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March 6, 2021 Vol. 19 No. 4

Rumen Zdravchev A group of Wooster High School Drama Club members rehearse for their upcoming presentation of “Footloose,” based on the popular Kevin Bacon film from 1984, which

follows Ren McCormack as he journeys with his mother from Chicago to small town Bomont. The show will be held at the high school March 12-14 and 19-21. See page 4.

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7368 CR 623 • PO Box 358 By Rhonda Edgerton about 35 volunteers. to create a framework for Millersburg OH 44654 On Feb. 16 an ad hoc Numerous natural areas establishing an identity. 330-674-2300 • 888-674-1010 committee in support of the in and around the county “We need to think broadly Fax 888-769-3960 Wayne County Park Dis- include Wooster Memorial with a systematic approach OFFICE HOURS trict held the first of sev- Park, Browns Lake Bog to economic development, Monday-Thursday 8 AM-5 PM eral planned meetings that Friday 8 AM-Noon Preserve and Shreve Lake education and quality-of-life will ultimately implement in Shreve, Funk Bottoms, issues,” Schuster said. “Hav- DISPLAY AD DEADLINE a strategic plan for pursu- Call 330-440-2835 Johnson Woods, the Kill- ing this structure will make TUESDAYS AT NOON ing dedicated funding and buck Marsh, Vulture’s Knob future decisions easier once Stark • Tusc • S. Tusc administration for natural mountain bike park, Secrest we lay the groundwork.” WEDNESDAYS AT 11 AM areas in the county. Arboretum at OARDC, Schuster also said the Wooster “We’re just too big to The Wilderness Center in group will not duplicate WEDNESDAYS AT NOON continue working on a vol- Wilmot, Oak Hill Park, what has already been done Holmes • Wayne unteer basis; it has simply Grosjean Park, the Sippo by other entities but instead CLASSIFIED AD DEADLINE become too overwhelming,” Trail, the Ohio Erie Great will use the available infor- Call 1-800-552-7150 said Denny Jordan, the park TUESDAYS AT 11 AM American Rail Trail, the Rit- mation they’ve generated. Stark • Tusc • S. Tusc district board chairman. Rhonda Edgerton tman Nature Preserve, Wal- “Lots of groups have At present the park dis- ton Woods Park, and others done a good amount of WEDNESDAYS AT 11 AM trict is a quasi-governmental Holmes • Wayne • Wooster Barnes Preserve, southeast of Wooster, is the only Wayne that are in various stages of data analysis and research entity — neither govern- County park. It is maintained by a Friends of the Park group PROOF/AUCTION ment nor private. It is associ- of about 35 volunteers. Recently, an ad hoc committee in sup- development. already. We’ll use informa- AD DEADLINE port of the Wayne County Park District held the first of several MONDAYS AT 5 PM Schuster said any time tion from Wayne Onward, ated with the Wayne County planned meetings that will ultimately implement a strategic Stark • Tusc • S. Tusc Commissioners and is a non- the goals for nature and the the Nature Conservancy, plan for pursuing dedicated funding and administration for goals for people overlap, the Western Reserve Land TUESDAYS AT NOON profit political subdivision natural areas in the county. Holmes • Wayne • Wooster that reports to Judge Latecia that generates more impact Conservancy, Cleveland NEWS/EDITORIAL DEADLINE Economics from the Uni- messy.” and success. Metroparks and the Lake TUESDAYS AT NOON Wiles of the Probate and Juvenile Court. versity of Arizona, giving Pete Wearstler, Wayne “Hiking trails can also Erie Basin collaborative All deadlines subject to Elizabeth Schuster of her training in quantitative County planning director, preserve a wildlife corri- plan, among others,” Schus- change for holidays. Sustainable Economies and qualitative methods of said one of the biggest items dor. Restoring wetlands ter said. analysis. cited in the county’s com- might reduce flooding and At the end of the first NEWS POLICY Consulting is leading the News and announcements group through the strate- Schuster spent five years prehensive plan, Wayne impact the quality of drink- six months of the project, may be submitted via mail or gic-planning process. She as an economist with the Onward, was people desire ing water,” Schuster said. Schuster said the group will email to [email protected]. Nature Conservancy in New to preserve, protect and “A birding area can lead to be ready to move into phase Publishing of news items is brings more than 20 years subject to space availability. of experience in community Jersey and has experience enhance the county’s open very significant spending two, which will be the even- The Bargain Hunter reserves economic development in in the facilitation of work- and park spaces. This desire and eco-tourism in the local tual passage of a ballot mea- the right to edit, condense, the United States and inter- shops, meetings and strate- has become even clearer economy.” sure for the park district. refuse or cancel any item. nationally. Her experience gic-planning efforts. with people seeking more Schuster said any conser- This will involve budget includes working in manu- “People are excited to outdoor recreation in the vation efforts need to con- information, polling, ballot ELECTRONIC FILE SUBMISSION facturing, agriculture, non- get going, but it takes time middle of the COVID-19 sider ecological systems all design and ballot language. All photos should be profits, academic institutions because we’re talking about crisis. across the region. “Nature “The commissioners will submitted as TIFF or JPEG and government. She earned really complex and dynamic At present Barnes Pre- doesn’t know political require the ballot to demon- file formats only and must be 200 dpi resolution or an undergraduate degree in land use and the interac- serve, southeast of Wooster, boundaries,” she said. strate a compelling need, be higher. Ad files submitted environmental studies from tion of human and ecologi- is the only Wayne County Schuster said before the affordable and have built-in as PDF files are preferred. Oberlin College and a Mas- cal communities,” Schuster park. It is maintained by a group starts focusing on any accountability,” Schuster Vector files saved as EPS, created in Adobe Illustrator, ter of Science in Agricultural said. “This can be hard and Friends of the Park group of specific projects, it needs said. Macromedia Freehand or Corel Draw are acceptable. Please convert all text to curves/outlines to avoid Main Street Wooster begins partner drive font issues. All files must be created in CMYK color space to exact size at 200 Main Street Wooster is of $26.58 in our commu- Main Street Wooster’s staff morale is higher. dpi resolution or higher. reaching out to area busi- nity,” Waller said. “Without revenue comes from annual “With additional part- nesses and asking them to the ability to have gather- contributions from partner ners, we can grow the num- MICHAEL MAST get more involved with its ings, we knew we’d have organizations, bed-tax pro- ber and quality of the attrac- President [email protected] mission to keep Wooster’s to scramble to help make ceeds and event sponsor- tions in our community. RICK FESTI historic downtown thriving. up that economic activity. ships. While I hope businesses are Circulation Manager “The downtown Wooster So we facilitated close to “All Wooster businesses willing to join Main Street [email protected] 330-674-2200 we know and love didn’t $50,000 in grants, added benefit from our work,” Wooster because they sup- MIKE PLANT happen by accident,” said community partnerships shopping and dining incen- Waller said. “Downtown port our mission, we do Editor Shannon Waller, the non- tives like Christmas in July merchants get additional offer benefits to our part- [email protected] and attracting visitors. 330-231-8427 profit’s executive director. COVID-19 forced the non- and Wooster Strong, and foot traffic and public- ners.” DAVE MAST “It took decades of dedicat- profit to cancel or redesign worked to bring the Desig- ity, but manufacturers Benefits include grant Sports Editor ed effort and investment to its entire 2020 calendar of nated Outdoor Refreshment like Schaeffler USA and opportunities, social-media [email protected] revitalize the historic heart events including Kids’ Day, Area to the downtown.” Wooster Brush get a better publicity, free access to of our community. Because the Cruise-Ins and Window Partnership committee work force. Our efforts to conferences and training, of the pandemic, our work Wonderland, which nor- chair Sue Williams said, make downtown Wooster and eligibility to accept needs to accelerate.” “This past year has taught more appealing means that Downtown Dollars, a new Follow us on mally bring tens of thou- Facebook Economic development sands of visitors to Wooster us how important it is for all overall quality of life is bet- gift-card program. The Bargain Hunter is is one of the core goals of annually. of the Wooster businesses to ter here, employers are able For more information visit published by AloNovus Corp. Main Street Wooster, along “Each person attending stick together and support to recruit and retain more www.MainStreetWooster.org © Copyright 2021 BF-00500863 with historic preservation, an event spends an average each other.” high-caliber personnel, and or call 330-262-6222. 3

March 6, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 3 Maple syrup season means spring is on the way By Barb Lang In addition to being deli- Lehman’s Hardware and Ama- with Gortner’s Maple Syrup When most people think cious on pancakes and used zon sell supplies. Other hard- for sale. of maple syrup, they might in place of sugar in cooking, ware stores may carry taps, “The Smithville Ruri- associate the naturally sweet maple syrup is rich in antioxi- bags and buckets. tans will hold their pancake treat with the state of Vermont, dants and supplies vitamins and To experience the process breakfast in conjunction with not Ohio. minerals. of making syrup firsthand, print the FFA Alumni Farm Toy However, according to the Whether a hobbyist or out a map and brochure for the Show on April 10,” said Jackie Ohio Maple website, the Buck- commercial tapper, the time to 2021 Ohio Maple Madness Chamberlain, Marketing Spe- eye State typically ranks either start is typically in late winter Driving Tour sponsored by the cialist for the Wayne Coun- fourth or fifth in production to early spring, from mid-Feb- Ohio Maple Producers. Sugar- ty Convention and Visitors out of 12 states. In fact, in 1840 ruary to early April depending bushes all across Northeast and Bureau. “Westwood Ruritans Ohio was ranked No. 1 in the on the location. Put the taps in Northwest Ohio will be open and the Wooster Township Fire United States and today can- trees when the days are sunny the weekend of March 6-7 and Department decided to cancel not produce enough to keep and above 32 degrees during 13-14. Some locations are only their annual pancakes and sau- up with the demand for the and below freezing at night. open on Saturday or limited to sage breakfasts.” product. Wooster businessman Submitted one weekend. To find out more, According to the website Maple sugaring is a big Justin Starlin has been mak- The sugar house at 7 Springs Maple in Overton is where sap go to www.ohiomaple.org. for Malabar Farm State Park business with plenty of room ing syrup since 2010, operat- is condensed. Ohio State University website, its Maple Syrup Festi- for growth. In this state the ing a small backyard hobby It takes 35-45 gallons of tem down,” Starlin said. “Each Extension has information for val has been cancelled this year. industry contributes around $5 sugarbush in the foothills of the beginner on its website at Not ready to dive into mak- sap to make a gallon of syrup. participant has their role in the million to the economy annu- the Overton Valley. “Our 100- agnr.osu.edu. OSU has worked ing your own? Most stores ally, according to Ohio State tap operation is a family and Depending on the size of the operation. From tapping and with Ohio’s maple syrup pro- have plenty of good syrup for University. Maple syrup is friends affair that produces tree, you can use one to three hanging buckets to cooking ducers since the 19th century. sale. Look for locally produced only made in the United States. nearly 30 gallons of finished taps. After gathering the sap, it and finishing, we all bring our Also check with the library for and bottled maple syrup at Native Americans discovered product,” he said. “What better needs to be cooked to produce own skills to the table. I have books that can be borrowed area grocery stores or specialty the sweet sap and were already way to usher out old man win- the syrup. One cord of wood is assumed the sap-collection role for free. stores like Trail Side Deli. skilled at making maple syrup ter and welcome the early days used to make 20 gallons. along with the cooking day Northwestern Ruritans “With the cool temperature before the arrival of the Euro- of spring by hanging maple “I started the operation with director of entertainment and annual Pancake Day will be this past month, I am eager to peans. Native Americans col- buckets throughout the sug- only a very basic understanding hosting.” different this year with take-out watch the reaction of the trees lected the sap and boiled it arbush? This has been a labor of what the heck I was doing, If you have sugar, red or only. The drive-thru event will with the first warm-up,” Starlin down in hollowed-out logs by of love that has garnered more and through time, trial and silver maple trees and are think- be Saturday, March 13 from 7 said. “Based on the sugar alma- placing hot rocks in the sugary friends and memories than error, and counseling from fel- ing of starting a new hobby or a.m. to 11 p.m. and will feature nac and social media chatter, I solution. profit.” low sugarers, we have our sys- sustainable revenue stream, pancakes and sausage, along anticipate a bumper crop.”

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WHS drama group ready to present 80s favorite

side from the normal sleep- ography practices. When the show schools once they returned, the Aless nights high school theater opens on March 12, the cast will production team surrounding Hiner directors experience as opening have only rehearsed together, in its made the decision to forgo any night draws closer and closer on the entirety, for three weeks. attempt at a fall 2020 production calendar and the to-do list seems Hiner chose to shut rehearsals and focus on one large produc- to increase, not diminish, Wooster down in mid-November through tion during the spring. After the High School drama director Brett popularity of “Grease” in fall 2019, Hiner said those nights were exac- there was clearly a desire to keep erbated during the rehearsal period We tried to be that momentum going amongst the for their soon-to-be production of “ student body, and “Footloose,” with “Footloose.” as proactive as its high-energy songs and story, The WHS Drama Club will pres- possible, and the seemed like the natural fit. ent “Footloose” March 12-14 and “Had I known when we licensed 19-21 at the school’s Performing extended rehearsal the show back in July I would not be Arts Center. schedule allowed us granted streaming rights, we might “We knew coming into the have gone in a different direction,” school year COVID-19 would dic- to do so. Hiner said. “But for those who tate every step we took, literally ” come to the show and see the joy and figuratively. Safety precautions Brett Hiner these performers have experienced had to guide every decision, and for seven months, I am hopeful honestly, I do not know how we mid-January as COVID-19 was, they’ll be able to see we made the made it to this point without the in some sense, forcing members of right decision.” Rumen Zdravchev illness wreaking havoc on our cast almost every winter sports team to Seven months is a long time for a Sydney Ebin, left, as Ariel and Zeke Ntia as Ren rehearse the ware- and crew,” Hiner said. “It was and quarantine. group of students to stay committed house scene for the upcoming Wooster High Drama Club production continues to be a constant worry; “I think we tried to be as proac- to a show, as production schedules of “Footloose.” I’d go to bed every night worrying tive as possible, and the extended usually run two to three months, but who juggled car rides and chang- Ntia) as he journeys with his mother, about whether or not we were doing rehearsal schedule allowed us to do Drama Club assistant director Kristi ing rehearsal schedules, sometimes Ethel (Rachel Grayshock), from Chi- the right thing.” so. In that sense we had a bit of a Hiner said that commitment is proof an hour before showing up in the cago to small town Bomont. While That worry, however, did not luxury that winter sports teams did of how badly these students wanted PAC. They all deserve a standing there, he quickly encounters how dif- prevent Hiner from holding audi- not. Controlling our own schedule, to perform. ovation.” ferent rural life is from the big city, tions for “Footloose” in September with the hope that opening night “Any production is an exhaust- It is an opportunity for which encountering small town authority of 2020, ever hopeful for a mid- would somehow arrive, was a bless- ing one, but the resiliency these the cast is grateful. “‘Footloose’ has around every corner. Eventually, he March 2021 show. The audition date ing,” Hiner said. students have shown for seven some very challenging vocals and is befriended by Willard Hewitt was selected to allow for a longer WHS typically produces a months is pretty impressive,” she dance numbers. As much as I may (Riley), and with a group of high rehearsal period and the opportunity fall musical and a spring play, but said. “And we sometimes forget it is complain, this has been a good chal- school students, he sets out to change to bring the cast together in smaller with so much uncertainty regard- not just the students who remained lenge for me (and the cast). We’re the town’s law regarding dancing. groups for both vocal and chore- ing COVID-19 and its impact on committed, but parents and families so thankful,” said junior Sophia The WHS production is led by Garcia, who is portraying Rusty in Ntia, Ebin, Riley and Garcia, as well the show. as seniors Max Mingay portraying “‘Footloose’ has been worlds Rev. Shaw Moore and Mya Vandeg- different than other shows I have rift portraying his wife, Vi. been involved in,” said Drama Club “I’ll sleep like a baby Sunday secretary and actor portraying Ariel night, March 21,” Hiner said. “But Moore, the rebellious daughter of I will be forever grateful, in a field Rev. Shaw Moore, junior Sydney devastated by COVID perhaps more Ebin. “Some (policies) have been a than any other, that these artists were bit tedious; however, they have not given the chance to perform. From hindered how enjoyable the entire our incredibly dedicated adult team experience has been.” to our cast/crew, it will be our plea- Drama Club President and five- sure to welcome an audience back to year member Leo Riley, who por- the PAC.” trays Willard Hewitt, is just thankful Tickets for “Footloose” are now the show must go on. “That in a on sale for the March 12-14 and time like this people will still come 19-21 performances and can be pur- together and create something like a chased by visiting www.ticketpeak. production gives me a really hopeful co/whsdrama. Hiner also empha- feeling, and I’m extremely grateful sized there is a pretty extensive for the people who stuck with the list of guidelines attendees must Let’s Dance! long, long grind that this show has follow when coming to the show. Based on the popular Kevin Bacon film from 1984, “Footloose” sometimes been,” Riley said. Those guidelines can be seen when will be presented at the Wooster High School Performing Based on the popular Kevin purchasing tickets or by visiting the Arts Center March 12-14 and 19-21. Bacon film from 1984, “Footloose” club’s website at www.whsdrama- follows Ren McCormack (Zeke club.weebly.com. 5

March 6, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 5 Haven’s been the ultimate helper at Wooster High By Aaron Dorksen degrades the work ethic or opportunity hard worker. athletic department. At first glance Wooster values of today’s youth, tell It’s all events: gymnastics, “Mr. Rubino said, ‘I High senior Ben Haven them about Haven. swimming and all our other appreciate your school appeared to be a typical fan “In all my years of work- sports. We even put him on spirit. Why don’t you come of his school’s boys basket- ing with kids, I’ve never the team bus sometimes to help out?’ I started com- ball team during a recent seen someone do all the go to away games. His IQ ing to the girls basketball game against Ashland. things Ben does,” Wooster is high. His work ethic is games and helping,” Haven Haven jumped out of his athletic director Joe Rubino ridiculously intense. We’re said. “After the pandemic seat near press row, raised said. “He does a ton him- gonna really miss him after started, I thought to myself, his arms and cheered loudly self to help our athletic he graduates.” ’I need to find a way I can after a made 3-pointer by the department, but maybe Haven has made such a support everybody.’ Even Generals. He stood up and more amazing is how with- strong imprint on the Gener- with everything going on, I razzed the Arrows a little out even being asked, he’s als’ athletic programs that volunteered for everything.” bit after one of their players found a way to get lots of his legacy will continue, Since last winter Haven shot an air ball. other kids into the mix. Ben thanks to the large number has been approaching prac- Wearing a replica yel- has delegated responsibili- of other students he’s gotten tically everyone he can to low construction hard hat ties to dozens of other kids, involved. also help out. “I’ve always Aaron Dorksen adorned with a blue “W” and boys and girls from different “I noticed there were a enjoyed high school, and I stars, Haven’s attire added a Wooster senior Ben Haven, showing school spirit with a Gen- backgrounds and sports.” lot of kids that wanted to be appreciate all the people that erals construction hat, directs Grace Kostohryz, left, Nora little zaniness expected from Levy and Caleb Kostohryz during a WoosterGenerals.tv pro- Haven has lined up and a part of more things here, have allowed me to support high-schoolers. duction of a recent boys basketball game. Haven also plays directed the announcers, but they would just go home the school, like Mr. Rubino However, Haven is any- on the varsity golf and tennis teams, is tied for first in his class camera and scoreboard and not really do much,” and the rest of the adminis- thing but a typical high with a 4.0 GPA and is three-quarters through the application operators, and computer Haven said. “I’ve tried to tration here,” he said. school student. process to attend West Point. teams to livestream all encourage as many kids as I While Haven is quick At other points during unable to attend at www. teams. He’s tied for first in Wooster sports teams since can to volunteer, especially to thank Wooster adminis- the game, Haven advised woostergenerals.tv. his class with a 4.0 GPA, is the COVID-19 pandemic hit the younger ones, so they trators and coaches for the fellow students on how to Those are just some of three-quarters through the last March. can carry on the school spirit opportunities to volunteer, operate a laptop and camera. the many roles Haven has application process to attend “It’s just incredible the right way.” they’d all almost certainly Haven also worked with played as a volunteer for the West Point and wants to stuff,” Rubino said. “He During Haven’s junior respond, “No, thank you.” a student announcer and athletic department over the study aerospace engineer- knows the ins and outs of year, Rubino marveled at Wooster boys basketball helped set up and take down last two years. ing. He dreams of being a our athletic department, how many events the young- the equipment. They provid- Haven also plays on part of the space program. and it isn’t just for one or ster attended, so he asked if See HAVEN Page 9 ed a free livestream for fans the varsity golf and tennis The next time someone two sports. He is an equal- he’d like to volunteer for the

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6 • Wooster Weekly News March 6, 2021 Day named honorary chair for annual May 22 NAMI walk, 5k for wellness NAMI Wayne and rently on the board of The the lives of others in the Holmes Counties recently Village Network. community. announced its 14th annual Under Day’s direction, With mental health and Walk and 5k for Wellness Western Reserve Group is the stigma that surrounds to be held Saturday, May 22 active in supporting local it being such a prominent Ask a from 8-11 a.m. charities, both financially issue locally and around Back by popu- and through volunteerism. the country, WRG is sup- DIRECTOR lar demand, the “YOU In 2014 an outreach com- portive of NAMI through Choose!” version of this mittee was created with monetary contributions What is the event allows participants to a mission to improve the and contributions of time. : customize their walk or run culture and work environ- Day and Western Reserve Q best way to experience. The volunteer ment for WRG employ- Group invite others to help “Social Distance” Alex committee is planning ways ees and enhance employee in breaking down the stigma Roberts for a funeral? for participants to be part involvement in community and supporting the work of of raising awareness for projects. this organization. : There are several good ideas for funerals during this mental-health services. Stay To further increase NAMI Wayne and crisis. Webcasting funerals is the best way tuned to the NAMI website the impact WRG has on Holmes Counties provides A to “be together” for a funeral right now. Immediate as plans develop including Submitted the community, in 2016 free services including family can be with their loved one while extended family suggested walk/run routes, Kevin Day Day implemented a Vol- mental-health education, and friends can share the moment from a distance. contests, incentives and According to Day, volun- unteer Time Off Policy, support groups, the MOCA As society opens, wear a mask as appropriate to show prizes. Funds raised stay teering and helping those which enables employees House Recovery Program respect as many family member’s immune systems may local and support people in need have always been to receive their regular pay and support for people who be compromised due to lack of sleep and proper nutrition. affected by a mental-health important to his family. His while volunteering up to 16 have lost a loved one to Saying “I owe you a hug” will encourage you both that one condition or suicide loss. daughters, Emily and Ellen, hours a year with various suicide. day soon we can be together again. NAMI Wayne Holmes have gone on numerous nonprofit organizations dur- To learn more about BF-00504778 also will have the support of mission trips to Honduras, ing regular business hours. NAMI services or the Walk this year’s honorary chair, and he has served on the To date, WRG employees and 5k for Wellness, visit Wooster • Wadsworth • Ashland Mt. Vernon • Marietta Kevin Day, president/CEO board of various nonprofit have volunteered a total of www.namiwayneholmes. 330-345-5665 of Western Reserve Group. organizations. He is cur- 2,894 hours to help improve org or call 330-264-1590. robertsfuneralhome.com Taejon’s Treehouse auction will help house local felines Taejon’s Treehouse The goal, according to will hold an online silent founder Melissa Hilton, auction showcasing over is to open in September, 400 items March 13-21. possibly in downtown The auction will Wooster. The silent auc- raise money to help fos- tion will lead into a crowd- ter Wayne County shel- funding project that will ter cats in a cat café in be launched in June. Wooster that will provide The business was a foster home for the cats founded by Hilton and her at the shelter where they in Wooster and the sur- son, Taejon, in an effort can walk around freely, rounding area who have to bring the community play and mingle with cus- been hit by the COVID-19 together to help local shel- tomers. Customers will be pandemic. ter cats and local busi- able to adopt these cats as Cat cafes are highly nesses and organizations. no matter the complexity well. successful at promot- In October and November ™ Over 30 local busi- ing adoptions because 2020, it hosted a photo Expertise now & always nesses, independent con- the open and interactive contest on its Facebook sultants, crafters and art- atmosphere allows the page and produced a cat ists have contributed gift cats’ personalities to shine calendar that features the cards and merchandise around the people visiting. winners’ photos, with 15% that will be up for auc- Crumbs & Whiskers, one of the proceeds donated tion to provide the money of the first cat cafes in the to the Wayne County for the physical location U.S., has adopted out over Humane Society. needed to allow Taejon’s 1,500 cats since it started The mission of Taejon’s Treehouse to open a cat in 2015, according to its Treehouse is “Kindness — Wayne County Holmes County Ashland County café in Wooster. This auc- website. Taejon’s Tree- Compassion — Commu- tion also will promote house is working with the nity.” It can be found on 330.264.4899 330.674.8448 419.496.0057 much-needed business Wayne County Humane Facebook @taejonstree- www.OhiosHospiceLifeCare.org for local businesses and Society to provide such a house or online at www. independent consultants place in Wooster. taejonstreehouse.com. Copyright © 2022 Ohio’s Hospice, Inc. All rights reserved. BF-00506475 7

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Tube. Tune in and stay connect- tests based on the certification BULLETIN ed at Trinityucc.org, Facebook. level earned. Interested parties com/trinityuccwooster and You- may email Fred Schludecker at BOARD tube.com/trinityuccwooster. WEEKLY [email protected] or Editor’s Notice: Bulletin • Unitarian Universalist Fel- Board is provided as a free lowship of Wayne County, text 330-201-8121. service of The Coshocton 3186 Burbank Road, Wooster, • 25th Great Lakes Fiber SPECIALS County and is Sunday services currently held Show May 29-30 at Wayne limited to benefits, charitable online at 10 a.m. Check website County Fairgrounds, Wooster. March 8-13, 2021 organizations, athletic events, for Zoom link and other activi- Vendors, demonstrations, dis- education and school events, ties at www.uufwc.org. special church and faith-based plays, open competition for events and more. For-profit fleece, skeins and handmade events and/or notices of any EVENTS garments. Special discount for kind will not be published. • Boys Scouts of America early registration. Visit www. While Supplies Last! Bulletin Board notices will be Troop 68 in Wooster will hold greatlakesfibershow.com. Fol- published as space permits its annual Lenten Fish Fry on low the fiber fest on Facebook in date of event priority order. March 26 from 4:30-7 p.m. The Send your special event listing event will be pre-paid, drive- at Great Lakes Fiber Show. to [email protected]. The thru only. Cost is $12 per meal, Beacon reserves the right to which includes fried pollock and SUPPORT 6 Varieties! edit all listings. haddock, French fries, - • People to People Minis- Please check in advance of sauce, cole slaw, roll and but- ter and brownie, with bever- tries, 454 E. Bowman St. in Jona Gold any event, group meeting or ages available for an additional Wooster, is open the follow- DELI volunteer opportunity to find charge. Pickup will be at Church ing hours: for food, Mon.-Fri., out if they are currently being of the Cross United Methodist 9-11:30 a.m. and 1-4:30 p.m.; $ lb. Church, 5100 Cleveland Rd., Clothing is by appointment only Honey Ham 3 19 Evercrisp held. Please send your listing Wooster. To order, go to http:// and is available Tuesdays from to [email protected]. Troop68.timetap.com. 9-11:30 a.m. and Wednesdays $ • Ashland County and Sweet Lebanon Bologna 4 99 lb. Wayne County Farm Bureaus and Fridays 9-11:30 a.m. and CANCELLATIONS Farm Bureau Day at the Loud- 1-4:30 p.m.; In addition to qual- $ • The Wayne County His- onville Farmers Equity March 10 ity food, other items available Swiss Cheese 3 29 lb. torical Society remains closed from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Become are hygiene products, cleaning due to the pandemic. The board Farm Bureau member or products, diapers, baby food renew membership at event to $ of trustees is carefully monitor- and miscellaneous items. Cus- Pepper Jack Cheese lb. ing the latest information and receive free T-shirt and $10 gift 2 89 tomers can come twice monthly guidance from the CDC and certificate to Loudonville Farm- state and local health authori- ers Equity. at this time, and financial assis- $ ties, as well as the progress of • 52nd annual Northwest- tance is also available by calling Pepperoni Cheese 2 59 lb. vaccination efforts, and hopes ern Ruritan Club Pancake/Sau- PTPM at 330-262-1662. to be in a position to reopen sage Day Saturday, March 13 • A Brain Injury Support at Northwestern High School. safely in late summer or early fall Group meets monthly on Zoom/ Drive-thru only from 7 a.m. to of this year. video chat second Tuesday Simple • Due to an increase of 1 p.m. in front of high school. PRODUCE each month at 4 p.m. Email Jim COVID-19 cases in Wayne Vehicles will come in the south Foods driveway (toward Lattasburg) Foley at [email protected]. $ County, the Wayne County Romaine Hearts ea. Health Department canceled and drive by the school’s front • A Discussion Group for 1 99 Mixes STD/HIV clinics. For updates door to pick up meals. Meals $5 Autistic Adults meets month- on when services will resume, and large meals $7. Pure Gort- ly on Zoom. Email Jim Foley Available ner’s maple syrup and apple- check the health department’s at [email protected]. $ website at wayne-health.org or sauce and whole hog sausage, Cauliflower 2 29 ea. call the Walnut Street building at both prefrozen and fresh, $4 330-264-9590. per pound. All proceeds toward VOLUNTEERS Northwestern community proj- • Wayne County Parent to ects. $ CHURCH Parent Org seeking volun- Red Seedless Grapes 1 99 lb. • First Presbyterian Church, MEETINGS teers to join board. A 501(c)(3) 621 College Ave., Wooster, with nonprofit organization serving Pastor David Rice. Worship ser- • Wayne County Stitchers families and individuals with vice online starting at 8 a.m. at meet second Tuesday each month at 10 a.m. at Parkview developmental disabilities in www.firstpreswooster.org or on Wayne County. Board members facebook.com\fpcwooster. Christian Church, 1912 Burbank GROCERY must be parents or guardians of • Smithville United Method- Road, Wooster. individual with a developmental $ We Now Have ist Church, 243 N. Milton St., Yoplait Yogurt strawberry 2 89 ea. Smithville, in-person morning MISCELLANEOUS disability or work or care for an BUCKEYE worship at 9:30 a.m. followed • County Line Historical individual with a developmen- by Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. Society Museum, 281 N. Mar- tal disability. Board meetings COUNTRY Facility handicapped acces- ® ket St., Shreve, open houses held once a month. If interested Hospitality CREAMERY sible. Anyone attending worship second Saturday each month email Parent2ParentOrganiza- in person must wear a mask. from noon to 3 p.m. Parking at [email protected] or call 330- $ Whole or 2% Sanitizer provided and social Shreve Auto Repair, Farmers Frosted Mini Wheats ea. 946-2099. Due to COVID-19 4 99 distancing observed. Services National Bank and downtown Gallons or also on Facebook Live. Search parking lots. Handicap parking concerns, board meetings by for Smithville UMC. Call 330- conference call. $ Quarts at rear of museum, entering WC Cheese Curls lb. 669-2371 or email smithvil- alley off East Robinson Street. • Wooster City Schools 1 69 [email protected]. Visit www. Admission $2 for adults, with seeks volunteers throughout sumc-ohio.org. children 12 and under free. Call the school day at the district’s Baked Goods • Deli Trays • Cheese Trays • Fruit Trays • Homemade Pizzas • Trinity United Church of Nancy at 330-496-4024. alternative sites. Go to wooster- Christ, 150 E. North St., • Wayne County Officials cityschools.org, click on District 2 miles north of Holmesville on SR 83 • 330-279-2283 Wooster, Sunday worship at Association holding classes for 9:30 a.m. Weekly services and those interested in becoming and start the screening pro- Monday-Friday 8:30am-6:00pm; activity recordings on church high school baseball umpires to cess, 18 and older only. Flexible Saturday 8:30am-5:00pm; Closed Sunday Ohio Food Stamps website, Facebook and You- work OHSAA sanctioned con- scheduling options available. BF-00505455 8

8 • Wooster Weekly News March 6, 2021 Resort-Style Retirement Living

The technicians at Pristine Clean perform a soft-pressure wash using state-of-the-art equipment and a 55+ specially formulated detergent and a sanitizer, killing mold, mildew, moss, algae, and bacteria—all while Whether you choose a ranch-style villa or eliminating winter grime. a convenient apartment, Copeland Oaks offers active—and maintenance-free— retirement living for those 55 and over.

Copeland Oaks residents enjoy stocked lake, on-site library, barbershop, beauty salon, creativity center, Olympic-sized pool, wellness center, personal training, fitness center, aerobics studio, and free membership to the local golf course with country club—all included with the monthly rent.

by Beth Newcomb when a new resident or couple decides to call them to be able to enjoy themselves without firepits, secured community entry and exit, Copeland Oaks home, their villa of choice is the stressful upkeep of a home,” Lisa says. and a 500-strong team of employees that s the snows begin to melt and the beautifully remodeled, often including full “Here, the only responsibility they need to delights in catering to every person living sunshine returns to Northeast Ohio, kitchen updates, lighting, flooring and more. bother themselves with is which activities here. it’s time to think about returning to an “We offer a choice of eight different villa they want to participate in.” Every precaution is taken daily to ensure active lifestyle, especially after a year styles that people can choose from,” Lisa the safety of residents and employees A The Apartments of being stuck inside our homes. says. “They range from 1,500 to 2,300 square during this challenging time, which includes One of the best ways to squeeze more feet with full basements and garages.” Residents who choose to live in one of restricting campus access to outsiders, the joy out of spring, summer—and, indeed, all Copeland Oaks’ beautiful apartments enjoy installation of negative airflow systems in year long—is to embrace a maintenance-free a glorious view of the lake. The 54 units buildings, regular screening of employees lifestyle at a 55+ community—and we have Copeland Oaks does that comprise this section give seniors the and residents and more. one of the nation’s most popular retirement opportunity to remain independent but on “Our community is strong and we intend communities right here in our own backyard. not require an entrance smaller scale than the villas. to keep it that way for many more years It’s the 250-acre Copeland Oaks in the fee to move in... All of the same amenities enjoyed by to come,” Lisa states. “We invite anyone quiet and quaint town of Sebring, Ohio. residents in the villas are afforded to residents aged 55 and over to come enjoy life here at Not only is in the apartments. Plus, Copeland Oaks offers Copeland.” Copeland Oaks The campus offers many social events, and a continuum of care, so seniors have a place Copeland Oaks is located at 800 S. a completely residents have access to over 65 resident- here no matter where they are in the aging 15th Street in Sebring, Ohio. Tours are by debt-free, non- lead groups within walking distance of process, including the on-campus Crandall appointment with evenings and weekends profit venture, it their homes. Enjoy the stocked lake, on-site Medical Center, a five-star rated skilled available. To schedule your personal tour, does not require library, barbershop, beauty salon, creativity nursing facility ranked third in Ohio. The call 330-938-6126. The web address is an entrance fee to move in. center, Olympic-sized pool, wellness center, center features 190 beds (all rooms are private CopelandOaks.com. “As a transitional 55-and-over community, personal training, fitness center, aerobics with person-centered care) and a state-of-the- we have people of all ages and different stages studio, and free membership to the local golf art rehab and therapy area. of life who come to live—and love it—here,” course with country club—all included with Special Offer says Lisa Gentile, Chief Development Officer the monthly rent. The Campus and Senior Campus Director. The zero-maintenance lifestyle at The 250-acre, pet-friendly campus that Commit to an independent villa or For those seeking independent living, there Copeland Oaks means all landscaping and encompasses Copeland Oaks includes a 5K apartment with a move-in date before are two different options: maintenance is taken care of. You can even trail that meanders through the woods (where June 30, 2021, and get two months schedule housekeeping, for a truly worry-free much to the delight of residents the high of free rent. Plus Copeland Oaks The Villas living experience. school cross country team practices and hosts will cover your moving costs up to The 140 fully independent ranch-style villas “Our residents have spent their lives meets), a five-acre stocked lake, outdoor

$1,500. BF-00506241 are regularly updated and remodeled. In fact, working and raising families. It’s time for dining patios and patios with fireplaces and 9

March 6, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 9 Registration now open INTO SAVINGS for WCSD kindergarten MARCH March 1-28, 2021 Scotts GrubEx Preen Garden Wooster City Schools Special of the Month 14.35 lb. Ready to Use Weed Preventer kindergarten registration for Granuales Grub Killer Reg. $17.99 the 2021-22 school year is 97 Reg. $27.99 740755 now open. 731803 Children age 5 or older 7 before Sept. 30 are eligible Your Choice Fiberglass Handle Sale Sale for kindergarten while those Round or Square Point Shovel, 99 99 age 6 on or before that date Garden Rake or Hoe while are required to register for Reg. $15.49 supplies 24 14 Elementary, Tammy Lin- will contact all incoming last kindergarten for the 2021- gle, wstr_tlingle@wooster- kindergarten students to 761606 761615 761624 761633 22 school year. You must cityschools.org, 330-988- schedule the screening time reside in the Wooster City 1111 ext. 4004; Kean Elemen- at a later date. Screening Sale through 5-31-21 compare Sale through 5-31-21 School attendance boundar- tary, Jill Rubino, wstr_jiru- will be held the week of All 4 Steps All 4 Steps ies to register for Wooster 1,000 Sq. Ft. Coverage and save! 5,000 Sq. Ft. Coverage bino@woostercityschools. May 10 at the elementary D1B5 City Schools (see the bound- org, 330-988-1111 ext. building. aries map at www.wooster- 5500; Elementary, Documents needed are 96 99 cityschools.org/). Bonnie Magers, wstr_bmag- proof of residence such as 62 99 Step one for registering is ers@woostercityschools. signed rental agreement, completing the online kinder- org, 330-988-1111 ext. mortgage statement, proper- 15,000 Sq. Ft.Coverage 15,000 Sq. Ft.Coverage garten registration form using D1B15 the district’s Final Forms 3500; Parkview Elemen- ty-tax statement, utility bills application at www.wooster- tary, Beth Jewell, wstr_bjew- for two-consecutive months 96 99 oh.finalforms.com/. Make [email protected], or voter registration card; 155 330-988-1111 ext. 4500; and birth certificate, original is 225 sure to choose 2021-22 when Crabgrass, Weed Control & Scotts Lawn Pro registering. If you do not Board of Education Office, required; Social Security Lawn Food for all Turf Grasses 4-Step Program already have a Final Forms Jill Ackerman, wstr_jacker- card for student (for iden- • Phosphorus Free Account linked to a current man@woostercityschools. tification purposes only); Crabgrass Preventer Plus Lawn Food Crabgrass Preventer + Lawn Food student, you will be asked org, 330-988-1111 ext. 1241. immunization records or Apply in early Spring Apply in early Spring to create one using an email In the second step, docu- immunization waiver; driv- 5,000 Sq. Ft. 768066 18.99 5,000 Sq. Ft. 723371 31.75 address, and this account will ments will be required to com- er’s license or photo ID of 15,000 Sq. Ft. 765428 38.99 15,000 Sq. Ft. 731710 73.25 be used each year to update plete the registration. Docu- parent/guardian; and legal Weed & Feed Lawn Weed Control Plus Lawn Food your child’s information. ments can be uploaded into documents (custody papers, Apply in late spring Apply in late spring Email or call the build- Final Forms, faxed to 330- etcetera) if applicable. or early summer 5,000 Sq. Ft. 723398 27.75 ing secretary below if assis- 262-3407 or taken to the kin- State regulations require 5,000 Sq. Ft. 768075 14.99 15,000 Sq. Ft. 731701 63.25 tance with online registra- dergarten screening appoint- you provide court-stamped 15,000 Sq. Ft. 765404 40.99 Lawn Food w/2% Iron tion is required: Cornerstone ment. Building secretaries documents only. Lawn FoodApply all season long Apply all season long 5,000 Sq. Ft. 768084 13.99 5,000 Sq. Ft. 723401 19.75 15,000 Sq. Ft. 765411 34.99 15,000 Sq. Ft. 731694 43.25 Winterizer Apply in Fall Fall Lawn Food Apply in Fall Farm Bureau membership 20.74 5,000 Sq. Ft. 768093 14.99 5,000 Sq. Ft. 723428 40.99 46.24 events scheduled for March 5,000 Sq. Ft. 765435 5,000 Sq. Ft. 731729

The Wayne County Special prizes will be avail- Smithville. Stop by for a Farm Bureau will host two able to those bringing a new free breakfast sandwich and member events in March. member, and a food truck Lerch’s doughnut, and those The first will be March will be onsite with food renewing at the event will 24 from 5-8 p.m. and will options available for pur- receive a free $10 Tyler’s be at JAFB Brewery in chase. gift card. Breakfast will Wooster. Free T-shirts will On March 27 a second be offered to-go, either via be given out, and those event will be held from curbside pickup or walkup, Scotts Turf Builder Scotts Turf Builder Scotts EZ Seed Scotts PatchMaster renewing at the event will 8:30-10:30 a.m. at Tyler and will be available as Edge Guard DLX 3 lb. up to 1,200 Sq. Ft. 3.75 lb. 85 Sq. Ft. 4.75 Lb. 115 Sq. Ft. receive a $5 JAFB gift card. Grain and Fertilizer in long as supplies last. Broadcast Fertilizer Coverage Sun & Shade Coverage Sun & Shade Coverage Sun & Shade Spreader 730723 Grass Seed 745224 Grass Patch & Repair 756983 Grass Patch & Repair 712651 about anything for the team. after graduation will be glad HAVEN As a coach you’ve gotta love they have him. Sale Sale Sale Sale from Page 5 having kids like that around. Aaron Dorksen can be 99 99 99 99 Whether or not he goes to emailed at aarondorksen24@ 62 16 15 9 coach Michael Snowbarger West Point, just what he’s gmail.com. Follow him on will never forget him. 160 S. Columbus Rd. trying is highly impressive. Twitter at @AaronDorksen. WOOSTER, OH 44691 “He’s what high school Kudos to him, and hopefully sports is all about,” Snow- 330-262-8821 it works out.” Mon.-Fri. 8-5:30, Sat. 8-4, Sun. 11-3 barger said. “He’s a high Armed with smarts, work hometownhardware.doitbest.com school kid who loves the ethic and a selfless attitude, OH Lic. #12031 competition and will do just whatever team Haven joins BF-00506224 *We reserve the right to limit quantities and correct pricing errors subject to availability. 10

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Al Wek Long! Something New Each Dy! Monday Tuesday Wensday Thursday Friday Saturdy 50%OFF Deli Meat Produce Dairy Grocery WalnutCreekMildSwiss BeefLoinStripSteak FreshGreenBeans Smith'sMilk NicklesSplitTopWheat lb UnderArmour $3.29lb $9.99 $1.25lb WhiteorChocolate $1.69 clothing T&C'sOwn $2.99gal WalnutCreek BulkSausage Pineapples Lay'sPotatoChips EasyCarveHam 2/$4.00 Smith'sCottageCheese $3.5913oz inthe $2.59lb $2.09 24oz $2.99lb BabyCarrots Pepsi&Mt.Dew ShoeDept T&C'sOwnMacaroniSalad 2lbbags WalnutCreekButter $5.69 18Pack BulkFoods 1lbquarters $2.49lb $2.25 4/$7.00 RegularorQuickOats Smith'sIceCream $2.69 48oz Gerber's Fresh $ Fresh Express Idaho 49¢lb • $22.50-50lbcase Boneless Thighs 3.49 lb Chopped Salads Potatoes GummiBears ShoeDept Restaurant $1.69lb • $7.95-5lb 20%OFFAllShoes BBQRibSandwich Pork Shoulder $ $ 5 lb bag with BeerBatteredFries&Drink $ 9.6-11.42/ 5 oz 2.15 Western Ribs 2.99 lb for $6.95 Green Iceberg Beef Loin $ Cabbage Lettuce Nickles Strip Steak lb $ 11.99 ¢ $ Seeded Kaiser Buns 2.59 8 pk 59 lb 1.09 head Beef Bottom $ Round Roast lb Fritos or $ 4.99 Cheetos 2/ 5 Will be closing at 2:30 pm T&C's Own Wholey $ $ IGA everyday until further notice Bulk Sausage lb $ Flounder Fillets 7.39 Find our Lunch Specials Below! 2.99 Ice Cream 5.99 gal 2 lb bag Roast Beef Bounty Monday with 1 side $ Wholey $ Monday Onl : Paper Towels 2 pk salmon Fillets March 8 $8.95 3.49 6.491 lb bag 6 Pk - 16.9 oz Bottles $ Ham loaf Walnut Creek Pepsi Products 2.99 Wholey $ Tuesday with 2 sides Lobster Bites 8 oz March 9 $8.95 Garden Vegetable Cheese Smith's Milk 2.69 8 pk -12 oz Bottles $ Walnut Creek Vit D, 1% Chocolate Coca-Cola Products 3/ 13 Baked Chicken Yumasetti $ or Old Fashioned Choc Wednesday with 2 sides with 1 side Honey Ham 3.89 lb IGA Kidney or Chili Beans 15 oz 69¢ March 10 $8.95 $7.95 T&C's Own Smith's Milk $ OliveGardenSaladDressings 16oz $2.99 $ 2%, 1%, or Skim gal Ham loaf Roast Beef Chicken Salad 3.49 lb 3.19 KeeblerClubCrackers 12-13oz $2.99 with Mashed Potatoes Thursday with 2 sides and 1 side T&C's Own Smith's Rice-A-Roni 6-7 oz $1.29 March 11 $8.95 $8.95 Sour Cream $ Bacon Mac & Cheese 16 oz Hungry Man Frozen Dinners 16-17oz $3.29 for shopping with us! or Onion Dip 1.59 Hostess Multipack Snack Cakes $2.99 Creamed Chicken Pork Chops with Mashed Potatoes with 2 sides Smith'sOrangeJuice Gallon $3.99 Friday and 1 side IGA Drinking Water 24pk $2.49 We are proud to March 12 $9.95 AjoyoAlmondmilk includesOrganic½Gallon $3.09 $8.95 Puffs Basic Tissues 96 ct 99¢ serve you, LocalBrownEggs Dozen 2/$5.00 ScottComfortPlusBathTissue 12pk $5.00 for everything Ham loaf Tater Tot Walnut Creek Cheese 8ozShreddedorbars 3/$5.00 you need. Saturday with 2 sides casserole - with 1 side Sapphire ¢ March 13 $8.95 $7.95 Flour lb Yoplait Yogurts 32 oz $2.79 40 Pillsbury Crescent Rolls, Cinnamon Rolls, Find us on or Orange Rolls 8-13 oz $2.19 Facebook, Twitter, Gingersnap $ & Instagram Cookies 1.84 lb BF-00506051 11

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12 • Wooster Weekly News March 6, 2021 ERF is here to help — both now and in the future Even during a pandemic, their GEDs by awarding ERFund at the WCCF by the Employment Resource Employment test scholarships or helping going to www.employmen- Fund continues to help Resource with transportation costs. tresourcefund.org or send- Wayne County adults get Fund Wayne College, University ing a check to the Wayne jobs, better jobs or keep Column of Akron gives emergency County Community Foun- their current jobs. It does book loans to degree-seek- dation designated for the this through grants to local ing students to buy needed Employment Resource nonprofits with employ- work boots, uniforms, tools, books before classes start. Fund, 517 N. Market St., ment programs for adults, driver licenses, background Working for You at Wayne Wooster, OH 44691. money used to help clients checks, birth certificates, County Public Library Churches and other local or students with employ- identifications, testing, cer- provides job seekers with service organizations can ment-related needs. tifications, books, tuition needed job-search paper- “Adopt an Initiative” by The benefit to local and transportation. These work like resumes, cover working with one of the employers is ready-to-work ERFund initiatives are letters and envelopes. Unit- funded schools or agen- job seekers. The benefit to available to clients or stu- ed Way of Wayne/Holmes cies to raise money for the the community is a thriv- dents working with adult Counties, one of the newest ERFund. Ten years ago ing workforce, reducing education at Wayne Coun- ERFund’s initiatives, works Westminster Presbyterian Submitted local dependency on costly ty Schools Career Center, with its 19 partner agen- Church adopted Aspire’s social services. Job seekers, Anazao Community Part- cies to provide work boots, Brent Morlock, left, owner of Boots, Shoes & More, and Car- GED and ESOL programs. rolyn Salazar of United Way work with clients, students and employees, employers and ners’ Re-Entry Program, scrubs, car repairs and other employees of United Way’s 19 partner agencies who need Funds raised by the church’s the community — everyone Community Action’s Get- employment expenses for work boots for employment. United Way’s Employment annual Hearty Italian Soup — benefit. ting Ahead Program, People the employees and clients of Resource Fund grant provides funding for this and other Sale pay for GED test Currently, there are 10 to People Ministries and its partners. required work-related expenses. scholarships and transporta- initiatives in Wayne Coun- The Counseling Center’s Because the ERFund is a for investing the money to fund a new initiative. tion for those with financial ty for employment- and Employment Services. locally funded and operated donated to the fund. As it Applications are available at need. training-related expens- The other four Wayne work and education fund at grows, there is more money www.employmentresource- If your organization es funded by grants from County ERFund initiatives the WCCF, it has the flex- for new initiatives that help fund.org. would like to “Adopt an Ini- the ERFund at the Wayne for employment- and train- ibility to meet job-related goal-oriented adults get jobs, Community support is tiative,” email the ERFund County Community Foun- ing-related expenses are needs. All the money in the better jobs or keep their cur- critical to the work of the Steering Committee at dation. Six of the 10 assist more unique. Aspire, Wayne fund was raised or donated rent jobs. Any Wayne Coun- ERFund and can be pro- employmentresourcefund@ adults with a variety of County Schools Career by the community. It is a ty nonprofit organization vided in different ways. gmail.com or call Wayne unfunded employment and Center uses its grant money community savings account. with an employment pro- Individuals or businesses County Community Foun- training costs — things like to help adult students get The WCCF is responsible gram can apply for a grant can donate directly to the dation at 330-262-3877.

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March 6, 2021 Wooster Weekly News • 13 These 15 local sports stars are bobblehead-worthy How does a person led the Golden Bears to the tling program into a peren- 14 – Gary Muntean – age (62.1; 637-of-1,026); explain the popularity of most successful season of nial Wayne County Athletic probably not the quarter- played in 32 games. Tom bobbleheads? Fact is they Rife her 12-year WHS stint. League and state jugger- back you think of first when 15. Mike Plant – intrepid are merely dolls — for 6. Perry Reese, Jr. — naut; Golden Bears’ head celebrating the history of newspaper reporter, editor; grown-ups Livin’ the Team inspirational black coach football coach; in this, his jersey number 12, yet bob- the man who, despite all Yet bobbleheads are who overcame prejudice to 28th season, guided Wayne- ble-worthy nonetheless; odds, threatens to make me everywhere, as cool as ever. be welcomed into the all- dale to its 10th-straight con- The College of Wooster’s peck on a keyboard to age From sports idols to movie 15 locals deemed bobble- white Amish community ference wrestling title. durable, all-time leader in 70 and beyond (clock is tick- stars, from practical presi- worthy: of Berlin; became icon at 10. Dave Broehl – offensive yards (9,041), ing toward July); Of note: dents to pitiful punks who 1. Charles Follis – aka Hiland High School, site of Wayne County’s extraor- passing yards (8,295), pass- bobblehead designers will profess to be public ser- “The Black Cyclone” and the community center that dinary historian and com- ing touchdowns (65), pass- find molding his hair style to vants, they “spring” from widely revered as the first bears his name; died of can- munity leader who died this ing efficiency points (145.6) be the easiest task of all. all walks of life. African-American profes- cer in 2000 at the age of 48. past October at the age of and completion percent- It’s a pretty good bet sional football player, for 7. Reece Dupler/Danyon 73, a victim of COVID-19; the average collector has at whom the Wooster High Hempy (special two-for- instrumental in develop- least one favorite figure sit- football stadium is named. one teammate bobblehead) ment of the Wayne County ting in plain view on a shelf 2. Steve Moore – legend- – Dupler: former 6-foot- Historical Society complex somewhere. ary former men’s basketball 2 guard for The College and friend to the Wayne The attraction may coach at Muhlenberg Col- of Wooster known for his County Sports Hall of Fame well be that bobbleheads, lege and The College of leadership, determination, located at the site. in contrast to many sports Wooster; in his 39 seasons defensive grit and abil- 11. Kent Smith – long- March Special: Comprehensive physical exam memorabilia valuables, are at the helm, the Monro- ity to post up low and score time educator, athletic more easily obtained. Such eville, Ohio native amassed against defenders much tall- director and coach at plus a full set of labs for $150. 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4 THREE MONTH OLD Bernese fe- AKC BERNESE MOUNTAIN dog pup- 0451 0570 males. Nice markings, out of very pies D.O.B. 2/11/21. Out of a champi- Timber Tree Service good breeding stock, $6,000, OBO. on male. Great breeding stock. 2 fe- (330)600-7017. males $5,500, 4 males $2,000. Mi- BUYERS OF STANDING White Pine CLINE BROTHERS TREE Service, chael Yoder (330)473-0146. Timber. For free estimate call LLC. Removals, lot clearing, trimming, 9 MONTH OLD German Shepard mix, (419)606-5865 maintenance, pruning, tree planting, female. Should cycle soon. (330)401- AKC GERMAN SHEPARD female. stump grinding, etc. (330)407-1775. 6774. Raised 8 puppies last litter, should 0460 cycle soon. (330)407-6248. 0600 ACA REGISTERED MINI Australian Tools & Equipment shepherd. Red Merle, male, born AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppies, Pets 5/18/19. Proven breeder, $2,500; ACA born 1/29/21. Smaller dark golden, lit- 11 GALLON AIR compressor, used 0 registered Mini Australian Shepherd ter of 11. Females $1,800, males very little, $100, OBO, (330)462-8076. WARNING: ANIMALS advertised for red tri, male. Born 10/18/18. Proven $1,200 or make offer for whole litter. "free" are sometimes acquired by Breeder $2,000; Goldendoodle male, (330)600-8225. LINCOLN AC 225 Amp welder with people who use them as bait in train- light red, also proven. Born 12/10/19, cables, good working condition, $100, ing other animals to fights or for sci- $1,500, Call: (419)896-2108. AKC PORTUGUESE WATER dog fe- OBO, (330)462-8076. ence experiments. Please help us to male, 2 years old. Also, 4 month old stop animal cruelty by asking a nomin- AKC 3 YEAR OLD tri-color female, male puppies, chocolate and black. 0506 al fee for your pet to attract a sincere bred to ruby cavalier male, $7,200. Good breeding stock. (330)407-6248. buyer. (330)600-7372. Cleaning Services AKC RED MOYEN Poodle, male. 16 0610 CLEANING SERVICES AVAILABLE!! AKC BERNESE MOUNTAIN dog fe- mo. old, 25 lbs. Good confirmation. Residential and Business!! Weekly, bi- Cats male puppies, 9 weeks old. Good bloodlines, $2,900, SHOP TOOLS & ANTIQUES weekly, monthly. Call or text (330)231- breeding stock, $6,500 each OBO. (330)621-4348. ONLINE ONLY AUCTION 4594. 6 MONTH OLD friendly kittens, (330)893-1916. $20/each, (330)852-2466. AKC REGISTERED SHELTIE pup- Bidding is open now & starts ending: 0520 AKC BERNESE MOUNTAIN Dog, pies. Vet checked, dewormed, dew- 0620 male. Stud Service. Weight 100 lbs. claws removed and vaccinated. Born Monday, March 15, 2021 6:00 PM* Construction & Dogs Proven, nice markings. Genetic clear 1/02/21, ready for new home now. PICK UP LOCATIONS: and OFA certified. $800. Fredericks- $1,600 text or call (330)465-1439 11700 Scout Rd., Frazeysburg OH 43822 Remodeling burg, William Miller, (330)749-6266. Dalton, OH. No Sunday Sales. LABRADOODLE FEMALE 2 &1/2 PICK UP DATE: Years Old, Bred to Standard Parti Tuesday, March 16, 2021 • 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM Poodle. Due 3/19/21. $9,200 (330)600-0285. WE CUSTOM COIN AUCTION VINTAGE TOOLS * SHOP TOOLS RIGID PIPE WRENCHES * ANTIQUES BUILD & INSTALL 2 TWO YEAR OLD tri-color Beagle fe- LOCATION: Kaufman Auction Center, 559 Belden males. Bred to Beagle male. Due in 3 Parkway NE, Sugarcreek, OH 44681. Directions: Off SR TRUCK, TRAILER, SHOP TOOLS, MISC.: 1975 Chevy 330-695-6960 and 4 weeks, both showing. $2,000 39 east of Sugarcreek, turn north onto Belden Parkway. The pickup, no eng; 1978 flatbed trailer 44’; fiberglass truck cab

BF-00480323 FREE ESTIMATES each. Baltic (330)987-4695. Kaufman Auction Center/Warehouse is on your right. Signs sleeper; metal gas cans; metal pulleys; 24’alum ext ladder; TWO YEAR OLD Mini Aussie female. posted. GPS Coordinates: 40.509654, -81.622768. chain binders; 10+ bottle jacks; tie down straps; elec cords; 2 bench vises; metal kneehole desk; 4 cable cutters; 2 roller Has 5 pups, 3 merles and 2 black pri, Tuesday, March 16, 2021 4:00 PM D.O.B. 2/20/21, $15,000. One year old stands; 20 miter boxes; 4 McCulloch chainsaws; dolly carts; black pri male, $1,000. 3 HALF CENTS-HALF DOLLARS farm jacks; 10+ manual chain hoists; David White transit set; Goldendoodle puppies, 6 weeks old, SILVER DOLLARS * GOLD * MISC. jack stands; wheelbarrow; 30 toolboxes, includes Kennedy $6,000 for all three. (330)473-2604. Kits; misc c-clamps; Heller wrenches; clevises; misc crescent HALF CENTS - HALF DOLLARS: Half cents; 1802, 31, wrenches; socket sets; pulley pullers; bolt cutters; caster sets; 3 BERNESE FEMALES for sale. 43, 45, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56, large cents; flying sledge hammers; chain wrenches; multiple air tools; Reed 2&1/2 months old. Up to date on eagle cents; 1864L, 66, 70, 1908s, Indian head cents; complete pipe clamp tripods; 4 weed eaters; 75+ Rigid pipe wrenches shots, wormer, (330)600-4984. set Indian head cents; 1909s, 09svdb, 14d, 31s, Lincoln cents; include, 75th ann wrench set, 48’’, 36’’, 24’’, 18’’, & more; complete set Lincoln cents 1909-67; 1886 V-nickel; 1937d 20+ Rigid pipe cutters; Rigid pipe threaders, threader dies, 3-legged buffalo nickel; 1880 3-cent nickel PCGS MS65; pipe reamers. VACANT CORNER LOT ONLINE ONLY AUCTION 1876cc seated dime; 1921,42/1,mercury dimes; 1873s seated ANTIQUE TOOLS: 30+ hand crank brace drills, mostly Highly Visible - Village of Sugarcreek quarter; 1914 barber quarter; 1927s standing quarter; Stanley; 9 chest hand drills; 40+ spiral screwdrivers, mostly 1814, 24, 25, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, bust halves; 1861 Yankee; 10 hand planes; Whitney hand punch; t-handle drills LOCATION: 551 Dover Rd NE, Sugarcreek, OH 44681. seated half; roll of BU Franklin halves. GPS COORDINATES: 40.5088029,-81.6340597. ANTIQUES & MISC: 2 log rollers; 10+ hand saws; 3 two- SILVER DOLLARS: 1878cc, 78s, 79cc, 80cc, 82cc, 82o/s, man hand saws, 6’; scythe; wooden boat paddles; Evinrude & DIRECTIONS: Located on the corner of SR39/Dover Rd 83cc, 87o, 87s, 89cc, 89s, 90s, 91cc, 91s, 92cc, 95o PCGS and Edelweiss Dr NE in Sugarcreek. Signs posted. Johnson outboard motors; Wagner #0 & #H skillets; 2 glass VF30, 95s, 1903s, Morgans; 1921 peace. oil bottles; oil bottle carrier; tin Pepsi thermometer; Tonka Tuesday, March 23, 2021 Bidding begins ending 6:00 PM GOLD: 1876 type-2 $20. Liberty head; 1923d $20. Saint truck; 3 Conservo canners; cast iron Singer sewing machine Gaudens; 1907 $2.50 Liberty head; 1879m Australia 1-Sov. base; misc. crocks; Zenith radio; Super De Luxe bicycle; 2 * .67 ACRE CORNER LOT * VILLAGE OF MISC.: 1986-2021 silver eagle set; 1954 mint set; SUGARCREEK * SUGARCREEK TOWNSHIP * lighting rods with glass balls. 1936 Long Island, 1925 St. Mt., com. Halves & more. NOTE: Partial list above with almost 400 lots to choose TUSCARAWAS COUNTY * ZONED COMMERCIAL NOTE: This is only a partial list of 400-lots to be sold in * PUBLIC UTILITIES AVAILABLE * from. Please visit Kaufman-auctions.com to view complete catalog order. Doors open 2-hrs. prior to auction. catalog, view photos & to bid. For legal description, terms TERMS: Cash, Check or CC. 10% BP applies to all TERMS: Online terms apply, 10% buyer’s premium. online bidding and photos purchases. 20% BP Online. Applicable sales tax does apply. please visit www.kaufman- AUCTION BY ORDER OF: KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS Warren W. Baker Trust, Janet Baker Trustee auctions.com. 888.852.4111 or www.kaufman-auctions.com KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS AUCTION BY ORDER OF: ADEN YODER, AUCTIONEER 888.852.4111 | www.kaufman-auctions.com The Village of Sugarcreek 330-231-8983 or [email protected] RAY YODER, DERRICK KANDEL, AUCTIONEER REALTOR/AUCTIONEER KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS 330-231-4524 or [email protected] 330.204.0110 888.852.4111 or www.kaufman-auctions.com [email protected] CURT YODER, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER 330.204.2447 [email protected] BF-00506427

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TWO YEAR OLD tri-color Beagle AKC MOYEN POODLE puppies AT STUD ROSCOE Mini Parti Poodle, EZS WHELPERS. KEEP your pups BISON LIVER, HEART and tongue for FOR SALE: 4 year old cream Pomera- dog food. The healthiest meat they will male, $100. Baltic (330)987-4695. D.O.B. 1/30/21. Puppies will be vet produces nice tri-party colors. Great safe, warm and comfy. Solid stain- nian female, $2,000. 4 year old blue ever eat! We raise all our animals at checked. Cream parties $2,800. Blue for sheep dogs, Bernese, Australian, less steel construction. Electric merle Pomeranian male, $1,200. 3 Red Run Bison Farm in Marshallville. AT STUD AKC Bernese Mountain Merle parties, $3,800. Cream $2,000. etc. AI available. Service Fee $525, thermostat controlled heat. Only year old Shit Tzu female, due to cycle Contact Steve, (330)472-2216. Dog, Whispering Pines Jasper, 130 (330)988-8057. (330)401-6809. 1.15 amp draw. Sales, Service & in April, $800. (330)600-5917. lbs. Nice markings. Introduction fee Rentals. William Miller, (330)749- FOR SALE: ACA female Havanese. $450. Service fee due when puppies AT STUD AKC Portuguese Water DACHSHUND MALE 3 month old FOR SALE: 2 MALES, 2 females, 6266. Two 6 year olds, one 7 year old, $200 are born. Females must be brucellos- dog, call for rates. At stud blue merle puppy, long hair chocolate, ACA, Husky Australian mixed puppies. each (330)691-0327. is tested, (330)600-2647. Mini Poodle, $650. (330)407-6248. $1,400. (330)893-4517. FOR SALE: BERNESE Mountain D.O.B. 11/01/20. $600, O.B.O. Call or dogs, 2 AKC females, 9 months old. text (330)401-3294. FOR SALE: AKC registered Bernese Excellent breeding stock. (330)275- Mountain dog, females. Ages 8 ANDREAS FARMS EQUIPMENT AUCTION 5458. FOR SALE: 3 YEAR old black and months to 2 years old. The 2yr. old is white Havanese female, due to cycle bred to Mini Poodle (Great Getzby) for LOCATION: 446 Ragersville Rd. SW, Sugarcreek, OH 44681 (Centrally located between LABRADOODLE PUPPIES anytime. Also, 2 year old Bichon fe- March 16 puppies. Call (330)275-5391 90-100 miles from Cleveland, Columbus, & Pittsburgh). Directions: From I-77 (exit 83) in FOR SALE! male due to cycle soon. Both are good for pricing and info. Dover Ohio, take SR 39 west 7 miles to Dutch Valley Rd., turn south 2.4 miles to the farm. Date of Birth: 01/21/21. Black and moms, had 7 puppies last litter, Signs Posted. Chocolate, some have markings. $4,500 a piece or $8,000 for both. FOR SALE: D.O.B. 1/6/21 Cavachon Females: $1,200 Males: $900. Also, 12 week old male, cream Re- puppies, 2 females, 2 males. U.T.D Friday, March 19, 2021 10:00 AM* Or make an offer for the whole litter. triever, registered puppy, $2,500 shots, vet checked and wormed. Call *Onsite Auction with Online Bidding Available (330)275-8741. O.B.O. (330)231-0707. (330)473-0077.

JD & CHALLENGER TRACTORS * LIKE NEW JD FORAGE HARVESTER SKID LOADERS * MIXER & SILAGE TRUCKS * WHEEL LOADER HOCHSTETLER MIXER WAGONS * HAY & TILLAGE EQUIPMENT PRIVATE 110+ GUN COLLECTION

AUCTION PREVIEW: Wednesday, March 17, 2021 • 10:00 AM-2:00 PM LOCATION: At the Mt. Hope Auction Grounds (Dean Beachy Event Center). 8076 SR 241, TRACTORS - WHEEL LOADERS - SKID LOADERS - GREEN STAR EQUIPMENT: Mt. Hope, OH 44660. DIRECTIONS: Located on SR 241 midway between Millersburg, OH and Mt. Eaton, OH. ’17 JD 7310R tractor, Front PTO; ’15 JD 7250R tractor; ’13 JD 7230R Wednesday, March 17, 2021 5:00 PM tractor, Laforge front 3pt.; ’12 Challenger MT685D tractor; Ford 110+ GUNS * WINCHESTER MODEL 42 SPECIAL DELUXE (NEW) RIFLES * SHOTGUNS * HANDGUNS 7610 tractor; NH TN60A tractor;’49 Farmall H tractor; ‘ll Komatsu WINCHESTERS: Mod 42 “Special Deluxe” Skeet, brand new in box w/papers & hangtags: WA250 PZ wheel loader; CAT Mod 42 w/box: Mod 42 w/vent rib: Mod 42 w/solid rib: Mod 12 12GA Trap: Mod 101 20GA: 246D skid loader; Bobcat S650 skid Mod 23 Pigeon Grade Lightweight 20 GA in deluxe hardcase: Mod 23 XTR Pigeon Grade loader; Case 445 skid loader; Case 20GA Like NIB: Mod 37 .410. 1845B skid loader; 2 – Case 1845 WINCHESTER COMMEMORATIVES INCLUDING: 1996 Wild Bill Hickok: 1980 skid loaders; 2 - JD Green Star 2630 Oliver Winchester: 1971 NRA Centennial Rifle: 1983 Chief Crazy Horse: 1976 Sioux: displays; JD StarFire 6000 & 3000 1982 American Bald Eagle Silver: 1981 John Wayne: 1980 Bat Masterson: 1977 Legendary receivers; JD 3pt. 1800lb weights. Lawmen: 1979 Legendary Frontiersmen: All LNIB JD FORAGE HARVESTER - HEADS - HARVEST LAB: ’17 JD 8700i Forage Harvester WINCHESTER RIFLES: Mod 61 .22LR: Mod 61 .22 Mag Like NIB w/Papers & Hangtags: w/ JD Harvest Lab 3000, unit includes Scherer 8KW Processor, excellent like new machine; ’17 Mod 06 .22LR: Mod 62-A .22 LR: Mod 9422 XTR .22 LR: Mod 9422 .22LR: Mod 9422-M JD 770 10 row corn head; ’17 JD 649 hay head. .22 Mag: Mod 70 Classic .300 WSM: Mod 70 .264 Win Mag: Mod 94 Wrangler II .32 Spl: 2 MIXER TRUCKS - 7 SILAGE TRUCKS - PICKUPS - LIVESTOCK TRAILER: Mod 9422 High Grade .22LR & others. ’05 International 7600 w/ Penta 6720-HD Mixer; SS unloading conveyor for Penta mixer; ’89 BROWNING’S INCLUDING: Mod 42 .410: Mod 12 28GA: Mod 12 20GA: Gold Hunter International truck w/ Knight Botec 4063 Mixer; ’04 Peterbilt 330 w/Versa 18’ silage box; ’04 20GA & 12GA: Citori XS Sporting 28GA: T-Bolt .17HMR & others. Peterbilt 330 truck; ’00 International 4900 truck w/ Scott 22’ silage box & tarp; ’94 international REMINGTON’S INCLUDING: Mod 870 20GA Skeet: Mod 870 LW .410: Mod 870 2564 truck w/ Scott 20’ silage bed w/ racks; ’91 Kenworth T800 truck w/ Scott 22’ silage box Magnum 20GA: Mod 870 28GA: Mod 11-48 .410 Vent Rib: Mod 11-48 28GA Vent Rib: Mod w/ racks & Husky 5500 gallon manure tank; ’89 International 1954 truck w/ Scott Bed; ’83 1100 Sporting 28: Mod 1100 Skeet-B 20GA: Mod 1100 LW 28GA: Mod 1100 .410: Mod 572 International S1900 truck w/ Scott 20’ silage bed; ’07 Chevy calf feeding box truck; ’03 Ford BDL Deluxe Fieldmaster .22LR: Mod 541-T Heavy Barrel .22LR & others. F-350 truck w/Moritz Aluminum Flat Bed; ’07 Ford F250 XLT Crew Cab Super Duty truck; RUGERS INCLUDING: Mod 77 .243 Win: Mod 77 7mm Mag: Mod 77-22 .22 Hornet: ’07 Ford F150 truck; ‘12 Moritz gooseneck livestock trailer; misc. floater truck tires; misc. skid Mod 77-22 .22LR: Mod AR-556 .223/5.56 (2): Ruger Precision Rifle 6.5 Creedmoor w/ loader & equipment tires & rims. Leupold Rings & others. HAY & FEED EQUIPMENT: ’16 JD R990R & F350R tractor mount mowers; Oxbo 334 SMITH & WESSON INCLUDING: Mod 60 .38 Spl: Mod 48-4 .22 Mag: Mod 15-2 .38 merger; Krone Swadro TS680 twin rake; NH 216 double rollabar rake; H&S WB20AL 20’ forage Spl: Mod 36-1 .38 Spl: Mod 35-1 .22LR: Mod 18-3 .22LR: Mod 31-1 .32 S&W Long: Mod box; Richardton 700 dump box; Fargo dump box; Meyer Formula F-1015 Mixer wagon; Supreme 586-8 .357 Mag & others. Most are in high condition or LNIB. International 1200-T mixer wagon; Whatcom 1600-P-S stall bedder; Whatcom 1200-P stall bedder; OTHER GUNS INCLUDING: Sig Mod 1911 R Scorpion .45 ACP: Sig Mod P238 Rainbow Houle 5350 tanker; Meyer 8720 Super Shredder manure spreader; Woods BW1800 15’ rotary .380 ACP: Sig Mod P238 Extreme .380 ACP: Sig Mod 938 SAS 9mm: Kimber Pro TLE .45 mower; Fritsch 10’ forage facer; ANBO 12’ silage blade, front mount; 3pt. manure tire scraper. ACP w/Laser: Kimber Micro 9 9mm: Colt Trooper MKIII .22 Mag: Colt Peacemaker .22LR: TILLAGE EQUIPMENT: JD 235 disc; White 435 11 shank chisel plow, new tires; Aerway Colt Officers Match 5th Issue .22LR: Henry Golden Boy .22 LR & 22 Mag: Henry Golden AW2500 25’ aerator; 3pt. Kuhn HR4503 power harrow; 3pt. Bestway Boom Sprayers; Boy 3rd Edition Engraved .22 LR: CZ Mod 455 .22LR: CZ Mod 527 Varmint .17 Hornet: anhydrous 6 row applicator. Aero Precision Mod M4E1 .223: Marlin Mod 1897 century Limited .22LR & others. JD GATOR – TRAILERS: ’11 JD TX 4x2 Gator, 3921 hrs.; Johnson Feed-R-Meter trailer, 5 LEUPOLD SCOPES, BOW & AMMO: VX3ᴵ LRP: 6.5-20x50: (2) VX3ᴵ 3.5-10x40; 200-gal tank; JD 21 trailer w/ portable pressure washer; 190 Calf Hutches – Poly Bins. Crossbows, Laser Rangefinder, Ammo, & More. NOTE: Andreas Farms Inc. is a 6-generation farm. Having sold the 1200 cow dairy herd in NOTE: We will be starting with un-cataloged items at 5:00 PM and be on the guns at 5:30 2020, the farm is pivoting into a grain farming operation. This auction represents excess farm PM. This is a private one owner collection, and we are excited to be able to offer it public & dairy equipment no longer needed for the ongoing farming needs. This equipment has a auction. We will be offering online bidding on the cataloged items. good service history with pieces in like new condition. Make plans to join us for the preview or TERMS: Cash, Check or Credit Card. 10% Buyers Premium. Online bidding auction day to upgrade your equipment needs prior to all spring work. terms apply. TERMS OF SALE: Payment in full sale day. Cash, Check, or Credit. 3% buyer’s premium; waived for cash or check. Out of state buyer registration must be accompanied by a bank SALE BY ORDER OF: Mahlon Hochstetler letter of credit. All items sold AS IS. Not responsible for accidents. Announcements made day of sale take precedence over printed material or any other oral statements made. Online KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS bidding available; go to www.kaufman-auctions.com for online bidding terms & conditions. 888-852-4111 | www.kaufman-auctions.com AUCTION BY ORDER OF: RAY YODER, AUCTIONEER Andreas Farms Inc. 330-204-0110 | [email protected] KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS CLIFF SPRANG, AUCTIONEER 888.852.4111 | www.kaufman-auctions.com 330-464-5155 | [email protected] CURT YODER, AUCTIONEER

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AKC RUBY CAVALIER male, born BLUE MERLE AUSTRALIAN Shep- 9YR. OLD FRIESIAN Cross Mare, 9 YEAR OLD MARE by Pizzazed in WHITE 6606 11-ROW planter for sale, 10/28/20, $2,500. (330)600-0479. herd male, stud fee. (330)473-9670. Sired by Roshwango. In foal for April foal to Uncle Peter. Record of 1:57. 0720 (330)465-2279. 2021. T.S.S. $7,900. (740)575-2427. Made $57,000. (330)600-0479. Crops FOR SALE: GOLDEN Retriever fe- STUD SERVICE DACHSHUND, long 0750 males, 2 years old. Due to cycle any- hair chocolate, ACA and CKC, $300. 0716 SMALL SQUARE BALES, Barley or STANDARDBRED BREAST BUGGY time or will be bred, $9,000 a piece or (330)893-4517. Rye straw. Clean, bright, certified or- Meat & Produce harness & belly breeching, $150, 3 for $22,000. Also, 2 cream Retriev- Ponies ganic. Delivery available. Individual STUD SERVICE, MINI Poodle, 11lbs., (330)852-2466. er females, one 10 month old, one 5 bales or 14-bale bundles available. FARM RAISED ORGANIC Bison year old. (330)231-0707. 12 inches high. Throws nice tri-color 4 YEAR SHETLAND registered pony Bernadoodles. DNA tested for tan $6/bale. Discounts for larger quantit- Meat. Raised in Marshallville, Ohio mare, 45 inches tall. Broke for any- 0718 ies. Dalton, Ohio (330)465-2248. with 25 different cuts of Bison FOR SALE: GOLDEN Retriever pup- points, tested DM clear, $600. one, T.S.S. In foal for May 20, 2021. Call Steve for appointment pies, AKC, registered. Males $900, fe- (330)893-4517. (330)600-7372. Draft WANTED: FARM LAND to rent: Red Run Bison Farm males $1,200. (330)359-5658 ext. 2. (330)465-2279. (330)472-2216. STUD SERVICE: TRI-COLORED Mini FOR SALE: 2 year old mare, Sorrel. FOR SALE: TWO 6 month old Blue Bernadoodle. Proven, genetic tested TEAM, 2 YEAR Old Rexel Belgian 36 inches tall, broke to drive, $775. Geldings; 3/4 Brothers, Farm Sized, 0730 Merle Mini AussieDoodle females. clear. Nice markings. Winesburg, (330)390-5749. 0900 (330)275-9806. Pulling Bred. (740)575-2427. Should cycle soon, $4,500 each Farm Equipment Real Estate (330)231-2179. TAKING ANY PUPPIES that are last 0717 0719 NEW HOLLAND HT152 V-rake for HONEST AND RELIABLE pet trans- of litter or rescue dogs. Please call: Standardbred HUNTING PROPERTY FOR SALE. (330)904-8179. sale. 10-wheel w/2 kicker wheels. portation. Delivering your fur babies Riding Light package. Used very little. Stored 100 ACRES NEAR CALDWELL Ohio. $3,800 per acre, OMO. Call with care to southern, eastern and THREE AKC REGISTERED Husky fe- 4YR. OLD GELDING, all trot, very inside. Looks like new! Call Bob (330)641-2552 for details. surrounding Ohio states. Call Emma males, ages 1-4. Should cycle March- nice! T.S.S., $6,900; 4yr. old Gelding, 4 YEAR OLD GELDING, 3 1/4 quarter (330)763-4572. Leave message if no (330)317-2602. April. $950 each, OBO. (330)231- trotter, started to buggy, fancy, T.S.S., horse, one quarter percherion. Broke answer. 2179. $7,500; 4yr. old Gelding trotter, star- single and double, started to ride, LOOKING TO TAKE/BUY healthy lit- ted to buggy. T.S.S., $6,500. Jonath- buggy broke, Bay with a star, stocky Wooster Weekly News ters of puppies. Looking for Golden TWO YEAR OLD AKC Bernese an Weaver, (330)600-4984. built, $6,500. (330)600-1544. Place your ad Retrievers, Goldendoodles, Labra- Mountain dog female. Very good today! 1-800-552-7150 doodles, St. Bernard's and small mother, $22,000. Bernese cross pup- breeds, (330)654-6285. pies, $900 each. (330)988-4901. ONLINE AUCTION NEW TO THE AREA! AKC Basset 0710 ABSOLUTE RANCH HOME ON .592 ACRE puppies, 2 males, 4 females $2,500 HERMAN REAL ESTATE NEAR WINESBURG (330)275-7612. Livestock LOCATION: 1707 C.R. 200 Dundee, OH 44624. From Winesburg take US 62 North to CR 200 West to property. From Mt. Eaton NORWEGIAN ELKHOUND PUPPIES, 10 DORSET EWE lambs born in take Winesburg-Mt. Eaton Rd. South to CR 200 East to property. Signs Posted! $500. Elkhound female due to cycle in December. $275 each. Call Robert April. Also, 5 year old registered male. Shetler, (330)473-7317. Real Estate Auction Ends: Tuesday, March 16, 2021 Approx. 6:00 PM Make offer (330)600-8474. DECEMEBER DORSET UEWE 1,497 SQ. FT. RANCH HOME ON .592 ACRE * 3 BEDROOMS * 1 BATH * 2 CAR GARAGE ONE HUSKY FEMALE, due in April. lambs, also one year old Ram STORAGE BARN * PAINT TOWNSHIP * HOLMES COUNTY * EAST HOLMES SCHOOLS One Pomsky female, should cycle in (330)600-8136. Arpil. Also, Pomsky puppies. HOLSTEIN STEERS (330)432-7775. Up for absolute auction is a brick ranch home located just outside of Winesburg. APPROX. 1,000-1,200 LB. Whether you are looking to downsize or buy your first home this could be the one for AT STUD, AKC Bernese Mountain grown on pasture and non-GMO grain you. The one owner home has 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, an Oak Mullet kitchen with a bar, Dog. OFA certified 110lb, produces $.90 a lb. Menno Yoder, 17123 Dover dining room, a living room with a gas fireplace and an unfinished basement. Other large-litters, nice markings. Females Rd. Dundee, OH 44624. amenities include a two-car attached garage, central vac, storage barn and a whole must be tested. $850. Service fee due 0715 house Generac Generator. The home has been well maintained and is move in ready. when pups are born. Missouri blood- The mechanics of the home include natural gas, air condition, private well & septic. lines, (330)401-6809. Horses Schedule your private showing today. STANDARD POODLE PUPPIES 2 REGISTERED AQHA yearling black REAL ESTATE TERMS: 5% Buyers Premium 10% nonrefundable down payment day of sale with the balance due AKC, red. Available April 5th. Call or Phillys. Has some markings. For more at closing. Closing in 45 days and possession. No financing or other contingencies, property sells “AS IS”. Any required text (330)231-2745. info call (330)763-3083. inspections must be completed prior to bidding. Property sells subject to all articles of record. Announcements day of sale take precedence over all previous advertising and statements. LEGAL: Holmes County Parcel #15-00073-005. Paint Twp., East Holmes Schools. Taxes are currently $1,322.66/half. 25.3 ACRES IN EAST SPARTA AREA CONTENT AUCTION ENDS: Thursday, March 18, 2021 at Approx. 6:00 PM ONLINE ONLY AUCTION LOCATION: Maplehurst Ave. SE, OH 44626. GPS: 40.681, VEHICLE * GUN * LAWN & GARDEN * TOOLS: 2003 Buick Rendezvous CX. 50,203 miles; Davis Model P .380 Cal.; -81.3553. ½ mi. north of East Sparta on Maplehurst Ave. John Deere x350 Mower, 71 Hours; Honda HRX217 Self-propelled Mower; (New) Worx TriVac; Scotts Seeders; Gas Cans; Thursday March 25th Ends at 5:00 PM* Lawn & Garden Hand Tools; Live Trap; 4’ Werner Ladder; Coleman Air Compressor; Champion Tool Box Dewalt Drill; Cabinet; *with extended bidding Shelving; 4’ & 6’ Wooden Ladders; Wheel Barrow; Trash Cans; Garden Décor; Shepherd Hooks; Croquet Set; Patio Swivel Chairs; Wooden Gliders; Stewart Clippers & More. 25.3 ACRES * WOODED & OPEN APPLIANCES * HOUSEHOLD * COLLECTIBLES * MISC.: Maytag Refrigerator; Maytag Electric Stove; Speed Queen GAS/OIL RIGHTS * 480’ FRONTAGE * EXCELLENT Washer; Hotpoint Dryer; Crosley Upright Freezer; LG 42” TV; Matching Couch and Loveseat; Glider Rocker w/ Ottoman; Oak RECREATIONAL LAND * STARK COUNTY Dining Table w/5 Chairs; (3) Oak Saddle Bar Stools; Oak Child’s Table w/2 Chairs; Child’s Rocker; Cherry Coffee Table; Card PIKE TOWNSHIP * SANDY VALLEY SCHOOLS Table & Chairs; Oak Toy Chest; Oak Dresser w/Mirror; Full Size Mirror; Lighted Curio Cabinet; 4 Pc. Bedroom Set; (2) Queen For Terms, description ONLINE BIDDING and Beds; Cedar Chest; Oak Bookcase & Sofa Table; Filing Cabinet; Safe; Folding Tables; Metal Chairs; Taylor Smith 8-piece place photos please visit www.kaufmanauctions.com. setting; Fenton Signed Glassware; Millersburg Court House; Northwood & Imperial Glass; Stained Glass Lamp; Hen on the Nest; Jewelry; Diamond Earrings; Quilts; Crocks; Singer Sewing Machine; Pyrex; Fire King; Silverware; Tupperware; Crockpots; AUCTION BY ORDER OF: Yoder Air Fryer; Christmas Décor; Griddle; Pots & Pans; Children’s Toys; Rocking Horse; Howard Miller Mantle Clock; Small World KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS Rhythm Clock; Local Advertising and More. 888.852.4111 | www.kaufman-auctions.com CHATTEL TERMS: 10% Buyers Premium. Credit Card. All items must be paid in full prior to removal. For a complete PAT KAUFMAN, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER listing of the contents please visit www.kaufman-auctions.com 330-204-6512 | [email protected] ELMER YODER, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER SALE BY THE ORDER OF: 330-641-2408 | [email protected] Marge Herman Estate Probate Case No #21-ES-001 • Attorney Dan Mathie EXECUTORS: Brenda Hostetler & Bonnie Sprang KAUFMAN REALTY & AUCTIONS 330.852.4111 • www.kaufman-auctions.com CLIFF SPRANG, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER 330.464.5155 • [email protected] BF-00505699 BF-00506436 20-class

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Are you looking for a vehicle that will save you money at the fuel pump ? If efficient fuel economy is at the top of your wish list, Honda will check all the boxes. ECON Mode is an additional feature in many Honda models that will help you maximize efficiency. Pressing the Honda Econ Button changes certain parameters in how your vehicles functions and reacts to changes in order to obtain the best fuel economy. Take a look at our lease line-up below for our most fuel efficient models! MODE! 2020 2021 FIT LX ACCORD OUR MOST $ $ $ FUEL 169/mo. LX 229/mo. 0 DUE EFFICIENT 2020 2020 LEASES CIVIC CIVIC AVAILABLE! MODELS! $ $ LX 4DR. 159/mo. LX 5DR. 189/mo. 2020 HONDA CR-V TOURING • NEW ARRIVALS • This vehicle only has 7,425 miles and is practically 7,425 MILES brand new – and the opportunity to purchase a close to 2018 HONDA 2012 HONDA new vehicle with a discount doesn’t come around very CERTIFIED TRUE PLUS often. With an original MSRP of $35,970 for a new CR-V $ CIVIC LX PILOT EX-L Touring, purchasing this vehicle instead of new will save 35,970 #P8880. #D504A. you thousands. What makes this vehicle even more special 34,091 MILES. 126,326 MILES. is that it’s Honda True+ Certified, which means it meets the highest standards a used Honda vehicle can meet. $ Being Certified+ also means better warranty coverage. $ $ $ $ 32,950 /MO OR /MO OR This vehicle comes with powertrain 216 16,723 186 13,050 coverage for 7 years or 100,000 miles, and Certified Plus extends the original limited warranty for 2018 HONDA 2017 KIA 2 years or 50,000 miles of additional coverage. Stop or call in CIVIC LX SPORTAGE LX to speak to one of our salespeople #P8877. #P8863A. about this unique opportunity! 56,731 MILES. 56,731 MILES. RARE FIND! $ $ $ $ 200/MO OR 15,490 211/MO OR 16,347 $1000 0FF CARGO OR TRUNK TRAY 2013 HONDA 2018 HONDA WE’RE GEARIN’ UP FOR THE SEASON! FIREWOOD, MULCH, FLOWERS, MUDDY BOOTS… CR-V EX ACCORD SPORT WHATEVER YOU’RE HAULING AROUND THIS COMING SPRING, A CARGO OR TRUNK #D583A. #P8873. TRAY FOR YOUR HONDA IS MUST! GET YOURS TODAY! 94,052 MILES. 29,298 MILES. ANY YEAR. ANY MODEL. COLLEGE HILLS HONDA $10.00 OFF MSRP. Expires 3/31/21. $ OR $ $ OR $ 190/MO 13,525 269/MO 20,982 Leases are 36 months, 30,000 mile closed end leases plus tax, title, & documentary fee due at signing. 2020 Fit lease with $1,999 down, 2020 Civic lease with 2,399 down, 2021 Accord lease with $2,999 down, and 2021 Civic lease with 2,999 down. USED CARS: P8880, D478A, P8863A, P8877, P8873, D583A- 84 month term. D504A – 75 month term. 20% down and include tax, title, & fees (at Wayne County tax rate), for well qualified buyers approved through Park National Bank. Expires 3-31-21. We’re your local Honda dealer in Wooster. Come check us out and see what we have to offer! 4600 Cleveland Rd. • Wooster • 330-345-5200

BF-00506446 SALE HOURS: Mon. & Thurs. 9-8, Tues., Wed. & Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-3, Closed Sun.