don’t neglect some old LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- Wickliffe, OH 44092-0167. friends today in order to cater to a new Readjustments might have to be made acquaintance you just met. Without concerning your material affairs at this Copyright 2010, United Feature meaning to, you could slight your pals point in time, but if you are disciplined Syndicate, Inc. in ways that hurt. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) - You can realize the success you desire, but you’ll have to pay heed to events that can help push you in that direction. If you’re properly motivated, you should recognize your SNUFFY SMITH opportunities. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - This is one of those days when it might be better to stick to tried-and-true methods than to venture into untested areas. Past personal experiences can help you accomplish your goals. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - If you’re careful not to rock the boat today, a matter of significance can work out quite well for you. 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