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Community Calendar
July 27 - Entertainment at Freedom Amphitheater-
7:30pm . . . St Henry
July 27-28 - Ft. Recovery Tractor Pulls
NTPANationals - 7:00pm
Ambassador Park
July 27-29 - Celina Lake Festival - Lakeshore Park
July 27-29 - Camping in conjunction with Celina Lake
Festival - Mercer County Fairgrounds
July 28 - Mercer Health Lake Festival 5K
.Lakeshore Park, Celina
July 28 - Lake Fest Parade Eats
Celina First Presbyterian Church
July 28 - NAPAAuto Parts Summer Sprint Shootout .
Eldora Speedway
July 29 - Lloyd Wood - 8:00pm
Van Trees Park, Ft. Recovery
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BY MARI YOUNG
Times Bulletin Correspondent
VENEDOCIA - Small town,
Venedocia, Ohio, has a gemstone
attraction worthy of a one-tank
trip. Salem Presbyterian Church,
located in the heart of Venedocia,
can trace its roots to the Protestant
Reformation. The first three families
who came from the land of Wales to
settle in Venedocia in 1848 formed
the Salem Presbyterian Church.
Originally, the church was under the
name of the Salem Welsh Calvinistic
Methodist Church, but in 1920, the
church merged with the Presbyterian
Church.
The Welsh heritage is still
a foundation for the village.
The congregation of the Salem
Presbyterian Church continued to
worship in the Welsh language well
into the 20th century. To celebrate
their strong Welsh history and
rich culture, there is an annual St.
Davids Day dinner and program on
a Sunday afternoon in early March.
Gymanfa Ganu, or the Festival of
Song, is held on the Sunday evening
of Labor Day weekend. This unique
festival attracts people from all
over the country as participants
sing Welsh hymns (in English) in
magnificent four-part harmony.
This unique stone church
building was dedicated in 1898. The
structure features a slate roof and all
copper rain gutters and spouting. If
you get a chance to go inside, take a
look at the architecture, the stained
glass windows and the magnificent
organ.
There are many behind the
scenes committees that make this
historic church function, such as the
Session, which consists of the pastor
and elders elected by congregation,
the Trustees, who take care of the
financial and building matters, and
the Music Committee, with their
dedication to finding special music
for worship throughout the year and
the annual tradition of Gymanfa
Ganu.
There are many activities that go
on in the Salem Presbyterian Church
throughout the year. Certain groups
and events such as the junior choir,
youth group, Womens Association,
Alpha Kappa womans group, senior
luncheons, and Vacation Bible
School are sure to welcome any and
all in true Venedocian style.
The Salem Presbyterian Church
welcomes you to their place of
worship and hopes that you will join
them soon!
Small town has gemstone attraction
By Skeet Wolters

What a fun response I had
concerning my article on Alley
Riding in Coldwater. Even with
the draught we are experiencing,
many gardens and back yards are
looking good, and some are more
than interesting with
unique vignettes that
include found items
and recycled ideas. Our
German heritage lends
itself to a community
that takes pride in
ownership and a
general caring attitude.
10 years ago, we visited
my husbands family
farm in Germany and it
was not unlike our neat
and well-cared farms
and homes in Mercer
County. Well-kept
gardens of foodstuff and flowers
abound everywhere. Nothing was
wasted, ever, and all was recycled
or reused. I will continue to submit
garden pictures and I welcome
suggestions or recommendations
for interesting gardens in the area.
Email me at wskeet@hotmail.com
for inspirations including yards
with or without an alley access.
More alley riding
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lorena K. Vannett, age 93,
of Coldwater, Ohio, died on
Monday, July 16, 2012 at her
home. She was born August
28, 1918 in North Star, Ohio
to the late George and Mary
(Overman) Zumbrink. On
August 16, 1941 she married
William F. Vannett and he died
July 03, 1980. Mass of Christian
Burial was held on Friday, July
20, 2012 at holy Trinity Catholic
Church, Coldwater, Oh with
Fr. Marc Soellner, officiating.
Burial followed in St. Elizabeth
Cemetery, Coldwater Ohio.
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Norbert A. Doc Gels, age 94,
of St. henry, Ohio, died on Monday,
July 16, 2012 at Celina Manor
Nursing home. he was born July
20, 1917 in St. henry, Ohio to the
late Aloys and Anna (Selhorst) Gels.
On December 1, 1956 he married
Dolores (huwer) Luttmer Gels and
she survives in St. henry. Mass
of Christian Burial was held on
Saturday, July 21, 2012 at St. henry
Catholic Church, St. henry, Ohio,
with Fr. Benedict Magabe, officiating
and Deacon Randy Balster assisting.
Burial with military honors followed
in St. henry Cemetery, St. henry
Ohio. Memorials may be made to
the Cancer Association of Mercer
County or the St. henry CCD
program. Condolences may be left
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Did you ever wonder how the
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by two brothers named Menches.
The story goes that they ran
out of sausages at the local
store, which is what they were
making their sandwiches, and
they ground up some scrapes of
leftover beef thus began the birth
of the burger however, Louiss
Lunch restaurant, advertises that
the owners grandfather was the
inventor of the first hamburger
sandwich. This was in the early
1900s in New England states.
The story goes that a customer
came in that wanted something
fast to eat because he was in
a hurry. The owner ground up
some scrapes from the steaks
he was preparing and quickly
grilled up the first hamburger. It
was served between two slices
of toasted white bread. It is still
served the same way today at
the famous restaurant with the
only condiment being tomato and
onion, no catsup or mustard is
allowed.
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one small can of mandarin
oranges. draomed
1 small can crushed pineapple,
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half cup cottage cheese
Prepare gelatin as directed, let
set in refrigerator to slightly set
stage.
When gelatin is partially
set add the cottage cheese and
beat for several minutes and then
add the can of pineapple, pour
into a glass dish.
TOPPING:
Juice from the drained
oranges
1 egg
three fourths tablespoon of
flour
half cup of sugar
Blend the above ingredients
and cook over low heat stirring
constantly till thick. Set aside
to cool. When cool add 1 cup of
cool whip and mix till blended.
Place over top of the gelatin
and orange mixture and add the
oranges on top to decorate. Place
in refrigerator till ready to serve.
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THE MERCER COUNTY CHRONICLE
Page 10 May 21, 2009 - May 27, 2009
Celina Couple Receives Albert Heckler
Award from Cheryl Ann Programs
Louis and Dorothy Hoyng never imagined that theyd be-
come involved with Cheryl Ann Programs.
They were raising three happy, healthy boys in their Celina
home. Louie operated his custom upholstery shop next door,
and Dorothy worked in the high school cafeteria. They were a
typical family.
Then a very atypical thing happened. Their middle son,
Brian, was struck by lightning in 1981 when he was 16. With
that bolt out of the blue, the Hoyngs lives changed forever.
The odds of being struck by lightning are one in 280,000,
but the Hoyngs couldnt afford to spend much time thinking
about their terrible luck. They had a son who needed them
more than he ever had. The first years after Brians accident,
which left him with severe disabilities, were very difficult,
they said, as they searched for someone who could help them
help Brian.
Their school district helped as much as it could.Finally, then-
Superintendent Ralph Stelzer recommended a place the Hoyngs
knew about but had never visited as parents: Cheryl Ann.
Cheryl Ann was the best thing that ever happened to us,
Louie Hoyng said. It gave Brian his life back.
The people of Cheryl Ann helped Brian with his everyday
life. They gave him a place to go and jobs to do. He made new
friends, and enjoyed everything about his experiences there,
up to and including the bus ride out to Mud Pike.
When he would see Sam Morden (his bus aide) he would
just smile, and the people in Adult Day Services really knew
how to make him laugh, Dorothy Hoyng said.
It wasnt long before the Hoyngs were finding ways to re-
pay Cheryl Ann for its help. They were regular volunteers.
Louie Hoyng completed upholstery jobs for the unique
equipment used at Cheryl Ann, and often, said Superintendent
Mike Overman, Louie would forget to send us a bill. He
also served a term on the county MRDD board and was the
board president.
For all that, and for their tireless advocacy on behalf of
their son, the Hoyngs received the Albert Heckler Award at
the staff appreciation banquet in March. The award is given
each year to a Cheryl Ann family that exemplifies service and
advocacy.
The Hoyngs both served as good examples of first-rate
advocates for their son, Overman said. They rarely ever
missed a day spending time with him, and they always spoke
up to be sure his needs were being met. They were really spe-
cial parents for Brian, and really good supporters of our pro-
gram.
Brian Hoyng died in February 2008 at the age of 43. In the
years after the lightning strike he taught his family a lot about
patience, hope, endurance and acceptance. He introduced the
Hoyngs to a world they had only seen from the outsidebut it
was a world where they found welcome and acceptance.
We met some wonderful people during our years at Cheryl
Ann, Dorothy Hoyng said. They worked their hearts out
helping us with Brian.
Dorothy and Louis Hoyng
Stateline Writers Meet
At the April meeting of the Stateline Writers Club, members read
profiles they had written about someone, living or dead or make-
believe, and member Eileen Whitsetts special activity of having mem-
bers combine pictures of particular scenes with a person or people
assigned to them to put into that scene brought interesting results.
Sue Miller and Gretchen Bollenbachers proposal for a special
meeting designed to attract new members was described and approved.
Members will be hosted by the Coldwater Public Library in June for
a reading of their best work.
At the next meeting, which will be on Saturday, May 16, mem-
bers will rehearse for their special program in June.
Stateline club members meet the 3rd Saturday of each month at
10 a.m. at the Celina Mercer County Library. Anyone interested in
coming to a meeting or becoming a member is cordially invited to
attend.
Celina Rotary Dog Park Dedicated
BY: BETTY LOU DENNEY/HALL
Opening day at the Celina Rotary Dog Park received
rave revues from the dogs. As the gates opened for the first
time on Tuesday May 12, dogs of all sizes were seen mak-
ing their way to the park to get a chance to run in over 3
acres of wide open spaces of the chain-linked fenced in
area. Small dogs area is an acre and the large dogs have
over 2 acres. The new park, which is one of newest and
biggest things happening in the State Parks around the coun-
try, was made possible due to the efforts of Deborha Borns,
Rotary Club President. Her friend, Darlene Lynskey, is also
working on getting a State Dog Park in her home town of
St. Marys. The two dog lovers along with many volunteers
worked many hours with the help of the State and Craig
Morton, who is the regional manager of Grand Lake St.
Marys. Together they cleared away debris from the previ-
ously unused land. The Park is located at the end of West
Bank Road
Deb Borns saw her idea come to life with the help of the
Celina Rotary Clubs major donation and businesses as well
as individuals who helped with labor and monetary dona-
tions. The idea came to her after visiting another dog park.
At the dedication ceremony Deb thanked many of the
people who made the park possible. Jeff Larmore, Past
Rotary President and Celina City Council Member spoke
as his 150 pound Newfoundland, Bentley checked out the
park. Jeff is also a large contributor to the park in honor of
the recovery of Bentley after he had been lost for several
days. Craig Morton, Regional Manager of State Park Gand
Lake St. Marys and John Hunter, Assistant Chief of the
Division of Parks and Recreation also spoke at the dedica-
tion ceremony. Deb concluded her speech with some wise
lessons that she has learned from her own dogs. A few of
which were: Never leave home without your leach and
your ID. If you stare at someone long enough, you will get
what you want. Last, if it is not wet and sloppy it is not a
real kiss.
One of the many visitors enjoying running free on dedi-
cation day was a lab /poodle mix owned by Dave Hochstien,
professor at Wright State University. He has other dogs at
home but decided to only bring one at a time. He com-
mented that this was the first time his dog had this much
exercise since he got him a year ago.
There are a few small problems to work out with the
park, such as the water faucet would not shut off and there
was a small hole under the fence in the small dog side of
the park, which of course was found by one of the little
furry visitors on dedication day. These problems will be
easily fixed. Memberships ($10) to Fur Ever Friends are
being sold to help with the upkeep of the park. The use of
the park is free to the public. One of the additions they
would like to have is benches added to the park for the
comfort of the owners.
The green stations placed around the fence for the dog
wastes were given at a discount by Florida based company
named DogiPot. Gary Brown, Assistant Operations Man-
ger, heard about the plans for the park and wanted to help
by giving discounts on the pots. The company has all Oxi-
biodegradable bags inside the pots for your dog waste. Gary
flew in from Florida to be a part of the ribbon cutting and
opening of the park. More of their products can be found
by going to: www.propet.org.
If visiting the park remember to follow the rules that are
posted at the entrance. Common sense is your guide such
as:
Dogs should have their current shots
The park has little dog and big dog sections, keep
dogs in their own spaces.
Dont leave dog unattended
Do not bring a dog that shows aggressive behavior
Keep small children under close supervision
Clean up after your own dog
Never bring a dog to the park that has an illness.
These are just a few precautions to remember. Check
the rules before entering the park and you and your dog
will have a great time The Park is open daylight to dark
everyday.
Deb Borns prepares to cut the ribbon at the Dedication of the Celina Rotary Club Dog Park. Helping to hold the ribbon
is Darlene Lynskey and John Hunter, assistant chief of the Ohios Division of Parks and Recreation. On left is Craig
Morton, Regional Manager of Grand Lake St. Marys. Right: Jeff Larmore and Bentley. Photo by Roy Hall.
fort notes
by Betty Lou Denney/Hall
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Vol. 115 No. 30
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I think sometimes we worry too
much about our kids and how they
will turn out in life. I came across
the following article the other day
and I thought you all might like to
read it also.
Whenever Im disappointed with
my spot in life, I stop and think about
little Jamie Scott. Jamie was trying
out for a part in the school play.
his mother told me that hed set
his heart on being in it, though she
feared he would not be chosen.
On the day the parts were
awarded, I went with her to collect
him after school.
Jamie rushed up to her, eyes
shining with pride and excitement.
Guess what, Mom, he shouted,
and then said those words that will
remain a lesson to me. Ive been
chosen to clap and cheer.
Maybe we can all learn a lesson
from this little fellow. I think we
push our kids so hard to achieve that
we forget to let them be kids.
One wonders just what will
happen with the failure of the corn
crops in Mercer County. Maybe this
will help us in the future to appreciate
just how important the work that a
farmer does in the production of food
products. We are too quick to take for
granted the importance of the farmer
and what he contributes to society.
Lets all pray that the rains will come
in time for some of the crops to
survive. If not I think it will be a long
hard winter.
Thats my Opinion.......
Whats yours??
A Look Back
From the Archives of The Mercer
County Chronicle
10 YEARS AGO (2002)
Through the missionary efforts
of Linda Thieman excess St.
henry school equipment was sent
to Pliassance, haiti when John
Cheesemen Trucking took 16 teacher
desks, 270 chairs, 986 desk-chairs
and other supplies to Florida for
shipment to haiti.
Coldwater Village Manager Eric
Thomas announced that village crews
will be cleaning sewer lines until
October 31 east of Route 118 and
between Vine Street and Sycamore
Street.
25 YEARS AGO (1987)
The Ohio Department of Natural
Resources has placed a ban on
swimming at Grand Lake St. Marys
beaches because of high bacteria
levels in the lake.
The village of Fort Recovery will
be getting a new post office within the
next 150 days, which will be located
at Broadway and St. Clair Streets at
the site of a former car wash.
The Coldwater ACME baseball
team won their first two games in the
state tournament at Bellefontaine by
defeating Findlay 23-5 and Indian
Lake 7-1. Their next game will be
against Defiance.
50 YEARS AGO (1962)
The 2nd annual Coldwater
Community Picnic last weekend
received heavy rains around 9 p.m.
Sunday, but still they sold over
2,000 barbecue chicken dinners and
grossed over $8,300 for the Park and
Library.
The Celina Insurance Group has
begun to move from their building
on South Main Street to their new
quarters. The move is scheduled to
be completed by August 10, to make
room for the new Celina Community
College.
After nine weeks of play in the Tri-
County Slo-Pitch Softball League, St
henry leads the Eastern Division and
Egypt leads the Western Division.
Coldwaters high school team
will play in the 10-team 1962
Northwestern Ohio ACME Baseball
Tournament in Rockford August
1-10.
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Question: My pet has feas! What can I do?
Answer: Flea control after a mild winter is a challenge to all pet owners. This year after the mild winter and
then heat of summer, we are hearing from our clients that they are having problems with feas. Pet owners need to
understand the life cycle of a fea to help properly protect their pet. There are many misconceptions about how fea
products work. Aproperly protected pet can still have live feas present. The key is that these live feas are dying and
not producing any eggs. This is what breaks the fea cycle. Afea preventative is the best protection for your pet.
Flea preventatives that are sold over-the-counter at retail stores are usually ineffective. They are products that
veterinarians have found to becoming fea resistant over the past several years. Your veterinarian knows the most
effective fea products that are effective in your area and what type of product is right for your pet. Flea products come
in combination with heartworm preventative or may come in an oral tablet that is effective for a couple of days or a
monthly fea tablet or an injectable or a monthly topical. As you can see, there are many types of protection available
so choosing the best one for your pet should be discussed with your veterinarian.
Many pet owners believe that their pet got feas by them jumping from another animal onto theirs. While this
may happen, the most likely place your pet got feas is from immature stages that have developed from on to two
months ago whether outdoors or in the home. Adult feas do not live free in the environment. Fleas outside come
from a fea infestation of emerging fea pupa that came from eggs carried in by neighborhood pets and feral and
wild animals. Flea preventatives control newly emerged feas. The fea cycle begins with the adult fea laying and
depositing eggs that stay on the animal or fall off into the environment whether in a home or outside. The eggs hatch
in one to ten days to become larvae. The larvae then pupate in fve to eleven days. Fleas emerge from the pupa in 7
to 174 days. If you add the time up, it could take a fea six and half months to hatch. It has been shown in studies that
feas can stay dormant in the pupa for more than a year, even up to two years! This is why a continuing regiment of
fea prevention is necessary to get rid of a fea infestation. It is recommended that at a minimum of three continuous
months of fea protection be done to control live feas.
After the initial treatment, you may see live feas for up to eight-plus weeks. If the feas are on your protected
pet, they will die usually within thirty minutes to four hours depending on the fea preventative used. In order for most
fea products to work, the fea must bite your pet frst to end its life cycle. The fea can lay eggs but they do not hatch
breaking the cycle to future feas. Some of the newer topical products work by the fea becoming paralyzed upon
contact on your pet and cannot bite your pet. This then leads to their death. During this time, they cannot bite or lay
eggs. It is important to use fea preventative on all of your pets to break the cycle. Even indoor cats can get feas
by people bringing hitchhiker feas into the home. If you see feas on one pet, it is most likely that all of your pets
will have or get them at some point.
Prevention is the best control. Ask your veterinarian what is the best form for your pet. Have them show or
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Maria Vega from the Armstrong
Air & Space museum conducted a
program on rocketry at the Coldwater
Public Library recently. She brought
along several types of rockets and
explained how they are sent into space
and what parts return to earth. Those
in attendance built and then raced
a balloon powered lunar rover. The
children also assisted in launching
foam rockets across the meeting room.
This was held as part of the Dream
Big---Read! summer reading program
which concluded last week.
Children learn
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at library
Sally Coate loved every holiday
and every month of the year. But her
absolute favorite event was Celinas
Lake Festival.
It was really her time to shine,
said her daughter, heather Coate
Schmidt. She planned all spring and
summer for the annual Lake Festival
parade, pulling together outrageous
outfits for herself and her friends,
who called themselves the Curbside
Queens. Arguably, they had more
fun as spectators than anyone who
was actually in the parade, as they
strutted curbside in their costumes,
greeting parade participants with
cheers, royal waves and wacky
gifts.
Shell be sorely missed this
weekend; Sally Coate died on July
10, 2011, after a valiant battle with
breast cancer.
Friends and family
are honoring her memory
with a giant garage sale
in the parking lot of
Friendly Market, 725
W. Logan St., Celina,
on Friday, July 27, from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Weve
been gathering stuff
all year, and we really
do have something for
everyone, Schmidt said.
The garage sale
includes a raffle for new items
that have been donated by area
businesses. We were so touched
by the response when we explained
to people what we were doing to
honor my mom, Schmidt
said. People gave very
generously. Everybody
knew Sally.
All proceeds from the
sale and raffle will benefit
the Mercer County Cancer
Association. Our family
appreciates the great
support offered by the
Mercer County Cancer
Association, Schmidt said.
Mom would have wanted
us to give back.
For more information, call
heather Schmidt, 419-953-0664.
Garage Sale benefits Cancer Society
Tricia Ontrop, Assistant Cub Scout
Master for Cub Scout Pack 96, was
the guest speaker for the July 17 meet-
ing of the Coldwater Kiwanis Club.
Assistant Cub Master Chad Fortkamp
was also present along with five cub
scouts. Tricia introduced the cub
scouts by noting their rank, uniform,
and the expectations for each rank
. Ken Bailey represented the Tiger
Scouts who are first graders. Shane
Ontrop represented Wolf Scouts from
the second grade. Aaron Fortkamp is
third grader and a Bear Scout. Luke
Ontrop is a level 1 Webelo Scout in
the fourth grade. Nick Bailey is a fifth
grader and a level 2 Webelo Scout.
Pack 96 has 52 scouts organized into
five dens.
Each of the scouts showed some
projects they had recently completed
and awards they garnered. Examples
of their projects included pinewood
derby cars, catapults, picture frames,
and tool boxes. The scouts also dis-
played trophies and plaques earned in
various projects and contests. Many
attended a day camp at the Mercer
County Fairgrounds and some at-
tended Mom & Me or Dad & Lad
Camps at Camp Berry and Camp La-
kota. Tricia noted that an annual pop-
corn sale is the major fund raiser for
the Cub Scouts and asked everyone to
support the sale.
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Favorite Audio Books
Recommendations
By Skeet Wolters
library Assistant

This is the time of year
that the library desk receives
recommendations for Audio Books
for vacationers and travelers. I have
a list of my favorites and share it
with readers today. Listening to a
book on tape or C/D makes the miles
pass quickly and relatively easy.
Sometimes one has to compromise
with a driving companion but the list
is long and there should be something
for everyone.

Skeets Favorite Audio Books
The Shoemakers Wife, Left
Neglected, Still Alice, Winter
Garden, The help, Sarahs Key,
Water for Elephants, Rainwater,
Greatest Generation, Light of
the Moon, Snow Flower and the
Secret Fan, A Redbird Christmas,
A Painted house, The Preachers
Daughter, Now and Then, Beach
Road, Northern Lights, The home
to Big Stone Gap, When you Come
to a Fork in the Road: Take It, and
Twisted. And a new listing that is
already a favorite for both men and
women, Calico Joe by John Grisham.
This only touches the surface of audio
book available. I invite you to browse
the shelves for favorites. happy and
safe vacation to all.
Local citizens have been beating
the summer heat by spending time
at the summer resorts around
Grand Lake Saint Marys. One of
the oldest summer resorts on the
west side of the Lake, was the Nye
and Riley Summer resort, which
became Edgewater Park in March
1899. On May 22, 1938, the
Immaculate Conception band led
the Celina Parade to the Grand
Reopening of Edgewater Park,
by its new owner, B.A. Myers.
Stories have been told about the
good times dancing at Edgewater
park, with music from Les Brown
and his Band of Renown, Dorsey
Brothers, Billy Butterfield, Stan
Kenton, Guy Lombardo, Ray
Anthony, Louie Armstrong,
Chubby Checkers, and local dance
bands.
November 9, 2006, Pat
Fitzgerald, WBGu-TV invited
me to participate in planning their
television PBS Documentary of the
Amusement Parks of Northwest
Ohio. Therefore, on November
27, 2006, I hosted a program at
the Mercer County historical
Museum asking Senior Citizens,
who remembered Edgewater Park,
to be interviewed by the WBGu-
TV crew. That PBS Documentary
was aired on television in April
2007. At that time, a copy of
that PBS Video was placed at the
Mercer County Library in Celina.
Senior Citizens, please have
your Grandchildren type the story
on their computer as you tell t.hem
your memories of Edgewater
Park. Ask them to keep a copy
of your stories for your family.
I will ask you, if you will share
your memories and have your
Grandchildren email a copy of
your Edgewater Park Memories
to me, for the Archival Collections
of the Mercer County historical
Society. Remember that those
days were the days before air-
conditioned buildings and air-
conditioned cars. how did you
stay cool? Thanks for helping the
Mercer County historical Society
preserve local history.
[The Mercer County historical
Society President Joyce Alig,
may be contacted at 3054 Burk-
St. henry Road, Saint henry, Oh
45883, or histalig@bright.net or
419-678-2614.]
The oldest photograph found
about Edgewater Park; can you
date the automobiles?
Edgewater Park, Summer Resort with dancing and roller skating.
The sign reads Park Grocery, cigars, ice cream, candy, cigars,
cigarettes, tobacco, and Beer! The back of the post card advertised
50 Modern Cottages. Can you date the automobile?

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Before you are discharged
from the hospital following an
illness or surgery, your physi-
cian or a discharge planner may
recommend home health care
services to assist in your contin-
ued recovery. But who will pro-
vide that care?
By law, you have the right to
choose your home health and
hospice care provider.
In 1997 Congress mandated
that patients who need post-
hospital services must be given
a list (written or verbal) of pro-
viders located in the patients
geographic area to choose from.
This applies to all patients in
Medicare and Medicaid partici-
pating hospitals, regardless of
whether the patient is covered
by Medicare, Medicaid, man-
aged care, private insurance or
private pay. Furthermore:
The list should be given to
the patient or his/her represen-
tative at least once prior to dis-
charge.
The hospital must list pro-
viders who request to be listed,
if those providers are certified to
participate in the Medicare pro-
gram.
The hospital must inform
the patient or his/her representa-
tive of their freedom to choose
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and must, when possible, respect
patient and family preferences
when they are expressed.
The hospital must disclose
a financial interest in any of the
listed providers.
The list must be legible and
current; it is recommended that
the list be updated annually.
So how should you choose a
provider from the list given to
you?
Medicare.gov recommends
asking the following questions
of potential home health and
hospice care agencies:
Do you offer the specific
health care services I need (nurs-
ing, therapies, etc.)?
Do you offer home health
aide services such as help with
bathing?
Can you help me arrange for
support services such as oxygen
or medical equipment?
Can your staff provide the
type and hours of care my doc-
tor ordered? Can you start when
I need you?
Is staff available at night
and on weekends for emergen-
cies?
Can you explain what my
insurance will cover and what I
will have to pay out-of-pocket?
Do you have letters from sat-
isfied patients, family members,
and doctors that testify to the
agency providing good care?
Complaints about not pro-
viding a list to a patient that
requires post hospital services
should be filed with the Ohio
Department of health. For more
information on choosing a home
health agency, visit www.medi-
care.gov.
Community health Profes-
sionals in Celina is a nonprofit
agency offering a complete
range of home health and hos-
pice services throughout Mer-
cer County and the surrounding
area. Please call 419-586-1999,
stop by the office at 816 Pro Dr.
or visit ComhealthPro.org for
more information.
Home
Abby Jeffries, of Celina, has
joined State of the heart hospice
as a registered nurse for the
nonprofit agency. She will work
from the agencys Coldwater
office. State of the heart, which
has offices also in Greenville and
Portland, cares for patients and
families in eastern Indiana and
western Ohio who are confronting
a life limiting illness.
Jeffries has a background as a
critical care nurse, and is certified
in ACLS, BLS. Of her new
position, she said, I am looking
forward to working with State of
the heart. The people there are
great and I love to work close
with my patients providing hands
on care.
She and her husband Derik
have two children, Riley and
Brody. For more information
about any of the services provided
by State of the heart hospice, go
to the agency web site at www.
stateoftheheartcare.org
Celina resident joins State of
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The second annual Keith J.
LaFountain II Memorial Run
will be held Saturday, August
18 with the run beginning and
ending at the Rockford Amer-
ican Legion Post 508, 105. W.
Bridge St. Last year was the
first year for the poker run,
and $1,500 was raised for
State of the heart hospices
annual Camp BEARable for
grieving children. Funds
raised will again be directed
to Camp BEARable.
The Memorial Run is orga-
nized by yvonne and Roger
Patch as a way of remem-
bering son Keith and to help
State of the heart. The couple
had attended grief support
meetings held by State of the
heart following Keiths sud-
den death in an work-related
accident in the summer of
2010 and felt so grateful for
the help they received that
they wanted to help the orga-
nization. They had also been
thinking of a way to remem-
ber their son.
Registration for the Me-
morial Run is at 12 noon,
with the first bike or vehicle
out at 1 p.m. The last bike in
will be at 5 p.m. The run is
for motorcycles and automo-
biles. It is open to anyone
who wants to participate,
said yvonne Patch. The cost
of participation is $10.
In addition, Patch ex-
plained, there will be a 50/50
drawing, and plenty of door
prizes. The event will be
held, rain or shine, she said,
and everyone is certainly
welcome.
State of the heart hos-
pice, with offices in Coldwa-
ter, Greenville and Portland,
cares for patients and families
in eastern Indiana and west-
ern Ohio who are confronting
a life limiting illness. This
year, for the 12
th
year, State
of the heart will hold Camp
BEARable July 13-15 at the
Spiritual Center of Maria
Stein. It is open to any child,
six to 15, who has lost a loved
one and is dealing with grief.
There is no charge to attend
the camp and it is open to any
youth, and there need be no
association with hospice care.
Actually, over 90 percent of
the youth have no association
with hospice care. This year,
over 60 youth are expected to
attend the camp. Funds raised
by the Memorial Run will be
used for next years camp.
For more information
about the Keith J. LaFoun-
tain II Memorial Run, please
contact yvonne and Roger
Patch at 419-771-8881. For
information about State of the
heart, which is a nonprofit
agency, go to the agency web
site at www.stateoftheheart-
care.org .
Second annual Poker
Memorial Run set for Saturday,
August 18 in Rockford
Pictured is Roger and Yvonne
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2009 Ford Escape XLT #P113 ......................................... $22,930
2009 Ford Escape XLT Sunroof #144A .............................. $17,980
2009 Ford Escape Hybrid #251A .................................... $21,980
2008 Buick Enclave CX #015A ........................................ $25,980
2008 GMC Acadia SLT #1931A ........................................ $27,980
2008 GMC Envoy 48,000 miles #P153A ............................... $19,840
2007 Ford Explorer 4x4 Leather, Sunroof #132A .................. $17,890
2007 Ford Edge SEL AWD Leather #267A ......................... $18,980
2006 Ford Freestyle 7-passgner #P084A .............................. $8,960
2001 Toyota Highlander #148A ....................................... $10,980
2003 Ford Explorer XTL 4x4 #212C .................................. $7,470
1998 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer #006B ....................... $5,950
TRUCKS
2011 Dodge Ram 3500 DRW Diesel #263A ....................... $39,980
2010 Ford F150 #P100 ..................................................... $31,980
2010 Ford F150 Supercrew Lariat 4x4 #097A ................ $32,980
2009 Ford F150 XLT 4x4 ONLY 21,000 miles! #P152 ............ $26,540
2008 Ford F250 Supercab 4x4 Diesel Lariat #P131 ...... $33,825
2008 Ford F250 4x4 Diesel Crew Cab #P073A ............... $28,480
$16,970
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FEISTA SE
#243
$18,383
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FUSION
#259
$9,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD F150
#128
$3,500
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD FOCUS
#265
$21,602
*
Brand New 2012
FORD ESCAPE
#172
$5,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD EDGE
#162
Sale ends 3/31/2012
6 YEAR
100,000-MILE
WARRANTY
500 Wagner Ave.
Greenville, Ohio
547-3000 1-800-717-3673
Its July and the
are the prices at
during our
We have
hot Deals
CARS
2011 Ford Fusion #P157.................................................. $18,980
2011 Ford Focus SEL #P164 ........................................... $16,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ #P148 ................................................. $26,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ AWD #P159 ....................................... $26,980
2010 Mercury Milan #P047 .............................................. $17,967
2009 Ford Focus SE #256A ............................................. $12,980
2009 Lexus ES350 27,000 miles #064A ............................... $26,970
2008 Ford Fusion #1793B ................................................ $14,980
2007 Saturn Aura XE #051A ............................................ $12,960
2006 Pontiac G6 GT #P067B ............................................ $11,980
2011 Ford Flex SEL #P101 .............................................. $29,980
2011 Ford Edge SEL #P156 ............................................ $26,980
2011 Ford Escape XLT #P170 ......................................... $20,980
2009 Lincoln MKX #140A ................................................ $27,890
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P111 ......................................... $21,840
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P113 ......................................... $22,930
2008 GMC Acadia SLT #1931A ........................................ $27,980
TRUCKS
2010 Ford F150 #P100 ..................................................... $31,980
$16,970
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FEISTA SE
#243
$18,383
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FUSION
#259
$9,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD F150
#128
$3,500
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD FOCUS
#265
$21,602
*
Brand New 2012
FORD ESCAPE
#172
$5,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD EDGE
#162
Sale ends 3/31/2012
6 YEAR
100,000-MILE
WARRANTY
500 Wagner Ave.
Greenville, Ohio
547-3000 1-800-717-3673
Its July and the
are the prices at
during our
We have
hot Deals
CARS
2011 Shelby GT500 LOADED, ONLY 1800 miles! #217A.......... $48,960
2011 Ford Fusion #P157.................................................. $18,980
2011 Ford Focus SEL #P164........................................... $16,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ #P148................................................. $26,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ AWD #P159 ....................................... $26,980
2010 Mercury Milan Premier #P062................................ $18,967
2010 Mercury Milan #P047 .............................................. $17,967
2010 Dodge Avenger RT #P079...................................... $18,970
2009 Ford Focus SE #256A............................................. $12,980
2009 Honda Accord EX ONLY 13k miles #P119A................. $20,970
2009 Chevrolet HHR ONLY 16,000 miles #1988A.................. $15,980
2009 Lexus ES350 27,000 miles #064A ............................... $26,970
2008 Ford Fusion #1793B ................................................ $14,980
2007 Saturn Aura XE #051A............................................ $12,960
2006 Pontiac G6 GT #P067B............................................ $11,980
2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GT SHARP! #P062A..................... $8,970
1999 Lincoln Town Car #P155........................................... $4,950
2012 GMCTerrain Leather, Sunroof #187A ........................... $27,980
2011 Ford Flex SEL #P101 .............................................. $29,980
2011 Ford Edge SEL #P156 ............................................ $26,980
2011 Ford Escape XLT #P170 ......................................... $20,980
2010 Mercury Mariner Premium #P151.......................... $21,980
2009 Lincoln MKX #140A ................................................ $27,890
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P111 ......................................... $21,840
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P113 ......................................... $22,930
2008 Buick Enclave CX #015A........................................ $25,980
2008 GMC Acadia SLT #1931A ........................................ $27,980
2007 Ford Edge SEL AWD Leather #267A......................... $18,980
1998 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer #006B....................... $5,950
TRUCKS
2011 Dodge Ram 3500 DRWDiesel #263A ....................... $39,980
2010 Ford F150 #P100 ..................................................... $31,980
2010 Ford F150 Supercrew Lariat 4x4 #097A................ $32,980
2008 Ford F250 4x4 Diesel Crew Cab #P073A............... $28,480
$16,970
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FEISTA SE
#243
$18,383
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FUSION
#259
$9,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD F150
#128
$3,500
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD FOCUS
#265
$21,602
*
Brand New 2012
FORD ESCAPE
#172
$5,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD EDGE
#162
Sale ends 3/31/2012
6 YEAR
100,000-MILE
WARRANTY
500 Wagner Ave.
Greenville, Ohio
547-3000 1-800-717-3673
Its July and the
are the prices at
during our
We have
hot Deals
CARS
2011 Shelby GT500 LOADED, ONLY 1800 miles! #217A.......... $48,960
2011 Chrysler 300 Limited #P128................................... $28,680
2011 Ford Taurus Leather, Sunroof #P145............................ $25,890
2011 Ford Fusion #P157.................................................. $18,980
2011 Ford Focus SEL #P164........................................... $16,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ #P148................................................. $26,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ AWD #P159 ....................................... $26,980
2010 Ford Taurus Limited SHARP! #P051......................... $25,868
2010 Mercury Milan #P047 .............................................. $17,967
2010 Dodge Avenger RT #P079...................................... $18,970
2010 Mercury Grand Marquis #P098A............................ $17,890
2009 Ford Focus SE #256A............................................. $12,980
2009 Honda Accord EX ONLY 13k miles #P119A................. $20,970
2009 Chevrolet HHR ONLY 16,000 miles #1988A.................. $15,980
2009 Lexus ES350 27,000 miles #064A............................... $26,970
2008 Toyota Avalon Limited #110A................................. $22,580
2008 Ford Fusion #1793B................................................ $14,980
2007 Saturn Aura XE #051A............................................ $12,960
2006 Pontiac G6 GT #P067B............................................ $11,980
1999 Lincoln Town Car #P155........................................... $4,950
2011 Ford Flex SEL #P101 .............................................. $29,980
2011 Ford Edge Limited #P168....................................... $28,980
2011 Ford Edge SEL #P156 ............................................ $26,980
2011 Ford Escape XLT #P170 ......................................... $20,980
2010 Mercury Mariner Premium #P151.......................... $21,980
2009 Lincoln MKX #140A ................................................ $27,890
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P111 ......................................... $21,840
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P113 ......................................... $22,930
2008 Buick Enclave CX #015A........................................ $25,980
2008 GMC Acadia SLT #1931A........................................ $27,980
2007 Ford Explorer 4x4 Leather, Sunroof #132A.................. $17,890
2003 Ford Explorer XTL 4x4 #212C.................................. $7,470
1998 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer #006B....................... $5,950
TRUCKS
2011 Dodge Ram 3500 DRWDiesel #263A....................... $39,980
2010 Ford F150 #P100 ..................................................... $31,980
2010 Ford F150 Supercrew Lariat 4x4 #097A................ $32,980
$16,970
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FEISTA SE
#243
$18,383
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FUSION
#259
$9,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD F150
#128
$3,500
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD FOCUS
#265
$21,602
*
Brand New 2012
FORD ESCAPE
#172
$5,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD EDGE
#162
Sale ends 3/31/2012
6 YEAR
100,000-MILE
WARRANTY
500 Wagner Ave.
Greenville, Ohio
547-3000 1-800-717-3673
Its July and the
are the prices at
during our
We have
hot Deals
CARS
2011 Ford Fusion #P157.................................................. $18,980
2011 Ford Focus SEL #P164........................................... $16,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ #P148 ................................................. $26,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ AWD #P159 ....................................... $26,980
2010 Mercury Milan #P047 .............................................. $17,967
2009 Ford Focus SE #256A ............................................. $12,980
2009 Lexus ES350 27,000 miles #064A ............................... $26,970
2008 Ford Fusion #1793B ................................................ $14,980
2007 Saturn Aura XE #051A ............................................ $12,960
2006 Pontiac G6 GT #P067B ............................................ $11,980
2011 Ford Flex SEL #P101 .............................................. $29,980
2011 Ford Edge SEL #P156 ............................................ $26,980
2011 Ford Escape XLT #P170 ......................................... $20,980
2009 Lincoln MKX #140A ................................................ $27,890
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P111 ......................................... $21,840
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P113 ......................................... $22,930
2008 GMC Acadia SLT #1931A ........................................ $27,980
TRUCKS
2011 Dodge Ram 3500 DRWDiesel #263A ....................... $39,980
2010 Ford F150 #P100 ..................................................... $31,980
$16,970
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FEISTA SE
#243
$18,383
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FUSION
#259
$9,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD F150
#128
$3,500
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD FOCUS
#265
$21,602
*
Brand New 2012
FORD ESCAPE
#172
$5,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD EDGE
#162
Sale ends 3/31/2012
6 YEAR
100,000-MILE
WARRANTY
500 Wagner Ave.
Greenville, Ohio
547-3000 1-800-717-3673
Its July and the
are the prices at
during our
We have
hot Deals
CARS
2011 Ford Fusion #P157.................................................. $18,980
2011 Ford Focus SEL #P164 ........................................... $16,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ #P148 ................................................. $26,980
2010 Lincoln MKZ AWD #P159 ....................................... $26,980
2010 Mercury Milan #P047 .............................................. $17,967
2009 Ford Focus SE #256A ............................................. $12,980
2009 Lexus ES350 27,000 miles #064A ............................... $26,970
2008 Ford Fusion #1793B ................................................ $14,980
2007 Saturn Aura XE #051A ............................................ $12,960
2006 Pontiac G6 GT #P067B ............................................ $11,980
2011 Ford Flex SEL #P101 .............................................. $29,980
2011 Ford Edge SEL #P156 ............................................ $26,980
2011 Ford Escape XLT #P170 ......................................... $20,980
2009 Lincoln MKX #140A ................................................ $27,890
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P111 ......................................... $21,840
2009 Ford Escape XLT #P113 ......................................... $22,930
2008 GMC Acadia SLT #1931A ........................................ $27,980
TRUCKS
2010 Ford F150 #P100 ..................................................... $31,980
$16,970
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FEISTA SE
#243
$18,383
*
Brand New 2012
FORD FUSION
#259
$9,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD F150
#128
$3,500
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD FOCUS
#265
$21,602
*
Brand New 2012
FORD ESCAPE
#172
$5,000
*
In Savings!
Brand New 2012
FORD EDGE
#162
0% APR fnancing for
60 months Available
see dealer for details

You have
A Strong
Bank behind
You !!

309 W Logan St
419-586-6555
818 E Wayne St
419-586-9910
Hope to See You at the
Lake Festival!
Ruth Link, Manager
Logan St. Office
Bob Stover, Manager
Wayne St. Office
The
Peoples Bank
Co.
Coldwater - Celina - Burkettsville - St. Marys - Rockford
www.pbcbank.com Toll Free 1-866- PBC BANK

Member FDIC
Equal Housing Lender
Celina Lake Festival Schedule of Events
Monday, July 23 -
Saturday, July 28
Grand Lake Photo Club Photography Contest
Monday: 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Tuesday - Friday:
8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday: 8:00 a.m. to 1:00
p.m
Mercer County Courthouse Rotunda
Sponsored by the Grand Lake Photo Club www.
grandlakephotoclub.com
Monday, July 23
Miss Lake Festival Scholarship Pageant Miss Lake
Festival Outstanding Teen Miss Lake Festival
Outstanding Teen Princess Camp
Pre-Show at 7:00 p.m. Show Starts at 7:30 p.m.
Romers Catering Facility Celina (NEW
LOCATION!!)
Tickets available at Deluxe Dry Cleaners
Friday, July 27
Sidewalk Sales: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. In
Downtown Area
Craft Show: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. In Downtown
Area and Lakeshore Park
Concessions: 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. In Downtown
Area and Lakeshore Park
Mercer County Help Me Grow Program: 10:00
a.m. to 1:00 p.m. 117 West Fayette Street, Celina,
OH
Pony Rides: Friday / Saturday / Sunday
Rides: 12:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Rides by Classic
Midway - Lakeshore Park
Goldwing Motorcycles: 5:30 p.m. Until After
Fireworks Near the Lighthouse on State Route 127
Cruise In: 6:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Registration
6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Lakeshore Park by the
Hot Water Hole Sponsored by: Buds Chrysler
- Dodge - Jeep - Chevrolet - Buick Celina & St.
Marys Goettemoeller Garage LLC Lockwood
Performance CAPT of Celina Lee Berry with Lloyds
Auto Service
Chippewa Lake Water Ski Show Team:
7:00 p.m. On The Lake Sponsored by Lake
Improvement Association
Amphicar Swim Inn 7:45 p.m. Lakeshore Park
Hot Water Hole
Sierra Shame: 8:00 p.m. to 11:30
p.m. Entertainment Tent - Lakeshore
Park Sponsored by: Wabash
Communications Gateway Outreach Zeilsoft Dairy
Queen
Fireworks: 10:00 p.m. On the Lake by Lakeshore
Park
Sponsored by: American Legion Post 210 Celina
Lake Festival Steering Committee Deluxe Dry
Cleaners Neal Hollerman MD Romers Catering
Inc. Walmart Anonymous: In Memory of Foss
OBrien
**Fireworks Rain Date** Saturday Evening After
the Parade
Saturday, July 28
5-K Run: 8:00 a.m. Registration from 7:15 a.m.
to 7:45 a.m. Lakeshore Park Sponsored by Mercer
Health
Womens Walk For Wellness: 8:15
a.m. Registration at 7:30 a.m. - Lakeshore
Park Sponsored by Grand Lake Health Systems
Boat or Car Poker Run: 8:30 a.m. to 1:00
p.m. Registration at Celina Eagles
Saturday, July 28
Sidewalk Sales: 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Located in
Downtown Area
Concessions: 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Downtown
area and Lakeshore Park
Craft Show: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Downtown area
and Lakeshore Park
42nd Annual Collector Car Show: 9:00 a.m.
to 3:00 p.m. Downtown Near Courthouse
Square Sponsored by: Buds Chrysler - Dodge
- Jeep - Chevrolet - Buick Celina & St.
Marys Goettemoeller Garage LLC Lockwood
Performance Lee Berry with Lloyds Auto
207 S. MAIN ST.
CELINA, OH
5678900006
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Celina, Ohio
419-586-7731
SATURDAY, MAY 15
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WE TAKE GREAT PRIDE IN SALUTING
ALL OF THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO HAVE
SERVED OUR COUNTRY!
SATURDAY, MAY 15
TH

Celina
American
legion
~ POST 210 ~
2510 State Route 703, Celina
419-586-6478 FAX: 419-586-1779
www.alpost210.com
Fort Recovery
VFW
~ UNIT 6515 ~
Commander, Kenneth Lamm
Casey Jones
419-586-4046
Join us for Saturday
& Sunday Breakfast
R E S T AU R A N T R E S T AU R A N T
Hirschfeld
Lifting, Inc.
CELINA, OHIO
Hydraulic Crane Service Office: 419-586-7599
Mobile
Bryan: 419-852-2182
Donna: 419-852-2199
RISH
PLUMBING, INC.
PLUMBING IS OUR BUSINESS!
~ NEW INSTALLATION ~
Sales & Service
115 E. Main Street, Coldwater, Ohio 419-678-2812
Owned & Operated By Mark and Mike Gruss
Oh LIC #28130
Chickasaw
VFW
~ #9019 ~
Commander,
Ralph Liette
Celina
Eagles lodge
~ #1291 ~
On The lake
MUFFLERS & TIRES, INC.
212 EAST FAYETTE, CELINA
419-586-1518
Art's Art's
Art's Art's Art's
Art's Art's
Art's Art's Art's
St. Henry
American legion,
Auxiliary & Sons
~ UNIT 648 ~
American Legion Commander, Bill Freisthler
Auxiliary President, Elaine Grube
SAL Commander, Jim Lefeld
COOPER
FARMS
FORT RECOVERY, OHIO
419-375-4116
Hogenkamp
FUNERAL HOME
COLDWATER, ST. HENRY & MINSTER
Lehman-Hogenkamp-Dzendzel
FUNERAL HOME
CELINA, OHIO
www.hogenkampfh.com
~ SINCE 1874 ~
CARRIAGE
WERKES
Specializing In Collisions ~ Foreign & Domestic
FREE ESTIMATES
Open Daily Including Evenings & Saturdays
421 N. EASTERN AVE., ST. HENRY, OHIO 419-678-4530
Coldwater
Knights of
Columbus
~ COUNCIl #1991 ~
Kevin Hess, Grand Knight
Ron Wellman, Deputy Grand Knight
Maria Stein
American
legion
~ UNIT 571 ~
Mike Mescher, President
De Ruijter Int USA
120 Harvest Drive Coldwater, OH
419-678-3909
We Salute All Our Armed Forces!
Coldwater
American
legion
~ POST 470 ~
Commander, Ron Stachler
Eichar
DeCurtins
VFW
~ POST 5713 ~
Bob Howell, Commander
We are forever grateful for
your service to our great nation!
JOHN E.
BRUNS
MERCER COUNTY COMMISSIONER
PAID FOR BY BRUNS FOR COMMISSIONER, JENNY BRUNS, TREASURER, 3891 TOWNSHIP LINE ROAD, FORT RECOVERY, OHIO 45846
1950 HAVEMANN ROAD, CELINA, OHIO
419-586-3777
Compliments of
JERRY LAFFIN
Friend Of Agriculture
Road-Bridges-Sewers
Balance Budget
Strong Economic
Development
Were Your Local Connection
To The World
419-942-2222
THE MERCER COUNTY
CHRONICLE
124 West Main Street, Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2324
News From Your Hometown Area
BANQUET
FACILITIES
AVAILABLE
BEER
NOW
AVAILABLE
Ohio 4-H Week In Mercer County!
Ohio 4-H Week In Mercer County!
COOPER
FARMS
FORT RECOVERY, OH
419-375-4116
~~~~~
ST. HENRY, OH
419-678-4853
RISH
PLUMBING, INC.
NEW INSTALLATION
Sales & Service
Owned & Operated By Mike & Mark Gruss
OVERMAN
TRUCKING, LLC
2795 State Route 49 Fort Recovery, Ohio
419-375-4926
Gravel Fill Dirt
Top Soil
ZEHRINGER
S TAT E RE P RE S E NTAT I VE
Jim
A Supporter Of The
Mercer County
4-H Clubs, Advisors
& Volunteers!
Paid for by Citizens for Zehringer, Dave Wolters, Treasurer, 2191 Oak Street, Maria Stein, Ohio 45860
CARRIAGE WERKES
Specializing In Collisions Foreign & Domestic
FREE ESTIMATES
HUELSMAN
Automotive, Inc.
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS & SERVICE
Chickasaw, Ohio
Service: 419-925-4711
Parts: 419-925-4392
36"-60" Corrugated Polyethlene Pipe
Meets All Your Stormwater Needs
CY SCHWIETERMAN,
INC.
Drainage Projects Backhoe & Bulldozing
Sewage Systems Farm Drainage
1663 CRANBERRY ROAD ST. HENRY, OHIO 419-925-4290
NEW KNOXVILLE, OHIO 753-2559
Mercer
Landmark, Inc.
Coldwater Branch
419-678-2369
Congratulations
To All 4-H Clubs!
LANDMARK
Serving Your Construction Material Needs

Crushed Limestone Materials
Bituminous Hot Mix Asphalt
Bituminous Cold Mix Asphalt
Asphalt Recycling
P.O. Box 3100 Findlay, Ohio 45840 419-422-8854
OUR QUARRY LOCATION CELINA ASPHALT PLANT
6430 Karch Road
Celina, Ohio 45822
419-586-2589
BACKHOE TOP SOIL HAULED
SEPTIC TANK CLEANING & INSTALLATION
& PORTA TOILET RENTAL
10491 US 127 Mendon, Ohio 419-363-3390
CALL BILL 419-305-0800 ~ CELL
GRIERS POWER
DIGGING, LLC
2961 St. Rt. 219 Coldwater 419-942-1300
Buyer Of Sheep, Goats & Hogs
PAX MACHINE
WORKS, INC.
5139 MONROE ROAD,
CELINA, OHIO 45822
Congratulations From...
eat.fresh.
In Coldwater, Rockford
& St.Henry
Compliments of
Road-Bridges-Sewers
Balance Budget
Strong Economic
Development
JERRY LAFFIN
MERCER
COUNTY FAIR
BOARD
Mercer County Fair August 9-15, 2005
We Salute All The Hard
Working 4-H Members!
MERCER
COUNTY FAIR
BOARD
Mercer County Fair August 13-19, 2010
Were your
convenience
store
and a
whole lot
more!
219 North Wayne, Fort Recovery, Ohio
419-375-2534
Mercer
County
Cattlemens
Association
Mercer
County
Cattlemens
Association
Proud Supporter
Of 4-H!
The St. Henry Bank
We Care About Our Customers
231 E. Main Street Box 330 St. Henry (800) 482-3001
419-942-1111
www.wabash.com
Were Your Local
Connection To The World
JOHN E.
BRUNS
Congratulations To
All 4-H Youth!
Casey Jones
Banquet
Facilities
Available
Beer
Now
Available
& Sunday Breakfast
419-586-4046
OH LIC #28130
6430 Karch Road
Celina, Ohio 45822
419-586-2335
The Mercer County
CHRONICLE
P.O. Box 105, Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2324
The Good News Of The Hometown Area!
This is the Ohio 4-H
Week HEADER
You need to place these ads on each page three across (on
top and bottom...even them out)!! You will need to use the
Mercer County Chronicle ad, and when that is finished
you will have an uneven number, so please place this 4-H
symbol in between two of the ads on the second page on
the bottom first row of ads. If you have questions about
this, please ask.
SATURDAY, MAY 15
TH
SERVED OUR COUNTRY!
SATURDAY, MAY 15
TH

Celina
American
legion
~ POST 210 ~
419-586-6478 FAX: 419-586-1779
www.alpost210.com
Fort Recovery
VFW
~ UNIT 6515 ~
Casey Jones
419-586-4046
& Sunday Breakfast
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Lifting, Inc.
CELINA, OHIO
Mobile
Bryan: 419-852-2182
Donna: 419-852-2199
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PLUMBING, INC.
Sales & Service
Oh LIC #28130
Chickasaw
VFW
~ #9019 ~
Commander,
Ralph Liette
Celina
Eagles lodge
~ #1291 ~
On The lake
419-586-1518
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American legion,
Auxiliary & Sons
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FARMS
FORT RECOVERY, OHIO
419-375-4116
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~ SINCE 1874 ~
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WERKES
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Knights of
Columbus
~ COUNCIl #1991 ~
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American
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~ UNIT 571 ~
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419-678-3909
Coldwater
American
legion
~ POST 470 ~
Eichar
DeCurtins
VFW
~ POST 5713 ~
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BRUNS
419-586-3777
Compliments of
JERRY LAFFIN
Road-Bridges-Sewers
Balance Budget
Strong Economic
Development
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CHRONICLE
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419-586-4046
& Sunday Breakfast
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Lifting, Inc.
CELINA, OHIO
Mobile
Bryan: 419-852-2182
Donna: 419-852-2199
RISH
PLUMBING, INC.
Sales & Service
Oh LIC #28130
Chickasaw
VFW
~ #9019 ~
Commander,
Ralph Liette
Celina
Eagles lodge
~ #1291 ~
On The lake
419-586-1518
Art's Art's
Art's Art's Art's
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American legion,
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~ UNIT 648 ~
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FARMS
FORT RECOVERY, OHIO
419-375-4116
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~ SINCE 1874 ~
CARRIAGE
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Coldwater
Knights of
Columbus
~ COUNCIl #1991 ~
Maria Stein
American
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~ UNIT 571 ~
De Ruijter Int USA
419-678-3909
Coldwater
American
legion
~ POST 470 ~
Eichar
DeCurtins
VFW
~ POST 5713 ~
JOHN E.
BRUNS
419-586-3777
Compliments of
JERRY LAFFIN
Road-Bridges-Sewers
Balance Budget
Strong Economic
Development
To The World
419-942-2222
THE MERCER COUNTY
CHRONICLE
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Celina Lake Festival Schedule of Events
Service CAPT of Celina
Celina High School Lift-A-Thon: 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. At Courthouse Lawn Sponsored by
Ovicso Sportswear & Awards
Rides: 12:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. Rides by Classic Midway at Lakeshore Park
Celina Flip-A-Thon: 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. Courthouse Lawn
Chippewa Lake Water Ski Show Team: 1:00 p.m. & 4:00 p.m. Down by the Lake Sponsored by
Lake Improvement Association
Cardboard Duct Tape Boat Race: 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Registration at 1:00 p.m. - At The
Lake Sponsored by: Celina Ace Hardware & RCS Construction Service
Bed Races: 4:30 p.m. Downtown Main Street (In front of Courthouse)
Goldwing Parage: 6:15 p.m. On the Parade Route
Collector Car Parade: 6:15 p.m. On the Parade Route
Antique Tractor Parade: 6:15 p.m. On the Parade Route
Grand Parade: 6:30 p.m. Over 150 units - begins at Market St. & County Rd. Ends at Johnson
Ave. & Holly St.
Grand Marshall: Bill Nietfeld
Family Outdoor Movie: Animals United At Dusk - Entertainment Tent
Sunday, July 29
Celina Lake Festival Volleyball Tournament: 9:30 a.m. Registration: 9:00 a.m. - Entry Fee $60
per team Coed 6 on 6 - At Mercelina Ball Park
Craft Show: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. At Lakeshore Park
Concessions: 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. At Lakeshore Park
Chicken Barbecue: 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. At Lakeshore Park - Sponsored by MCERV
Childrens Fishing Derby: 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Ages 3 to 12, Registration at 11:00
a.m. Lakeshore Park near the Shelter House Sponsored by the Celina Volunteer Firefighters &
Grand Lake Health Systems
ZUMBA with Josie Hemmelgarn: 11:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Lakeshore Drive under the Big Red
Tent Free Class open to the Public
Rides: 12:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Rides by Classic Midway
Chippewa Lake Water Ski Show Team: 12:30 p.m. Down by the Lake Sponsored by Lake
Improvement Association
Life-Flight Helicopter Fly In: 1:00 p.m. At Lakeshore Park
Garden Tractor Pull: 1:00 p.m. West of Mercelina Ball Park Sponsored by: Celina Lake Festival
Steering Committee Western Ohio Garden Tractor Pullers Association
Kiddie Tractor Pull - NKTPA: 1:00 p.m. At Lakeshore Park Sponsored by the Celina Lake
Festival Steering Committee
Horseshoe Pitching Tournament: 2:00 p.m. Registration at 1:15 p.m. - At Fairgrounds
Duck For A Cure: 2:00 p.m. Lakeshore Park Hot Water Hole Sponsored by Iota Gamma
Chapter of Phi Beta PSI
Harley Davidson Giveaway: 3:00 p.m. At The Entertainment Tent
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website at
mercercountychronicle.com
Call 419-678-2324
FOR DETAILS
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Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2378
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COLDWATER, OHIO 419-678-2397
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LEFELD
Thank You...
To All Who Have Supported And Volunteered
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419-678-2369
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555 North Second St. S.R. 118
Coldwater, Ohio 419-678-7050
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415 E. Main Street, Coldwater, Ohio 45828
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101 Grand Lake Road
419-586-1848
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120 Terrace Avenue
419-678-1124
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1206 Indiana Avenue
419-394-8833
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3971Burkettsville-St. Henry Road, Coldwater, Ohio
HELENA AGRONOMIC
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419-678-3909
Have Fun At The Coldwater Community Picnic!
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Coldwater
Sidewalk Sales
August 2, 3, 4
Main Street Will be blocked off
Saturday for easy shopping!
Author Jeremy
Wenning of
Coldwater will be
signing books on
August 3, 2012 from
2 p.m. until 7 p.m.
at Ace Hardware in
the Coldwater Mall.
Come support your
local authors.
Gy psy Publ i cat i ons Book Si gni ng
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Jack Hartings
President
Angie Cox
North St. Office
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Thursday August 2
Sidewalk Sales
Downtown & at the Mall
Lions Fat at the Mall
Coldwater Mall
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Outside DJ - Good
Vibrations
Coldwater Mall
Before the Movie
Meet and Greet
Cavalier Football Stadium
After Dark
Movie Night - hugo -
[More]
Diamond 8
Friday August 3
Sidewalk Sales
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Cruise-In
holy Trinity Parking Lot
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Outside DJ - TBA
Coldwater Mall
10:00 PM Fireworks
Coldwater Mall
Saturday August 4
8:30 AM
Buzzards Glory Classic 5K
Cavalier Stadium
9:00 AM thru Sunday
Volleyball Tournament
Park
11:30 AM
Buzzards Glory Slam-N-
Jam 2 on 2 Basketball
Basketball Courts
11:30 AM
Sidewalk Sales
12:30 PM
Big Wheel Races
Corner Elm & Vine Street

2:00 PM
K9 Demonstration by Mer-
cer County Sheriffs Office
TBA
2:00 PM
Kiddie Tractor Pull
Shelter house #3
2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Ms. Fancy Paints - Face
Painting
Park
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
Ride Wrist Bands - $15
Park
3:00 PM
Punt, Pass and Kick Contest
Diamond 7

4:00 PM
hot Shotz Magic - Park

5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Band: Skeeter McGee
Main Stage

7:00 PM
hot Shotz Magic
Park

8:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Band: The Big 80s
Main Stage
Sunday August 5
1:00 PM
Parade - Theme: Legends
of the Game
3:00 PM
Coldwater high School
Band - Main Stage
3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
BBQ Chicken by Nelsons
Shelter house #3
3:00 PM
horseshoe Pitch
Shelter house #1

3:30 PM
Dodgeball - NEW! - Park
4:00 PM
Talent Contest - Main Stage

4:00 PM
hot Shotz Magic - Park

2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Ms. Fancy Paints - Face
Painting - Park

6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Donkey Plop - Park

8:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Band: Naked Karate Girls
Main Stage
Coldwater Picnic
Schedule of Events
620 Hardin Street
FI LMS I NC.
St. Henry, Ohio
419-678-3103
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& COOLING
HEATING
& COOLING
419-678-4811
419-678-4877
419-678-2642
HAIR EXPRESSIONS
& TANNING
Hemmelgarn
and Sons, Inc.
3763 Philothea Road
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2351
419-678-2612
HOME SERVICE INC.
419-678-8102
Ohio LIcense #14641
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
201 E. Vine Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2378
Judy A. Koesters
Kathryn W. Speelman
LEFELD
Thank You...
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Landmark
Coldwater Branch
419-678-2369
Northtown Marathon
419-678-2385
www.pbcbank.com
The
Peoples Bank
Co.
Preferred
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419-678-2326
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Complete
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419-678-2632
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Coldwater, Ohio
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~~~
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Home Road,
Greenville, Ohio
937-548-7811
~~~
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419-394-5184
Farm Fuels
&
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419-678-4811
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101 Grand Lake Road
419-586-1848
COLDWATER
120 Terrace Avenue
419-678-1124
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1206 Indiana Avenue
419-394-8833
419-678-2267
HELENA AGRONOMIC
CENTER
DE RUIJTER INT USA
419-678-3909
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113 N. Meridian St., Portland, Indiana 47371
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visit our website at www.bsexcursions.com
(Please Call To Be Added To Our Mailing List)
Group Tour Schedule
JUNE 17-26
JULY 3-13
SEPT. 7-11
OCT. 3-14
NORTH TO ALASKA
Fairbanks, Denali Park, Alaska Railroad
Train Excursion, Iditarod Dog Sled
Kennel, Reindeer Farm, Anchorage, Pan
for Gold on the Beaches of Bering Sea in
Nome, Glacier/Wildlife Cruise from
Seward, Alaska Sea Life Center
SWITZERLAND &
OBERAMMERGAUS PASSION
PLAY
Zurich, Lake Lucerne, Zermatt, Glacier
Express Train Trip, Appenzell Swiss Farm
Tour, Cheese Factory & Tasting,
Oberammergau Passion Play, Linderhof
Castle & Munich
THE BIG APPLE
NEW YORK CITY
NEW ENGLAND FALL FOLIAGE
OCT. 26-29 FALL MYSTERY TRIP
NOV. 13-14 CHURCHILL DOWNS WEEKEND
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NOV. 30-DEC. 3 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY GETAWAY
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113 N. Meridian St., Portland, Indiana 47371
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Group Tour Schedule
JUNE 17-26
JULY 3-13
SEPT. 7-11
OCT. 3-14
NORTH TO ALASKA
Fairbanks, Denali Park, Alaska Railroad
Train Excursion, Iditarod Dog Sled
Kennel, Reindeer Farm, Anchorage, Pan
for Gold on the Beaches of Bering Sea in
Nome, Glacier/Wildlife Cruise from
Seward, Alaska Sea Life Center
SWITZERLAND &
OBERAMMERGAUS PASSION
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Zurich, Lake Lucerne, Zermatt, Glacier
Express Train Trip, Appenzell Swiss Farm
Tour, Cheese Factory & Tasting,
Oberammergau Passion Play, Linderhof
Castle & Munich
THE BIG APPLE
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NEW ENGLAND FALL FOLIAGE
OCT. 26-29 FALL MYSTERY TRIP
NOV. 13-14 CHURCHILL DOWNS WEEKEND
GETAWAY
NOV. 30-DEC. 3 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY GETAWAY
2012
August 28 - 31 Lighthouses, Lakefronts & Landscapes

Mackinac Island & Frankenmuth
October 4 - 12 American Queen Fall Color River Cruise

Minneapolis to St Louis Cruise
October 22-24 Fall Frolic Mystery Tour
October 27-28 Churchill Downs Getaway
December 10-13 New York City Christmas Classics
Feb. 19-March 3 Land Down Under Australia
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204 W. MAIN, COLDWATER
419-678-8280
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www.mrshoppe.com
SUN-FLIX
419-678-4938
206 Main St., Coldwater, Ohio
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FREE
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Tan in Standard Bed 2.00
Selected Games
Shirts 2.00
Hats 2.00
Rentals 2.00
Lotions 2.00 OFF
Tan Samples 2.00
Tanning Specials
Movies starting at only $1 to $5
SUMMER HOURS:
M-Thur. 2 till 8; Fri-Sat 11 - 18; Sun. closed
ADULT CARE FACILITY
507 NORTH SECOND STREET,
COLDWATER, OHIO
ASSISTED LIVING IN A
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beautiful, alternative to Nursing Home Care.
For more information and private tour call Janet at
419-678-3288
The Gels home
620 Hardin Street
FI LMS I NC.
St. Henry, Ohio
419-678-3103
HEATING
& COOLING
HEATING
& COOLING
419-678-4811
419-678-4877
419-678-2642
HAIR EXPRESSIONS
& TANNING
Hemmelgarn
and Sons, Inc.
3763 Philothea Road
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2351
419-678-2612
HOME SERVICE INC.
419-678-8102
Ohio LIcense #14641
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
201 E. Vine Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2378
Judy A. Koesters
Kathryn W. Speelman
LEFELD
Thank You...
Mercer
Landmark
Coldwater Branch
419-678-2369
Northtown Marathon
419-678-2385
www.pbcbank.com
The
Peoples Bank
Co.
Preferred
Insurance Center
419-678-2326
SANNING'S
Complete
Auto Repair on
Cars and Trucks
419-678-2632
www.wabash.com
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419-942-1111
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DR. J. F. BRUNER
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201 Second Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-3016
~~~
5164 Childrens
Home Road,
Greenville, Ohio
937-548-7811
~~~
St. Marys, Ohio
419-394-5184
Farm Fuels
&
Lubricants
419-678-4811
CELINA
101 Grand Lake Road
419-586-1848
COLDWATER
120 Terrace Avenue
419-678-1124
ST. MARYS
1206 Indiana Avenue
419-394-8833
419-678-2267
HELENA AGRONOMIC
CENTER
DE RUIJTER INT USA
419-678-3909
MEMBER FDIC
Col dw at er
Ani mal Cl i ni c
Dr. Dan J. Hellwarth
Dr. Urban Seger Dr. Bret Rochotle
Dr. Kim Forthofer Dr. Chris Daniel
Groomer - Elaine Ebbing
110 Harvest Drive, Coldwater
419-678-4071
Helena
Agronomic
Center
3971 Burkettsville -
St. Henry Road
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2267
620 Hardin Street
FI LMS I NC.
St. Henry, Ohio
419-678-3103
HEATING
& COOLING
HEATING
& COOLING
419-678-4811
419-678-4877
419-678-2642
HAIR EXPRESSIONS
& TANNING
Hemmelgarn
and Sons, Inc.
3763 Philothea Road
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2351
419-678-2612
HOME SERVICE INC.
419-678-8102
Ohio LIcense #14641
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
201 E. Vine Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2378
Judy A. Koesters
Kathryn W. Speelman
LEFELD
Thank You...
Mercer
Landmark
Coldwater Branch
419-678-2369
Northtown Marathon
419-678-2385
www.pbcbank.com
The
Peoples Bank
Co.
Preferred
Insurance Center
419-678-2326
SANNING'S
Complete
Auto Repair on
Cars and Trucks
419-678-2632
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Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-3016
~~~
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Home Road,
Greenville, Ohio
937-548-7811
~~~
St. Marys, Ohio
419-394-5184
Farm Fuels
&
Lubricants
419-678-4811
CELINA
101 Grand Lake Road
419-586-1848
COLDWATER
120 Terrace Avenue
419-678-1124
ST. MARYS
1206 Indiana Avenue
419-394-8833
419-678-2267
HELENA AGRONOMIC
CENTER
DE RUIJTER INT USA
419-678-3909
MEMBER FDIC

Hemmelgarn
& Sons, Inc.
3763 Philothea Road
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2351
COLDWATER, OHIO GREENVILLE, OHIO
LEFELD
BEST WISHES TO ALL AREA TEAMS!
Weld Your Team Together
& It Will Be Remembered!
Good Luck To All Area Teams!
MEMBER
FDIC
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW
201 E. Vine Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2378
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Kathryn W. Speelman
Electrical Contractor
1000 N. Second Street Coldwater 419-678-3302
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Metzger Oil L.L.C.
P.O. Box 436 Fort Recovery, Ohio
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800-752-2485
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Mobile:
Bryan: 419-852-2182
Donna: 419-852-2199
Mercer County
Cattlemens
Association
We Support Farm Safety All Year-Round!
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and Sons, Inc.
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Coldwater, Ohio
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National Farm Safety Month
National Farm Safety Month
September 21, 2009 - September 27, 2009
Safety first and always...
-Wear steal-toed boots and
tight-fitting clothing that
wont get caught in moving
equipment.
-Use respirations in
dusty conditions.
-Approach animals
with caution.
-Read the instructions
on chemical labels and
store or dispose of
chemicals properly.
-Follow the instructions
provided
in the owners manual
for the operation of
equipment.
-Watch out for
bystanders when
operating equipment.
-Turn off tractors
and lock the brakes
after use.
-Shut off all equipment
and block wheels when
making repairs.
-Use slow-moving vehicle
signs on equipment and
vehicles on the highway
and flashing lights
on tractors.
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& Son, Inc.
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1200 Commerce Drive, Fort Recovery
419-375-3012
-Keep all equipment
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Heating Oil, Motor Oil, Lubricants
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Petroleum,Inc.
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Hair
Expressions
& Tanning
209 West North Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2642
LEFELD
MEMBER
FDIC
Coldwater: 419-678-2929
Van Wert: 419-238-2266
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
201 E. Vine Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2378
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Oh License #24650
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201 Second Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-3016
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Home Road,
Greenville, Ohio
937-548-7811
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St. Marys, Ohio
419-394-5184
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~ SINCE 1874 ~
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Preferred
Insurance Center
419-678-2326
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Products
COLDWATER, OHIO
419-678-4858
OH LIC. 24939
419-678-2385
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RISH
Plumbing, Inc.
NEW INSTALLATIONS
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Dealer Since
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TDs Pub & Grub
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PAX MACHINE
WORKS, INC.
419-586-1518
Art's Art's
Art's Art's Art's
Art's Art's
Art's Art's Art's
CELINA
101 Grand Lake Road
419-586-1848
COLDWATER
120 Terrace Avenue
419-678-1124
ST. MARYS
1206 Indiana Avenue
419-394-8833
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Dr. J. F. Bruner
M.B. Vallo W.a. Fisher
a.m. Wellman
201 Second St.,
Coldwater
419-678-3016
St. Marys
419-394-5184
655 Wagner Ave,
Greenville
937-548-7811
SANNING'S
Complete
Auto Repair on
Cars and Trucks
419-678-2632
LEFELD
MEMBER
FDIC
Coldwater: 419-678-2929
Van Wert: 419-238-2266
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
201 E. Vine Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-2378
Judy A. Koesters
Kathryn W. Speelman
Oh License #24650
419-678-4818
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419-678-4877
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DR. J. F. BRUNER
201 Second Street,
Coldwater, Ohio
419-678-3016
~~~
5164 Childrens
Home Road,
Greenville, Ohio
937-548-7811
~~~
St. Marys, Ohio
419-394-5184
CABLE
INTERNET
PHONE
HIGH
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www.wabash.com
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FUNERAL HOME
& MINSTER
FUNERAL HOME
CELINA, OHIO
www.hogenkampfh.com
~ SINCE 1874 ~
Northtown Marathon
www.plamorlanes.net
Preferred
Insurance Center
419-678-2326
Roessner Energy
Products
COLDWATER, OHIO
419-678-4858
OH LIC. 24939
419-678-2385
www.pbcbank.com
The
Peoples Bank
Co.
GOOD LUCK TO ALL THE AREA TEAMS!
RISH
Plumbing, Inc.
NEW INSTALLATIONS
Sales & Service
OH LIC #28130
eat.fresh.
SANNING'S
Complete
Auto Repair on
Cars and Trucks
419-678-2632
Diamond Egg Packer
419-925-5206
FREE QUOTES
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REFRIGERATION, INC.
APPLIANCES HEATING
Your Sales &
Servicing
Dealer Since
1946
419-678-1800 800-792-6697
419-678-7219
TDs Pub & Grub
TDs Pub & Grub
419-678-3113 or 419-678-4767 (Golf)
PAX MACHINE
WORKS, INC.
419-586-1518
Art's Art's
Art's Art's Art's
Art's Art's
Art's Art's Art's
CELINA
101 Grand Lake Road
419-586-1848
COLDWATER
120 Terrace Avenue
419-678-1124
ST. MARYS
1206 Indiana Avenue
419-394-8833
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FDIC
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BODY & COLLISION SPECIALISTS
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Custom Body Shop
107 Butler Street Coldwater, Ohio
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M.B. Vallo W.a. Fisher
a.m. Wellman
201 Second St.,
Coldwater
419-678-3016
St. Marys
419-394-5184
655 Wagner Ave,
Greenville
937-548-7811
Columbus Van Wert County hospi-
tal is the second hospital in the state to go
live on the new statewide health informa-
tion exchange, CliniSync.
The Ohio health Information Partner-
ship announced today that patient informa-
tion such as lab reports and test results are
electronically moving from the hospital to
doctors this week.
The CliniSync exchange electronically
delivers medical records to physicians
and other healthcare providers who treat
a patient, allowing information to move
quickly and securely to assist in diagnosis
and treatment.
Mike holliday, Vice President of Fi-
nancial and Administrative Services at
Van Wert, says, Van Wert County hospi-
tal is excited to be a part of this initiative
with other regional healthcare providers.
The new information exchange will allow
us to improve health care through better
coordination of care by ensuring that pa-
tient information is in the right place at the
right time.
A 99-bed hospital established in 1905,
Van Wert has a long history of serving the
needs of patients and works closely with
other facilities for more complex cases,
which is why electronic exchange of infor-
mation will help physicians and clinicians
get the right information on a patient when
they need it, holliday says.
St. Ritas Medical Center in Lima
jump-started the process in Ohio last De-
cember when it went live on the statewide
health information exchange after mutual
agreement of the leadership of the West
Central Ohio health Information Ex-
change (WCOhIE), a regional consortium
of hospitals and healthcare providers that
want to exchange patient health informa-
tion electronically. health Partners of
Western Ohio, the Orthopaedic Institute
of Ohio, Dr. James Bowlus and OB/GyN
Specialists of Lima were some of the frst
to receive results and reports, now reach-
ing a total of 12 different practices and
entities.
This summer, Lima Memorial health
System, Joint Township District Memo-
rial hospital in St. Marys, and Mercer
County Community hospital in Coldwa-
ter will connect to the CliniSync network.
hospitals will be sending discrete lab re-
sults, pathology and microbiology reports,
radiology reports and additional clinical
and textual documents, such as histories
Van Wert
County Hospital
goes electronic
More west central Ohio hospitals
live on statewide health information
exchange, CliniSync
See HOSPITAl, page 19
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IMPLEMENT
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Coldwater, OH
45828-0079
Phone: 419-678-3031
Fax: 419-678-8252
E-Mail:
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810 E. Main St. Coldwater 221 Summit, Celina
Celina, Ohio 419-586-2361
Versailles, Ohio 937-526-9335
Greenville, Ohio 937-548-0000
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Supporting Tomorrows
Champions of Care
Mercer Health champions a commitment to providing quality
healthcare services to the entire area. Mercer Health supports
local organizations and individuals with that same commitment.

2012 MED Foundation Scholarship program awarded $13,750 to the
following recipients representing all local schools:

From left (front row) is Lauren Siefring (St. Henry), Kristen Siefring (St.
Henry), Morgan Homan (Coldwater), Tracy Donovan (Celina), Sarah
Moeder (St. Henry), and Rachel Schmitz (Coldwater). In the back row
(from left) are Sean Mertz (Celina), Kristin Bertke (Marion Local), Jamie
Wynk (Marion Local), Brooke Boznango (Parkway), Natalie Lennartz (Ft.
Recovery), Christen Wendel, (Ft. Recovery), and
Travis Goettemoeller (Coldwater).

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and physicals as well as discharge sum-
maries.
Dr. herbert Schumm, Regional Vice
President of Medical Affairs at St. Vin-
cents Medical Center and Chair of WCO-
hIE, played a major role in the use of hIT
within the medical community.
It is great to have additional members
of WCOhIE come online, Dr. Schumm
says. As more physician offce systems
interface, we are seeing our dream be-
come a reality.
Dan Paoletti, CEO of the Ohio health
Information Partnership, says the entire
region will be the frst to exchange infor-
mation with one another, a courageous
and progressive step for west central
Ohio.
I look at the West Central Ohio hIE
as trailblazers who are transforming
health care in our state. Through the col-
laboration of these hospitals, physicians
and other regional healthcare providers,
doctors will receive accurate and timely
information, allowing patients to receive
care more quickly, Paoletti says.
Eventually, as many hospitals join
CliniSync, a physician will be able to
search for a patients records and bring
disparate records to one place so the phy-
sician will have medications, test results
and history to review before treatment,
Paoletti says.
Lima Memorial will go live after Van
Wert. Cheryl homan, Administrative Di-
rector for the Lima Memorial health Sys-
tem in Information Systems and Biomed,
says she looks forward to the reality of ex-
changing health records both within Ohio
as well as across bordering states.
With many providers in the region
implementing an EMR in their practices,
the need for an infrastructure to support
electronic exchange of patient informa-
tion among all care providers regardless
of location and/or hospital affliation has
become a reality, homan says.
CliniSync provides the infrastructure
for this electronic exchange within Ohio
as well as across state lines, giving the
provider quick access to needed individ-
ual patient information in one location,
she says. Lima Memorial is looking for-
ward to being able to participate in this
electronic exchange to improve patient
care in the communities we serve.
Joint Township Memorial hospital,
part of the Grand Lake health System,
will be connected at the same time as
Mercer County this summer.
The CliniSync health information
exchange will be a great beneft to the de-
livery of healthcare services in the Grand
Lake health Systems region, says Jeff
Vossler, Chief Financial Offcer of the
Grand Lake health System in St. Marys.
This central source for patient informa-
tion improves the coordination of care
between physicians, hospitals and other
providers. It is a vital step in our ongoing
program of a comprehensive medical re-
cord for all our patients.
Mercer County Joint Township Com-
munity hospital plans to connect to the
health information exchange later this
summer.
Mercer health is anxiously awaiting
to be connected to the CliniSync health
information exchange, says George C.
Boyles, Vice President of Finance and
Chief Financial Offcer. Utilizing this
patient record information database will
allow our clinical staff, physicians and
patients to interact very effciently regard-
ing the medical care of each patient being
served by the hospital.
A total of 55 hospitals in Ohio have
committed to CliniSync through contrac-
tual agreements. In addition, 353 physi-
cians, two national labs and various facili-
ties that care for patients have contracted
to join.
Paoletti says that in Ohio, there are
healthcare providers who started shar-
ing records electronically within the past
decade and they have led the way using
technology to improve care and out-
comes. however, these existing systems
are closed networks within a health sys-
tem or in specifc regions. CliniSync is the
frst infrastructure that will allow informa-
tion to fow throughout the state.
The CliniSync infrastructure created
by Medicity, a national vendor with expe-
rience in hIE in other states is techno-
logically secure among authorized health-
care users who sign agreements with the
Ohio health Information Partnership.
About the Ohio health Information
Partnership
The Ohio health Information Partner-
ship is a nonproft, state-designated entity
responsible for establishing regional ex-
tension centers to assist physicians and
hospitals with information technology and
for creating the infrastructure for a health
information exchange in the state. Ohio
has received $44,146,199 in federal fund-
ing including $14,872,199 for the health
information exchange (CliniSync), $28.5
million for regional extension centers and
$774,000 for critical access hospitals.
The State of Ohio contributed $8 mil-
lion when The Partnership frst formed.
The Partnership includes the Ohio State
Medical Association, Ohio Osteopathic
Association, Ohio hospital Association,
BioOhio and the State of Ohio. The part-
nership is funded through the Offce of
the National Coordinator, u.S. Dept. of
health & human Services, grant numbers
90RC0012 and 90hT0024. Visit the Ohio
health Information Partnership at www.
clinisync.org.
About the Van Wert County hospital
For more than 100 years, Van Wert
hospital has been delivering superior pa-
tient care and advancing new treatments.
As an independent nonproft community
health system, Van Wert County hospital
remains committed to the regions health-
care needs for generations to come. Van
Wert County hospital is committed to
today, focused on tomorrow. Visit www.
vanwerthospital.org for more informa-
tion.
Hospital (Continued from Page 18)
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The July 11 meeting was
called to order by President,
Patty Bertke. The American
Flag was saluted and followed
by the Pledge of Allegiance.
Chaplin, Joyce Dwenger read
the opening prayer. Roll call
off Officers was taken and all
were present except for Angie
Brunswick and Kelly heit-
kamp. Secretary, Edna Stout
read the minutes from the pre-
vious meeting, and were ap-
proved by those in attendance.
The Secretary next presented
communications and the bills
which was approved to be
paid. Trustee, Irene Seitz
gave the visiting committee
report. Secretary, Edna Stout,
and Treasurer, Dorothy Wen-
del presented their financial
reports. The Charter Draping
Ceremony was held in hon-
or of Mary M. Kohn. Doris
Rutschilling was drawn for the
Cracker Jack drawing, but was
not present to win. While Ilo
Ebright won the Pot of Gold
and 50/50 drawings. The next
Auxiliary meeting is sched-
uled for July 25 at 8 pm, with
lunch to be provided by Angie
Brunswick. The District 22
Auxiliary meeting was hosted
by Coldwater on July 14 with
a meal served prior to the
meeting which was held at the
Coldwater holy Trinity Church
basement, with 18 members
in attendance. The Auxiliary
will be participating in the
annual Coldwater Sidewalk
Sales on August 2 & 3 and be
located in front of Central Soft
Water. Auxiliary members are
asked to bring their donations
(baked goods, produce, crafts,
etc) to the Club on August 1 by
7 pm or drop them off during
the sidewalk sales. The 32nd
annual Ohio state Mr. & Mrs.
Eagle Bowling Tournament
will take place in Maumee Oh
at the Southwyck Lanes Nov.
10-11 & 17 & 18 cost will be
$175.00 per team / $43.75 per
person including all events.
Contact Secretary, Edna Stout
to find out more details.
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Malorie Bergman and Claire
heitkamp, Girls State Delegates,
spoke at the Maria Stein Legion
Auxiliary meeting about their
experience at Buckeye Girls State.
On the left is Malorie Bergman,
daughter of Jon and Julie Bergman.
She spoke about her experience of
being city engineer. her job was to
make a map of the city and build
bridges. On the right is Claire
heitkamp, daughter of howard
and Susan heitkamp. She was on
the city counsel and they passed 5
by-laws. They both enjoyed their
experience very much.
Girls State Delegates speak at
Auxiliary 571 meeting
Van Wert Civic Theatre is pleased
to announce the first show of their
2012-13 season. Wrong Window!
is a tribute to the Master of horror-
-Alfred hitchcock. This comedy
whodunit is written by Billy Van
Zandt and Jane Milmore. Directors
Mary Ann Falk and Steve Lane will
hold auditions on Wednesday, Au-
gust 1 and Thursday, August 2 be-
ginning at 7:30 p.m. at the VWCT
playhouse at 118 South Race Street
in Van Wert, Oh.
Needed for the cast are five men
ranging in ages from 20 to 60 and
three women ranging in ages from
20 to 50. The play begins as off-
and-on New york couple Marnie
and Jeff enters an even more com-
plicated phase of their relation-
ship when they think they spy their
cross-courtyard neighbor do away
with his wife. however, the lady
vanishes, and suspicion places mur-
der beyond a shadow of a doubt.
The bumbling witnesses sneak into
their neighbors apartment, and the
fun begins. The crazy farce plays
out on a shadow-box set that allows
the audience to be present in one
apartment, while viewing the action
in its mirror-image neighboring unit
across the way.
These are open auditions, and
anyone interested in being part of
this show, regardless of acting ex-
perience, is encouraged to audition.
Rehearsals will begin soon after
auditions, with the show running
September 20, 21, 22, 23, 27, 28,
29, 30. Questions and requests for
perusal scripts can be addressed to
Mary Ann Falk at 419-238-3958 or
at majfalk@roadrunner.com.
VWCT announces auditions
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
STATE OF OHIO
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Columbus, Ohio
Offce of Contracts
Legal Copy Number: 120514
Sealed proposals will be accepted from
pre-qualifed bidders at the ODOT Offce of
Contracts until 10:00 a.m. on August 23, 2012.
Project 120514 is located in Mercer County,
SR-707-16.53 and is a MISCELLANEOUS project.
The date set for completion of this work shall be as
set forth in the bidding proposal. Plans and Specifca-
tions are on fle in the Department of Transportation.
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SATURDAY, July 28
ACME
The Bride and I have heard lo-
custs (cicada) with their distinct cry
in the early evenings for the past
several weeks. The locusts, like oth-
er signs of summer, do seem to be
a few weeks early. As a youngster I
was told the appearance of the ugly
little creatures with their alluring
sound was a sign of Fall and an in-
dicator that the frst frost was weeks
away. The locusts also reminded me
the start of school was imminent.
School meant the structure of the
classroom, but also the challenges
of organized sports. It has been a
long time since I sat on either side
of a teachers desk and much longer
since I considered myself any type
of athlete, but like the old retired
fre horse, the sound of sirens or
locusts still gets my blood fowing
and memories recalled. The start of
fall high school sports practice is
less than two weeks away. We heard
the locusts give the forewarning,
now we just need an early autumn
and a reason to fnd our sweat-
ers and jackets for outdoor events,
but we must frst wrap up summer
baseball. Coldwater was pushed by
Celina this year, but were the best
ACME squad in the county and did
deserve to play Wapakoneta for the
fnal local ticket to Bryan and the
state tournament. The Cavs fell be-
hind in the frst inning of that con-
test and lost to the Auglaize County
Redskins 8-0. They then put their
bats away and joined the rest of the
county preparing for football. Lou
Brunswick was a key mover in for-
mulating ACME and promoting its
growth in the early 60s. Coldwater
won the inaugural state title in 1961
and the runner-up trophy the next
three years. The Cavs have been
the dominate force in the summer
baseball program. In the frst ffty
years of ACME baseball, the Cavs
have eight state championships and
played in the fnal championship
game a total of 17 times. The na-
ture of ACME baseball tournaments
has changed over the years. It did
grow from a local product to one
that includes schools from a major
portion of Western Ohio. The initial
four state champions in the 60s in
addition to Coldwater, were Lin-
colnview, Ohio City, and New Bre-
men; the last four champions were
Bowing Green, Anthony Wayne,
Defance, and Northmont. The eight
qualifers who played for the state
title this year were: Wapakoneta,
Defance, Perrysburg, Springfeld,
Lima Shawnee, Northmont, Napo-
leon, and Bryan. There was not a
Division IV baseball school in sight.
It could be argued that the big guys
may be pushing the smaller guys,
who started things, out of the state
tournament. Coldwater has won
eight state titles, the frst in 1961
and the last in 1994. Defance, an-
other ACME dominant force, has
won seven titles, fve of which have
occurred since 1995. It defnitely
appears the small schools are not
having the success that they initially
had in the ACME tournament, but
the situation is not all bad. I am a
believer that the Ohio high School
Athletic Association has too many
divisions in football, baseball, and
basketball. The challenge of taking
on the big schools can be more sat-
isfying than to be one of six or four
state champions. The ACME state
tournament still gives a team the
chance for a hoosiers experience.
OFF THE WALL
Observations ... by John Bruns
One of Indianas finest fairs,
the Jay County Fair in Port-
land, has announced its enter-
tainment lineup for this years
fair which will be July 23-28.
The fair will feature coun-
try music star Trace Adkins.
Trace Adkins will perform in
concert on Thursday, July 26,
at 8 p.m. in front of the Jay
County Fair grandstand. The
popular band, Cook & Belle,
will open the show that eve-
ning. Plenty of tickets for the
concert are available and can
be ordered by phone at 888-
282-2728. Credit card orders
are welcome.
Jay County
Fair announces
entertainment
lineup
See JAY, page 23
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The first day of the Jay
County Fair is Monday, July
23. It will be Veterans Day
with all veterans and everyone
in their vehicle admitted free
into the fair. The veteran and
one guest will also be admitted
free to the grandstand that eve-
ning for the Michindoh Truck
and Tractor Pull. Veterans
should be prepared to show
some type of identification
card to verify their status. The
fairs midway, Family Attrac-
tions Midway, opens Monday
evening with a Ride-A-Thon
from 5 p.m. to closing priced
at $20 per person and featuring
many of the rides youll find at
the state fair.
On Tuesday, July 24, its
McDonalds Kids Day starting
with a live pet parade at 10:30
a.m. and followed by an ap-
pearance by Ronald McDonald
at 11:00 a.m. Kids games will
then be held and the midway
will offer a one ticket per ride
discount from 1-6 p.m. The
grandstand attraction on Tues-
day night will feature a Figure
8 Race with both full size and
compact car heats along with
the fairs popular Straw Race.
up and coming country
music group Savannah Jack
will be performing in front of
the grandstand on Wednesday
evening, July 25, at 8 p.m. A
classic car cruise-in will be
held from 4-8 p.m. with par-
ticipants receiving free ad-
mission to the fair and to the
Savannah Jack concert. Veter-
ans and everyone in their car
will again be admitted free to
the fairgrounds on Wednesday
evening, and the veteran and a
guest will be admitted free to
the Savannah Jack concert in
the grandstand. The traveling
Colts museum will be on the
grounds from 5-7 p.m.
The fair will wrap up their
grandstand attractions with
harness racing at 11 a.m. on
Friday, July 27, and Demoli-
tion Derbies will be held on
Friday and Saturday night. A
Demo Derby for Jay County
residents only will be on Fri-
day at 7 p.m. with a derby open
to any area residents to be on
Saturday evening at 7 p.m.
Fridays derby will feature a
compact car heat which will
also be open to out-of-coun-
ty residents, and Saturdays
derby will feature a pickup
truck heat. A new feature for
the Demo Derbies this year is
a bone stock heat each night.
Demolition derby rules can be
found online at www.jaycoun-
tyfair.com.
The Family Attractions
Midway will be featuring one
final Ride-A-Thon on Satur-
day afternoon, July 28, from
Noon until 6 p.m. for $18 per
person.
The Jay County Fair offers
free gate admission for every-
one until 5 p.m. each day. Af-
ter 5 p.m., the gate admission
is $4 per person for those 12
and older. under 12 will be
admitted free at all times. For
more fair information or direc-
tions to the fair go to www.
jaycountyfair.com or call toll
free at 888-282-2728.
Jay (Continnued from Page 22)
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Kaup Pharmacy will
be hosting an informative
session on the Importance of
a Diabetic Shoe Fitting on
August 8, 2012 at 6:30pm. It
is open to the public at no cost
and will be held at Enhanced
health Services, 110 E Butler
Street, Fort Recovery, Oh.
Jean Siefring, Registered
Nurse and Certified Fitter
of Diabetic Shoes, will be
providing information on
how to take care of your feet.
Topics include: Where is the
Source of your Foot Problem
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Whether youre living with
diabetes or not, these tips
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Diabetic Shoe Fittings will
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Please RSVP by calling
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