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BY MANDY LOEHR “I told my principal, EXAMINER STAFF WRITER Mrs. (Krista) Adelsberger, [email protected] and she put me in the Dare to Be Aware Club. We thought we’d raise money for a $5,000 swing, but with he sun the help of the park board and the Logan County shone Board of Developmental brightly Disabilities, here we are T today with this new Sunday $300,000 playground. “That is why I love afternoon as a Logan County.” Tracy Gregg, one of the number of Dare to Be Aware Club area children advisers, recalled how students in the club joined of all abilities together and presented their accessible playground had the ideas to the Bellefontaine chance to run, Parks and Recreation District Board and the swing, slide, Logan County Board of Developmental play and Disabilities, and both laugh organizations quickly got behind the idea and together at fundraising began. Kris Myers, parks super- their new all- intendent, said he remem- bers one of the presenta- accessible tions to the park board. playground “One of the students said, ‘I want to see the located at smile on a kid’s face when they get to play on the Mary Rutan playground and they Park. haven’t been able to EXAMINER PHOTO | MANDY LOEHR The pleasant autumn before.’ There wasn’t a dry Chandler Daniels makes her way across playground equipment Sunday during the Come Play at the Peak play- afternoon with the sur- eye in the room.” ground grand opening, located at the former Kaleidoscope Park. rounding trees in bright In addition to Jack, hues of red, orange and other members of the Dare yellow also provided a wel- to Be Aware Club included coming setting for a Samantha Hall, Michelle Bellefontaine Middle Roberts, Tyler Bond, Aiden School eighth-grader to Kunze, Charles “Chuckie” share with the large crowd Roberts, Mason Stanley, gathered at the Come Play Garrett Prater, Elaina at the Peak playground Ullom, Eleyna Williams, grand opening how the Olivia Turner, Emma whole project was started Crabtree, Hailey Coyer, with an idea from him and Chase Nelson, Hunter his peers three years ago. Kerns, Tahleyah Mundy, Jack Varner told the Lily Gillette, Anthony attendees that when he Puckett. They were recog- was a Bellefontaine nized by LCBDD Intermediate School fifth- Superintendent Saul Bauer grader, he became con- at the grand opening. cerned for pupils with dis- The new Come Play at abilities who were not able the Peak playground to play with their class- replaces the former wood- mates on the playground at en and aging Kaleidoscope recess. As a result, he Playground. The new out- joined the Dare to Be door facility includes Bellefontaine Middle School student Jack Varner, left, speaks Sunday during the Come Play at the Peak Playground Aware Club at his school climbing structures, slides that joins together typical and bridges, along with a grand opening, accompanied by his former Bellefontaine Intermediate School Dare to Be Aware Club Adviser Tracy students and students with large canopy to shield Gregg, right. disabilities to pursue vari- youths from the elements. ous projects to better their One of the unique ele- Myers said. enced all of the activity and Playing has been depleted Manufacturing, the school and community. ments is an AeroGlider, a Sheri Walbright, an excitement from the chil- from our lives in some United Way of Logan “It made me sad to see giant glider that can occupational therapist for dren going on in front of ways, and this is a develop- County, the Mary Rutan them left out,” the BMS accommodate a child in a the Champaign and her on the new equipment. mental need that all chil- Foundation, Logan student, who is a son of wheelchair, along with Madison Educational “Look at these kids; it’s dren have.” County Board of Luke and Sarah Varner. additional children. Service Center, was so amazing,” she said. A number of project Developmental “My older brother is autis- The safety surfacing of involved in helping to “Some of the important donors were recognized Disabilities and in-kind tic and in the past, I had the playground is a turf design the healthy play aspects that this play- during the ceremony and donations for the play been upset that I wasn’t surface with foam under- environment for the chil- ground will offer includes largest donors who space from Alexander able to play with him on neath that aligns with fall dren. While she spoke to meeting social and sensory received plaques included: Concrete and LeVan’s the playground as well. cushioning standards, the attendees, she refer- needs that we all have. Honda Transmission Excavating.

California wildfires erupt in LA, burn in wine country

BY TERENCE CHEA AND gusts could hit the area burning and Los Angeles DON THOMPSON on Tuesday. Lakers star LeBron James ASSOCIATED PRESS That fire has been tweeted that he and his burning since family had to evacuate his SANTA ROSA, Wednesday, has grown to home. California — Firefighters 85 square miles, Mount Saint Mary's battled destructive wild- destroyed 94 buildings University evacuated 450 fires north of San and threatens 80,000 students from its Chalon Francisco and in western buildings, including parts campus near Getty Center Los Angeles neighbor- of the city of Santa Rosa, arts and cultural complex. hoods on Monday, trying state fire authorities said The Getty was built with to beat back flames that Sunday night. special fire protection forced thousands to flee In Los Angeles, a fire features and Los Angeles their homes. erupted before dawn fire department Capt. Erik AP PHOTO | CHRISTIAN MONTERROSA Easing winds offered a Monday on the west side Scott said it was not Firefighters try to save a home today on Tigertail Road from the Getty fire. chance of improved con- of Sepulveda Pass, where threatened. ditions for firefighters try- Interstate 405 passes The prospect of more off in an effort to prevent Electric Co. utility noti- month. PG&E and other ing to control a huge fire through the Santa Monica heavy winds in Northern utility equipment from fied more than 1.2 million utilities in the state have in Sonoma County wine Mountains, and roared up California raised the pos- sparking fires may not people that they may been shutting off power in country north of San slopes into wealthy sibility that some of the have power restored have their electricity shut certain areas to prevent Francisco, but forecasters neighborhoods, threaten- millions of people who on before another possible off for what could be the fires during strong winds. warned that another ing thousands of homes. track to get their electrici- round of shut-offs. third time in a week and round of strong wind Several homes were seen ty back after it was turned The Pacific Gas & the fourth time this SEE FIRE on Page 3 2 • BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER • Monday, October 28, 2019

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BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER Common Thread HUBBARD PUBLISHING CO. Support for earned-income PO Box 40 • Bellefontaine, OH 43311 story prompts An independent daily newspaper Founded in 1891 by E.O. & H.K. Hubbard tax levy encouraged afghan, yarn donation Issued daily except Sunday at 127 E. Chillicothe Ave. Dear fellow Benjamin tened on the millage school district with no I’d like to thank the Examiner for fine coverage on the MEMBER OF THE: Logan voters, never changes until the additional monies to recent donation from Common Thread and the residents Ohio Newspaper Association I believe there is a tax payer votes it to cover expenses and the of Campbell Place Senior Assisted Living to the Mary and the Inland Daily Press misconception about the change. This being said, state continues to take Rutan Hospital Family Birthing Center. Association • The Associated upcoming school levy. even through the trian- away funds from the The coverage meant a lot to our Campbell Place team, Press • Ohio League of Home To understand school nual property evaluation school district. This levy who put a tremendous amount of love, time (over 400 Dailies moneys from property has just taken place and will allow the school to hours so far), and thought into the items they craft for the PUBLISHER: JON HUBBARD taxes you need to under- your taxes may have keep operating at current hospital. GENERAL MANAGER: T.J. HUBBARD stand what millage on increased, the school levels and keep up with The article prompted an anonymous Examiner reader property means. When gets no more money on escalating costs. It is ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: BOB CHAPMAN to donate four stunning crocheted afghans and several CIRCULATION MANAGER: JILL THOMAS voters vote on a millage property taxes because unfortunate that this levy toward property taxes, a the millage has not request comes the same skeins of yarn. Common Thread’s approach is to ensure SUBSCRIPTION RATES fixed rate for a fixed changed. Benjamin year as the triannual that items donated from the community remain in that Delivered by carrier, per week ...$2.40 amount is listed. The Logan Schools have had update; but the school community unless otherwise indicated. By motor route, per week...... $2.40 amount of taxes each no new monies for 20 needs your help for the We believe strongly in the “Live, give, and shop locally” Price of single copy...... 75¢ property owner pays years. The last vote was a continued education of approach. The four afghans will provide comfort to By mail R.F.D. in Logan and adjoining depends on the number renewal to extend exist- our children. Remember Campbell Place residents in the final stages of their earth- Counties, per year postpaid ...$125.40 of properties in the dis- ing moneys from pervi- that someone paid for ly existence as well as comfort to their families. The yarn By mail outside of Logan and trict. The more proper- ous elections and not your education with their will go into infant hats and more afghans. The gift was surrounding counties...... $147.40 ties, the less each proper- new monies. Costs have tax monies. unexpected, beautiful and opened many hearts. Well ONLINE Edition ty owner pays. The continued to rise for all Ron Perry done — YOU are Common Thread. Five weeks ...... $9.50 amount of money lis- aspects to operate the Zanesfield Thirteen weeks...... $24.70 Regards, Twenty six weeks ...... $49.40 Janet Heath Murphy Fifty two weeks-(1 year)...... $98.80 Common Thread Lesser periods by mail slightly more than propor- tionate cost of yearly rate. Mail subscriptions will not be accepted from territories served by an Examiner newspaper courier or motor routes. All subscriptions for papers delivered School board president offers endorsement by carrier are payable in advance at the Examiner office. No paper sent by mail unless paid for in advance, a I urge everyone to schools and our com- importance of this role riculum and athletics background in finan- and leadership to help postal regulation. Subscriptions are vote for Mark Fissel for munity. cannot be overstated. and extra-curriculars to cial planning and man- maintain and steer non-refundable. Online subscriptions must be paid in advance. Bellefontaine City But a hands-down Without proper fis- our students; and on agement. He has responsible fiscal man- HOW TO REACH US Schools Board of important reason to cal management, we and on. served our city on agement for Education. vote for Mark Fissel is cannot attract and In short, our stu- Bellefontaine City Bellefontaine City GENERAL: 592-3060 CIRCULATION/SUBSCRIPTIONS: Yes, he has demon- that on Jan. 1, 2020, retain our excellent dents and our schools Council and finance Schools. Mark has a strated leadership. He Bellefontaine City teachers; we cannot cannot thrive without committee, as well as “must-have” skill set Option 4 has four sons going Schools will start its maintain our buildings excellent fiscal man- being our city for school board, and I CLASSIFIEDS: Option 5 through the school sys- first new treasurer in 40 and grounds with high agement. That’s why it Treasurer. urge you to vote for AFTERHOURS: (937) 407-0205 tem, he and his wife years...FORTY years. standards of safety and is so important to vote Mark Fissel under- Mark Fissel. NEWSROOM Option 1 are Chieftain gradu- The school treasurer is performance; we can- for Mark Fissel for stands finances. Mark Sincerely, Nate Smith...... 1118 ates. He genuinely the fiscal officer for the not offer our remark- school board on Nov. 5. Fissel has the proven Joan Haushalter Mandy Loehr...... 1116 cares about our entire district, and the able and varied cur- Mark has a strong experience, knowledge Bellefontaine SPORTS Option 2 Matt Hammond-Sports Editor ...... 1122 Aaron LaBatt ...... 1115 ADVERTISING Option 3 n LOCAL NOTES Bob Chapman-Ad. Director ...... 2125 Jim Strzalka ...... 1126 n BUCKEYE BRIEFS DeGraff Council meets Nov. 6 From ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS DeGraff Village Council has altered its meeting schedule, and meets again at 7 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 6 at the municipal building. www.examiner.org Wright State University names a private nonprofit corporation that sup- The change in meeting dates is in observance of Election [email protected] ports economic growth in the state. day, Nov. 5. E-MAIL provost as its next president A news release from London Stock [email protected] Exchange Group and JobsOhio says about 40 Village of Rushsylvania to flush hydrants [email protected] FAIRBORN — Wright State University has new positions will be created at the ELITE [email protected] named its provost as the school’s next presi- Americas headquarters in Cleveland, which The Village of Rushsylvania flushes water hydrants [email protected] dent. is expected to open in the first quarter of Wednesday, Oct. 30. [email protected] The university’s Board of Trustees next year. Residents may notice discolored water during this time. announced in a release Monday that Provost The company said ELITE will provide Susan Edwards will assume the presidency mid-market companies in the Americas with Second Class Postage Paid At Bellefontaine Eagles 2166 Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311 of the school in southwestern Ohio on Jan. 1. “access to the skills and networks to help Publication Number She will succeed President Cheryl Schrader. them scale up and reach the next stage of 049000 host turkey raffle Nov. 8 Schrader announced recently that she growth.” “Nothing is stronger than will step down as president Dec. 31 and later The project is receiving an eight-year Job The Bellefontaine Eagles 2166, 213 W. Chilicothe Ave., public opinion; given the facts, plans to teach at WSU. Creation Tax Credit approved by the Ohio host a turkey raffle beginning at 6 p.m. Friday, Nov. 8, nothing is wiser.” The trustees unanimously approved Tax Credit Authority. featuring turkey, ham, loin and bacon for the raffle. Edwards as the school’s eighth president on Turkey sandwiches will be served by the ladies auxiliary. Saturday. She was named provost in May State lawmakers hope to prevent 2018. Art league holiday greeting card workshop The native of Australia previously served crashes with rumble strips as vice provost for faculty affairs and profes- The Logan County Art League offers a holiday greet- sor of biology at Appalachian State COLUMBUS — Some Ohio lawmakers ing card workshop Thursday, Nov. 14, from 10 a.m. to FORUM GUIDELINES University in Boone, North Carolina. Her say they hope to prevent numerous vehicle noon at the Art League studio located at Union Station, Letters of less than 500 crashes by gradually installing rumble strips 613 Hamilton Ave., Bellefontaine. words will be given preference. degrees include a doctorate in comparative Writers should limit their letters physiology from Deakin University in down the center of some roads. to one per month. For verifica- Victoria, Australia. Ohio Rep. Timothy E. Ginter, a Salem n HOSPITAL BRIEFS tion purposes, all letters must Wright State has an enrollment of nearly Republican, is chief sponsor of a bill to include the writer’s address and ELSEWHERE telephone number. The writer’s 14,000 students. require the state Department of name and city will be printed Transportation to add rumble strips on all Births with each letter. No anonymous British subsidiary to establish undivided, two-way highways with speed Oct. 21, 2019: Dylan and Jacquelyn Hunsicker, a son, letters will be printed. Letters of Hudson James, at Memorial Hospital in Marysville; pater- thanks will not be printed in the limits higher than 45 mph. Forum, nor will disputes HQ for Americas in Cleveland The Dayton Daily News reports Ohio’s nal grandparents: Duane and Melanie Hunsicker of Belle between customers and busi- Center; maternal grandparents: Dwane and Garnet COLUMBUS — A subsidiary of an inter- House passed the bill unanimously in June nesses. Stalder of Kenton. national business headquartered in London and the Senate Transportation Committee The Examiner reserves the Oct. 22, 2019: Miranda Stidam and William Haynes of right to edit letters for length plans to build its Americas headquarters in held a hearing on it last week. and clarity. Forum letters and Cleveland. State Highway Patrol data shows more West Mansfield, a son, Julian Zayden Haynes, at Memorial guest editorials are the opinions than 500 people have died over the past Hospital in Marysville; maternal grandparents: Dale and of the writers and do not neces- London Stock Exchange Group’s ELITE sarily reflect the opinions of the business services initiative announced the five years due to drivers crossing over the Tina Stidam of West Mansfield. Examiner. E-mail letters may be deal Monday in collaboration with JobsOhio, center of undivided Ohio highways. sent to: news@ examiner.org Letters can also be sent by fax to The Village of Rushsylvania 592-4463, or by mail to: The Forum will be flushing water hydrants Bellefontaine Examiner P.O. Box 40 beginning the week of Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311 Wednesday, October 30, 2019. ABE MARTIN TIME IS RUNNING OUT Residents may notice TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF YOUR discolored water during this time. DENTAL INSURANCE BENEFITS. 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ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE @ www.examiner.org n OBITUARIES Sandra Elaine Burnside A Celebration of Life service is 2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 2, Sandra Elaine Burnside, 61, of Bellefontaine, passed 2019 at the Anderson Funeral Home, 40 N. Main St A look back into the headlines… Springboro, Ohio, with Celebrant Dan Flory officiating. away at 5:26 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 75 YEARS AGO 2019 at her home. She was born in Barney L. Martin SATURDAY, OCT. 28, 1944 Garmisch, Germany to Bill E. Guthrie Private Robert W. Thomas, 28, is hospi- and Doris Edna Kauffman on Dec. 26, Barney L. Martin, 70, of Huntsville, passed away, Friday, Oct. 25, 2019 at Mary Rutan talized in England, according to a letter received 1957, the youngest of six children. She from his wife, the former Altha Titus, of East Liberty. attended elementary and middle School Hospital Emergency Room. Barney was born on Aug. 2, 1949 in The soldier's wife received a telegram Friday from in Germany; and graduated high school the War Department that Private Thomas was miss- in Piqua. She received Jesus Christ as her Savior. Lima, a son of the late Everett L. and Cecilia I. Davidson Martin. He married ing in action as of Oct. 7 in Germany. However, Mrs. Sandra began working at Westinghouse Small Motor Thomas received letters dated Oct. 12 and Oct. 13 Company where she met her husband, Thomas A. Sheila Ray Tracey in 1973 and she preceded him in death in 1981.He is also preced- informing her he had been wounded in the back by Burnside who worked there, too. They were married on shrapnel and that he was hospitalized in France. July 1,1978 at the First Church of God in Bellefontaine. ed in death by a sister, Marsha Scott. Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Corwin, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Together they had two daughters, Tawney Burnside and Barney married the former Barbara Collins in 2005 Hanaway and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rath attended the Jessica Ranes; nine grandchildren, Danae Burnside, and she survives. He is also survived by four children, Ohio State-Minnesota football game in Columbus Makenzie Sutherly, Garrett Sutherly, Hannah E. Shawn (Angel) Martin of Belle Center, Travis (Christina) Saturday. Burnside, Alexis Ranes, twins Greg and Zach Ranes, Martin of Orlando, Fla., Regina Holbrook of Huntsville, Tyson Ranes, and Christian Ranes; great-granddaughter, and Britteney (Mark) Stewart of Lakeview; seven grand- Rosalie Vaughn Burnside. children, Kyla Martin, Reece Martin, Diem Martin, Sandra had many hobbies which included Sewing, Ryder Holbrook, Hunter Stewart, Gabe Stewart, and n DEATH NOTICES Crafting, Painting, Woodworking, Baking, and the type Scarlett Martin; his brother, Pepper Martin, and several of yard sales in Germany where things were put on the nieces and nephews. LEVAN Blanche, 89, of Bellefontaine, passed away at side of the road for Free to whoever got there first. Barney was a 1968 graduate of Indian Lake High 8:38 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019 at her residence. Sandra enjoyed being a member of The Ladies Auxiliary, School. He was a veteran Seabee of the United States Funeral arrangements are pending with Eichholtz Daring the American Legion, Eastern Star, and the Friendly Navy serving in Vietnam. Barney worked as a general & Sanford Funeral Home & Cremation Center, Senior Center. contractor and swung a hammer for most of his life. Bellefontaine. Sandra is survived by her husband, Thomas Burnside, He enjoyed smoking meats, cooking and grilling, JAMES John R. “Randy,” 68, of Bellefontaine, passed her two daughters, and their children; her father, Bill E. building projects and woodworking. away at 8:28 a.m. on Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019 at The Ohio Guthrie, her brother, David R Guthrie, and wife Rebecca; Rev. Bryan Meadows begins memorial services at State University Wexner Medical Center. Funeral arrange- her sisters, Vivien Neer, Virginia Gray, and husband Jim. 2 p.m., Saturday Nov. 9, 2019 at Shoffstall Funeral ments are pending with Eichholtz Daring & Sanford Sandra was preceded in death by her mother, Doris Home, 205 S. Main St, Lakeview, with visitation from Funeral Home & Cremation Center, Bellefontaine. Guthrie; sisters, Linda McClure, and Pamela McClure. noon until 2 p.m. Inurnment will be in Huntsville Visitation is Wednesday, Oct. 30, 2019, from 5 to 7 Cemetery with military rites performed by the p.m. at the Eichholtz Daring & Sanford Funeral Home & United State Navy and Logan County Veterans Fire______Cremation Center, 321 N. Main Street, Bellefontaine. Honor Guard. Pastor Gary Brown officiates a funeral service at 11:00 In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations a.m. on Thursday, Oct. 31, 2019 at the funeral home. be made in Barney’s memory to Wounded Warriors Continued from Page 1 Burial will follow in Bellefontaine Cemetery. Project. Memorial contributions may be made to Fight Arrangements are in the care of Shoffstall Funeral Fire conditions statewide have made California “a tin- Colorectal Cancer or Fight CRC, 134 Park Central Square Home. Condolences may be expressed at shoffstall- derbox,” said Jonathan Cox, a spokesman for the Suite 210 Springfield, Missouri, 65806, or at fightcol- funeralhome.com. California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection. orectalcancer.org Of the state’s 58 counties, 43 were under warnings for Funeral arrangements are in care of the Eichholtz Orville Junior Perry high fire danger Sunday. Daring & Sanford Funeral Home and Cremation Center in Orville Junior Perry, 73, of Rushsylvania, passed away Gov. Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in Bellefontaine and online condolences may be expressed to Friday morning, Oct. 25, 2019, at his home. response to the wildfires, powered by gusts that reached the family at www.edsfh.com. Junior was born in Clearfield, Kentucky, to the late more than 102 mph (164 kph). George Edward Harris Orville and Virgie Ruth (Stafford) Perry. He was also pre- In the San Francisco Bay Area, two grass fires Sunday George Edward Harris, 81, of Lebanon, died Thursday ceded in death by daughter Anna Elizabeth Parker; and briefly halted traffic on an interstate bridge. The flames Oct. 24, 2019, at Hospice of Butler, Warren four brothers, Donnie, Jerry, Ricky, and Joe Perry. came dangerously close to homes in the city of Vallejo. County. Junior is survived by his wife, Linda Jane (Kramer) Another grass fire closed a stretch of interstate that cut George was born in Portsmouth, on Perry, whom he married on May 27, 1968. Also surviving through the state capital as smoke obstructed drivers. March 25, 1938 to the late Gilbert and is a daughter Ramona Jane (Will) Evans of Alliance; four In Southern California, firefighters patrolled an area Beatrice (Fritz) Harris. grandchildren, Carter and Chloe Evans, Jamie (Morgan) burned by a wildfire last week in Santa Clarita, north of George enjoyed the outdoors playing Figley, and Jenna Parker; brother, Ronnie Perry of Los Angeles, to make sure winds didn’t cause it to rekin- tennis, rock climbing, hiking and kayak- Florida; sister, Patti (Charles) Blackburn of Cleveland, dle. Eighteen structures were destroyed by that fire. ing. He attended the Salem College in West Virginia and Tennessee; and numerous nieces and nephews. To prevent power lines from sparking in high winds received his Master’s Degree from Akron University. A veteran of the U.S. Army, Junior worked for 30 years and setting off more blazes up north, PG&E said Sunday George was a high school principal for many years until his in maintenance at Super Foods before retiring in 1999. that power was out to 965,000 customers and another retirement in 1996. There will be no services at this time. Junior’s urn will 100,000 have lost electricity because of strong gusts, He was Bellefontaine High School Principal between be buried in Rushsylvania Cemetery at a later date. bringing the number of residents impacted by blackouts September, 1982 through July, 1995. Memorial contributions may be made to Universal to nearly 2.7 million people. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by Home Health Hospice, 921 Rush Ave. Bellefontaine, a sister, Doris (Ken) Kamer. George is survived by his wife Ohio, 43311. The biggest evacuation was in Northern California’s of over 60 years, Margaret ”Peggy” (Klingaman) Harris; a The family is being assisted by the staff of Eichholtz Sonoma County where 180,000 people were told to pack daughter, Jessica (Keith) Twiddy; a son, Daniel (Amy) Daring & Sanford Funeral Home & Cremation Center, up and leave. Some evacuating early Sunday had done Harris; grandchildren, Josiah (Rebecca), Joshua, Jonah, so two years ago, when devastating wildfires swept Emily, Audrey, Rachel and Molly; a great granddaughter, Bellefontaine, and online condolences may be expressed at www.edsfh.com through Sonoma and Napa and neighboring counties, Alethea; a brother Gilbert (Sharon) Harris. killing 44 people.

Christening a new playground n BELLEFONTAINE BEAT POLICE & FIRE Motorists charged in stops all over the roadway. Vogler had pulled into Colby S. Coy, 24, of 1480 Township Road Ranchers, 1130 N. Main St. when officers 185, was charged Sunday with operating a arrived to find him in the drive-up lane of motor vehicle while under the influence of the restaurant. alcohol and/or drugs. Vogler completed his transaction and An officer of the Bellefontaine Police parked his pickup. Officers then Department observed a black sports utility approached his vehicle and detected an vehicle driven by Coy that was northbound odor of alcohol on him as he spoke with around 12:20 a.m. on Detroit Street at them. Carter Avenue. Their interaction with Vogler deterio- He did not stop at the intersection, rolled rated as he continually ignored various past a stop sign and turned westbound onto orders to turn off the pickup and to quit Carter. The officer followed and paced grabbing his right front pants pocket. Coy’s vehicle at 37 mph in a 25-mph zone. Fearing he had weapon, officers pulled Coy also was observed driving off the right him from the pickup. He then resisted side of the road several times on Carter efforts to handcuff him. and then on Plumvalley Street before traf- Officers found pocket knife in the fic stop was initiated on Chillicothe pocket. Avenue. He was lodged in the Logan County Jail Upon contact, the officer detected an on a probation violation and the new odor of alcohol while talking with Coy. charges. Field sobriety tests indicated he was • Joseph P. Codora, 23, of 5077 W. State Route 273, Belle Center, was charged impaired and his breathalyzer sample EXAMINER PHOTO | MANDY LOEHR Saturday with OVI and cited for speeding. was recorded at 0.11. At 1:20 a.m., an officer used his cruiser’s Five-year-old Justice Ritter tries out the AeroGlider while seated in his wheelchair with He was cited for a stop sign violation, the help of his grandmother, Elaine Renteria, Sunday during the Come Play at the Peak radar to track Codora’s car traveling south- failure to control and speeding. bound Main Street near Fair Avenue at 50 playground grand opening, located at the former Kaleidoscope Park. • Michael E. Vogler, 54, of 8981 Hilltop mph in a 35-mph zone. He was stopped in Drive, Lakeview, was charged Sunday the 1200 block of south Main Street. with obstructing official business and An odor of alcohol was detected while resisting arrest. talking with the motorist and field sobriety n Around 7:45 p.m., a retired police officer tests indicated he was impaired by alcohol. LOGAN COUNTY BEAT reported Vogler was driving a black pickup A breathalyzer sample of 0.208 was record- SHERIFF & HIGHWAY PATROL northbound on north Main Street and was ed during further testing. RUSSELLS POINT POLICE the scene in her vehicle. The victim stood in front of the vehicle in an Woman lodged for felony attempt to keep her there until law domestic violence enforcement could be contacted. Tammi L. Ramsey-Werner, 45, of Witnesses stated Ramsey-Werner Kenton, was charged with a felony count drove the vehicle forward, striking the of domestic violence related to an inci- male and causing him to fall to the dent Friday. ground. Officers of the Russells Point Police Indian Lake EMS responded to the Department responded about 5:45 p.m. scene and the victim refused transport to the McDonald’s parking lot, 431 E. to the hospital. Main St., on a report of a man struck by The defendant was still in the driver’s a vehicle driven by his estranged wife. seat in the parking lot when officers The victim stated Ramsey-Werner, arrived. Officers determined the victim followed him to McDonald’s after meet- and their two children, who were pres- ing him for dinner at Woody’s restau- ent at the scene, have a protection order rant. Ramsey-Werner reportedly was found inside the victim’s vehicle with against Ramsey-Werner. his smart phone when he returned to Ramsey-Werner has prior cases of the parking lot. domestic violence and violating a pro- An argument reportedly ensued tection order. She was lodged in the when the defendant refused to return Logan County Jail and the Logan County the phone and threw it to the ground. Prosecutor’s Office is reviewing the case Ramsey-Werner attempted to leave for possible additional charges. EXAMINER Plus: WL-Salem boys eMail: [email protected] fall to Seven Hills Phone: (937) 592-3060 in district final Matt Hammond x1122 Sports Aaron LaBatt x1115 Monday, October 28, 2019 MORE ONLINE @ www.examiner.org/sports

EXAMINER PHOTOS | AARON LaBATT LEFT: West Liberty-Salem’s girls cross country team poses with the Division III regional championship trophy Saturday in Troy. RIGHT: West Liberty-Salem’s Cade Clerico, front, and Hayden Kennedy, rear, compete in the Division II boys regional race. Big Orange roll on to state Girls team wins regional title, boys finish 3rd BY AARON LABATT berth. The WL-S boys pre- the state meet. The top four teams and “We went to Division II and teams have gone from EXAMINER STAFF WRITER viously competed in “I am proud of the runners in the top 16 quali- these guys didn’t change Division III to Division II [email protected] Division III. girls,” said WL-Salem girls fied to state. their goals. They kept them and made it, but it has to be WL-Salem’s girls and head coach Ann Vogel. “We “It was definitely a con- high and then they achieved very few,” said Louden. TROY — While racing boys also qualified to state knew times and things like fidence boost beating Ft. them. That says a lot about “Not only did we move conditions weren’t ideal, together in 2011, 2012 and that wouldn’t matter. We Loramie last week,” said them. Right now, it’s an divisions, but we were only West Liberty-Salem’scross 2018. This is the girls fourth just had to compete and go senior Grace Adams. “We amazing feeling and I’m so a few points away from a country squads made the state meet appearance and against one of the best have a lot of confidence in happy for all of these guys regional title at one point.” most of their trip here ninth in program history. teams in the state in Ft. our hard work that we’ve and the program. It was a WL-Salem girls repeat as Saturday at a cold, wet and For the boys, it will be Loramie. We knew we had put in all season and that collective finish.” rainy regional meet. their fifth state meet since to bring our ‘A’ game and carries us a long way.” It was a battle of state- regional champs For just the fourth time 2011 and 18th in program the girls did well. Overall, The Big Orange boys, ranked quads in the Even with wet and rainy in school history, both history. we did what we needed to ranked ninth in the Division Division II boys race. conditions, WL-Salem’s girls teams qualified to the state Winning regional was do to make it to state and II state poll, came in third to Carroll, ranked sixth, won delivered another standout cross country meet in the not necessarily the top pri- that was our main goal.” earn its latest state berth. with 99 points, Madeira, performance on their biggest same season. The Big ority for the Big Orange WL-Salem beat Ft. The top four teams and run- ranked seventh, was run- stage of the season. The Big Orange girls won their girls entering Saturday’s Loramie, ranked third in ners that finished in the top ner-up with 103 points, WL- Orange put its top five run- third consecutive regional race. Ranked second in the the state, at last weeks’ dis- 16 moved on to state. Salem had 110 points and ners in the top 18, including title in Division III, while state, the goal was simply trict race. On Saturday, the “It’s a surreal feeling right Waynesville, ranked 14th, three top eight finishes. the Big Orange boys earned to get back to National Big Orange edged the now,” said WL-Salem boys was fourth with 112 points. their first Division II state Trail Raceway, the home of Redskins 32-29 to take first. head coach Mike Louden. “I don’t know how many See ORANGE on Page 5 Bellefontaine boys bow out at Division I regional meet BY AARON LABATT Donnelly in 135th (20:13). EXAMINER STAFF WRITER REGIONAL ROUNDUP [email protected] DIVISION II team ceiling would’ve prob- ners in a time of 17:10 and Widmark, McClellan miss TROY — While the ably been placing 14th as Garrett Jenkins finished results may not reflect it, Division I southwest Ohio is 73rd in a time of 17:46. state berths Bellefontaine’s boys cross a hotbed of cross country.” “Our seniors, Nate and Benjamin Logan’s Dani country team finished one of The top five teams and Garrett, have been relent- Widmark and its better seasons in program runners that finished in the less in their training for two Bellefontaine’s Brooke history here Saturday at the top 20 qualified to the state years. Our league title and McClellan gave admirable Division I regional meet. meet. regional berth is a tribute performances Saturday at The Chieftains’ times this St. Xavier won the to the team’s response to the Division II girls region- fall match those of several Division I regional title them. There is plenty of al meet in Troy. former regional champi- with 46 points, Mason was team talent to repeat this Widmark finished 37th onship teams. However, the runner-up with 86 points, success next year if they out of 89 runners with a D-I field Saturday was too Beavercreek was third choose to take that baton.” time of 20:58, while much to overcome as BHS with 113 and Lebanon Rounding out McClellan came in 53rd finished 16th and did not rounded out the top four Bellefontaine’s runners on with a time of 21:29. advance anyone to state. with 163 points. Saturday were Connor The top three teams and “The course was pretty Bellefontaine finished Skidmore in 100th (18:09), runners that finished in the torn up by the time the with 379 points. Gavin Wilson in 123rd top 12 advanced to the EXAMINER PHOTO | AARON LaBATT Division I race rolled Nate Murphy led the (18:22), Evan Kauffman in Division II state meet. Bellefontaine’s Nate Murphy competes in the Division I around,” said BHS boys Chieftains with a 35th- 129th (18:59), Justin Carper regional race Saturday in Troy. Murphy finished 35th. head coach Ben Davis. “Our place finish out of 139 run- in 132nd (19:11) and Patrick See ROUNDUP on Page 5 Dobbins, Young power Buckeyes past Badgers COLUMBUS (AP) — passes to Chris Olave and never threatened again. What was billed as a battle ran for another score. “I HECK WITH THE of the nation's top defenses think if the weather was HEISMAN HOOPLA turned into another rout different, I think we could Dobbins outperformed for surging Ohio State. have (thrown) the ball Wisconsin's Jonathan The No. 3 Buckeyes’ more and put up way more Taylor, who came to town matchup with No. 13 points than we did.” with plenty of Heisman Wisconsin was supposed to Dobbins rushed for 163 hype. Taylor could muster be the biggest challenge of yards against a Wisconsin only 52 yards rushing the season for Ohio State, a defense that had limited against the Buckeyes (8-0, test of mettle against a opponents to 58.4 yards 5-0 Big Ten) after averaging Badgers defense that statis- per game. He had 112 of almost 137 per game com- tically was ranked the best those yards and scoring ing in. in the country. runs of 9 and 14 yards in Dobbins’ teammates Instead, Ohio State run- the second half after the teased him all week about ning back J.K. Dobbins rain let up some and the attention being heaped slashed Wisconsin for big Fields was able to loosen on his counterpart at gains and two touchdowns, up the Badgers defense Wisconsin and it was the Buckeyes’ with some effective pass- “All the Jonathan Taylor defense that put on a show. ing. stuff,” Dobbins said. “He’s All-America defensive end “If you put all your a great player, but I’m here Chase Young was nearly attention on one guy, to win games, win champi- unblockable with four they’ve got a lot of other onships.” sacks as Ohio State romped ways to hurt you,” Dobbins on Saturday to a 38-7 win in a steady Wisconsin coach Paul passed the 1,000-yard mark rain on Saturday. Chryst said. for the season, becoming EXAMINER PHOTO | TONY BARRETT “I think in all honesty Wisconsin (6-2, 3-2) the first Ohio State player Ohio State’s J.K. Dobbins scores a touchdown in the second half of Saturday’s game we could have put up 50,” scored on a 26-yard touch- ever to rush for more than against Wisconsin in Ohio Stadium. said Ohio State quarter- down pass from Jack Coan 1,000 yards in his fresh- back Justin Fields, who to A.J. Taylor early in the Badgers blocked an Ohio a short field. That made it diately answered with a man, sophomore and jun- threw two touchdown second half after the State punt and started with 10-7, but Ohio State imme- touchdown drive and was ior season. Monday, October 28, 2019 • BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER • 5 eMail: [email protected] ALSO AVAILABLE ONLINE @ examiner.org/sports Sports Tigers’ tourney run ends against Seven Hills in district final BY THE EXAMINER STAFF Seven Hills in a Division III school history. lead at halftime and sealed could get get a shot to find seasons. That is the best district championship WL-Salem was making the game with two more the net. record for any senior class The West Liberty-Salem game. its second district final goals in the second half. Saturday’s game was the in school history. boys soccer team was The Tigers end their appearance in three years. The Tigers created some final contest for six WL- Seven Hills advances to unable to find the goal season with an impressive Seven Hills, the eighth- scoring opportunities in Salem seniors. They were play Grandview Heights in Saturday as it dropped a 4- mark of 16-3-1. It was the ranked team in the Division the second half, hitting the part of a program that went the regional semifinal 0 decision to Cincinnati second-best record in III state poll, build a 2-0 crossbar and side post, but 56-14-4 over the last four round Wednesday in Xenia. Browns turn it over 3 straight plays, lose to Patriots 27-13 FOXBOROUGH, Mass. changed a three-point lead ed his team's 13 penalties intercepted on a shovel against the Texans. Chubb It was two in a row and that's (AP) — This one slipped into a runaway and a 27-13 — six of them for false pass to put Cleveland (2-5) did not fumble at all in 192 just something that I don't out of Cleveland's hands. victory for the defending starts. "That's what's get- in a hole it couldn't get out carries as a rookie last year, do often, so it was kind of On three plays in a row. Super Bowl champions. ting us beat, turnovers and of against the dominant but he has now fumbled new to me. I feel like I let the The Browns turned the "Everything that we said penalties. That's it: New England (8-0) defense. three times in the past two team down, but the guys and ball over on back-to-back-to- we couldn't do and win the turnovers and penalties." It's the first time a team games. the coaches had my back." back plays in the first quarter game, we did. And it all Nick Chubb ran for 131 has committed turnovers on "I'm just going through The Browns had just on a rainy New England happened in the first quar- yards, but he also fumbled three straight plays from the spell right now," he said. stopped New England at the 2- Sunday, leading to a pair of ter," said coach Freddie on consecutive plays scrimmage since the "The guys had my back. I yard line, forcing the Patriots Patriots touchdowns that Kitchens, who also lament- before Baker Mayfield was Dolphins did it in 2012 was down. I was down bad. to settle for a field goal. Kupp has 220 yards receiving as Rams roll 24-10 in London LONDON (AP) — Jared yard touchdown pass on a several highlights on a day run that for a few weeks doing a few more now." but that they "thought bet- Goff and Cooper Kupp had double reverse flea-flicker when he caught seven now," Goff said of the flea- McVay, the Rams head ter of it" that time. been waiting more than a on Sunday, treating the passes for a career-high flicker. "I joke about it coach, said they've had the But this time it worked per- month to pull off that trick London crowd to a high- 220 yards. But none had a (with the coaches), we play drawn up since run- fectly, albeit with a bit of luck. play. light-reel play as the Los bigger impact on the game don't run any trick plays. ning a double reverse Wide receiver Robert When the chance finally Angeles Rams beat the win- as it put the Rams (5-3) That was the first and best against the Browns on Sept. Woods ran a reverse and came, they executed it per- less Cincinnati Bengals 24- ahead for good, 17-10 in one we've ever had. And it 23. Goff said McVay called tossed the ball back to fectly. 10 at Wembley Stadium. the second quarter. was a good one. Maybe we the same play last week dur- Goff, who then hit Kupp Goff hit Kupp for a 65- For Kupp, it was one of "We've been trying to can talk Sean (McVay) into ing a win over the Falcons, along the right sideline. Orange Continued from Page 4 ment from her,” said Vogel. wasn’t 100-percent and WL-Salem boys better competition,” said pete with just about anyone.” “It was mental for her. She Katelyn really stepped up for move on in D2 Lauck. “We were excited to The rest of the team saw “It feels awesome to win looked more relaxed and us and that was a big factor in make our second consecu- Cade Clerico in 46th (17:57), regional again,” said did a good job of being beating Ft. Loramie.” Making history for the tive state appearance.” Hayden Kennedy in 57th Katelyn Stapleton. “Our conservative at the begin- Not far behind was WL-Salem boys cross coun- Lauck led the Big (18:06), Gavin Harrison in goal was just to come and ning of the race. This race Grace Adams, who was try program is hard to do. Orange Saturday with a 67th (18:22) and Andrew do the job of getting to definitely gave her some eighth in a time of 19:57. With four state champi- third-place finish in a time Kimball in 70th (18:29). state. We executed the plan confidence. She definitely Also finishing in the top 20 onships in its history, achiev- of 16:42, while top 20 fin- “Cade, Gavin and Hayden and we’re happy.” closed well and she is excit- were Madison Bahan in ing something new is rare. ishes came from Tate went out conservative and Returning state placer ed to be back.” 11th (20:01) and Lydia However, the Big Orange Yoder in 15th (17:01) and our game plan worked,” said and defending regional Stapleton also delivered Moell in 18th (20:32). boys did just that Saturday Noah Smith in 17th (17:12). Louden. “They moved up so champion Megan Adams a big race for the Big Rounding out the team by becoming the first team “Dylan and Tate are many spots and that was the was only in her second race Orange. She improved her were Mandilyn Weaver in to ever qualify for the state amazing,” said Louden. difference in making it and back after missing a major- placement from last week 41st (21:49) and Maggie meet in Division II. That “They competed at a high not making it to state. They ity of the season with a foot and took fifth in a time of Davis in 43rd (21:51). was a new challenge the level in Division II and would really moved up the second injury. She returned last 19:35. Big Orange seniors team embraced entering have made it out as individu- half of the race and got us week at the district meet “Katelyn had a huge day Grace Adams and Moell this postseason. als. They are a great 1-2 the finish we did.” and led the girls again on for us,” said Vogel. “It showed also became the ninth and “We were really anxious punch for us. Throw in Noah Look for state previews Saturday with a third-place her maturity. In big races, 10th runners in program to move up at first, but we and that is the advantage we on the WL-Salem girls and finish in a time of 19:13. track or cross, she knew we history to qualify for four realized that it’s an oppor- have. Our top three guys real- boys in Thursdsay’s “I saw some improve- needed her to do well. Grace consecutive state meets. tunity to run up against ly put us in a position to com- Examiner. Roundup

Continued from Page 4 “It was great that Caden Metzger. “It was not the pared to last year. as a junior. He also leaves worker and a great exam- qualified back to the outcome we had wanted, “He became the pro- the program with the ple for the younger ath- A sophomore, Widmark regional meet,” said IL but he did improve his gram’s first regional quali- third-fastest time in school letes.” had reached the state head coach Justin position by 10 spots com- fier in seven years last year history. Caden is a hard meet last year as a fresh- man when the top 16 qualified. Widmark worked her way to 30th at the 2-mile mark of Saturday’s regional race, but slipped back to 37th by the finish line. “Even though she missed the cut for qualify- ing to the state meet, Dani gained valuable experience that will serve her well over the next two years of competition,” said BL girls head coach Mike Coder. “She knew it would be tough this year, but gave her best effort as always to overcome the odds.” A senior, McClellan was competing in her fourth regional meet. She battled her way into the top 40 during the race, but settled EXAMINER PHOTOS | AARON LaBATT back for 53rd. From the left, Benjamin Logan’s Dani Widmark and Bellefontaine’s Brooke McClellan compete in the Division II girls regional race Saturday in Troy. “Brooke had a solid race and an even better career at BHS,” said Bellefontaine girls head coach Bob Core. “Her shoes will be hard to fill next year.” Paavola improves his regional finish Indian Lake senior Caden Paavola saw a short, but successful cross country career come to a close Saturday during the Division II boys regional race in Troy. Paavola finished 43rd out of 105 runners with a time of 17:54.7. The top four teams and runners that finish in the top 16 move on to the Division II state meet. Carroll won the regional title with 99 points and Madeira was runner-up with 103 points. This is only Paavola’s second year of racing cross country. He also qualified to the regional meet last year. He had a career-best EXAMINER PHOTO | AARON LaBATT time of 16:23 earlier this Indian Lake’s Caden Paavola races in the Division II boys fall. regional Saturday in Troy. 6 • BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER • Monday, October 28, 2019 SPORTS SCOREBOARD

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LOCAL FOOTBALL Georgia Southern 41, New Mexico St. 7 L.A. Rams 24, Cincinnati 10 BASEBALL POSTSEASON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1 SATURDAY, Hampton 56, Va. Lynchburg 6 Indianapolis 15, Denver 13 STANDINGS Jacksonville St. 14, Murray St. 12 Jacksonville 29, N.Y. Jets 15 GLANCE FOOTBALL NOVEMBER 2 CENTRAL BUCKEYE CONFERENCE James Madison 27, Towson 10 Tennessee 27, Tampa Bay 23 WORLD SERIES Bellefontaine at Tecumseh, 7 p.m. STATE CROSS COUNTRY KENTON TRAIL DIVISION Kennesaw St. 41, North Alabama 17 San Francisco 51, Carolina 13 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) North Union at Ben Logan, 7 p.m. CBC OVERALL Houston 3, Washington 2 WL-Salem girls in Division III meet at National LSU 23, Auburn 20 Houston 27, Oakland 24 Urbana at Indian Lake, 7 p.m. Trail Raceway, 11 a.m. Jonathan Alder 4-0 9-0 Louisville 28, Virginia 21 New England 27, Cleveland 13 Tuesday, Oct. 22: Washington 5, Houston 4 London 3-1 8-1 Wednesday, Oct. 23: Washington 12, Houston 3 Mechanicsburg at WL-Salem, 7 p.m. WL-Salem boys in Division II meet at National MVSU 35, Texas Southern 14 Green Bay 31, Kansas City 24 Riverside at Ridgemont, 7 p.m. Shawnee 3-1 7-2 Marist 27, Davidson 21 Open: Dallas, Baltimore Friday, Oct. 25: Houston 4, Washington 1 Trail Raceway, 2:15 p.m. Bellefontaine 1-3 5-4 Middle Tennessee 50, FIU 17 Monday's Games Saturday, Oct. 26: Houston 8, Washington 1 Northeastern at Triad, 7 p.m. Kenton Ridge 1-3 5-4 NC A&T 64, Howard 6 Miami at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 27: Houston 7, Washington 1 Tecumseh 0-4 1-8 NC Central 30, Delaware St. 23 Thursday, Oct. 31 Tuesday, Oct. 29: Washington at Houston, MAD RIVER DIVISION North Carolina 20, Duke 17 San Francisco at Arizona, 8:20 p.m. 8:07 p.m. (Fox) CBC OVERALL SC State 27, Bethune-Cookman 19 Sunday, Nov. 3 x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: Washington at North Union 4-0 6-3 Samford 24, ETSU 17 Houston vs Jacksonville at London, UK, 9:30 a.m. Houston, 8:08 p.m. (Fox) BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER Northwestern 3-1 5-4 South Florida 45, East Carolina 20 N.Y. Jets at Miami, 1 p.m. Indian Lake 2-2 5-4 Tennessee 41, South Carolina 21 Washington at Buffalo, 1 p.m. WORLD SERIES Graham 2-2 4-5 The Citadel 35, Mercer 24 Tennessee at Carolina, 1 p.m. GAME 5 Ben Logan 1-3 2-7 Wofford 35, Chattanooga 34, OT Minnesota at Kansas City, 1 p.m. Urbana 0-4 0-9 MIDWEST Chicago at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. ASTROS 7, NATIONALS 1 OHIO HERITAGE CONFERENCE Butler 24, Jacksonville 14 Indianapolis at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Houston 020 200 012 — 7 10 0 NORTH DIVISION Drake 36, Morehead St. 17 Tampa Bay at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. Washington 000 000 100 — 1 4 0 OHC OVERALL Illinois 24, Purdue 6 Detroit at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Cole, Smith (8), Pressly (9) and Maldonado; W. Jefferson 3-1 8-1 Iowa 20, Northwestern 0 Green Bay at L.A. Chargers, 4:25 p.m. Ross, Rainey (6), Doolittle (7), Hudson (8), WL-Salem 3-1 8-1 Kansas St. 48, Oklahoma 41 Cleveland at Denver, 4:25 p.m. Suero (9) and Gomes. W_Cole 3-2. L_Ross 2- Mechanicsburg 3-1 8-1 North Dakota 16, Montana St. 12 New England at Baltimore, 8:20 p.m. 3. HRs_Houston, Springer (2), Bregman (2), Fairbanks 3-1 6-3 Ohio 34, Ball St. 21 Open: L.A. Rams, New Orleans, Atlanta, Cincinnati Chirinos (2), Alvarez (1), Maldonado (1), Northeastern 0-4 2-7 Ohio St. 38, Wisconsin 7 Monday, Nov. 4 Correa (1). Washington, Soto (2), Taylor (1), PURCHASE, REDEEM & SAVE! Triad 0-4 2-7 San Diego 50, Dayton 38 Dallas at N.Y. Giants, 8:15 p.m. Eaton (1), Suzuki (1), Zimmerman (1). SOUTH DIVISION W. Michigan 49, Bowling Green 10 OHC OVERALL SOUTHWEST Greenon 4-0 7-2 Grambling St. 39, Ark.-Pine Bluff 33 Greeneview 3-1 5-4 McNeese St. 33, Stephen F. Austin 10 HOCKEY Madison Plains 2-2 5-4 Northwestern St. 44, Incarnate Word 41, OT Southeastern 2-2 2-7 Arizona 10 6 3 1 13 31 22 NEW PRICE! SE Louisiana 52, Houston Baptist 13 NHL GLANCE Cedarville 1-3 1-8 San Jose 12 4 7 1 9 31 43 Southern Miss. 20, Rice 6 EASTERN CONFERENCE SCC 0-4 0-9 TCU 37, Texas 27 Los Angeles 12 4 8 0 8 31 49 NORTHWEST CENTRAL CONFERENCE Atlantic Division Texas A&M 49, Mississippi St. 30 GP W L OT Pts GF GA NOTE: Two points for a win, one point for NWCC OVERALL FAR WEST overtime loss. Top three teams in each division ONLY 4 AVAILABLE Lima Perry 6-0 6-3 Buffalo 12 9 2 1 19 42 30 * * Air Force 31, Utah St. 7 Boston 11 8 1 2 18 36 24 and two wild cards per conference advance to H. Northern 5-1 7-2 Colorado St. 41, Fresno St. 31 playoffs. W-Goshen 4-2 7-2 Florida 11 5 2 4 14 41 41 Hawaii 45, New Mexico 31 Toronto 13 6 5 2 14 46 45 RESULTS, SCHEDULES Lehman Cath. 4-2 4-5 Montana 34, E. Washington 17 Riverside 3-3 4-5 Tampa Bay 10 5 3 2 12 34 32 Sunday's Games N. Arizona 31, Portland St. 29 Montreal 11 5 4 2 12 41 36 Florida 6, Edmonton 2 USV 1-5 3-6 Oregon 37, Washington St. 35 Ridgemont 1-5 1-8 Ottawa 11 3 7 1 7 29 37 St. Louis 5, Detroit 4, OT S. Utah 59, Idaho St. 34 Detroit 12 3 8 1 7 27 45 Chicago 5, Los Angeles 1 Elgin 0-6 0-9 Sacramento St. 38, Cal Poly 14 MIAMI VALLEY LEAGUE Metropolitan Division Ottawa 5, San Jose 2 San Diego St. 20, UNLV 17 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Boston 7, N.Y. Rangers 4 MIAMI Stanford 41, Arizona 31 MVL OVERALL Washington 13 8 2 3 19 50 43 N.Y. Islanders 5, Philadelphia 3 UCLA 42, Arizona St. 32 Islanders 11 8 3 0 16 34 27 Vegas 5, Anaheim 2 Troy 6-1 7-2 Utah 35, California 0 Greenville 5-2 6-3 Carolina 11 7 3 1 15 37 29 Monday's Games Weber St. 36, UC Davis 20 Pittsburgh 12 7 5 0 14 39 30 Arizona at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Piqua 5-2 5-4 Wyoming 31, Nevada 3 Tippecanoe 3-4 3-6 Columbus 11 5 4 2 12 30 39 Florida at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Butler 1-6 2-7 Philadelphia 10 5 4 1 11 35 31 Tuesday's Games VALLEY No. 3 OHIO STATE 38 Rangers 9 3 5 1 7 29 34 Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. MVL OVERALL No. 13 WISCONSIN 7 New Jersey 9 2 5 2 6 22 36 San Jose at Boston, 7 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE Calgary at Carolina, 7 p.m. Xenia 6-0 8-1 Wisconsin 0 0 7 0 — 7 Sidney 2-4 3-6 Central Division Washington at Toronto, 7 p.m. Ohio St. 0 10 14 14 — 38 GP W L OT Pts GF GA Edmonton at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. GARAGE DOOR KIT W.Carrollton 2-4 2-7 Second Quarter Colorado 11 8 2 1 17 44 30 Tampa Bay at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. Fairborn 2-5 3-6 OSU_FG Haubeil 49, 6:52 Stebbins 2-6 3-6 Nashville 11 7 3 1 15 45 34 Chicago at Nashville, 8 p.m. OSU_Olave 27 pass from Fields (Haubeil St. Louis 12 6 3 3 15 37 39 Minnesota at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. kick), :43 Winnipeg 12 6 6 0 12 32 37 Winnipeg at Anaheim, 10 p.m. AP TOP 25 Third Quarter Dallas 13 4 8 1 9 25 36 Wednesday's Games A $540 VALUED CERT. FARED, SCHEDULES WIS_A.Taylor 26 pass from Coan (Larsh kick), Chicago 10 3 5 2 8 25 31 Tampa Bay at New Jersey, 7 p.m. 12:08 No. 1 Alabama (7-0) vs. Arkansas. Next: vs. Minnesota 11 4 7 0 8 26 37 Edmonton at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. OSU_Fields 10 run (Haubeil kick), 9:34 Pacific Division Minnesota at St. Louis, 8 p.m. No. 2 LSU, Saturday, Nov. 9. OSU_Dobbins 9 run (Haubeil kick), 6:28 No. 2 LSU (7-0) vs. No. 9 Auburn. Next: at No. GP W L OT Pts GF GA Florida at Colorado, 10 p.m. Fourth Quarter Edmonton 12 8 3 1 17 37 33 Montreal at Arizona, 10 p.m. 1 Alabama, Saturday, Nov. 9. OSU_Dobbins 14 run (Haubeil kick), 13:40 ONLY $349 No. 3 Ohio State (8-0) beat No. 13 Wisconsin Vegas 13 8 5 0 16 42 36 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. OSU_Olave 4 pass from Fields (Haubeil kick), Anaheim 13 7 6 0 14 32 31 Thursday's Games 38-7. Next: vs. Maryland, Saturday, Nov. 9. 7:29 No. 4 Clemson (7-0) vs. Boston College. Next: Calgary 13 6 5 2 14 36 39 Calgary at Nashville, 8 p.m. A_102,998. Vancouver 10 6 3 1 13 35 25 Montreal at Vegas, 10 p.m. (INCLUDES: Linear 7’ operator, Quiet DC vs. Wofford, Saturday. WIS OSU No. 5 Oklahoma (7-1) lost to Kansas State 48- First downs 9 24 41. Next: vs. No. 23 Iowa State, Saturday, Rushes-yards 34-83 50-264 motor, 1/2hp, battery backup, 2 remotes, Nov. 9. Passing 108 167 No. 6 Penn State (6-0) at Michigan State. Comp-Att-Int 10-17-0 12-22-0 and 1 keyless entry, w/installation) Next: at No. 17 Minnesota, Saturday. Return Yards 83 23 No. 7 Florida (7-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. Punts-Avg. 7-40.0 3-42.33 10 Georgia at Jacksonville, Fla., Saturday. Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 • BELLEFONTAINE’S BEST CAR WASH No. 8 Notre Dame (5-1) at No. 19 Michigan. Penalties-Yards 3-30 2-15 Next: vs. Virginia Tech, Saturday. Time of Possession 28:02 31:58 No. 9 Auburn (6-1) at No. 2 LSU. Next: vs. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS $13 (“BEST” Car Wash) ...... $9 Mississippi, Saturday. RUSHING_Wisconsin, J.Taylor 20-52, No. 10 Georgia (6-1) did not play. Next: vs. No. Cruickshank 2-28, Bra.Shaw 1-6, K.Pryor 1-2, • BEST DOOR & WINDOW 7 Florida at Jacksonville, Fla., Saturday. Groshek 1-1, Coan 9-(minus 6). Ohio St., No. 11 Oregon (6-1) vs. Washington State. Dobbins 20-163, Teague 13-76, Fields 13-28, $540 ...... $349 Next: at Southern Cal, Saturday. Olave 1-1, Chugunov 1-0, (Team) 2-(minus 4). (Linear 7’ operator, Quiet DC motor, 1/2hp, battery backup, 2 remotes, and No. 12 Utah (6-1) vs. California. Next: at PASSING_Wisconsin, Coan 10-17-0-108. 1 keyless entry, w/installation) Washington, Saturday. Ohio St., Fields 12-22-0-167. No. 13 Wisconsin (6-2) lost to No. 3 Ohio State RECEIVING_Wisconsin, Cephus 3-57, • CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT 38-7. Next: vs. No. 20 Iowa, Saturday, Nov. 9. A.Taylor 2-29, D.Davis 1-8, K.Pryor 1-5, DIDN’T GET YOUR No. 14 Baylor (7-0) did not play. Next: vs. West Ferguson 1-5, J.Taylor 1-5, Groshek 1-(minus PHOTO BOOTH RENTAL Virginia, Thursday. 1). Ohio St., Olave 7-93, Dobbins 3-58, Hill 1- No. 15 Texas (5-2) at TCU. Next: vs. Kansas 11, Wilson 1-5. $75 ...... $55 State, Saturday, Nov. 9. EXAMINER? MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. No. 16 SMU (8-0) beat Houston 34-31, Thursday, Oct. 24. Next: at Memphis, • CLANCY’S (SIDNEY) Saturday. NFL GLANCE Contact our Circulation Department during Business Hours No. 17 Minnesota (7-0) vs. Maryland. Next: vs. AMERICAN CONFERENCE $6 ...... $4 No. 7 Penn State, Saturday, Nov. 9. 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n CROSSWORD Sheffer n Horoscopes JACQUELINE BIGAR’S STARS | FROM KING FEATURES SYNDICATE Note: Bigar’s Stars is based on the degree versy. You can be a quiet player who lis- prise, a serious attitude draws someone of your sun at birth. The sign name is tens and absorbs the present issues. toward you. Do not feel as if you need to simply a label astrologers put on a set of Tonight: Be with your favorite person. reveal everything that is on your mind. degrees for convenience. For best results, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Tonight: Feel inspired by a child or loved readers should refer to the dates follow- You have a lot to share. It appears one. ing each sign. many people around you are involved in SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) conflict. You might experience a moment Slow down and allow others to A baby born today has a Sun and Moon of discomfort when dealing with a money take the lead. News heads your way that in Scorpio. matter and a close associate. Tonight: you might not like at first. Do not make Feeling inspired? Act on it. snap judgments; do adequate research HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Monday, Oct. CANCER (June 21-July 22) and follow through. Tonight: Early to 28, 2019: Your imagination soars when bed. This year, you are unusually dynamic and facing an awkward or difficult moment. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) forthright. However, at times you might You seem to find a way to bypass a prob- You could be overly serious choose to say little and listen more. Your lem. Figure out your priorities, consider or demanding. Your ability to make a dif- bold ideas and well-known creativity others’ needs and priorities, and a solu- ference does not change if you choose to emerge. If single, many potential sweet- tion will emerge. Tonight: Put on your change your attitude. A conversation ies find you sensual and mysterious. You dancing shoes. enlightens you about alternatives. will know when you meet the right per- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Tonight: Join a friend. son. If attached, you constantly have a Your concern and attention AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) way of drawing your significant other’s revolve around real estate, or possibly You might be in a position where attention and desire to share more with your domestic life and finances. Listen to you feel you have no choice. You do have you. Be open and responsive and the what others share, but the responsibility a choice, but it might not be one you like. bond will grow. The support that exists as to how decisions turn out will be Understand your innate limits and why between you remains high. A fellow yours. Proceed with care and as much you have them. Responsibility pays off. SCORPIO draws you in, but you often information as possible. Tonight: Tonight: A force to be dealt with. get into power plays or heated discus- Homeward bound. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) sions. Your ideas are very different. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Though you know what you You will say what is on your need to do, you might want or be inspired The Stars Show the Kind of Day You’ll mind. Do not be surprised if another per- to add more flourish or change your Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; 3-Average; son cops an attitude or responds in what actions. Weigh the pros and cons care- 2-So-so; 1-Difficult you might consider an unconventional fully. You are dealing with someone who manner. A loved one cannot grasp what has unusual insight. Tonight: Be willing ARIES (March 21-April 19) you’re saying. This person’s mind is else- to have a highbrow conversation. Use your well-known ability to where. Tonight: Hang out. find your way through the most difficult LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) BORN TODAY problems. You reach solutions whether You might not be able to change Microsoft founder Bill Gates (1955), they involve an intimate bond, a financial directions or make a strong choice at the actress Julia Roberts (1967), actress dealing or major life issues. Trust in your moment. An issue of money or a decision Annie Potts (1952) ability to deal with depth and controver- keeps floating through your mind. You *** sy. Tonight: Opt for togetherness. could need to settle in and handle a per- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) sonal matter. Tonight: Pay bills first. Jacqueline Bigar is on the internet at Standing up to opposition could SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) www.jacquelinebigar.com. take unusual talent and depth. You also You beam in much more of © 2019 by King Features Syndicate Inc. do not need to toss yourself into contro- what you want and desire. To your sur-

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CRISIS HOTLINE ClearView Cleaning CLEAN FILL DIRT needed at NOTICE Notice of Election By order of the Board of Call and give operator first Residential & Commercial Camp Wesley north of The Bellefontaine Examiner on Tax Levy in (567) 294-9283 Bellefontaine. Can only accept Elections, of Logan name and brief comment does not knowingly accept Excess of the County, Ohio. about service needed. *Window Cleaning deliveries. Please contact Help Wanted ads from em- 1-800-224-0422 *Gutter Cleaning Ashlee at 937-935-4253. Ten Mill Limitation Dated October 15, 2019 ployers covered by the Fair Kathryn C. Dougherty, *Soft Washing Labor Standards Act if they of- Notice is hereby given FOR INFORMATION Con- *Concrete Cleaning FOR RENT fer less than the legal mini- that in pursuance of a Chair cerning American Red Cross Licensed & Insured mum wage or fail to pay at Kandie J. Horton, Blood Services Program, call Resolution of the Board of 1 FLOOR PLAN, 2 bedrooms, least time and one-half for Trustees of the Indian Director 650-5000. FOR ONLY $335, you can washer/dryer hook-up, off overtime hours. Oct. 21, 2019-t2 place a 25-word classified ad street parking, separate utili- Joint Fire District, Logan POISON CONTROL in 133 newspapers across 68 ties. $675/month plus deposit. LEGALS County, Ohio, passed on SUMMARY OF CENTER counties. All newspapers NO PETS, NO METRO. the 16th day of July, 2019, BELLEFONTAINE CITY 1-(800)222-1222 within the OhioScan network 592-8353. Notice of Election there will be submitted to COUNCIL ORDINANCES 24 Hour Hotline total a readership of over a vote of the people at the AND RESOLUTIONS 2,000,000. Call Bellefontaine 2 BR DUPLEX, north side of on Tax Levy in Bellef. No smoking on prop- General Election to be Examiner, 592-3060. Visit Excess of the held at the regular places Ordinance No. 19-58 – WORK WANTED www.adohio.net. erty, no animals. $600-$650 a month. 937-407-3315. Ten Mill Limitation of voting on Tuesday, the Passed October 22, 2019. An ordinance accepting CARMAN BUILDERS Notice is hereby given 5th day of November, 2019 Vinyl siding, replacement win- 3 BR FOR RENT. Newly reno- application for annexa- vated. Appliances, WD hook- that in pursuance of a the question of levying a dows, seamless spouting, tax, in excess of the ten tion of certain territory/ roofing. Free estimates. up, water and trash included. Resolution of the Board of 441-1070. Great location. mill limitation, for the real estate to the City of 585-6472 or 1-937-726-7714. Trustees of Bokescreek Bellefontaine, Ohio 4 BR FOR rent including water Township, Logan County, benefit of Indian Joint Fire PRECISION PAINTING Ð District for the purpose of owned by Tokio Invest- and trash, WD hook-up. Great Ohio, passed on the 10th ments LLC, located on Interior, exterior painting. Want to get fit location with off-street parking. day of July, 2019, there current expenses. Free estimates. 937-844-0424. State Route 540 adjacent but not sure how or $975.00. Deposit required. will be submitted to a Tax being a renewal of a 937-441-1070. tax at a rate not exceeding to the City of Bellefon- where to start? vote of the people at the taine, Ohio, establishing HELP WANTED General Election to be one (1) mill for each one START WITH APARTMENTS dollar of valuation, which zoning classification held at the regular places therefore, amending the ADEA RULINGS PERSONAL TRAINING. of voting on Tuesday, the amounts to ten cents The Bellefontaine Examiner 1 BEDROOM APT., 605 N. ($0.10) for each one hun- Zoning Map and declaring does not knowingly accept INVEST IN YOURSELF 5th day of November, 2019 an emergency in the City 30 or 60 min. sessions Detroit St. $400 per month dred dollars of valuation, help wanted advertisements in plus deposit. No pets. Eve- the question of levying a of Bellefontaine, Ohio. violation of the Age Discrimi- Call for your tax, in excess of the ten for five (5) years. FREE consult! nings: 937-441-2292. The polls for the election (Tokio Investments An- nation Employment Act. mill limitation, for the nexation) The ADEA prohibits arbitrary Lee Ann Smith NOTICE benefit of Bokescreek will be open at 6:30 a.m. age discrimination of persons (937) 407-4792 Housing advertisements pub- and remain open until Ordinance No. 19-62 – AFAA CERTIFIED Township (excluding age 40 or over and applies to lished in this newspaper are Ridgeway) for the purpose 7:30 p.m. on election day. Passed October 22, 2019. employers with 25 or more subject to the Federal Fair An ordinance making employees, employment agen- HEALTH & Housing Act of 1968 which of fire and EMS. By order of the Board of makes it illegal to advertise Tax being a renewal of a Elections, of Logan supplemental appropria- cies and labor organizations. tions and amending the Advertising containing such FITNESS discrimination based on race, tax at a rate not exceeding County, Ohio. terms as “young”, “boy”, or color, religion, nationality, sex, one and one-half (1.5) Dated October 15, 2019 permanent appropria- “girl” or designating a certain JACUZZI WALK-IN Tub! A age (including children), handi- mills for each one dollar Kathryn C. Dougherty, tions ordinance for pur- age such as “age 35 to 55” or Jacuzzi¨ Walk-in Tub isn’t just cap or familial status. This also of valuation, which Chair poses of Water Construc- other similar specification indi- a jetted tub-it is the culmi- includes limitation to number amounts to fifteen cents tion and declaring an of persons desired. The Belle- Kandie J. Horton, cates discrimination against nation of 60 years of advanced ($0.15) for each one hun- Director emergency in the City of employment of older persons hydromassage engineering. fontaine Examiner will not Bellefontaine, Ohio. and are considered in violation Whether for relaxation, safety, knowingly accept advertising dred dollars of valuation, Oct. 21, 2019-t2 for five (5) years. Ordinance No. 19-65 – of the act. or rejuvenation, Jacuzzi¨ which is in violation of the law. Notice of Election Information about the Act may Walk-In Tubs provide the ulti- The polls for the election Passed October 22, 2019. be obtained by calling or writ- mate solution. Now you can STORAGE will be open at 6:30 a.m. on Tax Levy in An ordinance authorizing ing the U.S. Department of La- feel safe...and feel better with and remain open until Excess of the and creating a new Victim bor, Wage and Hour Division. every bath. Mention this ad to ALL AMERICAN Storage. 7:30 p.m. on election day. Ten Mill Limitation Assistance position within receive $1,000 off, cannot be Monthly rentals. Free locks. ATTENTION ROOFING Con- By order of the Board of Notice is hereby given the Bellefontaine Munici- combined with any other offer. Behind JC Penney. 592-9100. pal Prosecutor’s Office tractors! Are you interested in Make bathing safe again. Elections, of Logan that in pursuance of a the commercial roofing indus- Limited time only. Call toll free RESORTS County, Ohio. Resolution of the Council and setting compensation try? Find out how it can grow today! 855-409-8197. Dated October 15, 2019 of the Village of West and hours and declaring your profit margins. Call Jacob Kathryn C. Dougherty, Mansfield, Logan County, an emergency in the City at 724-638-7588. RIVER CRUISING Vacations - NEED HELP on the stairs? An Travel in safety and comfort on Chair Ohio, passed on the 5th of Bellefontaine, Ohio. BUSY HOME HEALTH agency Acorn Starilift is the safest so- Canada’s beautiful and historic Kandie J. Horton, day of August, 2019, there Resolution No. 19-67 – looking for dependable and lution to use the stairs if you rivers - 4, 5, 6, 7 night cruises Director will be submitted to a Passed October 22, 2019. caring STNAs to fill a full time suffer from: Arthritis or COPD, on a replica steamboat. World Oct. 21, 2019-t2 vote of the people at the A resolution approving and part time position. We will Joint Pain, Mobility issues. class ports and historic attrac- General Election to be the investments and ex- train the right person to be an Special offer - Call now to re- tions. Departures: Kingston, Notice of Election ceive $250 toward a brand Ottawa, Quebec City. Your held at the regular places penditures from the Dr. STNA. If this interests you, call on Tax Levy in of voting on Tuesday, the Earl Sloan Endowment us today! Call High Point new Acorn Stairlift! cruise fare includes: All meals, Excess of the Home Health today and ask 1-877-546-6390. Shore tours and attractions. 5th day of November, 2019 Fund for 2019 and return for Sarah 937-592-9800. Nightly entertainment. www. Ten Mill Limitation the question of levying a of unused grants. ANNOUNCEMENTS StLawrenceCruiselines.com Notice is hereby given tax, in excess of the ten Ordinance No. 19-68 – EARN MORE with Quality! 30 1-800-267-7868. Call us to re- that in pursuance of a mill limitation, for the years of service, CDL & ceive our free travel brochure. Passed October 22, 2019. Resolution of the Com- benefit of the Village of An ordinance authorizing Non-CDL Drivers. Quality West Mansfield for the Drive Away, Inc. needs CDL & NOTICE REAL ESTATE missioners of Logan the hiring of a Bellefon- Non-CDL drivers to deliver County, Ohio, passed on purpose of current ex- taine Municipal Court truck chassis from Springfield, At this time we are undergo- the 23rd day of July, 2019, penses. Prosecutor for crossing a change in our website. PUBLISHERS NOTICE Tax being a renewal of a OH. We have 20+ pick up All real estate advertising in there will be submitted to training purposes and de- locations across the country. Until the upgrades have been tax at a rate not exceeding completed you will be unable this newspaper is subject to a vote of the people at the claring an emergency in Quality Drive Away - Call the Fair Housing Act which General Election to be three (3) mills for each one 574-642-2023. to submit classified ads the City of Bellefontaine, through our website. makes it illegal to advertise held at the regular places dollar of valuation, which Ohio. “any preference, limitation or amounts to thirty cents FULL TIME Chiropractic Re- Please email ad to: of voting on Tuesday, the Resolution No. 19-69 – ceptionist. Send resume to discrimination based on race, 5th day of November, 2019 ($0.30) for each one hun- [email protected] color, religion, sex, handicap, Passed October 22, 2019. P.O. Box 26, Bellefontaine, or call: the question of levying a dred dollars of valuation, Ohio 43311. familial status or national ori- for five (5) years. A resolution establishing 937-592-3060 X1110, X1132 gin, or an intention to make tax, in excess of the ten new revenue and expense This is temporary, sorry for mill limitation, for the The polls for the election HOME HEALTH agency look- any such preference, limitation will be open at 6:30 a.m. accounts within the Gen- ing for caring and dependable the inconvenience. or discrimination.” Familial benefit of Logan County eral Fund (101), Police Do- RNs and LPNs to fill full time status includes children under for the purpose of mainte- and remain open until 7:30 p.m. on election day. nations Fund (252), Water or part time positions. We offer the age of 18 living with par- nance and operation of Department Fund (605) flexible scheduling and IRA re- ents or legal custodians, preg- the Logan County Histori- By order of the Board of tirement. If this interests you nant women and people secur- and Wastewater Depart- FOR SALE cal Society properties. Elections, of Logan ment Fund (610). call 937-592-9800 and ask for ing custody of children under Tax being a replacement County, Ohio. Sarah or submit an application DISH NETWORK $59.99 for 18. Resolution No. 19-71 – online at www.highpointhome- This newspaper will not know- of a tax at a rate not ex- Dated October 15, 2019 190 channels! Add high speed ceeding one-quarter (0.25) Kathryn C. Dougherty, Passed October 22, 2019. health.com internet for only $14.95/month. ingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation mill for each one dollar of Chair A resolution authorizing KITCHEN MANAGER for part Best Technology. Best Value. the Mayor and/or Service- Smart HD DVR included. Free of the law. Our readers are valuation, which amounts Kandie J. Horton, time position at Camp Wesley. hereby informed that all dwell- to two and one-half cents Director Safety Director to make Year round work, mostly week- Installation. Some restrictions apply. Call 1-866-745-7391. ings advertised in the newspa- ($0.025) for each one hun- application to the Ohio ends. Experience in meal plan- per are available on an equal Oct. 21, 2019-t2 Department of Transpor- ning, bulk ordering, food prep dred dollars of valuation, opportunity basis. To complain for five (5) years. Notice of Election tation, Division of Avia- and health safety. Summers FINISH YOUR basement and of discrimination call HUD toll on Tax Levy in could be FT or PT, but shifts to save big! Resists mold & mil- The polls for the election tion, for Ohio Airport free at 1-800-669-9777. The Grant projects. weekdays. Apply online at dew, insulates & absorbs toll free telephone number for will be open at 6:30 a.m. Excess of the https://form.jotform.com/92066 sound, durable & carefree, in- the hearing impaired is and remain open until Ten Mill Limitation I, Bonnie Campbell, Belle- stalled in 2 weeks - Mention 067126153 and/or send re- 1-800-927-9275. 7:30 p.m. on election day. Notice is hereby given fontaine City Clerk of sume and/or questions to this ad to receive $2,000 off, Council, do hereby certify [email protected]. cannot be combined with any By order of the Board of that in pursuance of a other offer. Limited time only. COMMERCIAL Elections, of Logan Resolution of the Council that these summary titles PAYROLL CLERK - Bellefon- Call toll free! 855-927-0359. County, Ohio. of the Village of DeGraff, of Ordinances and Reso- taine Company looking for a FOR LEASE: Corner of 33 & Dated October 15, 2019 Logan County, Ohio, lutions are true as passed payroll clerk. Full time wanted 540. Old site of Scott’s Equip- by City Council of Belle- GUTTER PROTECTION - ment Rental, 1869 St. Rt. 540, Kathryn C. Dougherty, passed on the 16th day of but would consider part time Leaf filter - No more gutter July, 2019, there will be fontaine during regular depending on the individual. Bellefontaine. 2 offices, 30x50 Chair cleaning or your money back - showroom, 3 restrooms, 40x88 Kandie J. Horton, submitted to a vote of the and special meetings (as Previous payroll experience is guaranteed! 0% Financing and prescribed by law) of the mandatory as well as being warehouse with 2 overhead Director people at the General 15% off and senior and military doors 20x20 and an automatic City of Bellefontaine on proficient in Microsoft Office discounts. Free estimates! Oct. 21, 2019-t2 Election to be held at the Suite Applications. Send re- deck leveler. Large parking lot. regular places of voting October 22, 2019. Ordi- 877-270-8386 Promo Number: Coming soon on adjacent NOTICE TO BIDDERS sumes to Box N-1, c/o Belle- 285. on Tuesday, the 5th day of nances and Resolutions in fontaine Examiner. lot, Pilot Truck Stop. STATE OF OHIO full form may be read or a 937-593-0000. November, 2019 the ques- IMAGINE YOUR dream bath- DEPARTMENT OF tion of levying a tax, in ex- copy secured thereof (for room! Call 614-739-9992 for a FOR RENT Ð Warehouse, TRANSPORTATION cess of the ten mill limita- 25¢ per page) at the Clerk free design guide and esti- storage, commercial (Bellefon- Columbus, Ohio tion, for the benefit of the of Council's Office lo- mate. Columbus Bath. taine/Huntsville). 1732 sq. ft., Division of Construction Village of DeGraff for the cated at 530 E. Chillicothe concrete floors, 2 large over- Management purpose of fire protection. Ave., Bellefontaine, Ohio. head doors, drive thru access Ph. 937-599-1196. FARM with its own driveway. No Legal Copy Number: Tax being a renewal of a Taking YOU Places office space, heat, restroom, 190569 tax at a rate not exceeding Joshua Stolly, Are you in? IMPLEMENTS or A/C. $650 per month in- Sealed proposals will be one and eight-tenths (1.8) City Law Director cludes electric. 937-593-4338. accepted from pre-quali- Hiring experienced Truck mills for each one dollar Bonnie Campbell, Drivers. Time for a change, fied bidders at the ODOT of valuation, which Clerk of Council see what we have to offer. ADD COLOR! LOANS/CREDIT Office of Contracts until amounts to eighteen cents Oct. 28, 2019-t2 10:00 a.m. on November ¥ Local driving with limited Draw attention to your ($0.18) for each one hun- classified line ad NOTICE 21, 2019. Project 190569 is dred dollars of valuation, overnight runs LENDING OPPORTUNITIES ¥ Competitive pay and out- by adding color. located in Logan County, for five (5) years. standing benefit package Borrow Smart. Contact the US 33-(06.41L)(06.96) and The polls for the election $5 per day (up to 19 lines) Ohio Division of Financial Insti- is a BRIDGE REPAIR pro- will be open at 6:30 a.m. Apply online for positions in $10 per day (over 20 lines) tutions’ Office of Consumer Af- our Bellefontaine distribution ject. The date set for com- and remain open until Online 4 colors to choose! fairs BEFORE you refinance pletion of this work shall center at your home or obtain a loan. 7:30 p.m. on election day. www.spartannash.com/careers 937-592-3060 X1132, 1110 BEWARE of requests for any be as set forth in the bid- For more information contact large advance payment of fees ding proposal. Plans and HR at 937-599-7856 or insurance. Call the Office of Specifications are on file MISCELLANEOUS Consumer Affairs toll free at in the Department of BE DEBT free in 24-48 1-866-278-0003 to learn if the Transportation. USED CAR months! 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