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Staff reports DELPHOS The Delphos Herald is proud to announce that on Wednesday, May 1, the newspaper will become a morning publication. As a result of this change, customers in the city limits of Delphos and newsstands will receive the paper by carrier before 8 a.m. Newspapers for customers outside the city limits will be sent to the local post offices for same-day delivery. For in-town readers of The Herald, they will now receive the hard-print edition hours earlier each day. It will also allow for the delphosherald.com website and Facebook page to be updated much earlier and provide an opportunity for more developing-story and breaking-news updates throughout the day. This change in publication time will allow the editorial staff to provide more timely news coverage to its customers and also provide a greater opportunity to update developing stories and provide breaking news on The Heralds web site, Editor Nancy Spencer said. We will also add an additional reporter to the staff to offer more local news to our readers. Spencer went on to say she was excited about the changes because it will allow the The Herald to respond to the demand of readers to receive their news sooner. As the push to a 24-hour cycle for news across both print and digital products continues, this move will position The Herald to answer those reader needs. Several new theme pages have also been added for better readability of The Herald, making it easier for subscribers to find the types of stories they like to read. The Next Generation page runs on Wednesday and the Senior Lifestyle page runs on the last Saturday of the month. More theme pages are in progress. After May 1, whenever customers who receive their newspaper from the postal service need to stop their mail, the paper will be held with it. For those who want their subscription postponed while they See HERALD, page 2

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Community Unity sets food giveaway Tuesday

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First Assembly of God Youth will hold a Mom-to-Mom Sale from 8 a.m. to noon today at The Rock Youth Center on Metbliss Avenue. Proceeds from the sale of gently-used childrens clothes, toys, furniture and other items will be used to fund youth group events.

Mom-ToMom Sale

Community Unity will hold its quarterly Free Food On Us from 3:305:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Delphos Eagles Lodge. The doors open at 2:30 p.m. To participate, residents need to live in the Delphos City School District or have a Delphos address. They also need to bring two pieces of identification, including a photo ID and a recent bill or other document with name, address and a current date. Households will sign off that they meet the income guidelines designated by signing a selfdeclaration income form.

Optimists invite all to participate in Avenue of Flags program

BY NANCY SPENCER nspencer@delphosherald.com DELPHOS The Delphos Optimist Club would like to honor veterans, active-duty military personnel and demonstrate community patriotism and pride within Delphos. Active-duty Army soldier Brett Bowersock and Marine veteran Derek Fischer spoke to Optimist members Friday as part of a patriotic program to launch the Optimists Avenue of Flags program. Bowersock is with the 173rd Infantry and was deployed to the northern part of

Optimist member Jay Metzner, center, welcomes active-duty Army soldier Brett Bowersock, left, and veteran Derek Fischer to Fridays meeting. Bowersock and Fischer shared brief stories of their deployments to Afghanistan. Bowersock is the son of Dean and Jodi Bowersock. Fischer is the son of Mark and Deb Fischer. Fridays meeting had a patriotic theme to kickoff the groups Avenue of Flags program.

Afghanistan from July 5, 2012 to March 5. He is now stationed in Arizona. We pretty much deflected anything they sent at us, Bowersock said. The locals didnt like us. Fischer was in the southern portion of Afghanistan from April to November 2011. I was in a quiet area, he said. Nothing much happened. The people were appreciative but they thought it was time for us to go. Fischer added that the area reminded him of Delphos because it had a lot of canals and See FLAG, page 2

Hall of Honor nominations being taken

Nominations for the second annual Hall of Honor induction are currently being sought in an effort to recognize outstanding graduates, or former employees of the district, as well as any others whose achievements have reflected positively upon the Delphos City School District in some significant way. Potential candidates may be someone who has earned recognition in the community, may have received high honors or have had distinguished careers away from the Delphos City School District. Length, quality of service to their particular field, contributions to the school district, the community they live in and to society in general are all criteria for nominations for this honor. This years induction will take place in conjunction with the annual Delphos Jefferson Alumni Dinner in June. Nominations for Hall of Honor inductees may be submitted via e-mail to brostorfer@DL.NOACSC. org,; online at dl.noacsc. org; or by stopping in or calling the Administration Building, 234 N. Jefferson St., Delphos 45833 to get a nomination form. Cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of showers. Warmer. Lows around 50. Cloudy Sunday with a chance of showers in the morning, then showers likely and chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the lower 60s. Lows in the lower 50s. Obituaries State/Local Opinion Community Sports Classifieds TV 2 3 4 5 6-7 9 10

Ottoville NHS inducts 16

The Ottoville chapter of the National Honor Society inducted 16 new members during a ceremony on Friday. They are, front from left, Chelsey Boecker, Megan Lambert, Haley Landwehr and Elizabeth Luersman; center, Morgan Beining, Anna Bendele, Courtney VonSossan, Robyn Turnwald and Melissa Burgei; and back, Ryan Kimmet, Andrew Horstman, Tyler Roby, Alex Justel, Annie Lindeman, Joseph Van Oss and Trent Miller. (Delphos Herald/ Stacy Taff)

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Kiwanis Club turns 50 this year

Current Kiwanis Club members are, front from left, Dianne Wiltsie, Mark Miller, Steve Ostendorf, Howard Violet, Rick Hanser, Bob Mueller, Tim Rostorfer, Scott Wiltsie and Andrea Wiltsie; row two, Diane Rostorfer, Lisa Bergfeld, Chris Clement, Janet Metzger, Cindy Metzger, Bob Schmit (charter member), Vickey Fischer, Cindy Elwer, Barb Mesker, Barb Kline, Shanna Holland and Jim Fischer; and back, Chuck Grothouse, Jamey Wisher, Dave Ostendorf, Roger Fuller, Denny Elwer, Dave Smith, Rob Moenter, Tom Morris, Ron Kimmet, Gary Levitt, Ralph Lauser, Bill Massa, Jim Fortener and Jack Adams. Members not present are Bill Bellman, Dave Casemier, Mike Edelbrock, Ryan Edelbrock, Mike Gallmeier, Denny Kapcar, Andy Knueve, Cammy Miller, Edgar VanAutreve (charter member), Elaine Rahrig, Paul Wagner, Sue Wagner and Max Wisher. See more photos on page 11. (Photo submitted)

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Country superstar Flag George Jones dead

The Associated Press NASHVILLE, Tenn. When it comes to country music, George Jones was The Voice. Other great singers have come and gone, but this fact remained inviolate until Jones passed away Friday at 81 in a Nashville hospital after a year of ill health. Today someone else has become the greatest living singer of traditional country music, but there will never be another George Jones, said Bobby Braddock, the Country Music Hall of Fame songwriter who provided Jones with 29 songs over the decades. No one in country music has influenced so many other artists. He did it with that voice. Rich and deep, strong enough to crack like a whip, but supple enough to bring tears. It was so powerful, it made Jones the first thoroughly modern country superstar, complete with the substance abuse problems and rich-and-famous celebrity lifestyle that included mansions, multiple divorces and to hear one fellow performer tell it fistfuls of cocaine. He was a beloved and at times a notorious figure in Nashville and his problems were just as legendary as his songs. But when you dropped the needle on one of his records, all that stuff went away. And you were left with The Voice. That voice helped Jones achieve No. 1 songs in five separate decades, 1950s to 1990s. And its qualities were admired by more than just his fellow country artists but by Frank Sinatra, Pete Townshend, Elvis Costello, James Taylor and countless others. If we all could sound like we wanted to, wed all sound like George Jones, Waylon Jennings once sang. Word of his death spread Friday morning as his peers paid tribute. Merle Haggard put it best, perhaps: The world has lost the greatest country singer of all time. Amen. The greatest voice to ever grace country music will never die, Garth Brooks said. Jones has a place in every heart that ever loved any kind of music. And Dolly Parton added, My heart is absolutely broken. George Jones was my all time favorite singer and one of my favorite people in the world. The following is a weekly In Jones case, thats not hyperbole. In a career that report concerning construclasted more than 50 years, tion and maintenance work Possum evolved from on state highways within the Ohio Department of Transportation District 1 which includes the counties Thinking of a of Allen, Defiance, Hancock, new home...? Hardin, Paulding, Putnam, Van Wert and Wyandot. ...Remodeling? Allen County ...Improvements? Interstate 75 Hire someone you know Reconstruction Project will do the job right! For the most recent information concerning the Not a company that has a Interstate 75 reconstruction follow-up crew just to fix project through Lima and the mess-ups! 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All ramp entrance and exits are currently available. young honky-tonker to elder statesman as he recorded more than 150 albums and became the champion and symbol of traditional country music, a well-lined link to his hero, Williams. Jones survived long battles with alcoholism and drug addiction, brawls, accidents and close encounters with death, including bypass surgery and a tour bus crash that he only avoided by deciding at the last moment to take a plane. His failure to appear for concerts left him with the nickname No Show Jones, and he later recorded a song by that name and often opened his shows by singing it. His hits included the sentimental Whos Gonna Fill Their Shoes, the foot-tapping The Race is On, the foot-stomping I Dont Need Your Rockin Chair, the melancholy She Thinks I Still Care, the rockin White Lightning, and the barfly lament Still Doing Time. Jones also recorded several duets with Tammy Wynette, his wife for six years, including Golden Ring, Near You, Southern California and Were Gonna Hold On. He also sang with such peers as Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard and with Costello and other rock performers. But his signature song was He Stopped Loving Her Today, a weeper among weepers about a man who carries his love for a woman to his grave. The 1980 ballad, which Jones was sure would never be a hit, often appears on surveys as the most popular country song of all time and won the Country Music Associations song of the year award an unprecedented two years in a row. Jones won Grammy awards in 1981 for He Stopped Loving Her Today and in 1999 for Choices. He was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1992 and in 2008 was among the artists honored in Washington at the Kennedy Center. He was in the midst of a yearlong farewell tour when he passed away. He was scheduled to complete the tour in November with an all-star packed tribute in Nashville. Stars lined up to sign on to the show, many remembering kindnesses over the years.

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(Continued from page 1) DRUCKEMILLER, Monte D., 66, of Delphos funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. today at Trinity United Methodist Church, Reverend David Howell officiating, with calling one hour prior to the service. Burial will be in the Walnut Grove Cemetery with Military Grave Rites by the Delphos Veterans Council. Memorial contributions may be made to Trinity United Methodist Church Building Fund or donors choice.

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tractors would pass on the road. Businesses and individuals can purchase one or more of the flags to be placed on Elida Road, State Route 66 in front of Jefferson High School, in front of St. Johns Church and Schools and at the Veterans Memorial park at Fifth and Main streets during flag holidays (Memorial Day, Flag Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day, Patriotic Day (9/11) and Labor Day. They can also be purchased to be placed at the home of a soldier returning stateside These flags provide a powerful, silent but visible display of community pride, project co-chair Jay Metzner said. There are two types of flag subscriptions: individual for private memorial or active duty recognition for $50 a year and community pride business sponsor for $150 year. Contributions to the flag project are 100 percent deductible. Subscription forms can be obtained by calling Metzner at 419-234-3665 or co-chair Kevin Wieging at 419-302-1036.

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2nd body found in Lake Erie likely missing kayaker

BY JOHN SEEWER TOLEDO (AP) Authorities in Ohio along Lake Erie say theyve recovered the body of what appears to be the second of two kayakers who went missing earlier this month. The Erie County Sheriffs office says the body of a man was found Friday afternoon, only a few hours after another body was recovered. Investigators say they appear to be a missing father and his

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12-year-old daughter. Two different fishermen spotted the bodies miles apart from each other. The second body was found in the water near Cedar Point amusement park in Sandusky. Authorities and family members say Viola Francis and her father Jonathan Francis never came home after they left on a short kayak trip on April 6. The pair did not have life jackets when they set out on Sandusky Bay.

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TODAY IN HISTORY
One Year Ago Members of the Delphos Area Simply Quilters Jeana Fisher of Delphos, Jody Brown of Van Wert, Sara Grone of Delphos and Donna Wannemacher of Lima sewed pillowcases together during the groups Tuesday meeting. The quilters are making 300 of the pillow covers for the Mountain Marketplace Mission in Boliar, W.Va., through the Lima Interfaith Mission Project. 25 Years Ago 1988 Patricia Neal, an employee of Acme Precision Automatics, helped clean the area on Elida Avenue where the former car wash is being torn down. Matt Krendl, owner of Acme, said the room is needed for the new business. The front lot will currently be used for parking, although Krendl said the company may use it for expansion in the fall. Ryan Spring, Andy Hoffman, Adam Wiltsie and Jeremy Finn took first place with the aquarium they made for Zoomania. Sandy Talbooms fourth grade made zoo animals in cages as part of a science project. After making the cages, the students wrote a report on their animals and makebelieve stories using the animals as characters. Andy Siefker was presented the traveling trophy by Everett Rader, master of ceremonies, for winning first place in Blackhoof District Pinewood Derby. This is the first time the trophy has gone to Delphos. Andy is a member of Cub Scout Pack 42, Den 2. Other Delphos participants were Brad Jettinghoff, Eric Kill and Aaron Osting. 50 Years Ago 1963 Big Blue Jay, Dan Cramer retired 19 Bath Wildcats batters Friday night at Industry Park, Lima, and his St. Johns teammates drove in five runs in the top of the sixth to put a 10-4 Class AA sectional tourney win. At the plate the Blue Jays tagged Bath hurlers for 13 hits. Jerry Carder was 3-for-4 and Klaus and Lang were 2-for-four. Hey, Look Me Over, a two-part production, the first a variety show and the second a minstrel, will be presented by the Columbus Grove Lions Club Monday and Tuesday nights. Local talents will be in the variety show, such as Najef, the Magician, Lowell Forbes; soloist Mrs. Ray Lusk; Columbus Grove Schools Boys Ensemble and many others. Trees and Flowers of the Bible, was the topic presented by guest Mrs. Earl Crafts of Lima at a recent guest meeting of the Elida Garden Club. Guests were entertained at a noon luncheon at the House of Vogts in Delphos. Mrs. Richard Kieswetter, Mrs. Howard Leis, and Mrs. Norman Parrott served as hostesses for the luncheon. 75 Years Ago 1938 A large number of Delphos people and those in this section of the state are taking advantage of the opportunity to visit one of the most modern and completely equipped dry cleaning plants in this section of the country. Myers Cleaners, 434 N. Main St., is holding open house inspection of their newly erected fur storage vault and their dry cleaning Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. A group of Delphos girls enjoyed a hobo hike under the leadership of Pauline Eversole, supervisor. Those who went on the hike were: Connie Rigdon, Caria Jean Judkins, Mildred Teman, Ruth Morris, Mildred Dukes, Maryetta Curry, Imogene Lindeman, Rozella Rigdon, Eleanor Moore, Helen Metzger, Treva Metcalfe, Margaret Arnold, Betty Davis and Leora Moore. The Delphos Kiwanis Club entertained the members and coaches of the basketball squads of the two local high schools at the Beckman Hotel Tuesday night. Trophies by Dr. R. N. Stippich were presented to Richard Newton and to Arthur Grothouse. Delphos Coach Kurth said Newton had been further honored during the season by being selected as all-tournament forward at Shawnee. St. Johns Coach Schulte said that eight coaches of the nine teams played by St. Johns this year voted Grothouse as the most valuable player.

Answers to Fridays questions: A silent disco is a private party or event where the music is transmitted through wireless headphones worn by those who are dancing or interested in tunigin, and is not heard by others in attendance. Cirrus clouds the thin, wispy clouds high in the sky are composed of ice crystals. Todays questions: What government building in Washington, D.C., houses a slice of Tom Thumbs wedding cake? What 1967 discovery did astronomers half-jokingly refer to as Little Green Men? Answers in Mondays Herald.

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Ohio 117/309 is one lane in each direction in the eastbound lanes from just west of the Interchange with Interstate 75 to Belmont Avenue (Kmart) during a safety upgrade project which will reconstruct areas of the pavement and install a raised curb median in the center of the roadway. A two-way, leftturn lane begins at Saratoga Avenue. Traffic will remain in this pattern until mid to late summer to allow for work at the interchange at Interstate 75 and on the north side of Ohio 117/309. Ohio 81 from just west of Stewart Road to just west of Neubrecht Road east of Lima is one lane in each direction in the existing eastbound lanes for pavement reconstruction. All ramp movements are currently maintained at the interchange with Interstate 75. Interstate 75 southbound from Hanthorn Road (mile marker 123.5) to McClain Road (mile marker 121.5) will be restricted to one lane through the work zone on Monday of the week, weather permitting, from approximately 7:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for pavement smoothing. Putnam County Ohio 189 over Sugar

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Creek in Vaughnsville closed April 15 for 60 days for a bridge deck replacement. Traffic detoured onto Ohio 190, U.S. 224 and Ohio 115 back to Ohio 189. Ohio 12 in Columbus Grove closed March 15 for 90 days for a sewer replacement. Traffic detoured onto Ohio 65 and Sycamore Street back to Ohio 12. Van Wert County U.S. 127 from U.S. 224 to the south corporation limit of Paulding will be restricted through the work zone beginning this week for grinding and resurfacing of the roadway. The project is expected to be completed in one month. U.S. 33 from Willshire to the Indiana state line will be restricted to one lane through the work zone during the week for sealing of pavement cracks. Work is being performed by the Wyandot County ODOT maintenance garage. The following locations will be restricted to one lane through the work zone for berm work: Ohio 116 from Van Wert to Monticello Ohio 118 from Van Wert to Mercer County U.S. 224 east from Van Wert to the Putnam County line

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by HELEN KAVERMAN
The Flood of 1913 did not pick and choose its victims. It struck the rich and the poor alike. Orville Wright, his father, Bishop Wright and his sister, Katherine Wright had been marooned in their small unpretentious frame house on the West Side of Dayton. The aged father was taken by boat to another nearby house, where he was again marooned for three days. Orville and his sister escaped on an auto truck to a refuge center. The flood stopped just short of wiping out the priceless original records and drawings of the aeroplane that Wright Brothers had invented and flew just a few years earlier. Our state capitol, Columbus, is dissected by the Scioto and the Olentangy Rivers so it suffered from a great deal of flooding. It was estimated that over 10,000 persons were homeless on the West Side as a result of the flood and at least 15,000 people were stranded on the second floor of their homes. The Norfolk and Western Railroad managed to get one train into Columbus from Portsmouth. The train practically swam into Union Station after creeping through high waters most of the way from Portsmouth on the Ohio River. Nearly 100 babies were born in the flood district and at refuge camps in Columbus between Tuesday morning and Saturday. One doctor took care of three child births in four hours in a graveyard. A maternity hospital

Terror in Ohio The Flood of 1913

Part III

Shots exchanged and cause considerable excitement in Delphos

Sunday evening about 7 oclock, west bound train P.F. No. 75 pulled into town and stopped, the train extending from the Franklin street crossing to the east switch. Shortly after stopping, a shot was heard, followed by another, and another, until five shots had been heard, accompanied by loud yelling. The disturbance seemed to be at about the middle of the train. The trainmen investigated but found nothing except one fellow who had fallen into the creek. They were unable to get anything out of him, however. They did not notify the officers of the trouble and the train again started up, but was stopped at State street, where it seems that the trainmen started out to eject the tramps from the train. There was more swearing and yelling and rocks flew through the air. The tramps were not dislodged and the train pulled out with them. Shortly after the train had left, it was reported to police that one of the shots had entered a lower floor window at the residence of the Sister of Charity on east First street. (This was the old residence located on the corner of First and Pierce St. R.H.) The ball, a 38 calibre had passed through one of the south windows into a room occupied by one of the Sisters, thence through the transom and lodged in the wall in the hall, where it was afterward found. It seemed as it was a battle among tramps who were on the train. A look over the ground at the railroad track this morning failed to reveal anything. Delphos Herald, Jan. 21, 1897 Canal Ice Gives Way With a Crowd of Skaters An accident occurred on the canal about 5 oclock Monday, but for timely aid presence of mind of those on terra firma, might have resulted in several drownings. A crowd of skaters were on the ice above the Second street bridge. There were some 15 or 20 of them skating in a bunch at the time, when the ice gave way opposite H.J. Wulfhorsts store and 12 of the skaters were precipitated into the water about eight feet deep, two small girls being in the number. Almost simultaneously with the breaking of the ice, the air was rent with screams from those in the water and on the bank. Pandemonium reigned for a time, after which the work of rescuing the hapless victims began. They held on to the edges of the ice until a large wooden crate was pushed across the ice for them to hold onto. A bystander and two others who were attracted by the cries, came to the rescue and pulled them out one by one, the girls first. After all were safe, they ran home for dry clothing. It was a narrow escape, especially the little girls; one of them and also one of the boys went completely under the water once or twice before being rescued. Those who took an unwelcome midwinter bath were: Celia Stump, Beulah Pennell, Syl and Will Walsh, Alfred Oberwagner, Carl Roth, Ed Searing, Roy Wagner, Alex. Stallkamp, Art Moon, Claude Fast, and a small son of Chas. Danials. Delphos Herald, Jan. 14, 1897 Cutting In Delphos Saloon Several people were in John Reckers saloon on Canal street Tuesday night, and C. Hummer and J. Pohlman got into an altercation over a game of dice. Pohlman is said to have been intoxicated, and to avert trouble, Hummer called him aside to smooth his ruffled feathers, when, without warning, Pohlman whipped out a knife and made a slash at Hummer.

was improvised by a small tent made of bed covers in the cemetery. The flood trouble for Cincinnati began on Tuesday, March 25. By Thursday it had rained steadily for 34 hours. By Monday the flood stage was at 69.8 feet. Covington and Newport, just across the Ohio River from Cincinnati were badly flooded as were other towns on both sides of the Ohio River. Railroads in Ohio were hard hit by the flood. One report in The Delphos Herald stated that the Northern Ohio Railroad (later the A C & Y) would probably not be able to run any trains for several days as there were many washouts between Delphos and Bluffton. There are also bridges out in Columbus Grove, Rimer and Carey. About a dozen bridges are out on the C H & D, on this branch of the line and every town on the railroad between Dayton and Delphos is suffering from flooded conditions. The tracks in many cases were still under water. Officials of the railroad offered as high as $5 a day to laborers who would help repair the C H & D tracks. There were washouts on the Pennsylvania RR, including on both sides of the Auglaize and over culverts east of Delphos. In one place the track was washed away for a distance of about 60 feet and in another place for a distance of 140 feet. The engine and rear sleeping car of the Pennsylvania train plunged

into the Mad River near West Liberty. The sleeper car landed on an island. Two members of the train crew were reported killed. The Clover Leaf tracks between Delphos and Ohio City and other points were in bad condition. A washout near the Fisher Stone Quarry at Delphos was a bad one and would

take some time to repair. The Ohio Electric Traction line was under several feet of water. The Delphos Herald received bulletins from many, many Ohio towns all up and down See FLOOD, page 8

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The keen edged blade caught Humemr in the right leg, halfway between the hip and knee, cutting an ugly looking gash, six inches long and nearly an inch deep. Pohlman is a farmer living east of town. Doggie refused to have him arrested, but says he must pay the doctor bill. Delphos Herald, Jan. 14, 1897 Horse Thief? Last Tuesday, a welldressed man called at a farm house near the home of Mr. Sherrick, east of town, driving a fine looking horse, which he claimed was a 2:20 pacer. He gave the name of Haynes, and asked to stay a few days to allow his horse a good rest. Haynes remained at the farm house and the horse was quartered in the barn. Wednesday night the animal got into the manger and one of its forelegs was broken. Haynes had the animal shot. Thursday he gave the buggy, harness and lap robe to the farmer for burying the animal. Haynes disappeared and now the farmer fears that the property was stolen. Delphos Herald, Jan. 14, 1897 Horribly Burned at Brewery Late Friday afternoon, Jacob Werner, about 20 years old, an employee of the Delphos Brewery, went into the cellar where a small gasoline stove had been placed in one of the 100 bbl. beer casks to dry it thoroughly after being varnished, an operation which occurs yearly. Werner saw that the blaze had gone out and pulled the

stove from the cask and went upstairs to get a cover for the hole. He took a brewers lamp along, and in stooping down to adjust the cover, the gas which had accumulated in the cask ignited from the lamp and before Werner could move, the flames rushed out and almost enveloped him. His hair was almost burned off, and the skin on his face and hands hung in shreds. His clothing took fire but he hastened to a nearby valve and obtained water to douse the flames. He then walked upstairs and made known his injuries by simply remarking, I got it. A hurry up call was sent for physicians and Drs. Marsh and Williamson were soon at the brewery and administered relief, the burns by that time having become very painful. The doctors do not think Werners eyesight is injured. He was removed to his home on east Third street, where he is now resting as easy as can be expected. Delphos Herald, Jan. 14, 1897 Ladies Night Out Eleven of our most prominent married ladies deliberately entered the handsome home of Dr. and Mrs. A. Borman Monday night and proceeded to conduct affairs after plans originally arranged by them, to the complete surprise of Mrs. Borman, who for the time being, forgot that it was the forty-second anniversary of her birth, and did not comprehend the meaning until her memory was refreshed. After Mrs. Borman had recovered from her surprise, arrangements were made for the entertainment of the ladies. They did not come unprepared, however,

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as each carried a basket of good things, which were soon spread on the table, and after the evening was most enjoyable passed in conversation, games, vocal and instrumental music, including German songs by Mrs. Fannie Reul and Mrs. Felix Steinle, the ladies repaired to the dining room where the table was groaning under the weight of good things. The ladies lingered at the table and animated conversation ruled supreme. There was not a dull moment during the entire evening, and the plans of the ladies were successfully carried out. As souvenirs of their unexpected but nevertheless welcome call, the ladies presented Mrs. Borman with a handsome jardinier and calla lily and also a beautiful Japanese flower vase. The invaders were: Mesdames Felix Steinle, Kellar, Fanny Reul, John Hotz, Frank Stump, John Roth, H.L. Leilich, B.F. Marshal, Frank Burger, A. Bormuth and Marie Jettinger. Delphos Herald, Jan. 14, 1897 J.H. Lange and Family Caught in Terrific Storm A storm of exceptional severity swept over the country south and southeast of Delphos Monday evening. While a part of the storm could be noticed from this city, the most destructive portion of it passed between Lima and Wapakoneta. Mr. J.H. Lange with his family was motoring from Cincinnati to Delphos and was caught in the storm just north of Wapakoneta. It was a wind and electrical storm of considerable violence accompanied by a tremendous

downpour of rain. Mr. Lange says that the rainfall was so heavy that the water flowed over the road at a point where, according to a farmer living nearby, it had not been known to reach that level within the last thirty years. It continued to rise at this point until the stream crossing the highway was fully two feet deep. Mr. Lange says that it was the most terrific storm from every standpoint he has ever witnessed. Traffic on the Western Ohio electric line between Lima and Wapakoneta was held up by the storm, twentyone trolley poles being blown down. Trees were uprooted, one whole orchard being destroyed. Mrs. Lange and family had a narrow escape as a large tree was blown down within a short distance of their car. At two-thirty Tuesday, a telephone call from the Idlewild club house, northeast of Delphos on the banks of the Auglaize river, where A.B. King and Jos. Jettinghoff, with their families are spending the week, informed the Herald that the river had risen two feet in ten minutes at that point. The roar of the waters could be heard before the flood reached the vicinity of the club house. Delphos Herald, July 20, 1919 Improvement at Depweg Tailor Shop The Depweg Tailor Shop on East Second street is being improved. The interior is being repainted and other improvements are being made. Delphos Herald, Mar. 20, 1925 -

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Congress got caught this week trying to Slick Willy out of Obamacare. If this program is so great, why isnt the president all about it? Why isnt his family enrolling in the program? Why was it all hush-hush? I read somewhere they wanted to send a message to Obama that the plan wasnt working out so well. I have an idea; repeal it if its so bad. Here is what Congressman Bob Latta (R-Bowling Green) had to say Thursday about it: I did not support President Obamas health care law because I did not believe it was the right approach to health care reform, but President Obama and his Democratic colleagues insisted upon ramming through a government takeover of our nations health care system against the will of the majority of Americans. If Members of Congress wish to exempt themselves from Obamacare so badly, then they should work to exempt all Americans through the repeal and replacement of this flawed law. I will continue to work towards repealing this faulty law and replacing it with meaningful health care reform that will give Americans real choices for affordable and accessible health care. Heres the real deal. If Congress is against Obamacare, they can get rid of it. If Congress is against the deficit, they alone have the power to eliminate the deficit. If

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Congress doesnt like the fact the budget isnt balanced, only they can balance the budget. They alone have the power. I cant do it. You cant do it. Only they can. Weve already seen health-care insurance costs skyrocket since Obamacares inception. The insurance companies arent going to take the hit. We know that. If an employer doesnt supply healthcare benefits next year, they do get penalized, but the first year, its such a small fine it will be worth it for most. The second year it gets quite a bit more expensive to pass on the option. By the end of the first year, the damage could be done. I am totally confused as to how anyone, let alone the government, thinks the government, that cant figure out where all their money goes in the first place, can afford to provide coverage to millions. My guess is it will be just like everything else the already beleaguered and battle-scarred middle class will take care of it. But whos going to take care of us?

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

DEAR EDITOR: I am writing to urge those to vote yes on the upcoming Delphos Library Renewal Levy. I am a local mother and wife as well as the executive director of the Delphos Area Art Guild and each of my hats I carry in life have been positively affected by the library. As a mom and wife, I am able to reap the obvious benefits of a library, such as being able to select from a broad range of reading and educational materials each week. But something you may not recognize as an important function of the library is the significant community outreach it successfully supplies to Delphos. There is a full calendar of happenings for all ages. Recent events have included a tea party for mother and child(ren), a young and talented local magician, as well as highlighting some local small businesses throughout National Library Week often without a cost associated with the program. Community it is what the library is all about! They not only support their internal programming but are specifically supporting the growth of a local not-for-profit organization The Delphos Area Art Guild. We have a lovely second-floor space above the Museum of Postal History where ADA access is not available. Therefore, we approached the library regarding using their classroom space within the library as well as their site First Edition Building. Kelly Rist, the executive director of the library, listened, made a proposal to the board and within one week, we had an agreement. We have since decided to further our relationship by working together, creating more community-focused programs. We currently have a mission statement of DAAG + DPL = bigger, better and more community events. The library is so much more than books! And the wonderful board and staff allows this local treasure to look beyond its own walls and see how to best serve each person, family and business in Delphos. Thank you. Shauna Turner-Smith executive director, DAAG

Connecting Ohio consumers with Ohio producers

which seeks to connect farmers and families, promote good food and good health all while creating American Buy local, eat local? jobs and strengthening our economy. Despite the fact that agriFirst, this bill would culture and food is Ohios help small and mid-sized largest industry, too many farmers and create stronOhio consumers struggle ger ties with local custo access fresh, affordable tomers. This is good for food and too many Ohio farmers and consumers. farmers who need selling Right now, for each doltheir products locally. lar that consumers spend Time and time again, on food, less than $0.16 Ive heard the same mesgoes back to the farmer. sage from farmers across Supporting opportunities the state: connecting Ohio for farmers to sell their farmers with Ohio conproducts directly to consumers just makes sense. sumers or through shorter Brown Yet, during my most recent local supply chains means Grown-in-Ohio tour, I that more of a consumers heard from many people about the dollar stays on the farm, where it is challenges of connecting farmers who invested in local jobs and supplies and are looking to expand markets for their helps the local economy. It can also products with families eager to buy mean that food is cheaper for local fresh, locally-grown food. With one consumers who do not have to pay to in seven Ohio jobs connected to agri- have their food shipped from across culture and food services, its obvious the nation or around the world. just how vital farming is to our state. Next, the bill would improve conAs Ohios first senator to serve on the sumer knowledge and access to fresh, Senate Agriculture Committee in more healthy food. The Local Farms, Food, than four decades, Im committed to and Jobs Act would provide incentives listening to and working for our states for seniors and low-income families farmers and producers. who rely on Supplemental Nutrition Thats why I have re-introduced Assistance Program (SNAP) to have the Local Farms, Food, and Jobs Act, access to locally grown fruit and vegeBY US SENATOR SHERROD BROWN tables instead of less nutritious process food. In addition, it would improve technology, allowing farmers to accept payment via EBT cards. The bill would also remove barriers so schools can more easily purchase local foods. Finally, the bill would also invest in local economies by improving crop insurance products for small and diversified family farms. These farms would be provided with cost-assistance during the three year transition to an organic farm. Farms would also receive investments in infrastructure that would improve a farmers ability to aggregate, store, and distribute products. Additionally, small meat processing facilities would receive assistance for technical advances that would help improve businesses and strengthen the local economies. Simply put, this bill helps Americas farmers sell their products including Ohio-grown apples, sweet corn, leafy greens, dairy, meat, and more directly to Americas families so people are healthier and the local economy is stronger. The Local Farms, Food, and Jobs Act is plain common sense. By increasing access to fresh, local foods, we can expand markets for Ohios agricultural producers while improving health, creating jobs, and strengthening our economy.

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TODAY 9 a.m.-noon Interfaith Thrift Store is open for shopping. St. Vincent dePaul Society, located at the east edge of the St. Johns High School parking lot, is open. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Delphos Postal Museum is open. 12:15 p.m. Testing of warning sirens by Delphos Fire and Rescue. 1-3 p.m. The Delphos Canal Commission Museum, 241 N. Main St., is open. 5 p.m. Delphos Coon and Sportsmans Club hosts a chicken fry. 7 p.m. Bingo at St. Johns Little Theatre. SUNDAY 1-3 p.m. The Delphos Canal Commission Museum, 241 N. Main St., is open. 1-4 p.m. Putnam County Museum is open, 202 E. Main St. Kalida. 1:30 p.m. Amvets Post 698 Auxiliary meets at the Amvets post in Middle Point. 4 p.m. Amvets Post 698 regular meeting at the Amvets post in Middle Point. 7:30 p.m. Sons of Amvets Post 698 meet at Amvets Post in Middle Point. MONDAY 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Ottoville Branch Library is open. 11:30 a.m. Mealsite at Delphos Senior Citizen Center, 301 Suthoff Street. 6:30 p.m. Shelter from the Storm support group meets in the Delphos Public Library basement. TUESDAY 11:30 a.m. Mealsite at Delphos Senior Citizen Center, 301 Suthoff Street. 7:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, First Presbyterian Church, 310 W. Second St. WEDNESDAY 9 a.m. - noon Putnam County Museum is open, 202 E. Main St., Kalida. 11:30 a.m. Mealsite at Delphos Senior Citizen Center, 301 Suthoff Street. Noon Rotary Club meets at The Grind. 6 p.m. Shepherds of Christ Associates meet in the St. Johns Chapel. 6:30 p.m. Delphos Kiwanis Club meets at the Eagles Lodge, 1600 E. Fifth St. 7 p.m. Bingo at St. Johns Little Theatre. Delphos Civil Service Commission meets at Municipal Building. 7:30 p.m. Hope Lodge 214 Free and Accepted Masons, Masonic Temple, North Main Street. 9 p.m. Fort Jennings Lions Club meets at the Outpost Restaurant. THURSDAY 9-11 a.m. The Delphos Canal Commission Museum, 241 N. Main St., is open. 11:30 a.m. Mealsite at Delphos Senior Citizen Center, 301 Suthoff Street. 5-7 p.m. The Interfaith Thrift Store is open for shopping. 6:30 p.m. Delphos Ladies Club, Trinity United Methodist Church. 7 p.m. Delphos Emergency Medical Service meeting, EMS building, Second Street. 7:30 p.m. Delphos Chapter 23, Order of Eastern Star, meets at the Masonic Temple, North Main Street. FRIDAY 7:30 a.m. Delphos Optimist Club meets at the A&W Drive-In, 924 E. Fifth St. 11:30 a.m. Mealsite at Delphos Senior Citizen Center, 301 Suthoff Street. 1-4 p.m. Interfaith Thrift Store is open for shopping. SATURDAY 9 a.m.-noon Interfaith Thrift Store is open for shopping. St. Vincent dePaul Society, located at the east edge of the St. Johns High School parking lot, is open. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Delphos Postal Museum is open.

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Raffles is a little guy with a big appetite. This 2-year-old corgi-terrier mix loves to go for walks and play for hours. Who can resist his adorable face and little bobtail? Be sure to stock up on treats and toys, because Raffle can gobble them up in a hurry.

Cats come in all patterns and colors, but theres just something different about Danicas coat. You could swear it glows orange at the tips. This 5-year-old brown tiger gets alone will with other cats and has spent nearly all of her life at the Humane Society of Allen County. If youre a fan of smaller cats, shes the perfect size for you.

The Humane Society of Allen County has many pets waiting for adoption. Each comes with a spay or neuter, first shots and a heartworm test. Call 419-991-1775. The following pets are available for adoption through The Van Wert Animal Protective League:

We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience we caused anyone. February and March Okay, who forgot to tell newspaper articles carried Mother Nature that its sup- that announcement, but we posed to be Spring? Were dropped the ball by not postsupposed to be wearing ing it on the door. Please forshorts and flip flops. Were give us we shall do better supposed to be watching in the future. our gardens grow, and most We were recently blessed of us havent even put any- by food drives held at two thing in the ground yet! I did of our local business officget some onion sets but the es. Curves held their annual ground is way too wet (and drive and contributed 1800 cold) to put them pounds of food in. My guess is plus a monetary well probably cash donation, go directly into and employsummer and ees at SAFY well all be com(Specialized plaining how Alternatives for hot it is. Seems Families and like it works that Youth) held a way! food drive as Speaking of part of their work, if youd Easter celebralike to help out at tion. Employees the Thrift Shop, brought in food we could really items to their Margie Rostorfer use you! Some of office in order to our faithful volbe entered into unteers have had to retire a drawing to win a basket because of health and age of Easter goodies. SAFY is issues, and we are really in a national child welfare and need of volunteers. Can you juvenile justice organization spare a couple hours to work that provides a wide range a cash register or bag the of services with programs customers items? Can you to treat the entire family in help sort donated items? Are the privacy of their home. you looking to make some SAFY believes that when our new friends? Let us know families are strong, our comby calling 419-692-2942 or munities are strong. SAFY stop in and let us know its employees proudly engage in rewarding and its fun, too. outreach activities to promote Shame on us! It came to the health of families within our attention that we failed the communities they live to post a sign on our doors and work in (28 offices in 8 about the shop being closed states). on Holy Thursday and Good The donations from these Friday and patrons were lined two organizations will be up at the doors to get in. matched in a grant from the

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Weekly Athletic Schedule

For Week of April 29-May 4 MONDAY Baseball Jefferson at Bluffton (MAC), 5 p.m. Fort Jennings at Ottoville (PCL), 5 p.m. Lincolnview at Spencerville (NWC), 5 p.m. Coldwater at Elida, 5 p.m. Kalida at Ayersville, 5 p.m. Crestview at Columbus Grove (NWC), 5 p.m. Softball Jefferson at Bluffton (MAC), 5 p.m. Lincolnview at Spencerville (NWC), 5 p.m. Van Wert at Kalida, 5 p.m. Crestview at Columbus Grove (NWC), 5 p.m. Tennis Kenton at Elida (WBL), 4:30 p.m. Van Wert at Lima Senior, 4:30 p.m. TUESDAY Baseball Versailles at St. Johns (MAC), 5 p.m. Spencerville at Fort Jennings, 5 p.m. Ottoville at Perry, 5 p.m. Lincolnview at Miller City, 5 p.m. Elida at Kenton (WBL), 5 p.m. Leipsic at Kalida (PCL), 5 p.m. Columbus Grove at Liberty-Benton, 5 p.m. Van Wert at Celina (WBL), 5 p.m. Softball Jefferson at Ottoville, 5 p.m. Spencerville at Crestview (NWC), 5 p.m. ppd from April 18 Kenton at Elida (WBL), 5 p.m. Kalida at Allen East, 5 p.m. Leipsic at Columbus Grove (PCL), 5 p.m. Celina at Van Wert (WBL), 5 p.m. Track and Field Spencerville and Perry at St. Johns, 4:30 p.m. Fort Jennings and Ada at Bluffton, 4:30 p.m. Lincolnview and Crestview at Van Wert County Invitational (VW), 4:30 p.m. Elida, Bath and Kenton at Defiance, 4:30 p.m. Columbus Grove at Ottawa-Glandorf Gold Medal Meet, 5 p.m. Tennis Celina at Van Wert (WBL), 4:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Baseball Van Wert at Crestview, 4:30 p.m. Fort Jennings at Jefferson, 5 p.m. Wayne Trace at Ottoville, 5 p.m. Lincolnview at USV, 5 p.m. Softball Lima Central Catholic at Jefferson (NWC), 5 p.m. (ppd from April 11) Lincolnview at USV, 5 p.m. Crestview at Bath, 5 p.m. Tennis Elida at LCC, 4:30 p.m. THURSDAY Baseball Columbus Grove at Jefferson (NWC), 5 p.m. New Knoxville at St. Johns (MAC), 5 p.m. (ppd from April 12) Ottoville at Continental (PCL), 5 p.m. Spencerville at Paulding (NWC), 5 p.m. Allen East at Lincolnview (NWC), 5 p.m. Kalida at Cory-Rawson, 5 p.m. Ada at Crestview (NWC), 5 p.m. Softball Columbus Grove at Jefferson (NWC), 5 p.m. Van Wert at Ottoville, 5 p.m. Spencerville at Paulding (NWC), 5 p.m. Allen East at Lincolnview (NWC), 5 p.m. Elida at Lima Senior, 5 p.m. Leipsic at Kalida (PCL), 5 p.m. Ada at Crestview (NWC), 5 p.m. Track and Field Jefferson at Ram Invitational (USV), 4:15 p.m. Fort Jennings, New Knoxville and Parkway at Minster, 4:30 p.m. FRIDAY Baseball St. Johns at New Bremen (MAC), 5 p.m. Paulding at Jefferson (NWC), 5 p.m. (ppd from April 18) Fort Jennings at Kalida (PCL), 5 p.m. Ottoville at Spencerville, 5 p.m. Elida at Ottawa-Glandorf (WBL), 5 p.m. Defiance at Van Wert (WBL), 5 p.m. Softball Paulding at Jefferson (NWC), 5 p.m. (ppd from April 18) Kalida at Lincolnview, 5 p.m. Marion Local at Spencerville, 5 p.m. Ottawa-Glandorf at Elida (WBL), 5 p.m. Columbus Grove at Pandora-Gilboa (PCL), 5 p.m. Van Wert at Defiance (WBL), 5 p.m. Track and Field Ottoville at Edgerton Invitational, 4 p.m. Crestview at Walker/Dilbone Varsity A Relays (Archbold), 4 p.m. St. Johns and Shawnee at Allen County Invitational (Shawnee host), 4:30 p.m. Tennis O-G at Elida (WBL), 4:30 p.m. Van Wert at Defiance (WBL), 4:30 p.m. SATURDAY Baseball Paulding at Elida (DH), 10 a.m. Lima Senior at Columbus Grove (DH), 10 a.m. Waynesfield-Goshen at Kalida (DH), 11 a.m. Ottoville at Lima Temple Christian, 2 p.m. Softball Columbus Grove at Waynesfield-Goshen (DH), 11 a.m. Crestview at St. Marys, 11 a.m. Miller City at Spencerville (DH), noon Track and Field Spencerville and Lincolnview at Cardinal Invitational (New Bremen), 9 a.m. Columbus Grove at Liberty-Benton Invitational, 9 a.m.

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ance run in the home half. Metzger blooped a hit to center, stole second, took third on a 1-out comebacker by Buescher and scored as Wagner blooped a hit to short right. We struggled hitting the ball in our two MAC games this week, so we talked about simply putting the ball in play. Good things happen when you put the ball in play and make a defense get you out, Coach Warnecke added. We made solid contact today, especially the first couple of innings. Defensively, we are fielding the well. Our mistakes are coming on throwing, so we have to concentrate through to the end. Geise got the Flyers 1-2-3 in the seventh, including striking out the last two. St. Johns visits Van Wert 11 a.m. today; Marion Local takes on New Knoxville 5 p.m. Monday.
MARION LOCAL (4) ab-r-h-rbi Jordan Riethman ss 2-0-1-2, Dustin Riethman 2b 3-0-0-0, Troy Homan c 3-00-0, Ethan Nietfeld dh 4-0-0-0, Connor Unrast p/1b 0-0-0-0, Peyton Kramer 1b/3b 4-2-2-0, Blake Benton rf 4-1-10, Cole Griesdorn 3b/cf 3-0-1-0, Austin Albers lf 2-0-0-0, Aaron Nietfeld cf/p 3-12-1. Totals 28-4-7-3. ST. JOHNS (7) ab-r-h-rbi Curtis Geise p 3-2-1-0, Andrew Metzger cf 3-2-2-2, Troy Warnecke ss 4-0-1-1, Ryan Buescher c 4-0-1-1, Drew Wagner 1b 4-0-2-1, Gage Seffernick 2b 2-1-0-0, Clay Courtney rf 2-1-2-0, Craig Klausing 3b 1-0-0-0, Ben Wrasman lf 2-11-1. Totals 25-7-10-6. Score by Innings: Mar. Local 000 112 0-4 St. Johns 140 011 x-7 E: Klausing 2, Kramer, Griesdorn, Warnecke, Buescher, Courtney; DP: Marion Local 1; LOB: Marion Local 8, St. Johns 8; 2B: A. Nietfeld; SB: Metzger 3, Homan, Geise, Wrasman; Sac: D. Riethman, Courtney, Klausing; SF: J. Riethman. IP H R ER BB SO MARION LOCAL Unrast (L) 4.0 8 5 5 3 4 A. Nietfeld 2.0 2 2 2 2 1 ST. JOHNS Geise (W, 3-1)7.0 7 4 3 3 7 WP: A. Nietfeld, Geise; HBP: Metzger (by Unrast); PB: Homan, Buescher.

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OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Wildlife Weekly Fish Ohio Fishing Report CENTRAL OHIO Delaware Lake (Delaware County) - This 1,017-acre lake north of Columbus is known for large crappie; fish the old river channel and deep water with woody cover using a jig tipped with a minnow. As water warms this spring, crappie will move to shallower water to spawn; fishing around woody cover with a minnow or jig suspended by a float can be rewarding. Crappie must be 9 inches or longer to keep and only 30 may be possessed. Channel catfish can be caught using cut bait; target the north end of the lake. Knox Lake (Knox County) Areas of woody shoreline cover are good locations to fish for largemouth bass at this time of year; try dark-colored creature baits and jig-and-pigs fished shallow for the best results. Most measure 12-18 inches but there is an 18-inch minimum for keepers here. Use jigs and minnows in brushy areas to take crappie; these will be moving shallow as the temperatures warm. Use cut bait, chicken livers or nightcrawlers fished along the bottom to take channel catfish; some weigh up to 10 pounds. Boats greater than 10-HP must travel at no-wake speeds. NORTHWEST OHIO Sandusky River (Sandusky County) - The river level is slightly high; the water clarity is average to poor. Walleye fishing is slow with some white bass being caught and effort is low; as water levels recede, the bite should pick up but the walleye run is likely nearing its end. White bass should be showing up in numbers soon. BThe best area to try is around the Miles Newton Bridge. Maumee River (Lucas County) - The river level is still high and walleye fishing has been poor as a result; levels make the river difficult to fish at this time and anglers should use extreme caution. Bluegrass Island is not accessible at this time. River conditions should improve and the fishing should improve as well; try the Orleans Park and White Street Landing area. For both: Most anglers use a

By JIM METCALFE jmetcalfe@delphosherald.com DELPHOS St. Johns senior Curtis Geise had come off a tough 3-0 loss to Midwest Athletic Conference power Minster Monday when he took the mound versus fellow MAC foe Marion Local on a pleasant Friday afternoon/evening at Stadium Park. Working on 3-days rest, he proved to be a bulldog as he went the distance in leading the Blue Jays to a 7-4 triumph. Though he didnt have his best stuff, tossing 136 pitches (76 strikes), he ceded seven hits and four runs (3 earned), walking three and fanning seven. He is a bulldog; he is our workhorse, Jays coach Ryan Warnecke noted. We kept asking him how his arm was and he kept telling us it was fine, that it felt the same as when he started. We just had to monitor his stuff to see if he was losing anything and to us, it didnt appear he was. Geise got out of the first inning after giving up a leadoff walk to Jordan Riethman. A sacrifice bunt (Dustin Riethman) and a passed ball put him at third but Geise made a great defensive play on an attempted suicide squeeze by Troy Homan, nailing J. Riethman at home. The Jays (4-7, 1-2 MAC) took advantage of their leadoff walk in the bottom of the first against righty starter Connor Unrast (4 IPs, 8 hits, 5 earned runs, 3 BBs, 4 Ks). Geise led off with that free pass, stole second and scored on a 1-out knock to left by Troy Warnecke. Drew Wagner (2-for-4) blooped a 2-out single to left but both runners were stranded. The hosts went up 5-0 in the home half of the second. Clay Courtney (2-for-2) grounded a single off the glove of diving third sacker Cole Griesdorn. floating jig-head fished on an 18to 24-inch leader with a 1/4- to Craig Klausing bunted him up
1/2-oz. weight depending on the water current; they seem to have the best success tipping the jighead with a twister tail of white or chartreuse color. . The daily bag limit is 4 fish. Do NOT keep any walleye shorter than 15 inches; please take a ruler with you. NORTHEAST OHIO Leesville Lake (Carroll County) - Adrenaline-seekers wanted. If you are looking for a rush, come out to this lake and try hooking into one of Ohios largest fish, the muskellunge. These fish are known as the fish of a thousand casts but during springtime, these fish are a little easier to target, helping reduce that ratio. Muskie, during the spring, move in shallow to spawn and hold tighter to structure; try casting 4- to 6-inch-sized minnow crankbaits and hang on for dear life if one hits! SOUTHEAST OHIO Salt Fork Lake (Guernsey County) - Now is the perfect time to fish for crappie around submerged brush piles and structure using pink and chartreuse twister tails tipped with a minnow; most are in the 9- to 10-inch range but fish up to 14 inches can be found. Spring fishing for saugeye is best near the beach or shallow flats using twisters, stickbaits or blade baits. Muskie fishing should also be kicking into gear; try trolling shallow crankbaits near the shore at 10 feet or less. Please note the new regulations for 2013: a daily bag limit of 4 largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass, with two less than 15 inches and two greater than or equal to 15 inches. AEP ReCreation Area (Morgan/Muskingum/Noble counties) - Largemouth bass and sunfish should be biting well; better fishing is found in ponds that are off the beaten path since these lakes do not receive as much pressure as lakes adjacent to campsites. Bass can be caught on spinner baits and jigand-pig combinations. Bluegill can be taken with live bait such as red or meal worms or small spinners and poppers. A permit is required to fish here. Please note the new regulations for 2013: a daily bag limit of three largemouth, smallmouth and spotted bass, with 2 less than 14 inches

St. Johns senior Craig Klausing lays down a sacrifice bunt in the 2nd inning Friday night, moving Clay Courtney to second base. The host Jays went on to a 7-4 victory. (Delphos Herald/Tom Morris) a base and a passed ball put Courtney at third, from where he scored on Ben Wrasmans RBI liner to left. Geise grounded a single into center to send Wrasman to third and the batter took second on the throw to third. Metzger (2-for-3, 2 runs, 2 RBIs, 3 stolen bases) knocked both in with a slice to center. He stole a pair of bases, one on a strikeout, and scored as Ryan Buescher grounded a single into left. The Flyers got a leadoff walk to Austin Albers in the third. The Jays sought to add to their lead in the bottom half as Gage Seffernick walked and Courtney got aboard in beating out a bunt, with an error sending both runners up a base. An out later, Wrasman walked to juice the sacks. Geise then bounced into an inning-ending twin-killing. The guests reduced their deficit to 5-1 in the fourth but a big defensive play prevented it from being more. Homan got aboard via an error and Peyton Kramer lined a 1-out single to right. Blake Benton forced Homan at third but an error on the play allowed Kramer to hustle home and put the batter at second. Griesdorn blooped a hit to center but Andrew Metzger came up throwing and nailed Benton at home. Metzger was hit by a pitch to commence the fourth and stole second but got no farther. The visitors doubled their score in the fifth on an error, a wild pitch and a pair of hits, including an infield hit to short by J. Riethman to plate Aaron Nietfeld, with an error on the play allowing the batter to reach second. D. Riethman bounced to third and third sacker Craig Klausing caught J. Riethman too far off second, with a wellexecuted resultant rundown nailing the runner. The Jays played small-ball to perfection to get a run in the home fifth. Seffernick walked, moved up on a Courtney sacrifice and a wild pitch. Klausing walked. He took off for second and drew the throw, with Seffernick sliding in to home; Klausing got into a rundown between second and third and was ruled safe at third on interference. However, he didnt score. The Flyers got within 6-4 in the sixth on a pair of errors and three hits, including a basesloaded run-scoring liner to left by Nietfeld. J. Riethman also brought Benton in on a basesloaded sacrifice fly. The Jays scored an insur-

Zimmermann blanks Reds on 1 hit in Nats 1-0 win

WASHINGTON (AP) Jordan Zimmermann was terrific in his second complete game of the season and the Washington Nationals limited the Cincinnati Reds to one hit for the second straight game in a 1-0 victory on Friday night. Zimmermann (4-1) struck out four and walked one while improving to 3-0 with a 1.36 ERA in five career games against Cincinnati. The right-hander needed only 91 pitches to record his third career complete game. It was the first time the Reds managed just one hit in consecutive games since July 5-6, 1900, against Brooklyn, according to research by the Elias Sports Bureau that the team provided. The Houston Astros from Sept. 14-15, 2008, were the last team with such a streak. Xavier Paul led off the third with a single to center for Cincinnatis only hit

By Dave Boninsegna The Delphos Herald zsportslive@yahoo.com COLUMBUS GROVE Key hitting and one big inning was all the Columbus Grove baseball team needed as they scored five runs in their Putnam County League tilt against the Kalida Wildcats as the host overcame a 2-0 deficit to score five runs in the fourth to grab their 10th consecutive win with a 5-2 triumph over the Wildcats. Both starting pitchers: Trey Roney for the Bulldogs and Austin Swift for the Wildcats; went the distance. Roney struck out six and walked none, while the freshman Swift got the loss as four of the five runs scored were earned; he walked four and struck out one. Kalida scored two runs in the top of the first. Swift got the rally started with a 1-out single Neil Recker followed with a double. A batter later, Kyle Kehres reached on an error to score Swift. Rob Kleman followed with a groundout to short that brought home Recker to give the guests a 2-0 lead.

The Bulldogs threatened in their half of the first, loading the bases when Matt Jay walked for the first of three times in the game. Roney and Brady Shafer both singled but Swift got Cody Griffith to fly out to center. The hosts struck for five in the fourth inning when Griffith led off with a double. Josh Verhoff reached on an error to put runners on the corners. Swift balked, scoring Griffith. The wheels began to fall off for Swift. Trent Vorst followed by reaching on a miscue and Mason Smith singled to put runners on second and third with nobody out. It was back to the top of the batting order for the Bulldogs and birthday boy Blake Hoffman, who was promptly hit by a pitch to load the bases for Brandon Benroth (2-4, 3 RBIs). The shortstop took a 1-1 pitch and drove it into the gap in left field, clearing the bases and giving the Bulldogs a 5-2 advantage with still nobody out. It appeared things were going to get worse for the visitors as Jay came to the plate and walked for the

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Indians-Royals game rained out

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Just what the Kansas City Royals did not need was another off day. The Royals and Cleveland Indians were rained out Friday night with the game postponed about 30 minutes before the scheduled first pitch. The game has been rescheduled as a doubleheader for Sunday, the first day-night doubleheader in Kauffman Stadium history. The Royals have had six days off in the past 12 days. They had regular scheduled days off on April 15, 18 and Monday, games rained out Tuesday and Friday and a game postponed April 19 when they were in Boston, which was shut down for the manhunt for the marathon bombers. While the Royals lead the American League Central with an 11-8 record, they have found it difficult to get into a regular rhythm. Holland has retired the side in his past four outings, striking out nine of 12 batters, but other relievers have seen scant work. Luke Hochevar has been limited to four appearances and 5 1/3 innings this season. Left-hander Bruce Chen pitched Sunday for the first time in 11 games and hasnt pitched since. When J.C.

Kalida (2) Hovest 3b 3 0 1 0, Swift p 3 1 1 0, Recker c 3 1 1 0, Kehres rf 3 0 0 1, Kleman 1b 3 0 0 1, Vorst cf 3 0 0 0, Gerding ss 3 0 1 0, Knueve dh 3 0 1 0, Zeller 2b 3 0 0 0. Totals 27 2 6 2. Columbus Grove (5) Hoffman cf 3 1 0 0, Benroth ss 4 1 1 3, Jay c 0 0 0 0, Roney p 1 0 0 0, Schafer rf 3 0 1 0, Griffith 1b 3 1 1 0, Verhoff 2b 2 1 0 1, Vorst 3b 3 1 0 0,

third time but Swift settled down and got his opposite number in Roney to hit into a double play and Shafer to follow with a weak grounder to first to end the inning. From there, the pitchers duel ensued. Roney had retired 10 in a row before the Wildcats put up a threat in the fifth. Adam Knueve singled but was out on a Randy Zeller fielders choice. Brent Hovest singled Zeller to third but Swift stuck out to end the inning. On the other side, Swift had calmed the Bulldog bats, setting down six batters in a row in the fifth and sixth frames. Both teams return to doubleheader action this morning: Grove at New Riegel (10 a.m.) and Kalida at Patrick Henry (11 a.m.).

Smith lf 3 1 1 0. Totals 22 5 6 4. Score by Innings: Kalida 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 6 3 Grove 0 0 0 5 0 0 x - 5 6 2 IP H R ER BB SO Kalida Swift (L) 6.0 6 5 3 6 2 Columbus Grove Roney (W) 7.0 6 2 1 0 6

Score by Innings: Parkway 1 1 6 0 0 5 - 13 12 2 Spencerville 2 0 0 0 0 0 - 2 2 2 WP: Stephenson; LP: Crider. 2B: Adams (P), Roth (P), Stephenson (P).

Panthers run-rule Bearcats SPENCERVILLE Parkway rode the 2-hitter of Jordan Stephenson and compiled a 12-hit attack to bounce host Spencerville 13-2 in six innings Friday afternoon at Spencerville. Jack Roth led the Panthers (6-6) with a 3-for-4 performance. Sean Monfort (1 run batted in) and Joel Shimp led the BEarcats (1-8) with 1-for-2 at the plate. Spencerville visits Crestview 11 a.m. today (makeup game from April 18).

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off Zimmermann. The other baserunners came when Todd Frazier reached on an error by first baseman Adam LaRoche in the fifth and Corky Miller walked in the eighth. Washington won the first game of the series when Gio Gonzalez pitched eight innings of one-hit ball in an 8-1 victory on Thursday night. Joey Votto homered for Cincinnatis only hit in this one. Homer Bailey (1-2) was nearly as good as Zimmermann, pitching seven crisp innings for the Reds. He allowed one run and six hits, struck out six and walked none. The Nationals only run came in the third. Bryce Harper tripled to right and scored on Jayson Werths single to right. That was enough for Zimmermann, who is 8-0 with a 3.02 ERA in his last 14 regular-season home starts.

Gutierrez worked two hitless innings Wednesday at Detroit, it was his first appearance since April 12. After a 4-3 trip to Atlanta, Boston and Detroit, the Royals returned home Friday for a 10-game homestand, but that was delayed a day. The Indians, too, have had their share of rain outs. This was the second Indians rainout in four games and their fourth this season. They also had an off-day Thursday and have played only once in the past three days. One advantage of not playing is that its less games that Michael Bourn will have to miss. Hes been on the disabled list since April 17 retroactive two days earlier, with a lacerated right index finger. Hes eligible to come off the DL on Tuesday. Bourn wasnt sure when hed be ready as the stitches just came out on Thursday. The Friday probable starters, Indians left-hander Scott Kazmir and Royals right-hander Ervin Santana will start Saturday. Indians right-hander Justin Masterson and Royals righthander Jeremy Guthrie will start the first game Sunday. Neither club has announced the starter for the second game Sunday.

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Player of the Game banquet

The annual Zsportslive.com/wzoqradio Player of the Game Banquet was held recently. Players and coaches were honored at the event for their achievements. Dave Kleman received the girls coach of the year for the third year in a row; Abby Siefker from Ottoville was honored as girls player of the year and was also recognized for eclipsing 1,000 points in her career. Leipsic coach Scott Maag and Ottawa-Glandorf coach Tyson McGlaughlin shared coach of the years awards; Devin Mangas and TJ Metzger were named co-players of the year. Metzger was revered for his performance in the Division III State semifinals and finals where he set a tournament record for 3-pointers in a game. Mangas was also honored for going over the 1,000-point mark, as was Miller Citys Melissa Michael. Michael topped 1,000 points and 1,000 rebounds this season. Leva Weller from Continental received a plaque for breaking the school record for most shutouts on the soccer pitch; Leva blanked opponents 28 times in her years as the Pirates netminder. A sportsmanship award was also given to Columbus Groves Derek Rieman for his display of sportsman-like display after the Bulldogs contest against Vanlue in the regional semifinals at Liberty Benton. The event also raised money for Miller City cheerleader Sydney Snyder. The picture (right) honors some of those named Player of the Game during the basketball season, along with the Zcrew (Michael Hirn, Rudy Lomeli, Steve Wiener and Dave Boninsegna) and Snyder.

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Hamlin awaiting clearance, pondering surgery

The Associated Press RICHMOND, Va. Denny Hamlin wishes he didnt need medical clearance to race. The 32-year-old NASCAR star drove himself to Richmond International Raceway on Thursday but was begrudgingly preparing for another weekend watching someone else drive his familiar No. 11 Toyota. At his hometown track, that was doubly disappointing because the weekend kicked off with two races on Thursday night, including the Denny Hamlin Short Track Showdown to benefit Hamlins charitable foundation. Id rather just do it, Hamlin said about getting back in the race car. Honestly, I know everyone is trying to protect me from myself but I would have raced at Martinsville two weeks ago. Hamlin wasnt cleared to return, however, after a visit Wednesday to Dr. Jerry Petty of Carolina Neurosurgery and Spine Associates and telephone consultations with others. Much of the phone call sounded like a foreign language, Hamlin said, though he did pick up enough to understand things are inexact with injuries such as his and recovery times. Some kind of in-plate is not healing the way that they wanted it and thats what they wanted in order to clear me, explained Hamlin, who grew up within 30 minutes of RIR. Really, that was their determining factor and, obviously, my injury is very, very hard because there is no exact science to the risk. No one knows what the risk will be if I race this week or if I race two weeks from now. Hamlin already deals with chronic pain caused by bulging discs in his back and says hed have no trouble climbing in an out of a window to get in the car. He tentatively plans to do that next weekend at Talladega, where his goal is to start the race to begin collecting critical driver points, then climb out at the first opportunity and turn the car over to a relief driver. Thats just a short-term fix, though, and Hamlin sees the point of no return not far in the distance. After Talladega, the series moves to Darlington where starting and relinquishing the car would be difficult to do without losing several laps, making the idea of writing off the season appear ever more sensible. Hamlin is clinging to the idea that if he misses a handful of races, his team could accumulate enough points in the races he does make to still gain one of the 12 spots in the 10-race championship run. With each race he misses, though, that become a much less likely scenario and one that could cause him to decide to have back surgery planned for the offseason sooner with an eye toward a healthier 2014. I think if this goes past Darlington, then I dont know what the chances of us making the Chase are even if we were to race this weekend, race next weekend or the one after, he added. Obviously, if it goes past Darlington, our chances are crushed even harder. Surgery would have a recovery period of about six weeks, Hamlin explained, leaving open the possibility he could return to run a few races at the end of the season but without championship aspirations. Then again, Hamlin joked a day after Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Matt Kenseth received harsh penalties from NASCAR, if everyone keeps getting these penalties, Im going to be the points leader soon. NASCAR defends penalties against Matt Kenseth: NASCAR is defending the severity of the penalties levied against Joe Gibbs Racing for an illegal part in Matt Kenseths engine. NASCAR vice president of competition Robin Pemberton says series officials arent charged with determining intent or if the infraction provided an advantage. Joe Gibbs Racing was stripped of everything except the trophy from Kenseths victory Sunday at Kansas because one connecting rod in his engine did not meet the minimum weight requirement. Kenseth was docked 50 points, including the bonus points for the win. Crew chief Jason Ratcliff was fined $200,000 and Ratcliff and car owner Joe Gibbs were suspended six races. The engine came from Toyota Racing Development, which took responsibility for the mistake. Pemberton adds NASCAR wont punish outside vendors because teams are responsible for their cars. Running well helps Clint Bowyer shine CHARLOTTE, N.C. Always popular among his peers, Clint Bowyer over the last two seasons has slowly become one of NASCARs newest stars. Part of it is the atmosphere at Michael Waltrip Racing, the team he joined before the 2012 season, and the partnership with 5-Hour Energy, a product that seems made specifically for Bowyer. Ive been able to kind of come into my own and be my own self a little bit more since going to MWR, Bowyer said. The sponsor, everything, just all of my surroundings kind of enabled me to be who I am, so it probably comes out a little bit more. But no amount of witty one-liners or sharp comebacks can keep the spotlight on a driver. There must be on-track results and Bowyers gotten that since moving to MWR after six Sprint Cup seasons with Richard Childress Racing. Although Bowyer made the Chase for the Sprint Cup Championship three times with RCR, his first season with Waltrip was his breakout year. Bowyer won three races and finished second in the standings, both career bests. And thats what has made Bowyer and his larger-thanlife personality more noticeable in NASCAR. He is hoping for his breakout performance of 2013 this weekend at Richmond, where he won last September and has a strong record. Bowyer has eight top-10 finishes in 14 starts at Richmond. He goes into the race ranked eighth in the standings with four top-10 finishes this year but only one lap led. Hes hoping to turn that around tonight. Once you win at a race track, every time you go back there after that, theres always something you can carry in, and thats confidence, Bowyer added. We had a solid run, a top-5 run at Kansas at home and a little extra boost of confidence and momentum rolling into a track thats really good for me. So yes, absolutely. Im looking forward to getting to Richmond; I know the boys are and theyre going to have the racer set on full for me. Daytona, Talladega reenforcing crossover gates NASCARs two fastest tracks are re-enforcing crossover gates in the wake of the Feb. 23 accident at Daytona International Speedway that injured nearly 30 spectators. Daytona and Talladega Superspeedway announced that the high-banked tracks are installing additional cables at the crossover gates, which allow fans to move between the grandstands and the infield before and after races. The tracks also are adding supplemental tethers between the gate frame and support posts. Were pleased with the solution that were implementing for Talladega and Daytona but fan safety is an ongoing process and were going to continue to look at the fan experience across all our venues for future improvement as we continue through, Daytona President Joie Chitwood told reporters. One of the eight gates at Daytona was where rookie Kyle Larson crashed on the final lap of the secondtier race the day before the Daytona 500. Larsons car went airborne, slammed into the fence and spewed debris into the stands. Larson was unharmed. Dozens of fans were taken to hospitals for treatment, including one who was hit by a tire. Daytona spent hours repairing the fence before the 500. After the race, the track hired a structural engineering firm to review the fence and propose improvements. NASCAR also was involved in the process. We believe we do everything we can to make this sport as safe as possible for our fans and again, believe our history speaks to that fact, said Steve ODonnell,

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and 1 greater than or equal to 20 inches, plus a daily bag limit of 20 sunfish, all species. SOUTHWEST OHIO Paint Creek Lake (Highland County) - Crappie should be biting from 1 side of the lake to the other in 3-10 feet of water on minnows and jigs; look for wood and rocks. Bass should be hitting black jigs with blue pork in at 5-7 feet. In the spillway, plenty of saugeyes can be caught on chartreuse twisters and crappie are hitting minnows. White bass are in the creeks; try minnows and shiny spinners. Tawawa Lake (Shelby County) - Trout are being taken on white roostertails. Anglers are also having success using minnows under a bobber. Davis Lake (Auglaize County) - Try for recentlystocked trout with redworms. OHIO RIVER Cincinnati Area (Hamilton County) - Water temperatures have fluctuated quite a bit in the past month but as waters begin to warm, catfishing should turn on; try any legal live or cut bait. Many anglers prefer really stinky baits regardless of the type and others use hot dogs as a secret weapon. Meldahl Dam (Clermont County) - Hybridstripers are being taken on white or smokin shad flukes with 3/8 jig-head. Bellville Dam Tailwater Area - Fishing for hybrid-striped bass should prove successful now in the tail-water section; try minnows, crankbaits, or twister tails in white, gray, or chartreuse. Crappie can also be caught now on the Ohio side (lock chamber side) of the tail water. Slack or slowmoving water will hold feeding fish; a slip bobber and minnow is a hard combination to bear. Catfish will also start biting on a variety of baits, including nightcrawlers and cut bait, such as shad and skip jack; try near the dam and along the walkway. As the water temperature starts to increase, fishing for sauger and walleye may slow down but both can still be caught on jigs with twister tails tipped with minnows. LAKE ERIE Regulations to Remember: The daily bag limit for walleye on Ohio waters of Lake Erie through Tuesday is 4 fish per angler. On Wednesday, the daily bag limit increases to 6. The minimum size limit is 15 inches. The daily bag limit for yellow perch is 30 fish per angler on all Ohio waters of Lake Erie. The trout and salmon daily bag limit is 2 fish per angler through May 15, increasing to 5 May 16-August 31. The minimum size limit is 12 inches. The black bass (largemouth and smallmouth) daily bag limit is 5 fish per angler with a 14-inch minimum size limit ends Tuesday and then closes to possession (no harvest) through June 28. June 29, the daily bag limit returns to 5 fish per angler with a 14-inch minimum size limit. Walleye fishing was good (through April 17) and then

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Abby Siefker, left, a senior at Ottoville High School, played against Jen Arnzen in the OHSBCA Division III/ IV North-South Girls All-Star Game Sunday at Capital University and then met for a picture afterward. Arnzen is the daughter of former Delphos man Jim Arnzen who played in the 1976 Classic and the granddaughter of the late Bob Arnzen, who coached in the 1964 game in his 43-year career at St. Johns. (Photo submitted)

slowed over the past weekend as high winds greatly reduced water clarity in most of the western basin. Trollers have caught fish around the outer cans of the Camp Perry firing range, between Green and Rattlesnake islands, W of Catawba and to a lesser extent around Kelleys Island. Rapala deep husky jerks and deep-diving Reef Runners have been the most consistent crankbaits; fish have been caught by jigging near shore W of the reefs and on Locust, Cone and Niagara reefs within the Camp Perry firing range, with purple or green hair jigs the lure of choice. Please use caution when boating in cold water. Steelheads: Seasonably cold weather is extending steelhead opportunities! Mainstem rivers and tribs have moderately high flows and are beginning to recede; smaller tribs and rivers will fish first. Fresh and drop-back steelhead are welldistributed throughout the stream reaches. Note that the US Fish & Wildlife Service will be in Grand River and Conneaut Creek over the course of these two weekends putting lampricide into the rivers and crews will be collecting larval lamprey. These two bodies of water were also stocked a few weeks ago and the remaining streams (Vermilion, Chagrin and Rocky rivers) will be stocked starting Friday and through next week; please gently release any smolts that you may catch. Spin-fishing anglers were using eggs, marabou jigs tipped with maggots or plastic curly tails, live bait like red worms, nightcrawlers, or minnows, or small spinners and crankbaits; fly-fishers were using streamers, egg patterns including sucker spawn, woolly buggers and other nymphs. Vermilion River: Fish from the Vermilion boat ramp up to Birmingham. Rocky River: Fish from the metroparks marina to the dam above the Cedar Point Road pools. Cuyahoga River: Fish in Cleveland Harbor, at the SR 82 dam (but not immediately downstream because of the bald eagle nest) and upstream to the Edison Gorge Dam. Chagrin River: Fish from the soccer fields upstream to the South Chagrin Reservation metropark. Grand River: Fish from the Fairport breakwall up to Harpersfield Dam. Arcola Creek: Fish the river mouth, estuary and creek in the metropark. Ashtabula River: Fish from the river mouth up through Indian Trails Park. Conneaut Creek: Fish from the river mouth up to the state line. The water temperature is 45 degrees off of Toledo and 44 degrees off of Cleveland, according to the nearshore marine forecast. Anglers are encouraged to always wear a U.S. Coast Guard-approved personal flotation device while boating.

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NASCARs senior vice president of racing operations. ODonnell said NASCARs main focus has been on what happened to Larsons car once it hit the fence. The front end of the car sheared off and large chunks of debris, including a tire, landed in the stands. ODonnell noted Larsons car and another one are still being housed at the research and development center in Concord, N.C., where safety experts inspected the cars in hopes of determining potential improvements that might include better keeping cars intact during crashes. Other tracks could see improvements, too. Even as we wrap up this specific investigation as it relates to Daytona, our work will continue, ODonnell added. This was Phase I, to get ready for Talladega and Daytona. Were looking closely at all tracks for NASCAR races and well make recommendations that we think are in the best interest of safety as we move forward and as weve done for the past 65 years. Chitwood declined to say whether eliminating the crossover gates was considered. Previous accidents in which drivers hit crossover gates were severe but the gates were in the wall and not the fence for Mike Harmons accident at Bristol in 2002 and Michael Waltrips at the same track in 1990. Hurt hand: Tony Kanaan literally added injury to insult in the closing laps at Long Beach. Kanaan was headed toward a top-5 finish when contact with Oriol Servia sent his car into a barrier with two laps remaining in Sundays race. He was visibly upset at his ruined day, which ended with him watching the last lap from outside of his car. He was credited with a 20thplace finish. Then Kanaan realized there was something wrong with his hand. He made a trip to IndyCars care center but nothing could be diagnosed on site. Kanaan flew home after the race, joking painkillers are my friend as he waited for the extent of the injury to be determined. Kanaan eventually posted his X-ray on Twitter with an announcement that hell be fine in time for next weeks race in his native Brazil.

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Saturday, April 27, 2013

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Tomorrows Horoscope
By Bernice Bede Osol
SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 2013 There are strong indications that you will form a powerful alliance in the year ahead that could prove to be helpful to your career. The value of this partnership will depend on your ability to keep it confidential. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Theres a chance that you could be domineering in a one-onone relationship, which would be counterproductive. Use charm to get what you want. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -Its nice to be helpful, but dont take on so many burdens that it makes you ineffective. When youre bogged down and cant function, you wont do anybody any good. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- Stick to the plan of a social engagement, instead of trying to make a last-minute change. Your alterations wont add anything of value. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- If youre not careful, you could easily yield to peer pressure and agree to do something that does not serve your best interest. Be firm and stand your ground. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -Just because someone is a colorful talker doesnt mean that he or she is a knowledgeable one. Dont be mesmerized by the flash and totally overlook substance. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -- The need for instant gratification could cause you to spend your money foolishly. Wait until you find the perfect buy instead of snapping up the first offer you come across. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- If you make an impulsive commitment or promise, theres a good chance youll end up regretting it. Be very careful on what or to whom you pledge your word. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -- If a friend or associate is raring to go, you might be a bit too retiring for him or her. Instead of seeking solitude, get out and try to have fun. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Youll be eager to hang out with people, yet you might not enjoy being in a large gathering full of new faces. Stick to your familiar inner circle. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- There is nothing wrong with being a little competitive, provided its for a reasonable, constructive purpose. Today, however, your urge to win might come from a negative source. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Youll be susceptible to high-risk proposals that promise something for nothing. Look at all too good to be true deals with a gimlet eye. ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- Youll enjoy conversational exchanges as long as theyre not centered on personal or weighty subjects. Dont allow yourself to get drawn into emotional repartee. MONDAY, APRIL 29, 2013 A number of important endeavors that youve labored hard on could finally come to fruition in the year ahead. Although they might have taken a while, these successes will now happen rapidly. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Your optimistic disposition makes you a dominating force to be reckoned with. Anybody who dares try to upstage you is destined for second place. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- Your detective abilities will be unusually sharp. If you happen to be working on something that calls for fact-finding, success is inevitable. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- The secret to dealing with others successfully is to make each and every person feel special, regardless of whether that person has done anything for you. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- As long as your goals are well defined, you shouldnt have any problems fulfilling them. Knowing what you want goes a long way to helping you get it. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -You are apt to do better than most in matters that involve pronounced elements of chance. Your luck will be running high, so put it to use. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -Make a goal youve been striving hard to attain your primary focus. It can easily become a reality if you relegate everything else to secondary status. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -This could be an unusually productive day for you, as long as you dont put limits on your activities. Youre even capable of juggling several jobs simultaneously. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) -- Because conditions are exceptionally favorable, youre likely to be lucky, especially in your financial affairs. Focus on money matters. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Let the adage If you want something done right, do it yourself, govern your actions. If you delegate work, the results will be inferior. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -- Something you want badly is much closer than you think. Dont allow any kind of setback to discourage you, because things will ultimately work out. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) -- Your friends will have an enormous influence over your outlook and attitude. If possible, choose companions who have lots of positive mental and physical energy. ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- You shouldnt have trouble advancing your prestige and profits. Strike while the stars are in alignment and things are going your way. COPYRIGHT 2013 United Feature Syndicate, Inc.

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Kiwanians Don Imber, left, Bob Schmit and Mike Rahrig participate in the clubs 30th anniversary.

Kiwanis members display the toys and games they collected for the Delphos Community Christmas Project in 2009.

Kiwanians prepare for Fourth of July festivities.

Its brats and burgers for all during Fourth of July.

Kiwanis members put the finishing touches on the new playground equipment at In 2010, the Kiwanis purchased and installed new playground equipment at Stadium park in 2008. Waterworks Park.

ONE

OF A SALE
12 Chevy Impala 12 GMC Acadia 12 Chev Silverado
#13A2. LTZ, sunroof was .................................. $17,900 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

HELLO FOLKS! UNFORTUNATELY WE HAD MINOR PEA SIZE HAIL COME THROUGH OUR USED CAR LOT. OUR INSURANCE ADJUSTER CLASSIFIED IT AS LIGHT DAMAGE. I WOULD CLASSIFY IT THIS WAY: LIGHT COLORED CARS - CAN BARELY SEE DINGS MEDIUM COLORED CARS - CAN HARDLY SEE DINGS DARK COLORED CARS - CAN SEE SOME DINGS BE ASSURED THIS DID NOT AFFECT THE MECHANICAL CONDITION OF THESE VEHICLES. HURRY IN TODAY WHILE THE BARGAINS LAST.

12 Chevy Silverado

11 Hyundai Sante Fe

11 Ford Focus

#13B23. 1/2 ton extended. Z71 pkg. was .................................. $25,900 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

24,900

NOW

16,900

#13A7. SLT pkg., silver was .................................. $30,500 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

29,500

#13B20. 4x4 crew, 1/2 ton was .................................. $26,900 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

25,900

#12I100. Dark blue. was .................................. $17,700 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

16,700

#12I108. SES pkg., red was .................................. $15,500 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

14,500

11 Honda Civic

11 Volkswagen Jetta

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11 Chev Impala

11 Chev Impala

#12I110. LX pkg. was .................................. $15,500 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

14,500

#12I111. SE was .................................. $13,500 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

12,500

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#12I97. 1 LT pkg. Red was .................................. $14,500 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

13,500

#13A6. 1 LT pkg., gray was .................................. $14,900 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

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11 Ford Fusion

10 Chev Impala

11 Chev Impala

08 Nissan Quest

05 GMC Yukon

#13A8. SEL, silver was .................................. $16,900 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

15,900

#12E58. 1 LT, goldmist was .................................. $13,500 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

12,500

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13,500

#13A13. Limited. was .................................. $21,900 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

20,900

#12L113A. White was .................................. $10,500 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

9,500

#12K128. SLT pkg., DVD. was .................................. $13,900 Hail Discount.................... $1,000

NOW

12,900

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Retail

Mechanical Specs

People

OK

KC

KC

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mo.

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ealer.

*39 mo. 0 down, per yr., plus approved credit. All rebates assigned to dealer. Lease islease, 0 down, no first 10k payment, 12k per tax yr., with plus tax, with approved credit. All rebates assigned to dealer.
KC 3

B:17.5 T:17 S:16

B:17.5 T:17 S:16

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Job Number Ad Number Ad-ID Job Title File Name File Format Start Date Color /Media Materials Due 1st Insertion Vendor Pubs

GLOBE-RET 753 164245A01 004739G

None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

B:17.5 T:17 S:16

B T L G S

17.5 x 11.5 17 x 11 16 x 10 None 1 = 1

Notes None

Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director 004739G__164245A01.indd 1 Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer

Client Chevrolet

Retail

Mechanical Specs

People

OK

1/24/13 2:31 AM

Job Number Ad Number Ad-ID Job Title File Name File Format Start Date Color /Media Materials Due 1st Insertion Vendor Pubs

GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

KC

Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer

*
B:11.5 T:11 S:10

(See it before its gone)

B:11.5

T:11

S:10

164245A01
Round 1

KC

164245A01

B:17.5 T:17 S:16

Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

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1st_Assembly 01/24/13

per mo.

Printed at 70%

Round 1

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1st_Assembly 01/24/13

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B:11.5 T:11 S:10

per mo. Going

*39 mo. lease, 0 down, 10k per yr., plus tax with approved credit. All rebates assigned to dealer.
B:11.5 B:11.5 T:11 T:11 S:10 S:10
B:11.5 T:11 S:10

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B:17.5 T:17 S:16

B:17.5 T:17 S:16

B:17.5 T:17 S:16

T:11

S:10

B:17.5 B:17.5 S:16 T:17 S:16 T:17 S:16

B:17.5 T:17 S:16

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Client Chevrolet

Retail

Mechanical Specs

People

OK

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GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

B T L G S

17.5 x 11.5 17 x 11 16 x 10 None 1 = 1

Notes None

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B:11.5

T:11

S:10

KC

164245A01
Retail

Client Chevrolet

004739G__164245A01.indd 1

Mechanical Specs

ealer.

Just Arrived Just Arrived it before its gone) Just Arrived it before it Going On Now! Hurry For BEST SELECTION! Going Hurry For BEST SELE Going Now! Hurry Forper BEST SELECTION! Going On SELECTION! Now! Hurry For BEST SELECTION! Going On (See Now! Going Hurry On(See Now! For All New On Now! All New All New HeatOn & Cooled Seats Going Going On On Now! Now! Going Hurry Hurry On Now! For For BEST BEST Hurry SELECTION! For BEST SELECTION! mo.
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B:17.5 T:17 S:16

Retail

Mechanical Specs

_Cling.indd

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

k monTh During TruCk monTh Drive home a Chevy

Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

Chevy

Rear Entertainment AUTO MALL.com

004739G__164245A01.indd 1

People

OK

1/24/13 2:31 AM

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Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer

Client Chevrolet

Retail

Mechanical Specs

KC

164245A01

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Job Number Ad Number Ad-ID Job Title File Name File Format Start Date Color /Media Materials Due 1st Insertion Vendor Pubs

GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

OK People Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 Ad Number 004739G Creative Director Bill Majewski Assoc. Creative Director None Ad-ID None Job Title Truck Month - Cling Art Director Brian Mekjian File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Copywriter Ryan McCarthy Copyeditor File Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM Account Management Dana Toll /Media 4/C Other Account / Operations Color None None Print / Int. ProducerMaterials DerrickDue Tolbert 1st Insertion Art Producer David Lowe None Vendor Schawk Product Specialist Eric Singer Pubs None Legal Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM
B:11.5 S:10 B:11.5 T:11 T:11 S:10

Client Chevrolet

Retail

Mechanical Specs

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

KC

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Retail Mechanical Specs People OK

Creative Director Bill Majewski follow follow @ChevroleT @ChevroleT anD join anD The joinConversaTion The ConversaTion #ChevyTruCks #ChevyTruCks follow @ChevroleT anD join The ConversaTion #ChevyTruCks Assoc. Creative Director None Art Director Brian Mekjian Copywriter Ryan McCarthy 1/24/13 2:31 AM Mechanical Specs Copyeditor People OK Account Management Dana Toll Creative Director Bill Majewski B 17.5 x 11.5 Account / Operations None Notes None T 17 x 11 Assoc. Creative Director None 164245A01 3 KC Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert 164245A01 3 KC Art2:31 Director 004739G__164245A01.indd 1 L 16 x 10 1/24/13 2:31 AM 1/24/13 AM Brian Mekjian 004739G__164245A01.indd 1 Chevrolet Retail Mechanical Specs OK Client People Retail Mechanical Specs OK Client Chevrolet People Art Producer David Lowe Copywriter Ryan McCarthy G None 1/24/13 2:31 AM Product Specialist Eric Singer 004739G__164245A01.indd 004739G__164245A01.indd 1 1 = 1 004739G__164245A01.indd 1 B 17.5 x 11.5 1/24/13 2:31 1/24/13 AM 2:31 AM 1/24/13Director 2:31 AM Bill Majewski Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 Creative Director Bill Majewski Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 Creative B 17.5 x 11.5 Copyeditor S 1 Chevrolet Chevrolet Retail Retail Mechanical Mechanical SpecsSpecs Assoc. Creative Retail Mechanical Specs OK Client Client Client Chevrolet OK OK People People PeopleAd Number 004739G Legal Management Dana Toll Ad Number 004739G Director None T 17 x 11 Assoc. Creative Director None T 17 x 11 Account x 17.5 Job Number Job Number Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 GLOBE-RET GLOBE-RET 753 753 Creative Director Creative Director Creative Director Bill Majewski B 17.5 B11.5 B 17.5 x 11.5 Bill Majewski Bill Majewski Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs None @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM x 10 x 11.5 Ad-ID None Art Director L 16 x 11.5 Brian Mekjian Creative Director B 17.5 Ad-ID None Bill Majewski Art Director Brian Mekjian L 16 x 10 Account / Operations Notes None t_Assembly 01/24/13 11 Ad Number AdTitle Number Ad Number 004739G 004739G 004739G Assoc. Creative Assoc. Director Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director None T 17 T 17 x 11 T 17 x 11 None None None Job Truck Month - Cling Copywriter Gx Ryan McCarthy Job Title Truck Month - Cling Copywriter Ryan McCarthy G None Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert 17 x 11 Assoc. Creative Director T Printed None1st_Assembly 01/24/13 164245A01 Art Director 3 KC at 70% Round 1 Released on None 1.23.13 10 Ad-ID Ad-ID Ad-ID None None Art Director Art Director File L 16 L=16 L 16 x 10 Brian Mekjian Brian Mekjian Brian Mekjian 1 1 x 10 File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Copyeditor Sx Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Copyeditor S 1 = 1 Art Producer David Lowe Art Director L 16 x 10 Job Title Job Title Job Title Truck Month - Cling Truck Month Truck -Month Cling CS5 -Brian Cling Mekjian Copywriter Copywriter CopywriterFile G None G None G None Ryan McCarthy Ryan McCarthy Ryan McCarthy File Format Adobe InDesign Account Management Dana Toll Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Account Management Dana Toll | Goodby Silverstein Prepared by The Production Arts Studio & Partners. 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Producer 1Derrick Derrick Tolbert Derrick Tolbert Tolbert Printed at 70% Round 14/C Released on 1.23.13 164245A01 164245A01 164245A01 1 Insertion None Eric Singer None Product Specialist Eric Singer Insertion 3 3 3 KC KC KC Account / Operations None Notes None MaterialsMaterials Due Due Materials None None Art Producer Art Legal Producer Art Producer David David Lowe David Lowe Due None Lowe Schawk Vendor Schawk Legal Vendor B:17.5 Prepared by The Production Arts Studio | Goodby Silverstein & Partners. All rights reserved. 415.392.0669 1 Insertion 1 1 Insertion None None None Product Specialist Product Specialist Product Specialist Eric Singer Insertion Eric Singer Eric Singer Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert None Production Arts Studio Pubs Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM Pubs None T:17 Legal Legal Legal Vendor Schawk Vendor Schawk Vendor Schawk 1st_Assembly 01/24/13 1st_Assembly 01/24/13 Art Producer David Lowe S:16 Printed at 70% Round 1 Released None Production Production Arts Studio Arts Studio Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM Printed at 70% Round 1 Released on 1.23.13 Pubs None Pubs None Pubs Karen Cohrs Karen @Cohrs 1-23-2013 @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM 4:54on PM1.23.13

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gn & Drive No Money Due Just Due Add Tax Sign & Tax Drive No Money Just Add Tax Due Just Add $1500 Conquest Cash? Sign & Drive Lease No Money Due Just Add Tax GM Employee Cash!! Sign & Drive No Money Due Just Add Tax Sign & Drive No Due Just Add Ta ign & Drive No Money Due JustSign Add Tax Sign & Money Drive No Money Due Tax Just Add Tax Sign & Money Drive Sign No & Money Drive Due No M $1500 Drive home a Chevy Sign Sign & &Drive Drive No No & Money Money Drive Due Due No Just JustAdd Add Due Tax Tax Just Add AUTO MALL.com AUTO MALL .com GM Employee Cash!! per mo. for**Must mo. per mo. AUTO .com During TruCk monTh *Must own a competitor lease to qualify for $2000. upgrade a 99 or newer vehicle. perMALL mo. $1,000 $1 $1,000 per mo. Drive home a Chevy Chevy per mo. *Must own a competitor lease to qualify for $2000. **Must upgrade a 99 or newer vehicle. ***Must be ahome GM Employee or Eligible Family Member. Drive a Chevy 39 mo.
B:11.5 T:11 S:10

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People
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per mo. 2014 Impala 2014 Impala 2014 Impala AUTO MALL .com AUTO MALL.com (See it before Drive its gone) home a Chevy (See it before its gone) (See it before its gone) $1,000 $1,000 AUTO MALL.com Can $1,000 be combined Can be TradeTruCk in Bonus Cash During monTh Trade in Bonus Cash Trade in Bonus Cash $1,000 AUTO MALL .com AU AUTO MALL.com AUTO MALL.com AUTO AUTO MALL MALL .com .com AUTO MALL .com $2000 Competitive Trade in Bonus Cash $2000 Competitive $2000 Competi Drive home a Chevy Drive home a Chevy Drive home a Chevy Drive home a Chevy
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Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer 164245A01Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio
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1st_Assembly 01/24/13

GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None
B:11.5

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

People

OK

1/24/13 2:31 AM

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy

T:11

B:17.5 T:17 S:16

Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer

KC

164245A01

Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

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Round 1

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OK
B:11.5 T:11 S:10

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Trade in Bonus Cash

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Competitive Lease Conquest Cash?

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Lease ConquestLease Cash? Conquest Cash? Lease Conquest Cas Compet Trade in Bonus Cash Lease Conquest Cas Trade in Bonus Cash GM Employee Cash!! GM Employee Cash!! GM Employee Cash!! Competitive Competitive Lease Conquest GM Employee Cash! Lease Conquest Cash? *Must own Cash? a competitor lease to a qualify for $2000. **Must upgrade alease 99 or newer vehicle. *Must own competitor *Must lease own to qualify a competitor for $2000. **Must to qualify upgrade for $2000. a 99 or **Must newer upg ve
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People

OK

0 0 0
Printed at 70% Round 1 Released on 1.23.13

Creative Director Bill Majewski Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 Assoc. Creative Director None Ad Number 004739G Art Director Brian Mekjian Ad-ID None Copywriter Ryan McCarthy Job Title Truck Month - Cling Copyeditor File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Account Management Dana Toll File Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Account / Operations None Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert Color /Media 4/C Other Art Producer David Lowe Materials Due None Product Specialist Eric Singer 1 Insertion None Legal Vendor Schawk Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM Pubs None
st

People Client Chevrolet

004739G__164245A01.indd 1 OK Retail

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Mechanical Specs

People

Client Chevrolet

OK

Retail

Mechanical Specs

1/24/13 2:31 AM

People

OK

1/24/13 2:31 AM

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 S 1 = 1

KC

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GLOBE-RET 753 Creative Director Job Creative Director Bill Majewski B 17.5 x 11.5 Bill Number Majewski Ad Number 004739G Assoc. Creative Director None Assoc. Creative Director None T 17 x 11 Ad-ID None Art Director Brian Mekjian Art Director Brian Mekjian L 16 x 10 Job Title Truck Month - Cling Copywriter Ryan Copywriter Ryan McCarthy G None McCarthy Retail Mechanical Specs OK Client Chevrolet 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Copyeditor File Name GLOBE-RET CopyeditorPeople S 1 = 1 Number GLOBE-RET CreativeDana Director B 17.5 x 11.5 File Format Adobe InDesign CS5 753 Account Management Dana Account Management Toll Job TollBill Majewski Number 2:19 004739G CreativeNone Director None T 17 x 11 Start DateAd 1-23-2013 PM Account / Operations None AccountAssoc. / Operations Notes None 164245A01 10 Ad-ID None ArtDerrick DirectorTolbert L 16 x 3 Brian Mekjian /Media 4/C Other Print / Int. Producer Color Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert 164245A01 KC Job Title Truck Month - Cling Copywriter G None Ryan McCarthy Due None Art ProducerMaterials Art Producer David Lowe David Lowe File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Copyeditor S 1 = 1 1 Insertion Product Specialist Eric Product Specialist Singer None Eric Singer Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Account Management Dana Toll Schawk Legal Legal Vendor File Start Date 1-23-2013 / Operations None Notes None Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs Production Account Arts Studio Pubs None @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM2:19 PM Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM Color /Media 4/C Other Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert 1st_Assembly 01/24/13 Printed at 70% Round 1 Due Released on 1.23.13 Printed at 70% 1 Released on 1.23.13 Materials None Art ProducerRound David Lowe 1 Insertion None Product Specialist Eric Singer Prepared by The Production Arts Studio | Goodby Silverstein & Partners. All rights reserved. 415.392.0669 Prepared by The Production Arts Studio | Goodby Silverstein & Partners. All rights reserved. 415.392.0669 Legal Vendor Schawk Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM Pubs None
st

B:11.5

T:11
S:10
st

0
B:17.5 B:17.5 T:17 T:17 S:16 S:16

Retail

Mechanical Specs

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

0
Printed at 70%
People OK
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S:10

B:11.5

T:11

S:10

B:11.5

T:11

S:10

KC

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T:11

S:10

B:11.5

B:11.5

B:11.5
st

B:11.5

B:11.5

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T:11

T:11

S:10

S:10

S:10

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Retail

Mechanical Specs

People

OK

KC

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B:17.5 T:17 S:16

Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 B 17.5 x 11.5 Ad Number 004739G T 17 x 11 Ad-ID None L 16 x 10 Job Title Truck Month - Cling G None 004739G__164245A01.indd 1 004739G__164245A01.indd 1 Retail File Name Mechanical Specs OK S 1 = 1 Client Chevrolet People Retail Client Chevrolet GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd 17.5 x 11.5 Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 Majewski Number GLOBE-RET 753 FileB Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Creative Director BillJob Ad Number 004739G Assoc. Creative Director None T 17 x 11 Ad Number 004739G Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM Notes None Ad-ID None Art Director Brian Mekjian L 16 x 10 Ad-ID None Color /Media 4/C Other Job Title Truck Month - Cling Copywriter Ryan McCarthy G None Job Title Truck Month - Cling = 1 None File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Copyeditor S 1Due File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Materials st File Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Account Management Dana Toll File Format Adobe InDesign CS5 1 Insertion None Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM Account / Operations None Notes None Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM Vendor Schawk Color /Media 4/C Other Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert 4/C Other Color /Media KC Pubs None Materials Due None Art Producer David Lowe Materials Due None
B:11.5 B:11.5 T:11 T:11

Creative Director Bill Majewski Assoc. Creative Director None Art Director Brian Mekjian Copywriter Ryan McCarthy 1/24/13 2:31 AM Mechanical Specs OK Client Chevrolet People Copyeditor B:17.5 x 11.5Management Dana Creative Number GLOBE-RET 753 B 17.5 Majewski Account Toll Director Bill Job T:17 Ad Number 004739G Assoc. Creative Director None T 17 x 11 Account / Operations None 10 Ad-ID None Art Director Brian Mekjian L 16 x S:16 Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert Job Title Truck Month - Cling Copywriter Ryan McCarthy G None File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Copyeditor S 1 = 1 Art Producer David Lowe File Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Account Management Dana Toll Product Specialist Eric Singer Account / Operations None Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM Notes None Legal ColorTolbert /Media 4/C Other Print / Int. Producer Derrick 164245A01 3 Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 Materials Due PM None Art Producer David Lowe

1/24/13 2:31 AM

1/24/13 2:31 AM

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

KC

st

1st_Assembly 01/24/13

1st Insertion None Vendor Schawk Pubs None

st Product Specialist Eric 1 Singer Insertion None Legal Vendor Schawk Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM None Pubs

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Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print 164245A01 / Int. Producer Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer

B:11.5

T:11

S:10

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S:10

KC

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B:17.5

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B:17.5 T:17 S:16

B:17.5 T:17 T:17 S:16 S:16

1/24/13 2:31 AM

KC

164245A01

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B:11.5

T:11

S:10

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Client Chevrolet

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Mechanical Specs

People

Client Chevrolet

OK

Retail

Mechanical Specs

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People

OK

1/24/13 2:31 AM

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Client Chevrolet

Retail

Mechanical Specs

People

OK

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Job Number Ad Number Ad-ID Job Title File Name File Format Start Date Color /Media Materials Due 1st Insertion Vendor Pubs

GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 Bill Majewski Ad Number 004739G None Ad-ID None Brian Mekjian Title Truck Month - Cling Ryan Job McCarthy File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd FileToll Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Dana Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM None Color /Media 4/C Other Derrick Tolbert Materials Due None David Lowe 1stSinger Insertion None Eric Vendor Schawk Pubs@None Karen Cohrs 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

KC

mo.
1/24/13 2:31 AM 1/24/13 2:31 AM

mo.

mo.

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Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer 164245A01 Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer

KC

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S:16 1st_Assembly 01/24/13

mo.
3
B:17.5 T:17

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B:17.5 T:17 S:16

Job Number Ad Number Ad-ID Job Title File Name File Format Start Date Color /Media Materials Due 1st Insertion Vendor Pubs

GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

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mo. mo.
Notes None
B:17.5 T:17 S:16

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer

B:11.5

T:11

S:10

B:11.5

T:11

S:10

B:11.5 B:11.5 T:11 T:11 S:10 S:10

KC

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B:11.5

B:11.5 B:11.5 T:11 T:11 S:10 S:10

T:11

Drive home home a aChevy Chevy ***Must be a GM Employee or Eligible Family Member. k monTh Lease Drive is 0 down, no first payment, 12k per yr., plus tax, with approved credit. All rebates assigned to dealer. During TruCk monTh

S:10

B:11.5

T:11

nTh

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During During TruCk TruCk monTh monTh

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TruCks

Sign & Drive & No Money Due Add Tax Sign Drive No Just Money Due
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OK OK
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Retail Retail

1/24/13 2:31 AM

ling.indd _Cling.indd

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1/24/13

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mo. mo. $
Notes None Notes None

B 17.5 x 11.5 B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 L 16 x 10 G None G None S 1 = 1 S 1 = 1

Mechanical Specs Mechanical Specs

164245A01

Creative Director Bill Majewski Creative Director Bill Majewski Assoc. Creative Director None Assoc. Creative Director None Art Director Brian Mekjian Art Director Brian Mekjian Copywriter Ryan McCarthy Copywriter Ryan McCarthy Copyeditor Copyeditor Account Management Dana Toll Account Management Dana Toll Account / Operations None Account / Operations None Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert Art Producer David Lowe Art Producer David Lowe Product Specialist Eric Singer Product Specialist Eric Singer Legal Legal Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

People People

Client Chevrolet

Retail

Mechanical Specs

People

KC KC

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Competitive Lease is 0 down, no first payment, 12k per yr., plus tax, with approved credit. All rebates assigned to dealer.

mo.

mo. per mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. $1,000

3 3

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Job Number Ad Number Ad-ID Job Title File Name File Format Start Date Color /Media Materials Due 1st Insertion Vendor Pubs

GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

Notes None

Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer

2014 Impala
OK
1/24/13 2:31 AM
004739G__164245A01.indd 1

Just Arrived All New

KC 3

TruCk monTh Lease is 0 down, no first payment, 12k per yr., plus TruCk tax, with During approved rebates assigned to dealer. During TruCk monTh TruCk monTh During monThcredit. AllDuring $2000 Competitive $2000 Competitive
Drive home a Chevy
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S:10

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Drive home home a Chevy Chevy Trade in Drive a

Bonus Cash Trade in Bonus Cash

Can be combined Can be combined

OK
1/24/13 2:31 AM

Trad

* *
Job Number Ad Number Ad-ID Job Title File Name File Format Start Date Color /Media Materials Due 1 Insertion Vendor Pubs
st

Lease Conquest Cash? Lease Conquest Cash? Just * Add Tax Sean Sande Just Arrived
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004739G__164245A01.indd Chevrolet Client

Client Chevrolet

GLOBE-RET Specs 753 RetailJob Number Mechanical

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Trade in Bonus Cash

$2000 39 mo. $1500

mo. mo. mo. per mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. Sign & Drive No Money Just Tax Sign & Drive Nope M Sign & Drive No Money Due Just Add Tax per mo. per mo. per mo.Add mo. $1,000 mo. per per mo. mo. per mo. Due * * A mo. $1,000 per mo. per mo. mo. per mo. Can be combined Can be combined $1,000 $2000 Can be combined
164245A01

(See it before its gone)

1st_Assembly 01/24/13

per mo.

GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

per mo. * mo. per

Printed at 70%

Ad Number 004739G Creative Director B 17.5 x 11.5 Ad-ID 11 Assoc. Creative Director T 17 x None Job 16 x Truck 10 Month - Cling Art Director L Title File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Copywriter G None Copyeditor S 1 = 1 File Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Account Management Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM Account / Operations Notes None Color /Media 4/C Other Print / Int. Producer Materials Due None Art Producer 1st Insertion None Product Specialist Vendor Schawk Legal Pubs None Production Arts Studio

2014 *Must own a competitor lease toImpala qualify for $2000. **Must upgrade a 99 or newer upgrade vehicle. a*Must a competitor lease to qualif *Must own a competitor lease to qualify for $2000. **Must 99 or own newer vehicle. (See it before its gone)
People
1/24/13 2:31 AM Mechanical Specs Client 11.5 Creative Director Bill MajewskiRetail B 17.5 x x 11.5 Job Number Chevrolet GLOBE-RET 753 B 17.5 OK 11 T 17 x Job 11.5 Number BT17.5 17 xx11 Ad Number GLOBE-RET 004739G 753 Assoc. Creative Director None xx 11 Ad Number TL 17 Art Director Brian Mekjian L 16 x 10 16 10 Ad-ID 004739G None x 10 Ad-ID LG16 None Job Title None Truck Month - Cling Copywriter Ryan McCarthy G None Job Title Truck Month753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd - Cling GSNone 1 = 1 Name GLOBE-RET Copyeditor S 1 = 1 File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd S 1 = 1 File Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Account Management Dana Toll File Format InDesign CS5 Start Date Adobe 1-23-2013 2:19 PM Notes None Dana Toll Account / Operations None Notes None Start Date 1-23-2013 Notes None Color / Media 4/C Other2:19 PM None Print / Int. Producer Derrick Tolbert Color /Media 4/C Other Materials Due None Derrick Tolbert 164245A01 3 KCArt Producer David Lowe Materials Due None 1 Insertion None David Lowe Product Specialist Eric Singer 1 Insertion Schawk Vendor None Eric Singer Legal Vendor None Pubs Schawk Pubs None Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

Retail

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Mechanical Specs Client Chevrolet

People

Retail

OK Specs Mechanical

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy

st

st

***Must be GM Employee or Eligible Family Member. ***Must be a GM Employee or Eligible Family Member. (See ita before its gone)
KC
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People Creative Director Bill Majewski Creative Director Majewski Assoc. Creative DirectorBill None Assoc. Creative Director Art DirectorNone Brian Mekjian Art Director Brian Copywriter RyanMekjian McCarthy Copywriter CopyeditorRyan McCarthy Copyeditor Dana Toll Account Management Account Management Toll Account / OperationsDana None Account / Int. Operations Print / ProducerNone Derrick Tolbert Print / Int. Producer Tolbert Art ProducerDerrick David Lowe Art Producer Lowe Product SpecialistDavid Eric Singer Product Specialist LegalEric Singer Production Arts Legal Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM Production Arts Studio Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

All New GM
People OK OK

**

$1500
1/24/13 2:31 AM

Client Chevrolet

419 993 6086 Employee Cash!! GM Employee Cash!!

Notes None

Job Number Ad Number Ad-ID Job Title File Name File Format Start Date Color /Media Materials Due 1st Insertion Vendor Pubs

GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd 1/24/13 2:31 AM Adobe InDesign CS5 1/24/13 2:31 AM 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

$1500 * * $1 * for Hurry mo. forBEST mo. Going On Now Going On Now! Going On Now! For Hurry SELE For 2014 Impala
Retail Mechanical Specs People
B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

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3 3

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Trade in Bonus Cash per mo.

Lease Conquest Cash?

for mo. mo. Lease is 0 down, no first payment, 12k plus tax, with approved credit. AllEmployee rebates assigned toEligible dealer. ***Must be a GM or Family *per yr., * afor * qualify for $2000. **Must *Must * own competitor lease to upgrade a 99 or newer vehicle. 2014 Im st own a competitor lease to qualify for $2000. **Must upgrade a 99 or newer *Must own a vehicle. competitor lease to qualify for $2000. **Must upgrade a 99 or newer vehicle.
GM Employee Cash!! Lease is 0 down, no rst payment, 12k per year, plus tax, with approved credit. All rebates assigned to dealer.
***Must be a GM Employee or Eligible Family Member.

for

Employee Cash!! Lease is 0 down, noGM first payment, 12k per yr., plus tax, with approved credit. All rebates assigned to dealer.
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mo. *

$2000 Competitive Lease Conquest Cash? per mo. * $1500 *

Aa on E Page Lease Conquest Cas During TruCk monTh During TruCk monTh During TruCk monTh $2000 Competitive
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Drive home a Chevy Trade Drive home a Chevy in Bonus Cash

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Client Chevrolet

004739G__164245A01.indd 1

004739G__164245A01.indd 1

Retail

Mechanical Specs

People

Client Chevrolet

OK

Retail

3 NOX 2008 MAZDA 5

SPORT

* Drive No Money Due I have never experienced the level of satisfaction, shopping anywhere I had been searching a particular used car (make, model, color, features, etc.) for a while. ASign car with & the exact features I was looking for showed up per mo. per for mo. per mo. Sign & Drive No Money Due per Just Add Tax mo. per mo. gn & Drive No Money Due Just Add Tax per mo. Signand & Drive No Money Due Just Add Tax as I did shopping at the Lima Auto Mall. Everyone was pleasant on my Autotrader.com search from Limaper Auto Mall on a Friday after hours. Not only was it exactly what I was looking for, but it was also priced about per mo. p per mo. per mo. permo. mo. per mo. $1 mo. $1,000 $1,000 36 mos. greatest. He knows his per mo. friendly. Aaron, my salesman was the absolute $500 lower than other similar cars I had found, including a local one in a color I didnt like as much with 4000 more miles on it. I sent an e-mail inquiry, Can be c Trad Trade in Bonus Cash Trade in Bonus Cash Lease is 0 down, no first payment, 12k per yr., plus tax, with approved credit. All rebates assigned to dealer. job and what a great job he did.!!! Thanks Lima Auto mall for making not expecting to hear back until at least the next business day, but was surprised to get a response right away $2000 (again, this was after closing time on a Competi $2 Competitive $2000 Lea Cash? Lease Conquest me feel like I had a million dollars to spend. Aaron took the time to Friday night). Dave Osbon and I communicated effectively over e-mail several times over the weekend and by Lease Monday Conquest morning had agreed upon a selling Cas $1 $1500 $1500 * GM * answer all my questions and I appreciated that. Michael Bales explained price and* nancing. GM Employee Cash!! GM Employee Cash!! fo * * *Must own a upgrade competitor lease to qualif everything to me before I signed and even gave me a little advice. This I live 240 miles away, so I needed to make sure everything was set before making long drive. When got there only surprise wasfor that *Must own this a competitor *Must lease own toIqualify a competitor forthe $2000. lease **Must to qualify $2000. athey 99 or **Must newer upg veh ***Must be a GM Emp ***Must be a GM Employee ***Must or Eligible be a GM Family Employee Member. or Eligible Famil place is top-notch as far as Im concerned. Thanks again to the group of had actually managed to get me an even lower nance rate than we had previously agreed upon, so it was a pleasant surprise. The car was lacking a front per mo. Aa on Bonanno E Page per mo.Add per mo. 419 993 6059 Sign & Drive M mo. Sign Drive Sign No Money Drive Due No Money Just Due 419 993 6015 Leasewhen is& 0 down, no first payment, 12k per & yr., plus tax, with approved credit. rebates assigned to dealer. guys/girls doing a fantastic job, hats off to you guys!!! Keep up the great license plate bracket (needed in my home state), so I was againper pleasantly surprised they offered to buy one and have it sent toAll me free of charge. It NoTa per mo. per mo. work. I will recommend Lima Auto Mall to all my friends and family would have been easy to say this wasnt included and try to charge me the $15 suggested retail price for it, plus shipping, but they didnt. The car was in when shopping for a new or used car. You guys ROCK!! perfect shape, just as described, and I love it. They have called and e-mailed a couple of times to make sure that I am still 100% satised, which I am.
Notes None

mo. mo. $

mo. mo.

mo. mo. mo.

***Must be a GM Employee or Eligible Family Member.

mo.

mo.

mo.

Job Number Ad Number Ad-ID Job Title File Name File Format Start Date Color /Media Materials Due 1st Insertion Vendor Pubs

GLOBE-RET 753 004739G None Truck Month - Cling GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd Adobe InDesign CS5 1-23-2013 2:19 PM 4/C Other None None Schawk None

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

mo.

Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

***Must be a GM Employee or Eligible Family Member.

Notes None Notes None

Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 Bill Majewski Ad Number 004739G None Ad-ID None Brian Mekjian Job Title Truck Month - Cling Ryan McCarthy File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd FileToll Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Dana Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM None Color /Media 4/C Other Derrick Tolbert Materials Due None David Lowe st 1Singer Insertion None Eric Vendor Schawk Pubs Karen Cohrs @None 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

0
Printed at 70%

Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer
T:11 S:10

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B:11.5 T:11 S:10

Lea

$2

KC

164245A01

GM

Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

Round 1

Released on 1.23.13

1st_Assembly 01/24/13

Mechanical Specs

Just Arri GM Employee Cash!! $1500 per mo. All New GM Employee Cash!! *Must own a competitor lease to qualify for $2000. **Must upg
1/24/13 2:31 AM

Lease Conquest Cash?

People Client Chevrolet OK Retail Mechanical Specs
1/24/13 2:31 AM

KC

Printed at 70%

Round 1

Released on 1.23.13

1st_Assembly 01/24/13

Prepared by The Production Arts Studio | Goodby Silverstein & Partners. All rights reserved. 415.392.0669

mo.

Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer 164245A01 Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Job Number GLOBE-RET 753 Bill Majewski Ad Number 004739G None Ad-ID None Brian Mekjian Job Title Truck Month - Cling Ryan McCarthy File Name GLOBE-RET 753_004739G_TM_Cling.indd File Format Adobe InDesign CS5 Dana Toll Start Date 1-23-2013 2:19 PM None Color /Media 4/C Other Derrick Tolbert Materials Due None David Lowe 1st Insertion None Eric Singer Vendor Schawk Pubs None Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

B:11.5

B:11.5

T:11

Drive home a Chevy

faCebook.Com/ChevyTruCks follow @ChevroleT anD join The ConversaTion #ChevyTruCks

S:10

***Must be a GM Emp

Trade in Bonus Cash

Competi

People

OK

B 17.5 x 11.5 T 17 x 11 L 16 x 10 G None S 1 = 1

KC

Printed at 70%

Round 1

Released on 1.23.13

1st_Assembly 01/24/13

Prepared by The Production Arts Studio | Goodby Silverstein & Partners. All rights reserved. 415.392.0669

mo.

Creative Director Assoc. Creative Director Art Director Copywriter Copyeditor Account Management Account / Operations Print / Int. Producer 164245A01 Art Producer Product Specialist Legal Production Arts Studio

Bill Majewski None Brian Mekjian Ryan McCarthy Dana Toll None Derrick Tolbert David Lowe Eric Singer

$1500
1/24/13 2:31 AM

419 993 6015

419 9

39 mo. *

KC

Karen Cohrs @ 1-23-2013 4:54 PM

Printed at 70%

Round 1

Released on 1.23.13

1st_Assembly 01/24/13

Prepared by The Production Arts Studio | Goodby Silverstein & Partners. All rights reserved. 415.392.0669

mo. mo.

164245A01

(See it before its

mo.

mo.

mo.
$2006 COBALT
ED TIFI CER

2013 CADILLAC SRX* 2008 CHEVY EQUINOX 2011 FORD EDGE $ SILVERADO
EXT. 20K 4X4

mo.per mo.

529
$14,550

2013 3 01CADILLAC 2013 20132013 013 O2 2 New! 2013 CADILL New! N 2 S SRX S S O O D CADILLAC SRX D D A A A R EQUINOX R R E E E V V V L I BOSS 2012 AVALANCHE 1500 LTZ ILLT 2013 IL 2013 S EQUINOX CAMARO 2012 REGAL MUSTANG S 2012 BUICK * 2010 TAHOE * S $ $ GRAND SPORT MALIBU $ ENCLAVE $ $ $ $
mo. mo. per mo. $
Low Miles

mo.

mo. mo.

mo.

mo.

12,500 $6,650

2007 SATURN AURA

$ $10,990
FIED

23,400
28 MPG

2008 $ IMPALA 2006 COBALT

Like New! $6,650 $11,500

26,700

2006 COBALT 2009 HONDA 2007 SATURN AURA ACCORD LX $6,650 $10,990

2007 SATURN 2012 FIESTA SES $ AURA 2008 IMPALA

Loaded, hatchback Like New!

$10,990 $14,989 $11,500

D

29,999
TIFI CER ED
28 MPG

302 2006 COBALT 2007 SATURN AURA 2007 2008 IMPALA 2009 HONDA 2006 COBALT 2006 SATURN COBALT AURA 2007 2008 SATURN IMPALA AURA 2006 COBALT 2007 AURA Sunroof Navigation Loaded Only 200 miles SATURN Local trade-in Like New! SES 2008 IMPALA 2009 HONDA FIESTA Like New! LX ACCORD 2009 HONDA 2012 FIESTA SES 2012 $6,650 $10,990 1 $ $6,650 $10,990 $6,650 $10,990 5 0 0 $ $6,650 $10,990 $ $ Like New! Loaded, hatchback Loaded, hatchback ACCORD LX miles ACCORD LX $11,500 $11,500 $14,550
CERTIFIED

TI CER

TI CER

FIED

D D E IIE F IIF T R T E R C E C
28 MPG

TIFIE CER

$ $11,500 CADILLA 30,900 41,450 $14,989 $ 27,500 41,999 43,899 $11,500 $14,550 $ $ $11,500 $14,989 EQUINOX EQUINOX EQUINOX $14,989 $14,550 $14,550 $
CT CER

529 529 385 mo. 385 385 mo. mo. 199 mo. 24 mos. 2013 2013 2013
RARE SS RS 1LE FACTORY PERFORMANCE CAR
Dual Mode Exhaust Navigation My Link Radio

per mo.

20 Wheels, Navigation 2012 FIESTA SES 201 2008 2009 IMPALA HONDA 2 2008 IMPALA 2 Running Boards Loaded, hatchback Like Lo ACCORD LX A LikeNew! New!

ED EID FIIF ER IT

LT A

2007 SATURN AURA 2008 IMPALA 2009 HONDA 2006 COBALT SATURN AURA 2008 IMPALA 2009 HONDA 2012 FIESTA SES 2006 2000 IMPALA LS 2007 LACROSSE 2006 COBALT 2007 SATURN AURA 2008 IMPALA 2006 2006 COBALT COBALT 2007 2007 2006 SATURN SATURN COBALT AURA AURA 2013 IMPALA 2012 CHEVY CAPTIVA 2008 HUMMER Like New! Like New! 2013 IMPALA CXL Loaded, hatchback ACCORD LXH3 Like New! ACCORD LX $10,990 $6,650 $10,990 $6,650 $6,650 $10,990 $10,990 $6,650 $6,650 $10,990 LT FWD, clean crossover Sunroof, local trade $5,990 LT $11,500

$14,550 $17,589
D

$14,989 $17,594

ED FD TIE R E IF C IFIE T R ERT CEC

28 M G

D D IIE E D IF E ED F TR ID TI R F F III E I ER T CE F I C RT ET R CE CE C
2828 MPG MPG

$11,500 $14,550 $11,500 $9,650 $17,900 $17,589

C

2010 DODGE 2012 FIESTA SES 2012 2009 HONDA FIESTA SES 2013 IMPALA 2010 DODGE 2009 HONDA 2012 FIESTA SES 2012 2008 2007 2008 SATURN IMPALA IMPALA AURA 2009 2009 2008 HONDA HONDA IMPALA 2012 2009 FIESTA FIESTA HONDA SES SES 2007 EQUINOX 2013 IMPALA 2012 CHEVY CAPTIVA 2008 HUMMER H3 NITRO HEAT 2009 FORD EDGE Loaded, hatchback Loaded, hatchback LT 2012 CHEVY CAPTIVA NITRO HEAT 2008 HUMMER H3 Loaded, Like Like New! New! Like New! Loaded, hatchback hatchback Loaded, hatchback ACCORD LX ACCORD ACCORD LX LX ACCORD ACCORD LX $10,990 LT FWD, clean crossover Sunroof, local LX trade 4WD SEL, AWD
FWD, clean crossover $14,989 $11,500 $11,500 $14,550 $14,550 $17,589 $17,999 $17,594
ED IFI D RT IE F CE IED TI IF RR T EE CC

EID ED D FIIF RIT IFIE ET CE CR ERT

28 28 MPG MPG

Sunroof, local trade $13,500 $14,989 $11,500 $14,989 $14,550 $14,550 $17,594 $18,400 $17,900
D

4WD $17,589 $14,989 $14,989 $14,550 $17,900 $17,999

IFIE D

2010 DODGE 2010 DODGE 2 2 2010 DODGE 2012 CHEVY CAPTIVA NITRO HEAT 2008 HUMMER H3 2012 2009 FORD EDGE 2013 IMPALA 2013 IMPALA 2012 CRUZE LT CHEVY CAPTIVA CHEVY CAPTIVA 2012 IMPALA NITRO HEAT N 2008 HUMMER H3 2008 HUMMER H3 200 2012 FIESTA SES 2012 2013 IMPALA 2012 CHEVY CAPTIVA N 2008 HUMMER H3 2010 LIBERTY NITRO HEAT 2009 FORD EDGE FWD, clean crossover 4WD 2009 FORD EDGE FWD, Sunroof, local trade SEL, AWD LT LT clean crossover FWD, clean crossover 4WD Loaded, hatchback Sunroof, local trade Sunroof, local trade LT FWD, clean crossover Sunroof, local trade SPORT
D FIED TIF CER TI IE CER
4WD SEL, AWD $17,594 $17,589 $14,989 $17,999 $18,400 SEL, AWD $ 14,993 $17,900 $17,589 $17,594 $17,589 $18,400

28 MPG

mo.

I F ED D T F R IIT T CE IIFIE R CE CER

ED

28 MPG

mo.

D E FIIF IED RTIT CE CER

28 MPG 28 MPG

mo.
$18,400 $17,999 $17,900 $17,900 $16,990
D

$15,586 $17,999 $17,594 $17,900 $17,594

$ $

TIFIE CER
28 MPG

T CER

TIFIE CER

D D IE F E IE ID F IT T IIF T R R E R C E CE C

TIFIE CER

T R R EE C C

9 0

de

A H3

Local trade 2010 2010 DODGE DODGE 2010 DODGE 2010 DODGE 2010 2010 DODGE 2010DODGE DODGE 2013 2013 IMPALA IMPALA 2013 IMPALA 2012 2012 CHEVY CHEVY CAPTIVA CAPTIVA 2012 CHEVY CAPTIVA 2012 CHEVY CAPT VA 2012 NITRO NITRO HEAT HEAT NITRO HEAT 2010 VW 2008 2008 HUMMER HUMMER H3 H3 2009 2008 HUMMER H3 2009 2009 FORD FORD EDGE EDGE NITRO HEAT 2008 HUMMER H3 2008 2009 FORD EDGE 2013 IMPALA CHEVY CAPTIVA NITRO HEAT 2013 IMPALA HUMMER H3 FORD EDGE 2012 CHEVY CAPTIVA NITRO HEAT NITRO HEAT 2010 HONDA ACCORD 2008 HUMMER H3 2009 FORD EDGE 2009 FORD EDGE 2011 JEEP WRANGLER 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 2010 HONDA ACCORD 2011 JEEP WRANGLER 2012 BUICK 2007 TAHOE LTZ 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 2010 HONDA ACCORD 2011 JEEP WRANGLER 2012 BUICK 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 2010 HONDA ACCORD LT LT LT FWD, FWD, clean clean crossover crossover FWD, clean crossover TIGUAN 4WD 4WD 4WD Sunroof, Sunroof, local local trade trade Sunroof, local SEL, SEL, AWD AWD FWD cLT ean c ossove 4WD Sunroof, local trade SEL, AWD FWD, clean crossover LT 4WD FWD, clean crossover Sunroof, local trade SEL, AWD 4WD 4WD Sunroof, local trade SEL, AWDtrade SEL, AWD EX-L Automatic, loaded 12 Passenger Automatic, loaded 20 Alum. wheels, rear entertainment 12 Passenger EX-L LACROSSE EX-L Automatic, loaded 12 Passenger LACROSSE EX-L $17,589 $17,589 $17,589 $17,594 $17,594 $17,594 $17,999 $17,999 $17,999

$17,594 $17,589 $17,589 $17,999 $18,976

$17,900 $17,594 $17,594 $18,400 $19,962

ED D FIE TIF RT TIFIE ER C CE CER

IED FD IF TIIE TR R E C CE

D D EI E D E FF IT IIF T R R T D E E R C C E C TIFIE CER

$17,999 $17,900 $17,900 $21,900 $18,976

D IE D D F IE IIE T F F DD III I E IE T TR E R R F IF E EC TT CC RR EE CC

$17,900 $17,900 $18,400 $17,999 $17,999 $18,976 $21,900 $19,962

EID ED FIIF RIT ET CE CR

$17,900 $18,400 $18,400 $19,962 $22,994 $21,900

D ED FIIE TIIF RT ER D CE C TIFIE CER

$18,400 $18,400 $18,589 $18,976 $21,900 $21,900

Local Local trade trade

2009 FORD EDGE 2012 2012 IMPALA 2011 JEEP WRANGLER 2012 BUICK 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 2011 JEEP WRANGLER CHEVY EXPRESS 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 2010 HONDA ACCORD 2010 HONDA ACCORD 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 2010 HONDA ACCORD 2012 BUICK 2007 TAHOE LTZ 2007 TAHOE SEL, AWD LTZ Automatic, loaded 12 Passenger Automatic, loaded LACROSSE 12 wheels, Passenger 12 Passenger 12 Passenger EX-L EX-L EX-L 20 Alum. rear entertainment LACROSSE 20 Alum. wheels, rear entertainment

Local trade

Local trade

Local trade

$18,900 $18,400 $19,962 $18,976 $21,900 $22,994

$21,900 $19,962 $18,976 $18,976 $22,994

$19,962 $21,900 $21,900 $19,962

FIED

2013 IMPALA 2007 TAHOE LTZ 2011 2012 JEEP BUICK WRANGLER 2011 JEEP WRANGLER 20 Alum. wheels, rear entertainment Automatic, loaded Automatic, loaded LACROSSE $19,973

$22,994 $21,900 $21,900

D

20 A L

20 2 2

$ $

IEDD F IFIE RTI T CE CER

Local trade

D ED EI IF FI IT R R ET C CE

TI CER

TIFIE CER

T R R EE C C

Local trade

Loca

ade

Local trade

ORD LER

6 0

2011 2011 JEEP JEEP WRANGLER WRANGLER 2012 2011 2012 JEEP BUICK BUICK WRANGLER 2007 2007 2012 TAHOE TAHOE BUICK LTZ LTZ 2012 2007 TAHOE LTZ 2012 2012 CHEVY CHEVY EXPRESS EXPRESS 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 2010 2010 HONDA HONDA ACCORD ACCORD 2011 2010 HONDA ACCORD 2009 EDGE 2006 COBALT 2007 SATURN AURA 2008 IMPALA 2009 HONDA FIESTA SES 2013 FORD FLEX 2012 SANTA FE 2012 2013 TERRAIN 2012 DODGE RAM 2011 JEEP WRANGLER 2011 JEEP WRANGLER 2012 BU CK 2007 TAHOE LTZ 2012 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 2010 HONDA ACCORD 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 201 2012 DODGE RAM JEEP WRANGLER 2012 BUICK 2007 TAHOE LTZ DODGE RAM 2012 CHEVY TRAVERSE 2011 TOYOTA FJ 2012 2012 CHEVY TRAVERSE 2011 TOYOTA FJ 2011 CHEVY EXPRESS 2010 HONDA ACCORD 2012 LINCOLN MKS 2013 201 2012 LINCOLN MKS 2013GMC BUICK LACROSSE 2012 BUICK 2007 TAHOE LTZ CHEVY TRAVERSE 2012 CHEVY TOYOTA TRAVERSE FJ 2011 TOYOTA FJ 2012 CHEVY TRAVERSE TOYOTA FJ 20 2012 LINCOLN MKS 2013 BUICK LINCOLN LACROSSE MKS 2012 LINCOLN MKS 2012 2013 BUICK LACROSSE 2012 CHEVY TRAVERSE 2011 TOYOTA FJ 2012 2012 DODGE RAM LINCOLN MKS 2013 BUICK LACROSSE 2012 CHEVY TRAVERSE 2011 TOYOTA 2012 LINCOLN MKS 2013 BUICK LACROSSE Automatic, Automatic, loaded loaded FJ 2011 Automatic, loaded 20 Alum. Alum. wheels, wheels, rear rear entertainment entertainment 20 Alum. wheels, rear entertainment 12 12 Passenger Passenger 12 Passenger Limited LACROSSE LACROSSE LACROSSE EX-L EX-L EX-L Like New! Loaded, hatchback 4 Dr. Automatic, loaded 12 Passenger Au oma c oaded m m 4 Dr. 12 Passenge ACCORD LX 4 Dr. FWD, 8Cruiser passenger, loaded Cruiser Automatic, loaded 20 Alum. wheels, rear entertainment FWD, 8 passenger, loaded Cruiser Nav., leather htd. seats, loaded! Leath Lea Nav., leather htd. seats, loaded! Nav., Leather htd. seats, loaded! Nav., LACROSSE Alum.Passenger wheels, rear entertainment FWD, 8 passenger, loaded Cruiser LACROSSE 8 passenger, loaded FWD, 8 passenger, loaded Cruiser Nav., leather htd. seats, loaded! FWD, Leather htd. seats, loaded! EX-L leather htd. seats, loaded! Leather leather htd. htd. seats, seats, loaded! loaded! FWD, 8EX-L passenger, loaded 20 12 Cruiser 4 Dr. Nav., leather htd. seats, loaded! Leather htd. seats, loaded! LACROSSE $6,650 $10,990 FWD, 8 passenger, loaded Cruiser Nav., leather htd. seats, loaded! Leather htd. seats, loaded! $24,994 $19,999 $26,422

$19,962 $18,976 $23,735 $18,976 $21,900

$18,976 $18,976 $19,962 $21,900 $19,962 $22,994 $26,163

D E IF D E F IF IED I ID F T IT IE I R T T R R C ER EE CE C C

EID ED FIIF D RIT ET CE CR IFIE T R CE

ED D TIIF R EII ET CR IF ED F I T E C CE CER

$19,962 $19,962 $18,976 $21,900 $21,900 $26,994 $23,735

$21,900 $21,900 $19,962 $22,933 $22,994 $23,735 $21,900 $26,998 $26,163

I DD F E DD I IE E E T F I I F T I I E T R TR FIIED C IF ER R EC CC ERT CE
28 MPG

EID ED FIIF D D RIT ET IE IE CE CR IF IF TT R R EE CC

$21,900 $21,900 $21,900 $11,500 $27,500 $22,994 $26,163 $26,994

D TIFIED CER TIFIE CER

$22,994 $22,994 $21,900 $14,550 $23,735 $26,994 $26,998

$22,994 $14,989 $26,163 $26,998 $27,500 $23,735

$27,500 $23,735 $26,994 $23,735 $26,163

$26,163 $26,998 $26,163 $26,994

$27,500 $26,994 $26,994 $26,998

D

$ $

D E D EI ED IF I F F IT I T TI R R E R E C CE C

D D E E D D I I E E F IIF I F F T IIT R R T T E E R R C C E E C C

ED ID E FIIF RIT ET CR CE

TIFIE CER

CER

5 4

2012 2012 CHEVY CHEVY TRAVERSE TRAVERSE 2011 2011 2012 TOYOTA CHEVY TOYOTA TRAVERSE FJ FJ 2013 IMPALA 2012 CHEVY TRAVERSE 2011 TOYOTA FJ 2012 2012 LINCOLN MKS 2011 CADILLAC 2012 DODGE RAM 2012 GMC ACADIA 2012 LINCOLN MKX RSE 2012 2011 TOYOTA FJ 2011 2012 LINCOLN MKS 2013 BUICK LACROSSE CHEVY TRAVERSE TOYOTA FJ LINCOLN MKS 2011 CADILLAC MKS 2013 BUICK LACROSSE FWD, FWD, 8 passenger, 8 passenger, loaded loaded FWD, 8 Cruiser passenger, Cruiser loaded LT FWD, 8 passenger, loaded Cruiser Nav., leather htd. seats, loaded! SRX Leather, AWD Leather, AWD, loaded! 4htd. Dr.seats, ad d FWD, Cruiser Nav., leather loaded! Nav., Leather htd. seats, loaded! 8 passenger, loaded Cruiser SRX leather htd. seats, loaded! oaded! Leather htd. seats, loaded!

0 5

12 VELOSTER SPORTY, 3rd door..............................$18,994 10 HHR LT ....................................................................$12,900 12 FORD FOCUS SEL Hatch, sunroof .......................$16,600 12 BUICK VERANO Sunroof .......................................$22,959 06 GRAND PRIX GXP Gorgeous .............................$12,990 09 HYUNDAI SANTA FE AWD ....................................$16,989 11 SILVERADO Ext. 4x4, Certied ..............................$23,320 Local trade 10 CHEVY MALIBU Certied.......................................$13,563 08 LUCERNE Low miles ..............................................$16,989 12 EQUINOX LT, AWD, Certied .................................$24,400 2012 2012 SUBURBAN SUBURBAN 2012 SUBURBAN 2011 2011 CADILLAC CADILLAC 2011 CADILLAC 2012 2012 GMC GMC ACADIA ACADIA 2012 2012 2012 LINCOLN LINCOLN GMC ACADIA MKX MKX LINCOLN MKX 2013 2013 CADILLAC CADILLAC CTS CTS 2013 CADILLAC CTS 2011 JEEP WRANGLER 13 TOWN 2012 & BUICK 2007 TAHOE LTZ 2012 CHEVY EXPRESS 2010 HONDA 102011 DODGE JOURNEY.................................................$13,999 12 ACCORD MALIBU ..............................................................$17,300 COUNTRY DVD ......................................$24,500 2012 SUBURBAN CADILLAC 2012 GMC ACADIA 2012 LINCOLN MKX LTLeather, 2013 CADILLAC CTS 2012 SUBURBAN SRX SRX SRX 2012 SUBURBAN Leather, Leather, AWD AWD Leather, Leather, AWD, AWD, loaded! AWD loaded! Leather, AWD, loaded! AWD, AWD, Sedan Sedan Sedan 2012 SUBURBAN 4X4 4X4 4X4 AC 2011 2012 GMC ACADIA 2012 LINCOLN MKX 2012 2013 CADILLAC CTS 2013 CADILLAC 2012 GMC ACADIA LINCOLN MKX CADILLAC CTS MKX 2013 CADILLAC CTS Automatic, loaded 20loaded Alum.AWD, wheels, rear entertainment 12 Passenger LACROSSE EX-L 12 MALIBU LT Certi ed ................................................$15,550 12 FORD E350 PASS VAN ..........................................$17,994 10 LINCOLN MKX Sunroof, .............................$25,500 SRX Leather, AWD Leather, AWD, loaded! AWD,Sedan Sedan 4X4 Leather, AWD Leather, AWD, loaded! AWD, Sedan SRX 4X4 Leather, AWD Leather, AWD, loaded! AWD, ed! 09 IMPALA AWD, Sedan 4X4 LTZ .............................................................$15,590 12 FORD 3/4 CARGO4X4 VAN .........................................$18,911 10 SILVERADO EXT 4x4 .............................................$25,800

D D EID ED E E E I ID IE DD FIIF F F F IT III IF IE T T T T F D D D R RIT R R R 04 TRAILBLAZER .........................................................$9,999 12 FUSION ...................................................................$16,590 E TI ED ET E E IE I IE D D RR CE CR C D CE C C D F FI E IF IED I EE E I E IE I F T C F I F I F F R IF R I I I T T TT E E T T T R R C C R R E EE 10 IMPALA LT CERTIFIED ..........................................$11,869 08 GMC ACADIA ..........................................................$16,600 E ER CER C CC C C CE

$23,735 $29,990 $26,163 $23,735 $26,998

$23,735 $23,735 $26,163 $31,577 $27,500 $26,994 $26,163

$23,735 $26,163 $26,163 $17,589 $26,994 $31,875 $29,989 $26,998 $29,990 $26,994

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