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Upfront Court: Ohio’s new US House map can go to voters Phone book By JoANNE VIVIANO ruled the appropriations in the The Associated Press redistricting bill don’t meet recycle to benefit required criteria. COLUMBUS — A bill The justices all agreed in Literacy Council setting new U.S. House dis- the ruling, with Justice Judith The Literacy Council, tricts in Ohio can be put Ann Lanzinger agreeing with in conjunction with Waste before voters despite efforts the judgment, but not the Management and Superior by Republicans to block a ref- written opinion. Federal Credit Union, erendum, the state Supreme Ohioans for Fair Districts, is recycling old phone Court ruled late Friday. the group seeking the referen- books at their office at 563 In a 7-0 decision, the court dum, says it will ask the court W. Spring St., Lima. ordered Secretary of State to restart the 90-day timeline Drop books off until Nov. Jon Husted to accept signa- to collect signatures for a ref- 10. The roll-off container tures submitted by Democrats erendum effort. is open for books 24/7. seeking to get a repeal issue “We applaud this unani- For more information, on the 2012 ballot. mous ruling that makes clear please call 419-223-0252. Senate Republicans had that the people of Ohio can appropriated funds to boards exercise their right to stop of elections in the bill in these unfair Congressional Project Recycle an effort to make the law maps,” state Rep. Kathleen set today effective immediately, which Clyde of Kent, a member of would disallow any referen- the committee, said in a state- Delphos Project Recycle Stacy Taff photo dum effort. ment. is set for 9 a.m. to 11:30 Sophie Held of Verl, Germany, right, with her host mom, Patti Thompson. Laws go into effect 90 John McClelland, a a.m. today at Delphos days after passage with some spokesman for state Senate Fuel and Wash north of exceptions, including those Republicans, said the new Double A Trailer Sales that make “appropriations for map complies with the Ohio on East Fifth Street. the current expenses of the constitution and state and fed- Newspaper, phone books state government and state and aluminum cans need to Held enjoying America institutions.” But the court See MAP, page 2 be in separate containers. All we meet up after school has been cooking a lot of other items are taken to the There are seven students and go to football games or healthy food but at other Van Wert Recycle Center. visiting from Germany in just hang out together. Two places, like school, it’s hard- Cardboard, magazines and conjunction with the Verle of the other German stu- er to eat healthy. America plastic shopping bags also Friendship Link. The Delphos dents, Clara and Johannes, also has larger portions than need to be separated. All tin, Herald will speak with each go to Jefferson with me but Germany. plastic and glass contain- one so readers can get to know they’re from a different town “Also in America, school ers need to be rinsed clean. them. in Germany.” is a lot more exhausting Labels can be left on items BY STACY TAFF Having been here since because you don’t get as many and they can be co-mingled. [email protected] August, Held has observed breaks. In Germany, we have No window or plate a number of differenc- 13 shorter classes and we get glass, nor light bulbs, orna- DELPHOS — As part of es between German and breaks in between each one mental, Pyrex or cookware the friendship pact between American culture. as well as two 20-minutes glass will be accepted. Delphos and sister-city “We’re going to go to breaks.” Computers, etc., are Verl, Germany, a handful of Cedar Point soon and I’m Despite the differences also accepted but no German high school students really excited about it,” she between Germany and the monitors or TVs. come to Delphos each year to study abroad and explore a said. “We don’t have big United States, Held says different culture. parks like that in Germany. she is enjoying her time in As can only be expect- We have rollercoasters but Delphos. Sports ed, most of the students feel nothing that big. Americans “The football games are Today’s slate a degree of homesickness. dress differently, too. They really fun. It’s fun to get Boys Soccer In the case of 15-year-old wear a lot more color. My to know people that way,” Mike Ford photo Fort Jennings at Shawnee, Sophie Held of Verl, who is host mom asked me if it’s she said. “I also get to play 1 p.m. staying with Rusty and Patti just my style to wear a lot of the piano in the living room Mox speaks to finance class Girls Soccer Thompson and their children, black and white but I guess whenever I want and I’ve Recharge Enterprises Owner Andy Mox speaks Sectionals Claire and Ross, this isn’t a that’s just German style, or gotten to play tennis once, to Jefferson High School seniors Friday during the Division III at Elida problem. European style. too. Back home, I played ten- personal finance class. Mox asked each student to Jefferson vs. Lincolnview, “I’m not really that home- “There is also a lot more nis and the piano for nine announce their plans, most intending to attend college. 3 p.m. (winner vs. No. 1 LCC sick at all,” she said. “My family time. Maybe it’s just years. There are more parties, He told them he graduated from Jefferson with average 5 p.m. Oct. 20); St. John’s vs. host family is very welcom- this family, but we’ve been too. My host parents have had grades and a lack of direction but found it at The Ohio Allen East, 5 p.m. (winner ing and everything is still doing a lot of things togeth- some parties here and they State University. He said he thought about accounting vs. No. 2 Coldwater 7 p.m. new. My family is coming er.” were a lot of fun. I just really but majored in finance and received no job offers after Oct. 20) to visit me his month; my Another difference like everything. American’s graduation. He moved home and later found a career Regular Season parents and my older sister. between the two brings up are different than I thought in sales, attributing his college accounting classes and Fort Jennings at Elida I also get to see my best one thing Held does miss they’d be — very open-mind- sales experience with giving him the knowledge needed Co-ed Cross Country friends, Roma and Solveig, from home. ed and friendly.” to operate his own business. Mox purchased Recharge WBL at Kenton, 9 a.m. because they’re here, too, “The thing I miss the most Held and the other German Enterprises in 1999. NWC meet at Paulding, 10 but they’re at St. John’s and right now is healthy food,” students return home on Dec. a.m. I’m at Jefferson. Sometimes, she laughs. “My host mom 17. Forecast Clear tonight Brantley 2011 Herald with low in upper 40s and partly cloudy Sunday with 40 percent Carrier Of The Year chance of showers and high The Delphos Herald selects an When not delivering The Delphos in mid 60s. Overnight low annual “News Carrier of the Year” Herald, Chandler helps out at church as in mid 40s with 20 per- in conjunction with International a teacher’s assistant in the kindergarten cent chance of showers. Newspaper Carrier Day. This classes. This summer, he went with his year’s honored carrier is Chandler youth group on a mission trip to the Index Brantley. inner city of Cincinnati. In his spare Chandler, 14, is the son of Chuck time, he enjoys watching TV and mov- Obituaries 2 and Tiffany Brantley. He has one ies, as well as playing video games. His State/Local 3 younger brother, Parker, 12, who favorite foods are fish and shrimp and Politics 4 also has a paper route with The he loves to eat at Red Lobster. Community 5 Delphos Herald; and one younger A number of requirements must Sports 6-7 sister, Madeline, 8. be met to qualify for this elite honor. He has been a carrier since August Some of the requirements for receiv- Veteran 9 2007. His route includes South Main, ing “Carrier of the Year” are: on-time Classifieds 10 South Washington and Hunt streets. delivery, having the paper where the TV 11 Chandler is a freshman at Jefferson customers request it and receiving no World News 12 High School. He plans to run track in complaints. the spring. He played soccer through As Carrier of the Year, Chandler the seventh grade and has played will receive a plaque, certificate Nancy Spencer photo baseball and basketball. He also and dinner for his family from The Chandler Brantley, center, is the 2011 Delphos Herald Carrier of the enjoys golfing. Herald. Year. He is the son of Tiffany and Chuck Brantley. HIGH SCHOOL SCOREBOARD

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2 – The Herald Saturday, October 15, 2011 www.delphosherald.com For The Record Yet another stage of life Prosecutor recounts The Delphos Another vacation is upon my husband and CHRIS LOOSER Herald I. Although I am more than thrilled about Vol. 142 No. 100 killing spree at salon Nancy Spencer, editor the prospect about some beach time, visiting By AMY TAXIN larceny. with my children and eating way more than is Ray Geary, general manager On the The Associated Press After a final phone con- Delphos Herald, Inc. humanly possible, I am NOT looking forward versation with his ex-wife, to PACKING. Don Hemple, advertising Other hand SANTA ANA, Calif. — Michelle Fournier, on manager Packing rates right up there in my “dread” Prosecutors didn’t take long Wednesday morning, author- list right after bill paying and right before snow Tiffany Brantley, to decide that the man they say ities say, Dekraai drove to circulation manager shoveling. went on a deadly shooting ram- Salon Meritage in downtown I was thinking about the project upon me The Daily Herald its orthopedic sandals and those toner tennis page at a Southern California Seal Beach, where he knew and I have determined that we go through salon deserves to die. she would be working. (USPS 1525 8000) is published “packing stages” in life, just as we go through shoes and of course some comfortable slippers. daily except Sundays, Tuesdays I don’t like walking barefoot anymore - makes First, they said, Scott During a two-minute span, the cycle of life. Dekraai wrapped himself in authorities say, he gunned and Holidays. As a child, I don’t remember packing any- my bunions ache. By carrier in Delphos and My medicinal “bag” is just about as big as body armor and armed him- down eight people in the thing for our family vacations. We just piled in self with three handguns. salon and another outside in area towns, or by rural motor the old LeSabre convertible and took off. There those back packs we used to pack for the kids. route where available $1.48 per We take our supply of vitamin C and other Then, he burst into the salon the parking lot. One person week. By mail in Allen, Van always just magically appeared a picnic lunch, where his ex-wife worked — survived and is hospitalized clothes for the next day, plenty of clean under- various letters of the alphabet vitamins, so we Wert, or Putnam County, $97 can keep our immune system up. Don’t forget their 8-year-old son waiting in critical condition. The per year. Outside these counties wear and my toothbrush. Way to go, Mom! at his elementary school for wounded person, 73-year-old When I was in my twenties, I put a little blood pressure medications; pain killers for $110 per year. normal aches and pains; arthritis rub for the one of them to pick him up. Harriet Stretz, was having her Entered in the post office more thought into packing...but not much more. Over two minutes, Dekraai hair done by her daughter, Throw some shorts and T-shirts in a grocery days when we have done too much, thinking in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as we are much younger than we are; Immodium moved methodically through Laura Lee Elody, who was Periodicals, postage paid at bag and I was good to go for a week. No plan - the salon, killing his ex-wife killed. Delphos, Ohio. just go with the flow - no worries. in case our bodies don’t digest according to plan; motion sickness pills just incase we take and seven others as he shot As people ran out of the No mail subscriptions will be Then came the kids and we all know where his victims in the head and building screaming or hid in accepted in towns or villages that takes you. No matter what time of year on something really stupid; pills for acid reflux; where The Daily Herald paper and pills in case our allergies flare up. chest. Prosecutors said he adjacent rooms or simply lay you go, you pack for all seasons. Long sleeves, wanted revenge against his on the floor attempting to play carriers or motor routes provide T-shirts, sun dresses, boots, rain gear, extra As you grow older, you never know what daily home delivery for $1.48 your body is going to throw at you, so just like ex-wife with whom he fought dead, the onslaught continued, food, hats, mittens, sunscreen..and this is just over the custody of their son. with Dekraai only stopping to per week. for a weekend trip to the lake. the Boy Scouts say, “Be prepared.” Makes you “That little boy’s a vic- reload. When he was done, 405 North Main St. That brings us to now. No kids to pack for wonder when we will have time to enjoy our tim,” said prosecutor Tony the gunman walked out of the TELEPHONE 695-0015 but the load doesn’t seem to get any lighter. We vacation, with all the changing of clothes, rub- Rackackaus, pausing to com- salon and, encountering a man Office Hours are heading south but it still gets a little chilly bing on of the Bengay, etc. pose himself at a news con- in a parked car, shot him to 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. for my bones in the evening, so I need to take Oh well, it definitely isn’t going to stop me ference on Friday. “Now his death and drove away. POSTMASTER: long and short sleeves, a light coat and a sweat- from going, I will just have to put up with those Send address changes mother has been murdered, Police pulled over Dekraai to THE DAILY HERALD, shirt. I had better take a hat, too, because my odd looks from my kids when I pull out my and he has to grow up know- a short distance away, and ears have turned more temperature-sensitive duffle bag of “must-haves.” 405 N. Main St. ing that his dad is a mass- he surrendered without resist- Delphos, Ohio 45833 with age. I will just tell them, “Just wait, it’s all in the murderer. So what kind of ing. Rackackaus called the Shoes? I used to take only flip-flops; now cycle of life and their day will come.” sick, twisted fatherly love killings cruel, merciless and might that be?” methodical, adding they had Map Dekraai appeared briefly nothing to do with love for LOTTERY in court Friday afternoon, Dekraai’s son, who friends CLEVELAND (AP) — (Continued from page 1) time. New boundaries were where angry friends and rela- said the 41-year-old former These Ohio lotteries were Clyde said the Democratic needed when Ohio lost two tives of the victims screamed tugboat operator doted on. drawn Friday: eral election laws. group is “prepared to take U.S. House seats because of insults. One person shouted, Dekraai and Fournier split Mega Millions “We’re not debating the whatever steps are necessary slow population growth com- “I hate you.” up in 2006 and divorced the 13-35-42-45-54, Mega legality of this,” he said. to make sure that the people’s pared to the rest of the coun- Superior Court Judge Erick following year. The two had Ball: 26 “Maybe people don’t agree voice is heard.” try. Voter advocacy groups, L. Larsh ordered a medical been involved in an increas- Megaplier with the lines or don’t like the “Statehouse Republicans such as the Ohio League of review after Dekraai’s attor- ingly acrimonious custody 4 lines, but they are constitu- now have a choice: They Women Voters, say the new ney said he wasn’t getting fight over their son ever since Pick 3 Evening tional and they are legal.” can come back to the draw- map makes 12 of those 16 his needed medications while Dekraai had asked a judge 1-1-4 Husted spokesman Matt ing board and produce fair seats safe for Republicans. being held in jail without bail. for “final decision making Pick 3 Midday McClellan said the office was maps with bipartisan support, Ohioans are bolstered Attorney Robert Curtis said he authority” when it came to 1-0-5 would likely request that the matters involving their son’s reviewing its options. or they can create widespread by the court’s decision, said Pick 4 Evening “This certainly throws a uncertainty in our next elec- Brian Rothenberg, executive trial be moved out of the area. education and his medical Prosecutors often spend and psychological treatment. 8-9-7-0 monkey wrench into the fil- tion,” she said. director of the liberal policy Pick 4 Midday ing deadline for congressional The map, which Republican group ProgressOhio that has time weighing mitigating and extenuating circumstances 8-9-2-9 offices,” he said. Gov. John Kasich signed into helped gather signatures for FUNERAL Powerball The deadline for congres- law last month, has been wide- the repeal effort. before deciding to seek the death penalty. Rackackaus WIEKEN, Violeta, 83, of Estimated jackpot: $105 sional candidates to file is ly derided by Democrats and “The lines were drawn said he reached his decision million Dec. 7, but the 90-day wait- voter groups who say the GOP grotesquely, and people could Delphos, Mass of Christian in less than 48 hours because Burial begins at 10:30 a.m. Rolling Cash 5 ing period for enactment and gerrymandered the lines to tell inherently this was wrong, there was no reason to look 11-15-23-28-39 referendum efforts means a protect their control of Ohio’s that this was the wrong way to today at St. John the Baptist for such factors in this case. Catholic Church, the Rev. Estimated jackpot: map won’t be in place by that congressional delegation. game the system,” he said. The crime, the worst in $130,000 Seal Beach’s 96-year histo- Jacob Gordon officiating. Burial will follow in the church Ten OH Evening ry, has shaken the tight-knit 01-09-11-14-16-21-22-26- seaside city of 24,000 that cemetery. Preferred memori- ODOT REPORT als are to St. Rita’s Visiting 30-33-37-39-45-47-52-67-68- The following is the from Robb Avenue to 224 and Ohio 235 back to many residents call Mayberry Nurses or the American 74-75-78 report concerning construc- Eastown Road on the Ohio 12. by the Sea. Until this week, Diabetes Association. Ten OH Midday tion and maintenance work west side of Lima will be Ohio 189 at the intersec- it had only one homicide in Arrangements are by Harter 02-03-05-07-10-17-21-24- on state highways within restricted to one lane in both tion of U.S. 224 in Ottoville four years. The crime report- and Schier Funeral Home. 31-33-38-40-45-56-57-68-70- the Ohio Department of directions in certain loca- to County Road 18 in Rimer ed most often last year was 71-73-75 Transportation District 1, tions for a safety upgrade restricted to one lane through which includes the coun- project. Work to install a the work zone for resurfac- ties of Allen, Defiance, center-lane, concrete medi- ing. The project will continue Hancock, Hardin, Paulding, an curb is under way. Travel through October. Putnam, Van Wert and slowly through the zone Van Wert County Wyandot. This report is and be aware of lane shifts. U.S. 30 from Middle issued each Thursday begin- The center left-turn lane is Point-Wetzel Road to Fifth Delphos City Schools: Thurs.: Chili/roll & crackers or Lincolnview: ning in April and continues closed at various locations. Street in Delphos is reduced Oct. 17-21 shredded turkey sandwich, pudding, Oct. 17-21: Mon.: Franklin: Mini-corn dogs/ salad, peaches, milk Mon.: Shredded chicken/bun, green through November. The project will continue to one lane through the work Middle & Senior: Chicken Fajita, Fri.: Chicken nuggets/roll or cold beans, Mandarin oranges, milk (B. (All work will take place until November. zone for a resurfacing proj- lettuce & cheese, corn, Mandarin meat sandwich, baked potato/butter, Cheeseburger nachos) weather permitting and dur- U.S. 30 from Middle ect. Work to be completed oranges, low fat milk salad, applesauce, milk Tues.: Sausage pizza, peas, apple ing daytime hours Monday Point-Wetzel Road to Fifth by early November. Tues.: Curly Spaghetti, garlic bread, slices, milk (B. Alfredo chicken tossed salad, applesauce cup, low fat Landeck: pasta bowl) through Friday only unless Street in Delphos is reduced Ohio 118 (Shannon milk Oct. 17-21 Wed.: Toasted cheese sandwich, otherwise indicated.) to one lane through the work Street) between Ervin Wed.: Assorted pizza, mixed Mon.: Mini Corn dogs, potato tomato soup, corn, banana, milk ( B. Allen County zone for a resurfacing proj- Road and Main Street vegetables, fruit, low fat milk rounds, fruit, milk Calzones) Thurs.: Chicken patty sandwich, Tues.: Breaded popcorn chicken, Thur.: Turkey slice/gravy, mashed Ohio 696 at Hillville ect. Work to be completed remains open to local traf- green beans, fruit cup, low fat milk butter/peanut butter bread, green Fri.: Cincinnati chili, breadstick or beans, fruit, milk potatoes, diner roll, peaches, milk Road is now open. Hillville by early November. fic only during reconstruc- (B. Mashed potato bowl) Road is now open as well. Putnam County tion, widening, and water mini sub sandwich, baby carrots, Wed.: Tacos, butter/peanut butter applesauce cup, low fat milk bread, peas, fruit, milk Fri.: French toast sticks, sausage Work on the project to Ohio 12 in Columbus line and sanitary installa- Thurs.: Ham Sandwich, corn, fruit, patty, hash brown, oranges slices, extend a culvert and lower Grove in the southwest tion which began in 2010. Delphos St. John’s milk milk (B. Angus Burger) the profile of the roadway area of the village will be Localized, one-block clo- Oct. 17-21 Fri.: Turkey Sandwich, mashed Mon.: NO CAFETERIA potatoes & gravy, fruit, milk Spencerville: will continue until early closed for six weeks begin- sures will occur throughout Tues.: Cooks Choice, vegetable, Oct. 17-21: November with traffic main- ning October 17 for a sewer the project. The project is salad, fruit, milk Ft. Jennings: Mon.: Chicken & noodles, mashed tained. replacement project. Traffic expected to be completed in Wed.: Hot dog sandwich or shredded Oct. 17-21 potaotes, gravy, wheat breadsticks, beef sandwich, potato chips, baked Chocolate, white or strawberry milk peaches, milk Ohio 309 (Elida Road) detoured onto Ohio 65, U.S. October. beans salad, pears, milk served with all meals. 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STATE/LOCAL Pratical Money Skills BRIEFS Medicare Open Driver’s Ed Enrollment comes early By Jason Alderman ally have lower deductibles and begins Nov. 14 copayments; also, they require Driver Education class- If you’re enrolled in that you use the plan’s provider es will begin Nov. 14 in Medicare, mark these dates on network; and Delphos. your calendar: today – Dec. 7. • Medicare Part D, which Area students who will That’s Medicare’s 2012 Open covers prescription drugs. It’s be 16 years old by June 14, Enrollment period – and you optional and carries a monthly 2012, may register for the should note that it occurs a premium. These privately run Christmas is coming and tificate of occupancy, grants, venue that helps draw groups class held from 6-9 p.m. month earlier this year than in plans vary widely in terms of the past. Aside from excep- cost, copayments and deduct- for those of us associated loans and were the overseers from all over the state and Monday through Thursday with the Museum of Postal of the building renovations. the Midwest. We are giving at St. John’s High School. tions made for a few special ibles and medications covered. circumstances, this is the only During Medicare Open History, we are looking for Some have also served as tours to groups from 2 to The course will include some early Christmas pres- tour guides. For a couple of 200 and with the proposed maneuverability and driving period when current enrollees Enrollment you can: can make coverage changes for • Switch from original ents. During the last three members of the board, their changes to our website, blog, as well as classroom ses- years since we purchased priorities have had to shift our facebook page, and the sions. the coming calendar Medicare Parts A, B year. and D to a Medicare our current home, we have and as such are no longer advertising of our trips, more For more information, Medicare pro- Advantage plan, or been most fortunate to have able to serve. The next “pres- and more people are taking call Tom Osting at 419-692- vides health care vice versa; numerous individuals come ent” we have on our list is notice of who we are and 6766. benefits to people • Switch from one forward and help us with spe- to find a few community- what we are accomplishing. Applications are available age 65 and older and Advantage plan to cific tasks at the museum. minded individuals who Since our inception, we have at area high school offices. those under 65 with another; Help has come from students would be interested in serving had visitors from most of the certain disabilities • Switch from at both high schools, from on our board. Board meet- 50 states and over 30 coun- AC Museum or end-stage renal an Advantage plan Cub and Boy scouts, busi- ings are the first Tuesday of tries. My thanks to the Rotary disease. For most that offers prescrip- ness professionals, computer each month at 5:30 p.m. and Club and the many volunteers announces tree people, the initial tion coverage to one experts, carpenters, retirees, last approximately one hour. who made this year’s Senior enrollment period Alderman that doesn’t, and vice even the inmates of the state If you would be interested, Walking Tour of Delphos a festival theme is the seven-month versa; or prison, and the list goes on. please stop in at the museum great success. We are very Plans are underway for period that begins three months • Join a Part D plan, switch In my last few articles, I and obtain a short application glad to be a stop on the tour. the 39th annual Christmas before the month they turn 65. from one plan to another, or have spoken about the numer- form or give me a call and Our entire list is actually Tree Festival at the Allen If you miss that window, you drop Part D coverage altogeth- ous projects we have start- we can certainly drop one much longer than the Twelve County Museum. The 2011 may enroll between Jan. 1 and er. ed. The most pressing item off in the US Mail. You do Days of Christmas, but we Planning Committee has March 31 each year, although People currently enrolled has been the construction of not need any experience with will stop right here for now. I want to thank those brave announced that this year’s your coverage won’t begin in Medicare Advantage have almost 2,500 square feet of museums or the mail. We seek those people who can folks that traveled with us theme for the Festival will until July 1. another opportunity to make partitions. These partitions bring their knowledge of our to Mt. Airy, North Carolina. be “Visions of Christmas.” Medicare offers several changes during a second period serve multiple purposes no least of which is to provide community and a willingness If you are wondering why I The five-day event will plans and coverage options, called Medicare Advantage us with much needed display to devote a couple of hours a said brave, you’ll have to ask include extended eve- including: Disenrollment. Between Jan. • Medicare Part A, which 1 and Feb. 14, 2012, you surfaces. These structures month assisting us in one of someone who was on the trip. ning hours on Friday for have been constructed from numerous areas. For further It really was a great time— the MacDonell House and covers in-patient hospital, can switch back to original the weather cooperated, the skilled nursing facility and Medicare Parts A and B cover- pine boards and luan plywood information, please feel free Museum and “Christmas in and are now in need of a coat to contact me or any of our entertainment was excellent, hospice services, as well as age, with the option to join Part and Mr. Russell Hiatt, aka Australia” at the Children’s of primer and then a coat of current board members. home health care. People are D as well. However, during this Floyd did give me one of the Discovery Center. paint. We don’t want Santa Organizations interested usually enrolled automatically period you cannot: best and least expensive hair- upon turning 65 or after having • Switch from origi- I think you are reading my Claus to feel overwhelmed cuts I have ever had. in entering a decorated tree mind — yes the first pres- so we only have one more may contact Donna at the received Social Security dis- nal Medicare to Medicare Speaking of trips, I am ability benefits for 24 months. Advantage; ent we need has nothing to item on our list to talk about Allen County Museum at working on a trip to New There’s usually no monthly • Switch from one Medicare do with a pear tree but we at the moment. As we enter 419-222-9426. York City next fall and possi- premium; Advantage plan to another; or sure could use a few people the last quarter of 2011, many bly a trip to Nashville, Tenn., Deadline for tree registra- • Medicare Part B, which • Switch from one Part D to assist us in painting. The of you are looking at final- as well as a couple of one or tion is Oct. 24. covers doctor’s services, outpa- plan to another. implementation of our exhibit izing your budgets for 2012. two day gambling and enter- tient care and some preventive Understanding and choosing plan is at a complete standstill As Christmas is a season of tainment excursions for 2012. Church offers services. It’s optional and has a the right Medicare options can be until this portion is complet- giving, we ask that you con- If you are interested in receiv- monthly premium. Most peo- complicated and time-consum- ed. Whether it is a couple of sider setting aside some funds ing information when we dinner to benefit ple are automatically enrolled ing. For assistance, call 1-800- hours or an entire morning or in your budget to contrib- finalize our plans, drop me at the same time they begin 633-4227 or visit Medicare’s afternoon; it would be great if ute to our cause. 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“A friend to all is a friend to none.” POLITICS — Aristotle, Greek philosopher (384 B.C.-322 B.C.). Elmer Jettinghoff BOB HOLDGREVE electrocuted Elmer Jettinghoff, the fatal accidents and that Elmer 19-year-old son of Mr. and Jettinghoff had just told of a Window Mrs. David Jettinghoff, lies fatality he had witnessed in in death at the family home Pittsburgh and had first com- at 517 West Second Street as pleted his narrative before he a result of an accident with stepped around the north side to the which he met shortly before of the building. nine o’clock Friday evening, Although the examination when 2200 volts coursed of the physicians showed that Past through his body and death the unfortunate young man was almost instantaneous. had but slight burns on his While there was no eye left hand, there is no doubt beautifully decorated with Sylvester and Frank Mesker. witness to the terrible acci- that his sudden death was roses, ferns and carnations. A Delphos Herald, dent which caused the death caused by a heavy electrical large birthday cake was used Sept. 16, 1912 of the young man, a num- shock. The young men who as a centerpiece. The guests ********** ber of young men who have were at First and State street were served at the dinner Stirrup Plant been congregating at State heard the cable strike against by Misses Christina Elwer Ceases to exist IT WAS NEWS THEN Street near West First Street the post and a few seconds and Marguerite Helmkamp. The latest vestige of the and the Pennsylvania rail- later, heard the alarm from Seated at the first table were Whirrett Brothers Stirrup One Year Ago road were there on Friday the young men at the rail- Mrs. Clara Mesker, her five Company, North Canal • Glandorf Parish in Glandorf will celebrate its first annual evening, engaged in con- road crossing. Employees of daughters, one son, five son- Street, passed out of exis- “St. Bonifest” fall festival on Oct. 30. This fall festival is open versation, Elmer Jettinghoff the Delphos Electric Light in-laws, and one daughter-in- tence Wednesday afternoon to everyone and is named after St. Boniface, who is depicted among them. Eight men, & Power Company went to law and Rev. Fr. Rupert. when the old boiler at the in a stain-glass window in the church. including the unfortunate the scene a short time after Rev. Fr. Rupert delivered plant was cut up and sold young man and Otto Hemme, the accident to ascertain, if an excellent talk on, “Well for junk. Although many of 25 Years Ago — 1986 Arthur Humpert, Albert possible, how the fatality spent lives of Old Christian the younger generation in • Today was dressing-making day in preparation for St. Humpert, Mark Humpert, occurred. They found that People.” The afternoon was Delphos never knew that John’s fall festival to be held this weekend at the school. Alfred Kihm, Geo. Schaffer the cable supporting the light spent in card playing and there was such an industry and Syl. Schaffer were seated was not charged and the fact Helping make dressing were Hildegard Bensman, Eileen having a splendid social time here, the older residents well Holdgreve, Evelyn Baumgarte and Rosemary Cramer. The just south of the Watchman’s that the young man received remember when the building shanty at the State Street a sudden shock and fell to at 5:30 o’clock a delicious festival committee hopes to top the 6,579 dinners served last supper was partaken of and in housed a flourishing business year. crossing. An electric arc the ground is evidence that for export and United States street light is located just the cable was only charged the evening the guests were • The highlight of Gomer’s Gymanfa Ganu weekend was the enjoyably entertained. trade. piano recital given by John Evans, son of Jay and Sarah Evans. north of the tracks at the for an instant. One of the In November, 1884, Al Pennsylvania, and was not electricians gives the follow- The reunion was in honor He is Gomer’s latest professional musician. He returned from of the 92nd birthday of Mrs. and Tom Whirrett and W.T. New York City to dedicate the new Steinway grand piano, burning Friday evening. The ing as an explanation of the McCracken pooled their young men who congregate accident. It is presumed that Clara Mesker who was pre- recent gift of Gwendolyn (Dolly) Morgan in memory of her sented with many beautiful finances and purchased a parents, Hugh and Elizabeth Williams. there have been in the habit when he took hold of the stirrup factory from Nicholas of taking hold of the cable lamp suspension, a wire cable birthday gifts. • Sunrise-Sunset Club of the Ohio Child Conservation Mrs. Mesker was born in Fritsch. Mr. McCracken sold League held its October meeting in the home of Marsha which is used in raising and used in raising and lowering his interest later and Tom lowering the lamp and jerk- the lamp, he gave it sev- Melle, Germany, and came Mueller. Rosie Hesseling and Mary Drerup were guests. The from Germany to America Whirrett retired from the program was on foster parents and foster children. The goodie ing it to start the lamp when it eral jerks, which caused it to business to take up railroad- was not burning. Jettinghoff swing back and forth and that in 1844. She located in Ft. raffle was donated by Sue Vasquez and won by Mary Ann ing, although he retained his walked around to the north the drop wires which con- Jennings, with her parents Hoersten. financial interest. Tom is a side of the building and while duct the current to the lamp on a farm. In April 1845, retired Clover Leaf railroader he did not say when he was and are loosely strung swung she was united in marriage with a record of over 50 years 50 Years Ago — 1961 going, it was presumed by against the cable, causing a to Casper Mesker, and came • Men’s Day will be observed Sunday at the Evangelical of services. his companions that he was momentary contact, sending to Delphos, where she has In January 1885 the United Brethren Church. Orvil Wagoner, president of the going to attempt to start the the heavy voltage through the since resided, respected and Whirrett Stirrup Company EUB Men in the local church, will preside at the early service. light. A few seconds later cable and going to the young esteemed by everyone. started actual operation. The Martha May will be the organist, the responsive reading will they heard him fall and ran man’s body. It was decided to hold plant continues to operate be directed by Lloyd Guthrie and the morning prayer will be to the scene. They found him David Jettinghoff and the next reunion September without interruption with Al given by Charles Wells. The Youth Choir will be under the lying on the ground motion- his two sons, Elmer and 16, 1913, the place hav- as its leader until 1930 when direction of Mrs. Richard Stose. less and at first thought he Rudolph, had been planning ing not been decided upon. the manufacture of stirrups • The Jefferson Wildcats rolled to their sixth succes- was joking with them, but to spend next week at the The guests at the reunion closed. Mr. Whirrett states sive victory without a setback Friday night before a near- soon realized that a serious Great Lake, Mich., taking and birthday celebration that there was enough stock capacity Homecoming crowd as they decisively defeated the accident had occurred. Four a short vacation and outing were: Rev. Fr. Rupert, Mrs. on hand to supply the few Bluffton Pirates, 20-6. The victory gave Coach Rudy Lucas’ other young men, Ralph and Mr. Jettinghoff was talk- Clara Mesker, Mr. and Mrs. orders until five years ago. charges undisputed possession of first place in the Northwest Weger, Henry Davis, John ing over the trip and time of Joseph Elwer, Mr. and Mrs. Two years ago his tools Conference. Humpert and Len Birkmeyer trains with his son Rudolph Fred Helmkamp, Mr. and and the remaining stirrups, • The senior class of Ottoville High School will present were seated under a tree at and several others at King Mrs. Gus Kaverman, Mr. odds and ends were sold to a its annual class play, “Too Many Girls” Oct. 26th in the high First and State streets, near Bros. drug store when the and Mrs. John Luersman, Cridersville man. school auditorium. Included in the cast is Ann Wenzlick, the Pennsylvania crossing news of the awful accident Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mesker, Mr. Whirrett states that Karen Miller, Eileen Hilvers, Joan Landin, Gary Odenweller, and hearing the alarm, also reached him. Mrs. Clara Kaverman, Mr. when the company first Dick Hilvers, Phillis Schimmoeller, Ruth Niemeyer and ran to the scene. It was soon Elmer Jettinghoff was and Mrs. Henry Fisher and started operation the busi- Martha Gerding. realized that he had received born on March 20, 1893, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will ness was already on the an electrical shock and physi- was 19 years, 3 months and Helmkamp, Mr. and Mrs. downgrade and during the 75 Years Ago — 1936 cians were hurriedly sent for 20 days old at the time of his Mat Kroeger and family, Mr. last twenty years of stirrup • The officers of the Delphos milk fund drive decided and the young men carried death. He attended the paro- and Mrs. Frank Etzkorn, and making in Delphos, the out- Wednesday to postpone the opening of the campaign until after him to the home of George chial school for a number of family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank put of the local plant was the St. John’s school fair. The drive was to have started this Dolt, nearby. They worked years. Luersman and son, Mr. and practically all shipped to week but the action to postpone the canvass was taken because with him in an endeavor to Delphos Herald, Mrs. Ed Bockey, Mr. and South and Central America of the death of Monsignor F. Rupert and because of the fair. start respiration, but when July 20, 1912 Mrs. Henry Kaverman and and Cuba. When the tariff Drs. Tillotson and Hartnagel ********** family, Misses Cecelia and became too high for export- • Natural gas will be turned into the mains in Delphos Oct. ing, the foreign trade also 20. The natural gas will replace the manufactured product used arrived, it was too late. The Clara Mesker Celebrates Christine Elwer, Marguerite young man’s body was ten- ninety-second birthday Helmkamp, Agnes, Verona, dropped off. A map of South here a great number of years. The West Ohio Gas Company America hangs on the wall of Lima submits safety measures which are advocated for the derly laid upon a cot and At the home of Mrs. Clara Rosa and Ida Kaverman, removed to the family home Haveman, at 722 South Clay Regina Luersman, Rose at the Whirrett office which benefit of gas customers during the change-over. shows black dots where • Thirty-nine members and four guests were present at the on West Second Street. Street, Sunday, the Mesker and Ida Kaverman, Regina When seen by a Herald reunion was held, with sixty- Luersman, Rose and Theresa Delphos stirrups were sent all-day meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist in large quantities. Church conducted at Memorial Hall in Fort Jennings on representative, Saturday two persons in attendance. The Mesker, Theresa Kaverman, morning, several of the young guests gathered in the morn- Misses Albinies and Aloysius Delphos Herald, Wednesday. Mrs. Wesley Mullenhour, Mrs. Albert Evans, Jan. 23, 1941 Mrs. Irvin Mox and Mrs. Brad Alexander were guests. men where near the scene ing, and at noon a four course Elwer, Mat., Otto and of the accident stated that dinner was daintily served in Aloysius Kaverman, John ********** they had been speaking of the dining room which was Luersman, Henry, Joseph, Read more next Saturday. Moderately confused Mormons rule WASHINGTON — — Romney primarily on the KATHLEEN PARKER gion to advance politically Rather than worrying about economy and Huntsman, is a scourge on any nation, whether Mormons worship also one-time ambassador to and no witness to Islamist the right God in the right China, on foreign policy. If theocracy should doubt it. way, Republicans should anything, Republicans should Point Less dramatically, it is sim- insist that only Mormons run be trying to figure out how ply bad form. Americans of for president. best to use them both. of View a certain age remember when Only half-joking. Two Mormons on one preachers preached and poli- Anyone watching the ticket? Wouldn’t happen, but ticians didn’t. Tent revivals Republican debates, espe- it might/could/should. the role of religious life in the took place on the outskirts cially Tuesday night’s on the Romney has been at pol- public square and acknowl- of small towns, not in mega- economy, can’t be missing the itics longer and, according edged the divine source of coliseums led by presidential obvious. The two smartest, Republican tradition, it’s his liberty. But he also declined contenders. (See Rick Perry.) coolest, most independent, turn. He’s paid his dues and, to dignify the insistence of Sometimes, especially and least ideological — this most important, raised lots of some that he explain his per- within the African-American is to say, most presidential cash for fellow Republicans. sonal beliefs: community, the roles of and electable — candidates He’s pulled his weight for the “There are some who politician and preacher have are the two Mormons, Mitt party as few others have, even would have a presiden- overlapped. Even Republican Romney and Jon Huntsman. hitting the campaign trail for tial candidate describe and contender Herman Cain is, in Instead of wondering John McCain after dropping explain his church’s dis- addition to being a business- what’s up with Mormons, out of the race in 2008. tinctive doctrines. To do so man, a minister. This inter- Americans should be asking: He’s also the candi- would enable the very reli- section has been tolerated Whoa, what do they know date most qualified to win gious test the Founders pro- because the black church his- that we don’t? a national election, where hibited in the Constitution. torically was the only place It is utterly ludicrous that swing votes and indepen- No candidate should become those isolated by segregation at this point in our history dents matter. The Republican the spokesman for his faith. could congregate and speak some conservatives insist on “base,” which insists on a For if he becomes president, openly about issues of con- raising the question of reli- purity test on social issues, he will need the prayers of cern, including voting rights. gious belief in a presidential and tea party conservatives, the people of all faiths.” The tradition remains, but election. The latest embar- The text of Romney’s rassment comes from a Texas who insist on a perfect record the need for the overlap has pastor and Rick Perry sup- of anti-government rheto- speech can easily be found. expired. Bless Cain for say- porter, who said recently that ric, may as well be working While we’re in a reading ing so last Sunday on CNN’s Mormonism is a cult. for the Democratic National mood, please get thee to a “State of the Union.” LETTERS TO THE EDITOR If the “cult” of Mormonism Committee. Kindle, Nook, iPad or other Asked about the means you raise a solid fam- For those needing a prim- electronic device of your Mormonism-as-cult com- The Delphos Herald welcomes letters to the editor. Letters ily, work hard, make money er on why it’s un-American choosing -- or better, a library ment, Cain replied: should be no more than 400 words. The newspaper reserves or bookstore -- and feast your and do good for the greater and counterproductive, not “I’m not running for the right to edit content for length, clarity and grammar. Letters eyes upon “Elmer Gantry.” theologian in chief. ... I am community of mankind, then to mention medieval, to concerning private matters will not be published. by all means pass the Kool- For good measure, you might not going to do an analy- Failure to supply a full name, home address and daytime also require a religious test, Aid. also pick up Robert Penn sis of Mormonism vs. phone number will slow the verification process and delay pub- Romney provided an eloquent Regrettably, we have Warren’s “All the King’s Christianity.” lication. lesson four years ago. In his Men.” If you are unfamiliar Amen, brother. Letters can be mailed to The Delphos Herald, 405 N. Main but one presidency and two “Faith in America” speech, Mormons. Both Romney and with these two titles, please St., Delphos, Ohio 45833, faxed to 419-692-7704 or e-mailed he reminded Americans of surrender your voter regis- to [email protected]. Authors should clearly state Huntsman, as former gover- why and the ways we honor Kathleen Parker’s email nors, would bring consider- tration card to the nearest they want the message published as a letter to the editor. Anon- freedom of religion in this address is kathleenparker@ able talent to the White House dumpster. ymous letters will not be printed. country. Romney recognized The use and abuse of reli- washpost.com.

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6 – The Herald Saturday, October 15, 2011 www.delphosherald.com SPORTS Wildcats even Blue Jays roll past Fort Recovery By MALLORY KEMPER The Delphos Herald mark at .500 mkemper2011@hot- By JIM METCALFE heavyweight fight; trying to mail.com jmetcalfe@ figure out what their game delphosherald.com plan was going to be and DELPHOS – On a foot- from where their blitzes ball Friday night at Stadium SIDNEY — It took would come from, which Park, Fort Recovery scored Jefferson about a quarter we knew were coming,” first but St. John’s scored 35 to get it going on a chilly Lindeman added. “The sec- unanswered points to take Friday night on the 30-&-0 ond period, our offensive a 35-14 Midwest Athletic Field at Sidney Memorial line made the adjustment and Conference victory and Stadium. simply started to execute; improve to 5-3 on the season A 21-point second period they are our unsung heroes. (5-1 MAC). got the Wildcats on They opened good It didn’t take long for Fort their way to a 27-7 non- holes and our running Recovery (3-5, 1-5 MAC) conference grid victory backs didn’t hesitate to crack the scoreboard first over Sidney Lehman to to get through. It’s a when quarterback Jason even their mark at 4-4. luxury to have three Pottkotter threw a 14-yard The young Wildcats good backs we can pass to Aaron Vagedes for a held the even-younger put back there. “ 6-0 lead and the kick-after Cavaliers to 92 yards The Wildcats ran by Vagedes gave the Indians of total offense while Miller off five minutes and a 7-0 lead with 9:11 to play amassing 337 of their 10 plays on their in the first quarter. own. opening drive of the second Less than a minute later, at the 8:23 mark, a 65-yard run “Our defense has made half, getting stopped on a Tom Morris photo by St. John’s junior quarter- great strides from week 1 4th-and-11 at the Lehman back Mark Boggs got them Blue Jay left tackle Alex Wehri provides pass protection as quarterback Mark Boggs to week 8,” Jefferson coach 27. on the board and the point- unleashes a pass Friday night, this one complete to Tanner Calvelage. Bub Lindeman noted. “We The teams traded punts, after-touchdown by senior sion by Rode made for a but we had a little letdown SJ — Boggs 16 run (Rode were very young on that with the home team getting Josh Rode brought the game 28-7 lead. the second half and Fort kick), 7:39 side of the ball but those a shanked effort — minus-3 to a 7-7 tie. Derek Gaerke came up Recovery did some good kids are growing up. They yards — to commence at the With 3:17 left in the open- Team Stats with a fumble recovery for things to get through our have figured it out: how to 40. A pass interference pen- ing quarter, a 2-yard run by Fort Recovery St. John’s Fort Recovery and gave the defense,” St. John’s coach First Downs 15 13 pursue to the ball, to wrap alty on the Wildcats and two sophomore Tyler Jettinghoff Indians some momentum. Todd Schulte said. “We were Total Yards 237 319 up and tackle. That really hit 5-yard flags on the hosts left and the good point-after by Rushing Yards 157 270 With time expiring on the able to establish our running last week against Columbus them at the 45. Andy Gilardi Rode gave the Blue Jays Passing Yards 80 49 clock in the third period, game the second half and Grove, when we tackled (9 rushes, 81 yards) ran for their first lead going into the Comp./Atts. 11-21 5-8 Fort Recovery didn’t give that was the difference.” Intercepted By 1 2 very well.” 52 and Skylar Brown two to second quarter, 14-7. up and a 12-yard pass from The Blue Jays host Fumbles/Lost 0-0 2-1 The Wildcats got the first put the ball at the 1. Brown The Blue Jays carried the Pottkotter to Vagedes gave Marion Local Oct. 22 for a Penalties/Yards 3-25 2-20 big break: a fumble recovery then burst off right guard for momentum into the second Punts/Aver. 3-38 2-19 the Indians a touchdown with MAC game. by junior Quentin Wessell at the tally. Zach Taylor made it quarter when senior running the point-after by Vagedes ST. JOHN’S 35, FORT Individual Stats the Lehman 35. However, a 21-7 scoreboard with 43.8 back Jordan Bergfeld ran in to make it a 2-score game, RECOVERY 14 FORT RECOVERY after reaching the 18 in ticks left in the third canto. a 1-yarder for the Blue Jays’ Ft. Recovery 7 0 7 0 - 14 28-14 Blue Jays, going into Rushing Leaders seven plays and facing a Sidney caught a break when third touchdown to give them St. John’s 14 7 7 7 - 35 Kenny Wenning 18-56 the fourth quarter. 4th-and-5, a 5-yard connec- Michael Jacob recovered a a commanding 21-7 lead — FIRST QUARTER Jason Pottkotter 18-89 At the 7:39 mark, St. FR — Vagedes 14 pass from Passing Leader tion from sophomore quar- fumble at the Delphos 33 on after Rode’s conversion — John’s cracked the score- Pottkotter (Vagedes kick), 9:11 Pottkotter 11-21-80 2 TDs/2 terback Austin Jettinghoff to the second play from scrim- with 9:47 on the clock. SJ — Boggs 65 run (Rode board again with a 16-yard Ints senior Curtis Miller came up mage after that. However, Neither team was close to kick), 8:23 Receiving Leader run from Boggs and the literally inches short of the the Delphos defense stiff- scoring again in the second SJ — Jettinghoff 2 run (Rode Vagedes 5-27 point-after by Rode gave the kick), 3:17 quarter as St. John’s was ST. JOHN’S first down. ened — courtesy of a 9-yard Blue Jays that 35-14 lead. SECOND QUARTER Rushing Leaders ahead 21-7 at halftime. SJ — Bergfeld 1 run (Rode After forcing a Zavier Buzard (13 St. John’s closed out Jettinghoff 13-113 1 TD Just nine seconds into kick), 9:47 Boggs 11-94 2 TD punt and taking over rushes, 62 yards) sack the game tightening up the the third quarter, a 68-yard THIRD QUARTER Bergfeld 7-45 1 TD near midfield, a of freshman signalcal- defense and came away with SJ — Jettinghoff 68 kickoff fumble on the sec- kickoff return by Jettinghoff Passing ler Nick Rourke — and the win. return (Rode kick), 11:51 Boggs 5-8-49 1 Int gave the Blue Jays another FR — Vagedes 12 pass from ond play from scrim- senior Justin Rode “We started the game off Receiving mage and a recovery sacked Rourke on 4th- touchdown and the conver- Pottkotter (Vagedes kick), :00 with a nice kickoff return FOURTH QUARTER Bergfeld 3-34 by Cavalier junior and-17. Nick Cummons set After a trade of the hosts up at the Wessell drives that ended in Delphos 48. However, punts — including Bearcats wear out Knights 36-12 that went nowhere as the where Cavalier sophomore By Sean LaFontaine Lowry added the extra point to in from eight yards out to extend scrimmage, Smith again ran the hosts had to punt. John Husa had to be taken Times Bulletin give Spencerville the lead, 7-6. the Bearcat lead. Spencerville ball in for a touchdown on a An exchange of punts left off the field on a gurney Correspondent Crestview got off to a good went for two. Derek Goecke reverse, this time for 44 yards. the Red and White backed and taken to the hospital [email protected] start on its next drive, looking found Dominick Corso open for Smith added the two-point con- up at their own 10, especial- — the Wildcats finished the like they were going to answer a pass in the back corner of the version run, making the score, ly after a personal foul pen- scoring on the night via a SPENCERVILLE - The the Bearcat drive. Trevor Roop end zone, giving Spencerville 29-12. alty. Wessell (13 rushes, 84 6-play, 36-yard drive. At the Spencerville Bearcats and the began the drive with an 11-yard a 21-6 lead with 1:08 left in The teams once again yards) burst for 49 yards on 4, Miller took a toss off left Crestview nights played in a run, putting the Knights on the the half. exchanged punts and 3rd-and-9 to get the visitors tackle and was untouched to key Northwest Conference Bearcat 39. Three plays later, The two teams exchange Spencerville added on another on their way to an 11-play, the pylon with 5:09 remain- game Friday night under the Roop completed a pass to Oliver dpunts and go into halftime with touchdown late in the game on 90-yard sojourn to paydirt. ing. Boop’s extra point was lights at Moeller Memorial for a 16-yard gain, putting them the score 21-6, Spencerville. another Smith touchdown run. At the Sidney Lehman 9, on blocked to preserve the 27-7 Stadium. in Spencerville territory. Later The Bearcats got the ball The extra-point made the final 4th-and-3, Jettinghoff (8-of- score. The Bearcats used the rush- in the same drive, Matt Holden to start the second half but the score 36-12. 14 passing, 91 yards) hit “Our offense took a step ing attack to control the game joined the mix and rushed for Crestview defense came out “We knew it was going to senior Tony George on a back tonight. That’s still no and the clock, taking down the eight yards and put the ball strong and forced a 3-and-out. be a physical game. We wanted quick slant to the right side excuse and we will put it Knights 36-12. on the Bearcat 27-yard line. However, the Bearcat defense to come out and try to control The Knights got off to a But a 7-yard run by Roop on would do the same on the the line of scrimmage,” said for the tally. Senior Jared together eventually,” Roll fast start. The Knights muffed the next play proved costly for Knights’ ensuing possession. Spencerville coach John Zerbe. Boop added the point-after- added. the opening kickoff and were the Knights as he had to leave With Spencerville getting the “We knew that Crestview was touchdown for a 7-0 lead Jefferson returns home forced to start the drive from the game with a knee injury. ball back and driving, Goecke really good and that they were with 5:35 left in the second Friday to take on Ada their own 5-yard line, however, Freshman Preston Zaleski came once again find Corso, this time big and strong. I think they period. in NWC action, while Trevor Roop took the first snap in to fill but four plays later, the for an 18-yard pass comple- caught a tough break when their The visitors got it back Sidney Lehman (3-5) hosts from scrimmage and ran 84 Knight drive stalled deep in tion. But three plays later, Jared quarterback went down but I’m after a punt and used a quick Waynesfield-Goshen next yards, all the way down to the Bearcat territory. Burger made a big defensive proud of our kids for playing 2-play, 57-yarder to add Saturday night. Bearcat 10-yard line. Roop’s Spencerville once again play by forcing a fumble that as hard as they did. It wasn’t a another seven. At the 45, long run was followed up by a used its rushing attack to drive was recovered by the Knights. pretty win but it was a win.” Miller (15 rushes, 94 yards) JEFFERSON 27, SIDNEY Malcolm Oliver 6-yard run and down the field on their next Finally, the Knights were “Physically, they took it to took a handoff off right tack- LEHMAN 7 finally Roop finished off the possession. On the second play able to put together anoth- us,” said Knights coach Jared le and found a huge hole to Jefferson 0 21 0 6 - 27 Sid. Lehman 0 0 7 0 - 7 drive with a 4-yard touchdown from scrimmage, Niko Molina er scoring drive. After being Owens. “We had the big play the outside and the sideline. FIRST QUARTER run. Chase Walters missed the would rush for a 7-yard gain to stopped on their first two plays with Trevor and he was able to He was virtually untouched No scoring extra point, leaving the Knights give Spencerville a first down. from scrimmage, a Bearcat stick it in but after that, it was as he outran the defense to SECOND QUARTER with a 6-0 lead. Later in that same drive, a personal foul penalty kept the one sided. Up front ,they were DJ - Tony George 9 pass from the end zone. Boop’s PAT Austin Jettinghoff (Jared Boop The Bearcats got off to a Crestview Knight personal foul drive alive. On the next play strong and came off the ball made it 14-0 at 3:15 of the kick), 5:35 good start on the ensuing drive. penalty moved the ball deep after the penalty, Oliver took fast like we knew they would. second stanza. DJ - Curtis Miller 55 run (Boop Starting from their own 39-yard into Knight territory. Derek the pitch from Zaleski and ran We knew we would have to Another punt left the kick), 3:15 line, John Smith ran for an Goecke added a 9-yard run later for a 16-yard gain. On the next come and match that but we DJ - Shayn Klinger 7 pass from Wildcats starting at the Jettinghoff (Boop kick), :10.5 8-yard gain on the second play in the drive to get down to the play, Zaleski kept the ball this just weren’t able to.” 33 with 1:02 on the clock. THIRD QUARTER from scrimmage. The Knights Knight 15-yard line and four time and run for 23 yards, put- Smith was the leading rush- Jettinghoff was nearly per- SL - Skylar Brown 1 run (Zach stopped the Bearcats on three plays after that, Smith scored ting the ball on the Spencerville er for the game, running 18 fect — 4-of-5 passing for Taylor kick), :43.6 consecutive run plays, forcing from eight yards out and giving 18-yard line. Seven plays later, times for a total of 131 yards FOURTH QUARTER 70 yards — as the guests DJ - Miller 4 run (kick blocked), Spencerville to punt. However, him his second touchdown of Jacob Harmon completed the and five touchdowns. Roop overcame an illegal block 5:09 the Bearcats reach edinto their the game. A missed extra point 12-play drive with a 4-yard was the leading rusher for the penalty to drive the dis- bag of tricks. Spencerville by Lowry left the score 13-6, touchdown run. The Knights Knights, running five times tance in six plays. At the TEAM STATS lined up in punt formation but Spencerville. threw an incomplete pass on the for 84 yards. Spencerville out- Jefferson Sid. Lehman Sidney 7, Jettinghoff threw First Downs 17 6 upback Jared Rex took the long Hoping to answer back on 2-point conversion, making the gained Crestview in total yards, a short pass over the middle Total Yards 337 92 snap and ran 18 yards to give their next drive, the Knights score 21-12, Spencerville. 251-226. to senior Shayn Klinger at Rushes-Yards 44-246 33-81 Spencerville a first down on fumbled their first snap of The Bearcats answered right The Knights will return Passing Yards 91 11 the Knight 27. Six plays later, the possession and Coleman back on their next drive, in part home next week for their the 2; he stretched the pig- Comps.-Atts. 8-14 2-10 skin over the goal line with Intercepted by 1 0 Bearcat running back John McCormick jumped on the to a defensive holding penalty Homecoming game against 10.5 ticks remaining for the Fumbles-Lost 4-2 1-1 Smith punched it in from three loose ball and gain possession that kept it going. After the pen- Columbus Grove while score. Boop’s kick made it a Penalties-Yards 7-65 4-20 yards out to give Spencerville on the Knights’ 11-yard line. alty, Molina ran for a 13-yard Spencerville will host Troy 21-0 halftime score. Punts-Aver. 3-29.3 7-30.9 their first touchdown. Jacob Once again, Smith ran the ball gain and on the next play from Christian. “We had a 7-minute INDIVIDUAL stretch there where we JEFFERSON played poor defense. On RUSHING: Miller 15-94, LOCAL ROUNDUP Quentin Wessell 13-84, Zavier Big Green boys slam one tally. ---- over the Pioneers at Beck that 3rd-and-9, we had No. Buzard 13-62, Jettinghoff 2-7, 32 (Wessell) wrapped up Nick Fitch 1-(-)1. Rangers The Big Green Bluffton hands Hall on Friday. but we missed tackles,” PASSING: Jettinghoff 8-14- OTTOVILLE — Sam (13-3-0) outshot T r a n s y l v a n i a The Lady Beavers Sidney coach Richard Roll 91-0-2. Beining’s hat trick led the the Rangers (6-10- first Heartland improved to 16-8 overall RECEIVING: Buzard 3-39, explained. “From there, it Ottoville boys soccer team 0) 15-3, with Conference loss and 4-1 in the Heartland Miller 2-18, Ross Thompson 1-17, By Meghan just went downhill for the George 1-9, Klinger 1-7. to trounce New Knoxville Ottoville senior Collegiate Athletic rest of the second period. SIDNEY LEHMAN 11-0 Friday night under Austin Markward Mohr Conference with their RUSHING: Andy Gilardi 9-81, the lights of Bob Kaple stopping two shots Sports informa- 10th win in 11 matches. Overall, though, we took John Husa 5-15, Dan Davis 5-9, a step forward defensively Memorial Stadium. and Collin Bendele tion assistant Transylvania fell to 14-9 Brown 2-3, Joe Vondeheuvel 1-0, Besides Beining, Evan one. L E X I N G T O N , and 3-1 in the HCAC fol- tonight.” Justin Stewart 5-(-)7, Nick Rourke Laudick and Alex Horstman Ottoville battles Ky. - The Bluffton lowing the setback. For Lindeman, the sec- 6-(-)20. scored two goals each and Lincolnview in the open- University volleyball team Bluffton keeps its confer- ond quarter was a matter of PASSING: Rourke 2-10-11-1- 0. Blake Gerdeman, Anthony ing match (6 p.m.) at the avenged its 2010 3-set loss ence championship dream execution. RECEIVING: Clay Selsor 1-9, Eickholt, Grant Altenburger Division III Kalida Sectional to Transylvania in Founders “It started out like a Gilardi 1-2. and Austin Meyer all had Monday. Hall with a thrilling victory See ROUNDUP, page 7 1

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Fishing report PPIIGGSSKKIINN PPIICCKKSS OHIO DEPARTMENT OF using 3- to 5-inch imitation soft-bodied NATURAL RESOURCES swim baits and shallow-running stick I went 11-1 last week (5-1 in be without Mr. James at running will need. to keep their streak at W/S and the October 12, 2011 baits (minnow imitations). the college ranks and 6-0 in the back. Still, the speed the Ducks ---- Deacons to end theirs. CENTRAL OHIO Dillon Lake (Muskingum Co.) - professionals). can put out there will bring ASU DAVE BONINSEGNA PROS: Deer Creek Lake (Fayette/ Anglers have been reeling in sev- My overall mark is now 41-31 back to earth. Washington: The “Dream Pickaway counties) - As water tem- eral nice largemouth bass on spinner COLLEGE: peratures cool in this lake baits, twister tails, river worms (23-19 and 18-12). PENN STATE: Again, two Michigan State: Michigan State Team” has become a nightmare; southwest of Columbus, and shallow-diving crankbaits. I will leave it at that. Big Ten teams that have some- has owned their interstate rivals The Eagles will be trying to avoid fish have become more Decent-sized bluegill have also Of course, Dave Boninsegna what fallen off the radar, what with since 2007 and are looking for their first 5-game losing streak active. For crappie, target been caught along shorelines ALSO went 11-1 with the same Michigan arising, OSU’s miseries their fourth straight win over the since 1998. Washington is sitting woody cover throughout with wax worms suspended breakdown (49-23 — 30-12 and and the addition of Nebraska. Still, Wolverines. State dominated Ohio at 3-1 and could very easily be 4-0 the lake; try minnows or under a bobber. 19-11 overall) — he was 1-1 for Nittany Lions are 5-1, even with State two weeks ago; Michigan did if not for a 18-16 loss to Dallas. jigs suspended under a SOUTHWEST OHIO his “Turkey Day” CFL picks, by an offense that is suspect. Happy some dominating of their own in The Redskins add to the night- bobber. Largemouth bass Great Miami River (Miami/ the way — and Guest Picker Jeff Valley should be happy once again the second half last week against mare of the Eagles with a win in can be caught on spin- Montgomery/Warren counties) - “Freak” Friemoth was 9-3 — 4-2 this weekend. Northwestern. It’s just the second Washington. ner baits, crank baits and Smallmouth bass fishing can be and 5-1. That makes the com- VIRGINIA TECH: Demon road game for Michigan this year Detroit: Not a lot to say about plastics; fish points and concentra- excellent as the water cools and river bined GP’s mark 45-27 (28-14 Deacons knocked off FUS last but I am going to go with this one. Detroit; I’m not tions of gizzard shad. White bass are conditions remain clear and stable. and 17-13). week: either they are on the rise State to give Michigan on the bandwagon but I active around Tick Ridge; look for fish Look for areas with water deeper Either we all got smart last of Seminoles are very much over- their first loss. am starting to believe in breaking the water surface as they than 4 feet around bridge pilings, sub- week or the games I chose were rated. In the end, though, Hokies Baylor: The 21st- the Lions. Detroit over the chase gizzard shad — use spinners merged logs and undercut banks; try too easy — I really do try and pick 49ers. and jigs. drifting a live nightcrawler or minnow should be just a little too good ranked Aggies look to Rush Creek Lake (Fairfield Co.) fished under a bobber. Plastic crayfish the best matchups. on defense and special teams for slow down the 20th-ranked Baltimore: The - Channel catfish can be caught in or crank baits in crawdad patterns are Mike Wrasman — a long-time the Deacons to handle, even in Bears as the teams meet Baltimore Ravens are this lake east of Lancaster; use cut also effective. friend and erstwhile sports editor at Winston-Salem. PROS: for the 108th edition of coming off a bye week shad, shrimp or nightcrawlers fished Rocky Fork Lake (Highland Co.) places such as the Times Bulletin PHILADELPHIA: My think- the “Battle of the Brazos” after a thumping of the in east or south ends for best results. - Saugeyes are being taken in 8- and here — was supposed to joins ing here is thus: Eagles offense at Kyle Field on Saturday. Jets. Meanwhile, with Bluegill are providing some actions to 15-foot depths near the islands this motley crew but due to a tech- will put up numbers, even against A&M has won 18 out of Mario Williams lost for the around cover in the east end; use and along main lake points; try troll- nical glitch, that will have to wait stingy Redskin defense. Now, will 20 from Baylor since the Boninsegna season and Matt Schaub wax or red worms fished under a ing silver-colored crank baits so that until next week. Therefore, he will Andy Reid figure out his defense teams tied 20-all on Oct. also hurting, the Houston bobber. Largemouth bass are also the lure occasionally bumps bottom. be 0-12!!!! (hee hee!!!) So let it be has a secondary that can cover 20, 1990 (Editor’s Note: Texans are probably wish- being caught here; these must be Largemouth bass can be found along written, so let it be done!!!! these Redskin receivers and care- my oh my, he does his research, ing they were entering their bye 15 inches or longer to keep. Crappie rocky shorelines and near fallen trees; Here are the games. taker QB Rex Grossman and go don’t he?). The Aggies have the week. The Ravens defense will just action is picking up; use minnows or cast jigs, rubber worms and crank College: Michigan at Michigan after the guy? Pick here says yes. worst passing protection in college be too much for the ailing Texans. jigs suspended by a bobber around baits for bass. State; Baylor at Texas A & M; DETROIT: I am not jump- football and have blown a cou- Baltimore remains unbeaten at woody cover. There is a 10-HP limit OHIO RIVER Oklahoma State at Texas; Arizona ing on Detroit’s bandwagon here ple of games already this season. home. on the lake. R.C. Byrd - Warmwater discharges State at Oregon; Purdue at Penn NORTHWEST OHIO and stream confluences in the upper but they are for real. San Fran’s Baylor had a big win against TCU Pittsburgh: The Steelers had a Willard Reservoir (Huron Co.) - Try pool as well as the Racine tailwaters State; Virginia Tech at Wake defense is top-notch and Frank in the first game of the season but tough start but have put it together fishing deeper areas of the lake (more are good areas to fish for sauger; try Forest. Gore is a load, even as he ages. haven’t really played anyone since. since then; Jacksonville is on a than 20 feet) to catch walleye and yel- twister tail jigs and minnows. Sauger Pros: Philadelphia at Still, I like the Lions in Ford Field. The Bears are averaging at least 4-game losing streak after losing low perch; still-fishing using minnows and hybrid-stripers have also been Washington; San Francisco at BALTIMORE: Texas don’t 300 passing yards and 200 rushing 30-20 last week to the Bengals. should be effective for catching these caught on big creek chubs or any Detroit; Houston at Baltimore; have one of NFL’s premier receiv- yards; that being written, I will take The Steelers should have no prob- fish, especially during the day. Make deep-diving bait that resemble min- Jacksonville at Pittsburgh; ers, Andre Johnson. Arian Foster Baylor to win on the road. lems at home against the reeling sure you move around until you locate nows. For hybrid-stripers and channel Minnesota at Chicago; Carolina is back up to speed by Ravens’ Oklahoma State: Texas got Jags. the fish. catfish, stay in any of the tailwaters. at Atlanta. defense seems to be rejuvenated. thumped last week at the hands of Minnesota: The Vikings picked Nettle Lake (Williams Co.) - Channel cats are being caught on --- Texans’ defense will miss LB Oklahoma; the Cowboys went nuts up their first win of the season last Largemouth bass are being caught cut bait, live shad, chicken livers and JIM METCALFE Mario Williams big-time. It all on Kansas with a 70-28 win. Texas week while the Bears were get- in shallow water; try trolling spinner worms. COLLEGE: adds up to Baltimore has some success after losing the ting schooled against the upstart baits in the morning. Crappies are also LAKE ERIE MICHIGAN win. Red River Rivalry game but I think Lions on MNF. The Bears need to being caught; fish for crappies in 5-8 Daily Bag Limit Regulations to STATE: These two PITTSBURGH: this week the other Oklahoma team bounce back but they are ranked feet of water using minnows, particu- Remember: Lake Erie walleye - 6 teams don’t like each Steelers have a few inju- gives Texas a loss. 29th in defense; the Vikes take larly around the northwest corner in fish (minimum size limit is 15 inches); Oregon: Oregon will be without the morning for best results. Yellow perch - 30 fish per angler on all other — ya think? The ries to overcome, espe- advantage of that and get a win at Clear Fork Reservoir (Richland/ Ohio waters of Lake Erie; Steelhead Wolverines are again cially on offensive line. its Heisman candidate LaMichael Soldier field. Morrow counties) - Fish in shallow trout - 2 fish (minimum size limit of 12 in the national spotlight However, Jaguars are James; he is out with an elbow Carolina: The Falcons are look- water in order to catch 6- to 8-inch inches); Lake Erie black bass (large- with their impressive reeling and likely, so is injury. The Ducks beat Cal last ing to bounce back from another crappies; try minnows under a bobber mouth and smallmouth) - 5 fish (mini- start. My idea is that Jake Del Rio’s job sta- week, while ASU took down Utah. disappointing defeat but Atlanta or tube jigs. The Orweiler Rd. bridge mum size limit of 14 inches). UM’s defense is playing tus. I don’t think David The Ducks put up a lot of points could face another stiff chal- should be a good location. Fish wax Western Basin: There have been way above its head right Garrard was the problem and it should be no different this lenge Sunday when they host the worms under a bobber in order to very few walleye reports recently. The now and this should be for this unit. Del Rio’s week against the Sun Devils. improving Carolina Panthers in catch bluegills; these should be in the best have come from Kelleys Island a shootout. Spartans win Metcalfe seat gets hotter as they Penn State: Penn State is on a rookie quarterback Cam Newton’s 4 to 6-inch size range. and Gull Island shoals. Expect this to their fourth in a row in drop one to Steelers. 4-game winning streak and have first professional game in his home NORTHEAST OHIO improve as water temperatures drop this series by a slim margin. CHICAGO: Vikings got first the Boilermakers at home; although state. The Panthers have been in Lake Milton (Mahoning Co.) and migratory walleye move back TEXAS A & M: Baylor is win of 2011 in impressive fash- they barely beat the woeful Indiana every game and will win this game - Although fishing pressure for yel- towards the west from the central another of the year’s surprise teams, ion over Cardinals. That was in Hoosiers, Purdue’s losses have against Atlanta. low perch is fairly high at this reser- basin. ... Yellow perch fishing has while Aggies have had some heart- the dome; this one is in Soldier come to Notre Dame and Rice. I ON a note voir located about 10 miles west of been fair. The best areas have been breaking losses. Bears will get a Field. Da Bears offense is noth- have to go with the home team in CONGRATULATIONS TO Youngstown, the catch rates based on West Sister Island, Niagara Reef, off angler surveys prove to be excellent. of Ballast Island and N or E of Kelleys true test in College Station and I ing to write home about but the this one. THE NEW ALL TIME PASS To catch some dinner, slow-drift or Island, particularly using spreaders think Aggies get a big win — I Minnesota defense has lost some Virginia Tech: The Hokies LEADER IN PRO FOOTBALL slow-troll from a boat if possible. After with shiners (emerald or golden) don’t expect they will collapse this of its pep as its stars age. The ques- have won eighth straight times in HISTORY: you catch one fish, anchor at that fished near the bottom. time around. tion is: how much does Culpepper Winston-Salem but Wake Forest Anthony Calvillo surpassed location; fish straight down just off the Central Basin: Walleye fishing has OKLAHOMA STATE: Okies have left, even against a revamped will attempt to extend its best-ever Damon Allen’s all-time mark of bottom using small minnows fished been good 8-15 miles N/NE of Huron can score in a hurry and often. Bears’ secondary, and likely facing ACC start with a second straight 72,381 career passing yards in style with a spreader or crappie rig. Find using harnesses with inline weights or Longhorns have issues at quar- Julius Peppers and Company? win over a ranked opponent. Wake with a 50-yard pass to receiver a Lake Milton fishing map at www. divers and deep-diving crankbaits. A terback. They have three good ATLANTA: Falcons won’t beat Florida State and Boston Jamel Richardson for a touch- wildohio.com. few walleye have been caught in 62-64 ones — eventually. Just not right have Julio “JULIO” Jones outside. College in the past two weeks; down. BTW: Calvillo got congrats Mogadore Reservoir (Portage Co.) feet off Cleveland trolling with stick now. They simply can’t score with I still want to see if Cam Newton Tech edged out Miami last week from Warren Moon and some guy - A full size range of crappie are being baits. ... Very good yellow perch fish- Okies. can continue better-than-expected and lost to Clemson in the week named Dan Marino on his feat caught here with stringers full of 9- to ing was reported SW of the sandbar OREGON: Sun Devils another play. In the Georgiadome, I imag- before. Wake Forest has won four (EN: wait until he has to do 12-inch crappies after fishing through between Vermilion and Lorain, 62-72’ surprise collegiate football team ine he will struggle with the noise straight since 2007; momentum it against some REAL competi- the smaller ones; small jigs ranging NE of Gordon State Park, 62’ NW of in 2011, while Quackers might and that’s all quick Falcon defense isn’t easy to keep up, I like Tech tion!! lol). from 1/32- to 1/8-oz. with small curly Fairport, 40-44 NE/NW of Geneva, tail soft plastics and marabou jigs are 42-52’ N of Ashtabula and 40-44’ and a fun way to fish for crappie. Fishing a 70-76’ NE of Conneaut, with perch- Roundup minnow under a bobber or casting a jig spreaders with shiners fished on the (Continued from Page 6) with a minnow has also proven to put bottom producing the best, as well team with 14 kills apiece. slabs in the cooler. as using golden shiners when emer- alive with the exciting win Sophomore Kyleigh Portage Lakes (Summit Co.) - ald shiners are not available. A few over Transylvania (25- Whitsel (Sheffield Lake/ Crappie, sunfish and even some nice fish have been caught off the Mentor 18, 23-25, 20-25, 25-21, Brookside) directed the size bonus perch are being reeled in Headlands breakwall; mornings and 15-11). offense with 44 assists this chain (Turkeyfoot and Long lakes evenings have been best. ... White and West, East and North reservoirs). bass fishing has been slow off the Set one was back and on the night. Also putting If you want a chance at catching all of Eastlake CEI and Mentor Headlands forth with the lead chang- points on the board for the the above, your best bet would be a breakwalls. For boat anglers, fishing ing hands several times Beavers were Eshleman pinmin with wax worm under a bob- has been good in the Cleveland area; before the Beavers took with three aces and Whitsel ber. The majority of crappie and perch look for gulls feeding on schools of are being caught on minnow under a shiners at the surface. The white bass over after point 15 to run with two aces. bobber in 8 feet of water about 3-4 feet will be below the shiners. ... Anglers away with the victory. Defensively, junior below the surface. are catching channel catfish off the Sets two and three also libero Heather Schierer SOUTHEAST OHIO Mentor Headlands breakwall at night Tycoon Lake (Gallia Co.) - Fishing using nightcrawlers, as well as along Photo submitted went down to the wire. The (Crescent Springs, Ky./ for crappie is starting to pick up as the the Grand River at the St. Clair Street St. John’s sophomore Aaron Hellman works to pass 3 Minster score was neck and neck St. Henry) led the team water starts to cool; try casting pearl, bridge. ... Good steelhead trout fishing runners at the MAC cross country meet held Thursday evening at until the finish of both sets with 19 digs. Eshleman white or speckled 2- to 3-inch twister was reported this past week. See the Coldwater. He finished the 5K course with a new personal record of as the home team went up and Whitsel were also or grub tails tipped with a minnow ohiodnr.com web site: Go to - Wildlife 19:18. Also setting a PR in that race was Anthony Hale with a time of 2-1. in double-digit digs with into 4-8 feet of water near submerged - Fishing - Lake Erie - Steelhead trout 20:29. In the junior high boys race, St. John’s eighth-grader Curtis brush piles, tree stumps and old fence fishing. ... The water temperature is 59 Set four was controlled 14 and 13, respectively. lines. Largemouth bass fishing has degrees off of Toledo and 60 degrees Pohlman finish 6th overall with a 2-mile time of 11:43. Setting PRs in by the Pioneers until late Following close behind was that race were Nick Pohlman (14:03) and Evyn Pohlman (17:35). been slow, although some are still off of Cleveland, according to the when a Beaver rally was Hailey Philips (Malinta/ having success fishing crankbaits and nearshore marine forecast. ... Anglers sparked by the stellar Patrick Henry) with eight top-water lures. are encouraged to always wear a U.S. defense and attacking on digs. Also helping out the Scioto River (Scioto Co.) - Anglers Coast Guard-approved personal flota- 2011 MAC Cross have been using gizzard shad fished tion device while boating. the front line. defense for the Beavers off the bottom to pull in 15- to 20-pound The Ohio Division of Wildlife is Country Championships Finally in the rubber set, was the blocking, including flathead catfish, especially by the twin dedicated to conserving and improv- the Beavers came alive and five block assists by soph- bridges and the mouth of the Scioto ing fish and wildlife resources and Thursday’s Results At Coldwater ---- used a 10-5 advantage en omore Bethany Behnfeldt going into the Ohio River. Hybrid- habitats and promoting their use and VARSITY (5K) BOYS JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS striped and striped bass are also being appreciation by the public so that Team Scores: Coldwater 46, St. Henry Team Scores: Minster 26, Versailles route to their 15-11 match- (Napoleon), four block caught in the lower river from the con- these resources continue to enhance 54, Minster 60, Versailles 89, New Bremen 50, Fort Recovery 92, St. Henry 113, clincher. assists by Wood and three fluence of the Ohio River to Rushtown the quality of life for all Ohioans. 150, Parkway 161, Fort Recovery 199, New Coldwater 119, New Bremen 135. Once again, the block assists and a solo Knoxville 217, Marion Local 232. Top 20 Individuals: 1. J. Slonkosky senior trio of Courtney block from Zimmerman. STOCKS Top 20 Individuals: 1. Prakel (VE) (MI) 12:06.40; 2. Burke (MI) 12:14.90; Zimmerman (Leesburg/ The Beavers have little Quotes of local interest supplied by 15:28.27; 2. M. Seas (CO) 15:31.60; 3. F. 3. Schulze (SH) 12:22.40; 4. Huelskamp EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS Slonkosky (MI) 16:10.22; 4. Hemmelgarn (FR) 12:26.20; 5. Watren (VE) 12:31.10; Fairfield), Nicole Wood time to celebrate as they Close of business Oct. 14, 2011 (Tiffin/Hopewell-Loudon) travel to Hanover College (SH) 16:19.94; 5. Wenning (CO) 16:32.83; 6. Meiring (MI) 12:36.20; 7. Grilliot (VE) Description Last Price Change 6. Kuntz (NK) 16:33.78; 7. D. Slonkosky 12:45.30; 8. St. Clair (MI) 12:55.00; 9. and Jenna Eshleman for another crucial match- DJINDUAVERAGE 11,644.49 +166.36 (MI) 16:35.15; 8. Knapke (SH) 16:38.18; Bornhorst (MI) 12:55.20; 10. Frilling (CO) (Landisville, Penn./ up with the Panthers today. NAS/NMS COMPSITE 2,667.85 +47.61 9. Strunk (PA) 16:42.84; 10. Kuess (CO) 12:55.30; 11. Blakeley (VE) 13:06.80; Hempfield) came alive for The contest is slated for 1 S&P 500 INDEX 1,224.58 +20.92 16:44.46; 11. Muhlenkamp (CO) 16:50.47; 12. Heitkamp (FR) 13:08.70; 13. Albers the Beavers, leading the p.m. AUTOZONE INC. 328.12 +1.56 12. Schulze (SH) 16:54.95; 13. Lefeld (SH) (VE) 13:09.70; 14. Keiser (VE) 13:11.10; BUNGE LTD 59.04 +1.13 17:04.77; 14. Albers (MI) 17:09.68; 15. 15. Barlage (MI) 13:11.70; 16. Pohl (MI) EATON CORP. 42.17 +0.17 Subler (VE) 17:10.21; 16. Dahlinghaus (MI) 13:20.70; 17 Borgering (MI) 13:25.40; 18. BP PLC ADR 39.88 +1.13 17:11.99; 17. Bruggeman (SH) 17:12.22; Anna Mueller (St. John’s) 13:33.20; 19. DOMINION RES INC 50.49 +0.45 18. Obringer (CO) 17:15.64; 19. Wenig Garmann (ML) 13:37.00; 20. Subler (VE) AMERICAN ELEC. PWR INC 38.66 +0.35 (VE) 17:24.63; 20. Fausey (MI) 17:28.54. 13:38.40. CVS CAREMARK CRP 35.13 +0.43 St. John’s Finishers (118 Runners): Other St. John’s Finishers (73 Sweetest Day CITIGROUP INC 28.40 +0.76 58. Aaron Hellman 19:18.51; ... 85. Anthony Runner): 48. Maria Giambruno-Fuge Saturday, October 15, 2011 FIRST DEFIANCE 14.38 -0.08 Hale 20:29.59. 15:04.6. 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Barga Pohlman (St. John’s) 11:43.10; 7. Shaw KOHLS CORP. 50.45 +0.76 (MI) 19:51.90; 7. Sutter (FR) 19:54.50; (NK) 11:49.00; 8. Monnin (MI) 12:03.90; 9. Bouquets and Beautiful Floral Arrangements LOWES COMPANIES 20.93 +0.48 8. Butler (MI) 19:54.70; 9. Warvel (VE) Nitschke (NK) 12:10.10; 10. Demange (VE) MCDONALDS CORP. 89.94 +0.63 20:01.00; 10. Fausey (MI) 20:04.40; 11. 12:10.30; 11. Heitkamp (ML) 12:12.90; Order early for best selection MICROSOFT CP 27.27 +0.09 L. Seas (CO) 20:05.60; 12. Grillot (VE) 12. Pleiman (VE) 12:18.40; 13. Rollins PEPSICO INC. 62.24 -0.12 20:07.90; 13. Schoenherr (CO) 20:22.00; (PA) 12:23.50; 14. Rose (VE) 12:24.70; 419-692-6856 PROCTER & GAMBLE 64.89 +0.24 14. Hoelscher (MI) 20:23.20; 15. Wenig 15. Heitbrink (ML) 12:28.90; 16 Jutte (FR) RITE AID CORP. 1.06 +0.03 (VE) 20:25.10; 16. Sherman (MI) 20:34.00; 12:30.30; 17. Peterson (CO) 12:32.60; 18. Full Service 940 E. Fifth St. SPRINT NEXTEL 2.79 +0.01 17. Moorman (VE) 20:34.40; 18. Gaerke Hess (CO) 12:49.70; 19. Suchland (NB) Delphos, OH 45833 Flowers Florist & TIME WARNER INC. 35.53 +0.55 (PA) 20:35.30; 19. Shroyer (NK) 20:36.80; 12:50.80; 20 Stone (NK) 12:54.80. Gift Shop (419) 692-6856 US BANCORP 24.70 +0.37 20. Niekamp (MI) 20:49.00. Other St. John’s Finishers (64 on Fifth [email protected] UTD BANKSHARES 8.04 0 St. John’s Runner (149 Runners): Runners): 42. Nick Pohlman 14:03.40; ... Delivery area includes Delphos, Elida, Lima and surrounding communities VERIZON COMMS 37.33 +0.31 149. Teresa Pohlman 31:21.10. 63. Evyn Pohlman 17:35.6. WAL-MART STORES 55.46 +0.44 2

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CHANDLER BRANTLEY CARRIER OF THE YEAR...2011

THE ELPHOS ERALD D Telling The Tri-County’s StoryH Since 1869 The Delphos Herald selects an annual “News Carrier of the Year” in conjunction with International Newspaper Carrier Day. This year’s hon- ored carrier is Chandler Brantley. Chandler, 14, is the son of Chuck and Tiffany Brantley. He has one younger brother, Parker, 12, who also has a paper route with The Delphos Herald, and one younger sister, Madeline, 8. He has been a carrier since August of 2007. His route includes S. Main St., S. Washington St. & Hunt St. Chandler is in the 9th grade at Delphos Jefferson High School. He plans to run track in the spring of this year. He played soccer through the 7th grade and has played baseball and basketball. He also enjoys playing golf. When not delivering The Delphos Herald, Chandler helps out at church as a Teacher’s Assistant in the Kindergarten classes. This past summer he went with his youth group on a mission’s trip to the inner city of Cincinnati. In his spare time he enjoys watching TV and movies, as well as playing video games. His favorite foods are fish and shrimp, and he loves to eat at Red Lobster. A number of requirements must be met to qualify for this elite honor. Some of the requirements for receiving “Carrier of the Year” are: on time delivery, having the paper where the customers request it, and receiving no complaints. As Carrier of the Year, Chandler will receive a plaque, certificate and dinner for his family from the Herald. Congratulations Chandler on a job well done!

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Kloeppel remembers Nazi death camp BY MIKE FORD St. Lo when it came under [email protected] attack. “This was our baptism by FORT JENNINGS — fire. On July 25, 1944, we The old adage “war is hell,” were about two miles from the attributed to Union General massive air attack that result- William Tecumseh Sherman, ed in the St. Lo breakthrough. has often been reported true This area was 7,000 yards by those of the nation’s “great- wide and 2,500 yards deep. It est generation.” Some who was saturated with more than fought off Hitler’s attempt 5,000 tons of bombs. The to take over Europe saw the planes started coming over at worst atrocities when going 7 a.m. and didn’t stop until into Nazi death camps at the 11 a.m.,” he said. “Between end of the war. One local man 2,500 and 3,000 planes took had terrible images burned part in the operation. Due to into his memory on May 8, the smoke and dust drifting 1945: the day the Germans back over our frontline, the surrendered. However, what planes became confused as he went through up to that to where the target was and point was no picnic, either. began dropping their bombs Melvin Kloeppel, 91, on our own troops. More was just 21 years old when than 130 troops were killed Uncle Sam knocked on his and 500 wounded. The con- door in 1942. The United cussion from the exploding States Army put him through bombs felt like it would rip basic training at Fort Leonard the shirts off our backs.” Wood in rural Missouri and When 1945 began, additional training with the Kloeppel was transferred to Combat Engineer Corps. He the 11th Armored Division later went down to the bayou and moved out. They for swamp-born jungle war- replaced some of those killed Kloeppel in his 20s. fare training. This made him at the Battle of the Bulge in and 11th Armored Division informed of a concentra- Kloeppel and his wife, Alma, reside on the family farm. think he’d be deployed to the operation’s last days and and we crossed the Rhine on tion camp about 4 miles mere skeletons with a little to occupation duties in the the South Pacific but later were then ordered toward the March 28; there were many ahead; this was the first we skin covering them. A medi- Bavarian Alps of Austria. Then, shipped out in the opposite Rhine River. battles from the Battle of the had heard of it. When we cal team was brought in but after the Japanese surrendered direction. Via Ireland and “General Patton wanted Bulge to VE Day,” he said. arrived at the Mauthausen they were dying at a rate of on Aug. 14, he started the long England, he hit the shores of to get his 3rd Army across Kloeppel remembers his Concentration Camp, a troop 100-a-day for two weeks. We journey home. He arrived in occupied France at Omaha the river first. On March 7, unit’s vehicles trekked 1,800 of the 41st Cavalry was at were told between 80 and Boston on Oct. 14 and was Beach. we advanced 40 miles in 51 combat miles by the war’s the gate. When my unit went 90,000 died there, including discharged 12 days later. “The beach was cleared at hours to make it to the river. end. He started in Normandy, inside the camp, we were American pilots shot down in The former staff sergeant this time. When we got off Patton didn’t like Army or France but ended in Austria. stunned. We couldn’t believe the area.” married his wife, Alma, the the beach and up to the top of Corps boarder lines and we The Nazis built a group what we saw. I was hoping Kloeppel said two days following July. Their 65 the hill, we saw bodies from were in the First Army’s ter- of concentration, labor and it was a nightmare — 500 after his unit entered the years of marriage has given the First Infantry Division ritory. We stayed for two death camps near the villages bodies piled up, waiting to camp, some high-ranking them three boys and three that were killed on D-Day. days until the 2nd Infantry of Mauthausen and Gusen, be burned in the furnace but German officers came in and girls and several grandchil- German prisoners under guard Division of the 1st Army took which were east of Linz. it was out-of-order,” he said. signed surrender papers late dren. He farmed to put food were digging graves and bury- over. Our next objective was What Kloeppel saw was a “We made the SS prisoners at night. The next day, May on the table and still lives ing the dead,” he said. Worms, which was secured living nightmare. lay the bodies in trenches 8, is now knows as VE Day. in the same home he was His unit moved toward by efforts from the 4th, 6th “On May 5, we were for burial. The living were Kloeppel was assigned raised in. ✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ VFW ✰ ✰ of Ohio Charities ✰ ATTENTION VETERANS! ✰ ✰ and ✰ ✰ On land. By air. By sea. ✰ VFW Post 3035 ✰ ✰ ✰ The Delphos Herald ✰ 213 W. Fourth St., Delphos ✰ ✰ 419-692-8816 ✰ salutes the men and ✰ ✰ women of our ✰ ²1SPVEMZ
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Brick 1860ís home remod- 233-7911. saws, saw saws, air compressors, table saws, target OTTOVILLE SUBDIVISION ing at $4995.00. Up to Autos for Sale eled with integrity. 2 car garage. Two nice barns. Apx. 3.44 229 Douglass, Delphos: Gary LOTS: Next to school. Call 890 saws 220v, finishing trowl, Hitachi saw saw, Bosch acres. (141) Bonnie Shelley 419-235-2521 $1,000 Rebate, limited grinders, Hitachi circular saws, scoll saw, Makita 692-1910. Tony for details: 233-7911. $55,000-Spencerville SD time. (419)358-5342 drills, wood clamps, shop vacs, welding regulators, 466 Dewey, Delphos: Gary: KALIDA GOLF COURSE: 2 lot of new tow straps, old Toledo scales, steel ramps, 1-story home with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath located on 1 acre lot. 692-1910. available. Tony: 233-7911. COMPLETE Stihl 041AV chain saw and much much more. 2 car attached garage. Above ground pool. (167) Angela 309 4th St., Ottoville: Tony: You can afford more house Trucks, Trailers and equipment: 2004 Kenworth Rosebrook 419-303-4693 233-7911. than ever before. Take ad- IS YOUR BRAKE T2000, Cummins ISX Auto 929K mi, 2001 Freight- $45,000-Delphos SD 535 E. 2nd, Ottoville: Tony: vantage of this AWESOME liner Columbia Detroit Auto 892 K mi, 1999 Int Cum- Multi-family home with 2 units. New plumbing and insula- 233-7911. opportunity TODAY!!! mins New Trans., 1999 F250 Ford 4 x 4 70 K mi, tion 2010. Replacement windows. New deck. (124) Mike AD HERE? SERVICE Reindel 419-235-3607 GO TO: WWW.TLREA.COM 2003 Winston 10 T trailer 20’ deck 5’ dovetail, 2002 for color photos and full descriptions of all of these fine Freightliner FL70, cat 7 spd. 62000 mi., 1999 F 350 $139,000-Ft. Jennings SD properties. Then, call the agent listed to arrange a Call today powerstroke-dump bed (like new) 211000 mi, 1986 4 bedroom/2 bath one-story home with newer roof and triple viewing of your new home!!! IH 1600 w stake bed 60559 mi, (2) 1983 AM Gen- pane windows. 2 car attached garage. (16) Marti Leopold 419-695-0015 eral semi tractors-military models approx 115 K mi. 419-235-0511/Melissa Pfenning 567-356-7191 5speed auto, JD410 military backhoe, 5000 lb Cat- $71,000-Elida SD apillar Forklift with rolling forks, 600 gallon poly tank, Brick ranch with 3BD/1.5 baths located on corner lot. Open www.DickClarkRealEstate.com $ 95 shuttle totes 300 and 400 gal, McCurdy elevator 42’, patio. 2 car attached garage. Many updates! (45) Donnie SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16 179 6’ blade, Barrel mover, Yamaha 4x4 wolverine and Nichols 419-303-8577 OPEN HOUSES much more. Motorcraft® Brake Pads or $49,900-Elida SD Sale will break into two rings at times. We will accept 1:00-2:30 p.m. 3:00-4:30 p.m. Shoes, machining rotors or cash or check with proper ID. Lunch will be avail- 1.5 story country home located on approx. 4 acres. 3 bed- drums. Labor included. Per able. rooms, 1 bath. 2 car detached garage. 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Jerry Frey 419-234-8282 MANUFACTURING OPPORTUNITIES Free & Low Price 920 Merchandise AAP St. Marys Corp. is a leader in the design and manufacture of cast alumi- 26”, 15 speed all terrain num wheels for OEM automakers. As a subsidiary of Hitachi Metals America, bike. Very good condition AT YOUR our reputation for high quality products and customer satisfaction has helped $45. Phone 419-692-3631 us continue to grow and provide our associates with over 23 years of steady CARPET 20’ 6” X 14’ 8” employment. Now, our business is growing again, creating the following new multi-colored green and employment opportunities: gold. $50 Call 419-695-1154 MACHINE REPAIR TECHNICIANS: FREE 2 yr. old male ervice To perform installation, troubleshooting, and repair of various machinery and Golden Retriever mix, equipment. Qualifications must include: needs new home. House- • At least three (3) years of multi-trade experience--including industrial broken. Very loving dog. S950 Miscellaneous OIL - LUBE FILTER POHLMAN 950 Tree Service electrical, mechanical, hydraulics/pneumatics, robotics, and PLC’s Ph. 419-532-2913 $ BUILDERS • Working knowledge of precision measuring instruments, gauges, test Your Only 22.95* ROOM ADDITIONS TEMAN’S equipment, and blueprints/schematics COMMUNITY *up to 5 quarts oil GARAGES • SIDING • ROOFING • High school diploma or equivalent and related vocational training Community FLANAGAN’S BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK OUR TREE SERVICE CNC MACHINING SET-UP/OPERATORS: News Source. SELF-STORAGE CAR CARE FREE ESTIMATES SERVICE 816 E. FIFTH ST. DELPHOS FULLY INSURED • Trimming • Topping • Thinning To perform set-ups, tool changes, and operation of CNC lathes, machining GREAT RATES Ph. 419-692-5801 Mark Pohlman • Deadwooding centers, and robots; Enters and edits machine programs. Qualifications must NEWER FACILITY Mon.-Fri. 8-6, Sat. 8-2 419-339-9084 Stump, Shrub & Tree Removal cell 419-233-9460 Since 1973 include: 419-692-0032 419-692-7261 • At least one (1) year of related experience in the set-up and operation Bill Teman 419-302-2981 of CNC machines Across from Arby’s 950 Lawn Care Ernie Teman 419-230-4890 • Working knowledge of precision measuring instruments, gauges to verify dimensions of finished parts 950 Construction 950 Car Care SPEARS • High school diploma or equivalent and related vocational training Is It POHLMAN LAWN CARE PRODUCTION OPERATORS: Geise Total Lawncare & Broken? To perform machine operations, handling, inspection, and testing of products. Transmission, Inc. POURED Snow Removal Qualifications must include: CONCRETE WALLS 21 Years Experience • Insured Find A • Prior manufacturing, production operator experience • automatic transmission From sports • standard transmission Residential Commercial & Residential • Commitment to teamwork and continuous improvement & Commercial stats & local • differentials •LAWN MOWING• Repairman To • High school diploma or equivalent • Agricultural Needs events to • transfer case • All Concrete Work •FERTILIZATION• fix It business news, • brakes & tune up Mark Pohlman In return for your expertise, AAP offers a competitive salary plus profit-shar- •WEED CONTROL ing and excellent fringe benefits--including medical, dental, life, vision, and The Delphos 2 miles north of Ottoville 419-339-9084 PROGRAMS• In The 419-453-3620 cell 419-233-9460 disability insurance, 401(k) retirement savings plan with Company matching, Herald keeps •LAWN AERATION• Service paid vacation, paid holidays, and more. If you’re looking for a career oppor- you in the local •FALL CLEANUP• tunity with a growing company, then we want to hear from you. Please send loop. •MULCHING & MULCH Directory your qualifications with salary history to: The The Delphos Herald DELIVERY• In •SHRUB INSTALLATION, AAP St. Marys Corporation Delphos TRIMMING & REMOVAL• 419-695-0015 Lindell Spears The 1100 McKinley Road St. Marys, Ohio 45885 Herald 419-695-8516 Delphos www.delphosherald.com www.delphosherald.com Attention: Human Resource-DH 419-695-0015 ext. 122 405 N. Main St. Herald Delphos, OH 45833 10 – The Herald Saturday, October 15, 2011 www.delphosherald.com www.delphosherald.com Saturday, October 15, 2011 The Herald –11

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BY APPOINTMENT 710 S. Main, Delphos: Lynn: LOTS Saturday Evening October 15, 2011 234-2314. home. 419-692-3951. Tools: Craftsman 10” radial arm saw, 1T and 1 ! $239,000-Lincolnview SD 932 N. Wasington, Delphos: CENTRAL BOILER out- 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 T chain hoist, many Dewalt drills, nail guns, circular 828 N. Main, Delphos: Tony: Lynn: 234-2314. door wood furnaces start- WPTA/ABC NASCAR Racing Local Near Delphos. Peaceful setting. Brick 1860ís home remod- 233-7911. saws, saw saws, air compressors, table saws, target OTTOVILLE SUBDIVISION ing at $4995.00. Up to WHIO/CBS Rules Big Bang CSI: Miami 48 Hours Mystery Local eled with integrity. 2 car garage. Two nice barns. Apx. 3.44 229 Douglass, Delphos: Gary Autos for Sale saws 220v, finishing trowl, Hitachi saw saw, Bosch LOTS: Next to school. Call $1,000 Rebate, limited 890 WLIO/NBC Harry's Law Prime Suspect Law & Order: SVU Local Saturday Night Live acres. 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12 – The Herald Saturday, October 15, 2011 www.delphosherald.com Court blocks Ala. from checking student status By GREG BLUESTEIN about three weeks, long enough to frighten an illegal immigrant and the hostility he now charge against anyone who is in the country and JAY REEVES Hispanics and drive them away from the state. feels from residents. Now, Cardenas said he illegally and doesn’t have federal registra- The Associated Press Construction businesses said Hispanic work- will stay for at least awhile longer. tion papers. ers had quit showing up for jobs and schools “It’s not easy to leave everything you have The Obama administration and a group of BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — In a blow to reported that Latino students stopped coming worked so hard for,” Cardenas said. immigrant advocates such as the ACLU sued Alabama’s toughest-in-the-nation immigra- to class. The judges let stand part of the law that the state of Alabama after the law was passed tion law, a federal appeals court sided with the While the long-range implications of the allows police to check a person’s immigra- in June. A federal judge upheld much of it late Obama administration Friday when it blocked decision remain to be seen, immigrants cel- tion status during a traffic stop. Courts also last month, and the Obama administration and public schools from checking the immigration ebrated the judges’ ruling. Word spread quick- can’t enforce contracts involving illegal immi- the groups appealed. status of students. ly through the state’s Hispanic community grants, such as leases, and it’s still a felony for Alabama Republicans said the law was The decision from the 11th U.S. Circuit as Spanish-language radio stations aired the an illegal immigrant to do business with the needed to protect the jobs of legal residents. Court of Appeals also said police can’t charge news. state for basic things like getting a driver’s House Speaker Mike Hubbard, who champi- immigrants who are unable to prove their citi- “When I listened to that, I started crying. license, the judges ruled. Their 16-page deci- oned the measure, praised the panel for allow- zenship, but it let some of the law stand, giv- I called my friends and said, ‘Listen to the sion contained very little discussion about ing the “most effectual parts” of the law to ing supporters a partial victory. The decision radio.’ We’re all happy,” said Abigail, an ille- their ruling. remain in place. was only temporary and a final ruling wasn’t gal immigrant who didn’t want her last name The appeals court blocked part of the “We’ve said from the beginning that expected for months, after judges can review used because she feared arrest. law that required school officials to verify Alabama will have a strict immigration law more arguments. Before the ruling, Armando Cardenas the citizenship status of students enrolled and we will enforce it. Alabama will not be a Unlike crackdowns in other states, said he was thinking about leaving Alabama after Sept. 1. It also barred enforcement of sanctuary state for illegal aliens, and this rul- Alabama’s law was left largely in effect for because of the possibility of being arrested as a section that let police file a misdemeanor ing reinforces that,” he said. Obama pulls plug on part KC bishop charged for not of health overhaul law bringing porn to police WASHINGTON (AP) — home health aides for disabled Human Services Secretary By BILL DRAPER abused. Diocese of Kansas City- The Obama administration people. Kathleen Sebelius, finally The Associated Press “Now that the grand jury St. Joseph,” said Finn, who Friday pulled the plug on a Known as CLASS, the admitted Friday she doesn’t investigation has resulted in officials said was not under major program in the presi- Community Living Assistance see how. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — this indictment, my office arrest. “For our part, we will dent’s signature health over- Services and Supports pro- “Despite our best analyti- Kansas City’s Catholic bish- will pursue this case vigor- meet these announcements haul law — a long-term care gram was a longstanding pri- cal efforts, I do not see a via- op has become the highest- ously,” Baker said. “I want with a steady resolve and a insurance plan dogged from ority of the late Massachusetts ble path forward for CLASS ranking U.S. Catholic official to ensure there are no future vigorous defense.” the beginning by doubts over Democratic Sen. Edward M. implementation at this time,” indicted on a charge of failing failures to report resulting in Finn faces a maximum its financial solvency. Kennedy. Sebelius said in a letter to to protect children after he other unsuspecting victims.” penalty of one year in jail Targeted by congressio- Although sponsored by congressional leaders. and his diocese waited five The indictment, hand- and a $1,000 fine if convict- nal Republicans for repeal, the government, it was sup- The law required the months to tell police about ed down Oct. 6 but sealed ed of the misdemeanor. The the program became the first posed to function as a self- administration to certify that hundreds of images of child because Finn was out of the diocese also faces a $1,000 casualty in the political and sustaining voluntary insur- CLASS would remain finan- pornography discovered on country, says the bishop fine. policy wars over the health ance plan, open to working cially solvent for 75 years a priest’s computer, officials failed to report suspicions After the Catholic sex care law. It had been expected adults regardless of age or before it could be put into said Friday. against the priest from Dec. abuse scandal erupted in to launch in 2013. health. Workers would pay an place. Bishop Robert Finn, the 16, 2010, when the photos 2002, grand juries in several “This is a victory for the affordable monthly premium But officials said they dis- first U.S. bishop criminal- were discovered, to May regions reviewed how bish- American taxpayer and future during their careers, and could covered they could not make ly charged with sheltering 11, 2011, when the diocese ops handled claims against generations,” said Sen. John collect a modest daily cash CLASS both affordable and an abusive clergyman, and turned them over to police. priests. However, most of the Thune, R-S.D., spearhead- benefit of at least $50 if they financially solvent while keep- the Kansas City-St. Joseph Finn denied any wrong- allegations were decades old ing opposition in the Senate. became disabled later in life. ing it a voluntary program Catholic Diocese have plead- doing in a statement Friday and far beyond the statute of “The administration is finally The money could go for ser- open to virtually all workers, ed not guilty on one count and said he had begun work limitations. admitting (the long-term care vices at home, or to help with as the law also required. each of failing to report sus- to overhaul the diocese’s Until Finn was indicted, plan) is unsustainable and nursing home bills. Monthly premiums would pected child abuse. reporting policies and act on no U.S. Catholic bishop had cannot be implemented.” But a central design flaw have ranged from $235 to Jackson County Prosecutor key findings of a diocese- been criminally charged over Proponents, including dogged CLASS. Unless large $391, even as high as $3,000 Jean Peters Baker said Finn commissioned investigation how he responded to abuse many groups that fought to numbers of healthy people under some scenarios, the and the diocese were required into its practices. claims, although some bish- pass the health care law, have willingly sign up during their administration said. At those under state law to report the “Today, the Jackson ops had struck deals with vowed a vigorous effort to working years, soaring pre- prices, healthy people were discovery to police because County Prosecutor issued local authorities to avoid rescue the program, insist- miums driven by the needs of unlikely to sign up. Suggested the images gave them reason these charges against me prosecution against their dio- ing that Congress gave the disabled beneficiaries would changes aimed at discouraging to believe a child had been personally and against the ceses. administration broad authority destabilize it, eventually enrollment by people in poor to make changes. Long-term requiring a taxpayer bailout. health could have opened the care includes not only nursing After months insisting that program to court challenges, Judge nixes ‘Lady Goo Dead trees homes, but such services as could be fixed, Health and officials said. Goo’ after Gaga lawsuit will mar Texas LONDON (AP) — Pop star release the song as a single, but landscape for Visit www.delphosherald.com Lady Gaga has won an injunc- this week’s British High Court tion stopping the makers of an ruling bars it from “promoting, years online children’s game from advertising, selling, distributing DALLAS (AP) — Pockets of promoting an animated charac- or otherwise making available brown, sickly trees mar the tra- ter called Lady Goo Goo, the to the public” any work involv- ditionally majestic pine woods company involved said Friday. ing Lady Goo Goo. in East Texas. Leafless oaks can British company Mind Law firm Mishcon de Reya be seen across the state. Even Candy is behind the Moshi confirmed it had represented native drought-resistant cedars Monsters site, which allows Lady Gaga in the case, but did are dying off in some areas children to adopt a virtual pet not give further details. after proliferating during the last monster. Mind Candy founder century. Its characters include Lady Michael Acton Smith said the These are the effects of a Goo Goo, a sunglasses-wearing ruling was “a huge disappoint- historic dry spell that is forecast blonde baby who appears in ment.” to grip Texas well into 2012 and “The Moshi Dance,” a video “It was all done in the name could alter the state’s landscape that became an online hit after of fun, and we would have for years. Already, the lack it was posted on YouTube in thought that Lady Gaga could of rain and extreme heat have June. have seen the humor behind this taken a brutal toll on forests and The company had planned to parody,” he said. city parks. State foresters are watching insects ravage acres of drought- New iPhone launch turns weakened trees while city offi- cials are facing millions of dol- into remembrance for Jobs lars in costs to haul away fallen NEW YORK (AP) — It on sale Friday in seven countries, limbs and debris from parks. wasn’t just the latest iPhone that is faster than the previous model “This is just so unprecedent- drew people to Apple stores and comes with better software ed,” said Jim Houser, Texas Friday. and an improved camera. Yet the Forest Service’s forest health Many consumers waited in unveiling comes at a time when coordinator for Central and lines for hours — sometimes Apple is finding it difficult to West Texas. “We’re seeing so enduring chilly temperatures and maintain the excitement of pre- many trees die that it’s going overnight thunderstorms — to vious iPhone introductions. to affect the forest in a major remember Steve Jobs, Apple’s For starters, the phone is more way.” visionary who died last week. widely available than in the past. Although much of Texas is The company’s first iPhone In addition to Apple stores, it’s prairie and desert land, forests release since Jobs’ death turned also sold by three wireless carriers: are abundant in the central and Striving for into another tribute. Some cus- AT&T Inc., Sprint Nextel Corp. eastern regions. The undulating, tomers even joked that the new and Verizon Wireless. Some wooded Hill Country spreads model 4S stood “for Steve.” Best Buy, Target and Walmart out from Austin and the dense Tony Medina, a student stores also carry the phones, as do Piney Woods covers the area from Manhattan, stood outside authorized resellers. along the Louisiana border. 100% Survival Apple’s flagship store on New Buyers were also able to pre- Texas forests are home to a vari- York’s Fifth Avenue for nine order the phone on Apple’s web- ety of recreation and to a multi- It’s a lofty goal, but at St. Rita’s Medical Center we’re committed to doing hours, waiting through rain. He site and have it shipped to their billion-dollar timber industry. everything we can to make this breast cancer survival rate a reality. had originally planned to order homes or offices. But through September, the phone online but decided to Many die-hard Apple fans the state has averaged only 8.5 And that starts with getting the word out about early detection. Annual join a crowd of about 200 people and investors were disappointed inches of rain, nearly 13 inches to honor Jobs. that Apple did not launch a more less than normal. The past year mammograms, along with careful self-examinations, can help you detect “For loyalty, I felt I had to do radically redesigned new model is now the driest on record in the state. Forestry experts won’t breast cancer in its earliest, most treatable stage. the line,” he said. “I had to say — an iPhone 5. It’s been more thank you.” than a year since Apple’s previ- know the long-term impact until The new phone, which went ous model was released. next spring when it becomes October is breast cancer awareness month which means it’s the perfect clear how many trees are dead time to schedule a mammogram. Please call 1-419-226-9056 today. and how many became dor- mant. Much of the damage is hard to prevent but some landown- Schedule a mammogram today. ers are struggling to keep their trees alive. Jim and Alexandra Answers to Friday’s questions: Prevratil set up sprinklers with The largest locust swarm ever recorded was in 1954 more than 2,000 feet of hose to when a swarm consisting of 10 billion locusts covered water a stand of oaks, elms and 1-419-226-9056 dogwoods close to their home more than 135 square miles of Kenya. Nearly 15 percent of the people in the United States on their rural 70-acre property an hour east of Dallas. During 1-800-858-0500 don’t go to the dentist because they fear the possible the worst of the summer, when pain. In Britain, the number jumps to nearly 40 percent. temperatures were above 100 Today’s questions: for 40 consecutive days in the What percentage of moviegoers stop at the concession area, the Prevratils watered stand before heading in for the show? around the clock with their well How many spouses out of 100 keep some extra mool- water. ah hidden from their spouse? “We’re doing everything Answers in Monday’s Herald. 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