Hocking Hills Messenger

free publication
8th edition NOVEMBER 2014
How to submit information: www.HockingHillsMessenger.com
Betty Shaw, Sales & Marketing blshockinghillsmessenger@yahoo.com 740-380-3744
HVCH Welcomes New Physician
Hocking Valley Community Hospitals Interim CEO, Julie Stuck, welcomes new
physician, John W. Woltz. We are thrilled to have Dr. Woltz join the Hocking
Valley Medical Group, and become a part of our healthcare team, shared
Stuck.
Dr. Woltz is a general practice physician who will be opening a new office in
the Logan Physicians Building located at 751 St. Rt. 664 N on the lower level.
He is no stranger to Logan as this is where John was raised and attended high
school. His parents are Judie Henniger and the late Ron Woltz of Logan.
Dr. Woltz graduated from medical school at Ohio University in 2005, and retired
from the United States Air Force with rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
Even with over a 19 year military career in the United States Army and Air
Force, Dr. Woltzs heart has stayed close to Logan. He shared, Despite all my
travels and deployments, Logan has always felt like home. Dr. Woltz and his
wife, Linda, reside in Logan with their two children, Billy and Dana, who both
attend Logan High School. Linda is also an Army veteran and currently runs
her horse breeding farm.
When asked about his philosophy of medicine, Dr. Woltz shared an old saying,
An ounce of prevention is a worth a pound of cure. I believe preventative
medicine is the direction we need to go, and I want to be my patients partner
in staying or becoming healthy.

John Woltz, D.O., and Julie Stuck, Interim CEO, HVCH

! I am also looking forward to becoming more involved in our community and

with Hocking Valley Community Hospitals leadership team, physicians, and

employees, shared Woltz.

As wellness is a great interest of mine, I want to work with the hospitals wellness program, and look at the possibilities of
forming a community running club, continued Woltz.
To schedule an appointment with Dr.Woltz, contact him at 740 385 0202.

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Hi my name is Sheryl Schall I am a resident of
Logan and Ive lived here for over 20 years. Crocheting is
not only a hobby of mine but Ive started my own business
selling my crocheted product. My business name is Fine
Textiles. I started crocheting as a little girl, I always loved
visiting my grandmother and seeing the new doilies she
had made and wanted to be able to do the same quality of
work that she did.

As an adult I decided to follow through with that wish
and not only taught myself the correct way of making each
stitch but also how to read patterns and the abbreviations
used in those patterns. I love to teach crocheting and
have taught my daughter and a few family members how
to crochet. I have attended a few of the local festivals this
year and am getting to be known as the Crochet Lady.

I have been given the opportunity to teach
crocheting at the Hocking Hills Messenger. I would love
to be able to teach as many people as I can how to do
the same quality of work that I have achieved. In order to
do crochet especially with the thin cotton thread and small
hooks you need to have a great deal of patience and over
the years I have been able to acquire the patience needed
to do fine intricate work.

I have been crocheting for over 30 years now and
Im sure that I can not only teach crocheting but also the
fine intricate work for doilies, curtains, and table runners.
So please come see me at Hocking Hills Messenger I would
love to teach you all that I have learned over the years. To
setup an appointment, call the Hocking Hills Messenger at
740-380-3744.

12791 St. Rt. 664

South, Logan, OH

740-385-1000
www.oldedutch.com

740-380-0400
Thanksgiving Buffet 11:Am. - 4: PM.

$23.95 a person, No Reservations Needed!!

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Complete menu on our Facebook page. Call for reservations.

Happy Artisans and

Farmers make Happy
Customers

Fair Trade is so very important.

Last issue: I covered

how shopping Fair Trade
= equals fair pay for the
artisan and farmer and
how it protects children.
Here are two more
reasons why shopping

Fair Trade strives to alleviate poverty and create

sustainable development by creating opportunities for
producers who have been economically disadvantaged
or marginalized by the conventional trading systems.
Many Fair Trade Cooperatives reinvest their revenues to
strengthen their businesses and communities such as:
Building health clinics, houses, starting scholarship funds,
and providing leadership training for the artisans.

Pastor Appreciation Day

Gender Equity: Fair Traders emphasize of the value of

the work women perform, as producers and as organization
leaders. Women and men are paid equally for comparable
work. Sixty percent of the worlds 50 million working poor
are women according to the U. N. Conference on Trade
and Development. Women devote twice as much time to
unpaid work as men do. They represent the majority of
the worlds part time and informal sector workers and suffer
more unemployment than men do. Fair Trade strives to
eliminate these problems.
There are several places in the Logan area to buy
Fair Trade items. The Appalachian Art and Craft Mall in
Rockbridge, Hocking Hills Craft Mall and the Messenger &
Print Shops Gift Section.
Lets help spread happiness by buying Fair Trade!

Pastor Betty Brooks

October 19th was the

Sunday we dedicated to Pastor
Appreciation Day this year. Inside
the blue-roofed Smith Prayer
Chapel, sat Pastor Betty Brooks,
who, after her initial surprise
relinquished all former plans
for the service. A multitude of
tributes - some humorous, some
touching, but all involving our
much-loved Pastor, were shared
by and with the congregation.
The impromptu service included
much laughter, a sprinkling of
tears, and was finalized by a
heavy dose of prayer. Celebration
continued in the Fellowship Hall
where the carry-in meal and
commemorative cake were
enjoyed by all.

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Clay Haus Thanksgiving Buffet 11AM - 3PM

Turkey Dressing - Ham & all the Traditional Favorites, $12.95 Adults
Reservations Suggested. Taking Reservations Now for your Holiday Party!!

Annual FairHoPe Cookie Walk

FairHoPe Hospice and Palliative Care, Incs volunteers
are excited to announce their 15th Annual Cookie Walk to
be held on Saturday, December 6, from 8 a.m. to noon at
St. Johns Episcopal Church, 134 N. Broad St. in Lancaster.
Save yourself hours of Holiday baking. Not only can you
choose from a huge variety of homemade cookies but there
will also be crafts, so you can also do your holiday shopping
with us!
I look forward to this event every year! FairHoPes
volunteers do a tremendous amount of work to make this such
a successful
e v e n t .
said Twylia
Summers,
FairHoPes
Director of
volunteers.
Adding,
A n d
FairHoPes
volunteers
do such a
wonderful
job
of
conveying
t
h
e
Christmas
Spirit to all
who come to
this event.
The
proceeds from this event go to FairHoPes Memorial Fund,
helping us to give all of our patients the highest level of
care at no cost to them. Come early for best selection. Who
knows, maybe even Santa and Mrs. Claus will stop by!
For more information on the event, or to donate some
of your famous Christmas cookies or crafts, please contact
Twylia Summers, Director of Volunteers. (740) 475-0657 or
tsummers@fairhopehospice.org.

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Respite Care
and

rehabilitation center
Skilled Nursing At Its Finest

For more information,

contact:

Happy Thanksgiving!!

Charlotte Deibie
20017 St. Rt 93 South
Logan, Ohio 43138

Term Care
Long
Term Rehab
Short
Hospice
Services

Now Accepting Respiratory

and Ventilator Patients

(740) 385-2461

Health Awareness

Happy
Thanksgiving!!

Connecting People to
Community Resources: aaa8
Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc.

Call 1-800-331-2644

www.areaagency8.org

When you have questions about

aging or long-term care services,
aaa8 has answers.

Staff certified in Information and Referral are

ready to answer questions, share information
about programs such as PASSPORT, and
connect callers to community resources and
services that can best meet individuals needs.

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Logan Santa ParadeDecember 6, 2014

Xmas Tree-$1000

Tinsel$500

Holly$250

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Photo Recognition in the Logan

Daily News

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Photo Recognition in the Logan Daily

News

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Recognition during the Chambers

weekly radio program

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Recognition during 98.3 radio

advertisement

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Recognition during 98.3 radio

advertisement

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Recognition during Chamber

Annual Awards Dinner

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Individual Donor Banner at

Hocking County Fairgrounds during
parade line-up

Individual Donor Banner at Hocking

County Fairgrounds during parade
line-up

Sponsorship listed on Donor Board

at Hocking County Fairgrounds
during parade line-up
Name listed on Donor Board at
Worthington Park

x

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Receive the Individual Donor

Banner from Fairgrounds for use
during the parade

Receive the Individual Donor

Banner from Fairgrounds for use
during the parade

x

Name listed on Donor Board at

Worthington Park

Recognition in Santa Parade

program distributed to participants
at Main Gate of Hocking County
Fairgrounds

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Recognition in Santa Parade

program distributed to participants
at Main Gate of Hocking County
Fairgrounds

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Name listed on Donor Board at

Worthington Park

x

Recognition in Santa Parade

program distributed to participants
at Main Gate of Hocking County
Fairgrounds

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sponsor of the Logan Santa

Parade

sponsor of the Logan Santa

Parade

Ornament$75


Yes! I would like to be a

sponsor of the Logan Santa

Parade

Sponsorship announced during the

Santa Parade at Worthington Park


Yes! I would like to be a


Yes! I would like to be a

To insure that you receive recognition of your

sponsorship, we ask that your contribution reach the
Chamber Office by November 20,2014 If an
invoice is needed, please contact Bill Rinehart at (740)
385-6836 or bill.rinehart@hocking.net

x

Name listed on Donor Board at

Worthington Park

x

Recognition in Santa Parade

program distributed to
participants at Main Gate of
Hocking County Fairgrounds


Yes! I would like to be a

Thank you for your continued assistance and support!

sponsor of the Logan Santa Parade

Name:___________________________________
Phone:___________________________________

2014 LOGAN SANTA PARADE

A Story Book Christmas
December 6, 2014
2:00 PM
ENTRY FORM
Name of Entrant: ________________________________________________________
(Organization, Group, Business or Individual)
Contact Person: ________________________________________________________
Mailing Address: _______________________________________________________
Phone: (Daytime) ______________________________________________________
Type of Parade Entry:

_____________ Festival Queen (Include number of vehicles and/or length of float)

_____________ Equestrian Horse and Rider(s) and/or Horse and Carriage
(Include # of Horses: ______) (You are responsible for cleaning up after your horses)
_____________ Vehicle/Trailer Entry (Include # and length: __________)
_____________ Walking Unit (Include # of persons: _________)
_____________ Float (Length: ____________)

Judging begins promptly at 12:45 p.m. at the Fairgrounds ** Participants must be in proper parade position at that time
and follow the parade theme to be eligible for judging. ** We ask that business entries be limited to no more than one vehicle.
** The parade will end with the arrival of Santa as the last entry. As such, we request there be no other live Santas in the
parade.
FOR THE SAFETY OF OUR SPECTATORS, WE REQUEST THAT NO CANDY BE THROWN FROM VEHICLES. YOU
MAY WALK ALONG THE PARADE AND HAND OUT CANDY, BUT PLEASE DO NOT THROW OBJECTS FROM
YOUR FLOAT OR VEHICLE.
**Gates open at 9 a.m.**
**Judging begins promptly at 12:45 p.m.**
**No Santas on floats**
**Please return this entry form by November 29, 2014 to the Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce, 140 East Main Street,
Logan, Ohio 43138 or by email( bill.rinehart@hocking.net ) or fax 740-385-7259. For further information call 385-6836.

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Pick-Up or Delivered
(delivery extra
special cuts available)

$65 / TON
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Logan, OH 43138

740.385.5341

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www.millstonebbqq.com

(740) 332-8515

Happy Thanksgiving!!

Rushcreek Feed
& Supply Co., Inc

Gates, Feeders, Farm supplies, Livestock

Equipment, Carharts, Farm Boy & Farm
Girl Clothing, Wood Pellet Fuel.

103 S. Broad St. Bremen, OH

740-569-4105
Happy Thanksgiving!!

PROCARE SEPTIC SERVICES

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Cleaning

Servicing

Installing

ONE-STOP FOR ALL YOUR SEPTIC TANK NEEDS

Family Owned & Operated

24-Hour Emergency Service

Bonded & Insured
10% Discount For All Home
Owners Age 60 or Older

Office: 740-385-0010
www.procaresepticservices.com

Cell: 740-216-0753
Logan, OH 43138

Happy Thanksgiving!

Hocking County

Shopping & Activity Destination

Weavers Market & Deli

Hours:

Enjoy a leisurely ride on an old-time passenger train

traveling along the Hocking River through Southeast Ohio

800-967-7834
For tickets & info

Mon - Thurs: 10-5

Fri - Sat: 10-6
Closed Sunday

12803 St. Rt. 664

South, Logan

740-380-6901

Amish Meat, Cheeses, Jams

& Fresh Brown Eggs Meat
and Cheese Tray Available
Colored Melting Chocolates, Candy Oils, Hard Candy & Lollipop Molds.

Happy Thanksgiving!!

www.hvsry.org

Columbus - Logan - Athens

Deluxe Motor Coach Service

Santa Train November 29-30th,

December 6-7-13-14-20 & 21
11:AM. - 2:PM. Three Trains
Running December 6-13th
11:AM. - 2:PM. Night Trains 6:PM

One-Way Only

$10 Plus tax & fees

Our New Location, 4 East Main Street Logan, OH

RideGoBus.com 888.95.GOBUS

Come Visit Us!

Do you like to ride motorcycles?

Do you enjoy the company of other
Christian Motorcyclists?
Do you need prayer or a friend to
talk with?
Are you looking to connect with
other bikers to hang & ride with?

We support AG DAYS.

Carroll
Farm Service
Custom Mix Feeds

All types of animal feeds available

16072 Water St,
Laurelville, OH 43135

(740) 332-2251

Vickroys Disposal
Residential
740.385.0504
Commercial

Weekly Pick-Up
Monthly Billing
10, 20, and 30 Yard Roll
Off Containers Available.

Accepting New Customers

in Hocking and Southern
Perry County!

Thank you to all of our customer for

helping our business grow.

Happy Thanksgiving!!

Come visit the Rolling Prophets

local chapter of the CMA to find
out more about Licking countys
Christian motorcycling community.
Were family friendly too.

All Bikers Welcome!!

Next meeting:

FIRST THURSDAY EVERY MONTH AT 7pm

@ Hertiage Hall 1058 E. Main St. Newark, Ohio

Enjoy the Scenic Views From

Our Patio or Lounge!!
Savor our Reubens, Burgers, Fish Baskets, Fresh Salads
Shrimp Cocktail, French Onion Soup, and more!
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Hocking Hills Golf & Urban Grille

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The Hocking Hills Messenger

& Print Shop
4 E. Hunter St Logan, Ohio 43138

(740)380-3744

Binding, Brochures, Business Cards, Color Copies, Cutting, Envelopes,

Flyers, Invitations, Labels, Letterhead, Menus, Scanning Services, Special
Event Programs, and Other Specialty Items. For more Information and Price
QuotesEmail: blshockinghillsmessenger@yahoo.com

Happy Thanksgiving!!