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Upfront ‘Flotels’ St. John’s graduates 73 Sunday

Lutheran church
to start kids await
breakfast club
oil spill
cleanup
St. Peter Lutheran Church
Inreach/Outreach Committee
has announced its Kids’
Summer Breakfast Club.

Delphos school-aged
children are invited to join
the committee for breakfast
from 7:30-8:30 a.m. Monday
through Friday beginning
Monday and running through
Aug. 27 at the church.
Breakfast will include
cereal, milk and juice or fruit.
Volunteers are wel-
come. Call the church
office at 419-695-2616.
Poker run set for
Van Wert native
A benefit poker run
has been set for Saturday
to help Van Wert native
Thor Friemoth, who is
battling colon cancer.
Registration begins at
11 a.m. with the first bike
out at 1 p.m. and first car
out at 1:45 p.m. from the
Pit Stop in Van Wert. All
vehicles are welcome.
The 100-mile run
is $10 per person.
Contact Dan Dugger at
419-771-0814, KylePollock
at 419-771-9732, Jessica
Dugger at 419-771-
0796 or Faith Wallace
workers
By BEN NUCKOLS
The Associated Press
PORT FOURCHON, La.
— The 40-foot-long corru-
gated steel boxes, resembling
oversized white shipping
containers, are stacked two
high and three wide atop a
barge at Port Fourchon, the oil
industry’s hub on the Gulf of
Mexico. The words “Martin
Quarters” painted in black
offer the only clue that they’re
not stuffed with cargo.
This barge is a floating
hotel, or “flotel,” set up by BP
and several subcontractors to
accommodate more than 500
workers hired to clean up the
worst oil spill in U.S. history.
Temporary housing is the only
way to station workers at Port
Fourchon, a massive shipyard
that serves offshore oil rigs
and is surrounded by ecologi-
cally sensitive marshes and
beaches. Dena Martz photos
“There are no permanent
residents here on the port,” St. John’s High School held its 94th commencement Sunday with 73 seniors receiving diplomas. Above left: Ryan
said Dennis Link, a manager Ricker, left, and Cory Bowman get ready for commencement. Above right: Lindsay Grothouse waits patiently for
from a BP refinery who’s han- name her to be called to receive her diploma.
dling logistics at the 1,300-

Rain stays away for Memorial Day service

at 419-203-8810.
Friemoth, 29, has been
diagnosed with stage 3B colon
cancer. He does not have
health insurance and, due to
his illness, cannot work.
Sports
Jefferson seeking wres-
tling coaches
Jefferson AD Dave
Hoffman has announced
openings for junior varsity
junior high wrestling coaches.
Interested applicants
should contact Hoffman @
dhoffman@dl.noacsc.org or
at Jefferson Senior High.
Jefferson slates football
camp
Camp dates for the
Jefferson Youth Football
Camp for grades 3-8 (based
on 2010-11 school year)
will be June 9-11. Cost is
20 and each camper will
receive a camp shirt.
Contact Bub Lindeman
at (419) 236-8152.
Miller Memorial this
weekend
The Delphos Little League
Association will hold the
Nathan Miller Memorial
Baseball Classic, formerly
known as the Boys of
Summer Classic, this week-
end at the Little League
Diamond and Diamond 4.
This will be a pool-play,
16-team tournament.
Fans are encour-
aged to attend this even
at Stadium Park.
Forecast
Partly sunny
Wednesday
with chance
of show-
ers, storms.
High in low
80s. See page 2A.
Index
Obituaries 2A
State/Local 3A
Politics 4A
Community 5A
Sports 6-7A
Announcements 8A
Classifieds 1B
TV 4B
acre site that’s easily acces-
sible by ship, but reachable on
land only by a state road that
snakes through the bayous.
With the ambitious “top
kill” having failed over the
weekend and a relief well at
least two months away, BP
was ramping up its efforts to
clean up the Louisiana coast.
Another temporary fix —
an effort to saw through the
pipe leaking the oil and cap
it — could be tried as soon as
Wednesday. In the meantime,
more than 125 miles of the
state’s coastline already have
been hit with oil, including the
resort of Grand Isle near Port
Fourchon.
Shares in BP PLC were
plunging in London today
after the oil company’s latest
failed attempt to block the
oil leak in the Gulf. Shares
fell 13 percent to $6.20 on
the London Stock Exchange.
today was the first day of
trading there since the failed
attempt over the weekend.
BP also said costs for the
spill have reached $990 mil-
lion.
The cleanup, relief wells
and temporary fixes were
being watched closely by
President Barack Obama’s
administration. Obama
planned to meet for the first
time today with the co-chair-
men of an independent com-
mission investigating the spill,
while Attorney General Eric
Holder was headed to the Gulf
Coast to meet with state attor-
neys general.
Obama’s energy and global
warming czar, Carol Browner,
said she doesn’t want to guess
the prospects for success
when BP again tries to use a
containment cap to control the
oil spill.
Interviewed today on
ABC’s “Good Morning
America,” Browner said, “I
don’t want to put odds on it.
... We want to get this thing
contained.”
Browner also said she’s
concerned about the effect the
hurricane season, which began
today, could have on ending
the environmental crisis.
On Monday afternoon, the
living quarters on the flotel
sat empty. Generators pumped
in cool air and powered the
lights, and at the foot of each
bunk sat a towel, washcloth
and individually wrapped bar
of soap. If necessary, four tents
on dry land nearby can house
500 more workers. Workers
will likely be trucked in on the
two-lane state road.
BY NANCY SPENCER
The Delphos Herald
nspencer@delphosherald.com
DELPHOS — Despite the
threat of rain, hundreds gath-
ered at the Delphos Veterans
Memorial Park Monday to
pay tribute to those who
fought for our freedom.
VFW Post 3035 and its aux-
iliary and color guard, American
Legion Post 268 and its aux-
iliary, the Delphos Veterans
Council Fire Squad and the
Military Order of Cooties per-
formed the ceremony.
Guest speaker was Lt.
Col. Rick Johns, 88th
Communications Squadron
commander at Wright-
Patterson AFB and grand-
nephew of Delphos resident
Nina Redmon.
Lt. Col. Johns spoke of his
experiences in combat and
how proud he was to serve
his nation.
“Memorial Day is a day
unlike any other. Since 1866,
we have come together in
our communities, towns and
villages to place flowers and
flags on the graves of those Nancy Spencer photo
who have given their last full Lt. Col. Rick Johns was the guest speaker at the Memorial Day service in Delphos on
measure of devotion to our Monday. Johns is the grandnephew of Delphos resident Nina Redmon.
country. When Memorial Day
was first conceived by Henry
Welles, a drugstore owner in
Waterloo, New York, there
were no airmen or airplanes,
just returning soldiers from
our long and bloody Civil
War,” he said. “Henry and
other ordinary citizens like
him, just wanted to pay trib-
ute to the fallen who sacri-
ficed all for the ideals of free-
dom, justice and equal rights
for all. So here I stand with
you to remember and honor
the heroes of Delphos, Ohio,
and her surrounding commu-
nities.” (Read his full speech
in Wednesday’s Herald.)
Emcee David Roach kept
the program moving, includ-
ing a special tribute to those
who gave all.
Veterans in the audience
were invited to stand as their
military song was played.
Doug Harter played “Taps”
following a volley salute by
the firing squad.
The Jefferson Marching
Veterans Charles Sampson, standing left, and Paul Winhover, also standing, salute as Band provided musical enter-
their service song is played. Sitting are Elmer Dickman and Inez Sarka. tainment.
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For The Record

Residents report theft of items Delphos man
faces five charges leads to theft
from unlocked vehicles
At 7:30 a.m. Monday,
while on routine patrol,
police recovered items found
in a yard in the 800 block
of East Fifth Street. Reports
indicate officers were able to
locate the owner of the items
who stated that someone had
gained entry into the victim’s
unlocked vehicle and had
taken several personal items
from inside the vehicle.
At 11:30 a.m. Monday,
while on routine patrol in the
600 block of North Franklin
Street, a resident of that area
told officers someone had
gained entry into a parked
vehicle in that area and had
taken personal items from the
vehicle.
The victim stated that a
second vehicle parked at the
same residence had also been
Driver arrested Delphos man
for suspended faces domestic
violence charges
license after
Delphos Police were con-
traffic stop tacted in reference to a domes-
tic violence complaint that had
At 12:48 p.m. Monday,
while on routine patrol,
Delphos Police observed a
vehicle being driven by Jeffrey
R. Brown, 33 of Delphos, who
failed to stop for a posted stop
sign in the 300 block of South
Main Street.
As a result, officers
stopped the vehicle and found
that Brown was operating
the vehicle with a suspended
operators license. Brown was
taken into custody and was
later released.
Brown will appear in Lima
Municipal Court on the charg-
es.
Curfew stop
entered. Reports indicate that
both vehicles were unlocked.
At 2:42 p.m. Monday,
police were called to the 600
block of North Washington
Street in reference to a theft
complaint.
Upon officers’ arrival, the
victim stated that someone
had gained entry into the vic-
tim’s unlocked vehicle and
had caused damage to the
vehicle.
At 9:41 p.m. Monday,
police were called to the 600
block of East Fifth Street
in reference to a theft com-
plaint.
Upon officers’ arrival, the
victim stated that someone
had gained entry into the vic-
tim’s locked vehicle and had
taken several personal items
from inside the vehicle.
occurred in the 300 block of
North Jefferson Street at 3:35
p.m. Monday.
The complainant stated that
the victim was enroute to a
local medical center for treat-
ment of injuries. At 6:46 p.m.,
Police came into contact with
John Anders, 20, of Delphos,
the alleged aggressor. As a
result, Anders was taken into
custody on charges of domes-
tic violence and transported
to the Van Wert County Jail,
where he later posted bond
and was released.
Anders will appear in Van
Wert Municipal Court on the
charge.
after police pursuit investigation
On Saturday at 10:30 p.m.,
while on routine patrol in the
1000 block of Lima Avenue,
Delphos Police observed
David Strayer, 34, of Delphos,
operating a motor vehicle.
Officers attempted to per-
form a traffic stop on Strayer
at which time he refused
to stop. Officers followed
Strayer into the 700 block of
Wayne Street at which time,
Strayer exited his vehicle and
attempted to flee from offi-
cers on foot. Officers caught
up to Strayer a short distance
away at which time Strayer
allegedly resisted officers and
physically assaulted them.
After a short time, Strayer
was taken into custody and
transported to the Van Wert
County Jail, where he is being
held until he appears in Van
Wert Municipal Court.
Strayer is being charged
with assaulting a police offi-
cer, a fourth degree felony;
failure to stop for a police
officer, a first degree mis-
demeanor; resisting arrest, a
second degree misdemeanor;
operating a motor vehicle
impaired, a first degree mis-
demeanor; and driving under
suspension, a first degree mis-
demeanor.
Strayer will appear in Van
Wert Municipal Court today
on the misdemeanor charges
and Van Wert Common Pleas
Court on the felony charge.
Teen faces theft
charges
Delphos Police were called residence. The victim stated
to the 800 block of West that personal items were also
Skinner Street at 12:48 a.m. taken from the residence.
Saturday in reference to a
At 3:03 a.m. Monday,
while on routine patrol in the
100 block of East Fifth Street,
Delphos Police came into con-
tact with Jonathon Seman, 17,
of Delphos.
As a result, officers arrest-
ed Seman for being out after
curfew. While officers spoke
with Seman, it was found that
he had consumed an alcoholic
beverage while being under the
legal drinking age of 21. As
officers continued to investi-
gate the subject, several items
were found on Seman’s person
that were found not to belong to
him and were later reported to
the Delphos Police Department
by residents as being taken
from their vehicles.
Seman was transported to
the Delphos Police Department
where he was later released
to a parent. The theft cases
have been turned over to the
detective bureau for further
investigation.
Air conditioner
unit removed to
burglarize home
Delphos Police were called
to the 400 block of South
Pierce Street at 4:33 p.m.
Sunday in reference to a bur-
glary complaint.
Upon officers’ arrival, the
victim stated that someone
had gained entry to the resi-
dence by removing an air con-
ditioner unit from a second-
story window and entered the
Key box damaged
OBITUARY
Don Hemple, advertising manager
Ronald J. Wessell
Sept. 11, 1932
May 30, 2010
Ronald J. Wessell, 77, of
Ottoville, died at 10:41 a.m.
Sunday at St. Rita’s Medical
Center.
He was born Sept. 11, 1932,
in Hamilton, to Clarence and
Martha (Wurst) Wessell.
On Nov. 26, 1955, he mar-
ried Joan “Tooter” Martin,
who survives in Ottoville.
Survivors also include son
David (Kendra) Wessell of
Ohio City; daughter Debra
(Larry) Altenburger of
Ottoville; brother Jerry (Jan)
Wessell of Delphos; and
grandchildren Noah, Alex and
Grant Altenburger and Luke
and Nya Wessell.
Mr. Wessell was a veteran
of the United States Army.
He was a director of utilities
for the Village of Ottoville
who also owned and operated
Wessell TV and Appliance
in Ottoville and worked
for Ottoville Hardware and
Furniture Company.
He was a member of
The Daily
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garbage containers on the curb
Wednesday evening and recycle
every other Wednesday.
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tion of Delphos is collected on
Friday, with residents placing
garbage containers at the curb
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Thefts from
parks reported
Delphos Police were con-
tacted at 9:27 p.m. Saturday in
reference to a theft report.
The victim stated he was
at Waterworks Park and had
laid his skateboard down and
walked away from it. When
the victim returned it was
found that someone had taken
the skateboard and left with
it.
At 9:15 p.m. Sunday, police
were contacted by a subject
who stated that while he was
at the Delphos Municipal
Swimming Pool, someone had
taken a bicycle owned by the
victim that was parked at the
pool.
theft complaint. Immaculate Conception Day is Allison
Upon officers’ arrival, the
victim stated that Brittany
at home for sale Catholic Church, where he
was a commentator at church;
Youngpeter.
Delphos Police were called to Congratulations
Caudill, 14, of Delphos, had the 400 block of South Franklin a member of the Ottoville
been at the victim’s residence Street at 10:02 p.m. Saturday Lions Club, where he was Allison!
and when Caudill left, she had in reference to some damage to twice past president; social Jefferson’s Scholar of the
gotten into the victim’s vehi- property in that area. member of Ottoville VFW;
cle and had taken the victim’s Day is Dustin
The complainant stated amateur ham radio operator;
personal items from inside the that someone had attempted and a graduate of Ottoville McConnahea.
vehicle. High School, who earned an Congratulations
to remove a combination key
As officers investigated the box that was attached to a associates degree in elec- Dustin!
complaint, it was found that residence that was listed for trical engineering from Students can pick up their
Caudill may have broken into sale in that area. the University of Dayton. awards in their school offices.
several other vehicles in the He enjoyed “wintering” in
Driver cited for
area. As a result, Caudill faces Florida, watching his grand-
LOTTERY
several misdemeanor theft
improper backing
sons play basketball, garden-
charges, an underage con- ing and fishing. CLEVELAND (AP) —
sumption of alcohol charge A Delphos man was cited Mass of Christian These Ohio lotteries were drawn
and pending approval, a felo- for improper backing follow- Burial begins at 10:30 a.m. Monday:
ny theft charge. Wednesday at Immaculate Classic Lotto
ing a two-vehicle accident at 07-08-39-40-43-47
Caudill will appear in Van 1:02 p.m. Sunday in the 1000 Conception Catholic Church,
Wert Juvenile Court on the block of North Main Street. the Rev. John Stites officiat- Estimated jackpot: $2.1 mil-
charges. ing. Burial will follow in St. lion
Jeremy Lindeman, 28, of Mega Millions
Police serve
Delphos, was backing from Mary’s Cemetery with mil-
itary graveside rites by the Estimated jackpot: $12 mil-
a driveway on the east side lion
arrest warrants of North Main Street when a
john boat in the back of his
Ottoville VFW post.
Friends may call from 2-8
Midday 3
4-8-9
At 6:48 p.m. Saturday, pick-up truck struck a vehicle p.m. today at Love-Heitmeyer Midday 4
Delphos Police were made legally parked on Main Street Funeral Home in Jackson 8-1-1-9
aware of an active arrest owned by Jack Spencer. Twp., where the scripture ser- Pick 3
warrant issued out of Allen Light damage was suffered vice begins at 2 p.m. 8-4-7
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theft offense. as the john boat. steeple repair fund. 1-9-9-3
As a result, officers took Powerball
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was turned over to the Allen WEATHER Estimated jackpot: $260
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County Sheriff’s Department. Delphos weather after midnight. Rolling Cash 5
At 7:41 p.m. Saturday, WEDNESDAY: Partly 01-10-12-19-37
officers were made aware of High temperature Monday sunny with a slight chance of Estimated jackpot: $311,000
an active arrest warrant issued in Delphos was 83 degrees, showers and thunderstorms Ten OH
out of Van Wert County for low was 65. Rainfall was in the morning...Then mostly 01-02-03-09-14-16-29-37-
Dustin Wallace for failing to recorded at .53 inch. High a 41-43-48-49-53-60-63-69-72-
cloudy with a chance of showers
appear in court. year ago today was 82, low 74-75-79
and thunderstorms in the after- Ten OH Midday
As a result, officers went to was 52. Record high for today noon. Highs in the lower 80s.
is 101, set in 1934. Record 01-02-05-06-13-14-17-19-
the 500 block of North Main Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. 29-42-47-53-54-56-61-69-71-
Street and arrested Wallace on low is 38, set in 1993. Chance of rain 30 percent. 74-76-77
the warrant.
Wallace was transported
to the Van Wert County Jail,
WEATHER FORECAST
Tri-county
The Associated Press
WEDNESDAY NIGHT:
Mostly cloudy with a chance
of showers and thunder-
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appears in Van Wert Municipal
TONIGHT: Mostly clear.
Lows in the mid 60s. West winds
storms. Lows in the mid 60s. Corn:
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Beans:
$3.29
$4.09
$9.46
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STATE/LOCAL
Glory Ride
to the west. The official name of the Others are: Canyonlands
Temple Square is the Morman Faith is Church of National Park, Natural
heart of the downtown Jesus Christ of Latter-day Bridge National Monument,
area, covering 10 land- Saints. Glen Canyon, Zion National
scaped acres. The most Brigham Young, who Park, Bryce Canyon, along
prominent structure in took over the leadership with National Forests and
the square is the Morman of the Mormons after the more. Dinosaur National
Temple. Construction of death of the founder, John Monument is especially
the Temple began in 1853. Smith, served as governor interesting. A huge build-
The monumental edifice, of the Utah Territory for ing covers the rocks where
surrounded by 6 tall spires, seven years. He lived in the fossilized remains of
took 40 years to finish. the Beehive House with the dinosaurs are preserved
Nearby is the Tabernacle, his family. He practiced for all to see.
which was completed in polygamy; reportedly have During their stay in Salt
1867. This large assem- as many as 27 wives and Lake City, Beth and the
bly hall, with its domed 57 children. Polygamy is other riders were able to
roof, is home to the famous no longer the practice of have two days of horseback
Morman Tabernacle Choir. the Mormons. riding on the Bonneville
The acoustics in the build- Salt Lake City is at Shoreline Trail. It was a
ing are outstanding and the the crossroads of US 80 very rocky trail but beauti-
organ has nearly 11,000 and Interstate 15. It is ful scenery.
pipes. also served by rail and an Beth and her friends
Other buildings in the International Airport. moved their caravan and
square are an assembly Statehood was granted animals on Thursday to
hall, two visitor centers to Utah in 1896. The state Ogden, a few miles to the
and the famous Family boasts of several majes- north. Ogden is at the inter-
History Library, which is tic National Parks and section of Rt. 15 and Rt
Photos submitted open to everyone. It is the Monuments. Some are can- 84. The IRS has a large
largest genealogy library in yons and some are filled headquarters at Ogden.
Chris Waller, on horseback, looks at the Old Lincoln Highway marker in Farmington, America (the second larg- with unusual rock for- The loop around Ogden is
est is just 50 miles away mations, such as Arches very scenic, with a view of
BY HELEN KAVERMAN Ohio, it was hot — in the he looked down into the from us in Fort Wayne). National Park. the Great Salt Lake.
middle to high 80’s all valley and said “This is
Delphos resident Beth week. the right place!” At that
Metzger is participat- Beth and her friends time the area was still part
ing in The Glory Ride and in the Glory Riders have of Mexican Territory. The
Tabernacle. The vision of been in Salt Lake City for Mexican War ended with
the group is to ride from the several days. The ladies, the Treaty of Guadalupe,
west coast to the east coast along with Judda (husband Hidalga in February 1848.
by horseback, worshiping, of Katy), have been guests Before the Mormon’s arriv-
blowing the shofar and ask- at the home of Stan and al, the valley had been home
ing Almighty God to come Elaine Gibbon, who are to the Ute Indians in the
and anoint His people to good friends of Judda and south and the Shoshoni tribe
minister to the millions who Katy. They have a 4-bed- to the north. Before that, the
are about ready to receive room house at the foot of Fremont people occupied
the answer to their prayers. the mountains. The horses the marshlands around the
Her sister, Helen Kaverman, also have nice stables near- Great Salt Lake.
chronicles her ride through by. The dogs and Becky the The area grew rapidly,
phone calls and e-mails. goat also have a nice home. especially after gold was
Stan and Elaine served as discovered in California.
Snow! Snow! Let it super duper pooper scoo- The population of the city
snow! pers, following the horses is now about 200,000,
Beth called me Monday as the Glory Riders rode with another 500,000 liv-
morning and said: “It’s around the Utah State ing in the surrounding val-
snowing…large flakes!” Capitol in prayer. ley. Residents of the city
The snow was sticking to Salt Lake City lies in and valley can watch the
the top of the camper and a beautiful valley. When sunrise over the Wasatch
the ground had a layer of Brigham Young arrived Mountains to the east and
that slushy stuff. At the there with his band of 147 enjoy the sunset behind the
same time back here in Mormons on 24 July 1847, lower Oquirrh Mountains A beautiful view of the mountains from the Gibbon’s living room window.

House Democrats tax jobs and businesses right out of Ohio

By Representative Lynn met with business leaders
Wachtmann (R-Napoleon) throughout Ohio to find the
best course of action for our
Northwest Ohio is no state’s economy so we can
stranger to the difficult econ- create the type of climate that
omy our state is facing. With encourages—not hinders—
Ohio’s unemployment rate job creation.
currently at 10.9 percent— Among these proposals are
which marks one full year House Bill 25 to streamline
of double-digit unemploy- state spending; House Bill 65
ment—the families within to require performance audits
our community are all ask- of state agencies to ensure
ing what is being done in transparency and account-
Columbus to revitalize the ability; and House Bill 240 to
economy and bring jobs back reduce waste, fraud and abuse
to Ohio. from Ohio’s Medicaid. These
I wish I could say that the three bills, in conjunction
past year and a half has been with our other jobs-based and
a collaborative effort to cre- government reform “Future
ate jobs, but that is simply of Ohio” bills, would trim
not the case. down government spending,
As a caucus, the House thus reducing the burden on
Republicans have pro- the taxpayers and making
posed numerous initiatives Ohio more business-friendly.
to strengthen the economy Unfortunately, our
and lower the inflated cost Democratic colleagues have
of state government. We’ve not only ignored our propos-
als, but also increased the
tax burden and state spending
during the worst economy in
decades. Despite the pain that
is being felt across Ohio, they
have become entirely discon-
nected from the people they
were elected to serve. They
have neglected a focus on
job creation in favor of more
partisan maneuvers to silence
Republican ideas and pursue
feel-good measures (3-C rail
and all-day kindergarten, just
to name a few costly boon-
doggles) that do nothing to
create sustainable jobs.
Instead of having an hon-
est debate on our House
Republican measures to cre-
ate jobs and repair the busi-
ness environment, the House
Democrats have let more
than 200,000 Ohio jobs slip
through their fingers as they
continue their high-tax, job-
killing status quo. They have
turned this sacred institution
into a deadlocked, political
circus, and the families and
small businesses of Ohio are
paying the price.
Ohioans have had enough!
They are sick and tired of the
political rhetoric, the regur-
gitated talking points, the
pandering, and the manipula-
tion. They don’t want pol-
iticians—they want leaders
who are willing and able to
guide our great state out of
this recession.
The Democrats have held
the gavel in the House for 18
months now, but they have
nothing to show for it except
record unemployment. I have
served the people of north-
west Ohio for 25 years, and
never before have I witnessed
this degree of blatant par-
tisanship at the expense of
hardworking Ohioans. Our to cover a gunshot wound,
state is bleeding jobs, busi- and unless they wake up and
nesses and families, but the take action, it’s only a mat-
Democrats in the House have ter of time before we lose
not done a thing to stop it. the last vestiges of our once-
They have used Band-Aids prosperous economy.
Answers to Saturday’s questions:
Ohio technically became a state on Aug. 7, 1953. Due
to an oversight, Congress never voted on the resolution to
admit Ohio to the Union until that date.
Old firehouses have circulate staircases because the
horses could navigate the straight ones.
Today’s questions:
How did Wisconsin come to be called the Badger State?
On which holiday are the greatest number of collect calls
generally made in the United States?
Answers in Wednesday’s Herald.
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4A — The Herald Tuesday, June 1, 2010 www.delphosherald.com

“He who talks much cannot always talk well.”

— Carlo Goldoni, Italian dramatist (1707-1793)

Americans may give

health care law a chance
By RICARDO ALONSO-
ZALDIVAR
The Associated Press
WASHINGTON — Toss
it or fix it?
Anxious backers of
President Barack Obama’s
health care overhaul law are
starting to see a flicker of
hope.
While polls show
Americans remain sharply
divided over the Democrats’
Kagan: No need
landmark legislation, they
access to coverage by set-
ting up competitive insur-
ance markets and providing
tax credits for many who
can’t afford premiums now.
Most Americans will have to
carry health insurance, and
insurers will be barred from
turning away people in poor
health.
Those core provisions
don’t take effect until 2014,
but tinkering has already
begun.
Regulation writers at the
changes as needed, or one
who would repeal it entirely
and start over, respondents
picked the one who would
give it a chance by 55-42.
Political independents
favored giving the law a
chance 57-40 in the poll,
taken in early May.
The closest thing to a real
life test of such findings may
have been the hotly contested
election to fill the seat of
the late Rep. John Murtha, a
powerful Democrat who had

IT WAS NEWS THEN

aren’t clamoring for its Health and Human Services long represented his conser-
for court review repeal.
Instead, the public seems
Department are filling in
blanks that lawmakers left
vative, economically strug-
gling district near Pittsburgh.
One Year Ago
• On Saturday, the initial Decoration Day and the 100th of rogue juror willing to listen to candidates
who would give the overhaul
on critical consumer issues,
such as guaranteed coverage
Mark Critz, a former
Murtha aide who ran as the
anniversary of the Delphos Civil War monument, Delphos a chance and fix or improve for children with health prob- Democratic candidate, said
WASHINGTON — A fed- it as needed. That’s the sig- lems. A House Democrat he would have voted against
VFW Post Commander John Grothouse welcomed veterans eral judge warned jurors in a
and citizens to a special ceremony honoring veterans past and death penalty trial 41 times not nal from some surveys and a has introduced legislation to the health care bill, but also
present for their service and sacrifice. congressional race in a bell- let federal employees keep opposed its repeal.
to discuss the case with any- wether Pennsylvania district. young adult dependents on “The health care bill is the
one, not even each other, until It’s a pragmatic, somewhat the government health plan law,” Critz said during the
25 Years Ago — 1985 they were sent off to deliberate
• Jefferson boys track team will compete in seven events on a verdict. counterintuitive outlook. this year, instead of making campaign. “Let’s look at it.
at the state track meet. Members of the team and their events That could be a break for them wait until January. Let’s fix the things that we
That didn’t stop Cynthia Democrats in the fall elec- Americans’ nuanced out- can. Let’s improve it where
are Scot Boggs, pole vault and long jump, Todd Teman, 100, Wilson, the jury foreman,
200, 400 relay and 1600 relay, Chris Grothaus, long jump, 400 from calling five news orga- tions, since Republicans are look is reflected in some we can.” Critz’s comments
relay and 1600 relay, Jay Dewitt, 400 relay, 1600 relay, Alan nizations and placing 71 other campaigning hard for repeal recent polls. For example, were incorporated into a hard-
Syphrit, 400 and 1600 relay, Carl Bonifas alternate for 1600 telephone calls to two fellow of the health care law. an NBC News/Wall Street hitting ad by his Republican
relay and Tony Closson, 400 meter relay. “Though most Americans Journal survey found the opponent. But Critz won the
jurors. still do not favor the law, they public tilting against the law May 18 special election.
• Fort Jennings High School held their third annual aca- U.S. District Judge Joseph
demic banquet recently. Seventy-eight students were honored F. Anderson Jr. of South tend to be leaning toward 44-38, with 36 percent say- “The repeal message is
at the banquet along with the school board members and high Carolina found Wilson’s candidates who would give ing the quality of their health falling flat,” said Maryland
school and grade faculty. Top students in each grade were behavior so outrageous that he it a chance and make some care would get worse, and Rep. Chris Van Hollen,
changes, rather than those only 17 percent believing it chairman of the Democratic
honored for their outstanding achievement. They are senior – held her in contempt of court,
who would repeal it and would improve. Not exactly Congressional Campaign
Julie Metzger, junior – Brenda McGraw, sophomore – Shelly ordering her to return $2,500
start over again,” said Robert a vote of confidence. Committee. “People want to
Broecker, and freshman – Cheryl Meyer. of her juror’s pay and perform Blendon, a Harvard public But when asked if they work to implement the law
• St. John’s junior Matt Scarr will make his fourth appear- 120 hours of community ser- health school professor who would be more likely to vote and make changes as neces-
ance in Class A competition when he runs the 1600 metwrs vice. Anderson said he would follows opinion trends on for a congressional candi- sary, they don’t want to go
Saturday at Ohio Stadium. Last year he competed in the 3,200 have put Wilson in jail for six health care. date willing to give the law back and re-debate and re-
meters. His other appearances at state have been in cross coun- months if she did not have four The law seeks to expand a chance to work and make litigate this whole issue.”

Al-Qaida: No. 3 official killed

try. Scarr qualified for state by finishing four in the region in children at home.
4:31. But when the defendant in
the case, Brandon Basham,
50 Years Ago – 1960 asked for his death sentence
• A brief but impressive Memorial Day service was held to be thrown out as a result of By KIMBERLY DOZIER in December “lost both its Boya near the main town in
Monday before the dedicated monument at the library park. Wilson’s conduct, Anderson The Associated Press internal and external opera- the area, Miran Shah.
Following the posting of the colors, Rev. John Quennville, refused and the 4th U.S. tions chiefs,” the official said The intelligence officials
assistant priest at St. John’s Catholic Church, spoke the Circuit Court of Appeals in WASHINGTON — on condition of anonymity said they received word of
invocation. Mayor Richard F. Wulfhorst spoke briefly on the Richmond, Va., backed him Al-Qaida announced Monday because of the sensitivity of al-Yazid’s death last week
significance of the day. The ceremonial laying of flowers was up. that its No. 3 official, Mustafa the information. and confirmed it by speak-
done by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion And when Basham took his al-Yazid, had been killed The Egyptian-born al- ing to local tribal elders and
and the auxiliaries of the organizations. A salute was fired by plea to the Supreme Court, along with members of his Yazid, also known as Sheik Taliban members. They said
a firing squad, after which taps were sounded. Rev. Walter Solicitor General Elena Kagan family — perhaps one of the Saeed al-Masri, was a found- their sources had not seen
Marks, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, agreed that the judge had made most severe blows to the ter- ing member of al-Qaida and al-Yazid’s body and did not
pronounced the benediction. Preceding the service, a parade the correct call. The high court, ror movement since the U.S. the group’s prime conduit to know where he was buried.
moved to the park from Fourth and Canal streets. Music for the to which Kagan has since been campaign against al-Qaida Osama bin Laden and Ayman Al-Yazid has been one
parade was furnished under Delphos St. John’s Band under the nominated, could say as early began. A U.S. official said al-Zawahri. He was key to of many targets in a U.S.
direction of Tom Herrman. as today whether it will hear al-Yazid was believed to have day-to-day control, with Predator drone campaign
Basham’s case. died in a U.S. missile strike. a hand in everything from aimed at militants in Pakistan
75 Years Ago — 1935 It is no surprise that the A statement posted on finances to operational plan- since President Barack Obama
• Forty-three young people, 26 boys and 17 girls were government is seeking to pre- an al-Qaida Website said al- ning, the U.S. official said. took office. Al-Yazid made no
graduated from Jefferson High School when the annual com- serve what it already has won, Yazid, which it described as Al-Yazid has been report- secret of his contempt for the
mencement exercises were held at the Jefferson auditorium. especially after the time and the organization’s top com- ed killed before, in 2008, United States, once calling it
expense of a capital punish- mander in Afghanistan, was but this is the first time his “the evil empire leading cru-
Diplomas were presented by Supt. E. W. Bell who spoke of the
ment trial. killed along with his wife, death has been acknowledged sades against the Muslims.”
11 years he has spent in Delphos. “Alma Mater” was sung by Basham’s guilt in a bru-
a quartet composed of Gerald Kollsmith, Robert Porter, Paul tal, senseless crime is not in three daughters, a grandchild by the militant group on the “We have reached the
Kloeppel and Carl L. Miller, all members of the graduating dispute, as even his lawyers and other men, women and Internet. point where we see no differ-
class. children but did not say how Two Pakistani intelligence ence between the state and the
concede. Basham was con- or where. officials, speaking on condi- American people,” al-Yazid
• A large number of members of the clergy and other visi- victed by a jury and Chadrick
tors will be in Delphos to attend the First Solemn High Mass of Fulks pleaded guilty to kid- The statement did not give tion of anonymity because told Pakistan’s Geo TV in
Rev. Father Adrian Brandehoff at St. John’s Catholic Church. napping and killing 44-year- an exact date for al-Yazid’s they were not authorized to a June 2008 interview. “The
A dinner for relatives of Father Brandehoff and for members of old Alice Donovan during a death, but it was dated by talk to the media, said al- United States is a non-Mus-
the clergy will be served at the Knights of Columbus rooms. two-week crime spree after the the Islamic calendar month Yazid died in a U.S. missile lim state bent on the destruc-
of “Jemadi al-Akhar,” which strike on May 21 in the North tion of Muslims.”
• Memorial Day was well observed in Delphos with a pair escaped from a Hopkins
falls in May. Waziristan tribal area. The shadowy, 55-year-old
parade being held as planned. The American Legion conducted County, Ky., jail in 2002.
A U.S. official in Soon after the attack, offi- al-Yazid has been involved
services at Library Park, including a flag raising ceremo- Fulks also has been sentenced Washington said word was cials reported that two for- with Islamic extremist move-
nial, prayers and the sounding of Taps by Paul Kloeppel. The to death. “spreading in extremist cir- eigners were among the 10 ments for nearly 30 years
Veterans of Foreign Wars conducted the services at West Side They also have pleaded cles” of his death in Pakistan’s people killed, but did know since he joined radical student
Cemetery. guilty to killing 19-year-old tribal areas in the past two their identities. Five women groups led by fellow Egyptian
Marshall University student weeks. and two children were also al-Zawahri, now the No. 2
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Samantha Burns in West
Virginia.
His death would be a major
blow to al-Qaida, which
wounded in the attack, which
occurred in the village of
figure in al-Qaida after bin
Laden.

Dishing with Boehner

The Delphos Herald welcomes letters to the editor. Letters
should be no more than 400 words. The newspaper reserves
the right to edit content for length, clarity and grammar. Letters
concerning private matters will not be published. WASHINGTON — with undertones of “Mister
Failure to supply a full name, home address and daytime On domestic issues, House
phone number will slow the verification process and delay pub- Minority Leader John Boehner
lication. is unequivocal in his sup-
Letters can be mailed to The Delphos Herald, 405 N. Main port for three items: Quench,
St., Delphos, Ohio 45833, faxed to 419-692-7704 or e-mailed Dawn and OxiClean.
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ymous letters will not be printed. liquid, and OxiClean the laun-
dry stain remover -- the first
Moderately confused two are products of Procter
& Gamble, one of the largest
employers in Boehner’s Ohio.
These state secrets sur-
faced when I asked the per-
petually tan Boehner, who
insists he was “born tan,” how
to treat my sunburn. Firing
up a Camel Light, his first of
three during our 40-minute
interview in his Capitol office,
he said, “Ah, I’m a Quench
believer.”
Before we moved on to more
pressing concerns, Boehner
riffed on other favorite prod-
ucts. Dawn works not only on
dishes, but on oil-slicked birds,
as the manufacturer’s web site
boasts. As for OxiClean, look
no further than Boehner’s daz-
zling white shirt.
You have to admire a man
who can juggle both Heloise
and Nancy Pelosi in the same
paragraph. You also can’t
help noticing that Boehner is
at once commanding and pre-
ternaturally laid back. What
he doesn’t show (but others
tell) is that he is savvy, a man
of his word, and has a coach’s
eye for others’ talent and is
KATHLEEN PARKER
Point
of View
happy to hand off the ball.
So why should Americans
trust Republicans in light of
the GOP’s own profligate
ways when they controlled
Congress? Boehner’s answer
might be his party’s bumper
sticker this year: “We learned
our lesson.”
“Are people leery? Oh
yeah. But we’re winning
two-to-one with independents
today.”
For Boehner, being called
the “Party of No” isn’t a regret-
table invective. It is a strat-
egy aimed at highlighting the
contrast between those running
things and those who want to run
things. That deafening silence
you hear from Republicans
about the Gulf oil spill? All the
better for Americans to hear
the glubglubglub of Democrats
and the administration going
down the drain.
Boehner & Co. are busy,
meanwhile, conducting a mas-
sive digital listening tour via
GOP’s new “America Speaking
Out” web site, where voters
can submit and vote on ideas.
It’s user-friendly to a fault,
Rogers’ Neighborhood,” such
that Dick, Jane and even Spot
can play.
Then again, Republicans
finally figured out the miracle
of social media and are using
it to engage voters angry that
Washington seems to neither
listen nor care what they think.
Companion to the “speaking
out” site is YouCut, unveiled
by Rep. Eric Cantor earlier this
month, where Americans can
vote on spending cuts. In one
video, Rep. Michele Bachmann,
R-Minn., announces the win-
ner: pay raises for Congress
and federal employees (except
military personnel).
The sites have stirred
some controversy among
Democrats, who have their
own ideas for spending cuts
— the money being used to
underwrite websites. While
Republican leaders insist the
sites are vehicles for collect-
ing ideas that will shape the
GOP’s agenda, Democrats
charged that public funding
is being used for political pur-
poses. Of course, Democrats
did the same thing with their
“Six for ‘06” effort. What is in
the public interest, and what
may also prove politically
advantageous, is a blurred
tightrope both parties have
walked. Boehner’s office says
no campaign funds have been
used, nor is there a campaign
component to the websites.
Boehner is reluctant to
speculate about November,
when 100 seats will be in play.
If things go bump on election
night — and should Boehner
replace Pelosi as speaker —
expect to see lots of blood
on the floor. First to get the
hatchet would be health care
reform, which Republicans
would seek to replace with
“common sense” measures
to reduce insurance costs
and secure jobs. Other pri-
orities would include line-by-
line budget cuts, entitlement
reform, and restoration of the
integrity of the House, which
Boehner says has been dam-
aged by previous speakers’
emphasis on partisan gains.
“That’s why the Congress
of the United States is broken
and I aim to fix it.”
That’s a mighty high bar,
especially given the significant
“scar tissue” between the par-
ties, as Boehner puts it. But
when 43 cents of every dol-
lar spent has to be borrowed,
somebody, as President Obama
described the oil crisis, has to
“plug the damn hole.”
Whether Republicans
have the ways and means to
do that remains to be deter-
mined by the voters, but while
Democrats are scrubbing oil
from the Gulf, Republicans
are greasing the gears for a
much-anticipated rebellion.
Kathleen Parker’s e-mail address
is kathleenparker@washpost.com.
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In the Waiting Room ...
Happy Birthday
Summertime and
with Dr. Celeste Lopez
June 2
Dana Sterling
Claire Abigail Wasem
Thomas Waldick
the zen of baseball
Edy Carder
Delphos
2 Col x 8”
It’s summertime and my this tee-ball experience is fun rassed every time you run
favorite time of the year. It to them but I suspect many into the other parents who
reminds me of watermelon of them can’t understand for were in the stands when you
and sunshine, swimming and the life of them what their had a meltdown.
limitless possibilities. But one parents are screaming about. Your kids may not say
of my favorite things about Why do their parents want it and they often pretend to
summer is baseball. Since my them to watch the ball, the ignore you when they are
son started playing tee-ball in ball is NOT that interesting out there, but they notice
kindergarten, it has seemed — at least not as interesting you. You may be surprised
like a gateway to
the summer for me.
Mind you, tee ball
is to baseball what
as kicking dande-
lion stems.
As the kids get
older they start tak-
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SCHOOL STATE TRACK

Defense foils Jays’ shot at State
AND FIELD HEATS
Division III Boys
Name - Seed Time
4x800-Meter Relay: 1a.
Minster 8:07.21; 1b. Louisville
St. Thomas Aquinas 7:54.40; 2a.
Findlay Liberty-Benton 8:11.58;
2b. Gahanna Columbus Academy
7:58.47; 3a. Attica Seneca
East 8:12.60; 3b. Cortland
Maplewood 7:50.83; 4a. North
Lima South Range 8:06.02; 4b.
West Unity Hilltop 8:12.85; 5a.
Garfield Heights Trinity 8:03.99;
5b. Cedarville 8:05.88; 6a. New
Bremen 8:03.90; 6b. Russia
8:05.20; 7a. Elmore Woodmore
8:06.88; 7b. Liberty Center
8:13.55; 8a. Fredericktown
8:08.58; 8b. Sycamore Mohawk
8:08.87.
110-Meter Hurdles:
Heat 1
1. Hogrefe, Hamler Patrick
Henry 15.50; 2. Jordan, Bedford
St. Peter Chanel 14.97; 3.
Wine, Nelsonville-York 15.19; 4.
Cernansky, Steubenville Catholic
Central 14.36; 5. Frye, Columbus
Bishop Ready 15.03; 6. Zirkle,
West Liberty-Salem 14.90; 7.
Luginbuhl, Bluffton 15.40; 8.
Francis, Russia 15.09.
Heat 2: 1. Gatton,
Fredericktown 15.53;
Speckman, New Bremen 15.06;
3. Steinmetz, Toledo Christian
15.30; 4. Sanders, Lockland 14.85;
5. Conkle, Findlay Liberty-Benton
14.96; 6. Caldwell, Smithville
14.64; 7. Kunkler, Lancaster
Fisher Catholic 15.35; 8. Baker,
Hanoverton United 15.00.
100-Meter Dash
Heat 1: 1. Wilde, Norwalk
St. Paul 11.32; 2. Chambers,
Bedford St. Peter Chanel 11.06;
3. Knight, Anna 11.23; 4. Phlipot,
Minster 10.92; 5. Haynes, Coal
Grove Dawson-Bryant 11.15;
6. Sherman, North Robinson
Colonel Crawford 11.21; 7.
Guerra, Kansas Lakota 11.31; 8.
Slone, Columbus Bishop Ready
11.31
Heat 2: 1. Dicello, East
Palestine 11.38; 2. Welsh, North
Robinson Colonel Crawford 11.21;
3. Spallinger, Pandora-Gilboa
11.30; 4. Melone, Columbiana
10.98; 5. Strup, Defiance Tinora
11.10; 6. Westlake, Steubenville
Catholic Central 11.06; 7. Cosey,
Yellow Springs 11.24; 8. Evan
Burgei, Delphos St. John’s
11.28.
4x200-Meter Relay:
Heat 1: 1. Hicksville 1:32.12; 2.
Warren John F. Kennedy 1:30.62;
3. Defiance Tinora 1:31.35; 4.
West Lafayette Ridgewood
1:29.69; 5. North Robinson
Colonel Crawford 1:30.88; 6.
Dayton Jefferson Township
1:30.88; 7. Plymouth 1:33.07; 8.
Mechanicsburg 1:31.88.
Heat 2: 1. Bainbridge Paint
Valley 1:33.48; 2. Lima Central
Catholic 1:31.72; 3. Wheelersburg
1:32.47; 4. Archbold 1:29.71;
5. Anna 1:30.38; 6. Louisville
St. Thomas Aquinas 1:30.12;
7. Yellow Springs 1:31.79; 8.
Smithville 1:30.92.
1,600-Meter Run: 1a.
Pohlman, Russia 4:21.38; 1b.
McLean, West Jefferson 4:27.94;
2a. Potes, Fredericktown 4:23.18;
2b. Butler, Findlay Liberty-
Benton 4:22.60; 3a. Fisher, Delta
4:26.77; 3b. Bottorff, Cortland
Maplewood 4:26.46; 4a. Rupe,
Cortland Maplewood 4:19.71; 4b.
Hamlin, Tipp City Bethel 4:35.74;
5a. Kunkel, McDonald 4:26.98;
5b. Jonathan Rex, Spencerville
4:37.15; 6a. Schroeder, Leipsic
4:32.68; 6b. Bragg, Springfield
Emmanuel Christian Academy
4:22.07; 7a. Holman, West
Alexandria Twin Valley South
4:33.16; 7b. Pelletier, Burton
Berkshire 4:24.04; 8a. Markko,
Bainbridge Paint Valley 4:28.78;
8b. Britton, North Robinson
Colonel Crawford 4:21.71.
4x100-Meter Relay:
Heat 1: 1. Maria Stein
Marion Local 44.42; 2. West
2010 OHIO HIGH
By JIM METCALFE life out of a normally-potent
The Delphos Herald
jmetcalfe@delphosherald.com
Blue Jay lineup. Third pitcher
J.J. Buckey went three frames
8. East Palestine 43.73. of 1-hit, 3 walk ball, fanning
400-Meter Dash: HAMLER — Only one real three. Tom Jamieson returned
Heat 1: 1. Whitley, stat — 5-1 — dictated the out- for the seventh inning and
Wheelersburg 50.97; 2. Tobin,
Sherwood Fairview 50.25; 3. come of the St. John’s-Toledo stranded two runners.
Ramey, Convoy Crestview 49.93; Ottawa Hills Division IV “When we were down 8-6,
4. Cook, Harrod Allen East 48.80; regional-final baseball match- I was pretty sure we weren’t
5. Webb, Mechanicsburg 49.90; up on a beautiful Saturday going to end up with six.
6. Ringold, Warren John F.
Kennedy 49.90; 7. Schalk, New afternoon at Patrick Henry’s We’ve been pretty potent all
Riegel 50.89; 8. Isaacs, Xenia Garrold Parratt Field. season,” Ottawa Hills coach
Christian 50.57. That was the errors com- Chris Hardman noted. “My
Heat 2: 1. Huffman, Toledo mitted by the Blue Jays versus father was going crazy — I
Christian 51.05; 2. Young,
Cedarville 50.45; 3. Hoster, the Green Bears and cost the thought he was going to have
Gahanna Columbus Academy Blue and Gold their first-ever a heart attack — to just relax
50.59; 4. Keny, Gahanna berth in the state semifinals, and that we’d be all right.”
Columbus Academy 49.50; 5. falling 13-8. The Jays tried to retali-
Terry, Louisville St. Thomas
Aquinas 49.86; 6. Spallinger, The Green Bears (19- ate in the home half of the
Pandora-Gilboa 48.87; 7. Kirksey, 10) moved on to face Fort fourth. Tyler Bergfeld walked
Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas Loramie at 10 a.m. Thursday to lead it off. Jordan Leininger
50.48; 8. Hull, Warren John F. at Huntington Park in launched a deep drive to cen-
Kennedy 50.49.
300-Meter Hurdles: Columbus. ter, seemingly for extra bases.
Tom Morris photos
Heat 1: 1. Conkle, Findlay Those miscues were par- However, centerfielder Rohan
Liberty-Benton 40.59; 2. Caldwell, ticularly costly in the fourth Shah made a brilliant leap- During the Blue Jays’ 4-run second inning, St. John’s
Smithville 39.34; 3. Young, inning, with the “host” Blue ing catch, robbing the Jays senior Nate Webb slides in to home plate before the tag
Archbold 39.91; 4. Cernansky, attempt. However, Ottawa Hills rallied down the Blue Jays
Steubenville Catholic Central Jays (16-11) leading 8-6. of a run. As well, Bergfeld,
38.53; 5. Gatton, Fredericktown With one on — No. 9 hitter already heading for third, had 13-8.
40.12; 6. Mercer, South Charleston Will Longthorne — due to to retrace his steps and was us off,” Metzger continued. squeeze to perfection.
Southeastern 39.72; 7. Kasson, a leadoff walk, the Jays had a dead duck. Chris Pohlman “We didn’t have enough time The Jays replied with three
2. Lancaster Fisher Catholic 40.82;
8. Sanders, Lockland 40.47. an easy chance to turn a line walked but the next batter to really adjust to one before in the third against Jamieson.
Heat 2: 1. Wine, Nelsonville- drive into a double play but fanned looking. they put in another.” With one gone, J. Pohlman
York 42.66; 2. Francis, Russia failed to do so. They then had TOH pieced together two J. Pohlman check-swung a doubled to left. MacLennan
40.18; 3. Vanburen, North the chance to end the inning hits, including an RBI knock 1-out hit down the right-field walked and Vogt was hit by
Robinson Colonel Crawford
40.22; 4. Zirkle, West Liberty- on a twin-killing but failed by Kyle Jurecki (2-for-5, line and an out later, Austin a pitch to load the bases. A
Salem 39.62; 5. Benecke, once again. That opened the 2 runs, 2 RBIs), to put the Vogt walked. However, Ryan wild pitch moved the runners,
Defiance Tinora 39.85; 6. Dunlap, door. Two hits — including a Green Bears up 13-8 in the Densel bounced out to first scoring J. Pohlman. Webb
McDonald 39.22; 7. Jones, baseman Lesinski to end the lined a shot to right, scoring
Castalia Margaretta 40.34; 8.
Bates, West Lafayette Ridgewood game and the Jays’ season. MacLennan and putting run-
39.72. “I thought our defense was ners on the corner. He swiped
800-Meter Run: 1a. Avers, great. Rohan’s catch in center second. Geise bounced to sec-
Elmore Woodmore 1:58.38; 1b. field was one everyone will ond, scoring Vogt and send-
Frey, Pettisville 1:59.04; 2a.
Watson, Rocky River Lutheran talk about,” Hardman added. ing Webb to third. However,
West 1:57.52; 2b. Wallace, “However, I thought second he was left there.
Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy baseman, Michael Deckebach, “I’m extremely proud of
1:56.28; 3a. Hilsheimer, Gahanna made two huge stops on balls the kids. We showed a lot of
Columbus Academy 1:57.81; 3b.
Harnish, Bluffton 1:58.78; 4a. hit up the middle. Both ended character to get here, con-
Dougherty, Louisville St. Thomas innings and prevented poten- sidering we started out 3-7,”
Aquinas 1:55.70; 4b. Butler, tially bigger innings.” Metzger added. “We lose
Findlay Liberty-Benton 1:53.97; Toledo combined two hit- three seniors and they will
5a. Burton, Cincinnati Deer Park
1:57.72; 5b. Parrett, Cedarville batters and two hits — includ- be tough to replace but we
1:58.85; 6a. Parker, Sycamore ing a bases-loaded 2-run have a lot of youngsters that
Mohawk 1:59.22; 6b. Hartman, knock to center by Jamieson I think are hungry and got a
Cortland Maplewood 1:57.94; — to go up 2-0 in the top lot of playing time this spring.
7a. Mantell, Columbus Bishop
Ready 1:59.43; 7b. McGuire, of the first. However, a relay ACME ball will be important
Fredericktown 1:59.52; 8a. throw from Calvelage to for them.”
Webster, New Bremen 1:56.65; Densel to C. Pohlman nabbed OTTAWA HILLS (13)
8b. Cordell, Caldwell 1:56.96. Schollenberger trying to score. ab-r-h-rbi
200-Meter Dash:
Heat 1: 1. Whitford, Minster Blue Jay shortstop Ty Bergfeld looks to first to complete Calvelage led off the Jays’ Moreau
J.J. Buckey 3b/p 4-2-2-0, Adam
ss 4-2-2-0, Tom Schollenberger
22.76; 2. Beers, Plymouth 22.38; the double play and end the fourth inning but is unsuccess- half with an infield hit to c 3-3-2-3, Tom Jamieson dh/3b/p 5-0-
3. Wiggins, West Lafayette ful. The door was then opened for Ottawa Hills and they short, stole second, advanced 3-2, Matt Orgel lf/pr 0-1-0-0, Kyle
Jurecki p/rf 5-2-2-2, Jamie Lesinski 1b
Ridgewood 22.43; 4. Oliver,
went on to post six runs before the third out was collected on a bounceout by Bergfeld 3-1-0-0-0, Rohan Shah cf 3-1-1-1, Nick
Dayton Jefferson Township 21.86;
5. Strup, Defiance Tinora 22.49; by the Jays. and scored on an error on a Fischer ph 1-0-0-0, Michael Deckebach
2b 2-0-0-0, Will Longthorne lf 2-0-0-0.
6. Haynes, Coal Grove Dawson- pickoff try for a 2-1 score. Totals 32-13-12-8.
Bryant 22.19; 7. Hammersmith, 2-run jack by the next batter, fifth. However, Webb fanned After a 1-2-3 OH sec- ST. JOHN’S (8)
ab-r-h-rbi
Archbold 22.75; 8. Craigmiles, Tom Schollenberger (2-for-3, Jamie Lesinski with runners ond, the Jays put up a 4 spot Tanner Calvelage cf 3-1-2-0, Ty
Wheelersburg 22.51.
Heat 2: 1. Spallinger, Pandora- 3 runs, 3 runs batted in) — on second and third. against southpaw Jurecki. J. Bergfeld ss 3-0-0-0, Jordan Leininger rf
Gilboa 22.86; 2. Knight, Anna a hit batter and three errors Senior Mitchell MacLennan Pohlman led off with a base Pohlman p/ph 3-2-3-0, Ryan Edelbrock
4-0-0-0, Chris Pohlman c 3-0-0-0, Joel
22.45; 3. Guerra, Kansas Lakota later, the Green Bears now led walked to commence the hit, burgled second and scored 2b 1-0-0-0, Mitchell MacLennan lf 2-2-
22.62; 4. Welsh, North Robinson 12-8 and senior Nate Webb home half and stole second; courtesy of MacLennan’s 1-1, Austin Vogt 1b 2-2-1-0, Jordan
Bergfeld pr 0-0-0-0, Nate Webb dh/p 3-1-
Colonel Crawford 22.18; 5.
Melone, Columbiana 22.25; 6. had relieved fellow senior Joel however, he overslid the bag knock to right. He advanced 2-2, Ryan Densel 2b/3b 1-0-0-0, Curtis
Phlipot, Minster 21.95; 7. Kirkland, Pohlman (3-5) on the mound. and was tagged out. on a balk and went to third Geise 3b/p 3-0-1-2. Totals 28-8-10-5.
Score by Innings:
Bedford St. Peter Chanel 22.46; “We should have been out The Jays turned a double on Vogt’s hit to right. Webb Ott. Hills 2 0 4 610 0 - 13
8. Murray, Steubenville Catholic of the inning before that. We play behind third pitcher (2-for-3) doubled to left center St. John’s 143 000 0-8
Central 22.50. E: Geise 4, Jurecki, C. Pohlman;
3,200-Meter Run: 1a. had the chance to turn double Curtis Geise in the top of the to plate MacLennan and push DP: Ottawa Hills 1, St. John’s 1; LOB:
Alexander, Old Fort 10:06.09; plays twice and didn’t do it,” sixth on a popped-up bunt to Vogt to third. Geise singled to Ottawa Hills 10, St. John’s 6; 2B:
1b. Gliha, Garfield Heights Trinity Jays coach Dan Metzger said. prevent themselves from fall- score Vogt and push Webb to Jamieson, J. Pohlman, Webb; HR:
Schollenberger; SB: Calvelage 2,
9:30.11; 2a. McKelley, Louisville “We gave them extra outs in ing further behind. third. With Calvelage at bat, Webb 2, Buckey, J. Pohlman; CS:
St. Thomas Aquinas 9:38.67; 2b.
Fisher, Delta 9:48.97; 3a. Trusty, that inning and it caught up to Tanner Calvelage (2-for- Geise was picked off base MacLennan (by Schollenberger); POB:
Geise (by Jurecki); Sac: Longthorne.
Sycamore Mohawk 9:52.22; 3b. us. You cannot give an oppo- 3, 2 stolen bases) blooped a but remained in a rundown IP H R ER BB SO
Brickner, Tiffin Calvert 9:50.55; nent extra outs, especially at 1-out hit to right in the bottom long enough to allow Webb to OTTAWA HILLS
4a. Oberneder, Delta 9:57.81; 4b. this time of the season. They half but was left there. slide home safely. Calvelage Jamieson
Jurecki 2 6 5 4 1 0
Neer, Galion Northmor 9:48.22; 5a. 1 2 3 3 1 0
Eilerman, New Bremen 9:49.76; hit the ball pretty well, too, and Ottawa Hills loaded the walked, stole second and went Buckey (W) 3 1 0 0 3 3
5b. Stewart, Mechanicsburg that makes it even more impor- bases with two outs in the to third on a comebacker by Jamieson 1 1 0 0 1 1
ST. JOHN’S
9:54.27; 6a. Holubeck, Bellaire tant to play sound defense. We seventh but Geise struck out Bergfeld. He was left there. J.Pohlman (L,3-5) 3.2 8 11 6 2 2
St. John Central 9:29.42; 6b. didn’t do that today and they pinch-hitter Nick Fischer to Ottawa Hills went up 6-5 Webb 1.1 2 2 1 3 2
Bragg, Springfield Emmanuel
Christian Academy 9:33.89; 7a. capitalized. They deserve the end the threat. in the third as they combined Geise 2 2 0 0 1 3
WP: Jamieson, Webb; PB: C.
Merkel, Gates Mills Gilmour credit for the timely hits in cru- “They used three different four hits and two errors to Pohlman; Balk: Jurecki; HBP: Moreau
Academy 9:25.63; 7b. Roeth, cial situations.” pitchers and each one was plate those four tallies. Two (by J. Pohlman), Schollenberger (by
J. Pohlman), Lesinski (by J. Pohlman),
Houston 9:42.22; 8a. Gates, That seemed to suck all the a little different. That threw times they used the suicide Deckebach (by Webb).

Cardinals hit offensive highs, whip Reds 12-4

Lafayette Ridgewood 43.60; 3. Belpre 9:49.94; 8b. Graber,
New Lebanon Dixie 44.00; 4. Stryker 9:56.91.
Steubenville Catholic Central 4x400-Meter Relay:
42.93; 5. North Robinson Colonel Heat 1: 1. Cincinnati Hills
Crawford 43.57; 6. Norwalk Christian Academy 3:26.18; 2.
St. Paul 43.88; 7. Worthington in the fifth inning and their Warren John F. Kennedy 3:22.87; The Associated Press in the first ended a run of 19 3-run rally for a 4-3 lead.
Christian 44.43; 8. Lima Central rookie left-hander overcame 3. Harrod Allen East 3:24.66; 4. scoreless innings at home to Felipe Lopez’ 2-run double
Catholic 43.94. ST. LOUIS — An hour- a shaky start in a 12-4 vic- Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas start the season by Garcia in the fifth made it 7-3 and
Heat 2: 1. Lancaster Fisher 3:21.19; 5. Gahanna Columbus
Catholic 44.67; 2. Hicksville A Tradition of Performance
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cus.
Bryant 44.18; 4. Anna 43.30; a first-place tie in the 3:27.66; 8. Elmore Woodmore as the lone rookie in their previous five and were
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5. Defiance Tinora 43.37; 6.The St. Louis Cardinals NL Central. 3:25.23. the rotation but now is in first place alone for five
Louisville St. Thomas Aquinas
See TRACK, page 7A knocked out Bronson Arroyo
43.38; 7. Mechanicsburg 44.01; Albert Pujols one of three due to inju- straight days, a season high.
extended his streak ries. The Cardinals had Garcia allowed only an
of reaching base to a season-high for runs unearned run on four hits the
A Tradition of Performance nine straight plate appearanc- and hits (16) while improving next five innings and singled
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in the fifth inning, hitting into innings for only the second Notes: The Reds were 18-12 in
May, matching their best win total
a double play. Pujols added an time, giving up season highs for the month since going 18-11
RBI single in a 5-run sixth. for walks (five) and hits (10). in 2004. ... Joey Votto (sore neck)
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NBA finals Track

is Lakers-
(Continued from page 6A) St. Paul 22’00; Skiba, Mineral
Heat 2: 1. Plymouth 3:27.99; Ridge 21’02; Guerra, Kansas
2. Findlay Liberty-Benton 3:25.06; Lakota 21’08; Peterson, East
3. Reedsville Eastern 3:26.90; Palestine 20’09.75.
4. Archbold 3:23.39; 5. Minster Flight 2: McEldowney,

Celtics, Part 12
By BRIAN MAHONEY
The Associated Press
Here comes Kobe Bryant’s
chance against the team that
beat him two years ago.
He’s far from the only
Lakers great to fall
short against Boston.
Get ready for
Lakers-Celtics, Part 12,
the league’s most sto-
ried franchises renew-
Mike Campbell photo ing their rivalry in the
Luedeke celebrates: Casey Luedeke celebrates winning NBA finals.
his first Limaland Motorsports Park Modified feature. Boston beat Los
3:23.47; 6. North Lima South Morral Ridgedale 19’08; Farmer,
Range 3:22.70; 7. Mechanicsburg Sarahsville Shenandoah 20’04.50;
3:25.14; 8. Cortland Maplewood Peoples, Mechanicsburg
3:23.53. 20’06.50; Sleigh, Archbold
Discus: 21’08.50; Settles, Cincinnati Clark
Flight 1: Long, Anna 142’10; Montessori 20’09; Blevins, Dalton
Lucas, Morral Ridgedale 150’02; 21’01.25; McClatchie, Powell
Corwin, Castalia Margaretta Village Academy 20’01; Geygan,
expected. Nobody predicted 151’03; Dylan Vogt, Columbus Columbus Grandview Heights
this one. Grove 164’01; Eatmon, Bucyrus 19’10.
Shot Put:
While the Lakers were the Wynford 161’06; Harris, Newark
Flight 1: Newman, Botkins
Catholic 170’0; Welliver, Mineral
best of the West all season, the Ridge 148’07; Bowling, Fremont 49’00.75; Rickard, Fostoria St.
Celtics stumbled over the second St. Joseph Central Catholic Wendelin 50’08.50; Howell,
Smithville 52’05.50; Lyons, New
half and were only a No. 4 seed in 153’0.
Middletown Springfield 55’06.75;
Flight 2: 1. Butler, Tipp City
the Eastern Conference. Bethel 140’08; Tayala, McDonald Miller, Waynesfield-Goshen
But they’re redis- 179’0; Steven Metcalfe, Delphos 53’10.50; Harris, Newark Catholic
54’03.75; Whitcomb, Jeromesville
covered the defense St. John’s 152’02; Nathan
Hillsdale 52’07; Adamson,
that contained Bryant Jackson, Delphos St. John’s
141’04; Boes, Pandora-Gilboa Georgetown 50’04.25.
two years ago and after 150’01; Kent, North Robinson Flight 2: Christian, Covington
eliminating Dwyane Colonel Crawford 184’08; 46’07.50;
Spencerville
Tyler
53’11;
Obringer,
Cross,
Wade and LeBron Engstrom, Sugarcreek Garaway
144’07; Martin, Ashland Mapleton Columbiana 53’09.25; Kent,
James, now they get North Robinson Colonel Crawford
151’01.
another shot at the High Jump: 1. Parrish, 60’04.25; Porter, Lucas 51’05;
Masin, Tipp City Bethel 48’08;
Lakers’ star. Gahanna Columbus Academy
Dylan Vogt, Columbus Grove

Memorial Cup Night

6’01; Hochstettler, Pandora-Gilboa
Angeles in the 2008 The Celtics limited 6’05; Schwieterman, Maria Stein 55’09.75; Brickey, Lucasville
finals, with a dominant Bryant to 25.7 points Marion Local 6’06; Hoying, Russia Valley 50’09.75.
defense that made life per game in the finals Pole Vault:

produces first-time winners

For The Delphos Herald
ELIDA — The Memorial Day holiday
weekend has long been one of racing’s
greatest weekends with both open-
wheel and stock car major leagues
having high-profile events.
At Limaland Motorsport Park and its
ultra-competitive field of cars regularly 8. 48-Tommy Kerce; 9. 27K-Ryan
exhibited, the magic of the Memorial
Cup seems to get more thrilling with
each passing season. The 2010 ver-
sion may have been the best to date as
all three division feature events sported OO-Ryan Grubaugh; 3. 10-Pete Ischi; a chance to see how much
dramatic conclusions and tremendous
racing drama.
Once again, more than 40 sprint
6’05; Wine, Nelsonville-York 6’02;
Reardon, Fremont St. Joseph Final: Goebel, Edgerton
miserable for Bryant, — he had averaged Central Catholic 6’05; Luke Kohls, 13’08; Krickenbarger, West
that season’s MVP. 31.9 through the first Columbus Grove 6’04; Peterson, Alexandria Twin Valley South
47R-Eric Riggins; 8. 2M-Ethan Hoy; When they meet again starting three rounds — and 40-per- East Palestine 6’04; Preske, Orwell 13’04; Tyler Wolfe, Columbus
Grove 15’04; Chaney, Chillicothe
9. 32M-Derek Hastings; 10. 57-Mike
Dunlap Thursday at Staples Center, the cent shooting. Bryant would Grand Valley 6’04; Eddy, Cleveland
Cuyahoga Heights 6’02; Johnson, Huntington 13’03; Lally, Cincinnati
B-Main (10 Laps - Top 2 Transfer) Lakers can show how much say: “They definitely were the Reedsville Eastern 6’06; Travis Hills Christian Academy 12’08;
#1: 1. 11-Tim Allison; 2. 6N-Dain better they are since then.
Naida; 3. 35-Ron Blair; 4. 2H-Dallas
best defense I’ve seen in the Eickholt, Ottoville 6’06; Foss, Eggeman, Smithville 13’06;
Hewitt; 5. 4B-Andrew Bowsher; 6. “We’ll see, we’ll see how entire playoffs.” Lucas 6’02; Caldwell, Smithville
6’02; Guerra, Kansas Lakota 6’05;
Keller, Sycamore Mohawk 13’03;
Foss, Lucas 13’06; Oxley, Sugar
24B-Mike Burkin; 7. 49T-Greg Dalman; much we matured,” Bryant This one is pretty good,
Reckers, West Alexandria Twin Grove Berne Union 13’06; Eddy,
Kirkendall; 10. 10J-Jarrod Delong; 11. said. “They challenged us too. Valley South 6’5. Cleveland Cuyahoga Heights
4J-Bob Gehr Jr.; 12. 2-Brent Gehr; 13. extremely well in the finals The Celtics knocked off Long Jump: 13’06; Keller, Findlay Liberty-
21-Traviis Hery; 14. 97-Dean Jacobs Flight 1: Spallinger, Pandora- Benton 15’0; Roeth, Casstown
#2: 1. 18-Todd Heuerman; 2. a couple years ago. Now is James and Cleveland, which Gilboa 23’09; Smith, Casstown Miami East 13’04; Hess, Burton
had the league’s best record, Miami East 20’07.75; Tate, Sugar Berkshire 13’09; Alexander, Old
Riggins; 6. 24-Jermey Keegan; 7. 187- we’ve grown.” in the second round, then
4. 46-Robert Huisken; 5. 47R-Eric Grove Berne Union 19’07; Sanders, Fort 13’04; Kunk, Coldwater 13’0;
Lockland 21’02.75; Griffin, Norwalk Marshall, East Canton 14’07.
Gavin Hunyady; 8. 2M-Ethan Hoy; 9. Los Angeles will be going upset Orlando, last season’s

MLB
cars began the night with the NRA
11. 40-Bobby Clark; 12. 32M-Derek for its second straight title and Eastern Conference cham-
26-Rodney Hurst; 10. 57-Mike Dunlap;
Sprint Invaders and the SOD (Sprints
on Dirt) groups coming together for
battle on the high-banked 1/4-mile of
Hastings No. 16 overall. The Celtics still pion. The Big Three of Paul
Position: 1. 34-Luke Hall[2]; 2. 6S-Jr have the edge, hanging their Pierce, Kevin Garnett and Ray
A-Main (25 Laps) [#]-Starting
thunder. NRA vets Jeff Williams and The Associated Press
Stewart[8]; 3. 7K-Kyle Sauder[6]; 4. 17th banner with their victory Allen is still going strong but (W.Rodriguez 2-7), 8:05 p.m.
Luke Hall led the field to green with National League Cincinnati (LeCure 1-0) at St. Louis (Carpenter
Hall leaping to the front from his out- B20-Butch Schroeder[13]; 5. 6-Mike two years ago in six games. point guard Rajon Rondo has East Division 6-1), 8:15 p.m.
side front row position. The outside or Dussel[4]; 6. 11-Tim Allison[17]; 7.
higher part of the track would prove 18-Todd Heuerman[18]; 8. 22D-Dennis “We remember more than perhaps been their best player Atlanta
W L Pct
29 22 .569
GB
—
Colorado (Francis 1-1) at San Francisco (Cain
3-4), 10:15 p.m.
to be preferred for Hall throughout the Yoakam[12]; 9. 5W-Jeff Williams[1]; anything losing on our home in the postseason. Philadelphia 28 22 .560 1/2 American League
25-lap finale. 10. 28H-Hud Horton[11]; 11. 6N-Dain
Naida[19]; 12. 27R-Ryan Ruhl[10]; court, a situation where we That sets up a potential rat- Florida 26 26 .500 3 1/2 East Division
Hall’s driving skills were being New York 26 26 .500 3 1/2 W L Pct GB
especially tested by the 8th circuit of 13. 1W-Kent Wolters[7]; 14. 23-Ben had some defensive lapses ings winner for the league, Washington 26 26 .500 3 1/2 Tampa Bay 34 18 .654 —
the race as lapped cars started to Rutan[3]; 15. OO-Ryan Grubaugh[20];
16. 17-Jared Horstman[9]; 17. and they took advantage of with Bryant’s popularity and Central Division New York 31 20 .608 2 1/2
become prevalent. The Ludlow Falls, W L Pct GB Toronto 31 22 .585 3 1/2
Ohio pilot was masterful in slicing his 93-Sheldon Haudenschild[14]; 18. it,” Lakers coach Phil Jackson the Lakers-Celtics history sure Cincinnati 30 22 .577 — Boston 29 23 .558 5
way through the 20-car field. Hall was
noticeably effective on the cushion of
7C-Tim Hunter[5]; 19. 1K-John
Kettlewell[15]; 20. 5I-Jamie Miller[16] said. “This year we have to attract plenty of viewers. St. Louis
Chicago
30 22 .577
24 28 .462
—
6
Baltimore
Central Division
15 36 .294 18 1/2
the racing surface with Kyle Sauder
and defending NRA champ JR Stewart
Bud Thunderstocks homecourt advantage and we The defending champion Milwaukee 21 30 .412 8 1/2 W L Pct GB
Heat 1: 1. O1W-Earnie Woodard; look forward to the rematch Lakers are making their third
Heats (8 Laps - Top 8 Transfer) Pittsburgh 21 31 .404 9 Minnesota 31 20 .608 —
giving chase. Houston 17 34 .333 12 1/2 Detroit 26 24 .520 4 1/2
A 3-car pileup on the front straight 2. 58P-Jim Post; 3. 52-Sam Bodine; with great intensity.” straight finals appearance, best West Division Chicago 22 28 .440 8 1/2
halted the event at lap 11 with 2-time
season feature winner Butch Schroeder
4. 99-Andy King; 5. 19-Bill Reimund;
6. 3-Randy Crossley; 7. 52G-Stacey
The Celtics improved to since they won three in a row W L Pct GB Kansas City 21 31 .404 10 1/2
holding the fifth position after start- Gazarek; 8. 22M-Bob Miller 9-2 in the finals against the from 2000-02. Bryant was the San Diego
Los Angeles
31 20 .608
29 22 .569
—
2
Cleveland
West Division
18 31 .367 12
ing 13th. The restart on lap 12 began Heat 2: 1. 1-Kody Weisner; 2. Lakers, having dominated the sidekick to Shaquille O’Neal San Francisco 27 23 .540 3 1/2 W L Pct GB
a thrilling engagement that saw Hall 71-Keith Ralston; 3. 21H-Dave Hollon;
4. 3Z-Tony Zuppardo; 5. O1-Andy series for decades even against on those teams but the ’08 Colorado 27 24 .529 4 Oakland 28 24 .538 —
forced to navigate through lapped cars Arizona 20 32 .385 11 1/2 Texas 26 24 .520 1
again in just six more circuits. As Hall Mattord; 6. 2-Kevin Gladman; 7. the likes of Wilt Chamberlain, finals was his first chance to ——— Los Angeles 26 27 .491 2 1/2
did his best to avoid trouble, both 21Z-Pete Zuppardo
Heat 3: 1. 7B-Tim Bowen; 2. Jerry West and Elgin Baylor win one alone. Monday’s Results Seattle 19 31 .380 8
Sauder and Stewart were inching clos- Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 3 ———
er to Hall. 88-Zach Bowen; 3. 22T-Tony Anderson; until Los Angeles won twice It went horribly but the Florida 13, Milwaukee 5 Monday’s Results
When the white flag was unfurled,
27-Frank Paladino; 7. 32M-Denny in the 1980s. Lakers think this time can be
4. 16-Jeff Koz; 5. 26-Justin Long; 6. Pittsburgh 2, Chicago Cubs 1 N.Y. Yankees 11, Cleveland 2
the final lap left open possibilities for Washington 14, Houston 4 Oakland 4, Detroit 1
each of the three lead drivers to capture
the event. With Hall still battling slower
Miller That was back when a different, since they have the Colorado 4, San Francisco 0 L.A. Angels 7, Kansas City 1
Anderson; 2. 7B-Tim Bowen; 3. 58P- Lakers-Celtics finals was home-court advantage.
McDonald’s Dash - 1. 22T-Tony St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 4 Toronto 3, Tampa Bay 2
cars, Stewart and Sauder went side-by-

A-Rod slam backs Pettitte

L.A. Dodgers 5, Arizona 4 Minnesota 5, Seattle 4
side moving within a few feet of Hall. Jim Post; 4. 16-Jeff Koz San Diego 18, N.Y. Mets 6 Today’s Games
When the cars came off of turn 4 and A-Main (15 Laps) [#]-Starting Today’s Games Baltimore (Matusz 2-5) at N.Y. Yankees
headed towards the finish, Hall barely Position: 1. 1-Kody Weisner[2]; 2. Chicago Cubs (Lilly 1-4) at Pittsburgh (Karstens (Vazquez 3-5), 7:05 p.m.

gem in Yanks’ 11-2 win

held off the challenge of Stewart to
win his first feature of the season and
only the second all-time at Limaland
Motorsports Park. The margin of victory
was about 10 feet.
The usual stacked field of 20 cars
for the K & N UMP Modifieds had a
front row of Chad Rosenbeck and Clint
Reagle lead through a pair of early
caution periods. Former champions
Todd Sherman and Terry Hull were
also in the mix early as was veteran
Casey Luedeke. Sherman decided that
running high on the track was to his
advantage as the Indiana driver was in
the second position by lap 7 after start-
ing eighth in the field.
Even more impressive than
Sherman was Luedeke as he stormed
from sixth to first by lap 6 of the 20-lap
battle.
A final caution at lap 9 revealed
Sherman as Luedeke’s biggest threat,
with Tony Anderson and Hull also giv-
ing chase among the top five. Hull had
moved from 9th to third by the lap 15
but that would prove to be the high-
est running position he would obtain.
All four primary competitors held their
positions for the duration of the race
with Lueudeke posting an emotional
career-first triumph.
The Budweiser Thunderstocks
15-lap feature had a stark contrast of
experience starting on the front row
with veteran former winner Tim Bowen
opening alongside a UNOH team car
piloted by Muskegon, Michigan under-
grad Kody Weisner. A first-year driver,
Weisner moved to the front immediate-
ly and showed remarkable composure
maintaining the lead position through
four separate restarts.
It seemed Weisner would have to
7B-Tim Bowen[1]; 3. 01W-Earnie
Woodard[3]; 4. 71-Keith Ralston[5];
5. 16-Jeff Koz[12]; 6. 27-Frank
Paladino[18]; 7. 21H-Dave Hollon[8];
8. 22T-Tony Anderson[9]; 9. 10-Andy
Mottard[4]; 10. 99-Andy King[10]; 11.
3-Randy Crossley[16]; 12. 52B-Randy
Crossley[7]; 13. 19-Bill Reimund[13];
14. 26-Justin Long[15]; 15. 3Z-Tony
Zuppardo[11]; 16. 52G-Stacey
Gazarek[19]; 17. 22M-Bob Miller[22];
18. 88-Zach Bowen[6]; 19. 21Z-Pete
Zuppardo[20]; 20. 32M-Denny
Miller[21]; 21. 2-Kevin Gladman[17];
22. 58P-Jim Post
K&N UMP Modifieds
Heats/B-Main (8 Laps - Top 5
Transfer)
Heat 1: 1. 52-Jeff Babcock; 2.
O8-Mike Rodiger; 3. 5X-Shawn Bayliff;
4. 28-Chad Rosenbeck; 5. 10-Scott
Bowersock; 6. O1-Chris Puskas; 7.
19-Ryan Ordway; 8. 17-Nick Rosselit;
9. 11-Jim Szekacs
Heat 2: 1. 40-Terry Hull; 2.
L5-Casey Luedeke; 3. 42-Bob Baldwin;
4. 22B-Andy Bibler; 5. 15-Nick
Katterhenry; 6. 35C-Tim Cornett; 7.
36-Kelly Bowlby; 8. 45P-Brian Post; 9.
55ZS-Zach Schroeder
Heat 3: 1. 65-Todd Sherman; 2.
22T-Tony Anderson; 3. 33-Clint Reagle;
4. 1-Andy Strait; 5. OO-John Brooks; 6.
20K-Bill Keeler; 7. 79-Shane Unger;
8. 55DS-Denny Szekacs; 9. 4S-Doug
St. Myers
B-Main: 1. O1-Chris Puskas; 2.
45P-Brian Post; 3. 36-Kelly Bowlby; 4.
20K-Bill Keeler; 5. 4S-Doug St. Myers;
6. 17-Nick Rosselit; 7. 55ZS-Zach
Schroeder; 8. 11-Jim Szekacs; 9.
19-Ryan Ordway; 10. 35C-Tim Cornett;
11. 79-Shane Unger; 12. 55DS-Denny
Szekacs
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — Crazy as
it seems, teams still load the
bases so they can pitch to Alex
Rodriguez. On purpose.
For the second time this sea-
son, A-Rod made them pay in
the worst way, hitting a grand
slam that sparked the
Yankees’ 6-run seventh
inning and turned a pitch-
ing duel Andy Pettitte was
winning into an 11-2 rout
of the Cleveland Indians
on Monday.
Both of Rodriguez’s slams
this season came after Mark
Teixeira was intentionally
walked ahead of him; A-Rod
is 5-for-5 with 18 RBIs when
teams intentionally pitch
around Teixeira.
Rodriguez hit his seventh
homer this season to give him
590 in his career.
A wild pitch allowed Curtis
Granderson and pinch-runner
1-1), 7:05 p.m. Cleveland (Westbrook 2-3) at Detroit
Milwaukee (Bush 1-5) at Florida (Nolasco 4-4), (Bonderman 2-2), 7:05 p.m.
7:10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Niemann 5-0) at Toronto (Tallet
Philadelphia (Hamels 5-3) at Atlanta (T.Hudson 1-1), 7:07 p.m.
Indians trailing only 2-1. He 5-1), 7:10 p.m.
Washington (Stammen 1-2) at Houston (Myers
Oakland (G.Gonzalez 5-3) at Boston (Lackey
5-3), 7:10 p.m.
held down the Yankees’ lineup 3-3), 8:05 p.m. L.A. Angels (Pineiro 3-5) at Kansas City
but the Indians couldn’t get Cincinnati (Cueto 5-1) at St. Louis (Walters (Bannister 4-3), 8:10 p.m.
1-0), 8:15 p.m. Texas (Harden 2-1) at Chicago White Sox
anything going against Pettitte N.Y. Mets (Pelfrey 7-1) at San Diego (LeBlanc (Buehrle 3-5), 8:10 p.m.
(7-1); by the time they came 2-3), 10:05 p.m. Minnesota (Blackburn 6-1) at Seattle (J.Vargas
back up again in the top of the Arizona (Haren 5-4) at L.A. Dodgers (Ely 3-2),
10:10 p.m.
3-2), 10:10 p.m.
Wednesday’s Games
eighth, the Indians were seven Colorado (Hammel 2-3) at San Francisco (Zito Baltimore (Bergesen 3-3) at N.Y. Yankees
runs behind. 6-2), 10:15 p.m.
Wednesday’s Games
(P.Hughes 6-1), 7:05 p.m.
Cleveland (Carmona 4-3) at Detroit (Galarraga
Talbot was charged with Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 3-2) at Atlanta 1-1), 7:05 p.m.
three runs on nine hits. (D.Lowe 7-4), 1:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (Price 7-2) at Toronto (Marcum
He struck out three but Arizona (E.Jackson 3-6) at L.A. Dodgers
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5-1), 7:07 p.m.
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Pettitte improved his (Richard 4-3), 6:35 p.m.
Chicago Cubs (Zambrano 1-3) at Pittsburgh
L.A. Angels (Kazmir 3-5) at Kansas City
(Davies 4-3), 8:10 p.m.
career record to 236- (Duke 3-5), 7:05 p.m. Texas (Feldman 2-5) at Chicago White Sox
136. He pitched seven Milwaukee (Gallardo 5-2) at Florida (Volstad
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and collected the checkered flag to a
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6639 2008 FORD FOCUS SE ....................4 Dr., 4 cyl., AT, air, PW, PL, CD ....................... $13,995 Commercial Building including Goodyear, Continental,

PUBLIC AUCTION 6625 2008 FORD TAURUS .......................Limited FWD, full power, leather ....................... $16,995 Former Restaurant & Bar Michelin and more.

6540 2009 TOYOTA COROLLA LE.........4 Dr., 4 cyl., FWD, AT, full power, 12,000 miles $15,995 THE RIGHT TIRE
TUESDAY * JUNE 22, 2010 * 7:00 P.M. AT THE RIGHT PRICE!
AUCTION LOCATION: For your comfort and 6631 2008 MERCURY GR MARQUIS LS 4 Dr., 29,000 miles, full power, leather.............. $16,495
convenience this Auction will be conducted 6628 2008 MERCURY MILAN................4 Dr., 4 cyl., FWD, full power, 20,000 miles ...... $16,995
at the Spencerville School Cafeteria Area @ 6604 2008 FORD FOCUS SES..................4 Dr., 4 cyl., AT, air, power, 11,000 miles,......... $14,495 222 East Main St, Van Wert
2500 Wisher Dr., Spencerville, Ohio
6626 2007 DODGE CALIBER SXT .........WG, FWD, moonroof, 23,000 miles ................... $13,995 Bally walk-in cooler outside. 1st floor has a 65x45± ft main dance
bar area with a 55x25± back bar area along with restaurant seating.
76.9 ACRES +/- in 1 PARCEL
Section 2 of Spencer Twp. in Allen Co., OH 6587 2007 FORD FUSION SE ..................4 Dr., 4 cyl., full power, 26,000 miles............... $15,995 2nd floor has what appears to be 3 apartments with no plumbing,
baths or kitchens installed (had been undergoing renovation).

Spencerville School District

6564 2007 CHRYSLER SEBRING .........Touring 4 Dr., V/6, full power, 47,000 miles.... $12,995 Inspection Date: Monday, June 1st (12-1pm) Requires presentation of

6567A2005 CHRYSLER SEBRING .........Touring Convertible, V/6, full power, 60,000 mi. $9,995 Private appointments w/ your REALTOR® also available. competitor’s current price ad
“Watch for Auction Signs” Auction Terms: 10% Buyer’s Premium. Registration to bid will require a on exact tire sold by Dealership

FARM LOCATION: Farm is located just
West of Spencerville, Ohio on St. Rt.
117 to Stummer Rd., North on
Stummer Rd. over R.R. tracks,
Stummer Dead Ends into Farm, Located
in the Spencerville school district.
Parcel #1: 76.9 +/- Acres Vacant Farmland w/ 71.9
Farmable and 6.6 Acres Wooded Per F.S.A. Office,
Family says there are plastic & clay tile in farm, Buyer to be
Landlord for crop season of 2010 and will receive all 2010
rent income with possession after 2010 harvest. Good Soils
mostly Blount, Pewamo, Haskins, and Morely, Access from
Stummer Rd. Farm does have two old oil wells; Property
Taxes are $479.62 Per ½ Year
View TERMS and MAPS on the web @
www.siefkerauctions.com
Owners: DOROTHY OWENS
Sandra Klaus & Janet Whetstone P.O.A.
Chuck Kock Attorney
Conducted by:
SIEFKER REAL ESTATE
& AUCTION CO.
OTTAWA, OHIO
Aaron Siefker, Broker/Auctioneer
Tom Robbins, Auction
Bob Gamble, Auctioneer
419-538-6184 Office 419-235-0789 Mobile
Licensed and Bonded in Favor of State of Ohio
Find us on the web @ www.siefkerauctions.com
SCHRADER
REALTY LLC
“Put your dreams in our hands”
202 N. Washington Street
Delphos, OH 45833
Krista Schrader .................419-233-3737 Janet Kroeger ...............419-236-7894
Ruth Baldauf-Liebrecht ....419-234-5202 Stephanie Clemons.......419-234-0940
Amie Nungester ................419-236-0688
VIEW ALL LISTINGS AND PICTURES ON OUR WEBSITE:
www.schraderrealty.net
241 King St., Delphos. Feels like
country! Over 1 acre! 3 BR, 1 1/2
BA, finished basement. Call Krista.
10810 Ridge Rd., Delphos Vinyl &
Cedar sided ranch with 3 BR, 2 car
att. garage. Make offer. Call Krista.
516 S. Main St., Delphos NEW
LISTING! Investment! 4BR, 2BA
duplex, nice monthly income.
Call Krista.
1131 Heritage Court, Van Wert.
NEW LISTING! 2 BR, 2 BA ranch,
2 car att.garage. Call Krista.
628 W. First St., Delphos. A must
see inside, 4 BR, 2 1/2 BA, bsmt,
3 car garage, totally remodeled
inside & Out, too much new to list!
Call Krista.
630 Leonard Ave., Delphos. Cus-
tom built only 2 yrs old! 3 BR, 2 1/2
BA, bsmt, 3 car garage, office. A
must see inside! Call Krista.
535 N. Scott St., Delphos. Cute
& cozy!SALE
2 BR, PENDING
plus office, partially
finished basement, 1 car garage,
only $60’s. Call Krista.
637 E. 6th St. 2 BR, electric heat, 1
car att garage, large backyard, only
$40’s. Call Krista.
Road 21 land, Ft. Jennings. 1.37
acres, Ft. Jennings schools. Call
Krista.
233 N. West St. 3 BR Ranch, 2 car
gar. Call Ruth.
290 E. Fifth St., Ottoville 3 BR, 1
1/2 BA, 2 car att. gar. w/workshop.
Ottoville schools. Call Janet.
318 S. Bredeick St. Aluminum
1 story, 2 BR, 1 BA, 2 1/2 car de-
tached garage. Call Janet.
615 W. Jennings St. Vinyl ranch,
4 BR, 2 BA, 1 car attached, 3 car
detached. Call Stephanie.
6607 2005 MERCURY GR. MARQUIS 4 Dr., full power, 32,000 miles........................ $12,995 $10,000 cashier’s check made to Ohio Real Estate Auctions. Close in 30 days. within 30 days of purchase.
Auctioneers: Tim Lile & Michael Hoffman See participating Dealership
6632A2004 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE1 4 dr., V/6, full power, moonroof............................ $6,995 for details.
6619 2004 FORD CROWN VIC LX ....... Full power, leather, 13,000 miles.................... $13,995
6578 2003 FORD CROWN VIC ..............4 Dr., full power, 69,000 miles............................. $7,995
RAABE
11260 Elida Rd., Delphos
6638 2002 CHEVY MONTE CARLO SS .Coupe, full power, moonroof, leather .................. $6,995
M 7:30-8 ; T-F. 7:30-6:00; Sat: 9-2
419-692-0055
6610 2002 FORD TAURUS SE.................4 dr., full power..................................................... $6,995 Over 85
years
6608 2002 FORD TAURUS SEL ..............4 Dr., full power, leather ...................................... $6,995 serving
6583 2002 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS LS...Full power, leather ............................ $7,995
(937) 689-1846 you!
OhioRealEstateAuctions.com www.raabeford.com
6594A2001 BUICK LeSABRE ...................Custom 4 dr., V/6, full power............................... $7,995
6603 1998 MERCURY SABLE GS..........4 dr., full power..................................................... $3,995
Stock No.
TRUCKS-VANS-SUVs
NOW
PRE-OWNED SPECIALS
Delphos Daily Herald
6637 2009 FORD ESCAPE XLT FWD.......... V/6, full power, moonroof, 22,000 mies. ........ $21,495 auction section
6620 2009 FORD F150 S. CREW XLT...... 4x4, chrome pkg............................................. $28,995
6617 2008 FORD EDGE LIMITED ............... AWD , Vista roof, 20” wheels ......................... $28,995 Monday, May 31
6596 2008 FORD E250 CARGO VAN ...... V8, auto, full pwr ............................................ $16,995
6579 2008 FORD EDGE LIMITED ............... Full power, leather, 31,000 miles ................... $24,995
2col 09 CHEVY IMPALA 09 CHEVY IMPALA 1LT
6574 2007 FORD EXPLOER XLT 4x4 ....... V/6, full power, 39,000 miles .......................... $19,995 x 4in = $80
#09H139 #09H140. 17K mi.
6613A 2007 FORD FREESTYLE SEL ............. FWD, full power, leather, 34,000 miles .......... $18,995 x’s 1 run(s)
Was = $80
$18,995 Was $19,200
6588 2007 FORD EDGE SEL FWD .............. 4 dr., V/6, full power, 42,000 miles ................. $20,995
$
16,995 $
16,200
6577 2007 FORD ESCAPE XLT 4X4 .......... V6, AT, full power, moon roof, 33,000 mi....... $19,995
6568 2007 FORD EDGE SEL PLUS.............. FWD, V/8, full power, leather.......................... $22,995
NOWFee = $39
Design NOW
6571A 2006 FORD F150 XL........................... V/6, full power, 53,000 miles. ....................... $13,995
6602 2006 FORD FREESTAR SEL ................ Reg. Cab, 4x2, V/8, air, cruise, 53,000 mi. .. $13,495 Budget = $119
6559A 2005 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN SXT .. V/6, full power, 80,000 miles. ......................... $11,595
6501 2005 MERCURY MOUNTAINEER .... AWD, V8, full power, leather........................ $12,995
Office: 419-692-2249 6633 2004 CHEVY SILVERADO ................... Ext. cab 4x2, full power, 55,000 miles ........... $12,995
Balance = $0
6609 2004 FORD F150 S. CAB XLT ......... 4x4, full power, cap, 66,000 miles ............... $17,995
Fax: 419-692-2205
6640 2001 FORD RANGER S.CAB XLT .... Flareside 4x4, V/6, full power......................... $11,995
08 CHEVY MALIBU LS 09 PONTIAC VIBE
#09I153, 39K mi. #10A4
6621 2001 FORD WINDSTAR SEL .............. WG, V/6, full power.............................................$6,995 Was $13,995 Was $14,900
6606 2001 FORD F150 S. CAB XLT ......... 4x2 V/8, full power, 65,000 miles................. $10,995
15327 Converse Roselm Rd 5
BR, 2 1/2 BA, 3 car garage, 2 out-
buildings, 4.63 acres, over 3000 Sq.
6570A 2000 JEEP CHEROKEE SPORT .......... 4 Dr., V/6, AT, 4x4 ...............................................$5,995
6585 2000 FORD WINDSTAR WAGON .... V/6, AT, air, PW, PL, SC .....................................$4,495
NOW
$
12,495 NOW
$
13,400
Ft. MAKE OFFER! Call Krista.
1201 Park Ave 2 story with 4 BR,
2.5 BA, 2 car attached garage. Call
Krista.
981 Southridge Dr Newer 3 BR, 2
BA, ranch, partially fin. bsmt. 2 car
gar. Call Krista.
1113 Rozelle Dr Brick ranch, 3 BR,
1 1/2 BA, 2 car attached garage.
NEW HOURS
Call Krista.
406 N. Scott St 4 BR, 2 BA, bsmt,
Sales: Mon. 8:00-8; Tues.-Fri. 8-6; Sat. 9-2:30 06 CHEVY IMPALA LTZ 08 CHEV COBALT
fam. rm, very spacious. Call Krista. Service • Parts • Body Shop #09J160. Local trade. #10A2. 4 Dr., 2LT
21494 Kimmet Rd Secluded 4 BR, Was $14,400 Was $10,750
bsmt, Delphos schools, 1.8 acres. 2 Mon. 7:30-8 p.m.; Tues.-Fri. 7:30-6 p.m.; Sat. 9-2
car garage, totally remodeled. Call
Krista.
403 E. 3rd St. 4 BR, 2 BA w/char-
acter, partially finished bsmt, must
SATURDAY SERVICE • NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED OIL CHANGES.
*As time allows per service hours* NOW
$
13,200 NOW
$
9,641
see inside. Call Krista.
630 Dewey St. Commercial prop-
erty w/many possibilities. Call Janet.
410 E. 7th St 2 BR, 1 1/2 car att
garage, family rm, large kitche, par-
SOLD!
tially finished bsmt. Call Janet.
438 E. Cleveland St. SALE OR
RENT. Vinyl ranch, 2 BR, 1 BA,
basement, 1 1/2 car garage, only
$60’s. Call Krista. John Bensman Kevin Lindeman Edward Ditmyer Dave Wilgus
432 E. 2nd St Triplex with rental CHEVROLET • BUICK • PONTIAC
income. Call Krista.
636 E. 2nd St 4 BR, bsmt, conve-
nient location. Call Krista.
703 E. Jackson St 2 BR, bsmt, 2
RAABE FORD, LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC.
1725 East Fifth Street, Delphos
VISIT US ON THE WEB @ www.delphachevy.com
car garage, only $40’s. Call Krista. Sales Department Hours: Mon. 8am-8pm;
444 N. Main St, Spencerville Service - Body Shop - Parts Sales Department
Vinyl 1 story, 2 BR, 1 BA, 1 car de-
Tues.-Fri. 8:00am-6pm; Sat. 9am-2:30pm
Service•Parts•Body Shop: Mon. 7:30am-8pm;
Mon., Tues., Thurs.
& Fri. 7:30 to 5:00
Mon. & Wed. 8:30 to 8:00
Tues., Thurs.
IN DELPHOS 419-692-3015
tached garage. Call Janet.
Bockey Rd/Lincoln Hwy Land
Tues.-Fri. 7:30am-6pm; Sat. 9am-2pm
www.raabeflm.com
Wed. 7:30 to 7:00
Closed on Sat.
& Fri. 8:30 to 5:30;
Sat. 8:30 to 1:00
TOLL FREE 1-888-692-3015
1.27 acres, Delphos schools. Call
Krista. 11260 ELIDA RD. DELPHOS, OH (419) 692-0055
2B – The Herald Tuesday, June 1, 2010

2010 PEO
JUNE 3,
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THE OFF-ROAD
Queen Jubilee XXXV
Alya Eley CHALLENGE
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Benson, Cambi Edwards, Chelsey Shunerk, Amber Miller, Shirissa Siehert. 1 pm
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THE PROFESSIONALS 6 pm

DILLY Van Wert 7 pm

7 pm
8 pm

County Hospital
8 pm

883 N. Washington St., Van Wert, OH 45891

Phone: 419-238-2422
DOOR CO.
1640 Baltimore Street 1034 Westwood Dr.
9:30-
Sund
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Van Wert, Ohio 45891 •SIDING

11 am
mobile: 567-259-7842 Defiance, Ohio 43512 1250 S. Washington St. 12 am
Phone: (419) 782-1181 Phone: (419) 238-9795 •WINDOWS 1 pm
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Fax: (419) 782-1495
www.carterlumber.com
Toll Free: (800) 888-9838 Toll Free: (800) 216-0041 •ROOFING www.vanwerthospital.org

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(JUNCTION
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Toll Free 1-800-HOLIDAY (465-4329)
1198 Westwood Drive
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ONY FESTIVAL
, 4 & 5, 2010
onderful Weekend:
Art Peony
Rageous Festival
EVENT SCHEDULE This is the 190th birthday of Van Wert County and
Thursday, June 3
m - 6pm - Craft Show & Garage Sale -
Van Wert Fair Grounds - Commercial Bldg
m -6 pm - Kids Corner - VW Fairgrounds - Red School House
the 175th birthday of the establishment
Friday, June 4
m - 6 pm - Craft Show & Garage Sale - VW Fair Ground -
of the city of Van Wert.
Commercial Bldg
m -6 pm - Kids Corner - VW Fairgrounds - Red School House
Special guests attending our festival are CJ and Bonnie Van Wart.
m - dusk - Peony Festival Craft Show - Fountain Park
m - dusk - ArtRageous on Main - Art Displays - Fountain Park
CJ is a descendant of our namesake, Isaac Van Wart.
m - dusk - Optimist’s Children’s Art Display - Fountain Park
m - 10 pm ArtRageous Food Vendors - Jefferson Street There are many lively events taking place throughout the weekend.
m - dusk - Pony Rides - Jefferson St.
m - 10 pm - Amusement Rides - Central Ave. Parking Lot More information is available at the information tent.
m - 8 pm - Quilt Show ($2 Admission) VW Fairgrounds-Ag Building

THE
m - 9 p.m. Peony Festival Cruiste-In - Central Ave. Parking Lot
m - 9 pm - Papa Doo Run Run Concert - Fountain Park
m - Truck Wars - VW Fairgrounds - Grandstand
m - midnight - Bydus Concert - VW Fairgrounds - Entertainment Tent

OFF-ROAD
Saturday, June 5
m. — 2K Family Fun Run/Walk starting at Smiley Park
a.m. - 5K & 10K Run at Smiley Park
m - 6 pm - Craft Show & Garage Sale - VW Fair Ground -
Commercial Bldg
m -6 pm - Kids Corner - VW Fairgrounds - Red School House

CHALLENGE
m. - 5 p.m. - Cushman Motor Scooter Show - Central Ave
m - dusk - Peony Festival Craft Show - Fountain Park
m - dusk - ArtRageous on Main - Art Displays - Fountain Park
m - dusk - Optimist’s Children’s Art Display - Fountain Park
m - 11 pm ArtRageous Food Vendors - Jefferson Street Van Wert County Fairgrounds
m - dusk - Pony Rides - Jefferson St.

JUNE 4-5-6
m - dusk - Amusement Rides - Central Ave. Parking Lot
m - 3 pm - Garden Tours - Various Locations
m - 5 pm - Quilt Show ($2 Admission) VW Fairgrounds - Ag Building
m - 8 pm- Sidewalk Chalking Contest - Fountain Park
m - 3 pm - Children’s Inflatable’s - Fountain Park
n - Antique Truck Show - VW Fairgrounds
m - 5 pm - Jubilee Flower Show - VW Fairgrounds - Admin. Building •TRUCK WARS
m - 2 pm - Various Entertainment - Fountain Park
m - 4 pm - Kim Hohman’s Danceworks •TUFF TRUCK
m - Cornhole Tournament - VW Fairgrounds
m - Tuff Truck Competition - VW Fairground
•MUD DRAGS
pm - 3:00 pm - Peony’s Queen Reception - Willow Bend
m - Peony Festival Parade - Washington St.
•MICHINDOH PULLS
m - 9 pm - Architectural Hunt - Downtown •LIVE BANDS @ THE BEER TENT
m - - 9pm - The Viliage Idiots - Fountain Park
m - Truck Mud Drag Competition - VW Fairgrounds •ANTIQUE TRUCK SHOW
m - Sidewalk Chalk Judging - Fountain Park
m - Ground Floor Concert - VW Fairgrounds •CRAFT AND QUILT SHOWS
-11 pm - Movie ET - Fountain Park
•GARAGE SALES
day, June 6
m - 4 pm - Quilt Show ($2 Admission) VW Fairgrounds-Ag Building
m - 4 pm - Jubilee Flower Show - VW Fairgrounds - Admin. Building
Lloyd’s Auto Service
m - 4 pm - Garden Tours - Various Locations Family Owned & Operated For full schedule of events
m - 5 pm - Wassenberg Art Center
m - Michindoh Truck & Tractor Pulls - VW Fairgrounds - Grandstand We
707Service All •Makes
E. Main Street Van Wert,and
Ohio Models
45891 and times go to
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This Area’s 419-238-3583

Pandora Dealer
707 E. Main Street

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Hubby holds Tomorrow’s

Horoscope
HI AND LOIS

grudges By Bernice Bede Osol

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Use your talents well in the year

Dear Annie: I have been you cannot delete this per- ahead by trying to create or develop
married for 35 years to a man son’s e-mails unread or, at several enterprises that have chances
of generating some additional in-
who, at any moment, will the very least, not respond to come. If you keep trying, one of them
bring up things from our past the parts that are insulting. is likely to eventually pay off and
that are very hurtful to me. (On the other hand, when it’s make life easier for you.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - A
And he knows exactly what your mother-in-law, some- nosy acquaintance might try to probe
he is doing. times it’s best to simply turn your thinking to uproot what you
Two weeks ago, he threw a deaf ear.) want kept secret. Don’t let anything
slip out needlessly.
BLONDIE
something in my face that Dear Annie: You CANCER (June 21-July 22) -
goes back to before we were were way off base in your Inside information given to you by
married. He had loaned me response to “Devastated and a well-intentioned friend may not
a small amount of money -- Frustrated,” whose son and be valid, so don’t act on anything
without first checking and corrobo-
less than $100. At the time, I daughter-in-law didn’t invite rating it, especially where money is
was a single mom working a her to her grandchild’s birth- involved.
full-time job with- day party because LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - In order
for any partnership arrangement to
out the benefit of the ex-husband and work out, it has to possess harmony
child support from his fifth wife were of purpose. Don’t team up with any-
my ex-husband. there. She’s also body whose aims or objectives are
not in synch with yours.
I guess I never not allowed to stop VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - It
paid him back. I by and visit without is always important to size-up people
had totally forgot- calling. Now she’s realistically, especially if they could
have an effect on your personal wel-
ten about it and been cut off entirely
couldn’t believe he because she told her
fare. Problems could ensue if your as-
sessments are wishful and illogical. BEETLE BAILEY
remembered -- and daughter-in-law’s LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - The
apparently is still aunt on Facebook small details are what could get you in
trouble with your commercial affairs
upset about it. to MYOB. if you’re not careful. What appears to
We are now the That woman be an insignificant detail could prove
parents of three Annie’s Mailbox has a right to see to be a thorn in your side later.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -
grown children. her blood-related Don’t allow another to pressure you
On the outside, offspring. That daughter-in- into doing something you’d regret or
we appear to be the perfect law needs to learn her place, that would put you in a position that
you’d be unable to get out of. Make
couple, but his continual bad- and that is to respect her certain that you’re able to make up
gering has left me feeling like son’s grandmother. That fifth your own mind.
a knife is being stuck in my wife has no business being SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) - Properly acknowledge anyone
heart. He knows how I feel at a birthday party. Someone who goes out of his/her way to do
about this. The only time he needs to come down on that something special for you. Ingrati-
stops is if I start to cry. Why son and daughter-in-law with tude would leave an impression that
SNUFFY SMITH
would be extremely difficult to erase.
does he do this? -- Hurt in a lead balloon. You should CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)
the Midwest have told her how to access - Small expenditures have a way of
Dear Hurt: Has your her grandparents’ rights. -- surprisingly growing into a huge, sig-
husband always been like Angry in Connecticut nificant total if you carelessly spend
on a whim. Do your best to manage
this, or is it a fairly recent Dear Angry: your resources mentally, not emo-
development? The fact that Grandparents’ rights are not tionally.
he hangs on to these grudges recognized in every state, and AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)
- Be sure to pay more attention to
and uses them to make you there are often restrictions. details. It will be your downfall if
cry is a form of bullying The fact that “Devastated” you don’t, and are careless about a
and an effort to exert con- ought to be able to see her matter that you are overly anxious to
conclude.
trol. If this reflects a change grandchildren doesn’t mean PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
in his personality within the she will. We’ll say it again: - There are certain people around
past few years, he may have The best way to resolve the whom we must choose our words
more carefully because of their sensi-
a neurological problem that problem is for Mom to find tivities, and today you could be with
requires medical attention. a way to get along with her one of them. Be kind and tread care- HAGAR THE HORRIBLE
Unfortunately, if it goes back daughter-in-law. fully.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) -
35 years, it will be diffi- Annie’s Mailbox is written Avoid pals you know to be penny-
cult to modify his behavior, by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy pinchers or a freeloaders, because it
especially if he isn’t willing. Sugar, longtime editors of the isn’t likely you’ll have the tolerance
It is not, however, impos- Ann Landers column. Please to put up with any stinginess. Your
open-mindedness has its limitations.
sible. Get some counseling e-mail your questions to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Be
-- on your own if he won’t go anniesmailbox@comcast.net, particularly careful of what you say
with you -- and learn how to or write to: Annie’s Mailbox, when in the presence of someone
who has an influence over your work
respond in a more productive c/o Creators Syndicate, 5777 or career. Voicing a piece of your
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Dear Annie: Why do Los Angeles, CA 90045.
Copyright 2010, United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
people feel the need to offer
advice that is unsolicited and
unwanted? Isn’t that com-
pletely out of line?
BORN LOSER
A friend of mine sends me
e-mails telling me that nearly
everything I do is wrong. I
have not asked this person for
their opinion. I am not hurting
or offending anyone, and I do
not welcome the criticism or
want her input. Ultimately,
it is insulting. Why does she
know better than I do?
If someone asks for
advice or an opinion, it is OK
to give it. Otherwise, please FRANK & ERNEST
tell people to tread lightly.
You never know when a foot
will be inserted in the mouth
or feelings will be hurt. -- Ft.
Wayne, Ind.
Dear Indiana: Being in
the advice business, we know
how useless it is to direct our
suggestions to someone who
hasn’t asked for our help.
Unsolicited advice is often
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