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BY GREG SCHERGER
DHI Media Correspondent
news@delphosherald.com
DELPHOS Delphos City Council
met in regular session for the first time
in March, passing legislation for vehicle
purchases and application for a grant to
fund water service improvements.
Mayor Michael Gallmeier advised
council the city had just received very
positive news from the EPA, indicating
the intent of the EPA to forgive interest
payments that the city would otherwise
need to make upon the initial portion of
the membrane system installed by the
city at the wastewater treatment plant
several years ago. Described by the EPA
as a failed technology discount, the city
may see a reduction in interest payments
for the plant facility that did not perform
as marketed of up to $200,000 per year

for the next 12 years. The exact figure
for the yearly savings was not available
at this time.
Gallmeier extended his sincere thanks

to Auditor Tom Jettinghoff for his efforts
to discover and apply to this interest forgiveness program based upon the citys
negative experience which will save the
city a considerable amount of money over
the remaining course of the loan.
In legislative action, council approved
a portion of Ordinance 2016-4, the 2016
City of Delphos Budget, providing
approval in part only to the purchase of a
new police cruiser and a utility truck for
the Water Department.
Safety Service Director Shane
Coleman requested council take action
on those two line items at this time, in
order to take advantage of a purchase
opportunity on both vehicles by a midMarch deadline. The cruiser is expected
to cost in the neighborhood of $31,000
and the utility truck slated to have a cost
of approximately $23,000. Council OKd

the purchase with an unanimous vote;
the balance of the 2016 budget will see
final reading and expected passage at the
final March meeting in two weeks. The
total General Fund for the 2016 budget
is $3,859,672; total appropriations are
$18,156,710.
Council also provided approval to
Resolution 2016-3, authorizing the
administration to submit an application
to participate in the Local Government
Innovation Fund (LGIF), an effort to
apply for $100,000 in grant money to
fund in part capital improvements to the
Water Department, specifically to pursue
the installation and use of an automated
water meter-reading system for Delphos
consumers.
See EPA, page 9A
Running for
Krystal Byrne
Information submitted
OTTOVILLE I found
this little saying, she said. Its
called F.E.A.R. and it goes
like this: You can either Forget
Everything And Run or you can
Face Everything And Recover.
Thats what I try to do.
This is a quote from Krystal
Byrne and it summarizes her
determination and will to
beat cancer for over a decade.
Unfortunately, Krystal recently
passed away from the devastating toll cancer took on her body.
Plans are being made to
remember her life in a benefit
that will help the family carry
out some of her wishes and
dreams and to remember the life
of an amazing young woman
that showed so many how to live
each day to the fullest.
The Ottoville Mothers Club
and Krystals family and friends
will sponsor a 5K Run/Walk on
March 26 at the Ottoville Parish
Center in Ottoville. Registration
for Krystals Byrne Rubber
Run will begin at 8 a.m. with
the 5K Run/Walk beginning at
10 a.m. and the -Mile Fun
Run/Walk starting at 11 a.m.
Byrne
Participants are encouraged

to pre-register by Tuesday if
they would like to receive a
T-shirt and the early-bird registration prices.
Race entry forms can be
picked up at the Ottoville Post
Office or individuals can visit
www.itsyourrace.com
and
search for Krystals Byrne
Rubber Run to register online
(preferred registration method).
An event has also been
created on Facebook titled
Ottoville Mothers Club
5K where additional details
about the event and Krystals
story are posted.
See RUN, page 9A
Senior center receives 2 new vans

Delphos Senior Citizens, Inc., received two new vehicles from the Ohio Department of Transportations
Specialized Transportation Program. They include, from left to right, a 2016 Dodge mini van and a 2015
MV-1. The Dodge modified mini van includes a pull-out ramp with room for one wheelchair and seating
for up to four other passengers. The MV-1 has a powered ramp with room for one wheelchair and seating
for three other passengers. The MV-1 is the only American-made vehicle specifically engineered from the
ground up in support of wheelchair users and people with other disabilities. These two vehicles are replacing older, outdated vehicles. Delphos Senior Citizens now has four vehicles to transport elderly (over 60)
and disabled Delphos area residents. (Submitted photo)
Quintessential first at Ohio Has Talent!

BY SHERRY MISSLER
DHI Media Staff Writer
news@delphosherald.com
VAN WERT Quintessential, a barbershop quintet consisting of five boys from
Versailles High School, wowed the audience
and judges, winning the ninth annual Ohio
Has Talent! competition held Saturday evening at the Niswonger Performing Arts Center.
Quintessential received a trophy and a $1,000
award.
Second place and $500 went to Bobby
Klosterman and Courtney Bettinger. The pair
are seniors at Coldwater High School.
Gabe Bailey, an eighth-grader at South
Adams Middle School in Berne, Indiana,
received third place and $250.
Honorable mention was given to the Mallet
Ensemble from Delphos St. Johns High
School. The group consists of Ethan Benavidez,
Hannah Benavidez, Ally Gerberick, Kristina
Koester, Anna Mueller, Adam Schneer, Aaron
Schnipke, Cassandra Schnipke and Makenzie
Stose. They have been playing mallets for more
than seven years.
Also receiving honorable mention was Bella

Chorvas of Ohio City.
Other talented performers included a pop a
cappella singing group from Hardin Northern
High School known as Awakened Commotion.
Kasey Middaugh, a sophomore at
Bellefontaine High School.
Craig and Michelle Muhlenkamp, a swing
dance duo from Russia, Ohio.
Autumn Pelok, a sixth-grader at Wauseon
Middle School.
Jeff Davis, a singer from Lima.
Emily Jackson, a student at Celina High
School, who enjoys singing everything from
country to Christmas carols.
May and Yan Coppler, a mother/daughter
opera duet from Fostoria.
Claudia Cromly, a singer from Swanton and
freshman at Evergreen High School.
Drawing Blanks, a band consisting of
Hannah Sunderman and Alex Sunderman of
Johnstown and Evan Reed of Pataskala.
Julia Lyall from Powell is a senior at
Olentangy Liberty High School.
See TALENT, page 9A
Home Show draws hundreds
Hundreds of people stopped in the second annual Schrader

Realty Home Show on Sunday at the Delphos Eagles. Dozens of
vendors shared their wares and services and showgoers signed up
for giveaways and a $300 cash prize. (DHI Media/Nancy Spencer)
Business 5A | Classifieds 8A | Entertainment 4B | For The Record 2A | Local-State 3-4A | Obituaries 2A | Sports 6-7A |
St. Johns High School
junior class is selling much
to help fund their post prom
event.
Triple-cut premium black
hardwood mulch and double-cut red cypress mulch are
$5.50 per bag. One bag covers two cubic feet.
Mulch is available for pick

up at the school from 8-11
a.m. on April 30 or delivery
is free with the purchase of 10
bags or more within a 10-mile
radius.
Orders must be received
by April 5. Contact any DSJ
junior.
The Delphos Optimist Club

will hold its annual Easter Egg
Hunt at 1 p.m. on March 26 at
Stadium park.
The club will hide
approximately 5,000 plastic
eggs for children ages 2-9 in
four separate areas.
I hear and I forget.

I see and I remember.
I do and I understand.
Confucius
Chinese philosopher
(551 BC - 479 BC)
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FROM THE ARCHIVES

10 Years Ago 2006
A confident Columbus Grove Bulldogs squad beat the
Ottoville Big Green 66-50 in a contest Tuesday evening. The
key was the second stanza when Kyle Meyer gave the Bulldogs
a 20-11 lead with a field goal. The Grove defense really stepped
it up as Ottoville did not score again until .59.7 left when Jason
Wehri hit a jumper in the lane. Eric Maag paced Columbus
Grove with 24 markers. Meyer added 20 and Jordan Darbyshire
nine.
Sometimes, there are unlikely heroes that win basketball
games. St. Johns Michael Grubenhoff and Brad Liebrecht were
that type of defensive heroes for the Blue Jays Tuesday evening
as St. Johns came from behind to pull off a 62-60 upset over
Arlington in the Elida Fieldhouse Division IV boys district basketball tournament Tuesday evening on the Union Bank Court.
25 Years Ago 1991
The Elida Bulldogs led from the opening tap and used 31
points and 10 rebounds from Ben Curry and 22 points from
Jon Woolley to defeat the Mansfield Senior Tygers 85-70 in the
second Division I district tournament contest at Bowling Green
Thursday night. The Bulldogs return to Bowling Green at 2 p.m.
Saturday to take on the Sandusky Blue Streaks.
Fort Jennings Elementary fifth-grade students recently constructed a flag to show their support for the troops in the Middle
East. The flag, which measures seven feet by 12 feet, was made
using 288 handprints of the students. Cheryl Burgei, daughter
of Mike and Judy Burgei, was one of the students placing her
handprint on the flag. The students are from Bethany Blues
class. The flag is on display at the school.
50 Years Ago 1966
Jack Rozelle of Delphos, a junior at Taylor University, has
been selected to tour with the marching band of the college
during spring vacation, March 19-26. The 29-piece band will
appear in concerts in Indiana and Michigan during its extended
tour. Jack is a philosophy major, president of band and vice president of Trojan Players, a drama group. He is the son of Mildred
Rozelle of Delphos.
Thirteen members of the Mary Martha Bible Class of the
Christian Union Church responded to roll call Tuesday night at
a meeting of the class held in the home of Bernice Dunn, North
Street. Emily Rupert gave the opening prayer. Hazel Diltz gave
devotions, entitled Faith. The meeting was closed with a hymn
and prayer given by Dorothy Miller.
75 Years Ago 1941
The Delphos Jefferson cagers advanced to the quarterfinals
of the sectional basketball tournament being played at Shawnee
High School by virtue of their surprise 32 to 29 victory Friday
night over Willshire, Van Wert County championship aggregation. By defeating Willshire, Jefferson gave the dope bucket a
healthy kick and dropped the Van Wert County representative
from all further consideration in the sectional meet.
Troop 65, Delphos Boy Scouts, sponsored by the First
Presbyterian Church and the United Brethren Church of
Delphos, will conduct the opening ceremonies for the Van Wert
District Court of Honor which will be held Sunday afternoon at
the Jefferson High School auditorium. Scoutmaster J. Howard
Suttle of Delphos will be in charge of the presentation of the
colors and will lead in the Pledge of Allegiance.
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OBITUARY
Jane e. Miller
April 25, 1935-March 6, 2016

ELIDA Jane E. Miller,
80, of rural Elida died
Sunday evening at Vancrest
Healthcare Center in Delphos,
following an extended illness.
She was born April 25,
1935, near Gomer to Claire
and Elsie (Holt) Vandemark,
who are deceased.
On Feb. 4, 1956, she married Noah Thomas Tom
Miller, who survives, along
with two children, Richard
A. Rick Miller and Elaine
(Galen) Troyer, both or rural
Elida; three grandchildren,
Lynelle (fiance Matt Dues)
Troyer, Shelby Troyer and
Casey Troyer; a sister, Louise
(Charles) Altstaetter of Cairo;
a sister-in-law, Anabelle
Vandemark of Elida; her
in-laws, Kenneth W. (Edith)
Miller and Marie (William
Bill) Blymyer of rural

Elida; and several nieces and
nephews.
She was also preceded
in death by three siblings,
Wilbur Vandemark, Homer
Vandemark and Dorothy
Larimore.
Jane graduated from
Gomer High School in 1953
and grew up working on the
family farm. She was always
very active in the Allen
County 4-H Program as well
as the Allen County Fair from
its beginnings on the streets
of Delphos to present day at
the Allen County Fairgrounds.
She met her husband, Tom,
through 4-H activities. She
continued her love of farm
life by working alongside her
husband after they married. In
addition, she worked off the
farm at Blubaughs Service
Master in Lima as a secretary
and bookkeeper, retiring after
25 years.
She was a 4-H advisor with
the Allen County K-9 Club for
35 years. Her farm upbringing
was evident in her love of
all animals and as her health
declined, she enjoyed watching and feeding the hummingbirds at her home. She
was an accomplished seamstress and a Master Clothing
Educator through the Ohio
State University Extension
program, which allowed her
to judge 4-H clothing projects
in the surrounding counties.
She was also a member of the
Elida Young Farm Wives. She
and Tom started and managed
the Allen County Cattlemans

Association food concession
trailer at the fair. They are
also very well-known for their
food concession business,
J&M Homemade Ice Cream,
which travelled to the Allen,
Auglaize and Logan county fairs as well as to many
other local seasonal festivals.
Her family is continuing this
endeavor.
Jane loved to garden and
canned or froze much of its
produce for family use. She
also loved music as a member of Zion United Methodist
Church for many years. Most
recently, she was a member
of Elida Immanuel United
Methodist Church.
A memorial service will be
conducted at 11 a.m. March
26 at Elida Immanuel United
Methodist Church, with
Pastors Bruce Tumblin and
Dave Burkhart officiating.
Burial will be at a later date
in Walnut Grove Cemetery in
Delphos.
The family will receive
friends from 2-8 p.m. on
March 25 and from 10 a.m.
until time of service March 26
at the church.
In lieu of flowers, the
family requests memorials be made to the Elida or
Apollo Education Association
Scholarship funds or to the
Allen County 4-H Program.
Condolences may be sent
to tbayliff@woh.rr.com.
Thomas E. Bayliff Funeral
Home in Spencerville is in
charge of arrangements.
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Garage destroyed by fire

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Cut taxes by more than $3 billion for families and small businesses.
Voted to defund Planned Parenthood, and he has voted in support
of every pro-life legislation on the House floor.
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roof and doors. While the building and its contents are considered a total loss, the nearby home
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Byrne to turn 90
DELPHOS Eileen Byrne will celebrate her 90th birthday

on March 16.
A family celebration is planned.
Eileen and her husband, Walter, have one son, Timothy (Ann)
Byrne of Delphos; and one daughter, Joyce (Greg) Early of Lima.
They also have three grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
Eileen has been a homemaker and enjoys spending time with
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Five generations of the Burnett family recently gathered to celebrate the newest members birth. They include,
front from left, Great-great-grandfather Joe Burnett, who will celebrate his 100th birthday on April 9; and
back, great-grandfather John Burnett, mother Amanda Burnett holding her son, Damien James Maas, and
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
TODAY
9 a.m. - noon Putnam
County Museum is open, 202 E.
Main St., Kalida.
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The
Delphos Museum of Postal
History, 339 N. Main St., is
open.
11:30 a.m. Mealsite at
Delphos Senior Citizen Center,
301 Suthoff St.
Noon Rotary Club meets
at The Grind.
4 p.m. Delphos Public
Library board members meet at
the library conference room.
6 p.m. Shepherds of
Christ Associates meet in the St.
Johns Chapel.
7 p.m. Bingo at St. Johns
Little Theatre.
THURSDAY
9-11 a.m. The Delphos
Canal Commission Museum,
241 N. Main St., is open.

open.
301 Suthoff St.
3-7 p.m. The Interfaith
Thrift Store is open for shopping.
8 p.m. American Legion
Post 268, 415 N. State St.
FRIDAY
7:30 a.m. Delphos
Optimist Club, A&W Drive-In,
924 E. Fifth St.
open.
11 a.m.-4 p.m. Interfaith
Thrift Store is open for shopping.
301 Suthoff St.
Brown to present The Gemini

Program at Allen County Museum
LIMA March 2016
marks the 50th anniversary
Firestone Ag
Open House
of the Gemini Eight mission commanded by Neil

Armstrong. The Gemini
Program was Americas sec-
March 10-12
THURSDAY: Joyce Day, Nadine Schimmoeller, Eloise
Shumaker, Sharon Wannemacher, Joyce Feathers and Carolyn Paul.
FRIDAY: Pam Hanser, Doris Brotherwood, Norma VonderEmbse,
Rose Morris and Ruth Calvelage.
SATURDAY: Sandy Hahn, Del Knippen, Mary Lou Schulte and
Norma Ditto.
THRIFT SHOP HOURS: 3-7 p.m. Thursday; 11 a.m.-4 p.m.
Friday; and 9 a.m.-noon Saturday.
To volunteer, contact Volunteer Coordinator Barb Haggard at the
Thrift Shop at 419-692-2942 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Now thru March 28th
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The Humane Society of Allen County has many pets

waiting for adoption. Each comes with a spay or neuter,
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Kittens
Several mixed colors and ages; male and female
Dogs
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Originally from Lima, Mr.
Brown and his family reside
in Wapakoneta.
Brown has been fascinated with the space program
and space flight for many
years. In addition to wanting
to be an informed tour guide
at the Armstrong Museum,
Brown had a personal incentive to research and learn
about the Gemini Program.
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Wapakoneta, who will offer
a slide presentation on the
Gemini Program at 2 p.m.
March 20 at the Allen County
Museum.
Brown will be discussing
the crews, the objectives and
some of the operational details
of the 10 manned Gemini
missions which flew between
March 1965 and November
1966. It was during this time
that NASA learned how to fly
in space. The invaluable lessons learned during Gemini
were instrumental in equipping Apollo to land men on
the moon.
In addition to being a tour
guide at the Armstrong Air
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Central Insurance 5 tips for planning a property-sharing vacation

promotes Etzler
VAN WERT The Central Insurance Companies has
announced the promotion of Scott Etzler,
MBA, CPCU, to vice president of Risk
Management effective Feb. 26.
As vice president of Risk Management,
Etzlers responsibilities include chairing
the Risk Management Committee, managing Centrals Innovation Team, directing
the companys reinsurance programs, and
coordinating its compliance with the Ohio
Department of Insurance. He will also assist
with the continuity phase of our Disaster
Recovery Plan.
A graduate of the Indiana Institute of Scott Etzler
Technology and the University of Saint Francis, Etzler joined
Central in 2004 in the Facilities Department. He played a key
role in Centrals building project over the next four years,
first as Facilities Specialist and then as Facilities Manager.
He joined Home Office Commercial Lines Underwriting as
a Construction Specialist in 2009 and was promoted to Risk
Manager in 2010. Most recently, Etzler was promoted to risk
management director in 2015.
Etzler is currently a board trustee for the Business
Development Corporation (BDC) and an adjunct instructor
at Indiana Tech. In the past, he has served on the Executive
Committee for the YMCA and on the Executive Committee as
board president for the United Way of Van Wert County. Etzler
also served on the Board of Directors for Junior Achievement
of Van Wert County, the Indiana Tech Alumni Association and
the Crestview Athletic Boosters Club. He attends LifeHouse
Church and serves on the Building Committee.
He and his wife, Sandy, have two children.
Pair of familiar faces

promoted within Apollos
Public Safety program
LIMA Apollos Public Safety program is under the direction of a pair of
veteran Lima firefighters. Doug Corwin
has been promoted to public safety manager while JR Long has been named
fire coordinator. Each have 27 years of
firefighting experience and step up after
the departure of former Manager Crystal
Plumpe. Plumpe took a full-time position
at Bath Fire Department.
Corwin serves as a lieutenant and paramedic with the Lima Fire Department and
is an Apollo Adult Education EMT and
LPN graduate. Prior to being promoted
to public safety manager, Corwin spent
a year and a half as fire coordinator and
eight years as an Apollo public safety
instructor. In his new position, Corwin will
oversee all fire, EMS and CPR programs
as well as continue to foster relationships
with 72 fire departments in 14 counties.
Long also served as an Apollo instructor for the past eight years, specializing
in Haz Mat, EVOC, Confined Space and
Rope Rescue instruction. He works as a
firefighter and fire investigator with the
Lima Fire Department.
Long
Corwin
BY NATHANIEL SILLIN
If youve thought about
renting property on vacation,
keep in mind that its become
a lot easier and in some
ways, harder.
Much of the vacation rental process has moved online,
making the process simpler
and more accessible. Also, the
so-called sharing economy
has allowed more people in
the lodging business renting
rooms and dwellings. In fact,
a 2015 study by consulting
firm EY notes that in one
year alone, the worlds dominant online room-sharing
company less than 10 years
old added more listings to
its inventory than the largest global hotel companies
added rooms during the same
period.
So vacation rentals are easier than ever, right? Possibly,
but you still need to protect
your money against disappointing choices and possible
fraud. Before committing to
any kind of property rental or
property-sharing vacation, do
your homework. Here are six
tips to get started:
1. Evaluate your destination fully. The busiest tourist
destinations generally have
the broadest range of lodging
options from luxury hotels
to hostels. Vacation rentals
are usually a happy medium,
located in desirable neighborhoods with a homey feel and
kitchen availability that can
make a stay a lot cheaper.

However, every destination
has certain ways of handling
vacation rentals. While the
newer generation of property-sharing companies might
be active here, evaluate traditional options like vacation
property brokers and listing
services to compare prices
and offerings. Also, search the
name and address of the vacation property youre considering with the words vacation
rental scam to see if any
indication of fraud, crime or
other trouble turns up.
2. Check local short-term
rental laws. While its generally easier to do this domestically than abroad, make sure
the kind of vacation rental
youre considering is legal.
Check recent news clips or
contact a local tourism bureau
or chamber of commerce
to see whether your target
municipality doesnt have
legal or zoning restrictions on
your chosen rental.
3. Verify the renter personally and with local experts
and agencies. If your renter
is reputable, he or she should
be more than willing to have
a detailed conversation about
the property, costs, financial
arrangements and onsite rules
including deadbolt locks
you can control if you are
renting rooms within their
residence. Make time to call
the local tourism bureau,
chamber of commerce, or the
local chapter of the Better

Business Bureau (http://www.
bbb.org)
4. Look for any details
about the renter or property. Ask the renter for referrals from previous renters,
if possible, and consider the
Federal Trade Commissions
Scam Watch travel page
(https://www.consumer.ftc.
gov/taxonomy/term/877 ) for
extensive updated advice on
renting out-of-town property.
5. Ask for all completed agreements and liability
insurance documentation
before paying. Before you
reserve, ask to see all contract information with pricing
and scheduling information
filled in as well as proof of
insurance on the rental property. You should understand
all payment and property
rules affecting your stay and
what might happen if there
is accidental damage to the
property while youre there.
Share these documents with
your home or rental insurer
for input before you sign. If
a renter hesitates to share this
information, you might want
to consider other options.
Also, review your personal
health, property and liability
coverage to make sure youre
protected during the trip.
6. Weigh all spending
risks of the rental transaction. If youre planning to
rent vacation property, take
the extra step of calling your
Nathaniel Sillin
credit card and travel insurance companies to determine
whether they offer any particular protections in case
something goes wrong with
the rental. Its a good way
to review the full range of
protection available to you on
any out-of-town trip. And if
a vacation landlord asks for
advance cash payment particularly wired money be
very cautious. Many travel
scams begin with wired cash.
Bottom line: Planning an
upcoming vacation? Before
you commit to a vacation
rental, vet the owner and the
property thoroughly.
Nathaniel Sillin directs
Visas financial education
programs. To follow Practical
Money Skills on Twitter: www.
twitter.com/PracticalMoney.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Allen County
City of Delphos
Wilma Jean Carder and Deborah A.
Mayes, attorney in fact, to Deborah A.
Mayes, 1309 Pamela Circle, Delphos,
$121,000.
Alan J. and Allison C. Cline to Mohr
Family Realty LLC, 603 E. 3rd St.,
Delphos, $83,000.
Marion Township
Lauretta M. Schaffer, deceased
and Susan M. Radabaugh and David T.
Kroeger, co-executors, to CCk Rental
LLC, 14577 Landeck Road, Delphos,
$49,000.
Monroe Township
Brandon R. and Tiffany R. Clem to
Thomas J. and Karyn M. Kamphaus,
11390 Ottawa Road, Columbus Grove,
$265,000.
Patricia K. Verhoff to Stephen H.
Verhoff, Anthony P. Verhoff and Stephan
J. Verhoff, 1240 Olt Road, Columbus
Grove, $210,600.
Putnam County
Andrew M. Schroeder, Angela D.
Schroeder, Janet C. Schroeder and
Clifford J. Schroeder, Lots 1241 and 1240,
Ottawa, to Parkview Holdings LLC.
Ottawa Oil Co. Inc., Lot 2, Ottawa, to
Putnam Properties LLC.
Johnnie D. Morrison, Jr., dec., sec.
34 .29 acre, Continental, to Barbara June
Morrison.
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Sharon K. Bruce, dec., Lots 34, 35,

36, 37 and 5, Kieferville and 80.0 acres,
40.0 acres, 1.0 acre, 3.0 acres, 68.5
acres, .21 acre, 40.0 acres and .24 acre,
Palmer Township, to Larry H. Bruce.
Patricia M Anderson and Ralph E.
Anderson, Lot 368, Columbus Grove, to
DNG Schumacher Properties LLC.
Ralph E. Anderson and Patricia M.
Anderson, Lots 51, 374 and 52, Columbus
Grove, to Stephanie M. Jesko.
Patricia M. Anderson and Ralph E.
Anderson, Lot 663, Columbus Grove, to
Hunter Trade International Inc.
Patricia M. Anderson and Ralph E.
Anderson, Lots 61 and 62, Columbus
Grove, to Bradley E. Anderson and
Vanessa Anderson.
Herbert L. Corbet, Beverly J. Corbet,
Pamela Werling, Neil Werling, Arnold
Corbet, Aaron Corbet, Lori Corbet,
Kathleen L. Stechschulte, Steven
Stechschulte, Patrick M. McFarland,
Janet F. McFarland, Kevin J. McFarland,
Barbara Winkle and Timothy D. Winkle,
pt. parcel 9 and parcel 10, Ottawa
Township, to Andrew J. Hermiller and
Renee L. Hermiller.
Adam M. Stechschulte and Kara L.
Stechschulte fka Kara L. Flory, Lot 111,
Fort Jennings, to Heather N. McNeal.
Jesus G. H. Rangel and Lisa Rangel,
.54 acre, Blanchard Township to Jose
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Brian J. Kuhlman and Aimee L.

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Zac Hempfling and Brandi Hempfling
fka Brandi Kuhlman, 1.5210 acres,
Ottawa Township, to Dean J. Gerdeman,
Gina M. Fortman and Gerri L. Hempfling.
Patricia Chamberlin, Lot 88, Glandorf,
to Kyle W. Chamberlin.
Lance E. Erford and Marilyn J. Erford,
Lots 98, 99, 100 and 101, Miller City, to
Lance E. Erford and Marilyn J. Erford.
Lauren Andreano, Elsie Mundrick,
Franklin Mundrick, James Andreano,
Kathleen Andreano, Therese Catini
Malloy, Robert J. Malloy, Janice
Andreano, Ronald Tolomeo, Rosemary
Erickson and Paul Erickson, 30.18 acres,
Union Township, to E A T Estates LLC.
Gerald Wurth TR, Steven Wurth TR,
Robert P. Wurth TR and Martha M. Wurth
TR, 30.18 acres, Union Township, to E A
T Estates LLC.
Arthur L. Neidert and Doris M.
Neidert, Lots 269-270 and 270, Fort
Jennings, to Richard Alexander Maag
and Amanda M. Maag.
Miller Family Farm Limited 1, 5.001
acres, Union Township, to Eric Maag and
Kendra Maag.
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Carl J. Kaufman, Lori Kaufman,
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Jill Kaufman, 34.999 acres, Greensburg
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Kelly J. Sarka and Scott Sarka, 34.26
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Andrew J. Kehres and Cassie N.
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Sports
There is a time for One step closer: Lincolnview

every purpose defense smothers Fayette 36-29
A couple of big
Jim Metcalfe
announcements came
down the pike in
these last couple of
days.
One was much
anticipated and, basically, expected.
That would be the
retirement of Peyton
Manning from the
National Football League.
The second was also expected as Detroit Lions superstar
wide receiver Calvin Megatron Johnson made it official
he is retiring.
The third was not expected and a major surprise: the suspension of WTA professional tennis player and heartthrob
Maria Sharapova.
I know I am not the only one that expected the Super Bowl
to be the finale for Mannings brilliant 18-year career.
He deserves all the accolades he has received throughout
his career and his retirement press conference was a great way
to step away.
I am sure that even if he doesnt really know what he will
do in retirement perhaps eventually as a quarterback coach
somewhere he has been putting in plans for the eventual day
he would have to hang up the cleats for the last time.
I do figure this he will be involved in football, the game
he loved and loves. I can see it much sooner rather than later.
I also know this: in five years, he will be a first-ballot Hallof-Famer. It should be unanimously but some knucklehead
sportswriter will leave him off just so no one is unanimous, a
horrible excuse for voting that way.
Im sure they will point out that he wasnt the most successful post-season quarterback but winning in the playoffs is
a whole different game.
He has the most regular-season wins of any NFL QB ever,
as well as handfuls of records that may never be broken.
Johnson had indicated he was done after the season but
decided to think it over.
He made it official Tuesday morning by announcing it
through the teams web site.
No fanfare, no press conference. Typical of Megatron: a
quiet superstar.
And certain first-ballot HOFer in five years.
In regards to Sharapova, who apparently failed a drug test
at the Australian Open in January, not only are the oddsmakers
taking bets as to how long she will be off the tour perhaps
up to four years but if maybe this isnt the end of her career.
My guess is she will retire if she gets the four years.
Metcalfes
Musings
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BY CHARLIE WARNIMONT
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BOWLING GREEN
Fayette has been known for
its defensive-minded brand
of basketball all season.
While the Eagles allowed
just a few more points (seven)
than their season average,
Lincolnviews defense was
simply better on Tuesday
evening.
Employing
full-court
pressure and a tenacious halfcourt defense, the Lancers
never allowed Fayette to get
comfortable on offense in
rolling to a 36-29 Division IV
regional semifinal win at the
Stroh Center on the Bowling
Green State University campus.
With the win, the Lancers
(25-1) advance to the Division
IV regional finals on Friday
night against Mansfield St.
Peters at 7 p.m.
Fayette saw its season end
at 24-2.
Fayette stayed with
the Lancers early, trailing
8-7 in the opening quarter
before Derek Youtey and
Chandler Adams scored to
give Lincolnview a 12-7 lead
after eight minutes. Hayden
Ludwig hit two 3-pointers to
help the Lancers to the early
lead.
Their defense was packing it in some and to challenge inside we had to hit
some outside shots, Ludwig
said. I was able to hit a few
there in the early going and
that gave us some momentum.
Jerad Seiler opened the
second quarter scoring for
the Eagles making it a 12-9
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game. The Lancer defense

then took over, allowing
Fayette just two field goals
the rest of the quarter as the
Eagles were 3-of-11 shooting
in the period.
I thought our defense was
outstanding, Lincolnview
coach Brett Hammons said.
Holding them to 29 points
and below 30 percent shooting, I thought we made things
difficult for them. The (Alec)
Bost kid hit a couple of threes
early, but I thought we did
a good job on him until the
fourth quarter. I thought we
did a great job on (Jerad)
Seiler and (Tristen) Bates as
well.
I was just pleased defensively. I told these guys our
shots might not always fall,
but our defense can always
be there. I thought for four
quarters we did that.
While the Lancer defense
was
holding
Fayette,
Lincolnview wasnt quite
able to break away from the
Eagles. The Lancers used a
6-0 run in the second quarter
for an 18-9 lead as Derek
Youtsey had five of the points
and Adams a free throw.
Bates and Joel Smith ended
the first half scoring with
baskets for the Eagles.
While
Lincolnviews
defense held the Eagles to
13 first-half points, the third
quarter firmly put the Lancers
in control; they outscored
Fayette 9-4 in the period.
Seiler (Fayette) and Adams
(Lincolnview) traded baskets
to start the second half before
Lincolnviews defense took
control allowing the Eagles
just two free throws the rest
of the quarter, those coming
from Smith with 1:32 left in
Lincolnview senior Hayden Ludwig goes to the rack against

Fayette in Tuesday evenings Division IV Regional semifinal
at Bowling Green State University. The Lancers advanced
with a win to Fridays finals. (DHI Media/Tina Eley)
the period. In between the
points, the Lancer defense
forced five turnovers and
three missed shots, including
a point-blank miss by the 6-8
Bates when a smaller Lancer
player got a hand in his face
while shooting.
We knew they were

going to be aggressive and
physical, Fayette coach
Todd Mitchell said. They
did a great job of taking us
out of what we wanted to do.
See DEFENSE, page 7A
BU sweeps softball twin-bill

By Colton Steiner
Sports information assistant
Bluffton University
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - The Bluffton

University softball team was back at if for
their third straight day of ball, starting with
Head Coach Marissa McDaniels alma mater,
the Marietta Pioneers, at 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
After a slow start, the Beavers were able to
pick up their second straight win thanks to a
great third inning.
The Pioneers dipped to 3-6 on the season
following the loss.
Bluffton continued to show progress in
the second game of day, rolling over Husson
(Maine) 9-2 for a third straight victory and 3-3
mark on the season.
The Pioneers jumped out to a quick start
after an RBI single in the first inning that gave
the visitors on the scoreboard a 1-0 lead.
After a leadoff triple in the top of the
third for Marietta, Bluffton was able to slam
the door thanks to solid defensive play and
a inning-ending strikeout for junior Emily
Scupholm (Cuyahoga Heights/Our Lady of
the Elms).
The Beavers notched three runs in the
bottom of the inning after sophomore slugger
Josie McElroy (Mt. Orab/Western Brown)
crushed one to deep center for her first home
run of the season.
In the bottom of the fifth, Bluffton made
the score 4-1 when McElroy hit a double
to left, scoring Jessie Madzia (Massillon/
Tuslaw) after her 2-bagger down the left-field
line.
Scupholm continued her magic in the circle, holding the Pioneers hitless over the final
three frames en route of the 4-1 victory in
Coach McDaniels reunion game.
McElroy led Bluffton at the plate as she
collected two hits in her three at bats, including a double and a bomb. McElroy notched all
four Beaver RBI for the contest.
Mercedes Burns (Ashtabula/Edgewood)
and Brittany Huff (Clayton/Northmont) each
poked two hits in the win.
Tossing her third straight complete-game
gem was Scupholm, who got stronger as
the game moved along, allowing only one
unearned run on three hits in her 7.0 innings
of work. She threw 109 pitches, fanning eight
batters while walking three.
It marked Scupholms her first win of the
season after two hard-luck losses. The junior
has fashioned a sparkling 0.98 ERA in 21.1
innings of work over the past three days!
The Beavers hit the field 30 minutes
later when they faced the Husson University
Eagles.
Bluffton had an offensive outburst, scoring
nine runs off 13 hits en route of their 9-2 victory over the Eagles.
The win moved Bluffton to 3-3 on the season while Husson slipped to 1-4.
The Beavers dented the scoreboard first
in the second inning when Huff picked up
McElroy on a 2-run shot to right center.

Makenzie Schmidt (Caledonia/River Valley)
made it 4-0 when her triple down the left-field
line scored Kelsi Wilson (Pataskala/Licking
Heights) and Abigail Blake (Lancaster/
Fairfield Union). Bluffton capped the inning
after Molly Haberman (Port Clinton) plated
Schmidt on an RBI single up the gut.
After two scoreless innings, Bluffton
tacked on three runs in the top of the fifth.
McElroy picked up an RBI after scorching a double down the left-field line. Blake
and Chelsea Zoltowski (Sylvania/Southview)
each connected with scoring hits to make it an
8-0 ballgame.
The Eagles scored a pair of runs in the
bottom of the inning thanks to a 2-run double
which cut Blufftons lead to 8-2.
Bluffton added a run to make the score 9-2
in the seventh after McElroy hit a solo blast
to right field.
Madzia set down Husson without a run as
the Beavers paraded their way to a 9-2 win.
McElroy led Bluffton offensively, piling
up three hits, including two doubles and a
homer, along with three RBI in game two.
Haberman, Blake and Madzia each connected with two hits and they combined for
three RBI.
Madzia also picked up her first win on the
hill, moving to 1-1 on the season. Going all
seven innings, Madzia allowed only two runs
off five hits. With 119 pitches thrown, Madzia
collected five whiffs on the day.
Bluffton will have a day off for sun and fun
before going back to work on Thursday when
the Beavers face Montclair State at 9 a.m. and
then Thomas More with an approximate 11:15
a.m. first pitch.
The games will both be staged at OCSC
Field 5 and you can follow all the action from
Florida on our Twitter page @bluffton_sports.
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USTFCCCA announces All-Region
Track and Field
BLUFFTON The U.S. Track & Field
and Cross Country Coaches Association
(USTFCCCA) announced the All-Region
honorees for the 2015-16 NCAA Division III
Indoor Track & Field season.
To be named All-Region, an athlete must
either be ranked in the top-5 of an individual
event in the region according to final TFRRS
data or be part of a top-3 relay team.
The NCAA announced final selections for
the mens and womens Indoor Track & Field
National Championship at Grinnell College in
Grinnell, Iowa.
Bluffton University will be represented
by junior Terrill Webb (Kenton) in womens
pole vault.
Webb is tied for the 6th-best clearance in
the nation among Division 3 athletes. She was
named All Great Lakes Region for pole vault.
Narrowly missing qualification was fellow
Beaver Edgar Gonzalez (Melvindale, Mich.),
who ended up 19th in mens weight.
See BLUFFTON, page 7A
Sports
The Herald 7A
Defense
(Continued from page 6A)
In the second half, we had a couple of open looks and free

throws that didnt go that could have changed the outcome.
You have to give them credit. They are as advertised and number one in the state for a reason. They are long and athletic and
play extremely hard.
Fayette was 11-of-37 shooting for the game and only 3-of-9
at the free throw line.
While Fayette was having trouble, the Lancers pushed their
lead to 12 points at 27-15 as Ludwig had five of the points,
including a 3-point play that made it 27-15. Adams had a putback for the Lancers as well.
Fayette outscored the Lancers 12-9 in the final quarter as
Bost hit two 3-pointers in the final 90 seconds. For much of
the final quarter, both offenses struggled as there was just three
points scored until Austin Leeth hit a driving layup with 2:46
left to play. The closest Fayette could get in the final quarter
was seven points, the final score.
Its exciting, Hammons said of his teams opportunity to
play in the regional finals. This hasnt happened since 1997.
As a coach this is something I havent done and these players
havent done. With the fans we had here you can tell our community is excited. We dont have football to hang our hat on,
so basketball is our sport. When we have success like this and
this environment, it makes it more exciting.
Ludwig had 13 points to lead the Lancers, while Youtsey
Spencerville senior Zach Goecke finds the going rough against LCCs Nick Taflinger, Dantez Walton and Josh Dixon
had 11 points and 10 rebounds. Adams had 7 points and 9
Saturday night in Division III District action at Lima Senior. (DHI Media/Jim Metcalfe)
rebounds.
Bost had 12 points for the Eagles, while Bates had 10
rebounds. Seiler had 7 points and 7 rebounds for Fayette.
Thunderbirds spank Bearcats

LIMA Give credit where credit
is due.
That was the sentiment of
Spencerville head boys basketball coach
Kevin Sensabaugh.
He was referring to Lima Central
Catholics 65-38 destruction of his
Bearcats Saturday night in Division III
District final action on the Lima Senior
Spartan court.
They were just a better team tonight,
period. They are so tough to defend if
they are hitting the 3s; we needed them
to not be hitting, Sensabaugh said.
Their defense was just smothering;
we couldnt get anything easy. We have
a pretty good team ourselves but they
were just better; hats off to them. We
just had some bad luck being Division
III this year by something like four students; weve been going up and down
for several years and this was unfortunate.
The Thunderbirds (24-1) advance to
take on Milan Edison 6:15 p.m. today at
Bowling Green State University.
Defense has been the cornerstone of
LCC basketball from the days of Bob
Seggerson and we get our offense off
of that. We played defense at a different
level tonight, LCC head man Frank
Kill said. We got some easy points off
of our defense and when we started out
hitting the 3s, that completes us. This
is one of the most unselfish teams Ive
ever had; they really share the ball well.
LCC scored the first eight points and
Bluffton
never looked back in building a 17-6

advantage after one period.
LCC was led by 6-5 senior (and
Northern Kentucky signee) Dantez
Walton with 19 markers (3 bombs - 8
boards), along with 15 from senior Josh
Dixon and 14 by senior Tre Cobbs (4
assists).
That trio led a 23-of-43 shooting
night including 8-of-21 downtown
for 53.5 percent.
Lest one think it was purely offense
for the top-ranked Birds, their defense
limited the Bearcats to 12-of-29 shooting (2-of-12 long range) for 42.8 percent
and forced 16 turnovers.
Senior Zach Goecke was the lone
Bearcat (18-5) in double digits with 10,
junior Bailey Croft had nine and senior
Damien Corso added eight.
Junior All-Northwest District second-teamer Dakota Prichard got two
fouls in the first 4:34 and his third at
7:00 of the second, limiting his minutes
and being held scoreless.
With the Bearcats playing a 2-3
zone to begin the game and hoping
to take away the dribble penetration
of the T-Birds, 3-balls by Dixon and
Cobbs in the first minute were not what
Sensabaugh and crew wanted. On the
other end, the LCC man-to-man defense
smothered the Bearcat offense especially when Prichard went to the pine at
4:34 and made everything difficult.
When Walton delivered a pair of free
throws at 40.9 ticks, that put the lead
at 17-6.
LCC who opened 5-0f-9 shooting
in the first stayed hot in the second
6-of-11. Walton spearheaded the attack

He joined Webb as an All-Great Lakes Region honoree for
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Playball Ink.
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Pitensbarger Supply
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Westrich Furniture
79-22
Ace Hardware
77-24
Have Mercy
74-26
Adams Automotive
72-22
Men over 200
Kevin Kill 216, Russ Wilhelm 239212, Derek Kill 247-244, Jerry Mericle
242-225, Mark Biedenharn 245-234,
Joel Walker 268-239, Ryan Winget 245,
Sean Hulihan 215-225-218, Todd Merricle 248, Ted Kill 220, Jesse Stemen
206, David Newman 212-215-213, John
Jones 222-259-222, John Allen 237,
Bob White 221, Dan Grice 234-217,
Joe Geise 222-268-210, Kyle Carver
210, Andy Marks 202-214, Zac Hayes
214, Tyler Rice 205-232-236, John Adams 222-212, Mike Rice 207-235, Dean
Bowersock 232, Bruce VanMetre 206236.
Men over 550
Kevin Kill 576, Russ Wilhelm 623,
Derek Kill 683, Jerry Mericle 640,
Mark Biedenharn 677, Joel Walker 677,
Sean Hulihan 658, Todd Merricle 613,
Ted Kill 596, David Newman 640, John
Jones 703, John Allen 578, Bob White
611, Dan Grice 648, Joe Geise 700,
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Rice 673, John Adams 560, Mike Rice
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Tre Cobbs 4-4-14, Anthony Venturella 0-00, Matthew Cecala 0-0-0, Nick Taflinger 1-0-2,
Jamison Bradley 0-0-0, Gavin Sargent 0-0-0, Josh
Dixon 6-1-15, Ethan OConnor 2-1-5, Dantez
Walton 6-4-19, Stephen Taflinger 0-0-0, Thomas
Williams 3-1-7, Mark Janowski 1-0-3. Totals
15-8-11/13-65.
SPENCERVILLE (38)
Mason Nourse 2-2-7, Daniel Corso 0-0-0,
Damien Corso 2-4-8, Gary Schrolucke 0-0-0,
Jacob Meyer 0-0-0, Zach Goecke 4-2-10, Alex
Mayer 0-0-0, Dakota Prichard 0-0-0, Bailey Croft
3-2-9, Griffen Croft 1-0-2, Chandler Schrolucke
0-0-0. Totals 10-2-12/13-38.
Score by Quarters:
Lima CC 17 17 21 10 - 65
Spencerville 6 9 8 15 - 38
Three-point goals: Lima Central Catholic,
Walton 3, Cobbs 2, Dixon 2, Janowski;
Spencerville, Nourse, B. Croft. Rebounds: Lima
Central Catholic 19/7 off. (Walton 8), Spencerville
19/5 off. (Meyer/Prichard/B. Croft 3). Assists:
Lima Central Catholic 13 (Cobbs/N. Taflinger 4),
Spencerville 7 (Goecke 3). Steals: Lima Central
Catholic 9 (Cobbs/Dixon/OConnor/Walton 2),
Spencerville 1 (Goecke 1). Blocked Shots: Lima
Central Catholic 3 (Walton 2), Spencerville 1 (B.
Croft 1). Turnovers: Lima Central Catholic 4,
Spencerville 16. Fouls: Lima Central Catholic 14,
Spencerville 12.
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She has battled various
injuries through the years but
she always had something on
the outside, much like the
Williams sisters, and amassed
a personal fortune that would
allow her to step aside and
live comfortably.
However, the failed test
has already had negative
implications to her multi-million-dollar financial dealings.
Her only chance is the
drug, Meldonium, which
apparently she has been using
for a decade, was only added
to the World Anti-Doping
Agencys banned list this year
and that might give her a
chance to avoid anything.
Who knows where it will
his specialty, the weight throw.

Womens pole vault will be contested Friday at 11 a.m.
Central Time.
BOWLING
Wednesday Industrial
March 2, 2016
Wave 96
24-0
K-M Tire
20-4
Wilhelm Racing
12-12
Cabo
12-12
Rustic Cafe
10-14
D & D Grain
10-14
Fusion Graphic
10-14
Topp Chalet
8-16
Buckeye Painting
6-18
Men over 200
Don Rice 230-215-268, Sean Hulihan
215-214, Shawn Allemeier 224, Bruce
VanMetre 247, Phil Austin 223-256,
Frank Miller 203-235-244, Joe Geise
212-232, John Allen 234, John Jones
213, Shawn Stabler 215-204-215, Chris
Goedde 221-224, Justin Rahrig 212,
Matt Hamilton 220-212, Dave Kill 201,
Harold Beckner 215, Duane Kohorst
231, Bob White 240, Doug Milligan Jr.
221-202-243, Dave Moenter 219, Randy Fischbach 215-221-227, Kyle Early
235, Jason Mahlie 251-253, Butch Prine
Jr. 232, Rob Shaeffer 266-237-235, Andrew Schimmoller 224-255-237, Steve
Richards 210-228, Ryan Prine 245-210,
Dale Riepenhoff 222-230, Dan Kleman
219, Jim Thorbin 232, Dylan Twining
207, Jimmy Ebeling 243-208, Erin Deal
237-215, Brian Sharp 223-216-246, Taylor Booth 224-209-267, Daniel Uncapher
239, Terence Keaser 235-228, Justin
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with eight markers, including a pair

of rainbows. Though the Bearcats did
shoot 3-of-6, five turnovers limited their
effectiveness. When Walton drove down
the lane for a deuce at 4.1 ticks, LCC
was up 34-15.
LCC began to take total command in
the third, heating up even more in downing 9-of-14 tries, with Dixon taking his
turn as scoring leader (6). Only hitting
2-of-9 shots and adding four errors,
Spencerville simply could not keep up.
The lead mushroomed to 55-23 on a
nice move inside by Thomas Williams
(6 boards) with 7.1 seconds to go.
LCCs biggest lead of the night came
in the fourth period 60-25 before
the benches emptied.
Starn 300-215-265, Chandler Stevens

262-243-231.
Men over 550
Don Rice 713, Sean Hulihan 600,
Shawn Allemeier 604, Bruce VanMetre 628, Phil Austin 660, Frank Miller
682, Joe Geise 622, Charlie Lozano
573, John Allen 622, John Jones 564,
Shawn Stabler 634, Chris Goedde 634,
Justin Rahrig 571, Matt Hamilton 626,
Duane Kohorst 622, Bob White 591,
Doug Milligan Jr. 666, Dave Moenter
556, Randy Fischbach 663, Kyle Early 602, Jason Mahlie 702, Butch Prine
Jr. 605, Rob Shaeffer 738, Andrew
Schimmoller 716, Steve Richards 611,
Ryan Prine 632, Dale Riepenhoff 640,
Jim Thorbin 607, Jimmy Ebeling 635,
Erin Deal 633, Brian Sharp 685, Taylor Booth 700, Daniel Uncapher 592,
Terence Keaser 663, Justin Starn 780,
Chandler Stevens 739.
Thursday National
March 3, 2016
VFW
S & Ks Landeck Tavern
K-M Tire
First Federal
Westrich
D R C Big Dogs
Wannemachers
Mushroom Graphics
Old Mill Campgrounds
Men over 200
Tom Schulte 202, Chuck
16-8
16-8
14-10
14-10
14-10
14-10
14-10
10-14
8-16
Verhoff
214-206-299, Dave Knepper 202-223224, Justin Miller 243-223-231, Dave

Miller 213-276, Mike Herr 203, Mike
Rice 204, Carl Beck 224, Tim Koester
203-235, Ted Wells 265-214, Brad
Thornburgh 221-234, Frank Miller
214, Jeff Lawrence 266, Nate Lawrence
215-227, Don Rice 239-224-219, Brian
Gossard 217-205-232, Sean Hulihan
204-204-205, Scott Scalf 258-236-276,
Lenny Hubert 252-235-203, Ryan Miller 221-232-201, Brian Schaadt 279267-212, Bruce VanMetre 267, Ray
Geary 232-238, Don Honigford 223,
Rick Schuck 202, Lenny Klaus 238,
Mark Biedenharn 219, Neil Mahlie 247209, Mike Hughes 209-236, Jason Mahlie 222, John Jones 238-234-258, John
Allen 249, Dan Grice 252-247-226.
Men over 550
Chuck Verhoff 719, Dave Knepper
649, Justin Rahrig 697, Dave Miller 681,
Dan Mason 554, Mike Rice 566, Carl
Beck 552, Tim Koester 594, Ted Wells
652, Brad Thornburgh 649, Frank Miller
584, Jeff Lawrence 622, Nate Lawrence
636, Don Rice 682, Brian Gossard 654,
Sean Hulihan 613, Scott Scalf 770, Lenny Hubert 690, Ryan Miller 654, Brian
Schaadt 758, Bruce VanMetre 632, Ray
Geary 654, Don Honigford 552, Jerry Kraft 559, Rick Schuck 564, Lenny
Klaus 605, Mark Biedenharn 567, Neil
Mahlie 650, Mike Hughes 639, Jason
Mahlie 568, John Jones 730, John Allen
596, Dan Grice 725.
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DHI Media Sports Editor
jmetcalfe@delphosherald.com
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LINCOLNVIEW (36)
Austin Leeth 1-3 1-5 3, Josh Leiter 0-6 0-0 0, Hayden Ludwig 3-11 5-5 13,
Derek Youtsey 4-5 3-5 11, Chandler Adams 3-6 1-2 7, Trevor Neate 0-4 2-2
2, Caden Ringwald 0-1 0-0 0, Dustin Hale 0-0 0-0 0; Totals 11-36 12-19 36
FAYETTE (29)
Alec Bost 4-12 0-0 12, Tharyn Colegrove 0-4 0-0 0, Joel Smith 2-7 2-3 6,
Jerad Seiler 3-6 1-6 7, Tristen Bates 2-5 0-0 4, Casen Burkholder 0-0 0-0 0,
Garrett Reinking 0-3 0-0 0; Totals 11-37 4-9 29
Lincolnview 12 6 9 9 - 36
Fayette 7 6 4 12 - 29
3-point field goals: Lv 2-10 (Ludwig 2). Fyt 4-19 (Bost 4); Rebounds: Lv
30 (Youtsey 10), Fyt 23 (Bates 10); Assists: Lv 9 (Leeth, Ludwig, Adams 2),
Fyt 9 (Smith 3); Turnovers: Lv 9, Fyt 10
end.
One Manning goes
out on top, like John Wayne
riding off into the sunset, a
contented man and the
other Sharapova may
go out in less than grand style.
Then there was another
story that escaped me for a
bit.
That is the death of the colorful tennis announcer, writer and promoter Bud Collins
Friday.
He was always fun to
watch in his interviews at
sites such as Wimbledon, he
of his colorful bow ties and
such, as well as listening to
some of his Dick Vitale-ish
commentaries.
RIP, Bud.
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582 Pet in Memoriam
440 Want To Buy
Weed
Control
&
Fertilization
899 Want
To Buy
805
Auto
645 Hauling
Pets and Supplies
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time 583
seasonal
500 MERCHANDISE
925 Legal Notices
810
Auto
Parts
and
Accessories
Lawn
Fertilization
&
650
Health/Beauty
585 Produce
130 505
PRAYERS
Association, Montpelier
Antiques and Collectibles employees
Weed Control
950 Seasonal
815 AutomobileSponsors:
Loans Bryan Historic Homes
655 Home Repair/Remodeling
586 Sports and Recreation
510 Appliances
of Commerce, Vintage
Homes
of Montpelier,
New Lawn Installation
953 Free
& Low
Priced
820 Automobile Chamber
Shows/Events
588 Tickets
660 Home Service
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starting
in Machinery
515 Auctions
Lawn Over-seeding
Williams County Historical Society
590 Tool and
665 Lawn, Garden, Landscaping 825 Aviations
Fully
insured
Lawn Mowing
THE WILLIAMS COUNTY
Mueller Tree
LANDSCAPE
Service
Friedrich
CREW
Tree
Trimming &
Lawn Service
Removal
ANTIQUE SHOW
SATURDAY MARCH 19 9-4
SUNDAY MARCH 20 12-4
FOOD
Window, Gutter &

Chimney Cleaning
419-203-8202
Prayer To The
Blessed Virgin
Oh, most beautiful

flower of Mt. Carmel,
fruitful vine, splendor in
heaven. Blessed Mother
of the Son of God. Immaculate Virgin assist
me in my necessity. O
Star of the Sea help me
and show me herein you
are my mother. Oh Holy
Mary, Mother of God
Queen of Heaven and
Earth! I Humbly beseech
you from the bottom of
my heart to succor me
in this necessity. There
are none that can withstand your power. Oh,
show me herein you are
my mother. Oh Mary,
conceived without sin,
pray for us who have
recourse to thee (three
times).
Holy Spirit you who
solve all problems, light
all roads so that I can
attain my goals. You who
gave me the divine gift to
forgive and forget all evil
against me and that in all
instances in my life you
are with me. I want in
this short prayer to thank
you for all things as you
confirm once again that
I never want to be separated from you in eternal
glory. Thank you for your
mercy towards me and
mine.
(The person must say
this prayer three consecutive days. After thee
days, the request will
be granted. This prayer
must be published after
the favor is granted.)
April/May.
Send resume to
elitenaturescapes
@gmail.com
or stop by
Elite Naturescapes
10740 Elida Rd.
Delphos
to pick up
application.
RMS OF Ohio
seeking PT direct care
staff to assist adult
individuals with
disabilities in Van Wert
County. Please call
(419) 222-8806 for more
details.
www.teamrms.com
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HOUSE FOR
RENT
GREAT RATES
NEWER FACILITY
419-692-0032
Across from Arbys
SAFE &
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SEVERAL MOBILE
Homes/House for rent.
View homes online at
www.ulmshomes.com or
inquire at 419-692-3951
HOUSES FOR
425
SALE
HOUSE FOR sale by

owner 516 W. Clime
Street Open House
March 12, 2016 2-4:30
235 HELP WANTED pm March 13, 2016 24:30 pm.
POSITION OPEN for a
part time or full time
577 MISCELLANEOUS
sales representative.
Will train. Send resume
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N. Main St., Delphos, floor. Come to our store.
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BUILDINGS
COMMUNITY
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APARTMENT/
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D E L U XE 1 b e d r o o m
apartment for rent.
Quiet, secure setting,
appliances and utilities
included, $675/mo. 419233-3430
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Phone:
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HOME REPAIR
AND REMODEL
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BUILDERS
Specializing in
ROOM ADDITIONS
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BACKHOE & DUMP TRUCK
SERVICE
FREE ESTIMATES
FULLY INSURED
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POURED
CONCRETE WALLS
Residential
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Agricultural Needs
All Concrete Work
Mark Pohlman
419-339-9084
cell 419-233-9460
Trimming & Removal

Stump Grinding
24 Hour Service Fully Insured
(419) 235-8051
TEMANS
OUR TREE
SERVICE
Trimming Topping Thinning

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Stump, Shrub & Tree Removal
Since 1973
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Bill Teman 419-302-2981

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953
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PRICED MERCHANDISE
MIRROR FOR sale very

nice, 28" x 40" wooden
frame. $30.00. 419-2048353
Shop the
classifieds and
grab a great deal
on a great deal
of items!
Autos
Appliances
Clothing
Electronics
Furniture Jewelry
Musical Instruments
The
DELPHOS
HERALD
(419)
695-0015
Get in on the ground floor of a growing company! FCC (Adams)

is an expanding Tier 1 Automotive Parts Manufacturer who
is looking for energetic and dedicated team players. We
offer a competitive benefits package and the opportunity for
advancement. Business degree and/or equivalent hands-on
experience.
Experience needed:
Production Scheduling
Procurement
Inventory Accuracy
Problem Solving
Professionalism in customer relations
Proven trouble shooting/root cause analysis methods.
If you are seeking a challenging and stable career you may apply
in person or via email to resumes@e-fcca.com or send resume to:
FCC (Adams), LLC

Attn: Human Resources
936 East Parr Road
Berne, IN 46711
FCC is an equal opportunity employer.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES:
DIE CAST PRODUCTION
PROCESS ENgINEER
Apprentice Mechanical
Apprentice Electrical
GROB Systems, Inc., located in Bluffton, Ohio, is a world leading European manufacturer of high quality
manufacturing systems for the automotive industry. We are currently seeking candidates for our 4-year
apprenticeship (Mechanical or Electrical) program. GROB Systems is committed to providing our apprentices
with the education and the knowledge they need to successfully advance in the manufacturing industry.
Requirements:
Must be high school graduate
Must be at least 18 years of age
Must have desire to work in a manufacturing environment
Must pass mechanical aptitude test
Must be willing to travel both international & domestic after completion of program if requested.
First year students start at $10.00/hour. This entry level position involves two years of practical training and
two years of hands on training in the appropriate departments. The apprenticeship program also includes
college courses from a local institution. The cost for the college courses will be covered by GROB, based on
certain guidelines. Upon successful completion of the apprenticeship program, not only will the employee be
placed as a regular, full time employee, but will also have had the opportunity to earn an Associates Degree
in their respective trade.
In addition to the programs provided, we offer a competitive benefit package including health/dental/vision
insurance and 401K. Only those willing to dedicate themselves to the program need apply.
The testing will be held beginning Saturday, April 2, 2016 through Thursday, April 14, 2016. If you are interested
in becoming a part of our apprenticeship program complete the registration online at:
FCC (Adams), an automotive parts manufacturer is expanding its

Die Cast facility. Die Cast Production Process Engineer is needed
to assist Production, Engineering and Maintenance with Die Cast
processes. Position requires proven trouble shooting/root cause
analysis methods to improve OEE and lower scrap. Industrial
Maintenance degree or equivalent technical experience.
Experience needed:
Previous Aluminum Die cast experience (high pressure cold
chamber casting)
Background in mechanical, electrical and hydraulics
Supervisory experience a plus: encourage, evaluate
and implement employees suggestions for continuous
improvements of procedures and methods
Design and set-up of manufacturing operations, new design
and product development
http://apprentice.grobsystems.com
GROB Systems, Inc.

Attn: Training Supervisor
1070 Navajo Drive
Bluffton, OH 45817
phone: 419-358-9015
FCC (Adams), LLC, Attn: Human Resources

936 East Parr Road, Berne, IN 46711
00167291
Vancrest Health Care Center of Convoy has

a unique leadership opportunity available to
manage the nursing operations of the 46-bed
dual certified healthcare facility.
KEVIN M. MOORE
PROdUCTION CONTROL
E.O.E.
HERALD
DELPHOS
THE
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RESPONSIBILITIES:

Recruitment, Placement, Scheduling, and Retention

of Nursing Staff.
Coordinates admissions, discharges, care plans,
Quality Indicator Analysis, and MDS
Medicare Overview
Budget Implementation
QUALIFICATIONS:

EDUCATION
Associates Degree, Bachelors Degree Preferred
TECHNICAL SKILLS
Must be a licensed Registered Nurse
COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Demonstrated written, verbal and presentation skills
For immediate consideration, send a resume to:
Vancrest of Convoy
%Kelly Lindeman, Administrator
510 Tully Street
Convoy, Ohio 45891
klindeman@vancrest.com
Benefits Offered: 401K Drug Free Workplace

Health/Dental Insurance Day Care Discount
Equal Opportunity Employer
Production Products, Inc. - a Tier I manufacturer of precision metal stampings supplying

the automotive industry is holding open interviews at the Columbus Grove, Ohio location.
Open interviews will be held at:

Production Products, Inc.
200 Sugar Grove Lane
Columbus Grove, OH 45830
on March 12th between 9:00 a.m.
and 1:00 p.m.
We currently have openings for Weld Operators, Press Operators, Maintenance
Techs, Maintenance Utility, Receptionist,
and Tool and Die Makers.
Part-time and Full-time positions are available.
PPI offers competitive benefits that include:

Health and Prescription Drug, Free On-site
Medical Clinic, Dental, Life Insurance, Paid
Holidays, 401K Plan with Company Match,
Paid Vacation, Short-Term Disability, and
Long-Term Disability.
Equal Opportunity Employer
00169373
POSITIONS
AVAILABLE
Lakeview Farms, LLC , a manufacturer
of quality food products, is seeking
qualified candidates for its Delphos, OH
operation. Applicants must enjoy a fastpaced, growth-oriented company with
opportunity for advancement in a team
atmosphere. Solid math and reading
skills are required. Food manufacturing
experience is helpful.
Company benefits include medical,
dental, life and short term disability
insurance, paid vacation and holidays,
along with a company 401K and tuition
reimbursement. Additional incentives
include weekly performance, referral,
and holiday bonus, shift incentives and
attendance recognition program. Were
looking for people who are dependable,
detail
oriented,
critical
thinkers,
problem solvers, quality conscious and
mechanically inclined to fill the following:
Formulators
Forklift Operators
Machine Operators
Maintenance Technicians
Sanitation Technician
Applicants who are 18 or older may obtain
an application in person Monday through
Friday 8:00AM to 5:00PM or submit a
resume to:
Lakeview Farms, LLC

Attn: Human Resources Department
1700 Gressel Drive, P.O. Box 98
Delphos, OH 45833
recruiter@lakeviewfarms.com
EPA
Run

Individuals are encouraged to invite their friends to this
fundraiser using the power of social media.
This will be a family-friendly event from approximately
8 a.m. to 1 p.m. with other activities including a lunch stand,
silent auction, bake sale, and 50/50 drawing.
Donations are being accepted for the silent auction. To donate,
contact Marilyn Calvelage at 419-605-7897 or Audra Guy at 419204-4379 by March 20. Baked goods items are also welcome and
can be dropped off at the Ottoville Parish Center Fitness Room
from 6-9 p.m. on March 25 or the morning of the race starting at 8
a.m. To make a cash donation,, send a check payable to Krystals
Byrne Rubber Run and mail it to Ottoville Mothers Club, P.O.
Box 100, Ottoville OH 45876. Donations can also be deposited
directly at The Ottoville Bank.
Talent

Sarah Vanbrocklin, an eighth-grader from Botkins who
has been participating in musicals since first grade.
Morgan Bland, a junior at Hicksville High School, who
has played violin for nearly 10 years and is first violinist
in the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Youth Symphony. She
has participated in the Northwest Regional Orchestra and
performed with The Piano Guys.
Lauren Dunlap, a singer from Lima, began taking voice
lessons at age 12 and has been in several recitals and
placed second in a local talent show.
Real Estate

Council and the administration are continuing to work
on this project which will ultimately provide monthly
automated reading of water meters, and greatly reduce the
manual effort and cost now in place to complete the task on
a quarterly basis. The goal is to provide accurate monthly
readings and billing for consumers, enhanced history of
usage, and ability to spot leaks in a short time frame, which
is not possible with the current manual system. An outside
firm will attend to the monthly billing functions, and if possible, the administration would like to begin using the outside service for the current quarterly billing by August of
2016, before ultimately transferring to the monthly system.
The total projected cost of the automated system is $800,000.
Automated reading systems are currently in place within many
other communities; the administration is checking with several
to evaluate how their systems are working.
Council approved the use of city streets and Stadium Park
for a 5K run/walk to be held on May 14 and sponsored by K
& M Tire for the first-ever K & M Cares Superhero 5K Run/
Walk for the benefit of the Relay For Life. The route of the
run/walk will start at 9 a.m. from the K & M facility at 965
Spencerville Road, proceed north on Main Street and Canal
Street through Stadium Park, back south to Third Street, west
to Bredeick Street, south on Bredeick and back east to the K
& M facility.
For more information, contact Karen Baldauf or Sergio
Villasana at K & M Tire at 419-695-1061.
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Van Wert to Robert G. Longwell Post
5803 Veterans of Foreign Wars of the
United States, inlot 791, Van Wert.
Philip L. Lautzenheiser, Judith A.
Lautzenheiser to Lautzenheiser Keystone
Preservation Trust, inlot 4101, Van Wert.
Daniel L. Homan, Linda K. Homan to
Homan Keystone Preservation Trust, portion of section 10, Liberty Township.
Florence E. Miller Living Trust to Karen
Sue Bennett, portion of section 28, Willshire
Township.
Floyd Allen Etzler Trust, Ruth Ann
Etzler Trust to Floyd A. Etzler Living Trust,
Ruth Ann Etzler Living Trust, portion of
section 4, Tully Township.
Karen Kay Goins to Robin L. Cavinder,
inlot 1990, Van Wert.
Rick L. Hardesty to Suzanne Ruttan,
portion of section 29, Pleasant Township.
Estate of Lillian Schlatter to Nanette
Marie Horney, Nanette Horney, Nannette
Marie Boykin, Anna Rose Geiger, Penny
Jean Boyce, Penny Boyce, Janahn Jane
Sinn, Janahn Sinn, Kimberly Kay Sinn,
Kimberly Sinn, Kimberly K. Sinn, portion of
section 34, Union Township.
Rick A. Snyder, Kimberly L. Snyder,
Kimberly Snyder to Rick A. Snyder Living
Trust, portion of section 27, Hoaglin
Township.
Rick A. Snyder, Kimberly L. Snyder,
Kimberly Snyder to Rick A. Snyder Living
Trust, Kimberly L. Snyder Living Trust,
portion of section 27, Hoaglin Township.
Anna M. Keefer to Elizabeth C.
Shellenbarger, portion of section 16,
Willshire Township.
Jesse D. Baer, Jessie D. Baer, Megan
K. Baer to Jesse D. Baer, Megan K. Baer,
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portion of section 5, Washington Township.

Neil W. Garwood to Don M. Garwood,
inlot 149, Willshire.
Shirley Spain to Josh Wahlie, David
Wahlie, portion of section 17, Jennings
Township.
Josh Wahlie to David Wahlie, Beth
Wahlie, portion of section 17, Jennings
Township.
Marvin J. Mumper to Charles D.
Custer, inlot 332, Convoy.
Tanner W. Lewis, Bradley S. Lewis to
Larry Dunlap, Charity Dunlap, Ronald Ruark,
Sandra Ruark, inlots 165, 166, Ohio City.
F. Eloise Thatcher Family Living Trust
to Carl R. Thatcher Family Living Trust,
portion of sections 23, 26, 29, 33, Hoaglin
Township.
Estate of Floyd Eugene Bagley to
Joanne E. Bagley, portion of section 15,
Union Township.
Matthew R. Couch, Stacie N. Couch to
Melissa S. Prall, Shawn K. Hire, portion of
section 35, Harrison Township.
Crystal L. Snyder, Jason Snyder to
Roy A. Nichols, inlot 255, portion of inlot
254, Ohio City.
Fox Family Management Ltd, Fox
Family Management LLC, FV Real Estate
Management LLC to FX Net Lease
Holdings LLC, lots 423, 419, Van Wert
subdivision.
John Graber, Anna Mae Graber to
Justin Edward Cole, inlots 58, 59, Wren.
Estate of Carol S. Calvelage to Mark
Calvelage, Jody Odenweller, Mark A.
Calvelage, Jody A. Odenweller, portion of
inlots 644, 645, 646, Delphos.
Stephen D. Bailey, Jill Bailey, Jeffrey
D. Bailey, Paula Bailey, Paula S. Bailey to
Trina L. Schultz, inlot 3331, Van Wert.
Trivia
Answers last Saturdays questions:

The only U.S. state flag that is not rectangular in shape is Ohios. Its a burgee or swallowtail pennant commonly used on ships and by yacht clubs. Ohio based its flag on the pennant
flown by the Ohio cavalry during the Civil War.
The remote setting for the first season of TVs long-running reality show Survivor was Borneo
on the Malaysian island of Pulau Tiga in the South China Sea in 2000. The winner was Richard
Hatch, a corporate trainer who ended up serving time in federal prison for failing to pay taxes on
his $1 million Survivor winnings.
Todays questions:
What was revealed when a high-energy X-ray chemical analysis was made of the paint Pablo
Picasso used in creating his masterpiece The Red Chair?
What was used to decorate the 20-foot-tall Christmas tree erected on the muddy site of New
Yorks future Rockefeller Center in 1931 during the Depression?
Answers in Saturdays Herald.
Todays joke:
After 25 years of marriage, I took a look at my wife one day and said, Honey, 25 years
ago, we had a cheap apartment, a cheap car, slept on a sofa bed and watched a 10-inch
black and white TV, but I got to sleep every night with a hot 25-year-old sexy chick. Now,
we have a nice house, nice car, big bed and plasma screen TV but Im sleeping with a
50-year-old woman. It seems to me that you are not holding up your side of things.
My wife is a very reasonable woman. She told me to go out and find a hot 25-year-old
sexy chick and she would make sure that once again, Id be living in a cheap apartment,
driving a cheap car and sleeping on a sofa bed.
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Estate PUBLIC AUCTION
Saturday, March 12, 2016 10 A.M.

Location: 905 South Adams St., Delphos, OH
(Take Allen Ave. East off SR 66; 1 block to Adams St.) South edge of Delphos
Truck - Motor Home - Guns - Tools - Household Goods
TRUCK: 2001 GMC Z71 off road (SLE) Sierra PU Truck with Cap, 5.3 liters with 128,166 mi..
MOTOR HOME: 1981 30 Tasca Sun Flyer Motor Home with 30,853 miles.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Washer & dryer, refrigerator, table with 4 chairs, hutch, 2 drawer file
cabinet, upholstered sofa and chairs, base rocker, TV & stand, single and double bed complete, chests, dresser with mirror, old upholstered chair, small jewelry chest, end tables, table
lamps, cooking utensils, pots and pans, iron skillets, jug, lawn furniture.
GUNS: Mossberg 142A, Sears & Roebuck 2270 with scope, Remington Model 512, 50 caliber
black powder, Marlin Model 60.
HAND GUNS: J-22 Jennings, H&R 32 caliber, 22 Revolver, Browning Semi-automatic 22,
Tasco Spotting Scope, Jimminez 9 MM, Heritage 22, VZAR 70 32 Caliber, Astra38 Caliber.
EHMA L-A 22, Gun cabinet, Guns not on premises till day of sale.
GARAGE: Older Wheel Horse rider 10 tractor with rototiller and front blade, 1250 W. generator, small air compressor, Craftsman two section tool box, small Craftsman tool boxes, Pace
saver Titan electric scooter, reciprocating saw, air impact 1/2-3/8 drill, miter saw, grinder,
vice, tilt-a-rack, belt sander, tools, small trailer, chain saw, electric sewer rod, animal traps, gas
powered weed eater, nuts & bolts, gas grill, plus many other items.
See Auctionzip.com for photo gallery ID #23521.
Estate of Kenneth Buettner (#2015E. S.483)

Scott Buettner Executor
Nick Clark Attorney
Auctioneers: Dorsey P. Miller 419-647-4336 Roger Dillon 567-644-5881

Apprentice Auctioneer: Kevin Miller
Licensed and Bonded in favor of the State of Ohio
Terms: Cash or Check w/proper I.D.
Welcome to attend this nice auction
Food Stand - Porta John On Site Not responsible for accidents

Statements made day of sale take precedence over printed matter herein
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PRODUCTION STAFF ENGINEER
FCC (Adams), an automotive parts manufacturer is expanding
its operations. Production Staff Engineer is needed to assist
Production, Engineering and Maintenance with Assembly Room
processes. Position requires proven troubleshooting/root cause
analysis methods to improve OEE and lower scrap. Industrial
Maintenance degree or equivalent technical experience.
Experience needed:
General maintenance skills including Electrical, Mechanical,
Pneumatics, Robotics, Fanuc Controls and good trouble
shooting skills.
Good communication skills ability to initiate corrective
actions using PDCA.
FCC (Adams), LLC

Attn: Human Resources
936 East Parr Road
Berne, IN 46711
NOW ACCEPTING RESUMES

Needed for busy Physicians Office.
Medical Assistant. Full time position.
Please send resume with references to:
Van Wert Family Physicians
Attn: Jayne Smith
1178 Professional Drive
Van Wert, Ohio 45891
No phone calls please.
Assistant Director of Nursing

Hilty Home, a faith based not-for-profit health and senior
care campus in Pandora, Ohio, is searching for an Assistant Director of Nursing.
Assistant Director of Nursing is responsible for management
of the nurse aide staff in the 61-bed Skilled Nursing Facility and
the 26 bed Assisted Living community that are on site. Responsibilities include oversight of Assisted Living services, budget
and labor management, planning and development of nursing
services, management of staff, and the delivery of high quality
nursing care that also meets the needs and wants of the customer. Qualified candidates must hold a current RN license, and at
least two years of experience in a management role is preferred.
This is a full-time position with benefits, compensation commensurate with experience.
Please apply in person at 304 Hilty Drive, Pandora, or
submit an application online
at our website,
mhcoliving.org.
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DELPHOS STATE QUALIFIERS
HUNTER BINKLEY
BRETT VONDERWELL
WYATT PLACE
Hunter Binkley
Junior at Delphos Jefferson - Record 31 W-10 L

State Qualifier at 170 lb. weight class
Brett Vonderwell
Junior at Delphos St. Johns - Record 25 W-13 L

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Congratulations to Wyatt Place
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Junior at Delphos Jefferson - Record 34 W-8 L

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Phone: 419-692-8055
Fax: 419-692-8065
209 W. Third St., Delphos, OH 45833
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Open Daily: 9am to 5:30; Mon. & Fri. till 8
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With Quality Delphos
Solutions Oldest
Since
1957
Mechanical
Contractor
227 N. Main St.

With Quality Solutions
Delphos, OH 45833
Since
1957Boilers
Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Weil
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Office: 419.692.1621
Water
Treatment
Portable
Restroom
Rental
Certified
Testing
Fax: 419.695.2979
207 N. State St., Delphos, OH Backflow
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Ohio License
#45757
Septic Cleaning & Installation
Hydro Jetting
Services
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Plumbing www.fischerplumbingandheating.com
Heating Air Conditioning Weil McLain Boilers
Water Treatment Portable Restroom Rental Certified Backflow Test
Septic Cleaning & Installation
Hydro
Jetting Services
Residential,
Commercial,
Industrial and Agricultural
Electrical Services
Toledo Molding & Die, Inc.
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Overseeding Hydro Seeding Rain Bird Irrigation Systems
150 W. Fifth St., Delphos
Lima - Harding Hwy. Delphos - Elida Ave.

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Pizza, salads, subs and ice cream. We also have Breakfast Pizza!
20 Years Experience
Lawn Mowing Trimming Spring Clean-Up Lawn Rolling

Dethatching Aerating Sidewalk Edging Bed Edging
Landscape Maintenance Mulching Shrub Removal Mulch Delivery
24086 State Route 697

P.O. Box 393 Delphos, OH 45833
Phone: 419-692-6022 FAX: 419-692-8058
Residential, Commercial,
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234 S. Jefferson St.

Delphos, Ohio
Ph. 419-692-6010
Ohio License #45757, Ohio License #37398
A Full Service Generac Generator Dealer

Electrical Services
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GENERAC GENERATORS.....
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A Full Service Generac Generator Dealer
Delphos: 419-692-8901 Ayersville:419-395-161
1B The Herald
Next Generation
Elida FFA annual banquet
JMS Students of the Month
Jefferson Middle School has named its February Students of the Month. They
include, front from left, Josh Radler and Kaden Smith; and back, Sydnie McGue,
Kalie Ulm, Danny Schleeter and Paige Scott. (Submitted photo)
Elida FFA recently held its 62th annual parent-member banquet at the Old Barn Out
Back, at which President Brent Sevitz presented an honorary chapter degree to Mark &
Deb Kline. The Klines own Neiderts Mowers and have helped the program through various chapter activities, including National FFA Week Ad, providing instruction on small
engine repair to help train members for career development events and they have also
employed ag business students. The guest speaker was Londell Smith, who shared some
of his life experiences and spoke on the Four bones to success in life. The Cooperative
Education Team was recognized for placing third in the state contest. Team members were
Jared Blymyer, Travis Watkins, Clark Etzler, Hayley Wagner, Paige Askins and Vanessa
Stolzenburg. (Submitted photos)
Hayley Wagner and Caleb
Newland were recognized as
2016 State FFA Degree recipients at the banquet. They
will receive their degrees
in May at the State FFA
Convention in Columbus.
The Greenhand Quiz Team
was recognized for its fourthplace finish out of 122 schools
in the state contest. Top
team members were Janay
Sherard, Owen Anderson,
Kylie Bryan and Kylie
Archer. Ag I students recognized for Parliamentary
Awards included Shelby
Crider,
Garrett
Hall,
Brandon Kenny, Christian
Long, Logan Long, Jakob
Sexton, Tonesha Sibert and
Jaxson Swickrath.
FFA participates in
Public Speaking contests
Delphos FFA members recently participated in sub-district public speaking career development events. The purpose of this contest is to help students gain experience in public
speaking as well as develop that art that it takes to address a group of people in a professional manner. Sophia Wilson participated and placed first in Prepared Public Speaking
and received a gold rating. Emily Buettner competed in the Creed speaking contest and
placed first overall with a gold rating. Jenny Ditto placed third in the Advanced Creed
contest with a gold rating and Michelle Rode placed third overall in the Creed contest
with a gold rating as well. Wilson and Buettner earned the right to move onto district
competition Feb. 24 at Spencerville High School. (Submitted photo)
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Other awards given at the banquet included, from left, Star Chapter Farmer Oliver
Fessler, Star Agri-business Person Brent Sevitz and Star Greenhand Logan Long. Long
was also recognized for placing fourth in the State FFA semifinals in the Advanced
Creed Contest recently held at Marysville. Top fruit salesmen were given cash awards.
They included Latayveyia Massey, first place; Austin Bloom, second; and Oliver Fessler,
third. Receiving soil judging awards were Kylie Archer, Owen Anderson, Kylie Bryan,
Janay Sherard, Tracey Long, Collin Poling, Caleb Newland, Katelyn Groves and Felipe
Villanueva. Allen County Fair awards were given to Clark Etzler, Travis Watkins and
Tracey Long.
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Retiring Officer plaques were given to the 2015-2016 officer team. The officer team
included, front from left, Miranda Goodman, Oliver Fessler, Brent Sevitz and Cassidy
Conn; and back, Luke Simmons, Keith Murphy, Torey Carroll and Jacob Simmons.
The team was recognized for placing second in the sub-district Parliamentary Procedure
Contest and the team also competed in the Agricultural Technology & Mechanical
Systems Contest, placing fifth in the state career development event. Sevitz placed ninth
in the state finals.
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A SALUTE TO G
Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, a
Girl Scout Troop 20270 & 20741:

Front row : Rebecca B., Abby P., Kennadie V., Emma S., Beth G.,
Back row: Rylynn M., Brooke L., Rachel R., Hailey K., Julie W.
Members from left to
Brownie Troop 20368: Kaylee, Jaiden, Alanta, Asiah
Daisy Troop 20271

Front row : Scarlet Thayer, Jada Hosking, Heaven Anthony.
Back Row: Amber Gerdeman, Lexie Cheney, Grace McCluskey,
Serenity Burns. Leader Melissa Hosking.
Girl Scout Troop 20362;

1st row: Zada G, Delaney P, Callie S, Megan H, Delilah P, Audrey S
2nd row: Morgan K, Lela G, Mady A, Brooke A, Jaden W, Aliah F
absent: Grace B and Avery A
CLASS OF 2015
Andy North
Financial Advisor
1122 Elida Avenue

Delphos, OH 45833
Corey Norton
CHEVROLET BUICK
1725 E. Fifth Street
Delphos, Ohio
(419) 692-3015
or Toll Free 1-888-692-3015
www.delphachevy.com
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Posters & Banners
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AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE
STORE HOURS
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Two-Way Radio Systems Specialists
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GIRL SCOUTING
The Herald 3B
and character, who make the world a better place.

Girl Scout Troop 20278:
Jessica F., Kylie O.,
Courtney E., Michaela S.,
Emma R.
Anna S., Megan V., Rylee P.,
Audrey F.
Renee U., Elizabeth G.,
Tyrana O., Jenna M.
The Girl
Scout Law
I will do my best to be
honest and fair,
friendly and helpful,
considerate and caring,
courageous and strong, and
responsible for what I say and do,
and to
respect myself and others,
respect authority,
use resources wisely,
make the world a better place, and
be a sister to every Girl Scout.
Girl Scout Daisy Troop 20272

o right are: Abigail W., Abbie A., Maggie C., Rubi W., Jessica G.,
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Girl Scout Troop 20274:
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urniture.com
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Neighbors Insuring Neighbors Since 1863
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Arts & Entertainment

4B The Herald
Good Vibrations
Crossword Puzzle
"Greetings!"
By Ed Clark
Across
1 Sends a letter
10 Fellow
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and Boston cream
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you're on the
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15 "I always like

walking in the rain,
___ one can see
me crying"--Charlie
Chaplin
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14 ___ of approval
help but sing along on this one. At 8 minutes,

a disc jockey dream, and a song that inspires
conversation about the meaning of its lyrics.
The day the music died referring to the death
of the 50s music great Buddy Holly. On and
on you can go with the interpretation game of
the lyrics with this song.
1982: Physical by Olivia Newton-John
10 weeks atop the
charts back in 198182. Newton-John was
still atop her popularity wave from the
iconic 1978 movie
Grease. Songfacts.
com reports that
this song was the
#1 selling single of
the 1980s. The song
arrived on the Pop
scene along with self-help Aerobics Part 1 and
the infancy days of MTV music videos.
1992: I Will Always Love You by
Whitney Houston
Dolly
Parton
wrote and sang this
song to the top of
the Country charts in
1974.
Houston sang the
song in the movie
The Bodyguard
and its popularity
exploded, staying at
#1 for fourteen weeks. Clearly all about the
voices! Good Vibrations.
(Wikipedia, songfacts.com)
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13 Set aside
Spanning the Musical Landscape.Are you

aged enough to remember these songs from
five decades? They all charted to #1 in their
respective year. Hope they help in conjuring
a good memory from that date-stamp in your
journey.
1952: I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa
Claus by Jimmy
Boyd
Boyd was just 13
years old when he
recorded the song.
The popularity of the
song was instant and
remains a standard
play at Christmas time
today.
1962: Monster
Mash by Bobby Boris Pickett and the
Crypt-Kickers
They did the Mash,.Silly, corny, novel
and remains a Halloween mainstay on the
airways. Frontman Pickett was a big horror
movie fan, especially of Boris Karloff as
Frankenstein. The guidance on the song title
related to the dance moves of the day known as
the Mashed Potato.
Good Stuff.
1972: American
Pie
by
Don
McClean
Bye, bye Miss
American Pie, Drove
my Chevy to the
levee but the levee
was dry
Seems you cant
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17 Father's Day gifts
43 Taverns
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(never)
61 Jury person
21 Cincinnati's state
62 Hard to climb
22 Trembled
44 Buckets at the
beach
23 Another casual
greeting
46 Engine
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31 Food that jiggles

32 Knock
35 ___ Parks
38 Go down a
mountain
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39 Poles on ships
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52 Color
43 Mac or Madoff
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27 Irish poet William

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44 Book parts
5 Slammed on the
brakes
46 Oversee
47 Makes up (for)
6 Cigar stuff
49 Henry of Detroit
fame
50 "___ true?"
28 Benevolent lodge
29 Sneaky
53 Butter amount
54 Word on a bill
55 "Bravo!"
31 Joking
7 Observes
33 Musical about a
red-headed orphan
8 Golf course score
34 Mug for the camera
9 Wintertime vehicle
36 ___ Vegas
51 Greeting from Bugs

Bunny
10 Greeting in the a.m.
37 Southern vegetable
57 Camera part
11 Aunt's man
39 Ponder
58 Car
12 Ox holders
40 Parodies
59 Abdul or Deen
15 Got up
42 Monthly payments
56 Pen part,
sometimes
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Gallmeier extended his sincere thanks

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Participants are encouraged

Senior center receives 2 new vans

Quintessential first at Ohio Has Talent!

Also receiving honorable mention was Bella

Home Show draws hundreds

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Mulch is available for pick

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