Hocking Hills Messenger

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MAY 2014

June 12-13-14, 2014

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62 N Mulberry St, Logan, OH 43138

WashBoard Music Festival

Celebrate Fathers Day at Ohios most unique music festival in the beautiful Hocking Hills. This is a large street Festival with Arts & Crafts Galore to numerous to mention them all.The aroma of the most tasteful food filling the streets as you stroll downtown Logan listening to the sounds of music, Dixie, Bluegrass,Jug Bands, and Washboards. Visit the Bowen House for the most beautiful Quilt display and you just might catch the sounds of music flowing through the halls. You dont want to miss the Factory Tours to the Columbus Wash Board Factory. See how a washboard is made that just maybe your ancestors used to wash clothes. Check out the musical wash boards, you may be asked to play a little tune. Go back in time with visiting the Antique Tractors and Hit & Miss Engine Displays in the Court House Parking Lot. Saturdays Parade will begin at 6:00 P.M. 2014 Washboard Kickoff Concert & Auction will be Thursday June 12. Arnett Howard will be back to kick off the festival with his incredible sounds of jazz, creole, blues, and lots more at 6:00 P.M. Auction starting at 7:00P.M. Friday & Saturday craft and kids rides, 12:00 - 9:00 P.M. Food vendors, 12:00 - 11:00 P.M. Bowen House open, 12: - 5:00 P.M. Free Kids Rides, Free Train Rides, Chris the Balloon Guy will be entertaining at Worthington Park through out the festival. Be sure to catch Grandpa Cratchet Friday and Saturday of the festival. Saturday be sure to see the Magic Show with Gordon Russ. Car Show will be held Friday the 13, 5:00 - 9:00 P.M. In front of the Columbus Washboard Factory. Entertainters: From Kentucky, Juggernaut Jug Band, From Ontario Canada, Steel City Rovers with a mix of celtic and Rock music. From Tennessee, Jake Leg Stomers We have the Hobos, Lone Raven Trio, Sweet Funk & Buckles and Boots. be sure to catch this wonderful line of Musicians. The Jack Band from Columbus OH. Friday night only bringing the sounds of Rock & Roll. For more information, please call 740/777-1445

Featuring 20 avors of hand-dipped ice cream, we also offer sandwiches like bar-b-que, chicken salad, bratwurst, jumbo all-beef hot dogs, bologna, etc... Check out our $5 Meal Deal / $4 for kids - includes choice of sandwich, chips, pickle & a drink.

Hours: Week-Days 11:00-3:00 Week-end 11:00-5:00

26776 US Hwy. 33 Rockbridge, 43149

740-380-9020

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12930 State Route 664 Logan, OH 43138

(740) 385-1878
SUN-SAT 6-10

Mothers Day!

Open

12791 St. Rt. 664 South, Logan, OH

Since 1978, serving the finest in German and American cuisine.

Reservations Recommended

740-385-1000
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123 W. Main St Somerset, OH 43783 (740) 743-1326 www.clayhaus.com

Make Your Reservations for our Mothers day Buffet 11:00AM - 3:00PM

Recommended by Ohio Magazine & Columbus Dispatch

Do What Makes for Good Memories

By Rick Schneider, FairHoPe Hospice

FairHoPe is in the life business. Sounds like an oxymoron, but it is true. We comfort people who are finishing their life. It is at this time that the serious reflection of was it a life well lived comes to mind. When setting up the initial consult, our social workers will encourage all the family members to attend. An important part of this initial meeting is to ask about the patients accomplishments, career, hobbies, and anything else that lets us know who the patient is and what is important to them. Of special interest are the family traditions and stories. From this we can start to develop a care plan. Many times during these initial conversations the memories and the funny family stories of life come out. One daughter gave an insight into her Dad by talking about his knack to turn the simplest daily task into a lifelong memory. For instance, one day during the first winter after she moved down South, she received an email from her Dad. It simply said, It snowed. I did the snow dance. Love, Dad, It was a family tradition that every year, during the first snowfall of the winter, her Dad would do the Snow Dance. Hed go outside and take on the personality of a snow flake, (use your imagination). For years, during the first snowfall of the winter, she would call her Dad to see if it was snowing in Lancaster and if he performed the snow dance. Her father created a legacy of memories and traditions that will be passed down to the next generation. In fact, she mentioned that her brother and his wife were expecting their first child, and her brother was already prepared to be Shampoo Man. Shampoo Man? She said that when she and her little sister were small they did not like to have their hair washed. They would cry and fuss, until the creation of Shampoo Man, and then they couldnt wait to have their hair washed. Their Dad would leave and Shampoo Man would enter the room, with his trusty cape that conveniently doubled as a towel. Her Dad was also Shampoo Man for the younger brother and sister. When her brother turned 3 years old, he got into the act and became Bubble Boy. She said, Now that my brothers wife is expecting a child, I am sure there will be a towel passing ceremony as Bobble Boy becomes Shampoo Man. There were so many opportunities that her Dad used to make wonderful memories. He made a memory out of the mundane and a treasure out of a task. For the picky eaters in his family he didnt prepare meatloaf, he made RIckelburgers (yes, the patients name was Rick). He changed the name of a recipe for Johnny Marzetti, from Rodeo Macaroni to Daddy-OMacaroni. And no sandwich was complete until it was squished down to seal in the flavor. Those memories that the Dad made have lasted a life time. This particular consult had a lot of laughter in it. Those stories helped the family be of one frame of mind as they walked together into the next stage in their Dads life. At some point these memories of life may be all that are left and they are the things that you probably will fight the hardest to keep. Talking to a FairHoPe volunteer about what this daughter had said about her Dad, the volunteer related another story about reflecting on lifes memories. The volunteers patient was living in a nursing home, suffering from MS. Her memory was fading and she was getting depressed at not being able to remember her home. So, FairHoPe gave the volunteer a video camera to go to the patients house and make a videotape for her. Her husband and the volunteer started by getting in the car and videotaping her walk to and from work. The husband provided a narrative about how much she enjoyed the walk, pointing out different aspects of the neighborhood that she liked. Then the two of them proceeded to walk through the house with the husband serving as tour guide. He would stop in each room, point out objects ranging from the pictures on the wall to the knick knacks on the shelves to the furniture arranged around the room and tell the story surrounding them. But what was most memorable to the volunteer was the jukebox in their basement. He played their song. The volunteer taped the entire song as he looked off into the distance with a smile on his face. She said it was a very humbling experience to be let into someones life in such a personal way. When the volunteer would go back to the nursing home after that, people would recognize her voice from the videotape. They would tell her, Collette watches that tape all day. When the volunteer would go for a visit, she would smile and put in the videotape and they would watch it together. What the volunteer realized was that it wasnt the house her patient was missing, it was what was inside. It was her life and the memories she shared with her husband. On that tape was everything she had been holding in her heart, but had escaped her mind. Yes, FairHoPe is in the life business. Life is full of opportunities to create memories. You dont need a vacation, a holiday, or a birthdayall you need is a loaf of bread, a bottle of shampoo, or a box of macaroni and cheese. When you look back on your life and try to hold on to what meant the most, you probably wont remember the jukebox as much as the song you danced to. You may not remember the destination as much as the walk. Starting today, do what makes for good memories.

Health Awareness
4 E. Hunter St Logan, Ohio 43138

The Hocking Hills Messenger & Print Shop

(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

If its not printing you are looking for but maybe a little shopping we have that as well stop by and check out our GIFT SHOP! Fine China, Portraits by Bud Schrader photography, Leaning Tree Cards & Stationary, Oil Paintings and Specialty Cards by Nancy Huntsberger, Fair Trade Gift Items, Fine Hand Crafted Jewelry, Unique Leather Jewelry, Blue Diamond Glass Works Jewelry & Windchimes, and many other Fine Items & Gifts. Taking orders for your Valentines Candy for that Special Person

Hospice & Palliative Care, Inc.

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(740) 654-7077 fairhopehospice.org (800) 994-7077

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For more information, contact:

Long Term Care Short Term Rehab Hospice Services

(740) 385-2461

Now Accepting Respiratory and Ventilator Patients

19th Annual Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce

Golf Outing
Attention golf enthusiasts! Join fellow duffers for our 19th annual golf outing. You are invited to enter 4-person teams (or the LHCOC will pair up individuals) for this scramble format outing. You NEED NOT be a Chamber member to join in the fun! The cost of registration includes 18 holes , cart, buffet lunch . Proceeds aide the Chambers ability to support local needs in our community.

Date: Saturday, May 17 Place: Hocking Hills Golf Club Time: 8:30 a.m. shotgun start Cost: $75 each ($300 per foursome)

Space is Limited! Registration Deadline Is May 15

Format: 4-person scramble. Entries: Make your check payable to the Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce and mail along with your entry form to: Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce, 140 East Main St., Logan, Ohio 43138 You may, of course, drop off your entries and check at the Chamber office, located at 140 East Main St or Hocking Hills Golf Club . QUESTIONS? Call 740-385-6836 for more information

Happy Mothers Day

Hocking Hills
Dining LODGE
Join us for our Mothers Day Brunch in the heart of Hocking Hills State Park Menu Online hockinghillslodge.com

Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing Entry Form

Make checks payable to Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce, 140 East Main St. Logan, OH 43138

Team Name_______________________________________ Phone ___________________________________ Team Captain _____________________________________ Player 2 __________________________________________ Player 3 __________________________________________ Player 4 __________________________________________
Non golfers welcome for lunch buffet at $15.00 per person. Number of non golfers lunches ________X $15.00 ______________ Entry fees are $75.00 per player ($300.00 per foursome). Please submit your 4 individual checks or one team check along with this form to secure your registration. Entry form and checks can be turned into Chamber office or Hocking Hills Golf Club.

740-596-0601

19th Annual Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing

Sponsor Form
Since its beginning in 1996, the Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce Golf Outing has raised over $50,000.00, which has helped support various charitable organizations and activities in the Logan-Hocking community. Recipients of funds have included historical markers, downtown banners, Washboard Music Festival,Hocking Valley Community Hospital Golf Outing ,the John Saving Time is Eternal clock, Smith Chapel Food Bank, downtown revitalization and beautification projects. We are calling on you, our members, to continue your support of this worthwhile (and fun!) Chamber event. Thank you! LEVELS OF SUPPORT ( ) Door Prize Donation..Pickup available Deadline May 16
Contributors name appears in the outing program and is recognized at the awards luncheon

Please See Deadlines

( ) Hole Sponsor..$75 Deadline May 12

Sponsors name appears on an individual hole sign and in the outing program .

( ) Beverage Sponsor$125 Deadline May 12

Sponsors name appears on the beverage sign, in the outing program ,is recognized at the awards luncheon and on radio program

( ) Luncheon Sponsor$250 Deadline May 12

Sponsors name appears on luncheon signs, in the outing program , is recognized at the awards luncheon , on radio program and business can have marketing materials available at luncheon table .

( ) Charter Sponsor$500 Free Team in Golf Outing Deadline May 12

Sponsors name appears on Sponsor signs, in the outing program, is recognized at the awards luncheon, and on radio program .

( ) Event Sponsor$1,000..Free Team in Golf Outing Deadline May 12

Sponsors name appears on Sponsor signs, in the outing program, is recognized at the awards luncheon, photo and media coverage in the Logan Daily News And radio program. *Sponsorship opportunities are

available on a first comefirst serve basis

CARROLL FARM SERVIcE

All types of animal feeds available 16072 Water St, Laurelville, OH 43135

WE SUPPORT AG DAYS.

Please make your check payable to: Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce 140 East Main Street Logan, OH 43138 Questions? Call the Chamber office at (740) 385-6836 Contact Name____________________________________Telephone__________________________________ Address_________________________________________City____________________State_____Zip________ Sponsorship Level___________________________________________________________________________ Name as it is to appear on all recognition________________________________________________________ Thank you for your support!

Custom Mix Feeds

(740) 332-2251

HockingValley Community Hospital Foundation

&

Century National Bank

Cordially Invite You To Attend

A Garden Affair
Hocking Hills Golf Club May 10th- 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
Featuring ....

* Cellist Mike Ingalls * Silent Auction * Wine Pull * Cash Bar

* Petals of Passion Signature Drink * Hors doeuvres * Garden Plants for Purchase
Tickets $20.00 each

FIREWOOD
Split Mixed Hardwoods 18 Long Pick-Up or Delivered (delivery extra special cuts available)

For more details contact: Kathy Krumlauf Phone 740-380-8154 Email kkrumlauf@hvch.org HVCH Foundation PO Box 966 541 St. Rt. 664 N. Logan, OH. 43138

Purchase tickets at: Hocking Hills Golf Club Pro Shop HVCH Foundation office 541 St. Rt. 664 N., Logan Baymont Inn 12819 St. Rt. 664 or purchase at the event for $25.00 For More Information call Kathy at 740-380-8154

(includes a glass of signature drink)

$57 / TON LAURELVILLE FIREWOOD

15952 SR 56 E. Laurelville, OH

(740) 332-8515

A Garden Affair
Hocking Hills Golf Club Patio & Pub May 10th 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm

HockingValley Community Hospital Foundation and Century National Bank Invite You to................

Donor Opportunities Available $50.....Listing in Program $100.....Listing in Program $250......Signage and Listing in Program $500....Signage and Listing in Program Donate Bottle ofWine Silent Auction Item

Tickets can be purchased at Hocking Hills Golf Club Pro Shop, HVCH Foundation office or Baymont Inn (includes signature drink)

Admission $20.00

SEEDLING PETAL BLOSSOM BOUQUET

Please mail or fax form to address below (make check payable to HVCH Foundation) HVCH Foundation P.O. Box 966 Logan, OH 43138 Phone (740) 380-8154 Fax (740) 380-3143

Vickroys Disposal Residential 740.385.0504 Commercial

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

Foundation

____________________________________________________________________________ CONTACT NAME PHONE w/ area code _____________________________________________________________________________ MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP _____________________________________________________________________________ NAME AS IT IS TO APPEAR ON ALL RECOGNITION If you have any questions, please contact Kathy Krumlauf at (740) 380-8154, (740) 603-1837 or kkrumlauf@hvch.org HVCH CIC Building PO Box 966 541 St. Rt. 664 N. Logan, OH. 43138

Accepting New Customers in Hocking and Southern Perry County!

Thank you to all of our customer for helping our business grow.

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6th Annual Ag Day Recap

It was a record breaking turn out for the 6th annual AG Day Event held at The Hocking County Fairgrounds, Logan, OH. April 12-13, 2014. The opening Ceremony started with the Flag Raising by The Boy Scout Troop # 395 from Gore, OH. followed by the High School Choir singing The National Anthem. Scott Vermillion Master of Ceremonies, mentioned two very special people will be missed, but we know will be with us during this AG Day Event. He Introduced Gary Meyer, Hocking County Farm Bureau Board Member, who made two special Memorial Presentations, presenting plaques to the famlies of Ed Smith and Roger wolfe for their contibutions and dedicationto the past 5 years of service to AG Days. A Plaque was presented in memory of Ed Smith to his wife Sue and son Chip. Mike Wolfe and Family accepted the Plaque in memory of their father, Roger Wolfe. Neil Shaw, Hocking County Farm Bureau President welcomed everyone to the 6th Annual AG Days and introduced guest speaker Sandra Ogle, Hocking County Commissioner. She thanked everyone for their hard work and putting on this wonderful event. Sandra stated farming is important to our communities and our livelihood. Sandra Introduced our public officials, Commissioners, Clark Sheets Jr. and John Walker, Logan City Mayor Martin Irvine;Hocking County Treasurer Diane Sargent, And Hocking County Auditor Ken Wilson. The Evnt was well attended. Check us out on face book for list of attractions.

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Buster checking out a strange object. Does anyone know what it is? The answer is: A Snow Roller

Aluminum Scrap Steel Copper And much more... See website for details

OPEN 6 DAYS A WEEK: M-F 8:30-4:30 Sat 8:30-12:00

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Lawrence Neal Helber American Legion Post 78 Logan, Ohio

On Saturday June 14th the American Legion Post 78 will conduct two consecutive ceremonies during the annual Washboard Festival in downtown Logan. Post Everlasting Ceremony honors the memory all local Veterans who have passed on during the last 12 months. All local Veterans organizations are invited to participate. During the ceremony the names of all fallen comrades are read aloud and placed into a brazier located atop a group of stacked rifles. Once all the names are read they are lit a fire, a word of prayer is given by the chaplain and taps are played.

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Dignified Disposal of Unserviceable Flags Ceremony Conducted during the observance of Flag Day. One (1) unserviceable American flag is presented to all American Legion Officers for inspection and disposal. Upon inspection and recommendation from the Post Commander the flag is honorably retired from further service. The Chaplin offers prayer the flag is saluted and burned.

Wind Chime Shop, Christmas Treasures, & Hocking Hills Candle Works

Phone: 740-385-9537

29205 ILESBORO RD Logan, Ohio 43138

Monday - Saturday 10:00 to 4:00 Sunday 12:00 to 4:00

December 2013 Hours

Weavers Market & Deli

Mon - Thurs: 10-5 Fri - Sat: 10-6 Closed Sunday

Shopping & Activity Destination

Hours:

Hocking County

12803 St. Rt. 664 South, Logan

Amish Meat, Cheeses, Jams & Fresh Brown Eggs Meat and Cheese Tray Available
Colored Melting Chocolates, Candy Oils, Hard Candy & Lollipop Molds.
12811 State Route 664 S Logan, OH. 740/380-9400

740-380-6901

We Carry: Lenox & Gorham Holiday Glass Wear Mossen Glass Fiesta Ware Blenko Hand Blown Glass, Anchor Hocking Ball Canning Jars

Rushcreek Feed & Supply Co., Inc

Gates, Feeders, Farm Supplies & Live Stock Equipment. Stop in for your Lawn, Garden Seeds & Mulch Supplies

740-569-4105
Railroad Ties $10.50 Barns Houses Garages Rubber Roofing, In Stock Tamko Dimensional Shingles $82.99 Sq.

103 S. Broad St. Bremen, OH

775 S. Ewing St. Lancaster, OH 43130

(740) 689-1900

40 yr. Pole Barn Steel 18 colors 2.20 LF

Rooftop Delivery

Shop for Mothers Day at the Inside Yard Sale at Hocking Hills Messenger & Gift Shop. Numerous Items too many to list, but Great buys for Everyone. Door Prizes & Refreashments.

May 10th. 2014