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Miami County is home to an eclectic and bourgeoning community of artists with a wide array of backgrounds The motorcade taking Sheriff Cox to the funeral home. and inspiration. There is only one painter, however, who is specifically known for using his head instead of his hands as the purveyor of Sheriff Cox his gift. Kristiferlee Owens was almost aborted as an unborn child. His grandmother was given the choice between Remembered his life or that of his mother, By Nancy Bowman Kathy’s. The difficult deci- sion was met with resigna- Miami County Sheriff tion that “What will be, will Charles Cox Jr. will be re- be.” As a result, both mother membered for “instilling and son survived but have honesty and integrity in endured numerous compli- all of us,” his Chief Deputy cations. Kristiferlee Owens Dave Duchak said follow- Kathy was in a coma for ing the sheriff’s death Nov. three months following the Kris began painting sev- tures are remarkable. The months with the advocacy 10. birth of her son. Although eral years ago and attempted community at Riverside has of his case manager Rebec- Cox, sheriff for nearly 28 he was alive and healthy, as to use his hands. Although been proud to claim him as ca Holly through Riverside years, died at age 71 earlier a young child Kris “could he has some control, he dis- one of their own as he grows Developmental Disabilities. that day at Ohio’s Hospice not do anything but lay on covered that he was more in his skill and indepen- Kris said, “They’re on stuff.” of Dayton after battling Cox the floor,” he said. Physicians successful when he used his dence. He is currently awaiting a heath issues the past couple head. The axiom is appro- Although Kris has new device that will help party of the elected official discovered early in his devel- of years. priate both figuratively and dreams of owning his own him to better communicate. appoints someone to fill the opment that he had cerebral Services will be held Nov. literally for Kris. According farm someday, he current- He is also in the process vacancy. Cox was a Repub- palsy. They did not think he 22 at the Ginghamsburg to Melissa Nichols of River- ly lives on a farm in Miami of working to get his own lican. The commission was would live past the age of 7. United Methodist Church. side, “His mental capacity County with caregivers, Tess apartment. He begins a job expected to make an ap- Having just celebrated his Cox announced last year is as sharp as anyone else’s.” and Shane Higgins. Kathy at Edison soon through Ca- pointment this week. 26th birthday on November he would retire at the end of Kris began using a head- and Jason, Kris’ mother and pabilities Community Club The sheriff was brought 16, Kris is living proof of his his term on Dec. 31, 2016. band with a paintbrush at- stepfather have worked to where he is looking forward past the courthouse in the indefatigable determina- Duchak was elected as the tached to communicate the find him the best care. For- to studying art among other back of a hearse on the way tion in the face of daunting county’s new sheriff two desired images on canvas. merly residents of Mont- disciplines in which he has from Dayton to the Jami- odds. He is now a part of days before the death. His first work was the head gomery County, they had interest. son and Yannucci Funeral the community at Riverside Duchak said Cox taught of a bull. Over the time and attempted to advocate for a Although he has over- Home later in the morning Developmental Disabilities his employees to, “Always development of his craft, he better wheelchair and other come significant challeng- Nov. 10. and accomplishes tasks one do right. Follow the law and has painted everything from devices that could make him es to perform even daily Word of the drive by could not have imagined af- do what people expect you barns to horses. more independent. Upon tasks, let alone create col- spread quickly and people ter his diagnosis. He moves to do. We have.” Nichols said that Kris their move to Miami County orful works of art, Kris sees gathered along the streets and functions, splits wood The Ohio Revised Code does commissioned paint- several years ago, however, his future as vivid and full by the Courthouse and and rakes leaves, in addi- permits the county com- ings and artwork for his breakthrough occurred. of opportunities. When Safety Building. tion to painting. Despite the mission to appoint a person friends. He has been paid According to Kris, what asked how he continues to The crowd grew quiet many challenges, he contin- to the elected office in an ues to aspire to a life that is to and is always looking for they were told in Mont- live, paint, and pursue his acting role until the coun- not only normal but extraor- new opportunities to use his gomery County was go- dreams, Kris said, “By the ty central committee of the k SHERIFF continued on Page 3 dinary. gift. The likenesses he cap- ing to take 5 years took 3 grace of God.” Troy Library Dedicates Baker Pleads Guilty to Rape Veterans Memorial By Nancy Bowman A Piqua man faces up to By Nancy Bowman Veterans Museum located a Boezi, a library board mem- community effort,” Mill- life in prison for the rape of a couple of blocks away along ber who sang the Nation- er said. “Not only are we five-year-old boy. A memorial designed to Main Street. al Anthem; Abby Smith, honoring those who have William T. Baker, 44, for- honor veterans of yesterday, Fogle helped designed a Troy High School se- served but we want those merly of Troy, will be sen- today and tomorrow was the memorial after being nior who played Taps; and who are currently serving— tenced Dec. 27 after pleading dedicated Nov. 14 outside approached this summer by Glenn Devers of Piqua, who and those who will protect guilty Nov. 10 to two felony the Troy Miami County Miller. gave the invocation. Devers our freedoms in the fu- counts of rape of a child in Public Library. Troy Mayor Mike Beam- founded the local Mission: ture—to receive the recog- Miami County Common The memorial featur- ish said the project was Veterans to D.C. organi- nition they deserve.” Pleas Court. ing landscaping, flagpole, “a demonstration of what zation that honored more Flags were donated in Baker was accused in Sep- granite bench, logos repre- community spirit is all than 350 area veterans with memory of Bobby Houser. tember of raping the child Baker while he lived in Troy last senting each branch of the about” and a “lasting trib- a trip to their memorials in Those recognized as me- Baker waived a grand ju- military set in concrete was ute” to all veterans. Washington. morial supporters were: summer. Troy police said Baker at first told them the ry’s consideration of allega- a true community effort, Tristan Weis, a veteran “We remember … the The Troy Foundation; Jeff tions against him and made said Rachelle Miller, library and president of the veter- men and the women of our Schlarman; Shook Con- initial contact with the child was “accidental” but that later the guilty pleas before Judge director. ans’ museum board, said country who in the day of struction; Ernst Concrete; Christopher Gee. “It is a beautiful memo- the library was a perfect decision ventured much for Hageman Trucking; Martin incidents were not. Baker initially was charged Gee explained to Baker rial to veterans in this area location for the memorial. the liberties we now enjoy,” Marietta Materials; Gre- he could be sentenced to 10 ... We want this memorial “This is somewhere where Devers said. entech Lawn & Irrigation; with 10 felony counts of rape. As part of a plea deal out- years to life on each of the to be an inspiration to all people already come for ed- Individuals, organiza- Howard Cheney; Rich Eg- lined Nov. 10 in court, Baker charges. If the sentences are veterans. We want them ucation and learning. Hav- tions and businesses com- bert, Mitch Fogle; Lora agreed to plead guilty and run consecutively, Baker to come here and reflect ing a memorial here rein- bined efforts to make the Larck; Stephen Larck; Patty prosecutors agreed not to could receive 20 years to life on their experiences in the forces that,” he said. library’s veterans memorial Rose; Miami Valley Veter- seek additional charges from in prison. Gee said the sen- military,” said Mitch Fogle, Also participating in the a reality. ans Museum; and Snyder the incidents that led to Bak- director of the Miami Valley dedication were Rachael “It was truly a grassroots, Brick and Block. er’s arrest. k PLEADS continued on Page 2 PAGE 2 - TROY TRIBUNE - WEEK OF WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 Miami County Sheriff Troy Police Reports Reports Monday 11/7 sex offense. A woman 8:21 p.m. – To Imperial at the stop sign at Plum reported that a man Court for a report of a and Race. The driver Monday 11/7 office. An employee stated 7:56 a.m. – T o parked beside her in disturbance. A man was said he did not see the that around noon he re- Stonyridge and Heritage the lot, exposed himself arrested and charged sign. He was cited. 10:19 p.m. – Traffic stop ceived a call from a dis- for a report of a found and pleasured himself with domestic violence in the 3100 block of N. gruntled man asking if the bicycle. The officer in his vehicle. The sub- and assault. 5:16 p.m. – Traffic stop County Rd. 25A. The driver Board of Elections was found the bike lying on ject had left before the on Adams St. The vehi- was cited for driving under going to protest Donald the sidewalk. It was a officer arrived. She got 11:52 p.m. – An officer cle was clocked at 47 suspension. Trump’s victory. He said he red boys’ 20” West Coast his license number, but saw a vehicle westbound MPH in a 25 MPH zone. advised the man that the Chopper bike in poor the suspect’s registered on Staunton Rd. and The driver said she was Tuesday 11/8 board does not do that. condition. It was not re- address was a vacant clocked it at 68 MPH in not from the area and The man then asked if the ported stolen, so it was house that was for sale. a 35 MPH zone. He fol- was unaware of the 11:05 a.m. – Several res- Board was going to im- submitted into property. He was contacted by lowed the vehicle to an speed limit. She was idents of Seneca Dr. and peach Trump, and he said phone and said that he address on Maplecrest cited for speed and ad- Marby Dr. called to report that the board did not do 12:08 p.m. – A man came thought the victim was Dr. The driver got out of vised to pay more atten- a man urinating in his yard. that, either. He said the into the Police Station someone he knew and it the vehicle and the of- tion to the signs. He was reported to be in man became more angry with a bicycle. He said would have been a joke. ficer told him to stay an open area where he and stated, “I’ll just get my he found it and wanted The victim said that the where he was. The driver 7:18 p.m. – To Virginia was easily seen by others. gun and shoot him, then.” to know if he could keep suspect left when her then went into the house Ave. for a report of a A neighbor confronted the He said the caller repeated it. The man left before husband arrived. The and closed the door. theft. A woman reported subject and he became several times that he was the officer arrived. The officer went to the sub- The officer knocked on that a bicycle was stolen confrontational and cursed done talking and hung up bike was submitted into ject’s address where he the door and the driver from her home. at the neighbor. The deputy the phone. The deputy tried property. again apologized. He answered with a newly tried to make contact with to call the number back was charged with public opened bottle of whis- 8:48 p.m. – To W. Main the subject at his home, and it went right to voice 6:06 p.m. – To Fairview indecency. key and yelled at the St. and Troy Towne Rd. but no one answered. The mail. The case has been re- Ct. for a report of a officer for knocking on for a report of a vehicle deputy called his cell phone ferred to the FBI. missing person. A Tuesday 11/8 his door. The officer fire. The officer arrived and identified himself. The woman reported that explained why he was to find a 1997 Buick subject immediately hung 12:34 p.m. – A Tipp City her husband left at 1:00 5:40 a.m. – Traffic stop contacting him, and Park Avenue with flames up the phone. The deputy woman called to report to go to a meeting at an on W. Market at Grant. the man yelled at the coming from the bottom tried several times and the that she had given two employment agency. The driver had a sus- officer to go away and of the engine compart- same thing happened. A men money to do repair She said that she soon pended license but said that he was drunk, then ment. The officer got few minutes later the sub- work on her house, but the got a call from him stat- that she was unaware of slammed the door in the his fire extinguisher and ject walked out of his house work was never done. She ing that he was going it. She was cited for driv- officer’s face. The offi- emptied it in an attempt with his arms raised and said they were at a friend’s with others to get a drug ing under suspension. cer ran the vehicle’s reg- to extinguish the fire, still cursing at the deputy. home on Horseshoe Bend test. She had not heard istration and found the but was unsuccessful. He was warned for public Rd. trying to do the same from him since. The of- 12:21 p.m. – T o owner was the driver. As the Fire Department indecency and disorderly thing. The deputy con- ficer checked with dis- Stonyridge Ave. to as- The officer completed arrived, flames started contact. The subject said fronted the men and dis- patch to contact UVMC sist a Juvenile Probation a citation for speed and coming out of the that he had not done any- cussed the situation. One to see if he was there. officer. The Probation knocked on the door. hood. The fire was ex- thing wrong. He was ad- of them called a friend He wasn’t. The officer Officer requested that a The driver answered the tinguished quickly and vised that this would be his who was able to bring the cruised the UVMC lot female be taken to JDC. door, still holding his the vehicle was towed. only warning. money that they owed for and the parking lot of She said all of the pa- bottle of whiskey, and The cause of the fire is services not completed. his employer but could perwork had been done. accepted the citation. unknown. 8:39 p.m. – Traffic stop The woman got her money not find his vehicle. The The juvenile was trans- on Eldean Rd. at 25A. The back. woman informed the of- ported to JDC. Thursday 11/10 8:56 p.m. – Traffic stop driver was cited for pos- ficer of her husband’s on W. Main at Westbrook session of marijuana and 8:13 p.m. – Traffic stop on medical issues which 4:08 p.m. – To S. Ridge 3:53 p.m. – Traffic stop on a vehicle with expired an inoperative license plate W. Main at Plum. The driver he relayed to dispatch. Ave. for a report of a in the Wal-Mart parking tags. The driver said light. was cited for driving under Dispatch replied that the theft. A man reported lot. The driver was cited that she remembered suspension and marked medical issues were not that multiple power for expired registration. being stopped in the Wednesday 11/9 lanes. A passenger was ar- life threatening, so his tools were stolen from past for expired tags, rested for an outstanding carrier would not ping his garage over the 4:35 p.m. - To Mystic but thought that her 1:18 p.m. – To Twin Arch warrant. his cell phone. The offi- past few weeks. He said Lane South to assist a boyfriend had renewed Park to assist Medics. A cer informed the woman a power washer, leaf squad. A woman was them. She was cited for woman had overdosed. Saturday 11/12 of his findings. At 8:19 blower, chain saw, pole charged with endanger- expired tags. After investigation, a p.m. officers were dis- saw, multiple hand tools ing children and abusing male subject was ar- 9:40 a.m. – To Maple St. for patched to a crash with and two electric blow- harmful intoxicants. Friday 11/11 rested for possession of a report of a theft. A woman possible injury. The ve- ers are missing. He said methamphetamines. reported that someone hicle had just driven into he had already reported 4:55 p.m. – Traffic stop 1:09 a.m. – Traffic stop stole a tablet computer a yard. The driver was that someone entered in the Wendy’s parking on Market at Staunton. 1:40 p.m. – To McKaig Ave. from her home. There are the missing man, and he his vehicle and took lot. The driver had a sus- The vehicle’s registra- to serve a protection order. no suspects. was intoxicated. An open about $30 from it. The pended license and she tion had expired. The A pocket knife was confis- container of vodka was officer checked the sys- said she was aware of it. driver said she forgot cated per the order. Sunday 11/13 found in the vehicle. The tem and found similar She was cited. to renew it because she man was incarcerated. items that have been never received anything Friday 11/11 10:01 a.m. – A man came to pawned, but he could 5:09 p.m. – Traffic stop in the mail about it. She the Sheriff’s Office to turn 10:48 p.m. – To Wal- not be sure if they were on Plum at Terrace. The was cited for expired 9:41 a.m. – A deputy saw in a wallet that he found in Mart for a report of a from this theft. driver had not stopped plates. two men dressed in camo the middle of the road on and carrying bows leaving 25A at Monroe-Concord the wooded area across Rd. He said it was sitting from Farrington Reserve. in the middle of the road Both were charged with and likely fell off of a vehi- criminal trespassing. cle. There was identifica- Spangenberger Pleads Guilty tion that led deputies to the 12:13 p.m. – To the Miami owner and his wallet was By Nancy Bowman conviction program that genberger also was the violation. County Board of Elections returned. will include treatment. driver of an out of con- The guilty pleas were A Troy woman accused If she completes the pro- trol car that hit the Wen- accepted by Judge Jean- of possessing drugs and gram, the charges will be dy’s restaurant on Archer nine Pratt, who accepted THE TROY TRIBUNE solicitation following a dismissed. Drive the previous week. the intervention in lieu of Published & Distributed each Wednesday by: Troy police investigation Police Capt. Jeff Kunkle- She has pleaded to charges conviction request. KBA News, LLC, Publisher pleaded guilty to a felony man said the women were of driving in violation of The second woman 114 S. Main St., P.O. Box 281 drug charge and misde- charged after police posing license restrictions, fail- arrested in the police in- New Carlisle OH 45344 meanor solicitation during as a potential customer ure to control and no child vestigation was Kimberly (937) 669-2040 a hearing in Miami Coun- made arrangements with restraints from that inci- Moore, 36, of Christians- www.newcarlislenews.net ty Common Pleas Court a woman to meet her at a dent in county Municipal burg. She was accused of

Publisher – Dale Grimm on Nov. 9. local hotel for services of a Court and will be sen- driving Spangenberger ([email protected]) Kellee Spangenberger, sexual nature. The negoti- tenced Nov. 30. to the hotel and felony 28, was among two wom- ations included an agreed As part of a plea deal drug abuse and posses- Editor – Dale Grimm ([email protected]) en charged in September to price of $120 an hour, in the solicitation inves- sion of drug abuse instru- as part of the investigation he said. tigation, Spangenberger ments. She pleaded guilty Writers - Brittney Jackson, Bonnie McHenry, of an solicitation ad placed When the woman ar- pleaded to the two charges in Common Pleas Court Nancy Bowman, Mike Woody on a website. She was ac- rived at the hotel, she was after prosecutors agreed to in October to possession Sports Editor - Jim Dabbelt cepted for participation in met by police. not file charges associated of drugs. She will be sen- [email protected] an intervention in lieu of Kunkleman said Span- with an alleged food stamp tenced Dec. 5. Submission of news releases, letters to the editor and other articles is always welcomed. E-mail submission is preferred. All submitted material is subject to editorial approval. Content may be edited for space and style considerations. h PLEADS continued from Page 1 Deadline for submission of editorial content is Friday at 5 p.m. tences are mandatory time, served four years in prison his address with the sheriff’s was some day released from Classified ad deadline is noon Monday. Deadlines may be altered meaning Baker would not on those charges before re- office in the county where prison. to accommodate holiday printing schedules. Please check with the office. qualify for any type of early lease in 2005. he lives every 90 days fol- A presentence investi- The Troy Tribune is published weekly and is distributed free release. Baker will be classified a lowing prison release for the gation was ordered. Baker’s throughout Troy and Concord and Staunton Townships ($25 Baker was convicted Tier III sex offender. remainder of his life. Gee bail was continued and he semi-annually if mailed to other areas), by KBA News, LLC, 114 S. previously of sex offenses Gee explained to Baker said the registration only was returned to the county Main St., P.O. Box 281, New Carlisle OH 45344 involving a 10-year-old. He he would have to register would be required if Baker jail pending sentencing.

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The commissionersthe Transfer Station includ- cared for many of the - Approved the purchase The Shivelys approached also finalized the principal ing an unattended drop off grounds at county build- by the Board of Elections of The village of Fletcher the county about donating amount for $5,175,000 in and new scales. ings “in good weather, bad a back up ballot on demand covered bridge roof replace- the remaining money owed general obligation bonds The commissioners also weather and fair weather.” printer from MNJ Technol- ment project is the benefi- on the loan to the village approved earlier for county accepted the resignation He, too, thanked Gray for ogies. The cost was not to ciary of $3,244 from village project instead of paying the projects. County Auditor due to retirement of Mike his service. exceed $3,361. residents who chose to do- county, which would have Matt Gearhardt said the Gray, maintenance techni- The commission also - Signed the contract nate the money owed on a to return the money to the bonds were priced Nov. 10. cian for the county facilities voted to: with Milcon Concrete Inc. loan approved through the state. The average interest rate for and operations department. - Authorize county En- of Troy for the Phoneton Neighborhood Stabilization “This is a good project for the 20-year bonds would be The resignation is effective gineer Paul Huelskamp to water line extension proj- Program (NSP) for demoli- reinvestment in the com- 2.79 percent, he said. Jan. 2. contract and pay for added ect. The contract is for tion of a property. munity,” Dan Suerdieck, The bonds will pay for in- “I wish him all the best in snow removal equipment, if $1,832,646. William and Dolores county planning and zoning stalling the new HVAC sys- his retirement. He has been needed, during the upcom- - OK’d the purchase of Shively were recipients manager, told the county tem for the Safety Building a good employee and he cer- ing winter season. Huel- three light transit vehicles in 2010 of a $12,487 loan commissioners before their and Courthouse, making tainly will be missed,” Com- skamp explained the com- from Whitworth Bus Sales through the NSP grant ad- Nov. 8 vote to approve the plumbing improvements missioner Jack Evans said. mission is asked each year in Miamisburg for the coun- ministered locally by the agreement and a release of to the Safety Building and Commissioner John to approve the added equip- ty transit system at a total Miami County Building and mortgage on the loan. building improvements to “Bud” O’Brien said Gray ment for use only if needed. cost of $191,820. Unofficial Vote Totals Released Trib Briefs By Nancy Bowman the indictments. A fourth rights. Council hears By Nancy Bowman iff’s office in 2006, ran un- defendant was arrested Planning commission Troy Rec update successfully in 2008. Motion dropped in drug Sept. 1. The others re- OKs requests A representative of the More than 73 percent of “We fought a good fight case main at large. The Troy Planning Troy Rec thanked the city Miami County’s registered as far as we are concerned. A motion to suppress The indictments ac- Commission approved for its continued support voters participated in the We thought we had a good evidence by a Tipp City cused Segura and others applications for proper- during an update on the Nov. 8 presidential election campaign,” Mahan said elec- man accused of partici- with engaging in a pat- ties in the city’s historic downtown venue during in which Dave Duchak was tion night. “We have noth- pating in a drug ring in- tern of corrupt activity, district during its Nov. 9 City Council’s Nov. 7 elected Miami County sher- ing to be ashamed of.” vestigators said brought conspiracy to engage in meeting. meeting. iff and Concord Township Mahan said he ran as an large amounts of heroin corrupt activity, aggra- The commission ap- Kelly Snyder told voters again rejected the independent to give voters and methamphetamines vated funding of drug proved a sign application council the Rec is cele- county commission rezon- a choice in the general elec- into the area was with- trafficking and aggra- for REU Juicery and Or- brating its 75th anniver- ing of the Trafalgar land. tion. drawn Nov. 10 in Miami vated money laundering ganic Kitchen in the Troy sary this year and hous- Unofficial votes were re- Duchak ran as the Re- County Common Pleas along with possession of Community Works build- es a variety of activities leased by the elections office publican nominee after de- Court. drugs (heroin, cocaine, ing at 3 E. Main St. on the such as a daycare, indoor in Troy around 10:20 p.m. feating three other Republi- Dayton lawyer Jon meth, marijuana) and Public Square. soccer, a homework help- while the counting of write cans in the March primary. Paul Rion said he would one count of carrying a The commission also er program and the Rec in ballots continued into Voters in Troy were ex- drop the motion to sup- concealed weapon. approved a request for program for students in the evening before unofficial pected to vote on a proposed press for now for Eric Se- Erick Segura has exterior renovations at grades six through 12. totals were submitted to the 2.01-mill, 10-year levy for gura, 24. Rion indicated pleaded not guilty. 222 W. Frankin St. The An average 65 to 80 stu- Ohio Secretary of State’s Of- recreation facility construc- he was talking with pros- In a motion to sup- applicant, Jeffrey Martin, dents come to the facility fice. tion and improvements. ecutors about a possible press, Rion argued a De- sought permission to re- each afternoon, she said. Few problems were re- However, the request was plea agreement. cember 2013 arrest of move and replace a back The biggest request ported on Election Day withdrawn the night before Segura, who attend- Segura was illegal and porch and steps with new heard from youth is for across the county, the board the election by the Troy City ed a brief hearing before searches conducted patio and steps made of more dances, Snyder was told during its election Council due to an error in a Judge Jeannine Pratt, were improper. Among pavers. said. evening meeting. decimal point in the ballot also agreed to waive his other arguments, Rion In other business, the The facility also is More than 1,100 pro- language that would have right to a speedy trial. claimed investigators commission continued rented for a number of visional ballots were cast had the levy generate much He was among eight had no reason to stop its review of proposed activities. during early voting and less than the $1 million the indicted by a county Segura’s vehicle on Dec. updates to chapters of The Rec receives its Election Day. Those ballots city wanted to raise annually. grand jury and among 11, 2013, and that Segura the city’s comprehensive funding from several will be reviewed and bal- A voter discovered the three arrested Aug. 31 on was not properly read his plan. sources. lots accepted added to totals error Nov. 2. Supporters said during the official election they planned to return with count. the recreation request at a Duchak, the sheriff’s of- future election. fice chief deputy the past Also on the ballot - for Burgbacher Addresses Rotary few years, won the race for the 17th time - was a refer- sheriff against challenger Joe endum of the Miami Coun- To say that the Troy finishing atop the GWOC in yourself, and trust in was distributed from the Mahan, a former chief dep- ty commission’s rezoning of High School varsity foot- North Division after they your teammates, and it has fund, including support for uty. 50 acres off Monroe-Con- ball team has had a good successfully hosted An- been a key factor that pro- Dolly Parton’s Imagination Unofficial totals showed cord Road in Concord Twp. season would be, to many derson at Troy Memorial pelled the Trojans into the Library program, Rotary’s Duchak with 33,547 votes, from agricultural to residen- in town, a gross understate- Stadium on November 4th, Regional Finals. This phi- annual Shoe Project, ac- or 70.84 percent, to 13,811, tial use. ment. Just ask head coach winning the matchup 41- losophy has influenced the ademic and community or 29.16 percent, for Mahan. The commission has ap- Matt Burgbacher. Troy 35. Their next opponent is team all year long, as evi- service scholarships, and “I want to thank all the proved the request for the Rotarians had many ques- Miamisburg, the only team denced by their 10-1 (5-0) sponsorships to summer votes of Miami County for Trafalgar property repeat- tions for the man in the red to defeat Troy in the regu- conference record. Coach camps at Brukner Nature putting their faith in me. edly since 1995 only to have jersey as he recapped the lar season this year. What a B and the Trojans take this Center and WACO Air We have a great sheriff’s of- area residents work to over- successful regular season difference a year has made focus into their next game Museum. The Troy Rota- fice. We want to continue turn the vote to rezone. The during the club’s Novem- for the team and its coach- against Northmont High ry Club is a member-in- that tradition of excellence,” unofficial vote was 2,000, or ber 8th meeting. ing staff. School on Friday, Novem- volved, goal-oriented ser- Duchak said election night 64.91 percent, supporting Now finishing up his Rotarians wanted to ber 11. For more informa- vice club focused on socio/ after stopping at a Repub- the referendum and 1,081, second year as the team’s know how Coach B and tion, visit www.troy.k12. economic issues that have lican gathering in Troy. He or 35.09 percent, against. leader, “Coach B” came the players made such oh.us/Athletics. an impact both locally and and supporters then were Voters in Concord Town- to the school after several a dramatic turnaround? Troy Rotarians and the internationally. Follow out picking up election ship approve a renewal of seasons at Fort Loramie. Burgbacher shared that Troy Rotary Foundation their activities on Face- signs. the township’s 3.7-mill, five- Finishing 2-8 in 2015 did he’d incorporated a focus support several commu- book at Troy Rotary Club. Duchak commended Ma- year fire levy. The unofficial not make the players, or on leadership that was not nity projects annually. To learn more about Rota- han for running a good cam- vote was 2,428, or 76.69 per- Coach B, happy. The 2016 part of the 2015 playbook. During the 2015-16 Rotary ry and membership, please paign and said he wished cent, for and 738, or 23.31 season has been a differ- It’s a three-prong philoso- year, over $23,000 in schol- visit www.troyohiorotary. him the best. percent, against. ent story with the Trojans phy of hard work, a belief arships and community aid org. Sheriff Charles Cox, who There was one county- had announced he would wide issue, the renewal not seek re-election this year of the 0.6-mill Tri-Coun- and leave office at year’s end, ty Board of Recovery and endorsed Duchak. Sheriff Mental Health Services levy Baird to Hold Reflections Program Cox died Nov. 10. for Miami, Shelby and Darke Duchak said election counties. The levy was ap- Baird Funeral Home will hold its annual Reflections for the Holiday program 3:00PM on night the sheriff would leave proved with the vote in Mi- “big shoes to fill … I will ami County of 33,945 for Sunday, November 20, 2016 at the funeral home. For reservations or further information strive to do my best.” and 16,561 against, or 67.21 contact Baird Funeral Home at 339-2602. Mahan, who left the sher- percent to 32.79 percent. h SHERIFF continued from Page 1 as the hearse, escorted by ed public servant who “de- A native of Piqua, Cox later as sheriff. “He wanted County and a great servant. holder who defended the dozens of law enforcement fended the safety of every graduated from Piqua High things done by the book. He will be greatly missed,” safety of every citizen of vehicles from across the citizen” of the county. School and served in the He was a good guy to work Ray said. “He cared about Miami County with dedi- county, approached and County Prosecutor Tony Army. He worked with the for,” he said, calling Cox a his family and the citizens cation, strength and valor,” moved by slowly. Judge, Kendell said he first met Troy Police Department “cop’s cop.” of Miami County.” the statement said. “Now lawyers, deputies, county Cox in the 1990s. before running for sher- Former deputy Billie Ray The Miami County Re- is a time to reflect on his employees and employees “He was a mentor and iff. He was elected on first said he first met Cox when publican Party issued a many accomplishments as of the sheriff’s office located very dear friend,” Kendell try in 1988 and every four Ray was a police cadet and statement saying thoughts our sheriff over his 28 years nearby were among those said. years after. Cox a Troy police officer in and prayers were with the of service to Miami Coun- paying respects. Cox lived in Casstown Robert Sweitzer worked the late 1960s. Cox family and friends. ty and pray for his family’s Cox was remembered with wife, Lynn. They had with Cox when Cox was a “He has always been loy- “The sheriff was a long- strength while dealing with as a mentor and a dedicat- four grown children. Troy police detective and al to the citizens of Miami time loyal Republican office their loss.”

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Troy, Tecumseh, McKenzie Smith of Belle- Tippecanoe, Greenon and fontaine, Molly Hamilton Northwestern all have play- of Graham, Scarlet Koetsch ers who have been named to of Shawnee, Olivia Dunham the teams. from Urbana, Kaitlin Trace In Division One, Troy’s of Graham, Claudia Spitzer Hayden Jackson looks for yardage for the Sam Jackson and Shane Shoop look to bring Katie Demeo, Miranda Sil- from Shawnee, Stanleigh Ar- Trojans. down the Miamisburg runner last week. cott and Camryn Moeller cher of Ben Logan and Lexee were all named to the Divi- Trainer of Kenton Ridge. sion One first-team which Rogan from Urbana was consisted of eight players, the Player of the Year. Troy Falls To Miamisburg, Ends 10-2 while Tecumseh’s Kirsten In Division Three, North- Nartker and Lucy Eier were western’s Haley Houseman By Jim Dabbelt Division Two OHSAA state games’ first score from the Miamisburg couldn’t also named first-team. was named to the first-team, football playoffs. The Tro- Vikings. Tony Clark found capitalize on a big play on The remaining three play- and was joined by Krista The turnaround was un- jans finished the season 10- the endzone with two min- their next drive, which was ers honored to the first-team Gehret from Anna, Jon- deniable for the Troy Tro- 2, equaling the number of utes gone in the second pe- aided by a personal foul were Piqua’s Ashley Brading ni Parker of Miami East, jans football team. wins they had the previous riod to break a scoreless tie, against the Trojans, and and Kelsey Magoteaux. Lauren Craig from Milton Heading into this sea- four years, and saw their and give the Vikings a 7-0 they were forced to punt. On the second-team was Union, Makenzie Grimm son, the Trojans had won only losses on this season lead. The Vikings regained Tecumseh’s Zoey Dysinger of Northeastern, Danielle ten games combined over come at the hands of Mi- Troy answered when the lead with 2:29 left in and Jillian Willams, along Winner of Versailles, Eliz- the past four years, and amisburg, they put together a six the half after taking the ball with Troy’s Katie Jackson. abeth Ording of Versailles, when the season began, Troy couldn’t capitalize play, 60 yard drive to tie deep inside the Trojans ter- They were joined by Taylor Kyndall Hellyer of Miami coach Matt Burgbacher on their first opportunity the game. Hayden Hotwi- ritory after Troy was forced Rice of Fairborn, Ashley Ho East, Olivia Ames from West knew it would be an im- of the game, as Jacob An- ca hit Hayden Jackson on a to punt from their own from Piqua and Carrie Nuss Liberty Salem and Madison proved team. derson recovered a Vikings 13-yard pass play to set the endzone. from Sidney. Dolby of Triad. The Trojans lived up to fumbled on the second play Trojans up inside Vikings A pass from Tate Vongsy The Division One Play- On the second-team in- the expectations. of their opening drive giv- territory, and when Kotwi- to Quinn Keuhnle from 17 er of the Year was Demeo, cludes Northwestern senior Friday night, the Tro- ing the ball to the Trojans ca connected with Spencer yards out gave the Vikings while the Trojans’ coach Mi- Rachel Martin, along with jans saw their special sea- around midfield. Klopfenstein from 10 yards the lead, giving the Tro- chelle Owen. Emma Meyer of Anna, Shai son come to an end, as they Both punters saw plen- out with 8:26 left in the first jans one final shot to tie the From Division Two, Robinson of Arcanum, El- lost to Miamisburg 28-21 ty of action in the opening half, the game was tied at Tippecanoe’s Taylor Prall len Peters from Versailles, in the second round of the period, leading up to the 7-7. k FALLS continued on Page 8 and Emily Shuk were both Stevie Johnting of Arcanum, named to the first-team by Jillian Wesco of Miami East, the coaches as was Aman- Bri Stone of Milton Union, da Remmetter from Gree- Taylor Noel of Northeast- non. They were joined by ern, Alex Burton of West Trojans Look For Scoring This Season Hunter Rogan from Urbana, Liberty Salem and Kami By Jim Dabbelt gold division,” said Troy the Trojans will have to im- he said. “There are five kids Carly Carafa from Graham, McEldowney of Versailles. coach Phill Noll. “Winning prove on is how they will re- and a goalie on the ice at Ben Logan’s Bri Frazier and Parker was named the Di- The Troy hockey is will that division mandated us to place the scoring they lost to any time, it takes all of them Coreen Crosby, Maddie vision Three Player of the have a tremendously differ- move up. This division can graduation last year. at one time to be success- Sanders from Kenton Ridge, Year. ent look to them as they look be won by any of the teams, I “We have four seniors ful. We want to have a lot to take the ice this winter. don’t think there is one team gone and a goalie who of passing and participating Not only will they be in head and shoulders above moved,” Noll said. “All four from the kids on each shift.” a different division of the the rest.” seniors were scorers and put Returning to lead the Southwest Ohio Hockey “My philosophy is you up a lot of points. We will way for the Trojans is senior Troy Christian League, they will also have don’t have to win every game, struggle to fill those shoes. Prestyn Hoefler, who will a lot of new faces lining up just improve every game. I We will also see who will man the first-line center. on the ice this season, as the told the boys all along that to step up and try to help as “We are looking for him to Trojans have a home scrim- be over .500 this season is a much as possible.” do good things for us both Athletes mage on Saturday at 4:15 at goal. Looking for a champi- Noll be looking for sev- passing and shooting,” Noll Hobart Arena. onship is something we ha- eral kids to step up and pro- said. “He plays well defen- “We are playing in the up- ven’t talked about it. It’s one duce if they are going to be sively and offensively.” per division of the SWOHL, game at a time, and improve competitive. Also back is Caleb Sala- Honored By MBC and we moved up from last after every game.” “We try not to have a so- By Jim Dabbelt honored on the second-team season after winning the One of the biggest things loist, we try to be a choir,” k SEASON continued on Page 8 including Jackson Kremer, It was another successful Jared Trimbach and Ja- fall sports season for several cob Wynne. Riley Hall was of the athletes at Troy Chris- named the Sportsmanship tian, as the Metro Buckeye Award winner from Troy Local Athletes Honored by GWOC Conference coaches have Christian. selected the all-conference For the Eagles girls’ soccer By Jim Dabbelt team all-conference players mention players. tion player. players for the each respec- team, they saw three players from the league champion- *On the girls’ soccer side, *Troy placed four golfers tive sport that just finished named to the first-team in- Both Troy and Tippeca- ship Troy team were Katie Tippecanoe’s Brandon Baker on the first-team as Ryan up their season. cluding Olivia Glaser, Cara noe had several fall sports Demeo, Camryn Moeller was honored as the Coach McClurg, Keaton Pfeiffer, On the volleyball court, Salazar and Riley Spoltman. athletes that were honored and Miranda Silcott, with of the Year, as both of Tipp’ Holden Scribner and Nate a pair of Eagles players were Those three were joined by by the coaches in the Greater Demeo named the Player of soccer teams won their re- Uhlenbrock were honored, named to the first-team in- Elizabeth Bush (Miami Val- Western Ohio Conference, the Year, and Michelle Owen spective GWOC titles. On Austin Rank was second cluding Kathryn Lee and ley), Anna Crawford (Mid- as the all-league teams were honored as the Coach of the the first-team from Tippeca- team, and on special men- Jenna Grady. They were dletown Christian), Cailyn released. Year. noe was Lauren Lester, Alexa tion was Jack Johnston. joined on the first-team with Erlandson (Legacy), Vocto- In football, Troy’s Hayden Tippecanoe also placed Spiller and Lauren Weimer, For Tipp, named to the Pamela Howarah of Legacy ria Howarah (Legacy), Kiana Kotwica was honored as the Taylor Prall and Emily Shuk while second-team players second team was Bradley Christian, Miranda Jordan Klein (Dayton Christian), GWOC North Athlete of the on the first-team, while Isa- include Claire Hinkle, Sid- Calhoun, Sam Weatherley and Sydney McClain of Em- Maddy Monto (Miami Val- Year, while Trojans’ first- bel Crow was second-team ney Ignet and Lexi Polansky. and Sam Fairbanks, while on manuel Christian, Elizabeth ley), Morgan Orme (Dayton year coach Matt Burgbacher from the Red Devils. Troy’s Three Red Devils earned special mention was Noah Smith, Kasey Linkhart and Christian), Julia Schindler was selected as the Coach of Katie Jackson and Gabbi special mention including Blake. Tyler Linkhart of Yellow (Dayton Christian), Lauren the Year. Johnson were both named Katei Kramer, Amanda Sauls *Cross Country also saw Springs. Simmons (Legacy) and Ash- Joining Kotwica on the second-team, while Tipp’s and Allie Wasson. several local athletes hon- Earning a spot on the ley Sledge (Dayton Chris- first-team from Troy were Abby Hughes was honored Troy also had three play- ored. First-teamers from second-team were Brittany tian). kicker Jacob Anderson, run- on the special mention team. ers honored on the first- Troy included Mike Griffith Swart and Allison Winger Landing on the sec- ning back Josh Browder, of- *Tippecanoe senior Zach team, including Kenzie and Andy Smith, while Tipp of Troy Christian, while the ond-team from the Eagles fensive lineman Travis Hall, Bonifas leads the way in on Evans, Arianna Garcia and placed Keenan Fraylick, Ben Sportsmanship Award went were Lauren Moritz, Haley defensive back Sam Jackson the boys’ soccer all-confer- Ciena Miller. On the sec- Jans and Michael Stearns on to A’maria Carter. Peters and Lexi Salazar. Gra- and defensive lineman Joah ence team, as he was named ond-team was Bailey Hess the first-team. The Eagles boys’ soccer cie Glaser earned the Sports- Schricker. Tippecanoe was the American North Player and Molly Miller, while spe- On second-team from team also had a successful manship Award. also represented on the first- of the Year, with coach Scott cial mention players includ- Troy was Adam Falknor and season with three of their The cross country all- team by defensive back Cade Downing honored as the ed Josalyn Abrams and Lily Logan Huth, while from players named to the first- league team for the boys’ was Rogers, linebacker Austin Coach of the Year. Clouser. Tipp it was Ethan Heitkamp, team. Jon Slone graduates highlighted by Nick Pratt and Subler and defensive back Joining Bonifas from the *Both Troy and Tippe- Ethan Sinning and Brennan from Troy Christian as the Carter Ritchie, while four Quenten Williams. Red Devils on first-team was canoe placed several tennis Larned. all-time career leader in goals Eagles runners were listed Troy players on the sec- Mitch Colvin, Andrew De- players on the all-confer- On the girls’ side, Troy scored and lands on the first- on the second-team: Levi ond-team were Will Brum- brosse, Adam Grieshop and ence team, including Troy’s who finished second as a team, as does Seth Wynne Brown, Zach Davidson, Isaac field, Michael Murray,Wade Timmer. Second-team Hannah Essick, Maggie team at the state meet, saw and Andrew Strait. Flora and Robert Ventura. Christian Nation, Dylan members include Nathan Hennessy, Katie Sherrick seven athletes named to the They are joined by Noah Noah Davidson also earned Sedam, Zion Taylor and Hamberg, Miles McClurg and Hailey Taylor who were first-team, including Emma Alexander (Dayton Chris- the sportsmanship award. John Wehrkamp. From and Alex Taylor. Earning all named on the first-team. Bryant, Morgan Gigandet, tian), Jake Erlandson (Dayton Rachel Plummer was the Tippecanoe it was Nyles special mention was Jacob The Trojans’ Ashley Bruns, Megan Myers, Kate Pence, Christian), Carter Haak (Mi- lone Eagles runner to earn Anderson, Cole Barhorst Franke. Jackie Fulker and Emma Ka- Emma Shigley, Olivia Tyre ami Valley), Augie Knemey- all-conference as she was and Grant Carlson. Special From Troy, the first- zmaier were all selected to and Jenna Zimmerman. er (Yellow Springs), Joey named to the second-team Mention players from Troy team players include Tony the second-team. Tippecanoe also placed at McCaskey (Legacy Chris- and the Sportsmanship include Zach Boyer and Breisch, Grant Holland and Tipp’s Ladia Coning, Al- state, and had three runners tian), Hayden Orme (Yellow Award winner. Derek McDonagh, and for Henry Shaneyfelt, while on yssa Steward and Kennedy on first-team with Mckenzie Springs), Joe Plumer (Yellow For the boys’ golf all- the Red Devils the honored the second-team was Peyton Reeder were all voted onto Dietz, Katie Tayloe and Kaili Springs), Alex Reid (Dayton league team, Troy Christian’s players were Ryan Bolton, Hampton, Collin Hubbell the first-team, while on the Titley. On the second-team Christian), Jack Smalley (Mi- Brandon Kreger was named Matt Garber, Isaac Haas and and Reece Sherman. Connor second-team was Sophia was Jillian Brown, Lau- ami Valley School) and John to the second-team, while Aaron Hughes. Hubbell and Luke Johnson McDowell and Jordan Jones ra Fink, Katie Reeder and Socha (Dayton Christian). 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CBC ty Blood Center for the latest 88, of Conover, passed dations issued by the U.S. demic areas. will defer donor with positive information and services at away on Thursday, Food and Drug Adminis- The new Zika testing sys- test result for 120 days from www.GivingBlood.org. Get November 10, 2016 at tration to protect the blood tem is investigational and the date of the test or the res- fast and complete answers Brookdale of Troy after supply. all donations submitted for olution of symptoms, which- on how to make your first battling diabetes for In August the FDA rec- testing are part of a research ever timeframe is longer. donation, organize a blood several years. He was ommended universal testing study. By consenting to give CBC reminds donors that drive, or bring our education of all donated whole blood blood donors are agreeing to non-Zika related travel re- program to your school. Get born on January 23, 1928 and blood components for participate in the research strictions still apply. They can all the updates in the CBC/ in Storms Station, Ross the Zika virus in the U.S. study. The results from the impact the available blood CTS newsroom, find quick County, OH to the late and its territories. Ohio and study will help develop better supply by limiting the num- links to our social media Walter and Frankie Grace Indiana are among the states testing systems to protect the ber of people able to donate. pages, or schedule your next (Purdum) Gillfillan. On that were scheduled to begin blood supply. CBC encourages eligible appointment to donate by October 29, 1950, he testing by Nov. 18, 2016 or CBC will notify the donor donors to schedule appoint- connecting to www.Donor- sooner. CBC began testing if results are positive. Donors ments and donate when able. Time.com. married Norma J. Barnes. After 66 years of mar- riage, she survives. In addition to his wife, John is survived by two sons: Renowned Children’s Author John Norwood (Debby Brown) Gillfillan of Urbana and Keith Alan (Stephanie Pettey) Gillfillan of Newport Beach, CA; one daughter: JoLynn (Dean) Caven of Fletcher; two Coming to Forest and Kyle brothers: James Gordon (Shirley) Gillfillan of Chillicothe and Tom (Kathy) Gillfillan of Jackson; grandson: Weston On November 17, stu- niques that make drawing ald, and Mary Pope Osborne. PBS’s Storytime. In 2008 he (Wendy) Gillfillan of Long Beach, CA and their son: Brad- dents at Forest and Kyle more approachable. Stu- With over 45 children’s was commissioned by First ley Thomas Gillfillan; granddaughters: Tara Lynn Gillfillan Schools will be meeting re- dents will leave his program books to his credit, 17 are Lady Laura Bush to illustrate of New York, NY and Anisa Elizabeth Gillfillan of Valley nowned author / illustrator, inspired and empowered to books he has also written in- the White House holiday Peter Catalanotto. During write and draw. When illus- cluding Dylan’s Day Out, Mr. booklet. He currently teach- Village, CA and several nieces and nephews. In addition to his visit he will share the trating someone else’s text, Mumble, The Newbies, Ivan es the first children’s book his parents, he was preceded in death by one sister and creative process behind his Mr. Catalanotto hopes to the Terrier, Matthew ABC, writing course offered by Co- brother-in-law: Marceil and Charles Fout; one brother and books--from his initial in- extend the words by adding Monkey & Robot, and Em- lumbia University and Pratt sister-in-law: Richard and Maxine Gillfillan; sister-in-law spiration all the way through new ideas into the art. “My ily’s Art, which in a starred Institute. Since 1990, Peter and brothers-in-law: Mickey and Bill Easterday, Edward to the finished paintings. In pictures stray from the words, review School Library Jour- has visited over 1500 ele- and Virginia Barnes, David E. Barnes and Herbert Ray addition to discussing where but not from the story.” He nal wrote: “Whether viewed mentary schools in 40 states Barnes, Jr.; mother-in-law and father-in-law: Herbert Ray he gets his ideas and how has illustrated for such re- from afar or up close this sharing with his creative he develops them, he will nowned authors as Cynthia creative and heartfelt book process from inspiration to Barnes and Mildred Rittinger Barnes Hardman; and step also sketch in each program, Rylant, George Ella Lyon, Jo- is a masterpiece.” His book, final book with students of father-in-law: Earl Hardman. showing basic drawing tech- anne Ryder, Megan McDon- The Painter, was featured on all ages. John attended Harrison School and rode the same school bus as his future wife, Norma. He was a gradu- ate of Southeastern School at Richmondale. After high school, John served with the Marine Corps for three years. What To Do in Troy He then attended The Ohio State University, where he Health Trekkers November 19, 1:30- Park District will hold the Park” on November lived in the Buckeye Club in the OSU Stadium. John was November 17, 10:00- 3:00 p.m. its Preschool in the 20 from 1 to 3 p.m. at called back into the Marines and served during the Korean 11:00 a.m. Charleston Falls Park “Turkey Time” Charleston Falls Pre- War. After his second term of service, he returned to The Lost Creek Reserve Preserve program on November serve, 2535 Ross Rd. Ohio State University, where he graduated in 1954. He The Miami County The Miami County 19 from 11 a.m. to 12 south of Tipp City. If Park District will hold Park District will hold p.m. at Charleston Falls your dog is nice and and Norma moved to Miami County on November 19, its Health Trekkers pro- its Family Discovery Preserve, 2535 Ross plays well with oth- 1954. He farmed for many years, then was a supervisor gram on November 17 Hike “Birds” on Rd. south of Tipp City. ers, bring them to the for Miami County Soil and Water Conservation District. from 10 to 11 a.m. at November 19 from 1:30 Join park district nat- park to take part in the He later was an employee with the MCSWC for many Lost Creek Reserve, to 3 p.m. at Charleston uralist Gecko Jody and “Bark in the Park” pro- years. John was a member of Cove Springs Grange and 2385 E. State Route 41 Falls Preserve, 2535 learn about wild tur- gram. Don’t miss this the American Legion Post 184 in Piqua. He was also a east of Troy. Take a hike Ross Rd. south of Tipp keys. There will be sto- fun event! Remember for health and join park City. Join park district ry time and a short tot owners are responsible member of Miami County Farm Bureau and Miami County district health and well- naturalist Accipiter sized hike and a craft. for their dogs - please Farm Bureau Agri-Business Council. John was a member ness specialist, regis- Amalee to learn all Make sure to dress for clean up after your of Casstown United Methodist Church. tered nurse Marion for about birds. This the weather. There is a pet. Meet at the park Services will be held at 12:00 Noon on Saturday, this weekly low impact guided hike is designed $3 class fee due at the entrance. Register for November 19, 2016 at Baird Funeral Home in Troy with walk held each Thurs- for children with autism time of registration. the program by going Rev. David Ramming and Rev. Maggie Sykes co-officiat- day morning. Relevant and their families, but Class size limited to 12, to the program cal- ing. Burial will follow in Casstown Cemetery, Casstown topics such as heart all are welcome. Each class minimum is four. endar at MiamiCoun- health, diet and nutri- hike will include 1-2 Must be registered to tyParks.com, e-mailing with Veterans Honor Guard service. Friends may call tion, diabetes preven- different social skills attend. Register for register@miamicoun- from 10:00 – 11:30 AM on Saturday at the funeral home. tion, stress relief and to practice along with the program by sending typarks.com or calling Grange service will be held at 11:45 AM on Saturday at the many others will be dis- several fun activities. an email to register@ (937) 335-6273, Ext. funeral home. cussed during this six Class minimum four miamicountyparks. 109. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be week walking series. Re- families, maximum 10 com, going to the pro- Create a Northern made to Hospice of Miami County, P. O. Box 502, Troy, OH member to wear weath- families. Register for gram calendar at www. Cardinal Painting er appropriate gear the program by going to MiamiCountyParks.com November 20, 1:00- 45373, Bethany Center, P. O. Box 224, Piqua, OH 45356, and walking shoes for the program calendar or calling (937) 335- 4:00 p.m. A B Graham Center, 8025 East State Route 36, Conover, comfort. Registration at MiamiCountyParks. 6273, Ext. 109. Credit Brukner Nature OH 45317, Casstown United Methodist Church, P. O. Box not required but highly com, e-mailing card payments are now Center 203, Casstown, OH 45312 or Charity of Donor’s Choice. recommended. Regis- register@ accepted online at time Cost is just $35 per Condolences may be expressed to the family at www. ter for the program by miamicountyparks.com of registration. person, ages 13 – adult bairdfuneralhome.com. going to the program or calling (937) 335- Dog Social “Bark in Cost includes re- calendar at MiamiCoun- 6273, Ext. 109. the Park” freshments and all ma- tyParks.com, e-mailing Preschool in the Park November 20, 1:00- terials. register@miamicoun- “Turkey Time” 3:00 p.m. Deadline for registra- typarks.com or calling November 19, 11:00 Charleston Falls tion: Saturday, Novem- (937) 335-6273, Ext. a.m. – Noon Preserve ber 19 109. 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37 38 39 40 41 SNL Characters Trivia Quiz 1.) Licensed Joyologist, Helen 7.) A Grumpy Old Man 12.) Herb Welch Madden a. Dana Carvey a. Rob Riggle 42 43 44 45 46 47 a. Jane Curtin b. Tim Meadows b. Jason Sudeikis b. Molly Shannon c. Garrett Morris c. Andy Samberg c. Ellen Cleghorn d. Eddie Murphey d. Bill Hader d. Gilda Radner 48 49 50 8.) Jaret from Jaret’s Room 13.) Operaman 2.) Lenny the Lion a. Colin Quinn a. Robert Smigel a. Mark McKinney b. A. Whitney Brown b. Tim Meadows 51 52 53 b. Colin Quinn c. Jimmy Fallon c. Norm Macdonald c. Dana Carvey d. Will Farrell d. Adam Sandler d. Chevy Chase 9.) Wong and Owens, Ex-Porn 14.) The Samurai ACROSS . Contradict DOWN . ‘For sure!’ 3.) Simon Stars a. John Belushi a. Chris Rock a. Chris Farley and David Spade b. Jim Belushi . Taunt . Conditional word . Regarded . Supplement b. Dana Carvey b. Jim Bruer and Tracy Morgan c. Peter Aykroyd . Top limit . Doesn’t go on . Clothing . Call at the poker table c. Joe Piscopo c. Gilda Radner and Laraine d. Jim Breuer d. Mike Myers Newman . Certain hockey shot . Lair . Picket fence entrance . Tourist stop 15.) Stuart Smalley - Host of Daily d. Chevy Chase and Steve 4.) Irwin Mainway Af rmations . Voice vote . Bee performance . One is here, in this clue . Clears after taxes Martin a. Robert Downey, Jr. a. Al Franken . It’s extracted . ___ the question . “We ___ the Champions” . The way I said b. Jimmy Fallon 10.) Cass Van Rye and Tom b. Chris Elliott . Too little too ___ . Contents of some urns (Queen hit) . Keeps c. Dan Aykroyd Wilkins, Hosts of Morning Latte c. Will Forte . Fast no more . Ford model . Scout’s accessory . Vets’ concerns d. Norm MacDonald a. Cheri Oteri and Will Farrell d. Chris Farley b. Gilda Radner and Dan . Chess pieces . “___ no use” . Glided . Wallops 5.) Bennett Brauer a. Bill Hader Aykroyd . Conviction . Barkeep’s supply . Sonny . Come back b. David Koechner c. Jane Curtain and Dan Aykroyd . Chimera . Hilariously funny thing . Packed away . Perceived c. Chris Farley d. Tom Hanks d. Victoria Jackson and Adam . Josh . After expenses . Pod dweller . Time in history Sandler . Accusation response . Specifying article . “Love Will Find ___” . Completed 6.) Evelyn Quince, Host of Tales Of Ribaldry 11.) Roseanne Roseannadanna . Route . Combines . Item talked about . Word on all U.S. coins a. John Lovitz a. Kate McKinnon b. Gilda Radner . Three oceans touch it . Jabber . Sending by FedEx . Drink with jam and b. Tim Kazurinsky c. Rachel Dratch . Welcome . George Jr. to George Sr. . Was victorious bread.... c. Garrett Morris d. Dana Carvey d. Cheri Oteri . Second to __ . “Then what happened?” PAGE 8 - TROY TRIBUNE - WEEK OF WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2016 Classifieds & Marketplace Classified rates are $8.00 for the first 30 words and $3.00 for each 10 additional words. Subscribers receive a $3.00 discount. Phone numbers, street addresses, and e-mail addresses count as one word. Area Codes are a separate word. Zip codes are free. Send your ad with check made out to New Carlisle News to P.O. Box 281, New Carlisle; come to our office at 114 S. Main St.; or e-mail your ad to [email protected]. The deadline for Wednesday’s paper is 12 Noon Monday.

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Also Graham Harvey is a Dominic Wenrick, Brendan big kid who skates well. “Zach is a younger brother two-year letterwinner, and Benge, Jack McGuirk, Aus- Federal National Mortgage Association (“Fan- Another four year senior as a freshman and will see will be an offensive player tin Strong, Charlie Ryan, nie Mae”) is Caleb Mangas, while sev- a lot of time, from wing to along with junior John Weh- Michael Hess, and Carson Plaintiff, eral juniors look to compete center based on what line he rkamp, who is coming off of Waite. vs. for the Trojans. is on.” a great football season and Troy will compete with Cheryl Roe, as Possible Heir, et al. Nate Uhlenbrock is back Also Enrique Alejandre will be a key offensive player the likes of Centerville, El- Defendants. on defense, and he continues will be switching from de- for the Trojans. der, St. Xavier and Talawa- a long line of hockey players. fender to keeper, and has The remainder of the nda in the Red Division of Case No. 16CV0658 “He is a good defender, played some keeper in the Trojans squad includes their league. Judge Douglas M. Rastatter LEGAL NOTICE h FALLS continued from Page 4 Nationstar Mortgage LLC John Doe(s), Name(s) Unknown, the Unknown -vs- heirs, devisees, legatees, beneficiaries of John game before the half. tying touchdown with 5:29 Wells, AKA John L. Wells and their unknown Kotwica hit Jackson with left in the third. ANTHONY W. HILDRETH et al. spouses and creditors; the unknown executor, a 20 yard pass in the final The Trojans then caught minute to the Vikings 16 a break when the kickoff LEGAL NOTICE administrator, or personal representative of yard line set up the Trojans was fumbled away by the the Estate of John Wells, AKA John L. Wells, in prime scoring position, Vikings, giving Troy posses- Angela K. Hildreth, whose last place of resi- whose last known address is Unknown, and but Kotwica was picked off sion at the Vikings 45. Kot- dence is known as 1901 Covington Avenue, Apt. John Doe(s), Name(s) Unknown, the Un- on their next play, and the wica capped off the short 16, Piqua, OH 45356, but whose present place known heirs, devisees, legatees, beneficiaries Vikings held onto their sev- drive with a 22 yard touch- of residence is unknown and Unknown Spouse, of Lillie Wells and their unknown spouses and en point lead at the half. down run and with just over if any, of Angela K. 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With the game tied at 21, have an interest in the real estate described of Plaintiff’s mortgage recorded upon the real Sam Jackson then tied the a long touchdown run sent below: estate described below and in which Plaintiff game when he picked off the Vikings up 28-21, and alleges that the foregoing defendants have or a pass for the Trojans and ended the Trojans season at Permanent Parcel #: H17-049610 claim to have an interest: returned it 51 yards for the 10-2. Property Address: 8750 West Covington Brad- Parcel number(s): 3400700034412021 ford Road, Covington, OH 45318 Property address: 126 East Grand Avenue, HAVE EXCESS “STUFF” Springfield, OH 45505 The defendants named above are required THAT YOU WANT TO The Defendant(s) named above are required to to answer the Complaint within twenty-eight answer on or before the 14 day of December, (28) days after the last publication of this legal TURN INTO CASH? 2016. notice. 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Congressional Medal of Honor. Library Displays 1812 Medal of Honor Police Officer Nick Freisthier spent time on Veterans Day reading with students at Heywood School. By Brittany Arlene Jackson the veteran. Heath spoke to his own experiences work- In recognition of Vet- ing at a bank. eran’s Day, preceding the “When a fellow employee opening and dedication of calls off work because they their Veterans Memorial, the have a cold, you’re thinking Troy-Miami County Public “What? Are you kidding Library hosted guest speaker me?” Heath said. “Especial- Veteran Details Brock Heath in conjunction ly if you’re in charge of peo- with their one-night display ple, it’s easy to struggle with of an 1812 Congressional compassion. You want to tell Medal of Honor on Novem- them what real work looks ber 9. The historic medal was l i ke .” awarded to Corporal George Heath specifically ad- Final Days in Saigon Green of Company H, Elev- dressed the needs of fathers More than 40 years and Norman and others enth Ohio Infantry under and husbands who have have passed but the final were evacuated from the General Turshin during the come home from battlefields days in South Vietnam embassy rooftop out to Civil War. to learn what it is to be the for the United States, a ship. He was 21 at the The past and present gentleman role model their and local resident Dave time. collided as former Marine daughters and wives deserve. Norman, remain vivid to The return to the and Troy City Councilman According to Heath, psycho- many. United States was not Heath shared a unique van- logical disorders are endem- Norman, now a lieu- as harrowing, but still tage point concerning the ic among servicemen. Often, tenant with the Miami challenging. The return- plight of veterans as they re- their wives and children are County Sheriff’s Depart- ing soldiers were told to integrate into civilian com- unconsciously expected to ment, shared his recol- change from their mili- munities. His talk addressed be their counselors as they lections of events in Sai- tary uniforms into civil- the challenges facing veter- work through experiences gon in 1975 as part of ian clothing before they ans as they enter the work- from active duty. “This isn’t veterans’ week activities went through the airport force, how they interact so- the way it’s supposed to be,” at Upper Valley Medical due to the negative atti- cially and relationally, and Heath said. “We need to be Center. tude of many Americans their need for positive men- able to be there for our fami- A Marine Corps se- toward military members tal and spiritual condition- lies, not just physically but in curity guard assigned to coming home. ing. Heath’s Life and lead- every other way rather than the American Embassy “Basically, I had to ership Coaching business burdening them with things in Saigon, Norman was sneak back into my own with Gauntlet Development they don’t understand.” among the last Marines country after serving a uniquely qualified him to His charge and encour- rescued from the embas- year in Vietnam,” Nor- take on the topics. His book, agement to veterans was sy rooftop as the United man said. “How to Succeed in the Ci- to see the greater purpose vilian World” is a compre- behind their new civilian States evacuated at the The attitude in Amer- hensive plan for military lives. According to Heath, war’s end. ica today toward veter- men and women as they en- he’s found that purpose in Norman signed up for ans and those who serve, gage their new lifestyles on his faith and his family. His the Marines and service thankfully, has changed, American soil as productive charge to families, employ- in the infantry after his he said. members of society. ers, and friends of returning draft number was drawn “The welcomes (for “Veterans are a motivat- veterans was to be patient, near the top while he military personnel) now ed group. When they get an consistent, and straight-for- was a senior at Fairborn are important. People order, if you tell them to do ward as we work together to Park Hills High School in Lt. Dave Norman talks about his days in Vietnam during who serve need that UVMC veterans week activity. something, they’re on it,” grow the communities our 1972. After graduation, knowledge,” Norman Heath said. “But they need veterans have fought to pro- he completed training, He described the cha- cans and as many South said. to feel purpose, like they’re tect. including being first in otic times in the country Vietnamese as possible “Freedom is not cheap doing something worth- “We live in a country that his infantry school class, as the North Vietnam- through the embassy. by any stretch of the imag- while.” is a light to rest of the world,” before being assigned to ese moved south and the Norman described ination. I have been in a One of the greatest ob- Heath said. “We did nothing Vietnam in 1973. end of the war neared. harrowing duty and lot of countries … and stacles military service men to deserve it. You can’t earn After a one year tour of In the final days, ways to hours of uncertainty after this is the best country in and women encounter upon what we’ve been blessed with duty, Norman completed leave the country via a all but a handful of Ma- the world. This is the best returning from active duty here but we can offer our Marine Security Guard river, roads and the air- rines had been evacuated, country because we fight to civilian life is the integra- time and energy to bless and School before returning port were cut off, leaving and the helicopters had to keep this country safe,” tion into a workforce where create a better future for oth- to Southeast Asia and the only helicopters to help been ordered not to re- he said. “If you see a vet- the work ethic in fellow-em- ers because of the gift we’ve embassy duty. evacuate the last Ameri- turn. Eventually, they did, eran, thank them.” ployees differs from that of been given.”

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The ers also highlighted the junior and senior class- unique pathways that es of Upper Valley CC have been developed toured the campus and specifically for Upper engaged in breakout Valley CC students. sessions, which high- These opportunitiesBecky Rice, UVMC president and CEO, left, with Pam lighted the College’s provide students with Wilson. various fields of study. a direct pathway from “It was clear that the Machining Technology students from Upper Valley Upper Valley CC to students enjoyed their Career Center listen to Bobby Gilbert, Coordinator/ Edison State, allowing Trainer of Industrial Programs, as he outlines Edison Wilson named time on campus,” said State’s Advanced Manufacturing Systems program. them to make optimal Stacey Bean, Enroll- use of their time and ment Manager at Edi- between Upper Valley alleled their field of money. UVMC Employee son State. “This event Career Center and Edi- study at Upper Valley “By choosing Edison provides a great op- son State,” added Bean. CC. Breakout sessions State, these students portunity for students While on campus, included such career have the potential to of the Year to meet with faculty to students participated program areas as Engi- earn college credit while Pam Wilson was recog- Huntzinger, Sally Mote, and learn about the direct in hand-on activities neering, Computer In- still in high school and nized as the UVMC Employ- Judy Taynor. Those with 40 pathways and articu- save a lot of money in ee of the Year for 2016 during years of service were Jennifer with Edison State in- formation Technology, the annual Employee Recog- Blythe, Debra Brandt, Ronald lation agreements held structors, which par- Early Childhood Edu- the process.” nition Banquet held recently. Copen, Deborah Holthaus, A licensed social work- Jeannie Hurst, Mary Shay, er, Wilson was selected as Evelyn Smith, Connie Suerd- h TROY continued from Page 5 UVMC Employee of the ieck. • Painting size is 12” x 21 from 10 a.m. to 12 November 22, 11:00 class minimum is four. Month for November 2015. Other long-time employ- 12” canvas p.m. at Charleston Falls a.m. – 12:00 Noon Must be registered to She works in the integrated ees recognized included: • See one of our Wild- Preserve, 2535 Ross Rd. Charleston Falls attend. Register for care management depart- 35 years: Hyacinth Amin life Ambassadors up- south of Tipp City. This Preserve the program by sending ment and began her UVMC Townsend, Nora Jane Her- close! program is for expect- The Miami County an email to register@ employment in 1989 at Piqua shberger, Deborah Kappers, • Lisa Bauer, from ant mothers, mothers Park District will hold miamicountyparks. Hospital. She worked in the Lori Kirk, Danetta Meyer, Mayflower Arts Center, and tots 0 to five years its Preschool in the com, going to the pro- social services departments Kathleen Scarbrough, Ann will guide you through of age. Participants can Park “Turkey Time” gram calendar at www. at both Piqua and Stouder Timmerman, Christine Wa- the painting process. socialize, play and ex- program on November MiamiCountyParks.com Memorial Hospital. tercutter, Virginia Wilt • Great for any level ercise during this walk. 22 from 11 a.m. to 12 or calling (937) 335- “Pam Wilson is so deserv- 30 years: Patricia Chappie, of painting experience! There may even be craft p.m. at Charleston Falls 6273, Ext. 109. Credit ing of this recognition with Cheri Clayton, Patricia Col- All proceeds bene- time. Be sure to dress Preserve, 2535 Ross card payments are now her countless hours of put- by, Tarlesa Delcamp, Pamela fit the Brukner Nature for the weather. Reg- Rd. south of Tipp City. accepted online at time ting her patients and their Deloye, Jenna Geuy, Lori Jes- Center Wildlife Ambas- ister for the program Join park district nat- of registration. families’ needs before her see, John Jones, Betty Plat- sador program. by sending an email to uralist Gecko Jody and own. She stays until the job foot, Mark Riegel, Elizabeth Trailing Moms & Tots register@miamicoun- learn about wild tur- is done,” a co-worker said in Schwartz, Beth Simons November 21, 10:00 typarks.com, going to keys. 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