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Schimmoeller to reign as
2010 Canal Days Queen
BY NANCY SPENCER
nspencer@delpho-
sherald.com
DELPHOS — St. John’s
High School senior Cassie
Schimmoeller was crowned
the 2010 Delphos Canal
Days Queen Sunday eve-
ning in the Jefferson Middle
School auditorium.
Schimmoeller is the
daughter of James and Lena
Schimmoeller. She said this
morning she was excited to
earn the crown.
“I’m ready for Canal
Days and I hope people
will find me approachable.
I love to meet new people
and want to be involved in
2009 Canal Days Queen Lexi Miller, left, crowns 2010 my community. I also hope
Canal Days Queen Cassie Schimmoeller. to be a positive role model
to young girls,” she said.
This was her second time
competing for the title of
Canal Days Queen.
The competition includ-
ed talent, evening wear and
question-and-answer cat-
egories.
Awards included:
— $500 scholarship for
queen
— $250 scholarship for
first runner-up
— $150 scholarship for
second runner-up
— $100 scholarship for
third runner-up
— $50 scholarship for
fourth runner-up
Schimmoeller competed
against 10 other local young
women for the title includ-
ing, Korey Boggs, daughter
of Scot and Michelle Boggs;
Ashley Truesdale, daughter
of Mike and Sue Truesdale;
Serena Lorencovic, daugh-
ter of Vaclav and Brenda
Lorencovic; Lauren Shobe,
daughter of Mike and Jill
Shobe; Corinne Metzger,
daughter of Teresa Metzger
and Dale Metzger; Alecia
Menke, daughter of Todd
and Armella Menke;
Elizabeth Thompson,
daughter of Angie and
Trevor Thompson; Rachael
Fisher, daughter of Judy
Fisher and Tom Fisher;
Destiny Thompson, daugh-
ter of Angie and Trevor
Thompson; and Alicia
Ankerman, daughter
of Nathan and Andrea
Ankerman.
Boggs was first run-
ner-up as well as Miss
Congeniality; Menke was
second runner-up and the
top ticket seller; Destiny
Thompson was third run-
ner-up; and Shobe was
fourth runner-up. Ankerman
was the People’s Choice
Winner.
Queen Schimmoeller will
have a prominent role at
Canal Days festivities which
begin Thursday with the
“Toast to the City.” Friday’s
events include the annual
“Battle of the Businesses”
and Hipnotix on the stage
in the Entertainment Tent.
Don’t miss the Canal Days
tab with a full schedule
of events in Wednesday’s
Herald.

Dena Martz photos

The 2010 Canal Days Queen contestants include: from left, Alicia Ankerman (People’s Choice Winner) and Lea Rudasill; Rachael Fisher and Lillian Baughn; Elizabeth Thompson
and Gwen Teman; Destiny Thompson (third runner-up) and Olivia Fischer; Korey Boggs (first runner-up and Miss Congeniality) and Jenna Rode; Queen Cassie Schimmoeller and
Myah Boggs; Alecia Menke (second runner-up and Top Ticket Seller) and Noelle Prine; Lauren Shobe (fourth runner-up) and Aubrey Milligan; Corinne Metzger and Ava Milligan;
Serena Lorencovic and Emily Rode; and Ashley Truesdale and Rachel Ryan.

Upfront
Levitt to speak
on Judaism
Gary Levitt will speak
on the Jewish religion at
7 p.m. Tuesday at Trinity
United Methodist Church.
Learn about how
Jesus worshipped with
his family on earth.

Forecast
Mostly sunny
Tuesday; high
in upper 70s.
See page 2A.

Index
Obituaries 2A
State/Local 3A
Politics 4A Caitlin Eyth photos
Community
Sports
5A
6-7A
Kalida holds annual Pioneer Days
Announcements 8A A performer from The Amazing Portable Circus wowed the crowd with his fearless-
Classifieds 10A ness and skill as he juggled fire Sunday afternoon at Kalida Pioneer Days. The four-
TV 11A day event hosted many attractions, including an antique tractor show, a craft show, a
Restaurant page 3B cheerleading contest, a performance by the Findlay High School Pantasia Steel Drum Festival-goers enjoy an exhilarating ride down the Fun
Band, numerous contests, carnival rides and games and one of the largest parades in Slide at Kalida Pioneer Days Sunday afternoon. The slide
Northwest Ohio. Rain temporarily drove away the crowds Saturday afternoon but the was one of many rides and attractions available during
weather cleared by evening and crowds were back in force on Sunday. the event.
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For The Record STATE/LOCAL

The Glory Ride
POLICE REPORT The Daily
YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT STORE
OBITUARIES flows through Harrisburg. Thursday evening the THE PROFESSIONALS

Herald
Beth said the size of the caravan took off for their
Driver: sun hid motorcycle from view Mom reports river was very impressive. next stop, Dickerson,
It even had islands in the Maryland. It was only
At 7:10 p.m. on Sunday, motorcycle in the intersection.
a traffic accident occurred Goetz sustained no inju-
son’s identity Vol. 141 No. 77
Nancy Spencer, editor river. about 100 miles and the
when the driver of one vehi- ries, Brinker and his pas- theft Ray Geary, business manager Nearly 4500 rivers figured traffic wouldn’t be
cle struck a second vehicle senger received incapacitat- Don Hemple, advertising manager and streams crisscross as heavy as in the morn-
while attempting to turn. ing injury. There was minor Delphos Police took a Tiffany Brantley, Pennsylvania. The Ohio, ing. When I talked to Beth
Terry Brinker, 53, of Lima, damage to Goetz’s vehicle report from a resident at 1:32 circulation manager Susquehanna and Delaware on Friday morning, she WINDOWS • ROOFING • SIDING • FENCING
was heading eastbound on and disabling damage to p.m. Friday in reference to an William Kohl, general manager/ account for 95 per cent of said their new “home” was
Eagle Print the drainage of the state. very nice. They can camp, The Quality Door Place
Fifth Street when Sue Goetz, Brinker’s. Goetz was cited identity theft.
58, was traveling westbound for failure to yield while turn- The victim reported some- The Daily Herald (USPS 1525 Then there’s the Allegheny where they have water and • Garage Doors & Operators • Entrance & Storm Doors

on Fifth and attempted to turn ing left. She claimed she was one had stolen her son’s iden- 8000) is published daily except and Monongahela, which electricity and the horses • Wood • Steel • Painting Available • Insulation • Aluminum Railing

south. Goetz struck Brinker’s unable to see due to the sun. tity when he was a juvenile Sundays and Holidays. join at Pittsburgh to for the have a nice green pasture. • Awnings • Rubber Roofing • Decks • Fence
Ohio. Dickerson is just a short 1034 Westwood Dr.
419-238-9795

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By carrier in Delphos and
Driver hits car when entering road
and opened a fraudulent credit

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Van Wert, Ohio 45891
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The case was forwarded route where available $2.09 per always been famous for River, and they are only Fax: (419) 238-9893
Lou Morgan, 81, of Delphos,

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At 8:27 a.m. on Saturday,
to the Detective Bureau and week. By mail in Allen, Van coal (Bituminous in the about 40 miles from Toll Free: (800) 216-0041

a collision occurred when the
driver of one vehicle struck a
second vehicle while entering a
roadway from a private drive.
pulled out of a private drive
onto First, striking Mills’ car.
There were no injuries.
There was disabling damage
credit card company for fur-
ther investigation.
WEATHER
Si
Erik D.T. Elston Wilfred H. Osting Wert, or Putnam County, $105 west and Anthracite in the Washington, D. C.
per year. Outside these counties east). It ranks fourth in the
March 20, 1987 - Sept. 11, $119 per year. production of coal in the Beth said their sug-
June 18, 1917
2010 Entered in the post office United States. gested Scripture Passage is Delphos Fire Association

April Mills, 45, of Delphos, to Mills’ car and minor dam-
was headed westbound on
East First Street approach-
ing the intersection of First
and Main streets when Mary
Victim reports
assault
Delphos Police officers
age to Morgan’s. Morgan was
cited for failing to yield the Delphos weather
right of way when entering a High temperature Sunday
public roadway. in Delphos was 77 degrees,
Driver strikes
low was 57. Weekend rainfall
was recorded at .18 inch. High
parked vehicle a year ago today was 81, low
was 44.
Record high for today is
Erik D.T. Elston, 23, of
Fort Jennings, died Saturday
morning at his residence.
He was born March 20,
1987, in Van Wert to Jeff and
Kelly (Pollock) Elston, who
survive in Fort Jennings.
Funeral services will
begin at 11 a.m. Wednesday
at Alspach-Gearhert Funeral
Sept. 12, 2010
Wilfred H. Osting, 93, of
Delphos, died at 10:06 a.m.
Sunday, at Vancrest Healthcare
Center.
He was born June 18, 1917,
in Allen County to Frank and
Veronica (Elwer) Osting.
On May 1, 1948, he mar-
in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as
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Delphos, Ohio.
No mail subscriptions will be
accepted in towns or villages
where The Daily Herald paper
carriers or motor routes provide
daily home delivery for $2.09
per week.
405 North Main St.
Historically the state is
Photos submitted
famous for Independence
Glory Rider Beth Metzger stands in front of the sculp- Hall, Gettysburg, Valley
ture “Points of View” which depicts a meeting in October Forge, the Daniel Boone
1770 between George Washington and Seneca leader, Homestead, Cornwall
Guyasuta. These two historic figures first met in 1753,
Furnace, the Ephrata
when Guyasuta guided Washington up the Allegheny Cloister, Fallingwater
River to deliver a message to the French at Fort LeBoeuf
requesting they leave the region so that the British could
(built in 1936 by architect,
prevail here and trade with the area’s indigenous people.
Frank Lloyd Wright) and
over 200 covered bridges.
STEAK FEED
John 7 – 38:
“He who believes in
me …out of his heart
will flow rivers of living
water.”………The river
reaches which is source
never knows.
with all the trimmings
Tuesday, Sept. 14

8
At 7:54 a.m. on Friday, Home and Crematory, Van ried Lois Maxine Carder, who TELEPHONE 695-0015 The attempt failed, the French remained and the French
responded to the 900 block a traffic accident occurred 97, set in 1939. Record low is It is also famous for

$ 00
Wert, the Rev. Tom Cover survives in Delphos. Office Hours
of Lima Avenue at 4:13 p.m. when the driver of one vehicle 38, set in 1964.
officiating. Burial will be 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
& Indian War erupted soon after in 1754. These two men Hershey Chocolate, pret- AT THE NEW
Survivors also include were first allies, then on opposing sides in that war. They
Friday on a reported assault. struck a parked vehicle.
When officers arrived, the David Ricker, 33, of
WEATHER FORECAST
Tri-county
in Ridge Cemetery, Middle two sons, Ron (Jill) Osting POSTMASTER:
Send address changes
met again 17 years later down the Ohio River and sat by
zels, the Pennsylvania
Dutch Country near FIREMEN’S Carry Out
victim reported there had been Delphos, was traveling Point. of Fort Jennings and Dennis the council fire. Though they held very different views they Lancaster, steel and moun- CLUBHOUSE

an argument with a family eastbound on East Suthoff
friend where items had been Street when he attempted to
thrown at the victim and in the go around a car parked in
vicinity of a 1-year-old child. the 100 block of Suthoff and
Resident reports
home egging
Delphos Police officers moisture on his windshield,
responded to the 100 block decreasing visibility.
of Suthoff Street at 1:16 p.m.
Friday in reference to criminal to Ricker and moderate dam- percent chance of showers.
damage.
The victim reported some-
time between 5:30 p.m. assured clear distance ahead
Thursday and 10:30 a.m. violation.
Friday, an unknown subject(s)
had egged the residence.
www.delphosherald.com
LOST PUPPY
“Peanut”
Lost, small white puppy
(female), from South
Main Street, by Niedeck-
ens. She is only about
10 weeks old. Please
call 419-863-9330 or
419-234-3883
10
The Associated Press to THE DAILY HERALD, No Presale
Friends may call from 2-8 (Lois) Osting of Delphos; two parted on friendly terms. tains.
$ 00
405 N. Main St.
p.m. Tuesday and one hour daughters, Vicki Graymire of Sports are big in
911 Lima Ave., Delphos
TONIGHT: Mostly Delphos, Ohio 45833 BY HELEN KAVERMAN Triangle of Pittsburgh and
prior to services Wednesday Columbus and Kay (Kenny) Pennsylvania…base-
clear. Lows in the lower 50s. at the funeral home. the surrounding area.
Barber of Delphos; and nine On the road again! Upon their arrival at ball, football, basket- Dine
Northwest winds 10 to 15 Preferred memorials are to grandchildren and six great- Scholars of the Day After a wonderful “vaca- Harrisburg, they found a ball, hockey, the Pocono In
struck the vehicle in the left mph.
rear with the right front of TUESDAY: Mostly sunny.
the family. grandchildren. tion” in the mountains of nice place to camp, where International Raceway and
his own. Highs in the upper 70s. West Bonnie S. Fockler
He was preceded in death by
a son-in-law, Jerry Graymire.
Western Pennsylvania, the
Glory Riders were back on
the horses had a nice green the Little League World
Series. Williamsport, in
PUBLIC INVITED
Ricker claimed there was winds around 5 mph. pasture. On Thursday they
Jan. 17, 1950-Sept. 11, 2010 Mr. Osting worked for the road Tuesday, headed did a prayer ride around the Lycoming County, was the Serving
TUESDAY NIGHT: Bonnie S. Fockler, 60, of Osting Construction and then
Mostly cloudy in the evening for Harrisburg. State Capitol in Harrisburg. birthplace of Little League 6 PM to 8 PM
Defiance, died Saturday at for Alexander Bebout. He was During their stay at The State Capitol is a six Baseball. That’s just a tip
There was possible injury becoming partly cloudy. A 30 also a farmer. He was a U.S.
Mercy Hospital of Defiance. Sewickley, Beth and her building complex, built of the iceberg…..it’s a
She was born Jan. 17, 1950, Army veteran of World War II.
age to both vehicles. Lows in the lower 50s. North friends were able to take a between 1893 and 1906. very large state, and very
in Delphos to John and Ima He was a member of St. John ride up Mount Washington, The main building features beautiful in the autumn,
Ricker was cited for an winds around 5 mph. the Evangelist Catholic Church,
Gene (Lindeman) Joseph. where they could get a good floor to ceiling murals of when the leaves change
Survivors include son Veterans of Foreign Wars,
EXTENDED St. John’s Scholar of view of where the three Pennsylvania history. color. The mountains are
Joseph Kirk of Bryan; spe- Fraternal Order of Eagles and rivers join, the Golden The Susquehanna River covered with trees.
Driver cited for FORECAST
WEDNESDAY: Partly
cial daughter-in-law Michelle
Hawkins of Defiance; daugh-
American Legion. He enjoyed
hunting, restoring Farmall trac-
the Day is TJ
Hoersten.
lane violation sunny. Highs in the mid 70s. ters Amy (Joseph) Medina tors, playing cards, going to Congratulations
At 1:25 p.m. on Sunday, a mph.
Northeast winds around 5 and Linda (Albert) Lucilen
of Defiance; brothers Larry,
his grandchildren’s events and
spending time with his family.
TJ!
SENIOR’S DAY
traffic accident occurred when WEDNESDAY NIGHT: Richard, Ronald (Luana) and Mass of Christian Burial Jefferson’s Scholar of the Monday and Tuesday
the drivers of two vehicles col- Partly cloudy. A chance of • 31 years experience
All Day!
Roger Joseph of Delphos and will begin at 10:30 a.m. Day is Austin
lided due to one of attempting showers and thunderstorms James (Juanita) Joseph of Van Wednesday at St. John the Jettinghoff. • Certified Auctioneers Institute
to turn right from the inside after midnight. Lows in the Evangelist Catholic Church,
lane. mid 50s. Chance of rain 40
Wert; sisters Ruth Slate and
the Rev. Melvin Verhoff offi-
Congratulations • Certified Estate Specialist
Christopher Showalter, 32, percent.
Mona Kay (Robert) Aldrich Austin! 6 Senior Specials • Bob Gamble, Broker and
of Delphos, Barbara (Larry) ciating. Burial will follow in Complete w/2 extras
of Delphos, was stopped fac- THURSDAY: Mostly Shorts of Defiance and Janis Resurrection Cemetery, where Students can pick up their Auctioneer is your “Go To”
ing eastbound on Fifth Street cloudy with a chance of show- a military graveside service awards in their school offices. and choice of bread
VanVlerah of Oakwood; and Starting at person for the appraisal
at the Main Street intersection ers and thunderstorms. Highs nine grandchildren. will be performed by the
in the outside lane when Kaley in the mid 70s. Chance of rain
Core, 17, of Spencerville, 50 percent.
eastbound, stopped alongside THURSDAY NIGHT:
Mrs. Fockler was a home-
maker.
Funeral services begin at 11
Delphos Veterans Council.
Friends may call from 6
to 8 p.m. today and from 2-4
LOCAL PRICES
Corn: $4.43
$6.49 and marketing
of agricultural property
Showalter
attempted
in
to
the
turn
inside
right
lane,
onto
Partly
showers
cloudy. A chance of
and thunderstorms
a.m. Tuesday at Hanenkrath- p.m. and 6-8 p.m. Tuesday
at Harter and Schier Funeral
Wheat: $6.12 Includes FREE
Clavenger-Schaffer Funeral Beans: $9.89
Main Street. Core turned into in the evening. Lows in the Home in Defiance, Rev. Max Home, where a parish wake coffee or soft drink.
Showalter’s path, striking his lower 50s. Chance of rain 40
LOTTERY
Begley officiating. service will begin at 7:30 p.m. Golden Buckeye Card Accepted.
vehicle in the left front. percent. Friends may call for two Tuesday. No other discounts apply.
There were no injuries and FRIDAY-SUNDAY: hours prior to the service. Memorial contributions 122 N. Washington St.
minor damage to the vehicles. Partly cloudy. Highs in the CLEVELAND (AP) —
Memorials are to donor’s may be made to the St. John These Ohio lotteries were Van Wert, OH
Core was cited for a marked mid 70s. Lows in the lower choice. Parish Foundation.
lane usage violation. 50s. drawn Sunday: Office: (419) 238-5555
Mega Millions www.BeeGeeRealty.com
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From Mount Washington, you get a good view of the Allegheny and Monongahela
meeting to form the Ohio River at Pittsburgh.
Elida Road, Lima•Next to WENDY’S

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AAA: Ohio gas prices up 9 cents from last week
%
Midday 4
SELECTED Answers to Saturday’s questions: 5-8-4-3
ITEMS The Jacuzzi brothers manufactured farm pumps when Pick 3
they first opened up shop in 1915 — long before their 5-0-1 COLUMBUS (AP) — state’s average price for reg- rels of crude oil per day
OFF OUTSIDE grandchildren gave the bathtub business a whirl. Pick 4 Ohio gasoline prices are up ular-grade gasoline at about from Canada to refiner-
Woolworth’s 5-and-10-cent store chain was founded 9-8-5-5 9 cents from last week amid $2.80 per gallon, up from ies in the U.S. Midwest.
GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS INSIDE in 1879. The 10 cents remained its top price for 53 Powerball a pipeline leak that has dis- $2.71 last Monday. The cur- Supplies have been
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Estimated jackpot: $94
million
rupted gas supplies in the
Midwest.
rent Ohio price is 9 cents
higher than the national
affected, leading to a
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“Revolt and terror pay a price. Order and law have a cost.” COMMUNITY
Putnam retired teachers
— Carl Sandburg, American poet and author (1878-1967)
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is to focus on success Putnam County Retired

Teachers met at Dick’s in
Kalida on Sept. 9.
Co-President Rita Schnipke
Co-President Helen Devitt
introduced Kalida native and
author Amy Wurth Fowble
as the guest speaker. Fowble
letter e-mails were able to
be sent for the fall mailing
helping to reduce the post-
age cost. The Scholarship HOG
2010 Canal Days

By ROBERT BURNS says will expire Sept. 26. wrong.

The Associated Press The Palestinians have “I think they’re wrong welcomed the members and is an occupational therapist Committee Spokesperson

WASHINGTON — When
Secretary of State Hillary
Rodham Clinton travels to
Egypt and Israel this week
for the next of Mideast peace
talks, the task before her is
clear: Get the Israeli and
Palestinian leaders to focus on
how they can help the other
succeed rather than figuring
out a way for the other to fail.
Clinton and former Sen.
George Mitchell, President
Barack Obama’s special
envoy to the region, plan to
Tea partiers
insisted that without an exten-
sion, the peace talks will go
nowhere.
Raising the pressure,
Obama said Friday that he has
urged Netanyahu to extend
the partial moratorium as long
as talks are making prog-
ress. However, Netanyahu
said Sunday that the current
restrictions would indeed be
lifted — he rejected a total
freeze on construction — but
he added that there would be
some limits.
Obama also said he’s told
because I think that both sides
and both leaders recognize
that there may not ever be
Delphos Canal
Commission Museum
Lloyd Harnishfeger shared a
prayer before lunch. After the
delicious meal was enjoyed,
and now lives in Dayton. In
2005, she was able to self-
publish her children’s book,
Iantha Barlage thanked the
association for their recent
contributions through the
ROAST
another chance,” she replied. Co-President Schnipke led “It’s Fun to be a Buckeye” local dues increase and men- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH
The “last chance” notion the group in the Pledge of about the traditions of college tioned that donations will be
CALENDAR OF
4:00 PM - Until Sold Out - (Main Food Tent)
is based in part on the knowl- Allegiance. football games with focus on accepted in memory of indi-
edge that Abbas is living on Putnam County District the marching band. Her goal viduals. Featuring: Pulled Pork (Bar-B-Q Sauce Available)
borrowed time, in a political
sense. His electoral mandate
EVENTS Director Library Kelly Ward
explained the need for and
is to write about other col-
leges’ football games and tra-
Putnam County guidance
counselors will be notified in
Sides Include: Ranch Beans, Cole Slaw, Sauerkraut,
Mashed Potatoes, Apple Crisp
expired in 2009 and he fears shared information about ditions. December about the schol-
a Hamas takeover of the West TODAY additional funding for the Secretary Sherri King read arship with applications due
Adult Child (under 12)
6 p.m. — Middle Point Pork Dinner - 3 sides $8.00 $5.00
Bank, which is supposed to library. For the first time, the minutes from the July March 1 for review.
make up the bulk of an inde- Village Council meets the PCDL, along with more 8 meeting. Corresponding Hard copies of the minutes Co-Sponsored by Hope Lodge #214
pendent Palestinian state. 7-9 p.m. — The Delphos than 20 other library systems Secretary Jim Baxter urged are available for members.
Delphos Chapter #26 OES
Time is a motivating fac- Canal Commission Annex in the state of Ohio, is seek- members to contact him about In other news:
tor for the Israelis, too. Some Museum, 241 N. Main St., ing money to help the library any PCRTA members who • Co-President Schnipke
will be open.

be in the Red Sea resort of
IT WAS NEWS THEN promote cause
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PCRTA members held
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in the county schools about
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as a Jewish state is imperiled. 7:30 p.m. — American a 50/50 raffle with half of Baxter has sent mailings to 2011; and
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championships at the Van Wert County Fair. He took Grand SACRAMENTO, Calif. They’re scheduled to shift ing a Palestinian state is clos- would get Israel out of the American Legion hall, State library and Judy Ruen won administrators in the county. elected as the new District
Champion Dairy Steer, Grand Champion Performance Steer (AP) — Originally billed as a to Jerusalem for a second ing,” Obama said. occupation business. Street. the remainder of the 50/50 Membership Chair Jan II President. Rockhold, along
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• American Legion Post 268 held its annual appreciation the country on Sunday ended
it’s likely that Obama, who
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• Jefferson golf team picked up its first win of the season one of about 4,000 people to
by placing second in a triangular meet with Ohio City and attend Sacramento’s “United
Crestview at Delphos Country Club. Jefferson is 1-8. Ohio to the Finish” gathering.
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Methodist Church, 211 E. birthday in our Happy Birthday column. for the wedding of our niece,
188. Jefferson shot a 201 and Crestview at 211. Jefferson’s activists also turned up at ral- The Associated Press these things mean in their The three openly gay Third St. Library in Ottawa (located Complete the coupon below and return it to
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WOONSOCKET, R.I. — spokesman for the Gay and House: Barney Frank of Lions Club, Eagles Lodge, Center) will host a jewelry- 405 North Main St., Delphos, OH 45833. to Andrew Daley.
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• Delphos will turn the calendar back Sept. 16 and 17 and focus their political move- Catholic, supports Providence group that works to elect gay, Baldwin of Wisconsin and 7 p.m. — Delphos City Oct. 4 or Oct. 6. Make a additions or to delete a name from the column.
and will relive the days of the horse and buggy when ostrich ment on the pivotal congres- Mayor David Cicilline for lesbian, bisexual and trans- Jared Polis of Colorado. Polis Council meets at the munici- pair of earrings (pierced or
plumes curled gracefully over feminine hats and derbies sional elections in November.
THE DELPHOS HERALD
Congress because he wants to gender politicians. “We are said gay candidates must clipped) with Pat Kerns. Kerns
Several thousand people pal building, 608 N. Canal HAPPY BIRTHDAY COLUMN
sat jauntily on masculine heads. Those days have been get the troops out of Afghanistan vastly underrepresented.” show they’re looking out for will also be introducing “Story
marched along Pennsylvania St.
proclaimed Old Fashioned Days by the Delphos Chamber and says Washington is losing Sexual orientation and gay everybody, the way Barack Bead” bracelets as well. Name
7:30 p.m. — Ottoville
of Commerce which annually sponsors the event and the Avenue from the Washington sight of what’s happening to marriage are not the flash- Obama did when he ran for
Emergency Medical Service The cost for the bracelet is Address
merchants throughout the business district are transforming Monument to the Capitol, regular people. points in this midterm elec- president.
members meet at the munici- not included in this class. Chain
their stores in settings reminiscent of the turn of the century. many carrying signs read- The sexual orientation of tion that they have been in “He didn’t win by being
pal building. nose pliers will be helpful.
ing “Congress You’re Fired” the openly gay mayor doesn’t the past. There are no state- known as the black candidate. There is a $15 fee to cover
Through the efforts of Shenk’s and the Betty Jane Shop,
Name Birthday
and “Let Failures Fail and figure into her decision. wide ballot measures on gay He won by being known as the Ottoville VFW Auxiliary
Carole Weller, Miss Ohio of 1959, will be in Delphos to “Impeach Obama.” members meet at the hall. supplies and registration is Name Birthday
“That doesn’t bother me at marriage this November, and candidate for all Americans,” necessary.
assist in the beauty contest. Perhaps the most outstanding “It wouldn’t bother me to all,” Rondeau says. “He’s been polls have shown a grow- Polis said. Fort Jennings Local School
Call the Putnam County
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special feature lined up for the third annual Old Fashioned make a clean sweep,” said a good mayor of Providence, ing acceptance of same-sex In Rhode Island, Cicilline District board members meet
Days is an Antique Automobile Festival. at the high school library. District Library at 419-523- Name Birthday
Michael Power of Decatur, and I think he’d do well in unions. Five states now is the best known and best- 3747 to register.
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The American dream is dying
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“People are scared. If we do
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that once was good and great
about this country could some-
day be gone.”
rates for couples earning up to
$250,000 or single taxpayers
making up to $200,000. But
he and the Democratic leader-
ship in Congress refused to
back continued lower rates
for the fewer than 3 percent
of Americans who make more
than that.
The cost of extending the
tax cuts for everyone for the
next 10 years would approach
$4 trillion, according to
but time will tell if his actions
will be anything but continued
support for the failed policies
that got us into this mess.”
Boehner responded to
that press release with one of
his own. “Instead of resort-
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6A – The Herald
Rockets sweep Lady ’Cats
Jefferson senior Bridget Culp reaches way back to get a
kill Saturday morning versus Pandora-Gilboa in Delphos. most concerned about was the
Despite the effort, the visiting Lady Rockets swept the mental edge — or lack of it —
Lady Jeffcats.
The Delphos Herald
DELPHOS — Saturday
Calvelage goal lifts Jays over Titans
By JIM METCALFE
The Delphos Herald
jmetcalfe@delphosherald.com
GLANDORF — Sometimes,
sports like soccer are literally a scoring chance in the first half Boggs launched a lead pass
game of inches.
The Ottawa-Glandorf girls Grothouse’s lofted shot inside who made a nice move to get
team found that out the hard the box forced junior netminder in position for a shot. Her
way Saturday at Titan Field Lindsey Siefker (4 saves vs. 5 16-yarder on the right post
versus invading St. John’s.
The Lady Titans twice hit the goods.
the post in the first half to
keep themselves off
the scoreboard and the
Lady Blue Jays got a
goal late in the first
half and made it hold
to down the hosts 1-0.
“O-G had its
chances, especially the
first half. We survived
against a fairly quick
team,” St. John’s
coach John Munoz Calvelage the left post and
acknowledged.
After a start where neither with the Jays finally able to we became more aggressive,”
team could get the edge, the clear the orb out of danger.
Titans began to assume con-
trol with their ball-possession just outside the left post and her cially the second half, was to
attack.
They attacked the goal once again bouncing back out cover the wings. That took
and St. John’s senior keeper and finally being cleared away. away their open looks.”
Samantha Stant (10 saves ver-
sus 14 shots on-goal) was very of Titan prime shots on-goal (8 of looks but mostly outside the
active in the box to cut off the first half) in the first half: box, with Stant coming up with
several attempts by the Titans 12:19 on a shot by Laibe; 10:25 the goods
to play long-ball.
The Delphos Herald
Musketeers shut
out Cougar boys
FORT JENNINGS — The
Fort Jennings boys soccer team
threw a goose-egg at Van Wert
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SPORTS
Monday, September 13, 2010
ball coach April Merschman.
Her Lady Wildcats suffered
a 25-11, 25-14, 25-15 sweep at
the hands of Pandora-Gilboa
Saturday morning at Jefferson
High School .
“I know this is only my
first year of being a head var-
sity coach but in the years I’ve
spent coaching other sports,
Saturday mornings are never
good. Athletes always seem
to struggle these mornings for
whatever reason,” Merschman
noted.
Leading the way for the
Lady Wildcats (3-2) was
senior Bridget Culp with nine
kills, four aces and two assist-
ed blocks, along with class-
mates Melissa Shobe (4 kills;
2 assisted blocks), Shelbi
Brown (3 kills) and Kristin
Klausing (3 kills; 3 assisted
blocks) and sophomore Fallon
Van Dyke (2 kills, 1 ace, 1
Tom Morris photo
assisted block).
What Merschman was
that her Wildcats showed this
mornings can be a struggle particular morning.
for an athlete. “Once we started to miss or
Just ask Jefferson volley- make a mistake, everybody’s
She stymied a pair of major 4:57, denying a 8-yard header
shots: at 29:41 by senior Kaylee by Zynda.
Borer and 19:33 by junior The Jays (5-2) second
Brooke Zynda. shot of the half — at 11:09
The Jays had their first real — was gold. Senior Emma
at 24:14 when junior Courtney to classmate Bailey Calvelage,
shots on-goal) to come up with found the left corner of the net
for a 1-0 edge.
At 17:07, senior Molly Blue Jay defense did a
Laibe got better job of control-
behind the Blue ling the Ottawa (4-2)
Jay defense, forwards the second
forcing Stant half, not giving them
off her line to the spaces they found
try and cut off in half No. 1 as rain
the angle. The began to fall midway
16-yarder just through the half.
outside the “Once we got
right post got that goal, we took it
by Stant but hit to another level. We
Stant wanted to get that
Ricocheted out, second goal so badly,
Munoz continued. “The adjust-
At 14:53, Zynda got free ment we made after that, espe-
16-yarder hit the opposite post, spread our sweepers wider to
Stant got three more stops Ottawa did have a couple
on a blast by Laibe; and at She got caught way out of
SATURDAY ROUNDUP
Saturday afternoon at Keith teaming up with Seth Ricker
Hamel Memorial Field, beating for the insurance tally at 7:55.
the Cougars 2-0. The Musketeers (2-2-2)
Martin Fidrick scored the outshot the Cougars (1-1-4)
first goal at 25:40 of the sec- 13-6 and owned the corner
ond half, with Ryan Schuerman kicks 7-2. Tyler Good had six
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head dropped. We didn’t have
anyone there picking every-
body else back up,” she con-
tinued. “I don’t know why we
did that today or we played
the way we did. Once things
started going badly, it just
snowballed. Pandora is a good
team and they hit well; they
did everything we wanted to
do and how we’ve been play-
ing in general.”
As Delphos gets ready for
its next match — this eve-
ning versus Antwerp (6 p.m.
junior varsity start) — they
don’t have time to dwell on
the loss.
“You hope we can learn a
lesson from today and move
on quickly. We can’t afford
not to,” she added. “It’s not
that we’re not working on the
game. We do a lot of repeti-
tions on serve-receive, passing,
hitting, serving — we do a lot
of them in practices; just today,
for some reason, nothing we
did worked. At the same time,
we played a lot of volleyball
this week and the girls were
tired. I don’t want to use that as
an excuse but sometimes, you
just run out of energy.”
the box at 14:24 but O-G could
not get control for a shot at the
open goal.
The Jays had a couple of
chances in the half: at 29:45,
when senior Alicia Ankerman’s
free kick forced a stop by Siefker;
and at 29:40, when Siefker had
to deny a corner kick by senior
Alyssa Berelsman.
She also grabbed a 10-yard-
er header from senior Sarah
Shrider at 16:10.
With time running down,
O-G had a pair of shots: at
4:00, when Stant denied a
17-yard blast by Stephanie
Hempfling; and with 30 ticks
left, when Stant denied a long
floater from Brianne Racer.
“This is a big win; any time
you can beat a WBL team is a
big win. We’ve got some tough
challenges ahead, with PCL
teams like Kalida, Miller City
and Ottoville,” he added. “They
are traditionally good teams that
play hard-nosed soccer. It’s good
for us to see thing we have been
constantly practicing — like ball
possession — being applied to
the field. Our ball possession
was tremendous, especially the
second half.”
Titan coach Bob Huth was
unavailable for comment.
St. John’s hosts Crestview
at 5 p.m. Tuesday.
caves for the hosts while Joe
Moonshower had 10 for the
visitors.
Fort Jennings visits Cory-
Rawson 5 p.m. Tuesday.
----
Lady ’Dawgs drop tri-match
LIMA — Elida’s volley-
ballers lost both parts of a tri-
match held Saturday at Lima
Central Catholic.
The Lady Bulldogs lost
21-25, 25-21, 25-23 to Lima
Senior, with Katrina Meeks
leading with eight kills, Alex
Hambleton 19 digs, Kelsey
Smith 19 assists and Stacy
Alexander two aces.
The Lady ’Dawgs then fell
to the host Lady Thunderbirds
22-25, 29-27, 26-24.
Hambleton had 18 digs,
Alexander 13 kills and Smith
25 assists.
Elida next plays at Shawnee
Thursday (6 p.m. JV start).
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Delphos Mohawk player Cole Arroyo takes down
a Columbus Grove Bulldog player Sunday afternoon
at Stadium Park. However, the Bulldogs downed the
Mohawks 22-0. In other action Sunday at Stadium
Park, the Delphos Vikings routed the Uniopolis Browns
38-0. Elsewhere, the Delphos Reds shut out Spencerville
Bearcats Black 12-0; St. Marys Broncos 28, Delphos
Raiders 0; St. Marys Colts 8, St. Marys Rams 6;
Spencerville Bearcats Red 1, Shawnee Seminoles 0; and
St. Marys Stallions 32, Shawnee Warriors 26 [2 OT].
Spencerville leads local
teams at own invite
By JIM METCALFE
The Delphos Herald
jmetcalfe@delphosherald.com
SPENCERVILLE — The
grounds between Spencerville’s
new high school and the old
school became “Runners’ City”
Saturday morning for the 34th
annual Spencerville Bearcat
Cross Country Invitational.
The host Bearcats led the
local pack of girls teams in
the Red Division with a sec-
ond place behind Covington.
Kalida was fifth, Lincolnview
seventh and Ottoville ninth
among the 14 teams.
Spencerville’s girls had four
in the top 20, including runner-
up Kelli Ley, Cortney Miller
seventh, Claire McConnell
12th and Alexa Brown 13th.
Jennifer Burnett finished 25th
and Tori Hardesty 27th.
The Bearcat boys ended up
in third place behind Covington
and St. Henry, while Ottoville
finished sixth, Lincolnview
13th and Kalida 15th out of
18 teams.
Kevin Lenhart led all run-
ners in the boys race, along
with Keith Lenhart in 21st, Joe
Wisher 26th, Nick Davisson
30th, Brandon Meyer 48th and
Caleb Vogt 76th.
Those results pleased vet-
eran coach Brian McMichael.
“I liked what I saw. On the
whole, all our runners have
improved in the early going,”
he explained. “What you hope
to see is not just better times
from each individual but also
running better as a pack. You
want your fifth and sixth run-
ners to move closer to the top
runners. You look for things
like did they beat someone they
finished behind in an earlier
race or did they finish closer.”
The LadyCats were paced
by Jessica Doepker in fourth,
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Cross Country Invitational
Saturday’s Results:
VARSITY BOYS
Red Team Scores:
Covington 68, St. Henry 100,
Spencerville 125, New Bremen
155, Botkins 162, Ottoville 194,
Lima Central Cath. 211, Houston
218, Lehman Catholic 220, Fort
Recovery 243, Parkway 252,
Van Buren 259, Lincolnview
290, Allen East 311, Kalida
354, Marion Local 373, New
Knoxville 427, Waynesfield-
Goshen 512.
Top 10:
1. Kevin
Lenhart (SV)
16:40.6; 2.
Hoffert (COV)
17:02.1; 3.
Burkey (AE)
17:08.2; 4.
Holthaus
( H O U )
17:10.8; 5. Wymer (VB) 17:13.2;
6. Lefeld (STH) 17:22.7; 7.
Kesner (LCC) 17:24.7; 8. Fuller
(LC) 17:25.0; 9. Hemmelgarn
(STH) 17:26.6; 10. Webster
(NB) 17:32.2.
Other Local Finishers (167
runners): 15. Landon Brehm
(PA) 17:49.9; ... 20. Jason
Turnwald (OV) 18:05.7; 21.
Keith Lenhart (SV) 18:08.1; 22.
Tyler Turnwald (OV) 18:10.4; ...
26. Joe Wisher (SV) 18:16.2;
27. Seth Bendele (OV) 18:16.9;
... 30. Nick Davisson (SV)
Dena Martz photo 18:24.8; 31. Cameron Strunk
(PA) 18:25.1; 32. Austin Treesh
(LV) 18:25.5; ... 35. Connor
Schmenk (KA) 18:28.5; ...
43. Phillip Schlemmer (PA)
18:49.9; ... 46. D`angelo Bevly
(OV) 19:04.6; ... 48. Brandon
Meyer (SV) 19:05.4; ... 57. Jeff
Jacomet (LV) 19:14.3; ... 59.
Aaron Brehm (PA) 19:19.9; ...
61. Neil Gerding (KA) 19:23.5; ...
66. Ben Bilimek (LV) 19:36.7; ...
68. Brandon Jacomet
(LV) 19:40.3; ... 74.
Lucas Myers (LV)
19:47.3; ... 76. Caleb
Vogt (SV) 19:51.8;
77. Jason Michel (St.
John’s) 19:55.5; ...
86. Jacob Turnwald
(OV) 20:15.7; ... 90.
Joel Zeller (KA) 20:21.4; ... 93.
Edwards 33rd, Amanda Giesige
Jared Zeller (KA) 20:24.2; 94.
45th, Katelyn Kortokrax 69th Aaron Hellman (St. John’s)
and Katie Schmitz 89th. 20:25.4; ... 96. Levi Brake (LV)
Connor Schmenk in 35th 20:27.3; ... 103. Jordan Wurth
was the top Kalida boys run- (KA) 20:37.9; ... 110. Angelo
ner, followed by Neil Gerding Katalenas (LV) 20:51.6; ... 117.
Nick Germann (LV) 21:18.0;
in 61st, Joel Zeller 90th, Jared 118. Doug Hicks (LV) 21:22.1;
Zeller 93rd, Jordan Wurth ... 120. Eric Warnecke (KA)
103rd and Eric Warnecke 21:30.2; ... 123.
120th.
Austin Roebke
That left a smile on the face (KA) 21:37.9; ...
of head man Scott Miller. 127. Jack Frank
(LV) 22:03.8;
“We’re rounding into shape. ... 131. Austin
Our top three girls are all new- Eschbach (PA)
comers, so when they figure it 22:11.5; ... 134.
all out, their going to be that
Matthew Hurles
much better,” he explained. (SV) 22:31.6; ... 137. Brad
“The boys aren’t quite up there Eickholt (OV) 22:35.0; 138.
Roger Morgan (LV) 22:36.6; ...
where we’d like but they’re 141. Brandon Zartman (Wayne
getting there, too. There’s a Trace) 22:43.8; ... 145. Mark
lot of great competition here
today, so you have to take that
Waldick (OV) 23:18.0; ...
147. Kenny Ganter (Wayne
into account.” Trace) 23:25.2; ... 150. Logan
Fast (Wayne Trace) 23:44.2;
Leading the Lady Green
151 Todd Rode (St. John’s)
girls were senior mainstay 23:49.7; 152. Kyle Niemeyer
Shayla Siefker in first, Brooke
(OV) 23:52.1; ... 155. Derek
Bendele in 17th, Emilee Byrne Siefker (KA) 24:19.5; 156. Andy
63rd, Amy Looser 116th and Horstman (OV) 24:48.7; ... 160.
Kara Hoersten 127th. Levi Blake (KA) 25:40.5; ... 164.
On the boys side, Jason Zach Keith (LV) 27:34.0; 165.
Austin Sealscott (LV) 28:43.8;
Turnwald was 20th, Tyler ... 167 Josh Solomon
Turnwald 22nd, Seth Bendele
(SV) 30:14.9.
27th D`angelo Bevly 46th, and Black Team
Jacob Turnwald 86th. Scores: South
“We didn’t have a few girls Adams 56, Shawnee
here because of ACTs but 65, W. Liberty-Salem
those we had here did a nice 92, Elmwood 108,
job. We’re still nursing some
New Haven 119,
Anna 160, Ottawa-
injuries, too,” veteran Ottoville Glandorf 187, St.
mentor Bob Kaple acknowl-
Marys Memorial 190,
edged. “Once they come back Ben. Logan 210, Indian Lake
and get back into shape, I 292, Bath 297, Elida 352,
think we’ll be right there in Kenton 380, Lima Senior 433,
Paulding 454.
Columbus again. The boys are
also making a lot of progress.
Top 10: 1. G. Diltz (SH)
At this point of the season,
that’s all you want. We don’t
16:30.3; 2. Isch (SA) 16:34.8;
3. Z. Diltz (SH) 16:39.8; 4.
Liechty (SA) 16:55.7; 5. Lee
have a top-20 guy but we have
a lot of solid runners that are
(ELM) 17:03.3; 6. Wilson (WLS)
17:05.8; 7. Brandon Heckman
(OG) 17:18.6; 8. Leipel (NEW)
just off of the top pace.”
The Lady Lancers were
17:20.0; 9. Wenger (BEN)
17:21.2; 10. Scott (WLS)
topped by Kerri Grothaus 17:25.7.
in 23rd, Karissa Burns 38th, Other Local Finishers (181
Taylar Boroff 44th, Taylor runners): 34. Matias Trampe-
Miller 74th, Haley McAbee Kindt (OG) 18:18.2; ... 37.
Colton Haselman (OG) 18:26.1;
75th and Casey Patterson 77th.
... 50. Connor Walthour (OG)
Madelyn Jones ended up 138th
(32:16.4).
18:39.6; ... 55. Kane Brookman
(ELI) 18:49.9; ... 64. Jacob
Topping the Lancer boys Siebeneck (OG) 19:28.1; ...
were Austin Treesh in 32nd, 70. Travis Schomaeker (OG)
Jeff Jacomet in 57th, Ben 19:44.9; ... 75. Aaron Ray (ELI)
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Monday, September 13, 2010 The Herald — 7A
St. John’s 2-1 at Kalida
By AUSTIN CLARKSON Jays and advanced her team to Blackbirds kept up the pres-
The Delphos Herald the second round Saturday. sure and pulled away to knock
austinclarkson_24@ Sterling felt that her team the Jays into the consolation
hotmail.com played very well in the opener: bracket.
“I thought that we came out Sterling added that her team
KALIDA — The varsity very strong today, especially for came out strong but let their
volleyball tournament held a Saturday morning game, and opponent back into the game
during Kalida’s Pioneer Days we were able to pass the ball and it hurt them: “I thought that
Festival has become a staple very well. I am looking forward we came out ready to play but
on several local teams, like St. to our next game and hopefully we were not able to finish off
John’s, Spencerville and the we will be able to continue the the good play during the first
host LadyCats. good play as the tournament game. I thought that we recov-
The Lady Blue Jays and progresses.” ered well after the first game to
LadyCats went 2-1 in The victory sent the Lady take game 2 but we still need to
Jays on to work on finishing things
their three matches (all
best-of-3), while Lady battle unbeat- out and getting the vic-
Bearcats went 0-3. en Pettisville tory.”
Jays (5-4) downed in the second The Jays host Miller
Perry two sets to none round. City 5:30 p.m. (JV start)
in the consolation game; However, tonight.
lost 25-20, 17-25, 25-15 this time, Pettisville (who
to eventual tournament they didn’t defeated Bath 2-0 in the
champion Pettisville; get off quickly and it opening round) remained unde-
and trounced Fairview ended up costing them. feated on the season by beat-
25-11, 25-18 in the first round. They came out a little slow in ing Kalida in the championship
set 1 and got themselves in a game 25-23, 7-25, 25-20.
In the opener against the
Lady Apaches, the Jays came hole that they could not get Kalida bested Perry 25-19,
out strong by taking a com- out of. They found themselves 25-16 to get to the champion-
manding 14-2 lead and looking down by a score of 8-6 in the ship game.
like the team that head coach early going but battled back Leaders for Kalida (3-2) in
Kellie Sterling had hoped to and took a 13-11 lead, with the their two matches were Emily
see. The Jays did not let up any momentum seemingly shifting Turnwald (17 kills), Brandi
time soon in set 1 and were to their side. However, they Merschman (10 kills, 5 aces),
up late 20-3, with all of the could not hold it as Pettisville Halie Zenz (19 assists, 6 aces)
retook the advantage and Alexis Decker (7 assists,
momentum going into
the last couple points 23-19. The Jays were 4 aces).
of the first set. Senior not ready to give up Kalida hosts Continental 6
Gabby Metzner sent a but could not rally to p.m. (JV start) Tuesday.
shot flying across the fall behind a set. The Lady Bearcats lost
net for the winning The Blue Jays 25-17, 18-25, 25-23 to Perry;
Photo submitted
kill to end it, giving were looking to get 25-19, 25-18 to Bath; and
St. John’s senior Jason Michel set a new personal record the Jays a 1-set lead back into the mix of 25-13, 25-20 to Fairview.
of 19:55 during the Spencerville Invitational Saturday. in the match. things in the second set and did Versus the Lady
Also setting their PRs at the meet were Aaron Hellman
The Blue Jays were look- so. They mostly controlled the Commodores, Brittany Kill led
(20:25) and Todd Rode (23:49). Junior high runners Curtis ing to continue their dominat- second set in grabbing a 16-11 with nine kills, Ashley Hook 31
Pohlman (12:55) and Anthony Hale (12:56) also set PRs. ing play in the second set and lead and were starting to get assists, Shanna German one ace
move on to the next round of things going as they were tak- and Devan Hanjora nine digs.
19:48.8; ... 79. Ryan Verhoff Edwards (KA) 22:34.4; ... 38. ing the momentum back to their Against the Wildkittens,
the tournament. They got out
(OG) 19:59.5; ... 91. Brent Karissa Burns (LV)22:53.5; 39. side of the bench. On set point, Hanjora had 22 digs, Hook
to another quick start as they
Verhoff (OG) 20:23.6; ... 93. Amanda Hill (Wayne Trace)
took a 9-4 lead in the beginning. up 24-17, the Blue and Gold put seven assists, Kill one ace and
Sam Kerber (ELI) 20:24.9; 22:54.0; ... 44. Taylar Boroff
... 96. Alex Closson (LV) 23:00.8; 45. Amanda The Jays were able to keep the the finishing touch on a well- Taylor Elchert four kills.
momentum going and eventu- played set and did just that to Versus the Lady Apaches,
(OG) 20:32.3; ... 100. Giesige (KA) 23:02.0; ... 63.
ally grabbed a late lead down force an ultimate set. Hanjora had 11 digs, Kill and
Zac Closson (OG) Emilee Byrne (OV) 23:57.2;
20:42.0; ... 103. Keaton ... 69. Katelyn Kortokrax (KA) the stretch as they were look- Once again, the Lady Jays Elchert four kills each and Hook
Brenneman (ELI) 24:16.4; ... 74. Taylor Miller (LV) ing to put the finishing touch came out a little slow in the 15 assists.
24:25.3; 75. Haley McAbee (LV) third set and found themselves Spencerville welcomes in
on a well-played opening-round
20:44.5; 104. Caleb
24:26.2; ... 77. Casey Patterson
Moneer (ELI) match. With the Jays up 24-18 in another hole, trailed 12-7. Waynesfield-Goshen at 6 p.m.
20:46.8; ... (LV) 24:28.3; ... 82. Unlike the first set, they could tonight.
106. Kevin Mo Adrean Ross (Wayne and looking to end the match,
junior Shelby Reindel put down not dig themselves out of Other results include: Bath
(OG) 20:47.9; ... 118. Trace) 24:33.8; ...
the hole this time. The Lady defeated Fairview 2-0.
89. Katie Schmitz the match-winning kill for the
Spencerville
Chris Radebaugh (ELI)
21:12.2; ... 121. Mike (KA) 24:54.2; ... 96.
Lee (ELI) 21:27.4; ... Courtney Sefferneck
124. Jesse Stauffer (Wayne Trace)
25:25.3; ... 105. (Continued from page 6A) take care of themselves.” finished 12th out of 15 teams in
(ELI) 21:32.6; ...
126. Derek Heckman Emilie Baker (PA) Bilimek 66th, Brandon Jacomet St. John’s only had one girl the Black Division.
26:00.6; ... 111. runner: Megan Joseph in 16th. Topping the Bulldogs was
(OG) 21:35.9; ... 128. 68th and Lucas Myers 74th.
Johnathan Reese (ELI) 21:40.6; Morgan Fisher (PA) 26:26.4; “What you really hope to Amongst the boys, Jason Kane Brookman in 55th place,
... 132. Austin Escobedo (OG) ... 116. Amy Looser (OV)
see is not only faster and better Michel was 77th, Aaron Hellman along with Aaron Ray 75th,
22:05.5; 133. 27:03.0; ... 122. Ashley Keiber
times but also better strategy. 94th and Todd Rode 151st. Sam Kerber 93rd, Keaton
(SV) 27:41.1; ... 125. Paige
Brandon Weller
Wurth (KA) 28:26.7; ... 127. We hope they can manage the “All three of the boys set Brenneman 103rd and Caleb
(OG) 22:07.6; ...
Kara Horsten (OV) 28:40.5; ... courses better as they get more their personal records today. Moneer 104th.
136. Arwin Sayoto
130. Olivia Houts (PA) 29:05.4; experienced,” Lincolnview Aaron has run four races and Maggie Wheeler was the
(ELI) 22:16.9; ... 145.
131. Rachael Rex (SV) 29:12.0; coach Matt Langdon explained. lowered his PR all four times,” Lady Bulldog top runner in 38th,
Jordan Schroeder
(OG) 22:52.8; ... ... 133. Lora Tschuor (KA) “We also want them to work as head man Steve Hellman noted. Angela McVey 50th, Mikki
147. Jacob Luhn 30:05.1; ... 135. Becca Baker a pack together. We focus not “All four of my runners are Marling 81st, Torrye Brinkman
(PA) 30:53.5; ... 138. Madelyn only on their final times but on working hard in practice and 112th and Rachel Kerber 118th.
(ELI) 22:55.0;
Jones (LV) 32:16.4; ... 140.
... 150. Tyler Freeman (OG) their 1- and 2-mile splits, to be that’s showing in the meets. “We’re learning every race
Kelsey Oden (SV) 35:11.9.
23:05.2; 151. Jordan Coulter
Black Team Scores: where I hope they can be. I fig- We’re shooting for the MAC and every meet. I’m happy with
(ELI) 23:06.6; ... 159. Joe ure that if they are doing well at and post-season.” our progress,” Elida coach Craig
South Adams 50, Shawnee 58,
Vernick (ELI) 24:06.0; ... 161. those splits, the final times will The Elida boys and girls both Kerns added.
Tim Hill (ELI) 24:21.6; ... 163. Bellefontaine 106, Elmwood
Logan Siebeneck (OG) 24:28.0;
... 166. Landon Pothast (OG)
127, Decatur Bellmont 151,
Indian Lake 163, Ottawa- Roundup
24:40.4; ... 168. Asa Glandorf 198, New
Haven 207, Anna Grove netters split a pair Team scores: Ordway got an unassisted tally
Swihart (ELI) 25:19.3;
212, Ben. Logan 222, CAREY — Columbus Parkway 301: Brad Shaffer 69, Brian
at 26:20 for the lead.
... 181. Josh Ballard
St. Marys Memorial Grove’s volleyball team split a
Schartzer 72, Jordan Bollenbacher 79,
The visitors registered 13
(ELI) 30:00.1. Corey Decker 81.
GIRLS 253, Elida 327, Bath pair of matches at Saturday’s Antwerp A 325. shots on-goal, with LCC’s keep-
Red Team 369, Paulding 395, tri-meet at Carey. Paulding 333: Devon Bermejo 74,
er grabbing six saves.
Ricky Bergulowski 83, Andy Smiley 87,
Scores: Covington Lima Senior 450. The Bulldogs first defeat- Sam Heilshorn 89. Continental owned the cor-
51, Spencerville Top 10: 1. Wilkins ed Van Buren 25-22, 25-19. Wayne Trace 335: Dalton Coburn 73, ner kicks 6-2.
53, Botkins 92, (BEN) 19:29.8; 2. Grady Gudakunst 77.
Pohl (SH) 19:42.2; 3. Stephanie Etzkorn led with nine Edgerton 337.
Fort Recovery 92,
Moore (SA) 19:59.4; 4. Diaz digs and two aces, along with St. Henry 342: Chad gerlach 80, Alex Sign up now ...
Kalida 157,
Anna Ricker (5 kills, 3 blocks), Wilker 81, Seth Watercutter 89.
CARDIO
St. Henry 193, (NEW) 20:28.3; 5. Wolery Miller City 365: Jared Fuka 87, Derek
Lincolnview (SH) 20:44.7; 6. Shane (SA) Lisa Wynn (5 kills) and Rachael Kaufman 89,
212, Lima 20:47.9; 7. Smith (SA) 20:48.2; Stechschulte (10 assists). Fairview 365.
KICKBOXING
Central Cath. 8. Garner (DEC) 20:55.6; 9. They then fell to 1-5 via Crestview 382: Jared Hallfeldt 84,
Tyler Myers 87.
217, Ottoville Dana Lanwehr (OG) 21:01.8; a 25-21, 16-25, 25-20 loss to Lincolnview 395: Taylor Hoehn 87.
243, Houston 10. Scott (SH) 21:03.2. Carey. Allen East 402: Lucas herrmann 89.
270, Marion Other Local Finishers (145 Ricker had seven kills, Antwerp B 409. Professional MMA
Local 287, runners): 32. Jenny Meyer along with Etzkorn (2 aces), ----- fighter instructor
Van Buren (OG) 22:36.7; ... 38. Maggie Pirates rally
Stechschulte (9 assists), Emily
291, Lehman Catholic Wheeler (ELI) 23:10.2; ... 41.
Karhoff (14 digs) and Nikki by Lady Thunderbirds Justin Sowers
331, New Bremen 350 Kialee Koch (OG) 23:18.2; LIMA — Continental scored
. Top 10: ... 50. Angela McVey (ELI) Stechschulte (4 blocks).
Columbus Grove visits twice in the second half to rally Starts Sept. 20 ...
23:53.5; ... 60. Brittany Nordhaus
6 weeks
1. Shayla Siefker (OV) 19:57.9;
Lincolnview 6 p.m. (JV start) past host Lima Central Catholic
2. Kelli Ley (SV) 20:06.8; 3. (OG) 24:08.2; ... 64. Cassie
3-2 Saturday in girls soccer
Bailey (BO) 20:18.9; 4. Jessica Giesken (OG) 24:22.7; ... 69. Tuesday.
action at Lima Stadium. Mon. & Wed. 6:30-7:30 PM
Doepker (KA) 20:29.4; 5. Snipes
(COV) 20:43.1; 6. Bailey (BO)
Dana Rosselit (OG) 24:40.9;
... 74. Courtney Kuhlman (OG)
25:08.0; 75. Kim Rosselit (OG)
----
Lancers 10th at Antwerp Taylor Bidlack gave the
Lady Pirates the lead with a
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20:47.0; 7. Cortney Miller (SV) ANTWERP — The
20:59.7; 8. Sutter (FR) 21:03.9;
9. Shroyer (NK) 21:06.6; 10.
25:12.9; ... 80. Crystal Recker
(OG) 25:39.9; 81. Mikki Marling
Lincolnview boys golfers fin-
ished 10th of 12 teams at the
goal (assisted by Paige Ordway)
at 27:58 of the first half.
Fields (COV) 21:10.5. (ELI) 25:46.1; ... 97. Michelle Kelly Ahman assisted on
Other Local Finishers (140
runners): 12. Claire McConnell
Durliat (OG) 26:54.2; ... 103.
Haley Kitchen (OG) 27:03.1;
Pond-A-River Tournament held
Saturday. the Thunderbirds’ two first-half
goals: at 22:07 (Shayna Niese)
Parkway, headed by medalist
(SV) 21:12.0; 13. Alexa Brown
(SV) 21:17.4; ... 16. Megan
... 112. Torrye Brinkman (ELI)
27:38.5; ... 118. Rachel Kerber Brad Shaffer’s 69, was first.
Taylor Hoehn led the Lancers
and 14:21 (Sarah Rohn); past
keeper Leva Weller (10 saves
Joseph (St. John’s) 21:24.4; 17. (ELI) 28:46.0; ... 121. Cacilia
Brooke Bendele (OV) 21:28.8; Pracht (OG) 29:02.8; 122. with an 87. vs. 12 shots on-goal) to put them 237 N. Main St. • Delphos
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... 25. Jennifer Burnett (SV)
29:25.3; ... 136. Alyssa Dinardo
(ELI) 32:16.4; ... 145. Michele
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Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller
Robert and Mary Lee Miller of Landeck will celebrate
50 years on Sept. 17.
A celebration was held on Sept. 12th with family and
friends.
Miller and the former Mary Lee Trentman were mar-
ried on Sept. 17, 1960, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic
Church by Fr. Quenneville.
They are the parents of Diane (Dan) Poeppelman of
Fort Loramie and Duane (Audra) Miller, Mike (Trina)
Miller and Louise (Joe) Wittler of Delphos.
They also have 12 grandchildren: Gwen, Melissa, Beth,
Laura and Nathan Poeppelman of Fort Loramie, Zachary,
Kristine (BJ) Knebel, and Adam Miller, Amber, Joshua,
and Lucas Miller and Jason Wittler all of Delphos.
Miller is retired from Aeroquip and farms. His wife is
retired from Delphos City Schools as a cook.
Swift, West live up to
the hype at the VMAs
By NEKESA MUMBI
MOODY
The Associated Press
He derided himself as a
jerk; she told him he wasn’t
as bad as his misdeeds. He
gave a sarcastic ode to his
boorish behavior; she sang of
an opportunity to grow from
a very public stumble.
Both Kanye West and
Taylor Swift took the stage
at the MTV Video Music
Awards in Los Angeles on
Sunday and addressed a mat-
ter from last year’s VMAs
that had refused to die. Their
separate but equally emotion-
al performances seemed to
provide resolution to the inci-
dent, while overshadowing
the show’s other moments,
including Lady Gaga’s eight
VMA wins.
This year’s Swift-West
drama was a sequel to 2009’s
unscripted debacle in which
West interrupted Swift’s
acceptance speech to pro-
claim that her trophy should
have gone to Beyonce. The
incident left Swift with hurt
feelings, but West was the
one who was seriously dam-
aged from an intense back-
lash that took both a personal
and professional toll.
As this year’s VMAs drew
closer, the buzz of a possible
Swift-West showdown grew
daily. Both were nominated
for awards (which they lost),
both were expected to per-
form and each has an album
Monday, September 13, 2010
coming out this fall.
West increased the poten-
tial of fireworks with a recent
rant on Twitter in which he
again apologized to Swift and
talked about how he had suf-
fered emotionally and eco-
nomically. Then on Saturday,
The Associated Press learned
that Swift would be singing
a song about last year’s most
talked-about moment.
But instead of skewering
West in song as Swift has
done to others, she offered
an olive branch with her song
“Innocent,” written earlier
this year and due to appear on
her new album: “Everyone
of us has messed up, too ...
I hope you remember today
is never too late to be brand
new.”
The 20-year-old’s poi-
gnant and powerful ode —
which was introduced with
a video montage that refer-
enced last year’s ceremony
— sympathized with West’s
difficult time in the spotlight
and his own admissions that
his ego has often gotten in
his way.
“Thirty-two and still grow-
ing up now; who you are is
not what you did,” she sang
seriously and softly, adding:
“You’re still an innocent.”
West’s song, which was
preceded by scattered boos
from the audience, didn’t
seem to address last year’s
incident, but talked about the
obnoxious behavior that has
too often overshadowed his
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Bendele
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bendele of Ottoville celebrated 50
years of marriage on Sept. 11.
The evening began with a Mass of Thanksgiving at
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Ottoville, fol-
lowed by a family dinner at the home of Mike and Jennifer
Bendele.
Robert and Arlene Kroeger were united in marriage on
Sept. 5, 1960, at St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church
in Delphos.
They are the parents of Mike (Jennifer) Bendele, Dan
(Sue) Bendele, Jim (Terri Ann) Bendele and Sherri (Joel)
Edelbrock of Ottoville. They also have 10 grandchildren.
Bob and Arlene are employed at The Ottoville Hardware
and Furniture Co.
musical talent.
“I always find something
wrong; you’ve been putting
up with my (expletive) for
too long,” he sang, before
launching into an unprintable
chorus, which included the
line: “Let’s have a toast to
scumbags.”
With all that pathos, no
other celebrities could really
compete. Still, Lady Gaga
tried — as the most outra-
geously dressed — and that’s
saying something, given Katy
Perry’s barely there outfit and
Ke$ha’s garbage bag-dress.
Gaga accepted her video of
the year award with an outfit
sure to anger PETA: a dress
and chapeau made of what
seemed to be cuts of raw beef,
including a meat purse. It was
one of her three zany outfits
of the evening. She arrived
in a spectacular outfit by the
late Alexander McQueen: a
Victorian-inspired gown and
a Mohawk feather headdress
atop a long white wig, with
monstrous stilettos that made
her look like she was on
stilts. Later, she changed into
a black dress so overflow-
ing she needed help to get
onstage to accept one of her
trophies.
Cher — an over-the-top
diva from a different era —
gave Gaga her best-video
award and noted she had been
raising eyebrows when Lady
Gaga “was still Baby Gaga.”
Gaga was teary-eyed dur-
ing her victories, and sang the
title of her new album, “Born
This Way,” as she accepted
the last award.
There were few other
highlights, despite perfor-
mances by Usher, Eminem
and Rihanna, Justin Bieber
and Linkin Park, and appear-
ances by Nicki Minaj and
the cast of MTV’s “Jersey
Shore.”
Host Chelsea Handler
gave the show its traditional
bawdiness, though her jokes
often fell flat. She did have
a few zingers, most of them
vulgar.
A pre-taped portion of
her opening featured the host
getting spanked multiple
times by show participants
in a backstage hallway before
running into the recently
freed Lindsay Lohan, who
also gave her a swat.
“Have you been drink-
ing?” Lohan demanded from
Handler. “Do you think any-
one wants to work with a
drunk? Take it from me!
They don’t!”
Later, on stage, Handler
implored the all-star audience
to get wild.
“I want to encourage
everybody to be on their
worst behavior,” she said. “I
want to turn this mother out.
... Get your tongues ready
because I want those tongues
shoved in places they’re not
supposed to be.”
But it was a relatively
tame night; perhaps, given
West’s antics last year, the
stars had learned a lesson.
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Engagement
Banks get years to adjust Japan frees 14 crew members of Chinese ship
to new global rules
TOKYO (AP) — Japan decide whether to formally port the Jingiang, where the
freed 14 crew members of indict him. detained boat captain is from.
a Chinese fishing ship today Tokyo sees this as its right “They followed me around
nearly a week after their ves- but Beijing sees as provoca- everywhere, so my plans for
sel and two Japanese patrol tion to its claim for sover- renting a boat in Fujian to sail
By GREG KELLER would be implemented by U.S. “among those with the greatest boats collided near disputed eignty over the East China to the Diaoyu were scrapped
and FRANK JORDANS authorities, despite their not capacity to adapt to the new southern islets. But China Sea islands, called Diaoyu or and I left that night,” said Qiu
The Associated Press fully having adopted the last rules.” lashed out at Tokyo’s deci- Diaoyutai Islands in Chinese Haitang, the online name for
round of Basel rules. In a statement, the fed- sion to keep the captain in or the Senkakus in Japanese. an auto parts industry worker
BASEL, Switzerland — In some countries, where eration noted however that it custody. Located about 120 miles (190 who did not want his real
Bankers and analysts said national regulators were quick remained concerned that the Such collisions or close kilometers) east of Taiwan, name used, in a telephone
new global rules could mean to clamp down on risky lending new rules would put “a strong calls in disputed waters have the islands are controlled by interview. “They didn’t tell
less money available to lend practices following the credit constraint that wil inevitably frequently touched off nation- Japan, but also claimed by me I had to leave, but it was
to businesses and consumers, crunch, the new rules, agreed weigh on the financing of the alistic protests among the Taiwan and China. definitely the impression they
but praised a decision to give Sunday in Basel by top central economy, especially the vol- broader population about sov- “China expresses strong gave by following me every-
them plenty of time — until bankers and regulators, may ume and cost of credit.” ereignty and complicate efforts dissatisfaction with and where — that I was not wel-
2019 — before the so-called actually release some pent up Down the line consumers to improve ties between China grave protest against Japan’s come there.”
Basel III requirements come capital banks had been holding could see banks tighten their and Japan — wary neighbors obstinate decision to put the In Xiamen, about a dozen
into full force. back in anticipate of far tighter rules on loans and possibly that are the world’s second- Chinese captain under the so- other activists said they wait-
The rules, which will grad- regulation, said analysts. impose higher banking charges and third-largest economies called judicial procedures,” ed in port for a second day
ually require banks to hold Under the new rules, known as financial institutions spend and major trading partners. said Foreign Ministry spokes- unable to set sail.
greater capital buffers to absorb as Basel III, the mandatory the next few years building Beijing has said the confron- woman Jiang Yu. “Japan will “On the surface, the
potential losses, are likely to reserve — known as Tier 1 reserves to meet the new regu- tation could damage its rela- reap as it has sown, if it con- Chinese government is saying
affect the credit industry by capital — would rise from 4 latory requirements. tions with Japan, underlining tinues to act recklessly.” that it won’t support or oppose
imposing stricter discipline on percent to 4.5 percent by 2013 But Teresa Nielsen, an ana- the sensitivity of the territorial The incident has provoked or ban these protest actions
credit cards, mortgages and and reach 6 percent in 2019. lyst at private bank Vontobel dispute in the East China Sea. a strident response from organized by civic groups.
other loans. In addition, banks would be in Zurich, said consumers The dispute has sparked Beijing, which said Friday it But they are threatening boat
Requiring banks to keep required to keep an emergency could also benefit. “The lower anti-Japanese activists in was postponing talks sched- owners so they are afraid of
more capital on hand will reserve known as a “conserva- than feared minimum capital China and Taiwan, which also uled earlier with Japan on setting sail,” Lo Chau, a Hong
restrict the amount of loans tion buffer” of 2.5 percent. requirement and longer imple- claims the islands in question, contested undersea deposits Kong activist with the group,
they can make, but it will make In total, the amount of rock- mentation time frame could to sail to the area on their own in the East China Sea. On told Hong Kong reporters in
them better able to withstand solid reserves each bank is potentially lead to banks being protest missions — although early Sunday, China’s State Xiamen.
Neumeier/Ardner the blow if many of those loans
go sour.
expected to have will be 8.5
percent of its balance sheet
more open to give loans to
companies and private people
both governments have sought
to rein them in so as not to
Councilor Dai Bingguo called
in Japanese Ambassador
Activists in Hong Kong
are passionate about the
Gary and Marsha Neumeier of Pigeon Forge, Tenn., European Central Bank — but not until the end of the which again could improve inflame tensions further. Uichiro Niwa — the fourth issue because they feel the
and formerly of Delphos, announce the engagement of Chairman Jean-Claude Trichet decade. the economic situation world- Japanese authorities sought time that he has been sum- Japanese claim over the
their daughter, Carey Lynn, to Nolan Scott Ardner, son said the leading central bankers “Banks in Europe that have wide,” Nielsen said. to ease tensions today by moned over the incident. islands is an extension of lin-
of Karen and Mike Murray of Delphos and the late John who worked on the agreement, been weighed down by prob- Deutsche Bank’s Chief allowing the 14 crew mem- While worried about gering Japanese imperialism
W. Ardner. reached Sunday in Basel, were lems get a little more time to Executive, Josef Ackermann, bers to board a Chinese char- appearing weak in front of a that has resisted remorse and
The couple will exchange vows on Sept. 25 at Sunrise convinced that the new mea- adjust to the rules,” Nordea said he thought the Basel III tered plane that was sent to nationalistic public, China’s reparations for World War
Park & Banquet Center in Millbury. sures were a “fundamental bank chief economist Annika package was a good one. pick them up from a near- communist leadership has II atrocities, said legislator
The bride-elect is a graduate of White High School in strengthening of global capital Winsth said today. “It is pos- “I think the decisions that by Japanese island, said the also tried to rein in activists Albert Ho.
Sevierville, Tenn., and earned a bachelor of arts in Food standards” which would make itive that they are given an were taken are the right deci- Foreign Ministry. to prevent any patriotic dis- Meanwhile, three
and Nutrition from Bluffton University and a masters in a “substantial” contribution to opportunity to handle this.” sions, they go in the right But Japan continues plays from spiraling beyond Taiwanese activists set
public health nutrition from the University of Toledo and economic stability and growth. Relief at the generous time direction, and I also believe the to detain the captain of its control. out by sea today to pro-
Bowling Green State University. She is employed at the Trichet declined to estimate frame and lower-than-expected fact that they gave the bank- the Chinese trawler, Zhan On the Chinese mainland, mote Taiwan’s claim to the
Toledo-Lucas County Health Department. how much money banks would minimum reserves lifted bank- ing industry so much time Qixiong. A Japanese court one activist said he abandoned islands. The Taiwanese coast
Her fiance is a graduate of St. John High School and need to raise to meet the new ing stocks across the board for implementation clearly has granted prosecutors per- a plan to sail to the islands guard barred six activists
Vantage Career Center. He is a carpenter with Union requirements. today. reduces the effects on the real mission to keep the captain after being harassed by plain- from Hong Kong from join-
Carpenter Local 248. He also said he had “full France’s banking federa- economy, which is also very in custody until Sept. 19 to clothes police officers in the ing their trip.
confidence” that the measures tion said French banks were positive,” he said.
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Windshields Installed, New
Lights, Grills, Fenders,Mirrors,
Dear Annie: My husband, Dear N.Y.: Tell your son
supporting domiciles. The
routes are local with no
4 mo. old make Yorkshire NICE 1 BR, appliances, Friends and close contacts usually
deck, garage. No pets, Hoods, Radiators play significant personal roles in your
“Sam,” and I are retired. Two he should be willing to start
Terrier puppy. Perfect
overnight required. We of- non-shedding family pet. $300 Lease/Deposit. 4893 Dixie Hwy, Lima affairs, and are likely to do so once
fer an excellent benefits Price reduced $325 or (419)236-4497 weeks ago, we ran into one a fight over this because again in the year ahead. However,
080
packageHelp Wanted401(k),
including
120 Financial 290 Wanted to Buy best offer. (419)863-9441 1-800-589-6830 of Sam’s former co-work- his daughter’s welfare is at some big opportunities may come
your way through work or school-
ers while out shopping. He stake. According to the U.S.
competitive wages, vaca-
tion and holiday pay plus 620 Duplex For Rent related people who like you.
IS IT A SCAM? The Del-
580 For Rent or Lease 840 Mobile Homes seemed quite happy to see Fire Administration (usfa. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -
phos Herald urges our Raines TWO BEDROOM in Ft. her. They kissed hello with dhs.gov/smoking), almost Instead of attempting to outrun your
readers to contact The
Jewelry Jennings. Stove & Refrig- a peck on the cheek -- no 1,000 people are killed in competition, you should outthink
them. When it comes to competitive BLONDIE
Better Business Bureau, DELPHOS SELF Storage RENT OR Rent to Own. 2
big deal. I told Sam to stay home fires caused by cig-
, erator furnished. Washer/
situations, the race is more likely to go
on Gressel Drive: Maxi-
(419) 223-7010 or Cash for Gold bedroom, 1 bath mobile
and talk and I’d continue arettes and other smoking
Dryer hookup NO Pets.
1-800-462-0468, before
Scrap Gold, Gold Jewelry,
mum security achieved in-
References and Deposit. home. 419-692-3951. to the smartest person, not necessarily
the fastest.
shopping. When I got to the materials every year. Your
entering into any agree- side our fenced facility
Silver coins, Silverware, Pocket
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - Trying
419-453-3597
890 Autos for Sale
with access via your per-
next aisle, I saw a neighbor daughter-in-law needs to
ment involving financing,
business opportunities, or Watches, Diamonds. sonal gate code. Why set- to force something could be like trying
work at home opportuni- 2330 Shawnee Rd. tle for less? Phone any-
800 House For Sale and we began chatting. From care enough about her fam- to push square pegs into round holes.
ties. The BBB will assist Lima time 419-692-6336.
where I stood, I could see ily to discipline herself. In fact, developments that are dictated
by chance and circumstance will turn
Oh,45833 or call in the investigation of (419) 229-2899 FULL REMODEL com- WE’LL BEAT YOUR Sam and his friend. Dear Annie: This is out far better.
419-692-1200. EOE
these businesses. (This
notice provided as a cus- 590 House For Rent pleted soon. Can custom- BEST PRICE At one point, in response to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -
ize to you. 607 W. 7th St.,
GUARANTEED! she leaned close “No Locks,” the Only self-doubt and negative thinking
tomer service by The Del-
phos Herald.) 300 Household Goods 2 BDRM, 1 1/2 BA, At- Delphos. 0 Down, Home to him, took his 20-year-old who can impede your progress, but, sadly,
CLASS A CDL Drivers. On all name-brand tires we sell – that’s exactly how you’re likely to
Company & O/O tached garage. Available Warranty, Free appli -
ances. 419-586-8220 including Goodyear, Continental, hand and gave feels her privacy is handle what’s important. You’d be
him another kiss, being violated by a better off if you can think fearlessly.
New Account, Adding 40 NEW, QUEEN plush top soon. 419-692-3951 Michelin and more.
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chbsinc.com
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
which was more mother who barges
mattress, never used, still
Trucks 1 Yr. OTR Exp., THE RIGHT TIRE
Haz Mat Preferred
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sealed in original wrapper.
$75.00. (260)220-1596.
600 Apts. for Rent 730 E. Third St., Delphos AT THE RIGHT PRICE! than a peck. She into her bedroom
21) - Sometimes realistic thinking
isn’t enough to get you what you
$59,500. 2 BDRM, 1BA,
also held his hand without knocking. want, and it could be one of those
BEETLE BAILEY
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conversation. woman with two
be a big trump card when played.
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CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
AUCTION
vision. Available immedi-
ately. Call 419-741-7131. Then she wrote jobs who still can- 19) - That which you learn firsthand
through personal experience can
something on not afford to move
FACTORY CLEARANCE BARGAIN HOME
DRIVERS: FLATBED. Every Saturday
$76,500, appraised for generally be far more effective
a piece of paper out. No doubt
Class A 2yrs. Exp. Req. Sale on Steel Arch Build- 1BDRM DOWNSTAIRS
at 6pm ings! Save thousands! All $98,000 after minor re - than most book reading. One such
and tucked it into Annie’s Mailbox Mom and Dad still
$.38-.48cpm/exp based. Apt. in Ottoville. Includes
important lesson could take place.
pairs. It’s a Great 4 bed- Requires presentation of
Inventory MUST GO! Ad-
Trinity Logistics Group - Large Variety of range and refrigerator.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -
Sam’s shirt pock- support her at least
competitor’s current price ad
ditional Discounts offered room, 2 Bath home with a
EEO/AA 866-235-1669 Landlord pays water, on exact tire sold by Dealership
Merchandise Fitting yourself into a venture another
et. a little, probably covering
through our Display Pro- 1 car attached workshop within 30 days of purchase.
has created isn’t easy, so if you see
sewer, and garbage pick
garage, Home Warranty ,
When I finished shop- laundry, gas, water and elec-
Everyone Welcome gram! Call Now! See participating Dealership
something in which you want to be
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ping, they were still talking. tric use, as well as a roof included, make yourself valuable
$425/mo. Call
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in person. Hong Kong
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550 Pets & Supplies

Hohenbrink TV. competitive wages, vaca-
419-695-1229 tion and holiday pay plus
Health, Dental and Vision
419-453-3956 phos, 419-586-8220
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on the way home, Sam said either tolerate with grace the in large groups, but you could find
St., Delphos. M 7:30-8 ; T-F. 7:30-6:00; Sat: 9-2
apt. for rent at 227 N. FULL REMODEL com- 419-692-0055 yourself in one. The solution is to seek
only that they were catching impositions her parents have
A GREAT end of summer Pierce St. $550/mo. Refer-
one or two people you like and stick
plete soon at 829 Moening

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plans. Interested appli - Over 85
cants can apply online at puppy sale at Garwick's ences & deposit required. St. Delphos. Can custom- years up on office gossip. laid on her, or quit buy- closely to them throughout the entire
At home, Sam took his ing clothes, cell phones and
the Pet People. ALL pup- No pets or smoking. Call serving
jobs.cevalogistics.com ,
pies reduced. Now starting 419-302-5227 or
ize to you. 0 Down, Home
you! affair.
select "Employment" and Warranty, Free appli -
shirt off and hung it in our hall jewelry and save her money ARIES (March 21-April 19) - If
www.527smain.com scroll down to Driving at $59. 419-795-5711 419-302-6017. ances. 419-586-8220 www.raabeford.com
closet before going upstairs. to get an apartment. If she
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you first need to be thoughtful and

527 S. MAIN ST., DELPHOS

Opportunities and select:
Contract 1243-East Lib-
erty, OH (Honda de Mex-
ico) or stop by our facility
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Oh,45833 or call
419-692-1200. EOE
A beautifully restored & remodeled home with 100 year
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a new gorgeous kitchen, roof, furnace & windows. Too
much to mention. Must see to appreciate.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS OPEN HOUSE
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1999 CHEV Cavalier, I immediately grabbed it, were my daughter, I would of service to others. Once you set the
example, you’ll reap the returns.
We are looking for an aggressive
0 DOWN, warranty, free 190,841 miles. 4 cyl. and sure enough, her e-mail not only be overseeing her TAURUS (April 20-May 20)
address was on that piece private life, but her bank
Dawn to dusk Fri., Sat. & Sun. appliances, Remodeled $1,700 (419)642-3595
and responsible person to own and home. A great country 4 - The only way you are likely to
of paper in his pocket. I account and closet, too. --
746 Skinner St., bed, 1 1/2 Bath home 1995 GRAND Mercury advance your self-interests is to deal
operate their own guest delivery Delphos in Lincolnview school dis- Marquis. Single owner,
said nothing and put the shirt Loving Parent of Four with persons who are pertinent to
your plans on a one-on-one basis.
back. Soon after, Sam came Dear Parent: We believe
truck. Super security with a trict. Has new carpet, very clean. Very good
Bargain home, $76,500,
condition (419)692-7726. Committees or group involvements
growing company. Don’t wait; appraised for $98,000 paint, landscape, new
central air, water rushing downstairs and took an adult child is entitled aren’t likely to work.
the shirt with him. When I to some privacy, but your
after minor repairs. It’s a
this could be your opportunity GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -
REAL
great 4 bedroom, 2 bath
Unless you can gain momentum by
heater, new lighting, up-
of a lifetime! home with a 1 car attached workshop garage. dated plumbing and elec- next saw it, the paper was excessively intrusive meth- earnestly focusing on what you’ve
Home warranty. tric, some new gone. ods could certainly accelerate got in the works, you aren’t likely to
Apply in person at MENARDS ESTATE Sam has not mentioned the process of moving out.
419-586-8220 get very far. Once you get rolling,
windows, 19176 Venedo-
HAGAR THE HORRIBLE
Stop in and ask for Tim, Chuck, cia-Eastern Rd., Venedo- however, it’ll be another story.
or Bobby at www.creativehomebuyingsolutions.com cia. 419-586-8220. TRANSFERS the note. In all the years Annie’s Mailbox is writ- CANCER (June 21-July 22) -
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How do I handle this? -- column. Please e-mail your
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Sycamore Grove Bldg. If he lies, however, let him
6663 2009 LINCOLN MKS ........................4 Dr., full power, leather, 19,000 miles ............... $29,895
950 Electricians 950 Lawn Care 6726 2008 MUSTANG GT .........................ROUSH CPE V/8, manual, loaded, 10,000 mi. ..... $24,995
1 Unit 13, Condo, city
of Columbus Grove, to know you are aware it was
Hunny Bunny LLC. her e-mail address, and ask
6713 2008 FORD TAURUS LIMITED ...FWD V/6, nav., moonroof, leather ....................... $20,995 him what, exactly, he thinks
RETIRED LICENSED
ELECTRICIAN NEEDS
MULCH 6705 2008 FORD FOCUS SES..................4 Dr., 4 cyl., AT, power, 17,000 miles.................. $14,495
Hunny Bunny LLC,
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6668 2008 FORD MUSTANG ..................Shelby Coupe, V8 full power, 8,000 miles .......... $37,895 1 Unit 13, Condo, Dear Annie: Our beauti-
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TO STAY BUSY TOP SOIL 6639 2008 FORD FOCUS SE ....................4 Dr., 4 cyl., AT, air, PW, PL, CD ....................... $12,250 City of Columbus ful daughter-in-law has one
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ED PAXTO N 6714 2003 DODGE NEON SE ..................4 dr., 4cyl, AT, air, 42,000 miles. .......................... $5,995 Mercedes G. Caton, furniture, carpeting, blan-
kets and throw pillows. We
Mon.-Fri. 8-6, Sat. 8-2
6722 2001 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE.4 Dr., 4 cyl., AT, full power, moonroof ................. $7,495 Wayne A. Caton,
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6679 2001 FORD TAURUS SEL ..............4 dr., 24V V/6, full power, moonroof, leather ....... $6,995
950 Construction 950 Home Improvement 950 Transmission 6678A2001 FORD TAURUS SE.................4 Dr., V/6, full power, nice car................................ $5,995
Caton, Dianne Caton, start a fire. Her parents are
concerned, as well.
6698 1997 OLDSMOBILE REGENCY....4 Dr., full power, nice car....................................... $4,495
Susan R. Siefker, S 1 Q
NE .850 acres, Sugar I have told my son he
POHLMAN
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Fellow Americans’ suspicions frustrate US Muslims
By RACHEL ZOLL
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Nine
years of denouncing terror-
ism, of praying side-by-side
with Jews and Christians, of
insisting “I’m American, too.”
None of it could stop a season
of hate against Muslims that
made for an especially fraught
Sept. 11. Now, Muslims are
asking why their efforts to be
accepted in the United States
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Imam Mohammed Ibn Faqih
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ly declared an end to its com-
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strike by saying Islam is a
“religion of peace” that has
no role in the violence instead
of confronting the legitimate
concerns of other Americans,
these Muslim critics say.
University, found a wide range
of mosques — from literalist
to modernist to mystical —
while researching his book,
“Journey Into America, The
Challenge of Islam.” He said
How to save when dining out
In the midst of the re- tan area provide lower with junk mail, but nearly
“There’s a quaintness and many mosques are engaged cent global economic prices to customers as in- everyone has received that
naivete or outright white- in internal struggles between
washing of some very com- Muslims with rigid and mod- struggles, dining out be- centive to dine out and try envelope full of coupons at
plex issues,” said Saeed Khan, ernist views, but he found came a luxury many peo- new cuisine. Many restau- least once. While it’s easy
who teaches at Wayne State none that fit the imaginings ple decided they could rants offer prix fixe deals, to simply discard “junk
University in Detroit. “This of anti-Muslim conspiracy no longer afford. Though typically including three mail” immediately, that
has caused a lot of frustration theorists. families traditionally dine courses ranging anywhere envelope might just be the
for a lot of Muslim Americans, Historians, and sev- out less than anyone, in from $25-40 per plate. This key to an affordable night
myself included.” eral Muslim leaders, see light of fewer funds, the allows consumers to enjoy out on the town. Many
The summer frenzy about similarities to the prejudice
Islam in America has revolved Roman Catholics and Jews trend to stay in for meals affordable meals at restau- restaurants send offer cou-
around Park51, a community experienced as newcomers and save money extended rants that might otherwise pons via such envelopes as
center and mosque planned to America starting in the beyond families to couples be out of the budget. well as the local newspa-
two blocks from New York’s 19th century. The hierar- and singles as well. * Peruse restaurants per, and these coupons of-
ground zero. Opponents and chical Catholic church was Though the economy is online. Many restaurants ten provide great deals.
supporters of the center con- denounced as a threat to the gradually bouncing back, allow people surfing the Another place to look
verged on the area for protests separation of church and state. the impact of the recent re- Web to join mailing lists for restaurant coupons is a
and counter-protests Saturday Synagogues were banned in
after the morning memorial many states, and Jews were cession is still fresh on the via their Web sites. Such local entertainment book.
ceremony at the World Trade viewed as undermining the minds of many. While it’s mailing lists provide e- While these books often
Center site. nation’s Christian character. important to watch spend- mail updates on menu must be purchased, those
In recent months, mosques Mark Silk, director of the ing, that doesn’t mean din- changes and special events who truly put the book to
in Tennessee, California, New Greenberg Center for the ing out must continue to be at the restaurant, making it use will save much more
York and elsewhere have Study of Religion in Public an unaffordable luxury. In easier to schedule nights in the long run at restau-
been shot at and vandalized. Life at Trinity College in Dining out can still be affordable. Savvy diners just need to look for deals that
fact, there are many ways out on the town in ad- rants as well as several lo- drastically reduce prices.
Threatening messages were Connecticut, said the experi-
left at one mosque. A Florida ence of Japanese Americans to enjoy dining out and vance. Some restaurants cal businesses.
pastor caused a global uproar in World War II more closely still save money. even offer exclusive dis- * Take advantage of
with his ultimately unfulfilled parallels the current plight * Look forward to Res- counts to those on their promotions. Many people the town in a while, those might not be exactly what be a costly endeavor for
threat to make a bonfire of of Muslims. After the Pearl taurant Week. Many larger mailing lists, making it scoff at restaurant promo- promotions might be just a diner is looking for, it is families, couples or even
Qurans on Sept. 11. Harbor bombing, Silk said cities offer some type of more affordable to spend a tions that might offer too what’s needed. Part of the a more affordable way to singles, savvy diners can
Many Jewish, Roman Americans asked, “Are our Restaurant Week, a week night dining out. little or seem too limited. fun of dining out is getting hit the town and let some- find deals if they look in
Catholic, mainline Protestant, Japanese different from those during which restaurants * Look for coupons. However, for couples who out of the house, so while one else do the cooking. the right places.
evangelical, atheist and other Japanese?”
groups have responded with “I don’t think we’re about across a given metropoli- Mailboxes are often filled haven’t had a night out on that limited menu special While dining out might
an outpouring of support to round up all the Muslims
for Muslims, but suspicion and put them in concentration
remains high among many camps,” Silk said. “But I don’t
Americans. think we’ve ever seen the
Islamic centers have degree of legitimacy given by
become a focus of non-Mus- people in positions of author-
lim fears. Federal authorities ity to straight-up, anti-Islamic
have placed informants in expression.”
mosques, saying doing so is a The Muslim Public Affairs
critical counterterrorism tool. Council, a Los Angeles-based
www.edwardjones.com/backtoschool Member SIPC
Muslim groups have separate- advocacy group, blames
ly created national campaigns bigotry on “a small cottage
encouraging congregations to industry” that foments preju-
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4B – The Herald Monday, September 13, 2010
Anticipation High as Ohio Valley Gold and Silver Refinery
Opens for Business Next Week in Lima!
By CHRISTINA BUTLER
STAFF WRITER
Been following the gold and
silver market lately? Well if you have
a jewelry box or lock box full of gold
or a coffee can full of old coins you
should be according to Ohio Valley
Refinery spokesperson John Miller.
“The gold and silver markets have not
been this strong for over 30 years” said
Miller. Typically when the U.S. dollar
is weak and the economy is flat gold
and silver markets soar. “That’s good
news if you are setting on a few gold
necklaces or an old class ring” says
Miller.
Next week, starting Tuesday at
9am and every day next week through
Saturday, the Ohio Valley Refinery will
be setting up a satellite refinery right
here in Lima at the Hampton Inn.
During their 5 day stay, anyone can
bring gold, silver or platinum items and
turn them in for immediate payment,
explains John Miller. “Just about
everybody has some amount of gold
or silver just lying around collecting
dust and next week anybody can sell
theirs direct to our refinery. Typically,
selling direct to a refinery is reserved
for larger wholesale customers like
jewelry stores, pawn shops, and
laboratories,” says Miller. “We are
changing how business is done,” he
explains. “We want to do business with
everybody so we took our business to
the streets. Our teams visits various
cities around the country hosting 5 day
events allowing the general public to
take advantage of our services. The
turnout has been overwhelming,” says
Miller. “Usually each day is busier
than the previous day. It seems once
people come to us and sell something,
they are so amazed by what an old ring
or gold coin is worth that they go home
and start digging around for more and
telling relatives, friends and neighbors.
It’s like a feeding frenzy by the third
day. People line up with everything
Silver and Gold Coin Prices
Up During Poor Economy.
Collectors and
Enthusiasts in
Lima with
$200,000 to
Purchase Yours!
By CHRISTINA BUTLER
STAFF WRITER
Got Coin? It might be just the
time to cash in. Next week, starting
Tuesday and continuing through
Saturday, the International Collectors
Association in conjunction with the
Ohio Valley Gold & Silver Refinery
will be purchasing all types of silver
and gold coins direct from the public.
All types are welcome and the event
is free.
Collectors will be on hand to
identify and sort your coins. Then the
quality or grade will be determined.
According to collectors I talked with,
the better the grade the more they are
worth. With the current silver and
gold markets, high prices are being
paid for older coins too. Any coins
minted in 1964 and before in the U.S.
are 90% silver except nickels and
pennies.
The coins worth is determined
by the rarity and the grade. Old silver
dollars are worth a great premium
right now. Even well worn and heavy
circulated ones are bringing good
premiums. Franklin and Kennedy
halves, Washington quarters and
Mercury and Roosevelt dimes are all
worth many times their face value.
While older types like Seated Liberty,
Standing Liberties, and Barber coins
are worth even more.
Gold coins are really worth a
lot right now according to Brian
Eades of the International Collectors
Association. This country didn’t start
minting coins until 1792 says Eades.
Before that people would trade
goods using gold dust and nuggets.
Some shop keepers would take more
gold than needed to pay for items
purchased. There was no uniform
system of making change.
Above • Refinery representatives will be on hand next week, starting Tuesday and continuing through
Saturday, to purchase all gold, silver and platinum items, as well as coins. Public welcome!
from gold jewelry to sterling silver
flatware sets to old coins. I think
during this bad economy everybody
can use extra money but most
people say they are taking advantage
of selling direct to our refinery
because of the higher prices we pay.”
During this special event anyone
is welcome to bring all types of gold,
silver and platinum to the refinery and
turn it in for instant payment. The types
of items they will accept include all
gold jewelry; gold coins; gold ounces;
dental gold; old coins dated 1964
and before including: Silver Dollars,
halves, quarters and dimes; anything
marked “sterling” including: flat ware
sets, tea pots, silver bars, silver ounces
and all industrial precious metals.
What should you expect if you
go to the event to sell your gold and/
or silver? Just gather up all gold silver
and platinum in any form. If you are
not sure if its gold or silver bring it in
and they will test it for free. When you
arrive at the event you will be asked to
fill out a simple registration card and
The government opened the first
mints and began distributing the
coins in 1792. By the beginning of
the 19th century, coins and paper
currency were wide spread and our
monetary system was here to stay. In
1933 Roosevelt required all banking
institutions to turn in all gold coins.
Once all banks turned in this
gold, the president raised the gold
standard from $20.00 per ounce to
$33.00 per ounce. This was his way
of stimulating the economy during
the great depression. However, gold
coins were never redistributed after
the recall. Not all gold coins were
turned in. Many folks during that
time didn’t completely trust the
government and chose to keep their
gold.
These gold coins are sought after
by collectors today and bring many
times the face value. Any gold coins
with the mint marks of CC, D or O
will bring nice premiums. Collectors
at the event will be glad to show you
where to look. Other types of coins
will also be purchase including:
foreign coins, Indian head cents, two
cent pieces, half dimes, three cent
pieces and buffalo nickels to name a
few.
Collectors warn people against
trying to clean their coins as
significant damage can be done and
the coins value lessened.
Items we will
accept include:
Scrap Jewelry
Dental Gold
Sterling Silverware
Sterling Silver Tea Sets
Silver Dollars
All Coins Dated 1964 & earlier
Industrial Scrap
All forms of Platinum
will be issued a number. Seating will
be available. When your number is
called you will be escorted to a table
where your items will be examined,
tested and sorted. This only takes a
few minutes using their expertise and
specialized equipment. Items will be
counted and/or weighed. The value of
the items will be determined based on
up to the minute market prices. Live
feeds will be available at the event
displaying current market prices of
all precious metals. If you choose to
sell your items, they will be bagged
and tagged and you will be escorted
to the cashier to collect your payment.
Waiting time to sell your items may
range from just a few minutes to 1
hour so bring something to read.
If you are the owner of a jewelry
store, pawn shop, dentist office or
a dealer you are encouraged to call
ahead to make an appointment with
the smelt master to discuss their
special dealer programs. They can
be reached during refinery hours at
(419) 225-8300.
Items of Interest:
Vintage Guitars:
Martin, Gibson, Fender,
National, Rickenbacker,
Gretsch, Mandolins, Banjos
and others
Pocket Watches:
Hamilton, Illinois, Waltham,
Patek Phillipe, Ball, Howard,
South Bend, Elgin and others
Wrist watches: Omega,
Accutron, Longines,
Hamilton, Breitling and many
more
Old paper money: United
States, Confederate States,
Blanket Bills, $1000.00 bills
and more
Antique Toys: Trains, Tin
wind-ups, Mechanical Banks,
Robots, Pressed Steel trucks,
and many more
War Memorabilia: Swords,
Bayonets, Helmets, German,
Confederate, Union, USA, and
others
Local records reveal to
our research department that
recent vintage guitar sold
for $2400.00 and another for
$12,000.00 to a collector that
will be tied into the event next
week via live database feed.
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Ohio Valley Refinery will open for
business Tuesday from 9am-6pm. The
event continues every day through next
Saturday. No appointment is needed.
If you go:
Who: ohio Valley Refinery
Reclamation Drive
WhAT: open to public to sell
gold and silver.
When: September 14th - 18th
WheRe: hampton Inn
1933 Roschman Avenue
Lima, oh 45804
TImeS: TUeSDAY-FRIDAY
9:00am - 6:00pm
SATURDAY
9:00am - 4:00pm
ShoW InFo: (217) 523-4225
Local Residents are
ready to cash in!
International antique buyers
in town next week and ready
to stimulate economy!
By CHRISTINA BUTLER
STAFF WRITER
Hundreds of phone calls
from local residents this week to
the corporate office of the Ohio
Valley Gold and Silver Refinery
pour in inquiring about items to
be purchased all next week by the
team of antique buyers that is on
site with OVGSR.
The team of buyers next week
are purchasing a vast array of
vintage items (see left) along with
coins, gold jewelry, and sterling
silver items the refinery deals in.
It is a Local shot in the arm for
our economy. The spokesperson
for the event expects to spend
in excess of $200,000.00 next
week at the Hampton Inn paying
local residents on the spot. The
spokesperson for the company
explained that these collectors are
paying collector price for vintage
items. It’s a great way for people
to get a great value for their items.
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hand next week starting Tuesday
to purchase all gold, silver and
platinum items, as well as coins.
Public welcome!