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Covington BOE To Meet Thursday

The Covington Exempted Village School District Board of
Education will meet in Regular Session on Thursday, July 21, 6 p.m.,
at Covington High School, 807 Chestnut St.
This is an open meeting and the public is welcome to attend.

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Webster Ice Cream

Social Planned
Sunday, July 24
The Webster Methodist
Church will host their annual
Ice Cream Social on Sunday,
July 24, from 4:30 until 7 p.m.
Enjoy sandwiches, noodle
soup, pies, cakes, beverages
and, of course, ice cream in
many flavors!
The church is located at
8849 Seibt Rd., one block east
of St. Rt. 185 in Webster.

Covington Garden Club

To Meet July 26

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meet at Mary Landis cottage on
Tuesday, July 26, at 6:30 p.m.
Darlene Haines will speak
on Birds in the Park.
Carpool to this fun evening!

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Covington Fire & Rescue, Inc. Extends Thanks

Members of the Covington Fire & Rescue, Inc. would like to take this opportunity to thank
Covington Eagles #3998 for their generous donations and continuing support. The donations
received help support the organization with ongoing projects such as purchasing modernized
emergency equipment.
PICTURED ABOVE are representatives from Covington Eagles #3998 and
Covington Fire & Rescue, Inc.

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magician Mike Hemmelgarn will be on hand from noon til 1 p.m.
to thrill and entertain young and old alike!
Hemmelgarns shows are high energy comedy, with lots of
audience participation. Mike, who hails from Springfield, has been
fascinated with ventriloquism since the age of eight and juggling
since he was 16. Youll be amazed at the scope of his talent!
Please plan to attend this FREE event and bring along your
family and friends. This program will be held at the Y Yard Park in
Bradford if the crowd is large enough. Otherwise, it will be held in
the library, located at 138 East Main St.
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Stillwater Prairie Fishing Derby

Planned August 6
Bradford Public Library is again pleased to be a part of the
Annual Fishing Derby at Stillwater Prairie, also sponsored by
Stillwater Bass Club and the Miami County Park District. This can
be a family event or bring your child to the prairie that day. The date
is Saturday, Aug. 6, with sign-ups between 9:30-10 a.m. at Stillwater
Prairie. Scheduled activities will be finished by 12:45 p.m.
All children through senior high who participated in the librarys
Summer Reading Program, On Your Mark, Get Set, READ, will
have a chance at winning one of the very exceptional and distinctive
prizes. In fact, all Summer Reading kids will receive a prize. Awards
are also given out to participants from the Stillwater Bass Club. Its
a Double Win for every child participating!
Bait will be provided and extra fishing poles will be available.
What a great day for everyone and Stillwater Bass Club will also
grill our lunch.
Remember, this is BPLs final awards program for participants. If
the Fishing Derby is cancelled, prizes will be drawn Monday, Aug. 8,
at 4 p.m. You must be present to win. Adults involved in the SRC will
draw for their prizes Monday, Aug. 8, at 5 p.m.

Bradford Public Library provides information and resources in printed,

audio, electronic, and visual formats along with computer access, study
room, a history room, community room, and special programs/events to
patrons and the public throughout Darke and Miami counties and the
Miami Valley region. The library is the perfect location to hold an out of the
office meeting, bridal or baby shower, catered meals, etc. We have the
hardware and other technology that youll need for your meeting and event
to be a success! Library hours are Mondays from 9 a.m. 7 p.m.;
Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 a.m. 7 p.m.; Fridays from 10 a.m. 5
p.m.; and Saturdays from 10 a.m. 1 p.m. The library is located at 138 E.
Main St. Staff may be reached at 937-448-2612.

Christmas in July Woodcarving Class

Offered at BPL
Bradford Public Library will host a special woodcarving class
with local artist Butch Clark. This two-day class will be held July 26
and 27 from 6:30 to 9 p.m.
Students will have a choice of one of three projects: A twodimensional or three-dimensional Santa ornament or a Comfort Bird.
There is nO COst for this workshop and class size is limited to 12
students. Sign up early for this exciting class!

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At MUPL Thursday
GOAL! Hone your soccer technique and play a game on the
Milton-Union Public Librarys front lawn with a special presentation
by Milton-Union Rec Council soccer coach Sara Carter, who will
share her expertise from 6:30-8 p.m. Thursday, July 21.
The program will include information on rules, players, and positions. Weather permitting, Carter and the group will go outside to
practice techniques and play the game. And, of course, there will be
soccer-related crafts as well.
This program is geared for those in Kindergarten thru Grade 5.
MUPL is located at 560 S. Main St., West Milton.
For additional information, call 937-698-5515 or visit
www.mupubliclibrary.org.

Honey Harvest Slated August 7 at BNC

Come enjoy the sweet taste of summer at Brukner Nature
Centers annual Honey Harvest, presented by the Miami Valley
Beekeepers Association, on Sunday, Aug. 7, at 2 p.m.
Did you know that colonists brought honey bees to America
more than 300 years ago? Before that there was no native honey
except from bumblebees. Did you know that there are 30,000 to
60,000 bees in a hive one queen, hundreds of drones and the
rest, workers. Bees fly between 10 and 15 mph and must make
40,000 to 80,000 trips to make a single pound of honey. Enjoy a
taste of this seasons hard work, courtesy of the honey bees at
Brukner Nature Center. Free and open to the public.
Brukner Nature Center is located at 5995 Horseshoe Bend
Rd., Troy.

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Exciting Annie Oakley Festival Slated for 16

The Annie Oakley Festival Committee is working diligently to plan an exciting and FREE 2016 festival
at York Woods. They have a full range of entertainment booked, including the highly anticipated Annie Oakley
Festival Western Arts Showcase full of knife throwing, whip artistry, and a variety show. There will also be
musical entertainment throughout the festival. The Darke County Civic Theater will once again be presenting
the annual melodrama, and the annual car show will also return.
On Saturday, July 30, the parade through Greenville will take center stage, and Sunday, July 31, will be
Family Day, full of fun, free activities for all ages. To see a full schedule, check out the Annie Oakley Festival
website at www.annieoakleyfestival.org.
The annual Annie Oakley Festival is one of the oldest festivals in Darke County and continues to provide
quality family entertainment for free because of their generous sponsors. Contributions from businesses, organizations, and individuals who believe in preserving and promoting the memory of Darke Countys famous
daughter Annie Oakley make this festival possible.
For more information about becoming a sponsor or to contribute, please contact JoEllenMelling at
mellings@embarqmail.com or send a check to Annie Oakley Festival Committee, P.O. Box 129, Greenville,
OH 45331.

Blood Drive
Scheduled
At Dave Knapp
July 30

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in Greenville will host a community blood drive Saturday,
July 30, 9 a.m. til noon, with a
chance to win a Wild About
Alaska Adventure for Two
vacation. The Community
Blood Center Bloodmobile will
be at 500 Wagner Ave. Donors
are encouraged to schedule an
appointment
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1-800-388-GIVE.
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donate will receive the new
Blood Donors Dont Moose
Around T-shirt. The shirt is
green and the design features an
Alaska moose under a full
moon in the snow-covered
wilderness. Everyone age 18
and older will also be entered in
the CBC Wild About Alaska
Adventure for Two Summer
Blood Drive drawing to win a
custom-designed Alaska vacation for two.
The grand prize includes air
travel to Alaska, deluxe accommodations during your weeklong stay, and options for a
cruise or land travel. The vacation is for the winning donor
and a travel companion.
Donors can double their
chances of winning by entering
the drawing a second time
when they register for a second
donation through September 3.
Official rules are available
at www.givingblood.org.

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Would Your
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The Stillwater Valley Advertiser is pleased to publish a
church page for our readers. Our next regular monthly church
page is scheduled to run august 3.
This is a great way to publicize revivals, guest speakers, musical programs, and other special events, as well as welcoming newcomers to the area who are seeking a house of worship.
Individual church ads will be two columns wide by two inches and offered at a very nominal cost of just $20 per
month.
Contact our office at 937-473-2028 or 937-473-2029 and our
office personnel will be happy to assist you.
You can also email our sales representative, Yvonne
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Newton FCCLA Awards Program Held May 10

The Newton Family, Career, and Community
Leaders of America held their annual Awards program
May 10.
The following members were recognized for their
accomplishments: FCCLA members earning 80 or
more merit points were: Emily McGlynn, Skyler
Wilson, Eden Harbour, Courtney Lucente, Morgan
Robbins, Jaden Stine, Luke Vannus, Natalee Carlin,
Will Yoder, and Sean Gaston. Also, the Gold
Outstanding Chapter team was recognized for their
accomplishments. These members were Emily
McGlynn, Skyler Wilson, and Will Yoder. The
Interpersonal Communication Team competed at
Regional FCCLA STAR Events. The team consisted of
Emily McGlynn and Natalee Carlin. They received
NEWTON FFA MEMBERS (L-R): Jayden Stine, Morgan Gold at Regionals. The Focus on Children Team competed to receive a Gold rating at Regionals. They were
Robbins, Courtney Lucente, Emily McGlynn, Marissa Eden Harbour and Amanda Arnett. The Chapter in
Deeter, Will Yoder, Amanda Arnett, Eden Harbour, Review Portfolio Junior, Courtney Lucente and
Natalee Carlin, Sean Gaston, and Skyler Wilson
Morgan Robbins, received a Silver at Regionals for
their accomplishments. Zara Zeller and Will Yoder
competed in the Chapter Service Project and received Silver at Regionals. Skyler Wilson and Luke Vannus competed in Career Investigation, with both receiving Silver at Regionals.
At State Leadership Conference held in Columbus, Luke Vannus competed in Career Investigation and
received a Bronze. Sean Gaston competed in the Advocacy event and received a Bronze. The team of Emily
McGlynn and Natalee Carlin competed in Interpersonal Communications at State STAR events and were awarded Gold at state. The team of Eden Harbour and Amanda Arnett competed in Focus on Children and received
Gold. Jaden Stine and Marissa Deeter competed in Life Event Planning at State STAR events and received a
Gold medal. The team of Courtney Lucente and Morgan Robbins competed in the Chapter in Review Portfolio
Junior Division at State FCCLA STAR events and were awarded Gold and second place in the state of Ohio.
Congratulations to everyone who competed in STAR events.
Special recognition was given to Natalee Carlin and Emily McGlynn for being the most active members and
officers in Newton FCCLA. Honorary membership was given to Liza Harbour and Erica Cavender for helping
Newton FCCLA throughout the school year. Lifesaver awards were given to Sherry Robbins and Garry Burnside
for their dedication and support of Newton FCCLA and helping Mrs. Burnside. The Awards Program was concluded by a slide show presentation of the past years events and the installation of new officers for 2016-2017.
New officers are President, Eden Harbour; Vice President, Skyler Wilson; Secretary, Emily Gross; Treasurer,
Ashley Renner; Historians, Morgan Robbins and Jaden Stine; Reporter, Courtney Lucente; District
Representative, Will Yoder; Junior High Representative, Natalee Carlin; and Vice President of STAR events,
Luke Vannus. The senior FCCLA members graduating are Emily McGlynn, Jessica Weeks, Zara Zeller and
Moustafa Simpara. They were honored at this years program. and the evening was enjoyed by all.
Newton FCCLA also participated in the Miami County Relay for Life by hosting a teacher lunch. The chapter raised $350 for the American Cancer Society.

M-U Hall of Fame Induction Held During Alumni Banquet

Induction into the Milton-Union Hall of Fame took place during the Alumni Banquet held May 21.
Robert Menker was an active member of the Class of 1963. He was in marching band, was Pep Band director, on the Miami Scholarship Team, member of the National Honor Society, and Valedictorian. After graduation
he served in the U. S. Army from 1963-1965. During high school Bob worked at Patterson's Flowers. He eventually bought the shop, running the successful business for 40 years. He has received awards from FTD and
Telefora for consistent quality and customer satisfaction.
Bob has served his community in many ways. He job shadows with JVS students and helps students get their
work requirements for OWA. He donates flowers to Hospice so that patients have flowers in their room. He has
provided flowering annuals to the library. He gives presentations on the history of transportation to the third
grade students, and helps teams and clubs at the high school and Jr. Fair. He has portrayed several local citizens
during cemetery walks held at Riverside Cemetery.
He has served as a Lions Club officer numerous times. He is one of only seven recipients in the West Milton
Club to receive the Melvin Jones Fellowship Award in recognition of humanitarian work. He organizes and volunteers for the Lions Blood Drive at West Milton UCC and has given blood more than 100 times.
Bob represents Transfiguration Church by being a member of the M-U Council of Churches. When members from local churches ring the bell for the Salvation Army at businesses in November he collects the buckets,
counts the money, and sees everything gets back to the Salvation Army. This amounts to $2,000 each year collected to help serve the M-U community.
Bob is an avid antique collector and has given talks to a number of groups. He was also a member of the
Wheelmen and rode his high wheel bike in local parades, the Indianapolis 500, and in Washington, D.C.
Ted Studebaker graduated in 1964, when he received the award for the "male student who had achieved the
most during high school. He won awards in football, track, and wrestling. He graduated from Manchester
College in 1967 and received his Masters Degree in Social Work from Florida State in 1969. Ted registered as
a Conscientious Objector during the Vietnam War, but was ready and willing to go to Vietnam to help the people, but not to fight. He went to Vietnam in 1969. He learned the Vietnamese language as well as Koho, the language of the Montygnard people in the Central Highlands, where he lived for two years. He made friends with
the farming people there, helping them improve rice farming, and introducing baby chicks and honeybees.
In 1971 Ted had completed his two years of service and had married a young Chinese girl. They decided to stay
on for one more year to complete the work that had been started. One week later Ted was shot and killed by
invaders that entered the house.
Many people came forward to praise Ted for his commitment to peace: ABC News; Dayton Daily News;
Troy Daily News; Messenger Magazine; Curtis W. Tarr, director of the National Selective Service System; and
Keith Weidner, Ted's high school teacher. A ballad about Ted, "Brave Man From Ohio, was written by Andy
Murray. Joy Moore wrote a book illustrated by Jim Guenthner titled Ted Studebaker, A Man Who Loved Peace.
Two of Ted's brothers, Gary and Doug, are writing a book about his life and work. Doug (Class of 1971) read a
tribute to Ted and accepted his award on behalf of the Studebaker family.
Larry Dehus graduated in 1965. He graduated from Otterbein College in 1969. He received his Masters
Degree in Biology and Biochemistry from Wright State in 1974. Larry started his career with a short teaching
stint but soon followed his passion into investigative work. He worked for Miami Valley Regional Crime Lab
before starting his own business, Law Science Technologies. He has taken on many cases from insurance clients
involving construction failures and defects and has taken many courses related to construction, mechanical, and
electrical failures.
He served 19 years on the M-U School Board. He served as construction manager for the new K-12 school
building. He oversaw construction from the ground up the electrical and mechanical systems, the incorporation of numerous green initiatives, the structural process, and continues to make himself available to solve issues.
Larry has donated countless hours to this project. He also performs a lot of community work, usually staying
behind the scenes.

Valley Farewells
bollheimer, vera a., 89 - Formerly of West Milton, more recently of Englewood.
Died Thursday, July 7, at Pristine Senior Living in Englewood.
brush, billie, 79 - A resident of Union. Died Friday, July 8.
hawk, gill a., 59 - A resident of Pleasant Hill. Died Friday, July 8.
smith, gary l., 48 - A resident of Bradford. Died Sunday, July 3.
stebbins, william r., 87 - A resident of Englewood. Died Wednesday, July 13.

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McKinley Commons Apartments

An Uncommonly Wonderful Senior Community!
McKinley
Commons
Apartments are located in the
most historic, beautiful building
in West Milton. Our apartments
are designed especially for
seniors and disabled individuals
(18 and older). Take a tour and
see for yourself all the amenities walk-in showers with
safety grab bars, accessible cab-

inetry, FREE medical alerts, 20

ft. cathedral ceilings, and beautiful kitchens. The entire building
has sprinklers and state-of-the
art fire alert monitors another
layer of safety for you or your
loved one.
Be #1 on the waiting list for
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A Service Coordinator provides residents a professional
they can speak with about any
life issues they may face. Our
Resident Committee keeps
everyone active with many
social functions and the opportunity to meet many new
friends.
McKinley
Commons
Apartments truly offer affordable housing at its absolute best.
Youll find this fact amazing:
Rental costs include ALL
UTILITIES and FREE MAINTENANCE!
Rental assistance from the
Miami
County
Housing
Authority is possible for eligible
households. To learn how to
obtain a rental voucher, please
contact the manager.
Dont wait... make an
appointment today to tour
McKinley
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Apartments, located at 240 S.
Main St. in West Milton. Call
937-698-3456 or email: mckinleycommons@fairfieldhomesohio.com. Office hours are 8 a.m.
until 2 p.m. Monday thru Friday.

Greenville National Bank Offers Help With Student Loans

When it comes time to prepare to send your first child off to college, it can be pretty overwhelming.
There are so many choices to make: What college? Two-year or four-year? Full-time or part-time or
online? How to pay for it?
With so many decisions, its hard to know where to start. Begin by making an appointment to meet
with your childs high school guidance counselor. Its best to start this conversation by your childs sophomore year. Your childs guidance counselor can answer a lot of your questions and give you guidance
regarding college visits and majors.
Its always a good idea to start saving for college as soon as possible. Some start saving as soon as
their child is born. Not a bad idea. Its never too soon, but dont let feeling like youre too late stop you
from putting back whatever you can now.
Once you get to your childs senior year in high school, you will need to file the FAFSA form.
According to Student Aid Application Services LLC, completing a FAFSA is the first step in applying for
most federal, state, and college-provided financial aid for students. It stands for Free Application for
Federal Student Aid because its filed with the U.S. Department of Education, but most state-sponsored
and college-sponsored aid requires the same FAFSA filing, so its not only for federally sponsored student
aid as the name might imply. The FAFSA is used by aid providers to determine the amount of the student's
Expected Family Contribution (EFC), which is the amount that they expect the student's family could contribute toward the student's college education. EFC varies from student to student since its based on the
specific financial situation of the student and often of the student's parents as well.
Once your child has been accepted and chooses a college, you will need to make an appointment with
the universitys Financial Aid Office. This usually happens during the summer after high school graduation. They will go over your FAFSA report with you and let you know the amount of federal funded loans
your child may receive. They will also tell you what the report says they expect your family to be able to
contribute.
You might need to pick yourself up off the floor after hearing your Expected Family Contribution
amount. Take a deep breath, and know you are not alone. There are private student loans available to fill
the gap between federal loans and the amount you can actually contribute. Often the Financial Aid office
has a list of private loan providers, but those are not your only options.
Perhaps you would feel more comfortable applying for these loans through your local community
bank. Its possible! Greenville National Bank now offers private student loans with competitive rates
through iHelp. Simply go online to greenvillenationalbank.com and click the student loan apply now
link. If youd like to speak to one of GNBs student loan experts, call Todd Rauh or Mike Batten at 937548-1114. Greenville National Bank is proud to offer student loans to help local students make their
dreams come true.
Dont let the details overwhelm you. There are plenty of folks out there to help. In the meantime, enjoy
the journey.
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with a big commitment to you. The reopening of our new home
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clients in Miami, Darke, Shelby, and northern Montgomery
County, but it is our pleasure to meet you at a location of your
choice.
The current team consists of Cindy Warner, Real Estate Broker,
and Penny Warner Blaine, Real Estate Assistant. The two sisters
grew up in Darke County, went to school at Franklin Monroe, and
have lived in Darke and Miami County most of their lives.
It makes no difference if you are a first-time home buyer, an
investor, an individual downsizing or looking for more room or
land, our commitment is to help you. If you or a loved one is faced
with a situation where you need to sell, we will take away the work
and stress while keeping you informed every step of the way.
There are many excellent REALTORS in this area. We hope
you take the time to consider our company and call us today. We
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BNC Summer
Solstice Exhibit

To Feature Work
of Wil Hershberger
All are invited to take in the
new art gallery exhibit of photographs by naturalist Wil
Hershberger at Brukner Nature
Center.
Wil has been a naturalist
most of his life. In the late 90s
he became an avid natural
sounds recordist, collecting the
voices of frogs and birds, as
well as amazing photography in
the field and of the subjects. In
late summer, a new orchestra
caught his attention the
insects and turning his microphone to these songsters led
Wil along a path that culminated in the creation of a book and
audio CD, The Songs of
Insects, a celebration of the
wonderful scrapes, shuffles,
lisps, ticks and chirps that have
been called epic, seminal and
simply outstanding.
This exhibit is Free with
paid admission to the Nature
Center, which is located at 5995
Horseshoe Bend Rd., Troy.

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Valley Echoes
by Gary Godfrey

This Weeks Opinion Outlet

I personally believe its time to wake up, America!
After the police shootings on July 17th in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, I quickly went to my
electronic source Google. From July 2015 to July 2016 there have been 124 shooting deaths
and 154 wounded victims.

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When do we decide that enough is enough?

Can you imagine if our country didnt have police departments? Every living person would
fend for himself or herself. I wouldnt give us over a decade to eliminate ourselves.
So far, the lone wolf shooter from Missouri was slain in a shoot out when the police received
a call of a suspicious man walking down Airline Highway with an assault rifle. There was
no talking. Just shooting. Three police officers were killed one black and two white during the exchange of fire.

53rd ANNIE OAKLEY FESTIVAL

July 26-31, 2016
ThE GAThErING AT GArST
July 30 & 31, 2016

The Black Lives Matter movement can now put their theory to rest. The shooter didnt care
what color the police officers were. Its been stated many times that all lives matter. Police
go where theres trouble, and a lot of times its in black communities.

ThE MIAMI COuNTY FAIr

August 12-18, 2016

Lets look at Chicago. To date, there have been 2,176 shooting victims in that city.
Huffington Post has reported the police have seized 3,300 illegal firearms. Gun offenders
quickly return to the streets because sentences for those caught carrying illegally are too lax.

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August 19-27, 2016

With these astounding numbers, why dont we make a test area out of Chicago, then take
these facts and numbers to our lawmakers?
If someone could now help me down from my soap box I will tape my mouth and hands
with duct tape.
THis Weeks bOTTOm line: The only solution is for us all to get on our knees and
pray to God to stop this hatred and evil. Amen.

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Village of Bradford, beginning on October 2, with a new event to the Show this year. Instead of the
usual House & Property Decorating Contest, residents are asked to decorate one of the light poles
that line Miami Ave. and Main St.
The theme is Travel Through Time With Us As Bradford Celebrates 150 Years. Poles are to be
decorated to depict anything pertaining to the last 150 years history, fashion, inventions, sports,
entertainment, famous people, or anything else that has meaning to the last 150 years. There will be
$1,500 in total prize money awarded to the winners of the decorated poles; however, if you have fall
decorations, pumpkins, and lights that you would like to put up on your home or business, you are
encouraged to still decorate to add to the festivities.
There are three divisions within the event:
1) individuals, families, friends, businesses, churches, clubs, or organizations. There will be
six winners in this division, each receiving $150.
2) elementary class or organization, with one winner of $150.
3) Grades 6-12 class, organization, or sports team, with one winner of $150.
A Peoples Choice award of $150 will also be awarded by popular vote. Votes for Peoples
Choice will be cast at Pattys IGA, where donuts and cider will be available, sponsored by the
Pumpkin Show Committee. A random drawing of $150 will be held from all entries not winning
another prize.
Decorations will be judged Sunday, Oct. 2, beginning at dusk. They must be torn down by noon
on Sunday, Oct. 9, by noon.
Poles will be awarded on a first come, first served basis. Call now if you are interested in participating. Chairpersons for the event are Glenna Curry, 448-2897; April Brubaker, 417-3049; and
Rita Leis, 901-3758.

~ Pole Decorating rules ~

1) Entries must be pre-registered and have pole number by September 23. Pole number must be
visible in your display for judging.
2) All entries must use some live pumpkins in the display. They will be judged in part on the creative use of pumpkins.
3) Display must be lit. There is a plug at the top of the light pole to light up your display with your
lights.
4) One pole per entry; however, a group or organization may enter one particular pole.
5) Entry must be ready to be judged on Sunday, Oct. 2, by 7 p.m.
6) Those entering may not consult with the judges.
7) All winners will be notified no later than Monday, Oct. 3, by 7 p.m.
8) Winnings may be picked up at the secretarys office after the parade on Wednesday, Oct. 5. Also,
awards will be placed on the winning display.
9) AbSOluTEly nO TAPE may be used on poles. May use zip ties to hold materials to the poles.
10) Display items must be kept out of the way of bOTh SiDEWAlk AnD STrEET TrAffic.
11) Decorations may only go 8 feet up the pole.
12) Display must be torn down by Sunday, Oct. 9, by noon, or all items will be discarded.

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Automotive

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Mobile Auto Repairs LLC

HAVE A SERVICE
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WANTED: Old motorcycles, minibikes, mopeds, 3-wheelers, or

4-wheelers. Running or not.
Covington
937-473-2705
KJRIND01@hotmail.com
FOR SALE: (12) 12 I-beams that
are 20 long; (14) 48 fiberglass
fans w/shutters; (4) 36 fiberglass
fans w/shutters; used 1-1/2 hp
motors. 419-305-3252
FOR
SALE:
One-year-old
Whirlpool washer & dryer. $150/
pair. Also, small bookcase.
419-954-2027

WANTED: Broken or nonrunning John Deere, Cub

Cadet,
&
Wheel
Horse
lawnmowers. 937-473-2705 or
KJRIND01@hotmail.com

FREE KITTENS! Great indoor or

outdoor pets. Each has been
handled since birth. Very loving!
Multiple colors. I also have fullgrown cats that would make
excellent
barn
cats.
937-418-6314. Leave msg.
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MAPLE BABY BED/MATTRESS
Makes into daybed. $100. Also,
maple bunkbeds w/mattresses, 2
comforters, & 2 quilts. $200.
859-652-5005
FOR SALE: Two cemetery plots
in the Garden of Peace section
of Miami Memorial Park. $1,200
each. 937-473-2596

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Employment

OPPORTUNITIES

GARAGE SALE: St. Augustine/

St. Joseph Mission Commission.
Monday, July 18, 5-9; Tuesday,
July 19, 9-9; Wednesday, July 20,
9-7. K of C Hall, Minster

GARAGE SALE: July 21-22, 9-6.

6691 S. Jay Rd., West Milton.
Many name-brand clothes, sizes
from Jr.adult; VS, bras & swimsuit tops; household items;
Longaberger baskets; scrapbooking supplies; & much more!
GARAGE SALE: Saturday, July
23, 8-3. 102 N. Pearl, Covington.
Misc. household; antiques; Dick &
Jane books; fishing seine & nets;
Halloween costumes & decorations; Christmas decorations;
antique roll-top desk; beautiful
antique oak dining table w/2
inserts; 50 year old beer can collection w/unique graphics ($1
each); homemade Christmas
crafts; antique drying rack; old
keys; fire extinguishers; new ceiling fans; human-sized animated
witch, spider, & mummy (may
need some work). Everything
needs to go! Dont miss it!

FULL-TIME
HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED
Hourly position, with benefits. Apply in person at 15 Industry Park Court,
Tipp City.
GROUNDSKEEPER NEEDED: Full-time position with benefits. Send
resum to: P.O. Box 533, Tipp City, OH 45371.

HELP WANTED: 17 years & older. For fairs & festivals, in food service.
937-692-5798
HELP WANTED: Position for full-time employee with construction
knowledge. Send resum to: Bill Hawkey & Associates, P.O. Box
1011, Greenville, OH 45331.
COVINGTON EMPLOYER Seeks Cemetery Worker: Part-time. Mowing, weed eating, lawn & garden maintenance, misc. outdoor work.
$8.50/hour. 10-15 hours per week. Must be 18 years of age. Call
937-473-3038
PAINTING CONTRACTOR Looking for Painters: Wages depend on
skill & experience. Call 386-338-2127

HAVING A GARAGE SALE?

Just a reminder that the deadline for submitting classified
ads is THURSDAY AT 5 P.M.
preceding publication.

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location. SR 362, Fort Loramie
Lake, Ohio. 937-422-8224 before
1 p.m.

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to your auction
or garage sale
when you
advertise it in our
classified pages.

WANTED TO RENT: Sleeping

room. Prefer Lakeview, Ohio.
937-622-0776
FOR RENTFT. LORAMIE: Four
bdrms., 2 full baths. $850/month
+ deposit. Refrig. & stove included. W/D hook-up. Small pets OK.
937-602-0434
FOR RENTMINSTER: Halfduplex. One & two bdrms. available. Refrig. & stove provided.
Great
neighborhood!
Call
419-346-0629

McKinley Commons
A PARTMENTS
240 S. Main St.
West Milton, OH 45383
CALL TODAY!

937-698-3456
Retirement Living
YOU Can Afford!
Rental Assistance Possible
for Eligible Households.
Income Restrictions Apply.
62 years of age or older,
Handicap/disabled,
regardless of age
This institution is an equal opportunity
provider and employer
TDD: 1-800-750-0750
Handicap
Accessible

GARAGE SALE: 324 E. James

St., Bradford. July 21-23, 9-5. Old
records; clothes (2X-4X); weed
eater; 96 Buick Century; lots of
misc.

INDUSTRIAL COMPANY has full-time employment. Laborer: $11/hr.

CDL Driver: $16-$18/hr. Training provided. Benefits. Apply at: 15 Industry Park Court, Tipp City

LOCAL COMPANY SEEKS Clerical/Customer Service Representative.

Qualified applicant should have general office/computer skills and be
capable of working with customers in person and over the phone.
Please forward resum to: Clerical/Customer Service Position, P.O.
Box 74, West Milton, OH 45383.

CONDO FOR SALE MINSTER: Two bdrms., 1 bath.

Attached garage. Newly renovated kitchen with custom cabinets,
quartz countertops, & stainless
steel appliances. Bathroom
updated with jetted tub/shower,
tile floor, & granite countertop.
Open floor plan, with wood floors
in kitchen, dining, & living room.
Close to church & downtown.
$125,000. Call 937-441-2233 for
appointment!

FOR RENTCOVINGTON: Two

bdrms., 1 bath, kitchen, living
room. Attached garage. $500/mo.
Deposit & references required.
937-773-6499

AMISH CREW
Sam Schwartz wants any type of
carpenter work. Room additions,
roofs, foundation replacements,
restoration of buildings, etc. For
FREE
estimate,
call
260-701-8020.
DEMOLITION: Also, concrete
demolition such as old swimming
pools, barn foundations, porches,
etc. Also, general excavation
work. 937-232-7380
TOTAL HOME CARE BY JILL:
Will do housekeeping weekly, biweekly, monthly. Reference available. 937-564-2018

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Connie Roberts 620-5853
Donna Clark 581-6019
Deb Schwan 524-3480
Dana Helsinger 344-1575
Dody Gray 836-5935
Brian Spivey 545-5891

Dan Baisden 937-414-6262

Danita Fox 216-8130
Bev Boninsegna 478-5786
Michele Oman 638-1018
Dottie Tyson 266-8899
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