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Puppy dog tails, p5 Jefferson loses two to Crestview, p6 THE ELPHOS ERALD D Telling The Tri-County’s Story Since 1869H 50¢ daily TUESDAY, MAY 4, 2010 Delphos, Ohio Upfront Trinity members OK new church CL of C meets BY NANCY SPENCER for special Mass The Delphos Herald [email protected] The Delphos Catholic Ladies of Columbia Council DELPHOS — Members 40 will meet at 7 p.m. today of Trinity United Methodist at the St. John’s School Church held a conference Chapel for a special Mass in on Sunday and voted over- celebration of Mother’s Day. whelmingly to proceed The business meet- with the construction of ing will immediately fol- a new church/community low at the K of C hall. center. “Moving to the new 14.65- Help Me Grow acre location on Ambrose Drive will provide ample sets screenings room for future growth,” the Putnam County Help Rev. David Howell said. Me Grow will be provid- Sunday worship service ing free screenings (hear- seating will expand from the ing, development, speech, current average of 180 to vision, behavioral and play 400, with additional space Rendering submitted skills) for infants, toddlers for a total of more than 500 420 members and today, that not just in our church or Building Committee ect has made the process and preschoolers by appoint- seats. number is nearly doubled at building. We are reaching member Jeff Wiltsie said the rewarding,” Wiltsie said. ment from 1-4 p.m. on May The church has seen 760. out to other groups and try- project has seen support from The new 30,200-square- 11 at the Putnam County tremendous growth in its “I believe we are a com- ing to fill needs in our com- not only the congregation but foot church will also include Educational Service Center. membership over the last 14 munity-focused church. We munity. That has attracted the hierarchy of the church a nursery, Sunday school Call Ann or Marcie years. Rev. Howell arrived are looking for ways to be a lot of new members,” as well. to schedule an appoint- in 1996 with an approximate relevant in the community, Howell said. “The support for this proj- See CHURCH, page 2 ment at 419-523-6059 or 1-877-738-1866. Sports Ohioans go to the St. John’s hosting basket- ball camp voting booth angry Camp Director Aaron Elwer has announced the St. By JULIE CARR SMYTH were to decide two statewide John’s basketball camp will The Associated Press issues: the renewal of the run 8:30-11:30 a.m. June Third Frontier high-tech jobs 7-10. Boys and girls enter- COLUMBUS — Voter initiative and the relocation of ing grades 4-9 are eligible. frustration with Washington a Columbus casino approved Applications are available in and Wall Street was to begin last fall from the trendy the high/grade school offices; playing out today in a state downtown Arena District to deadline is May 21. primary heavy on tea party a struggling West Side neigh- TODAY and economic themes. borhood. Both issues have Baseball (5 p.m.): Wayne Republicans and received broad bipartisan sup- Trace at Jefferson, Miller Democrats were to make their port in campaigns focused on City at Ottoville (PCL), picks to run in the fall election their job-growing potential. Spencerville at Botkins, in a U.S. Senate contest, two Neither has any organized Lincolnview at Continental, dozen congressional prima- opposition. Allen East at Kalida, ries, a handful of legislative In the Democratic Senate Elida at Celina (WBL). races and two statewide offic- primary, Secretary of State Softball (5 p.m.): es. Anti-mainstream momen- Jennifer Brunner and Lt. McComb at Kalida, tum has led to two third-party Gov. Lee Fisher have focused Celina at Elida (WBL). runoffs — for the Libertarian debate on creating jobs and Track and Field: (4:30 Mike Ford photo and Constitution nominations improving the ailing econo- p.m.) Jefferson at Paulding/ Van Wert County Election Board Volunteer LaDonna Allenbaugh helps voter Willie — in central Ohio congres- my in Ohio, where unemploy- Columbus Grove at Bluffton; Vasquez submit his ballot this morning at the Delphos Veterans of Foreign Wars post. Polls will sional races. (5 p.m.) St. John’s/Crestview be open until 7:30 p.m. Also today, Ohio voters See VOTING, page 2 at Wayne Trace, Van Wert at Ottoville and Spencerville/ L-B at Lincolnview. ‘May’ be time to prevent stroke Tennis: Elida at Celina (WBL), 4:30 p.m. BY MIKE FORD a rather extensive stroke,” he WEDNESDAY The Delphos Herald said. Baseball (5 p.m.): St. [email protected] Wehri said the most John’s at Parkway (MAC), important thing anyone can Jefferson at Kalida, Ada at DELPHOS — The do if one thinks one is having Fort Jennings. National Stroke Association a stroke is to go to the emer- Softball (5 p.m.): has declared May as its gency room immediately. He Ottoville at LCC, Columbus National Stroke Awareness said time is of the essence Grove and Kalida (PCL). Month. The organization because a clot may be pre- Track and Field: Elida claims this “brain attack” venting blood from reaching at Shawnee, 4:30 p.m. is the third leading cause of the brain and can be dissolved death in the United States and with thrombolytic medication. Forecast up to 80 percent of them are He also said it’s common to Mostly sunny preventable. feel a stroke coming on. Wednesday; Dr. Carl Wehri explains “Most patients have symp- slight chance of what a stroke is and how it toms of an impending stroke afternoon show- can be prevented: with tingling, numbness or ers, storms. “A stroke is also described weakness; they may also have High in mid 70s. See page 2. as a Cerebral Vascular a change in vision, inability Accident and is manifested to walk, dizziness or vertigo. Index by a number of symptoms There are a whole host of Obituaries 2 including loss of sensation potential symptoms preced- State/Local 3 or numbness or tingling in ing the stroke,” he said. virtually any part of the body. Other signs of stroke Politics 4 Photo submitted Community 5 It can be associated with loss include trouble speaking and Landeck students learn about snakes Sports 6-7 of movement or the ability to severe headache. Paralysis move; to bend or extend the may take place on just one Doug Wynn with the Ohio Division of Wildlife gave a presentation about snakes Classifieds 8 extremity involved. It can be side of one’s body. The from Ohio at Landeck Elementary on Monday. Wynn has captured thousands of TV 9 gradual in onset over a period Mayo Clinic recommends snakes and shared many adventurous stories. Pictures were shown of the different World News 10 of minutes or hours or it can raising both arms in the air; snakes that live in Ohio. He brought along a rattlesnake and enticed it to go into a be very acutely manifested if one arm begins to fall, a plastic tube so the children could safely touch it and hear the rattle sound of its tail. in a few seconds or minutes Landeck student Damon Wiltsie is brave enough to touch the snake as Wynn holds where a patient could suffer See STROKE, page 2 it in a tube. Why wait for the emergency medical care you need? LESS THAN Before deciding where to go for emergency care, take charge of your valuable time. Text the word “Time” to 95495 or visit www.limamemorial.org to see Lima Memorial’s current ER wait time. MINUTES #1 ON AVERAGE TEXT “TIME” TO 95495 2 2 – The Herald Tuesday, May 4, 2010 www.delphosherald.com For The Record Church ‘Summer of (Continued from page 1) The Daily uncertainty’ classrooms, a fellowship/ Herald social room, kitchen, admin- looms over Vol. 140 No. 266 istrative offices and more. Nancy Spencer, editor The nursery, pre-school Ray Geary, business manager and Sunday school class- Europe Don Hemple, advertising manager rooms are also planned to By SHAWN POGATCHNIK Tiffany Brantley, double as Tender Times The Associated Press circulation manager Child Development Center William Kohl, general manager/ Daycare and Preschool dur- DUBLIN — Iceland’s vol- Eagle Print ing the week. canic ash threatened European The Daily Herald (USPS 1525 “We are excited to air space once again today, 8000) is published daily except bring day care to the city,” forcing Ireland and some North Sundays and Holidays. Howell said. “There is such Atlantic islands to temporarily By carrier in Delphos and a need for that here. The shut down airports for the first area towns, or by rural motor new building will provide time in 12 days. route where available $2.09 per a better location to a grow- Eamonn Brennan, chief of week. By mail in Allen, Van ing church family, commu- the Irish Aviation Authority, Wert, or Putnam County, $105 nity and world seven days a warned of “a summer of per year. Outside these counties week,” Rev. Howell said. uncertainty” in the air due $119 per year. The committee will now to the continuing eruption of Entered in the post office find an architect to work up Iceland’s Eyjafjallajokul (ay- in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as the design plan to be sub- yah-FYAH-lah-yer-kuhl) vol- Periodicals, postage paid at mitted to the state and then cano. Delphos, Ohio. put the project out for bid. In Brussels, European No mail subscriptions will They hope to begin con- Union transport ministers held be accepted in towns or villages another emergency aviation where The Daily Herald paper struction next spring.