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50¢ daily Thursday, december 2, 2010 Delphos, Ohio

Annual Christmas Bazaar draws large crowd

Upfront
Church offers
Advent Breakfast
The First Presbyterian
Church will hold an Advent
Breakfeast at 9 a.m. Dec. 11.
A drama on Joseph
willbe presented by Pastor
Harry and Judy Tolhurst.
The public is invited.
Call Millie Spitnale
by Dec. 9 for reserva-
tions at 419-692-3631. Gloria Baughn looks through the canned jellies in
the Christmas Bazaar General Store at Trinity United
Jennings sets
Nancy Spencer photos
Methodist Church Wednesday. Church members donated Marge Morris, above left, makes sure fresh table settings are down for new diners
homemade goodies and crafts for the store. during the Bazaar Dinner. Fellowship Hall was full from 4-6:30 p.m. Wednesday night.
kindergarten
registration 2010 TUMC
Fort Jennings Elementary
will hold kindergarten reg-
istration for the 2011-2012
Christmas Bazaar
school year from Dec.
13-22 in the school office.
Hours are from 8 a.m.
until 3:30 p.m. each day.
Children must be 5 years
of age on or before Sept.
30, 2011, to be eligible.
Parents are asked to bring
the child’s birth certificate,
Social Security number
and immunization record
at the time of registration.
Call the elementary
office at 419-286-2762
with any questions.

Relay team
offers 2011
calendars
The Franklin Elementary
School Staff Relay
For Life team is sell-
ing photo calendars.
The calendars display
the year 2011 and are 8 1/2
x 11. They are printed on
photo paper and laminated.
Calendars can be picked Bazaar Chair Kay Ahten gets ham slices ready for the oven Wednesday Workers in the carry-out line were kept busy for the full 2 1/2-hour
up during school hours in morning. Ahten coordinated the many volunteers for the event. serving time.

Mail may hinder Jobless benefits end


the Franklin office on the
Monday after the order
is placed. To make other
pick-up arrangements,

online payments Holidays now about survival


call Joyce Wiechart at
419-303-2443 or Shelly
Kroeger at 419-692-2409.
BY TOM BREEN wife lived in a three-bedroom for three months. Democrats
Sports BY MIKE FORD
mford@delphosherald.com
and search for checks that
way.”
The Associated Press house where deer meandered
through the backyard.
argue that the extended ben-
efits should be paid for with
Recommended direc- Another reason online pay- Shawn Slonsky’s children Then they lost their jobs. deficit spending because it
tions to Canton Fawcett DELPHOS — In response ments should be made prior know by now not to give him Their house went into fore- injects money into the econ-
Stadium: US 30 East to I-77 to the ongoing mail service to the due date is because Christmas lists filled with the closure and they had to move omy.
North (to Akron) and Exit fiasco, online bill payment may electronic checks are not latest gizmos. The 44-year- in with his 73-year-old father. The GOP didn’t pay any
106 (13th St. NW). Turn look more attractive to those processed instantly. Melinda old union electrician is one of Now, Slonsky is dreading the political price for stalling
west (left) there and take unaccustomed to it. However, Gibbs of American Electric nearly 2 million Americans holidays as his 99 weeks run efforts earlier this year to
to Broad Avenue NW (2nd even that method often involves Power said her company, like whose extended unemploy- out. extend jobless benefits that
traffic light). Take a right the post office and payments other larger utility providers, ment benefits will run out this “It’s hard to be in a jovial provide critical help to the
there and head to 17th St. may still arrive late. is contracted with several month, making the holiday mood all the time when unemployed — including a
NW; turn right there to sta- Many companies receive banks. Electronic checks take season less about celebration you’ve got this storm cloud seven-week stretch over the
dium parking areas. Follow payment by electronic trans- two or three days but do not than survival. hanging over your head,” he summer when jobless ben-
the blue and white OHSAA fer from financial institutions involve the mail. A reliable “We’ll put up decorations, said. efits were a piece of a failed
signs to the stadium. When but some do not, according indicator of how payment but we just don’t have the The average weekly Democratic tax and jobs bill.
leaving, use 17th St., Broad to First Federal Bank Branch will be made is whether the money for a Christmas tree,” unemployment benefit in the But bad publicity because the
Ave. and 13th St. back to Manager Cindy Metzger. bank recognizes the company
I-77 South and US 30 West. Slonsky said. U.S. is $302.90, though it benefits end over the holidays
“With utility companies, when customers set up an Benefits that had been varies widely depending on has long been forecast.
Or take Blake Ave. (north) some accept electronic pay- online bill payment account.
to Fulton Rd. NW (SR 687) extended up to 99 weeks start- how states calculate the pay- Democrats hope that a
ment but it depends on the If the company is already in ed running out Wednesday. ment. Because of supplemen- final deal on extending Bush-
and right to southbound I-77. company. If you go to online the bank’s system, it’s usu- Unless Congress approves a tal state programs and other era income tax cuts to the
bill-pay to pay Ivy Hutch, for ally because it has a contrac-
Forecast example, they’re not doing tual relationship established
longer extension, the Labor
Department estimates about 2
factors, it’s hard to know for
sure who will lose their ben-
wealthy and middle class
will include an agreement
Partly cloudy electronic transfer, so in that through which electronic
million people will be cut off efits at any given time. from Republicans to another
Friday; high case, our bill-pay service payments can be received.
However, if the bank needs by Christmas. Congressional opponents extension of deficit-financed
in mid30s. cuts them a check and mails
an address for the company in Support groups for the of extending the benefits emergency unemployment
See page 2. it,” she said. “The mail is
the reason a lot of payments question, a paper check will so-called 99ers have sprung beyond this month say fis- benefits.
are late. We say to allow probably be issued, according up online, offering chances cal responsibility should U.S. Rep. Mike Pence,
to vent along with tips on come first. Republicans in R-Ind., the No. 3 Republican
Index about 10 days, so if payment to Gibbs.
resumes and job interviews. the House and Senate, along in the House, said extended
is arranged in accord with With smaller compa-
Obituaries 2 our disclaimer, it should get nies, the issue may depend Advocacy groups such as the with a handful of conserva- benefits must be paid for now,
State/Local 3 there and be posted on time on prior arrangements. Fort National Employment Law tive Democrats, say they’re rather than later, if they’re
Politics 4 but with the changes to the Jennings Telephone Company Project have turned their open to extending benefits, going to win support from
Community 5 mail service, they sometimes Representative Randy plight into a rallying cry for but not if it means adding fiscal conservatives.
Sports 6-7 don’t. Wieging said if payment is Congress to extend jobless to the $13.8 trillion national “The fact that we have
Classifieds 8 “Unfortunately, that’s out pre-scheduled by automatic benefits. debt. to keep extending unemploy-
TV 9 of the bank’s control but cus- withdrawal, then electronic Things used to be differ- Republicans maintain they ment benefits shows that the
tomers do get a confirmation transfer is made. However, ent for Slonsky, who lives in are willing to instead use economic policies of this
code. So, if the company if a customer pays through Massillon, Ohio. Before work unspent money from Obama administration have failed,”
says they didn’t receive pay- the telephone company’s web dried up, he earned about stimulus programs to foot said Pence spokeswoman
ment, we can stop payment site, payment is by check. $100,000 a year. He and his the bill: a $12.5 billion tab Courtney Kolb.
2 – The Herald Thursday, December 2, 2010 www.delphosherald.com

For The Record


Hometown of missing Mich. POLICE REPORT The Delphos
boys tries to keep hope Weather lends to 3-vehicle crash
At 6:44 p.m.
Wednesday, a traffic colli-
on
Herald
54, of Delphos, who was
driving northbound on
Vol. 141 No. 145
Nancy Spencer, editor
BY JEFF KAROUB refuses to believe at this point our church,” she said. sion occurred when the driver Pierce through the inter- Ray Geary, general manager
The Associated Press that the children were killed. She recalled the boys and of one vehicle slid through an section. This resulted Delphos Herald, Inc.
“It is my desire to maintain their estranged parents help- intersection, struck a second in Youngpeter’s vehicle Don Hemple,
MORENCI, Mich. — hope,” he said. ing decorate the church and a vehicle which then struck a striking the car of Edward advertising manager
Megan Nagy had kept quiet Volunteers have fanned out nearby park for the Christmas third. Weilacher, 59, of Delphos, Tiffany Brantley,
when she heard people whis- each day — and will head out season on the Sunday before Lawrence Brown, 76, of who was stopped facing circulation manager
pering in the pizza shop where again for a sixth day today Thanksgiving. William Kohl,
Elida, was traveling west southbound on North Pierce
she works that the three miss- — searching the countryside “Andrew said to me, ‘With general manager/Eagle Print
on East Second Street when Street, preparing to turn left
ing brothers from the small around Morenci and across the the park all lit up and church all he attempted to stop at the onto Second Street. The Daily Herald (USPS 1525
Michigan town are dead. border in Ohio. Hundreds have lit up, we’re going to light up intersection of North Pierce There were no injuries and 8000) is published daily except
It was a Facebook post offered their time and money, the town’,” Galloway, who also Street. Brown slid through minor damage to Brown’s and Sundays and Holidays.
from a friend — “RIP missing including an account set up at a serves as the chaplain for the By carrier in Delphos and
the snow-covered intersec- Youngpeter’s vehicles, mod- area towns, or by rural motor
Morenci boys” — that finally local bank to take donations for Morenci Fire Department, said. tion, striking the vehicle erate damage to Weilacher’s. route where available $2.09 per
prompted her to respond to the the family and an anonymous “It was a good day, it was a of Elizabeth Youngpeter, No citations were issued. week. By mail in Allen, Van
rumors that the Skelton broth- donor whom police say has family day, for all of us at the
Car hit by unknown driver
Wert, or Putnam County, $105
ers, last seen on Thanksgiving, offered a $10,000 reward for church. That light — and the per year. Outside these counties
wouldn’t be found alive. the return or recovery of the season of light — is what we’re $119 per year.
“Please don’t say RIP,” the brothers. holding on to,” she added. At 5:45 p.m. on Tuesday, by another vehicle. Damages Entered in the post office
19-year-old and another friend Skelton appeared at a hear- That was the last time a collision occurred when a done consisted of a cracked in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as
responded. “We all need to ing Wednesday in Toledo, Galloway saw the family parked vehicle was struck windshield, the front bum- Periodicals, postage paid at
keep hope.” Ohio, where he fought extradi- together. by a second, unknown vehi- per knocked off and damages Delphos, Ohio.
It’s a theme being repeated tion to Michigan. The 39-year- The following Friday, cle. to both front fenders. Harter No mail subscriptions will be
throughout Morenci, where old unemployed long-haul Tanya Skelton reported the accepted in towns or villages
Ashley Harter, 27, of was able to drive her vehicle where The Daily Herald paper
the fate of 9-year-old Andrew, truck driver, sat throughout boys missing when their father Delphos, parked her vehi- home, where the information carriers or motor routes provide
7-year-old Alexander and the hearing in a wheelchair didn’t return them. Police say cle in the parking lot of was gathered. daily home delivery for $2.09
5-year-old Tanner has gripped covered by a green blanket, he tried to hang himself and Chief’s Supermarket. When There were no known per week.
those living in and around the answering the judge’s yes-or- that he lied to investigators she returned to her car, she injuries and severe damage to 405 North Main St.
community of about 2,000 no questions in a whisper. The when he said he first gave the noticed it had been struck Harter’s vehicle. TELEPHONE 695-0015
residents 75 miles southwest judge set bond at $3 million boys to a female acquaintance Office Hours

WEATHER
of Detroit. Their father, John and scheduled another hearing to hand over to their mother. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
Skelton, faces three kidnapping for Dec. 14. Tanya Skelton, 44, filed TODAY IN HISTORY POSTMASTER:
charges, and Morenci police At the United Methodist for divorce in September. A Send address changes
Chief Larry Weeks has said Church in Morenci, the Rev. judge gave her custody of the Delphos weather By The Associated Press to THE DAILY HERALD,
Skelton hasn’t said much about Donna Galloway found herself boys, but she and John Skelton Today is Thursday, Dec. 2, 405 N. Main St.
High temperature the 336th day of 2010. There Delphos, Ohio 45833
where the boys might be. correcting her speech about reached an agreement on visi- Wednesday in Delphos was 31
Weeks has cautioned the the brothers as she described tation. are 29 days left in the year.
degrees, low was 24. Snowfall Today’s Highlight in Scholars of the Day
public that police do not expect them. “They were very vital Police say Tanya Skelton’s was recorded at .25 inch. High
“a positive outcome,” but he and important — they are — a family has asked for their pri- History:
a year ago today was 46, low On Dec. 2, 1970, the
also told reporters he simply very vital and important part of vacy. was 34. Record high for today newly created Environmental
is 70, set in 1902. Record low
VAN WERT COUNTY COURT NEWS is 8, set in 1979.
Protection Agency opened its
doors. (Its first director was
The following individuals Napoleon, was given a six- result of an undercover opera- WEATHER FORECAST William D. Ruckelshaus.)
appeared Wednesday before month sentence on charges of tion that took place in Delphos Tri-county On this date:
Judge Charles Steele in Van identity fraud and forgery to in September 2009, at which The Associated Press In 1804, Napoleon crowned
Wert County Common Pleas run concurrently and also con- time, he allegedly sold heroin himself Emperor of the French.
Court: current to a prison sentence he to an undercover agent work- TONIGHT: Mostly In 1823, President James
is serving on charges out of ing for the West Central Crime cloudy. Lows in the lower Monroe outlined his doctrine
Zacharia J. Young, Van Wood County. Task Force. 20s. West winds 5 to 10 mph. opposing European expansion St. John’s Scholar of the
Wert, was placed on two Mortemore and a sister-in- Crystal Armstrong, 24, FRIDAY: Partly cloudy. in the Western Hemisphere. Day is Michaela
years of community control law both were charged after Delphos, was placed on three Highs in the mid 30s. In 1927, Ford Motor Co. Hoffman.
and ordered to immediately they had falsely obtained iden- years of community control Northwest winds 5 to 10 formally unveiled its second Congratulations
spend 60 days in the Van Wert tification information and later and ordered to spend up to six mph. Model A automobile, the suc- Michaela!
County Jail on a charge of cashed a check belonging to a months at the WORTH Center FRIDAY NIGHT: Partly cessor to its Model T.
domestic violence, a misde- brother of Lukas Mortemore. on a charge of theft, a felony of cloudy in the evening; mostly In 1939, New York Jefferson’s Scholar of the
meanor of the first degree. Joshua D. Burnett, 32, the fifth degree. cloudy with a chance of snow Municipal Airport-LaGuardia Day is Devon
Young was ordered to Van Wert, was placed on three According to a Delphos after midnight. Lows in the Field (later LaGuardia Airport) Krendl.
undergo a psychological years of community control on Police Department investiga- mid 20s. Chance of snow 30 went into operation as an air-
Congratulations
assessment and complete any a charge of attempted driving tion, Armstrong stole a check percent. liner from Chicago landed at
one minute past midnight. Devon!
rehabilitation as recommend- while under the influence, a from a relative and cashed it at EXTENDED FORECAST
ed. Young was also ordered fifth degree felony. a store in Lima in July. SATURDAY: Mostly In 1942, an artificially creat- Students can pick up their
not to be within 500 foot of the Burnett was arrested on Armstrong was ordered to cloudy. A chance of snow in ed, self-sustaining nuclear chain awards in their school offices.
victim Nicole Young. Sept. 4 by the Van Wert City make restitution in the amount the morning; a chance of snow reaction was demonstrated for
All costs of prosecution
were assessed to Young. Judge
Police Department for the
alcohol-related charge.
of $31.26 to the victim, pay
all costs associated with her
and rain in the afternoon.
Highs in the mid 30s. Chance
the first time, at the University
of Chicago. LOCAL PRICES
Steele gave Young a 180-day Judge Steele ordered that prosecution. of precipitation 40 percent. In 1969, the Boeing 747 Corn: $5.38
jail sentence and a $1,000 fine Burnett undergo a substance Armstrong was being held SATURDAY NIGHT: jumbo jet got its first public pre- Wheat: $6.20
but deferred the imposition of abuse assessment and complete in jail but was released on a Mostly cloudy with a 40 per- view as 191 people, most of them Beans: $12.56
the jail and fine pending the any programs recommended. $5,000 bond with the condi- cent chance of snow. Lows in reporters and photographers, flew
successful completion of the
community control.
Burnett told Judge Steele that
he had already involved him-
tions that she be tested regu-
larly until the WORTH Center
the mid 20s. from Seattle to New York City.
LOTTERY
Lukas Mortemore, 24, self in rehabilitation programs. has room to admit her into their CLEVELAND (AP) —
These Ohio lotteries were
Burnett had his drivers program. drawn Tuesday:
Elida Road, Lima

419-225-PACK

license suspended for a year, A basic prison term of nine Kicker


Next to WENDY’S

ordered to pay a fine of $750, months was deferred pending 2-6-4-8-5-2


court costs, $250 as partial the successful completion of Mega Millions
reimbursement for his court the community control pro- 11-16-19-47-53, Mega
appointed attorney as well as a gram. Answers to Wednesday’s questions: Ball: 2
$25 affidavit of indigency fee. Benjamin Hurley, 31, Van Dots printed on fabric and called polka dots dates back to Midday 3
Judge Steele sentenced Wert, was placed on communi- the mid to late 19th century, when the dance the polka was 4-8-9
Burnett to a nine month prison ty control and ordered to spend
10

10

popular and businessmen attempted to cash in on the craze Midday 4


sentence but deferred the impo- up to six months on two differ- by adding “polka” to the names of all sorts of products, 2-7-8-2
sition of the sentence pending ent charges for which he had ranging from socks, hats and curtains to dotted fabrics. The Pick 3
get the 2nd entree

(up to a total of $10.00 off. No other discounts apply)


Buy one entree

the successful completion of failed to comply with. latter outlived the fad and the rest disappeared. 7-1-9
1/2 off
Not valid on specials. Not valid for parties getting Birthday discount.

the community control pro- Hurley was involved in Miss Piggy’s full name when The Muppet Show was Pick 4
1-4-8-6
12-8-2010.

gram. two previous incidents where


Exp.12-31-2010.

first aired in 1976 was Miss Piggy Lee in humor and tribute
Matthew S. Lause, 21, he was ordered to make res- to singer Peggy Lee. The Lee in Miss Piggy’s name was Powerball
Van Wert and formerly of titution. Judge Steele ordered used only once on the show. It was dropped to avoid upset- Estimated jackpot: $95
2nd entree of equal or lesser value. Exp.

million
Must present coupon.

Delphos, was placed on three Hurley to $5,500 within 12 ting Peggy Lee.
Rolling Cash 5
OFF
00

years of community control months of being released from Today’s questions:


09-14-18-21-29
COUPON

and ordered to spend up to the WORTH Center. What was the original significance of the “O” and “Mac”
six months at the WORTH Hurley was given two six- Estimated jackpot:
10

in Irish surnames? $188,000


Center in Lima. Lause was month prison sentences, which Which planet experiences 42 earth years of constant Ten OH
also ordered to spend an addi- would be served concurrently summer followed by 42 earth years of dark winter? 01-08-12-21-24-27-30-31-
tional 30 days in the Van Wert but the imposition of the prison Answers in Friday’s Herald. 36-40-45-46-48-51-55-57-61-
County Jail, complete a sub- sentence was deferred pending
$

Today’s words: 65-68-73


10

10

stance abuse assessment and the successful completion of Icosahedron: a 20-sided solid Ten OH Midday
pay all costs associated with the community control. Zeitgeist: the general intellectual, moral and cultural 10-16-17-19-32-33-37-43-
the prosecution of his case. Hurley was ordered to pay level of an era 46-49-50-51-53-55-60-64-65-
Lause was arrested as the all costs of prosecution. 68-77-80
www.delphosherald.com Thursday, December 2, 2010 The Herald –3

STATE/LOCAL
Wright State to host EarthTalk®
National Science Olympiad
From the Editors of E/The
Environmental Magazine

Dear EarthTalk: Where


can I find information on
Wright State University cream of the crop from all and the University of Illinois. which electronics and their
announced Wednesday it has across the United States,” said “We’re going to get our manufacturers are greener
been selected as the site for the CeAnn Chalker, a national name out there in a big way,” than others, with regard to
National Science Olympiad committee chair for Science said Theresa Mileo, Wright components, manufacturing
Tournament, which pits teams Olympiad. State’s director of ceremo- processes and end use effi-
of bright young students from Science Olympiad compe- nies and protocol. “Once the ciency?
around the country in science titions, which started more competitors start arriving — John Franken, New
and engineering competitions than 25 years ago, were mod- next year, we will build the York, NY
that often involve everything eled after successful programs excitement through 2013.”
from astronomy and fossils to in Delaware and Michigan. Mileo said the competi- Now that many consumers
balsa structures and battery- The school-based teams pre- tions will occur at venues are beginning to care about their
powered vehicles. pare and practice through- across the campus. She said own environmental footprints,
Wright State will play out the year, then compete the university, home to nearly manufacturers are responding
host to the National Science in regional and state tourna- 20,000 students, will be able with loads of greener offer-
Olympiad Tournament in ments. The top teams advance to accommodate the hundreds ings. One good place to find
2013, as well as two events to the National Science of middle and high school them is the Greenpeace Guide
leading up to it — invitation- Olympiad Tournament. students who will be pouring to Greener Electronics, which
al tournaments in February Chalker said preparing for in for the national event. ranks the 18 top manufacturers Image by Thinkstock
2011 and January 2012. Science Olympiad competi- The Science Olympiad of personal computers, mobile
The three events are tions enables students to learn Invitational, which will be phones, televisions and game Some 850,000 disposable Styrofoam trays used in New
expected to pour an estimated and gain expertise outside held Feb. 26, will feature 90 consoles according to their York City public schools are trashed every day. Groups
$1.6 million into the region the classroom in areas about teams and up to 2,250 people. policies on toxic chemicals, like SOSnyc.org are trying to get schools to switch to recy-
in restaurant, motel and other which they are passionate. At total of 120 teams with up recycling and climate change. clable or compostable cardboard trays or — better yet
business. She said her own son’s to 3,000 people will attend Greenpeace hopes that by pub- — traditional trays like the one pictured here that can be
“The National Science Science Olympiad proj- the Invitational Tournament lishing and regularly updating washed and re-used countless times.
Olympiad is the pinnacle of ect was similar to the Ph.D. to be held Jan. 28, 2012. the guide they can both educate
science-related competitions research he later did as a And the National Science consumers about their choices Some 1,300 computers, thin their hands—means that more
for our sharpest middle and university student in North Olympiad Tournament, to and influence manufacturers clients, workstations and moni- likely than not it ends up
high school students,” said Carolina. be held May 17-18, 2013, to eliminate hazardous sub- tors from dozens of manufac- in the garbage can or dump-
Wright State President David “For some students, it is expected to involve 120 stances, take back and recycle turers now bear the EPEAT ster and subsequently a land-
R. Hopkins. “Our campus leads them into their career,” teams with up to 5,000 people their products responsibly, and certification label ensuring fill. Also, polystyrene that is
and our region will serve as Chalker said. “For other stu- that includes more than 100 reduce the climate impacts of compliance with green manu- soiled with food is even more
a national stage for the coun- dents, it teaches them all the National Science Olympiad their operations and products. facturing and recycling stan- difficult and expensive to
try’s best young scientists.” different possibilities out Committee members, event According to Greenpeace, dards. All federal purchasers recycle due to issues of bac-
Science Olympiad fea- there.” supervisors and state directors. the top five electronics manu- are required to choose between terial contamination—most
tures competitions in biol- Science Olympiad also “When this many people facturers from a green perspec- EPEAT-certified models when polystyrene recyclers won’t
ogy, chemistry, earth science, serves as a bonding experi- visit for an event, they spend tive are Nokia, Sony Ericsson, possible, and the database has accept Styrofoam that has had
astronomy, physics and tech- ence for the students, who money on lodging, dining Philips, HP and Samsung. steadily gained traction across contact with food.
These companies get high a wide range of industries. According to leading envi-
nology. often come from very differ- and shopping that boosts the Now consumers can freely ronmental groups, the poly-
The 20-plus events, which ent backgrounds. bottom line of local retail- marks with Greenpeace for
eliminating or scaling way browse the listings to see how styrene in food trays and other
involve top teams from each “It’s the most eclectic ers,” said Kathleen Young, various items from the likes of products is dangerous to both
state of up to 15 students per group of students you will executive director of the back on the use of hazardous
chemicals linked to cancer and Apple, LG, Panasonic, Lenovo people and ecosystems “The
team, include the construction find, and these bonds last Greene County Convention and Sony, among others, stack basic building block chemi-
of aquifers, helicopters and forever,” Chalker said. & Visitors Bureau. “It also other health and environmental
problems, which in turn makes up. cals of polystyrene...have been
mousetrap-powered vehicles. In hosting the National gives us an opportunity to linked to cancer and other very
Other events test knowledge Science Olympiad show visitors just how friend- recycling their products less
problematic. Dear EarthTalk: I’ve serious health problems [and
of anatomy, fossils, optics, Tournament, Wright State ly we can be.” heard that New York City are] very hazardous to manu-
Nokia gets top honors from
protein modeling and food- will be joining previous hosts President Obama has Greenpeace for the second schools are trying out facture,” says Michael Schade
borne illnesses. such as the University of underscored the importance year in a row: All of the com- “Trayless Tuesdays” in their of the non-profit Center for
“The students that are Chicago, George Washington of Science Olympiad, com- pany’s new phone models and cafeterias in order to reduce Health, Environment and
going to be coming to the University, the University of paring it to high-profile sports accessories for 2010 are free of waste. Why are trays such Justice. He adds that he con-
national tournament are the Colorado, Indiana University competitions. brominated compounds, chlo- a big issue? And how can siders polystyrene “one of
cutting them out on one day the most toxic plastics for

Ohio Senate passes


rinated flame retardants and
antimony trioxide, three of the a week really make a differ- our health and environment.”

Briefs most toxic chemicals used com- ence?


— Mark, Brooklyn, NY
Despite these problems, the
American Chemistry Council

human trafficking bill


monly in most mobile phones
and other consumer electron- spends millions of dollars per
Unlike the old days when year lobbying to keep prod-
Federal funds to
ics today. Toshiba, Microsoft
and Nintendo are the last place many school cafeterias offered ucts made with Styrofoam
ANN SANNER reusable trays that could go on the market, according to
upgrade hospital
Senate GOP leaders said finishers on Greenpeace’s list
The Associated Press they expect the sentencing for various reasons, including into big industrial dishwash- SOSnyc.org.
ers after lunchtime, the trend SOSnyc.org is campaign-
at Wright-Patt
measure to be taken up early backtracking on or failing to
COLUMBUS — Human in the next session, which make commitments to phase since the early 1990s in New ing for the removal of dis-
trafficking was a step closer begins in January. out chemicals used in the pro- York City and elsewhere posable trays from the New
DAYTON (AP) — Military Wednesday to becoming a Ohio is among a handful duction of vinyl plastic (PVC) across the country has been to York City school system
officials say up to $115 million felony crime in Ohio, a state of states without a stand-alone and brominated flame retar- provide students with dispos- altogether, not just one day
in federal stimulus funds will long criticized for not doing human trafficking law, which dants (BFRs). able polystyrene (tradename: a week, but its campaign is
be used to renovate the medi- enough to punish modern day means a person caught for Aother good place to find Styrofoam) trays that are a start. The group’s advo-
cal center at Ohio’s Wright- slavery. enslaving others would not be info on green electronics and used once—typically for less cacy has not fallen on deaf
Patterson Air Force Base. The Republican-controlled charged for human trafficking. related products is the new web than 30 minutes—and then ears. Since March 2010, all
Center administrator Col. Senate voted 32-0 to make Instead, prosecutors can attach a site of TopTen USA, a non- thrown out. From there, most 1,500 New York City pub-
human trafficking a stand- human trafficking specification profit that identifies and publi- of the trays end up clogging lic schools have been serving
Mark White says that the already overburdened land- lunch in recyclable paper con-
upgrade will bring a state- alone, second-degree felony, to related crimes to increase an cizes the most energy-efficient
products on the market. The fills or posing a litter prob- tainers every Tuesday, cutting
of-the-art facility to the punishable by up to eight offender’s penalty. But Fedor’s lem. Polystyrene, impossible the waste from polystyrene
years in prison. The bill now office said prosecutors don’t goal of the group—which is
base near Dayton without part of a global alliance of to compost and difficult to trays by 20 percent across the
building a new hospital. That goes to the Democrat-led use the specification because recycle, is one of the predomi- five boroughs. SOSnyc.org is
House, where it’s likely to be it’s complicated. like-minded non-profits—is to
would have cost some $800 make it easier for consumers nant features of litter-filled spearheading an effort to find
million. approved. Gov. Ted Strickland The Polaris Project, based beaches, not to mention trash- permanent alternatives for
also supports the measure. in Washington, D.C., has to find the most energy- and
The Dayton Daily News money-saving models, which based ocean gyres hundreds of polystyrene trays five days
reports the military expects to Sen. Teresa Fedor, a listed Ohio among its “dirty in turn encourages manufactur- miles from shore. a week. Those schools with
award the renovation contract Toledo Democrat who spon- dozen” states that the advo- ing innovations that will shift According to the grass- dishwashers could switch to
next summer, with three years sored the bill, said Ohio’s lack cacy group says have failed the whole market in a greener roots group SOSnyc.org, reusable trays. Recyclable or
of renovation work beginning of a tough, clear law has left to adequately address human direction. Besides listing the some 850,000 Styrofoam compostable cardboard trays
in fall 2011. the state open to people look- trafficking. The nonprofit greenest individual models trays are trashed in New York could work for schools without
The hospital on average ing to enslave others. based its list on several cri- of desktop computers, lap- City public schools every day. dishwashers, but manufactur-
serves more than 1,000 active- “Slavery on American soil teria, including whether the tops, monitors and televisions “At 80 trays per foot, the ers have not yet come up with
duty personnel, military retir- has yet to end,” Fedor told her state has a law that criminal- TopTen USA also lists the daily stack is two miles high, anything as lightweight and
ees and family members each colleagues before they voted. izes sex trafficking or a law greenest refrigerators, freezers, 8.5 times the height of the sturdy as polystyrene for such
day. “Every day Ohio’s most vul- that addresses when a person dishwashers, clothes washers Empire State Building,” the applications. But with such a
nerable — children, women, is forced into providing labor and even vehicles. group reports. big potential market for non-
the disenfranchised — are or services. Ohio has neither. The non-profit Green Polystyrene can be recy- polystyrene trays opening up,
Snow-free streak coerced and kidnapped with
the intention of sexual and
The Senate vote all but
ensured a smooth ride to
Electronics Council, initially
set up to help government,
cled by specialty recyclers,
but most municipal recycling
greener alternatives are sure
to emerge soon.
snapped by flurry labor exploitation.”
About 1,000 American-born
the governor’s desk. House
Speaker Armond Budish,
institutional and corporate
purchasers evaluate, compare
programs do not accept it.
The fact that homeowners Send your environmen-
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CLEVELAND (AP) — A out on the curb with the rest c/o E – The Environmental
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POLITICS “When we cannot find contentment in ourselves it is useless to seek it elsewhere.”


— Francois, Duc de la Rochefoucauld (frahn-SWAH’,
duhk doo lah rawsh-foo-KOH’), French author (1613-1680)

Deficit panel tackles


health care costs
RICARDO ALONSO- for job-based health plans, these things on the table over
ZALDIVAR a change that would force the next couple of years as we
The Associated Press workers and their families to really struggle with the defi-
seek out cost-conscious insur- cit,” said Christine Ferguson,
WASHINGTON — The ance. Labor unions, which a former senior Republican
health care cuts proposed by have given up wage increases congressional aide and top
President Barack Obama’s to secure better coverage, are state health official.
deficit commission would adamantly opposed. “Unless the economy turns
reach virtually every corner For the first time, the gov- around, these are the kinds
of society, making cost curbs ernment would set — and of proposals that are going to
in the new overhaul law look enforce — an overall budget be debated,” added Ferguson,
tame by comparison. for Medicare, Medicaid and a professor at George
Workers with solid cover- other federal programs that Washington University. She
age on the job, seniors, drug cover more than 100 million called some of the specific
companies, trial lawyers, hos- people, from Alzheimer’s ideas “pretty draconian.”
pitals, doctors, state govern- patients in nursing homes to If they also prove political-
ments and federal employ- premature babies in hospital ly untouchable, Medicare will
ees would all feel the effects. intensive care. be a big part of the reason.
For Medicare recipients, the Overall, the nation will Newly elected Republicans
WikiLeaks biggest change would be an spend about $2.6 trillion this campaigned against the

IT WAS NEWS THEN


increase in cost-sharing. year on medical care, and Medicare cuts in the health
founder sought The proposals from com-
mission co-chairmen Erskine
some experts believe a sig-
nificant share of that is for
care law, and the commission
proposal would slice deeper
One Year Ago WASHINGTON (AP) Bowles and Alan Simpson procedures and tests that are while also making significant
• Jefferson High School National Honor Society members — The U.S. government, were strongly criticized of little benefit to patients. changes in how the program
Korey Boggs, Mallorie Wilson and Bridget Culp helped load apparently aided by freelance Wednesday by groups rang- Americans are no healthier works.
the last remaining food items for donation Monday morning. computer hackers, chased ing from AARP to hospitals than citizens of other coun- Many seniors already in
The society is donating $938 worth of non-perishable food for WikiLeaks from an American and labor unions. At the same tries that spend much less. the program would face an
the ALCO food drive that will be matched and given to local commercial computer network time, there was recognition The new health care law increase in cost-sharing for
food pantries. and temporarily stopped the that drastic measures may be laid the groundwork for medical services.
leak of embarrassing diplo- needed to confront spiraling expanding coverage but dab- The deficit commission
25 Years Ago — 1985 matic documents. But within health care costs. bled around the edges when found that co-payments in
• Delphos Jaycees donated $200 to the Delphos Community hours, the website was back The plan leaves in place it came to curbing costs. That most cases are low, encourag-
Christmas Project. The donation was made by Roger Beckman, online, publishing from a forti- the president’s signature health left a major piece of unfin- ing overtreatment and over-
treasurer of the Jaycees, to Jerome Schmit, treasurer for the fied bunker in Sweden. care law expanding coverage ished business that the deficit use. Revamping Medicare’s
Christmas project. Beckman said the Jaycees have about 200 The virtual chase to more than 30 million unin- commission took on. cost-sharing would raise
Christmas trees on sale at the A&W Root Beer stand on East Wednesday was mirrored by sured, but it would repeal a Prospects for action in $110 billion through 2020. In
Fifth Street. a real-life pursuit as European new long-term care program Congress any time soon are return, seniors would get an
• Jefferson placed six players on the Northwest Conference authorities hunted for the included in the legislation, call- dim — but the problem isn’t annual cost-sharing limit of
Football Coaches Association All-Academic team. Named to site’s fugitive founder, Julian ing it “financially unsound.” going away. $7,500, stop-loss protection
the team from Jefferson were Tim Brock, Robb Poling, Alan Assange, who is wanted in It would gradually phase “My personal perspective that isn’t currently offered
Syphrit, Dan Wilson, Tony Closson and Mark Downey. Sweden on rape charges. out the federal tax break is that we are going to see all of under traditional Medicare.

Obama restores Gulf drilling ban


• Catholic Daughters of the Americas held their annual ben- Undeterred, Assange con-
efit card party at the K of C hall. Proceeds from the benefit go tinued releasing confidential
to Delphos Public Library and St. John’s school libraries. government documents. Some
showed how the Obama admin- MATTHEW DALY Rep. Doc Hastings, ern waters of Alaska. The
50 Years Ago — 1960 istration and Congress helped The Associated Press R-Wash., said Obama’s plan new approach allows drilling
• A combined style show and talk on interior decorating persuade Spain not to pursue would lock up vast portions in Alaska, but officials said
sponsored by the United Women’s Association of the First charges against members of WASHINGTON — BP’s of America’s offshore energy they will move cautiously
Presbyterian Church Tuesday was attended by well over 100 George W. Bush’s adminis- oil well in the Gulf of Mexico resources, costing jobs and before approving any leases.
women. The show was held in the social rooms of the local tration for allowing torture of is dead, but the political fall- inflicting long-term economic The focus instead will be on
church. Mrs. D. Arnold Scott served as commentator, with terrorism suspects. out is very much alive. harm. Hastings, who takes areas with active leases in the
the latest styles in clothing, shoes and flowers being provided Amazon.com Inc. prevent- The Obama administration over next month as chair- central and western Gulf of
by various Delphos merchants. The models included Juanita ed WikiLeaks from using the said it won’t open up new man of the House Natural Mexico and off the coast of
Miller, Mickey Chiles, Barbara Metzger, Mrs. Oliver Lundgren, U.S. company’s computers to areas of the eastern Gulf and Resources panel, said the BP Alaska.
Debbie Rogers, Randy Liggett, Mrs. John Helton, Donna and distribute State Department Atlantic seaboard to drilling, spill shouldn’t disrupt plans Under the revised plan, the
Diane LaRue, Becky Kaskell, Lana Spitnale, Dougie Miller, communications and other reversing a decision to hunt to develop U.S. oil and gas Interior Department will not
Mrs. Aaron Schramm, Beth Wilcox, Ronda Bowersock, Susan documents, WikiLeaks said for oil and gas that the presi- resources. propose any new oil drill-
Lundgren, Anita Chiles, Mrs. Don Weideman, Linda Kalinsek Wednesday. The WikiLeaks dent himself announced three Louisiana Gov. Bobby ing in the Atlantic Ocean and
and Barbara Zoll. Mrs. Kenneth Fronk, president of the site was inaccessible for sev- weeks before the largest off- Jindal, a Republican who has eastern Gulf for at least the
Association, greeted guests and awarded the door prizes to Mrs. eral hours before it returned to shore oil spill in U.S. history. criticized the Obama admin- next seven years. Already
Robert Shenk and Louise Miller. servers owned by its previous “We are adjusting our istration’s response to the planned lease sales in the Gulf
Swedish host, Bahnhof, which strategy,” Interior Secretary spill and its five-month deep- of Mexico will be delayed
75 Years Ago — 1935 are housed in a protective Cold- Ken Salazar said Wednesday. water drilling moratorium, until late 2011 or early 2012,
• The members of the Happy-Go-Lucky Club met with War era bunker. Tech blogs Salazar said the BP spill expressed deep disappoint- Salazar said.
Rosemary Bertling, West Second Street. Election of officers have compared it to a lair from taught officials a number of ment. “This makes us even The new plan does not
resulted in the following: Helen Swick, president; Margaret a James Bond movie. lessons, “most importantly more dependent on foreign affect the Pacific seaboard,
Stallkamp, secretary-treasurer and Virginia Weger, reporter. “We have been under attack that we need to proceed with countries for our energy,” he which will remain off-limits
In two weeks the club will meet with Marjorie Best, West and we have had to move to caution.” said. to drilling in federal waters.
Cleveland Street. different servers,” WikiLeaks The politics of the decision And Sen. Mark Warner, Environmental groups
• Troop Three, Delphos Boy Scouts, will hold an out-of- spokesperson Kristinn were clear. The ban satisfies D-Va., who supports offshore cheered the decision. They
doors meeting this evening. The members of the troop will meet Hrafnsson said. “But we have environmental interests and drilling, was preparing to say oil and gas reserves off the
at Scout headquarters to hike to the woods. A big campfire will ways and means to bypass any Democratic lawmakers along work with GOP Gov. Robert Atlantic Coast are not worth
be a feature. Games and musical features will be enjoyed. A closure in our services.” both coasts, particularly in McDonnell and other offi- the risk to commercial fishing
campfire lunch will also be included in the evening’s program. Amazon’s move to evict Florida, a crucial 2012 swing cials to re-examine the deci- and tourism destinations such
• Several International Harvester Company salesmen in this WikiLeaks from its serv- state where the drilling pro- sion, especially as it applies as Virginia Beach and the
district went to Lima Tuesday to be in attendance at a meet- ers came after congressional posal was unpopular. to Virginia, said Kevin Hall, Chesapeake Bay. According
ing held at the Barr Hotel. The meeting was conducted by A. staff called the company to But the oil and gas indus- a Warner spokesman. to government estimates,
C. Mertz of Lima and John Stirn of the Delphos firm of Geo. inquire about its relationship try and many Republicans The announcement revers- reserves off Virginia, North
Wannemacher and Company. Those in attendance from this with WikiLeaks, Sen. Joe said the Obama administra- es a March plan that would and South Carolina, Georgia
district were Paul Wannemacher, Joseph Rekart and Stirn of Lieberman, the Connecticut tion was stifling domestic oil have authorized officials to and north Florida amount to
Delphos, and Leander Wannemacher of Ottoville. independent, said Wednesday. production and contradicting explore the potential for drill- about three months of supply
“The company’s decision the will of recession-weary ing from Delaware to cen- at current U.S. consumption
to cut off WikiLeaks now is voters eager for new jobs. tral Florida, plus the north- rates.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR


the right decision and should
set the standard for other com- White House vows to strengthen ties with Dem govs
panies WikiLeaks is using to
The Delphos Herald welcomes letters to the editor. Letters should distribute its illegally seized LIZ SIDOTI several Democratic gover- promised to focus on jobs,
be no more than 400 words. The newspaper reserves the right to material,” Lieberman said in The Associated Press nors acknowledged the past the economy and fiscal
edit content for length, clarity and grammar. Letters concerning a statement. He added that he tension and welcomed the responsibility. Niki Haley of
private matters will not be published. would have further questions WASHINGTON — The White House’s commitment South Carolina railed against
Failure to supply a full name, home address and daytime phone for Amazon about its dealings White House on Wednesday to improving the relationship. unfunded mandates.
number will slow the verification process and delay publication. with WikiLeaks. pledged to work more closely They called Obama’s White In both parties, leaders in
Letters can be mailed to The Delphos Herald, 405 N. Main St., The White House said it with the nation’s Democratic House the most responsive they Washington were looking to
Delphos, Ohio 45833, faxed to 419-692-7704 or e-mailed to ns- was taking new steps to pro- governors after a tumultuous had ever dealt with and called strengthen ties with their state
pencer@delphosherald.com. Authors should clearly state they election year marked by a the visit by a White House counterparts as they seek to
want the message published as a letter to the editor. Anonymous tect government secrets after
WikiLeaks released thousands strained relationship. chief of staff a historic first. both plot strategy and show
letters will not be printed. President Barack Obama’s “We’re always looking for the public that they are listen-
of sensitive U.S. diplomatic
cables. Officials said national interim chief of staff, Pete more and better coordination ing after an election that high-
Moderately confused security adviser Tom Donilon
has appointed a senior aide to
Rouse, assured current and
incoming Democratic chief
and collaboration,” Maryland
Gov. Martin O’Malley, the
lighted the public’s disgust
with the capital.
identify and develop changes executives in an hour-long new DGA chairman, said Obama was hosting newly
needed in light of the docu- private meeting that the White before the meeting with elected Republican and
ment dump. House will step up its com- Rouse. Still, he added: “Were Democratic governors at the
Australian Prime Minister munication with governors, it not for the actions of the White House on Thursday.
Julia Gillard called WikiLeaks’ and he invited them to call president and the Democratic- Throughout the 2010 cam-
publication of classified docu- him anytime. controlled Congress on the paign cycle, there was little col-
ments “an illegal thing to do” They welcomed the economy, statehouses would laboration between the White
today. change. be in shambles right now.” House and Democratic gov-
But Gillard did not indicate That’s according to a On Capitol Hill, incoming ernors on fundraising, policy
Australia was about to take Democratic official who House Speaker John Boehner and political matters. In July,
legal action against Australian- attended the Democratic of Ohio and Senate Minority tensions flared in Boston when
born Assange. The country’s Governors Association meet- Leader Mitch McConnell, Democratic governors met pri-
attorney general reiterated that ing and spoke on the condition R-Ky., were meeting with vately with White House offi-
authorities are investigating of anonymity because the ses- more than a half dozen newly cials to express grave concerns
whether Assange has broken sion was closed to the public. elected Republican governors, about immigration policy and
any Australian laws, but have Rouse, according to in hopes of working together the Obama administration’s
not yet reached a conclusion. the official, said several of on proposals for cutting spend- lawsuit against Arizona’s tough
The White House on Obama’s significant accom- ing, creating jobs and repealing new law.
Wednesday spurned a call from plishments were made pos- Obama’s health care law. During the year, the
Assange for Secretary of State sible because of the help of Three of the newly elected president’s direct campaign
Hillary Rodham Clinton to step governors, including money governors told reporters they involvement was mostly lim-
down if she had any role in for jointly funded state-fed- would stand up to Washington ited to three presidential swing
directing U.S. diplomats’ spy- eral social services programs. on issues such as President states that will be important
ing on other foreign leaders. But, the official said, Rouse Barack Obama’s health care to his re-election chances —
“Mr. Assange’s suggestion is acknowledged that the White overhaul. Florida, Ohio and Wisconsin
ridiculous and absurd, and why House didn’t effectively “Let our people go,” said — as well as states where
anyone would find his opinion communicate and interact John Kasich of Ohio, a for- key allies were running, like
here relevant is baffling,” said with governors, calling those mer member of the House. Massachusetts where Obama-
spokesman Tommy Vietor, instances missed opportuni- “Washington will not let our friend Gov. Deval Patrick was
adding Clinton was doing an ties. people go.” in a tough re-election fight.
“extraordinary” job. In turn, the official said Mary Fallin of Oklahoma He ultimately won.
www.delphosherald.com Thursday, December 2, 2010 The Herald – 5

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Meadows residents visit candy factory


5-7 p.m. — The Interfaith 3 to 4 minutes, stirring once In medium saucepan, Photo submitted
Thrift Shop is open for shop- after about 2 minutes. When heat sugar, butter, cocoa,
ping. butter is melted, stir well. milk, vanilla and salt
6:30 p.m. — Delphos MW on HIGH for about over low heat, stirring Residents from The Meadows of Kalida recently visited the Spangler Candy
Ladies Club, Trinity United 14 minutes or until mixture until smooth. Stir in nuts. Factory in Bryan. They enjoyed riding the trolley through the factory, and visiting
Methodist Church. reaches 245 degrees (firm- Spread mixture quickly their factory store and museum. Pictured are Bill and Marie S. with the Dum Dum
7 p.m. — Delphos ball stage). No stirring is in buttered 9x5-inch pan. Drum Man.
Emergency Medical Service needed. Remove from Cool; cut into squares.
meeting, EMS building, microwave; stir in vanilla Makes 2 dozen.
Second Street. and walnuts. Allow to stand Microwave directions: THRIFT SHOP
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FRIDAY candy). Refrigerate until in sugar, cocoa, vanilla Rahrig and Alene Klausing. Announce you or your family member’s
7:30 a.m. — Delphos cool. Invert pan. Carefully and salt until smooth; then FRIDAY: Lorene birthday in our Happy Birthday column.
Optimist Club meets at the tap out whole block of stir in nuts. Spread mix- Jettinghoff, Donna Holdgreve, Complete the coupon below and return it to
A&W Drive-In, 924 E. Fifth candy; cut in squares. Wrap ture quickly in buttered Mary Jane Watkins and Carol
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St. Holman.
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Address
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St. Vincent DePaul Society, potatoes, Brussels sprouts, Italian bread, margarine, peaches, 695-8440; Alice Heidenescher,
located at the east edge of the sugar cookie, coffee and 2% milk. 419-692-5362; Linda Bockey Name Birthday
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Pohlman repeats Klaus in on lots of action


as D-VI Defensive By JIM METCALFE

Player of Year
jmetcalfe@delphosherald.com
DELPHOS — You won’t
see number 62 for St. John’s
leave the turf of Hall of Fame
The Delphos Herald Columbia Station Columbia, 5-10, 190, Field at Canton’s Fawcett
sr. Backs—Kaleb Deam, N. Lewisburg
Triad, 5-10, 155, sr.; Devin Jones, Stadium very often during
St. John’s senior Chris Castalia Margaretta, 6-3, 195, sr.; Friday’s Division VI state
Pohlman was a repeat winner Phillip Arsuffi, N. Lima S. Range, 6-0, final versus Shadyside.
of the All-Ohio Division VI 160, sr. Punter—Brandon Garlough,
Tipp City Bethel, 5-10, 180, soph. That would be senior right
Defensive Special Mention guard/right defensive end
Player of the
Year honor.
Tony Lybarger and Tyler Hathaway,
Fredericktown; Logan McGovern, Derek “Dozer” Klaus.
He, along Centerburg; Gage Barton, Milford Ctr. From leading the way for
with fellow
Fairbanks; Jacob Boyd, Blake Taylor
and Clay Hastings, Richwood N. Union; the Blue Jays’ powerful run-
first-teamers Brian Garen, Chaney Fulton, Greg ning game on one side of the
Austin Vogt Houk, T.J. Langermeier and Charlie
Ramey, W. Jefferson;
pigskin to putting lots of heat
(senior left Shane Snyder, Baltimore Liberty on the opposing team’s passer
tackle) and Union; Demetrius Clark, Cols. Ready; and helping stuff the run on
senior defen- Preston Pearson and Austin Peterman,
the other side, he will be in
sive end Cols. Acad.; Nate Webb, Grandview
Hts.; Caleb Martin, Cardington Lincoln; there.
Derek Klaus
and special-
Darian Arnold, Chandler Shryock
and Marquece “Bubba” Harris, “I’ve been starting at end
mention tail- Pohlman Newcomerstown; Zach Renner and and guard for three years now
back Evan
Kellan Mutschelknaus, Sugarcreek
Garaway; Adam Rossiter, Brian Sawyer
and played some on both sides
Burgei (senior), lead the Blue Jays and Michael Smith, Caldwell; Shane of the ball as a freshman,” he
into Friday’s Division VI state Crum, Brett began. “I’m used to playing
title game versus Shadyside. Farnsworth and
Kalob Davis, a lot of minutes, so I worked
The Tigers have two first- Sarahsville hard in the offseason and dur-
teamers, one Shenandoah;
ing the summer, doing agili-
second-team- P r e s t o n
Dornon, Dustin ties and lifting. Coach (Todd
er and three
special-men-
Starr
Kyle
and
Morris,
Schulte) and the coaching Tom Morris photo

tion players. Barnesville; staff really worked us hard St. John’s senior right defensive end and Division VI All-Ohio first-teamer Derek
Jefferson Evan Jones and during two-a-days.” “Dozer” Klaus, here tackling a New Bremen runner, is one of the leaders of the Blue Jay
s e n i o r
Jarod Conrad,
W. Lafayette His work on the offen- defense that will try to give the program its sixth state title Friday versus Shadyside.
end/tight Ridgewood; sive side of the ball leaves
end Kody M a r c u s
him little notoriety outside the ing three, which makes things Elida (a team that made the The Jays also have a bit
Richardson
Schumacher, Richardson fact that he has 14 pancake easier in the secondary. We second round of the Division of an edge going into Friday
Woodsfield
earned spe- Monroe Cent.; Daniel Kline, Thomas blocks in helping open holes have our jobs to do, like not III playoffs), that woke us up. afternoon’s (3 p.m.) game.
cial-mention Taggart and Isaiah Andrews,
for 1,000-yard backs Evan letting quarterbacks out of After that, we had more of an “When we lost last year, it
status. Vogt Nelsonville-York; Sandy Proehl, Clay
Wescott, Reid Hutchison and Jake Burgei and Jordan Leininger. the pocket, but I can use my edge and intensity during our left a bitter taste in our mouths
The Associated Press Freeman, Frankfort Adena; Kyle Dunn,
Chillicothe Southeastern; Derek Fulk It is his work on the defen- quickness to get past a tackle. practices and we had a faster when we had to accept the
sive side: 33 quarterback Against the run, it’s a differ- tempo. The coaches pushed runner-up trophy and Norwalk
COLUMBUS — The 2010
Associated Press Division V All-Ohio and Nathan Brooks, Crooksville;
high school football team, based on Drew Cannon,
Dylan Lewis harassments, 44 solo tack- ent assignment; I might have us hard and we wanted to St. Paul was celebrating with
the recommendations of a state media
panel: and Devon les, 21 assists, (3 for loss), to blow up a guard or a full- push ourselves hard.” the championship. As a team,
DIVISION V Davis, Oak Hill;
Blake Yates,
nine sacks and one pick; that back trying to block me. It’s a He did have an older no one had to say it but we all
First Team
OFFENSE: Lucasville gained him the recognition of lot more physical work.” brother to learn from as a felt we didn’t want to experi-
Ends—Reese Valley; Alex being named a first-team All- Still, despite having so freshman: Rocky, who was ence that feeling ever again;
K l e n k e , Shears
Chris Prater,
and
Ohioan Wednesday. many classmates that were part of the back-to-back-to- I think it was possibly the
“Playing both ways does starters on 2008’s state title back title teams in 1997-99 worst feeling I’ve ever had,”
Coldwater, 6-4,
195, sr.; Austin Wheelersburg;
Jones, Cin. Jacob Piguet
and Colbie take a lot out of me, especially team and last fall’s state run- and a key cog in the 57-game he added. “The seniors didn’t
Hills Christian
Acad., 6-2, 175, Griffith, Minford; when playing teams that pass ners-up, his team needed a winning streak. really have a meeting among
jr.; Desmond Steven
Chillicothe
Hall, a lot where you’re chasing the wake-up call before the sea- “He helped me a lot when ourselves about it until after
S l e i g h , quarterback. When I get home son began, in the thought of I first got on varsity; I really the Elida scrimmage and we
Burgei
Archbold, Southeastern;
5-11, 160, sr. Boo Woods, from a game, all I want to do Klaus. needed his help to learn how talked about what we really
Linemen— Bubba Wood
and Jake Murphy, Coal Grove is go to sleep,” Klaus noted. “Even though we worked to play the position,” Klaus wanted to accomplish.
Klaus “It’s a lot easier to rush the hard after last season’s sec- said. “The last two years, “Our mood this week is all
Logan Awwiller,
Fredericktown, Dawson-Bryant; Alex Holcomb and
6-1, 235, sr.; Brice Crabtree, Lucasville Valley;
Cody Mann, Trey West and Austin passer, though; because (nose ond-place finish, I think we though, things have gotten a business. We know when to
Zach Conlan, Youngs. Ursuline, 6-0,
305, sr.; Anthony Kimbrough, Lima McMaster, Chesapeake; Garrett tackle) Cody (Brinkman) is did have the attitude that this lot easier for me. I know what joke around and when to be
Cent. Cath., 6-2, 242, sr.; Jared Tyree, Bainbridge Paint Valley; Jeremy
Simmons and Jacob Gries, Gates
taking so many double-teams, was going to be easy and I am supposed to do; I can serious and this is serious. We
Whitcomb, Jeromesville Hillsdale, 6-4,
280, sr. Quarterbacks—D.J. Gray, W. Mills Hawken; Clayton Thurling and that leaves Alex (Recker) everything (MAC title and just play. didn’t finish what we started
Jefferson, 6-1, 180, sr.; Tyler Kinchen, Vinny Polverine, Middlefield Cardinal; on the other side and myself state championship) was in “Still, we do get into some last year; we have a job to do
Woodsfield Monroe Cent., 6-0, 210, Anthony Eder, Logan Matt and Jordan
D’Orazio, Cle. Cuyahoga Hts.; Dan 1-on-1 with the tackle. We’ve the bag,” Klaus explained. silly arguments about what and we want to get it done
been able to get pressure on “When we got it handed to us he did versus what I do now this time. Only then we can
jr.; Nick Lawley, Cin. Hills Christian
Acad., 6-6, 200, sr.; Garrett Morton, Lofgren, Kenny Greco, Jimmy Durst,
Archbold, 6-3, 190, sr. Backs— Damon Washington, Paul Guhde,
Bobby Matthews, Jake Finkler, Zach quarterbacks by only rush- in our first scrimmage against versus what he did then.” joke around.”

LOCAL ROUNDUP
Brandon Schankweiler, Wheelersburg,
5-11, 185, sr.; Westen Hale, Oak Santo and Ryan Loncar, Kirtland;
Hill, 6-0, 205, sr.; Alec Torgerson, Mitchell Lake, Josh Rigg and A.J.
Cle. Cuya. Hts., 5-9, 186, sr.; Akise Henson, Orwell Grand Valley; Sam
Teague, Youngs. Ursuline, 5-8, 176, Stretar and Nick Kraus, Independence;
Drew Guisinger, Anna; Josh Thiel and
sr. Kicker—Logan Eyer, Cin. Summit
Country Day, 6-0, 165, sr. Zach James, Cin. Hills Christian Acad.; Lady Racers edge Derek KIngshott (12 points, 7 Ind./Goshen) and Ryan Sabin 30-22 advantage.
DEFENSE: Linemen—Cody Jordan Holtvogt, Tipp City Bethel; Nick
Marenberg, N. Lewisburg Triad; Ben
Cornerstone University caroms) and Caleb Simons (10 (Canal Winchester) from the The Lions came out ready to
Bensman, Anna, 6-0, 225, sr.; Xavier
Dye, Hamler Patrick Henry, 5-10, McBride, Cin. Summit Country Day; LIMA — Amanda Francis markers, 2 blocks). football team were recognized play in the second half, quickly
190, sr.; Justin Carver, Mount Gilead, Al Upshaw, Cin. Clark Montessori; hit a free throw with five sec- For the Racers (2-4, 0-1), as HCAC All-Academic. taking control nd scoring eight
6-3, 205, jr.; Brock Jones, Woodsfield Ryan Moore, Zach Fulk, Sam Young
and Trevor Badertscher, Jeromesville onds left to give the University four were in double digits: Ilnicki has been honored dur- points in the first three min-
Monroe Cent., 5-10, 185, sr.; Marcus
Moser, Defiance Tinora, 5-10, 240, Hillsdale; Bobby Silagy, Louisville of Northwestern Ohio Lady Jake Bolyard with 14, Kyle ing each of the three years utes of the period. Bluffton
sr. Linebackers—Austin Hoeflich, Aquinas; Ryan Powell, Hanoverton
Racers a 66-65 college bas- Gillette 13, Dustin Guthrie 12 that an athlete is eligible for answered Mt. St. Joseph with
Fredericktown, 6-0, 190, sr.; Warren United; Corey Mullins, Apple Creek
Waynedale; Josh Forbes, West Salem ketball win over Cornerstone and D.J. Quarles 10. Brandon consideration. a jumper, two free throws,
Shields, Richwood N. Union, 6-3, 210,
sr.; Richard Hawthorne, W. Lafayette Northwestern; Jeff Sickle, Columbiana University at “The Garage”. Miller added nine rebounds Representing the volley- and a three-pointer, all from
Ridgewood, Tyler Gaines, Minford, Crestview; Ethan Whitmer, N. Lima
Shaye Warman led the win- and five assists. ball team were juniors Jenna Stegmaier for a 39-30 lead.
For the next three minutes MSJ
5-8, 195, jr.; Christian Hauber, Kirtland, S. Range; Joey Badini, Rootstown;
Lawrence Wolfe, Taylor Kassa and ning Racers (6-4, 1-0 Wolverine- VISITORS: Cornerstone Eshleman (Landisville, Pa./
was in control of the game,
6-0, 210, jr.; Keil’n Thurston, Youngs.
Ursuline, 6-0, 210, sr. Backs—Ryan Adam Wallace, Creston Norwayne;
Hoosier Athletic Conference) University 8-1 (1-0 WHAC) Hempfield) and Courtney
Severo, Columbia Station Columbia, Jeff Podolsky, Youngs. Ursuline; Cory
Siefring, St. Henry; Willy Flanary, with 13 points (2 steals), along
FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA TP
Zimmerman (Leesburg/ out-scoring Bluffton 6-0. The
6-1, 175, sr.; Dylan Schwieterman,
St. Henry, 5-11, 185, sr.; Damian Sherwood Fairview; Austin Tittle and with 12 from Francis (3 steals,
Dominic Allen 0-3 0-2 0-0 0,
Ronald Bates 1-6 0-2 0-0 2, Kelvin Fairfield). Both Eshleman and Lions kept the game close for
Winner, Versailles, 6-1, 182, sr. Kipp McCann, Defiance Tinora; Jake
3 assists) and Tara Olberding (2
DeVries 5-8 5-8 0-0 15, Bryan Pasciak
Zimmerman were honored in the next four minutes, tying
Punter—Tyler O’Connor, Lima Fannin and Ethan Patrick, Collins 7-10 0-1 2-2 16, Caleb Simons 4-6 the game at the 10:17 mark.
Central Cath., 6-0, 160, jr. Western Reserve; Josh Almanza, assists). Ashley Rothney added 0-0 2-2 10, Anthony Allen 0-1 0-0 0-0 2009 as well. Two minutes later, the Beavers
Offensive player of the year: Hamler Patrick Henry; Ben Miller
and Noah Keefer, Archbold; Clint nine boards and Molly French 0, Bryce Semple 1-1 0-0 0-0 2, Justin
Yoder 4-10 1-3 6-6 15, Jake Plite 2-4 Junior Heather Smith pushed their lead back to five
Akise Teague, Youngs. Ursuline.
Defensive players of the year: Endicott, Mason Minnich and Garrick seven. 0-2 1-2 5, Wes Hudson 0-4 0-1 0-0 0, (Elkhart, Ind./Concord), from (51-46) with two jumpers from
Keil’n Thurston, Youngs. Ursuline; Montgomery, Ashland Crestview;
Zach Bermejo, Northwood; Kody Cornerstone (9-1, 0-1 Ted Albert 2-3 0-0 3-5 7, Dan Possehl
3-5 0-0 0-0 6, Shane Tiemeyer 0-1
women’s cross country, picked junior Emily Shellabarger (St.
Christian Hauber,
Ryan Severo, Columbia Station
Kirtland;
Richardson, Delphos Jefferson; WHAC) was led by 19 points 0-0 0-0 0, Derek Kingshott 6-8 0-0 0-0 up her second Academic All- Marys/Memorial) and a layup
Columbia. Sam Huffman, Lima Cent. Cath.; Aaron and 13 rebounds from Brooke 12. Totals 35-70 (50%) 6-19(31.6%) HCAC honor this season. by Miller.
Coaches of the year: Brian Baum, Rammel, Coldwater.
DIVISION VI Carter, 16 markers from Robyn
14-17(82.4%) 90.
HOME TEAM: Northwestern To be named All-Academic The Lions took over the
Fredericktown; Dave Tarpley, New
Lebanon Dixie; Mike Stoll, Collins First Team Veltkamp and 12 from Melissa Ohio 2-4 (0-1 WHAC) HCAC, a student-athlete must game from that point and out-
Western Reserve. OFFENSE: Ends—Taylor Haines,
Veltkamp. FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA TP
Wes Gelhaus 0-3 0-0 1-7 2, Jake
have completed a full year at scored the Beavers 20-7 to take
the institution, be a varsity
Second Team McComb, 6-1, 175, sr.; Alex Weber,
Ada, 6-2, 200, sr.; Hayden Welch, VISITORS: Cornerstone Bolyard 5-13 2-7 2-2 14, Brandon the win. Kim Miller led Bluffton
athlete and carry a minimum
OFFENSE: Ends—Cody Morris, University 9-1 (0-1 WHAC) Miller 0-2 0-0 1-2 1, Darko Bucan
with 16 points while Stegmaier
Caldwell, 6-3, 205, sr.; Mitchell Lancaster Fairfield Christian Acad., 6-0,
Campbell, Versailles, 6k-4, 205, jr. 152, jr.; Nicholas Houston, Day. Ponitz,
5-10, 165, jr. Linemen—Aaron Silverio,
FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA TP
Melissa Veltkamp 6-8 0-2 0-1 12,
1-6 0-2 0-0 2, Kyle Gillette 6-10 0-0
1-5 13, Isaac Bowers 1-7 1-4 0-0 3, cumulative grade point aver- contributed 14. Lions’ scoring
Linemen—Dan Satterthwaite, Cols.
Grandview Hts., 6-1, 265, sr.; Donald Shadyside, 6-1, 253, sr.; Austin Vogt, Maria Schafer 1-4 1-3 0-0 3, Brooke Bryce Carlton 0-0 0-0 0-0 0, Cyle age of at least 3.50 through the was led by Shelby Benzinger
Mullett, W. Lafayette Ridgewood, 6-1, Delphos St. John’s, 6-4, 270, sr.; Carter 9-17 0-0 1-5 19, Samantha
Flietstra 0-0 0-0 2-2 2, Robyn Veltkamp
Strouble 3-5 0-0 0-1 6, Dustin Guthrie
4-8 2-4 2-4 12, D.J. Quarles 2-4 1-2
semester preceding the end of with 16 points.
229, sr.; Brock Bahan, W. Liberty- Robert Gilliland, Sycamore Mohawk,
6-1, 250, sr.; James Tripp, Lockland, 8-15 0-0 0-0 16, Ashley Moon 0-2 5-6 10, Todd Watkins 1-2 0-0 0-0 the season. Bluffton struggled from
Salem, 6-2, 250, sr.; Nick Glass,
Columbia Station Columbia, 5-10, 6-2, 243, sr. Quarterbacks—Andrew 0-1 0-0 0, Alexa Hensler 1-3 0-1 0-0 2. Totals 23-60(38.3%) 6-19(31.6%) ----- the field, going 21-of-58. The
MSJ dominates second half
Dee, McComb, 5-11, 195, sr. Backs— 2, Kathy De Young 0-1 0-0 0-0 0, 12-27(44.4%) 64.
215, sr.; Matt Malone, Columbia
Britt Wilder, Newark Cath., 5-10, 190, Alicia TerHaar 0-2 0-0 0-0 0, Kayleigh Rebounds: CU 48/15 off. (Kingshott Beavers hit only 2-of-12 (16.7
Station Columbia, 5-10, 220, sr.
Quarterbacks—Dylan Sayre, Caldwell, sr.; Garrett Price, Bridgeport, 5-11, Hammond 1-2 0-0 0-0 2, Ellisha Crosby 7), UNOH 34/13 off. (Miller 9); Assists: in 66-58 win over Beavers percent) from behind the arc.
6-0, 175, sr.; Jesse Slone, Oak Hill, 180, sr.; Johnathon Barbee, Bradford,
5-10, 160, jr.; Tyler Dyla, Glouster
3-6 1-3 2-2 9. Totals 29-60(48.3%)
2-10(20%) 5-10(50%) 65.
CU 20 (Yoder 4), UNOH 14 (Miller
5); Steals: CU 7 (7 with 1), UNOH 10 By Keisha Holtsberry MSJ proved more efficient from
6-4, 200, sr.; Carter Hill, Columbiana
Crestview, 6-0, 199, sr. Backs—Matt Trimble, 5-8, 170, sr.; Evan Herrell, HOME TEAM: Northwestern (Gelhaus 4); Blocks: CU 5 (DeVries/ Sports Information the field, hitting 23-of-48 (47.9
Smith, Fredericktown, 5-10, 195, soph.; Willow Wood Symmes Valley, 5-11, Ohio 6-4 (1-0 WHAC)
FG-FGA 3FG-FGA FT-FTA TP
Simons 2), UNOH 3 (Gelhaus/Miller/
Quarles 1); Fouls: CU 18, UNOH 14; Assistant percent) and 5-of-13 (38.5 per-
Devante Hunter, Cin. Summit Country 170, sr.; Danny LaRosa, Thompson
Ledgemont, 5-11, 170, jr. Kicker— Kelly Warris 1-7 0-3 2-3 4, Molly Turnovers: CU 14, UNOH 15. CINCINNATI — The cent) from behind the arc. The
Day, 6-3, 235, sr.; Blake Buckhannon,
Collins Western Reserve, 5-10, 185, Daniel Kohr, Strasburg-Franklin, 5-10, French 4-8 1-3 0-0 9, Ashley Rothney
3-6 0-0 1-1 7, Alexa Kennedy 0-6 0-4
Officials: Cornell Kincaid, Bluffton University women’s Beavers knocked down 14-of-23
basketball team traveled to the
Richard Ames, Brett Gearhart.
(60.9 percent) at the line. MSJ
jr.; Dan Skiba, Mineral Ridge, 6-0, 165, jr.
DEFENSE: Linemen—Josh 1-2 1, Amanda Francis 4-11 1-5 3-4 12, Attendance: 171
190, sr. Kicker—Alex Moser, Defiance
Tinora, 5-11, 165, sr. Boehringer, Covington, 6-2, 205, sr.; Shaye Warman 5-8 3-5 0-0 13, Amanda Score by Halves 1st 2nd Total College of Mount St. Joseph was slightly better, hitting 15-of-
DEFENSE: Linemen—Nick Seither, Taylor Brown, Shadyside, 6-1, 177, sr.; Henry 2-3 0-0 0-0 4, Tara Olberding
4-6 4-5 0-0 12, Rebecca Puckett
Cornerstone Univ. 42 48 - 90
Northwestern Ohio. 22 42 - 64
on Wednesday, took a 30-22 22 (68.2 percent). MSJ won a
Hamilton Badin, 6-3, 230, sr.; Dave Derek Klaus, Delphos St. John’s, 6-2,
205, sr. Linebackers—Curt Smelley, 1-2 0-0 2-2 4. Totals 24-57(42.1%)
---- lead in the first half, but Mt. close battle on the boards (34-
Kampman, Louisville Aquinas, 6-3,
232, sr.; Curtis Fairchild, Oak Hill, 6-2, Bridgeport, 6-0, 225, sr.; Grant Foster, 9-25(36.0%) 9-12(75%) 66.
Rebounds: CU 34/12 off. (Carter 10 Bluffton athletes earn St. Joseph outscored Bluffton 32). The Beavers turned the ball
Willow Wood Symmes Valley, 6-0, in the second period 44-28 over 16 times while forcing 22
280, jr. Linebackers—Jordan Markota,
200, sr.; Chris Pohlman, Delphos
13), UNOH 35/12 off. (Rothney 7);
Academic All-Heartland for a 66-58 win. Bluffton fell
Youngs. Ursuline, 6-2, 215, sr.; Alex
St. John’s, 6-3, 240, sr.; Nick Rota,
Assist: CU 14 (Carter 4), UNOH
Conference honors miscues from MSJ.
to 2-2 overall and 0-1 in the
Batt, Defiance Tinora, 6-3, 220, sr.; 15 (Kennedy 4); Steals: CU 6 (R.
Bryan Hefflinger, Liberty Ctr., 6-1, 210, McDonald, 6-1, 175, sr. Backs—Zach Veltkamp 2), UNOH 7 (Francis 3); BLUFFTON — The The Bluffton University
jr.; Reed Pyers, Casstown Miami E., Brewer, Danville, 6-2, 178, jr.; Brad Blocks: CU 2 (M. Veltkamp/Carter 1), Heartland Conference, while women’s basketball team will
5-9, 170, jr. Backs—Serafin Sanchez, Marsic, Thompson Ledgemont, 6-3, UNOH 2 (Warman/Olberding 1); Fouls: Heartland Collegiate MSJ improved to 1-4 overall
Newcomerstown, 5-11, 155, sr.; Jeff 160, jr.; Devontay Scott, Lockland, CU 10, UNOH 8; Turnovers: CU 14, Athletic Conference recently face Transylvania on Saturday
5-10, 175, sr.; Cody Albers, Ft. Loramie, and 1-1 in the HCAC. in Founders Hall. The game,
announced the fall honorees
Smith, Hamilton Badin, 6-0, 176, sr.; UNOH 15.
Landon Drewes, Defiance Tinora, 5-11, 167, sr.; Gavin Hackett, Dalton, Officials: Laura Fraze, Meghan The Beavers started off the part of a women’s and men’s
6-0, 185, sr. Punter—Ray Benedetti, 6-0, 170, sr. Punter—Ty Jolliff, Ada, Joseph, Jay Marcotallio. of the HCAC All-Academic scoring with a free throw by
Louisville Aquinas, 6-0, 170, sr. 5-11, 180, sr. Technical fouls: Cornerstone
awards for the 2010-11 school doubleheader with the Pioneers,
Third Team Offensive player of the year: University-None. Northwestern Brittany Stegmaier (Garfield/ will begin at 2 p.m.
OFFENSE: Ends—Joey Maynard, Andrew Dee, McComb. year. 10 Bluffton University Trinity). Mount St. Joseph ----
Ohio-None.
Defensive player of the year:
Oak Hill, 6-1, 180, sr.; Bubba Attendance: 102 athletes were recognized for pulled ahead with a couple of
Kreig, Lima Cent. Cath., 6-0, 155, Chris Pohlman, Delphos St. John’s. Score by Halves 1st 2nd Total
their efforts in the classroom. Bluffton men stay perfect
sr. Linemen—Joey Reinhardt, Coaches of the year: Curtis Enis, Cornerstone Univ. 36 29 - 65 layups as they led the Beavers with 82-76 win over MSJ
Wheelersburg, 6-3, 295, sr.; Alex Bradford; Joe LaRosa, Thompson Northwestern Ohio. 27 39 - 66 Women’s soccer and football 8-7 after four minutes of play.
Haney, Woodsfield Monroe Cent., 5-10, Ledgemont.
----- led the way for the Beavers By Josh Bruner
245, sr.; James Wilker, Versailles, Second Team Bluffton then turned the scor- Sports Information Assistant
6-2, 175, sr.; Pete Wearsch, Youngs. OFFENSE: Ends—Jordan Gaines, First half carries with four and three honorees, ing in their favor with another
Canal Winchester Harvest Prep, 5-11,
Cornerstone Univ. respectively. BLUFFTON — The
free throw from Stegmaier
Ursuline, 6-2, 245, sr. Quarterbacks—
Bluffton University men’s
175, jr.; Cody Latimer, Day. Jefferson,
LIMA — Cornerstone
Josh McLaughlin, Hanoverton United,
6-3, 210, sr.; Derek Mangas, Juniors Lyndsay Nelson (St. and a jumper by junior Kim basketball team hosted the
6-0, 180, sr.; John Banyasz, Columbia
Station Columbia, 6-0, 180, jr.; Tyler Leipsic, 5-9, 165, sr. Linemen—Cody University, ranked third in the Marys), Megan Denoi (Bryan) Miller (Delphos/St. John’s),
Walter, Sugarcreek Garaway, 5-10, Eccard, Lancaster Fairfield Christian
nation, used a 42-22 edge in the and Meron Dibia (Ethiopia) and College of Mount St. Joseph on
160, soph. Backs—Nick Bellik, W. Acad., 6-3, 275, sr.; Devin Richard, making the score 10-8. After Wednesday for the first game
Lafayette Ridgewood, 5-9, 165, sr.; Sidney Lehman, 6-0, 205, sr.; Matt first 20 minutes to sink the host sophomore Maddie Moore (Linn three more minutes of play the
Douglas, Columbiana, 6-3, 255, sr.
University of Northwestern Grove, Ind./South Adams) were of the HCAC season. Bluffton
Dexter Bensman, Anna, 5-9, 165,
sr.; Mark Slone, Minford, 5-11, 210, Quarterbacks—Brandon Bauman, Beavers increased their lead to took an early lead on the Lions
Rittman, 6-1, 185, sr.; Brandon Ross, Ohio 90-64 in a Wolverine- recognized from the women’s four (18-14) following a layup
sr. Kicker—Ned Reilly, Kirtland, 5-5,
Canal Winchester Harvest Prep, 6-3,
Hoosier Athletic Conference soccer team. It marked the sec- and held a 44-30 advantage
130, jr.
215, sr.; Konnor Baker, Ada, 6-3, by Miller. going into the half. The Lions
DEFENSE: Linemen—Tyler Keeley,
190, jr. Backs—DeVonte McGhee, tilt at “The Garage”. ond straight year that Nelson The game remained close
Mineral Ridge, 5-10, 220, sr.; Colin
Leading Cornerstone and Denoi were honored by the made a comeback in the sec-
Ross, Columbia Station, Columbia, 5-9, Toronto, 6-3, 220, sr.; Kaleb Goins,
for the next seven minutes ond period as they outscored
conference.
Sidney Lehman, 5-10, 205, sr.;
245, sr.; Nick Stacey, Fredericktown, (8-1, 1-0) were the quintet of until junior Alicia Amis
6-3, 260, sr. Linebackers—Pat Shannon Geren, Edon, 5-8, 180, jr.;
Bryan Pasciak (16 markers, Senior Ben Ilnicki the Beavers 46-38. The come-
Pickenpaugh, Caldwell, 5-10, 200, Jake McAvinew, Mogadore, 5-10, 200, (Woodstock/Mechanicsburg) back was not enough, though,
sr.; Caleb Maurer, Anna, 6-0, 175, sr. Kicker—Brandon Liette, Ansonia,
5 boards), Kelvin DeVries (Indianapolis, Ind./Brebeuf put in back-to-back layups.
6-0, 180, sr.
Preparatory) and sophomores and the Beavers picked up the
jr.; Justin Cunningham, Nelsonville-
(15 counters, 2 blocks), Justin The half ended with Miller
York, 6-1, 210, sr.; Drew Randleman,
Oberlin, 5-7, 224, jr.; Nick Cooper, See POHLMAN, page 7 Yoder (15 points, 4 assists), Thomas Gingrich (Goshen, sinking another jumper for a See ROUNDUP, page 7
www.delphosherald.com Thursday, December 2, 2010 The Herald — 7

NFL NATIONAL CONFERENCE


Akise Teague is 2010 AP Ohio Mr. Football
The Associated Press
AMERICAN CONFERENCE East By RUSTY MILLER just as adept at skirting an end his face. He’s just a fun kid to
East W L T Pct PF PA The Associated Press to outrun defenders to the post. be around.”
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Philadelphia
7 4 0 .636 277
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257 Blessed with great hands — he So how would Teague
New England
N.Y. Jets
9 2 0 .818
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187 Washington 5 6 0 .455 215 262 COLUMBUS — When was first-team AP All-Ohio a describe himself?
Miami 6 5 0 .545 205 225
Dallas 3 8 0 .273 256 301 Youngstown Ursuline comes year ago as a receiver — he can “Tenacious,” he aswered.
Buffalo 2 9 0 .182 229 295
South
W L T Pct PF PA onto the field before the start of also snag passes out of the back- “That would be the word —
South Atlanta 9 2 0 .818 276 209 Saturday’s Division V champi- field. And he seldom makes bad tenacious.”
Indianapolis
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PA
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New Orleans
Tampa Bay
8 3 0 .727 265
7 4 0 .636 219
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onship game at Canton’s Paul decisions on kick returns. Reardon vividly remembers
Jacksonville 6 5 0 .545 240 294 Carolina 1 10 0 .091 140 276 Brown Tiger Stadium, odds are So what does he think he when Teague showed up for his
Houston 5 6 0 .455 264 287 North few fans will be able to pick out excels at? first football practice.
Tennessee
North
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Chicago
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172 the best high school football “I’m best at blocking for “He had the ‘it’ factor,” he
W L T Pct PF PA Green Bay 7 4 0 .636 269 166 player in the state. other players,” he replied. “For recalled.
Baltimore 8 3 0 .727 250 188 Minnesota
Detroit
4 7 0 .364 189
2 9 0 .182 258
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282
At just 5-8 and 176 pounds, sure. Anything for my team. It Akise says he doesn’t know
Pittsburgh 8 3 0 .727 254 181 Akise Teague isn’t a physical doesn’t matter, as long as we get the origin of his name but
Cleveland 4 7 0 .364 216 229
West
W L T Pct PF PA specimen. But those numbers Akise Teague yardage.” thinks that since his 8-year-old
Cincinnati 2 9 0 .182 225 288
West
Seattle
St. Louis
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5 6 0 .455 213
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231 are just the product of a tape he wasn’t piling up 3,132 all- Teague is a good-natured sister is named Auze and his
W L T Pct PF PA San Francisco 4 7 0 .364 187 225 measure and a scale. Without purpose yards on offense, he kid who loves hanging around 10-year old sister is Montazia,
Kansas City
San Diego
7 4 0 .636
6 5 0 .545
285
310
231
225
Arizona
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3 8 0 .273 194 319 question, he’ll be the biggest was intercepting five passes on with his friends. He has put off his parents were just seeking
Oakland 5 6 0 .455 255 256 Today’s Game player on the field. defense. making a decision on where out something original. He’s
Denver 3 8 0 .273 250 323 Houston at Philadelphia, 8:20 p.m. That’s why the senior run- Amazingly, he is averaging he’ll go to college until after the unaware of anyone else with
ning back is the winner of the Fighting Irish meet Coldwater the name Akise.
Pohlman
almost a point every time he
24th annual Associated Press touches the ball this season. on Saturday. No question he’s unique,
Ohio Mr. Football award. “He’s the most explosive “I’ve narrowed it down that’s for sure.
(Continued from Page 6) and Nelson Anu, Cols. Crusaders; “I’m a strong-hearted player player I’ve ever coached,” said some but I don’t know,” he Teague becomes just the
DEFENSE: Linemen—Zack
Shane, Newark Cath., 6-4, 239,
Aaron Putinski, Lancaster Fairfield
Christian Acad.; Casey Sloan and that plays taller than what I Ursuline’s Dan Reardon. “That’s said. “I’m not ready to make a second Youngstown-area
sr.; Sebastian Monnin, Springfield Quinton Ferenbaugh, Danville; really am,” said the outgoing pretty notable because I’ve been decision yet. I’ve narrowed it player (joining Clarett) to win
Cath. Cent., 6-3, 200, sr.; Tre Lopez, Corey Fickiesen and Levi Zartman, Teague, who will lead unbeat- around some pretty good play- down to Cincinnati, Wisconsin the Ohio Mr. Football award,
Leipsic, 5-11, 185, sr. Linebackers—
Nate Long, Fremont St. Joseph, 6-0,
New Matamoras Frontier; Brendon
Sedinger, Matt Hammond and
en and top-ranked Ursuline’s ers — Mario Manningham, and a couple of MACs and Ohio which is selected by a media
190, sr.; Aaron Weyer, Ada, 6-1, Logan Hudson, Shadyside; Jerrod attempt for a third consecutive Maurice Clarett, Boom Herron State’s going to be at the state panel from across the state. He
225, sr.; Wyatt Tiffany, Cin. Country Kinney, Beallsville; Travis Tucci, state championship. This will — from when I previously was championship game. Hopefully, is the third running back in a
Day, 6-2, 180, sr. Backs—Ellis Malvern; Erik Myers, Malvern; Eric be his fourth consecutive state on Warren Harding’s staff.” they give me a good look. And row to win the honor. He will
Brown, Shadyside, 6-0, 152, sr.; Cole
Smelley, Bridgeport, 5-11, 180, jr.;
Hain, Malvern; Carl McGuire, Daniel
Abbas and Robbie Martinelli, New title game. Manningham, formerly of Penn State will also be there.” receive a plaque in the shape
Mason Roth, McComb, 5-11, 150, sr.; Philadelphia Tuscarawas Cent. Cath.; Other numbers are far more Michigan, now stars for the Reardon will hate to see him of Ohio.
Troy Stevenson, Pandora-Gilboa, Cameron Baker and Mike Dalto, revealing when it comes to New York Giants. Clarett won go and not just because of what Others considered for the
5-9, 161, sr.; Craig Parker, Sycamore Bridgeport; Trevor Cooper, Toronto;
Zach Erb, Strasburg-Franklin; Cody
Teague. the Ohio Mr. Football award in he does on a field. award include: Springfield line-
Mohawk, 6-0, 155, sr. Punter—Jake
Aldridge, Springfield Cath. Cent., 6-4, Lynskey, Steubenville Cath. Cent.; He carried 164 times for 2001 and, despite off-the-field “He’s a great kid. A kid backer Trey DePriest, Mentor
185, jr. Tanner Wright, Hannibal River; 1,756 yards and 26 touchdowns notoriety, led Ohio State to its who’s worked very hard in all Lake Catholic running back
Third Team Levi McCutcheon and Levi Porter, during the regular season — first national championship in aspects of his life,” he said. Richie Sanders, Toledo St.
OFFENSE: Ends—Trey Griffith,
Salineville Southern, 6-1, 175, sr.;
Waterford; Kevin Lewis, Ryan Bradford
and Matt Saab, Portsmouth Notre now he’s up to a mind-boggling 34 years as a freshman. Dan “He’s very, very personable; John’s wide receiver Cheatham
Ryley Sheptock, Berlin Center Dame; Austin North, Eric Putman, 43 touchdowns. During the first “Boom” Herron is currently he’s great around kids. He’s one Norrils, Columbus Hartley
Western Reserve, 6-1, 175, sr. Charles Kish and Johnny Stobart, 10 games, he caught 25 passes Ohio State’s tailback and an of those guys that the ballboys running back Noah Key,
Linemen—Robert Guyton, Ada, Glouster Trimble; Garrett Foster, for 545 yards (21.8 ypc) and All-Big Ten performer. and the waterboys, he takes Steubenville linebacker Shaq
Hunter Boggs, Jacob Patterson and
6-3, 270, sr.; Jason Reichert, Maria
Stein Marion Local, 6-2, 220, sr.; Cody Myers, Willow Wood Symmes five TDs, returned 10 kicks for The thing about Teague is he them under his wing. They all Petteway, Westerville South
T.J. Griffith, McComb, 6-1, 195, sr.; Valley; Danny Ramthun, Racine 328 yards and another score doesn’t seem to realize that he’s kind of gravitate to him. He has running back Jayshon Jackson
Trent Rowland, Bucyrus Wynford, Southern; Tyler Hughes and Chad and brought back 13 punts for not 6-2 and 230. He’s unafraid one of those personalities that and Huber Heights Wayne
6-1, 210, sr. Quarterbacks—Shawn Lewis, Franklin Furnace Green; Klint
283 yards (21.8 ypr). When running between the tackles and all he does is have a smile on quarterback Braxton Miller.
Roundup
Ball, Malvern, 6-1, 205, jr.; Brian Connery, Tyler Hendrix and Kyle
Kelly, Springfield Cath. Cent., 6-2, Connery, Reedsville Eastern; Colten
185, jr.; Matthias Tayala, McDonald, Gill, Corning Miller; Ian Watterson,
6-3, 205, sr.; Shane Ritts, Thompson Manchester; Justin Crager, Sciotoville
Ledgemont, 6-0, 180, sr. Backs— Community; Josh Cooper, S. Gallia;
Taimere Fambro, Canal Winchester Brad Seiler, Sam Grabinski, Josh (Continued from page 6) to double digits with another utes remaining in the game. law, Scott Bergman. Following
Harvest Prep, 6-2, 185, jr.; Hunter Ohler, Derek Cantrell, Kyle LaRosa, 82-76 win. The win kept the Lee three. This was followed by The Beavers started to take Lee was Josh Johnson (Ottawa/
Schneiter, Strasburg-Franklin, 5-11, Kevin Pye, Jimmy Marsic and Kyle Beavers undefeated at 5-0 over- a Rob Luderman (Ayersville) over the game midway through Ottawa-Glandorf) with 11 off
170, jr.; Chris Smelley, Bridgeport,
6-0, 230, sr.; Tyler Bay, Zanesville
Dennis, Thompson Ledgemont;
Levert Cox, Jalen Coleman, Marques all with a 1-0 HCAC mark and layup which gave the Beavers a the second stanza, opening up the bench, hitting 3-of-5 from
Rosecrans, 5-8, 190, sr.; Tyler Coleman and Brian Burdine, Cle. it left Bluffton needing just a 12-point lead with just 11 min- a 22-point lead after a Mychal behind the arc. Hill added 10,
Noffsinger, Covington, 5-9, 150, sr. Hts. Luth. East; J.C. Giffin, Zak Hites, victory over Transylvania on utes left in the half. Hill (London/Jonathan Alder) while Farley chipped in with
Kicker—Eric Ziems, Tol. Christian, Kyle Burchett, Brian Griffith, Matt Saturday to equal the 1965-66 Lee followed with two con- three-point shot with just eight six counters, 11 boards and a
5-10, 155, sr.
DEFENSE: Linemen—Joey
Amiott, Cory Whitt and Russ Harless,
Fairport Harbor Harding; Seth Beedy, squad for the best start in men’s secutive triples to bring his total minutes remaining. The Beavers career-high five assists. Nate
Brown, Edon, 6-3, 203, sr.; Jeremy Spring. Cath. Cent.; Darren Clark, basketball history. The Lions to five with nine minutes remain- continued to maintain their large Heckelman (Norwalk) also
Krill, Monroeville, 6-3, 235, sr.; Bryce Covington; Aaron Hall and Derek fell to 1-5 overall and 0-1 in the ing in the period. These threes margin into the final five min- added six points and a career-
Collins, New Washington Buckeye Bubeck, Ansonia; Will Duncan, Cin.
HCAC. gave the Beavers their largest utes of the game. high six assists.
Central, 6-1, 275, sr. Linebackers—
Aaron Sanders, Ansonia, 5-11, 180,
Country Day; Rodney Huston, Sidney
Lehman; Jordan Gates, Lockland; The Beavers came out of lead to that point at 27-12. Lions gave the Beavers a Lions were led by Haarman
sr.; Joe Staley, Sidney Lehman, 5-11, Devyn Turbeville and Trevor the gates on fire, holding the The Mount finally trimmed scare in the final minutes as with 37 points. Cole added 10
155, sr.; Kody Chance, Mogadore, Sahagian, Rittman; Skylar Haines, Lions scoreless while taking a the deficit to double digits at the Haarman terrorized Bluffton with eight boards. Aaron Barber
6-0, 190, sr. Backs—Lucas Kennedy, Ashland Mapleton; Charles Rader
12-0 lead after the first four 3:22 mark when Ben Haarman with 26 points over the final dropped in six, while David
and Alex Roebken, Mogadore; Nick
Lakeside Danbury, 5-11, 185, jr.; Sam
Shafer, New Washington Buckeye Puntel, McDonald; Tyler Burns, Greg and a half minutes of the game. hit a jumper. Lee added two 3:33. The Beavers struggled to Lane and David Mann each
Central, 6-3, 185, sr.; Garrett Raff, Blevins and Derek Miller, Dalton; Tyler Bluffton was led by junior Nick more shots from behind the arc control the ball and the Lions added five for the Lions.
Dalton, 6-3, 170, sr.; Kyle Cramer, Powell and Ed Crump, Berlin Center Lee (Vanlue) with two shots in the last two minutes. His 24 pulled within five with 15 sec- The Beavers were outstand-
Mogadore, 5-6, 160, sr. Punter— Western Reserve; Devan Miller,
Leetonia; John Dutton, Lowellville; from behind the arc. The Lion points, on 8-of-10 shooting from onds left. Hill hit one of two free ing from the field, as they went
John Rosati, Berlin Center Western
Reserve, 6-2, 178, sr. Josh Melhorn, Salineville Southern; offense finally put an end to the distance through the first half, throws with 14 seconds left for 28-of-48 (58.3 percent), includ-
Special Mention Wade Prueitt, Vienna Mathews; Beaver scoring rampage when led the Beavers to a 44-30 edge the 82-76 win over the Lions. ing 13-of-25 (52.0 percent) from
Michael Lewis, Connor Shook Seamus Johnson, Sebring McKinley; they put in their first two points going into the break. Lee led the team with 24 behind the arc. The Lions only
and Aaron Price, Newark Cath.; Shaile Chamberlain,
Greg Schwieterman and Brandon
Antwerp;
on Matt Wester’s layup at the The second half did not start points (8-of-10 from distance) hit 24-of-62 (38.7 percent) from
Jordan Arnt and Brandon Brookes,
Morral Ridgedale; Zach Casparro, Arling, Maria Stein Marion Local; 14:42 mark. as hot for the Beavers as the and he added four assists and five the field, and 12-for-28 (42.9
Dylan Blythe and Tony Roark, Grove Zach Brumbaugh, Tol. Christian; The Lions finally pulled teams continued to trade points boards. All his points came from percent) on three-pointers. The
City Christian; Dresan Mathis, Terry Evan Burgei, Delphos St. John’s; within single digits (16-9) at through the early stages of the behind the arc as he finished one Lions excelled from the line as
Harper and Devon Wade, Canal
Winchester Harvest Prep; Sean
Cam Brown, Arlington; Caleb Coil,
Nathan Anese and Jonathon Morter, the 12-minute mark thanks to a period. A Brent Farley (Lima/ shy of the school record nine- they hit 16-of-19 (84.2 percent),
Tobin, Lancaster Fisher Cath.; Sycamore Mohawk; Mitchell Gross, three-pointer from Alex Cole. Shawnee) layup kept the Beaver threes in a game held by Dave while the Beavers converted
Owen Heckman, Allen Ritchie Norwalk St. Paul. Bluffton pushed the lead back lead at 14 points with 11 min- Sheldon and Lee’s brother-in- 13-of-19 (68.4 percent).

AGRIBUSINESS
ASA seeks passage of estate tax Oilseed radish used
legislation during lame duck session as a cover crop
BY GLEN ARNOLD 20 to 25 degrees will kill
The American Soybean moderate-sized family farm “Family farmers and ranch- climate for farm and ranch OSU Extension Educator oilseed radish which allows
Association (ASA) partici- operations would be nega- ers are not only the caretakers families while ensuring agri- for successful no-till spring
pated in a press conference tively affected.” of our nation’s rural lands cultural businesses can be The Extension office has planting of subsequent crops.
Tuesday at the National With farmland in many but they are also small busi- passed to future generations,” gotten a number of phone As a cover crop, oilseed rad-
Press Club in Washington, regions selling for $5,000 per nesses,” Steiner said. “The said Steiner. “Allowing estate calls this fall from folks ask- ish seems to be best utilized
D.C., calling on Congress to acre, it takes only 200 acres 2011 change to the estate taxes to be reinstated with- ing what farmers have in their when planted after small
enact estate tax legislation of land to reach the exclusion tax law does a disservice to out an exemption and rate fields that look like turnips. grain (e.g. wheat) or corn
before Dec. 31, 2010. Estate value of $1 million. A $1 mil- agriculture because we are a that protect family farms puts The answer is oilseed radish. silage harvest. Excess nutri-
tax legislation enacted in lion exclusion is inadequate land-based, capital-intensive many operations at risk and Oilseed radish is a cover ents in manure amended soil
2001 increased the exclusion to account for the value of industry with few options for threatens succession to the crop that farmers are planting are rapidly absorbed by this
amount from $675,000 to machinery, livestock, and paying estate taxes when they next generation of farmers.” in hopes of improving soil cover crop, thus preventing
$3.5 million and reduced the buildings with tractors now come due. The state of our ASA represents all U.S. quality and increasing crop leaching or runoff of nutrients
tax rate on estates exceeding costing $150,000; combines economy, coupled with the soybean farmers on domes- yields. It has the ability to into surface waters.
the exclusion from 55 percent costing $250,000-$300,000; uncertain nature of estate tax tic and international issues recycle soil nutrients, sup- The Putnam County
to 45 percent in 2009. The and a single cow valued at liabilities, makes it difficult of importance to the soy- press weeds and pathogens, Extension office and SWCD
bill repealed the tax entirely $1,000. for family-owned farms and bean industry. ASA’s advo- break up compaction, reduce office harvested four cover
for 2010, but it will be rein- ASA strongly supports ranches to make sound busi- cacy efforts are made pos- soil erosion, and produce crop plots in 2010 involving
stated in 2011 with an exclu- the inclusion in a lame duck ness decisions.” sible through the voluntary large amounts of biomass or strips of radishes, strips of
sion amount of $1 million tax bill of legislation intro- To press the issue with membership in ASA by over organic matter. cereal rye and strips without
and a top rate of 55 percent. duced by Senators Blanche Members of Congress, ASA 22,500 farmers in 31 states Oilseed radish (Rapha nus a cover crop. In the three soy-
“If not addressed by Lincoln and John Kyl that has issued a nationwide where soybeans are grown. sativus [L.] var. oleif erus), bean plots, radishes showed
Congress, the high estate tax would establish a $5 million Action Alert to its members belongs in the Bras sicace- a slight yield increase (3 bu/
rate of 55 percent and low exclusion and a 35 percent and supporters asking them For more information con- ae plant family, commonly ac) in only one plot while
exclusion level of $1 million top tax rate. ASA joined a to contact their elected offi- tact: called mustards. The Daikon cereal rye showed a slight
will very negatively affect the coalition of farm and com- cials about the importance of Joe Steiner, ASA type of oilseed radish has a yield increase (3 bu/ac) in
ability to pass farms, ranches, modity groups in writing to passing estate tax legislation Executive Committee mem- large, fleshy taproot that can two of the plots. In the lone
and small businesses from one Congress on Nov. 9, to ask during the current lame duck ber, (513) 398-6745, stein- grow 2 to 4 inches in diam- corn plot, radishes showed a
generation to another,” said for permanent and meaning- session. erja@zoomtown.com eter and two feet or more in slight yield increase (6 bu/ac)
ASA Executive Committee ful estate tax relief, and has “Passage of permanent Cassandra Langley, length. The radish also has while the cereal rye had no
member Joe Steiner, a soy- signed on to a letter of the and meaningful estate tax Communications fine root hairs that spread increase.
bean grower from Mason, same message to President laws before the end of 2010 Coordinator, (314) 576-1770, from the main taproot. Above Radish stands were fair
Ohio. “Even small and very Barack Obama. will strengthen the business clangley@soy.org ground growth consists of to poor in these plots due

OSCF offers scholarship opportunities


wide leaves that are soft, to dry weather after planting
moist, and fast growing. the cover crops. This fall,
Seed is planted to a depth many farmers also had disap-
of one-half inch. Seed size is pointing radish stands as the
WORTHINGTON — Fontana, OSCF Director of at an Ohio college or univer- to graduate students who are similar to radishes planted in weather was very dry across
The Ohio Soybean Council Programs and Development. sity. The applicant must have enrolled as a full-time student the home garden. Farmers can most of the county. This is
Foundation (OSCF) is pleased “These scholarships are a attained at least sophomore at an Ohio college or univer- drill the seed or broadcast the one reason why planting rad-
to announce scholarship great opportunity for students, status by the fall of 2011, sity and have proof of legal seed and follow-up with shal- ishes in fields receiving liq-
opportunities for undergradu- and they will help strengthen with a grade point average residency in the United States. low tillage incorporation. uid manure could become a
ate and graduate students who an important part of the Ohio of 3.0 or higher in his or her Graduate applicants must Seeding rates for oilseed common practice in Putnam
are pursuing degrees related soybean industry’s future.” major field. Applicants must be conducting research in radish are still not set in stone. County.
to the application of science Four undergradu- also demonstrate the desire bioproducts, biobased mate- When drilling before August In early spring, rotting
and technology to the soy- ate scholarships of up to to pursue a career focused on rials, bioengineering, biopo- 15 in Northern Ohio, a seed- radishes can produce and
bean industry and agriculture $3,000 each will be award- the application of science and lymers or a related field, and ing rate of 8 to 10 pounds per odor similar to propane.
at Ohio colleges and univer- ed. Also available to one technology to the soybean focused on the development acre has been used in research Unfortunately, there have
sities. These scholarships are undergraduate student is a industry and agriculture. and use of biobased products plots. Several farmers have been instances in Ohio in
designed to promote career $5,000 Bhima Vijayendran Eligible majors include and materials derived from both broadcast and drilled recent years of volunteer fire-
development in the soybean Scholarship, named to honor biology, biochemistry, bio- soybeans. radishes at 6 to 7 pounds fighters being called out to
industry, specifically within Dr. Vijayendran’s contribu- engineering, biotechnology, All OSCF scholarships per acre and had good results investigate a “gas leak” that
the area of bioproducts. tions to the soybean industry bioenergy, biofuels, food sci- will be competitively award- when soil moisture permits ended up being a field of rad-
“The list of industrial resulting from his scientific ence, agricultural communi- ed with funds paid directly quick germination. Radishes ishes. Thus, it would be good
applications for soybeans research and commercializa- cations, agricultural business to the educational institution. cost between $2.50 and $3.00 for everyone to take note of
continues to grow and it is tion activities at Battelle. and any of the agriculture Scholarships are not renew- per pound so the lighter the where radish fields are in the
important to support the sci- Scholarship applicants disciplines or related fields. able, although recipients may seeding rate the less costly county before snow covers
ence and technology behind must be Ohio residents and Two scholarships of up re-apply. The deadline for the cover crop. the fields and their locations
these applications,” said Tom enrolled as full-time students to $5,000 each are available applications is Jan. 14. Freezing temperatures of are forgotten.
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Donald L. Jerwers and 15 Uptight 11 Insect killer
16 Warm-water shark 12 Substantial
Joyce A. Jerwers, Lot 96,
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17 Grime
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16
18
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Gives the go-ahead
Lot 2, Kalida, to Donald 23 PIN prompter 20 Large artery
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tion across Ohio for $295. 1-800-462-0468, before ances. 419-586-8220 Township, to Donald L. 35 Fair-hiring abbr. 29 Wax makers
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paid vacation. Wrecker / appliances, Remodeled 42 Emir or sheik 37 Punch server
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shop experience a plus.
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work. The Delphos Herald
pen Chrysler, 800 W. 5th
in the investigation of
in Lincolnview school dis- Township, Lot 3, Lee 51 Bay leaf source 43 Enjoy the beach
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weekends & most nights. windows, 19176 Venedo- Donald L. Jerwers TR. 2 Two fives for — — 53 Actress Hagen
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source and Referral at: and Joyce A. Jerwers TR. 13 14
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Silver coins, Silverware, Pocket
Fifth Third Mortgage
Watches, Diamonds.
(419)225-5465.
Midwest Ohio Company, Lot 577, 15 16
NEED EXTRA 2330 Shawnee Rd.
Leipsic, to Darrin H.
090 Job Wanted Lima Auto Parts Schroeder and Laura A. 17 18 19 20 21 22
(419) 229-2899
Specialist Schroeder.
OR LOOKING FOR A 55 YEAR old Delphos Windshields Installed, New Charles U. Meyer and
23 24 25 26 27 28
Marilyn A. Meyer aka
GREAT DEAL?
501 Misc. for Sale
man looking to take care
of elder man in their
Lights, Grills, Fenders,Mirrors, Marilynne A. Meyer, S
BUY-SELL-TRADE home. Days or nights. Hoods, Radiators 30 Q SE parcel, Ottawa 29 30 31 32
tools, games, electronics, Have references. 2002 TOMOS Moped 4893 Dixie Hwy, Lima Township, S 30 Q NE
DVD’s, jewelry, firearms, (567)204-0542 $450. 6’ Billiard table, parcel, Ottawa Township, 33 34
gold and silver, anything comes with extra sticks,
1-800-589-6830 30 Q NE .206 acre,
of value in good to 095 Child Care chalk and racks $150. Ottawa Township, and S
30 Q SE .319 acre, Ottawa
35 36 37 38 39
excellent condition. (419)233-0240
840 Mobile Homes Township, to Charlie M. 40 41 42 43
590 House For Rent Farm LLC.
GENERAL DAY care in
Tues.-Thurs. 8:30 to 5 my home. All ages. Expe-
Fri. 8:30 to 6, Sat. 9 to 2 rienced. Low rates. Call
RENT OR Rent to Own. 2 Mark R. Long and 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
bedroom, 1 bath mobile Katie Long, Lot 22, Indian
JoAnn 567-279-4331. 2 BDRM, 1 1/2 BA, At- home. 419-692-3951. Knoll Sub., Ottawa, to 51 52 53 54
tached garage. Available
Thomas E. Fry.
020 Notice soon. 419-692-3951
890 Autos for Sale Harold B. Schnipke
55 56
Place a 2 BR House in Delphos.
LE and Sandra K. Verhoff
Schnipke, S 31 Q NE 29.61
House for acres, Liberty Township,
RADIO SHACK -Delphos, Excellent location. Ga - 57 58
902 Elida Ave., Closing rage/Basement. Like new Taking care of S 25 Q NE 40.0 acres,
Rent Ad Perry Township, S 24 Q
December 31, 2010. Eve- inside and out. No smok-

your vehicle Osteoarthritis not linked to employment


sW 40.0 acres, Palmer
rything must go! ing/No pets.
419-233-7911.
In the Classifieds Township, and S 31 Q
040 Services Call 600 Apts. for Rent has its rewards. NE 20.388 acres, Liberty
Township to Buckeye DEAR DR. GOTT: I have osteoarthritis
Country Farms LLC. in my neck and spine. Could you tell DR. PETER J. GOTT
The Daily 1 BDRM Apt. 321 S. Ca- Beatrice Velasquez, Lot
me how a 54-year-old lady like me got
such a thing? My job is repetitive work
1426, Ottawa, to Mark
LAMP REPAIR
Table or floor.
Come to our store. Herald nal St. Available Soon.
(419)695-2761
MEMBER: 912 345 678
RAABE FORD LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER
Ellerbrock and Martha
in manufacturing, but my employer says
it’s not from the work. I feel it is, but I
On
Ellerbrock.
(800) 589-7876

419 695-0015 don’t feel that 54 is old.

Health
Hohenbrink TV.
419-695-1229 2 BDRM Apt. 317 S. Ca- Owner Advantage is our Rihard M. Wenzinger DEAR READER: Osteoarthritis is
nal St. (419)695-2761 way of rewarding you for TR and Irene A. a chronic condition that results from a
bringing your vehicle in for Wenzinger TR, S 4 Q breakdown of joint cartilage. Healthy
NW 78.62 acres, Palmer cartilage allows our joints to move easily

CALL
PARTIALLY FINISHED 2 and without pain. When osteoarthritis is
Township, S 4 Q SW
service. You’re rewarded
BDRM Apt. for rent in Del- present, a degeneration of the cartilage the-counter or prescription NSAIDS
1.811 acres, Palmer
for each visit. Membership
phos. Heating bills paid. that cushions bone ends occurs. Over (nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory
References and deposit is easy – ask your Service Township, S 3 Q SW time, some areas of cartilage may medication). There are also glucosamine/
required. No Pets or Advisor for details! parcel, Palmer Township, wear away completely, resulting in chondroitin combinations available at
smoking. Call and S 3 Q SW 40.0 acres, damage to the bone and extreme pain your local pharmacy that may help to
(419)302-5227
RAABE Palmer Township, to
Richard M. Wenzinger
on movement. The ends of the bone
may form spurs, and the ligaments may
build cartilage and improve your joint
mobility. If appropriate, consider weight
620 Duplex For Rent 11260 Elida Rd., Delphos
M 7:30-8 ; T..-F. 7:30-6:00; Sat. 9-2
and Irene A. Wenzinger.
Richard M. Wenzinger
thicken. This common disorder affects
about one in three people and, while
reduction. Above all, stay as active as
possible. Keeping your joints as mobile
most common in older adults, it can and flexible as possible can help reduce

The Delphos Herald LE and Irene A.


419-692-0055 affect people of any age. your pain and stiffness. Consider yoga,
619 DEWEY Over 85 Wenzinger LE, S 4 Q All of our joints are susceptible to tai chi or water aerobics. On the home
NW 78.62 acres, Palmer
2BR 1/2 a double. Credit years
osteoarthritis, but those most commonly front, consider rubbing castor oil on
Township, S 4 Q SW
check required. Refer - serving you
Subscriber Services ences $350/mo. Includes affected are ones that bear weight -- your painful joints. Some of my readers
For delivery service-related inquiries. water, sewer, trash & De- 1.811 acres, Palmer knees, hips, spine, feet, neck, lower have found success by using purple
posit. No Pets.
www.raabeford.com Township, S 3 Q SW back and hands. When the knees or hips grape juice and liquid pectin commonly
419-695-0015 (419)692-6241 parcel, Palmer Township, are involved, pain may be experienced
with motion but may disappear when
used to make jam. Simply mix 1 to 2
tablespoons of pectin in 8 ounces of
Free & Low Price and S 3 Q SW 40.0 acres, at rest. When the spine is involved, grape juice, and drink it once a day.
920 Merchandise
HOURS:
Weekdays: 8AM - 5PM
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I W LLC.
stiffness and discomfort can be felt and
can generate to the lower back. There
When all else fails and the pain
becomes unbearable, speak with your
may be pain generating to the
Answer to Puzzle
physician regarding heavy-duty pain

The Delphos Herald head or down the arms. medication or surgery. Your personal
FULL REMODEL com- FREE WHITE mother cat
pleted soon. Can custom- and three white kittens. I cannot determine from your physician knows your complete medical
ize to you. 607 W. 7th St., (419)230-8722 N RO E D H S T AN brief note why you have the history and can help you make the
405 N. Main St. • Delphos Delphos. 0 Down, Home condition. It may be related determination as to whether you are
419-695-0015 AN AM H NE S I N TO to a sports injury when you well enough to consider such a step.

Service
Warranty, Free appli - HAMMOND ORGAN
http://www.delphosherald.com ances. 419-586-8220 -Free Only needs tuning. L S O L T E L A L AUR were younger, or you may Many hospitals also have occupational
chbsinc.com Call (419)692-3222 A S RE A L DA A have a family history of OA. therapists, who can evaluate the
There is also a consideration situation and offer suggestions.

AT YOUR
B ARA SR T A
of a chemical change that has To provide related information, I am
L A P S L I P EOE occurred in your cartilage, sending you a copy of my Health Report
R AR T E D G E B B E causing it to break down faster “Understanding Osteoarthritis.” Other
R PURE RS BR I A than it can be produced. You readers who would like a copy should
E S OR K E Y A TM also may be carrying more send a self-addressed stamped No.
K RAC SOOT weight than is healthy for your 10 envelope and a $2 check or money
frame, or you may be relatively order payable to Newsletter and mailed
KO E MA T ENS inactive. As you can see, there to Newsletter, P.O. Box 167, Wickliffe,
E RM I N S Y E DRE S are a number of causes for a OH 44092-0167. Be sure to mention the
T ARK E S T M DE T E woman at the early age of 54 to title or print an order form off my website
S B A S K E S P AN develop this condition. at www.AskDrGottMD.com.
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Wife unhappy with Tomorrow’s HI AND LOIS

hubby’s debt Horoscope


By Bernice Bede Osol
Friday, Dec. 3, 2010
Dear Annie: My husband the 4,000-pound car might
is overextended on his credit be tired, distracted or even Your social life is likely to take
on new meanings and dimensions in
cards and sometimes skips under the influence. You the coming months, after you develop
several months of payments need to make sure they see several new groups of friends. Each
or juggles between one card you. -- Good Neighbor in intimate circle will be unique, with
you having special pals in each.
and another. Creditors and Bakersfield, Calif. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
collection agencies call our Dear Neighbor: Thank 21) - If you expect your friends to do
house all the time, and I’m you for the excellent sug- things that you won’t, you’re likely
to be sadly mistaken. You need to be
losing sleep over it. gestions. We hope everyone
These accounts are in his can be as conscientious as
prepared to set an example if you want
to play the leadership role.
BLONDIE
name only. Our only joint you. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) - Be extremely careful not to
possession is the house, Dear Annie: I’d like inadvertently disregard the trust of
which is paid off because I to voice my opinion to another and talk out of turn. You would
took over the mortgage pay- “Confused,” whose fian- violate the confidence s/he placed in
you if you run off at the mouth.
ments years ago. ce objects to her using a AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
When I tell my husband hyphenated name when 19) - Don’t be unduly influenced by
that creditors they marry. While materialistic things or think others
are calling, he I agree that he’s will be measuring your worth by what
you have. They will be weighing your
laughs and tells being immature worth by who you are.
me not to answer and controlling to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
the phone. How object so strongly - Think very carefully before you
act, because a lack of self-discipline
much financial that he’d call off could cause you problems and put
risk am I assum- the marriage, I’d your successes in jeopardy. Be neither
ing by continuing just like to tell her impulsive nor erratic.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) - BEETLE BAILEY
to be married to that, over time, a Try to figure things out for yourself,
him even though hyphenated name because even though others may be
these debts aren’t becomes a pain in well-intentioned, it doesn’t mean they
know what is best for you. In fact,
mine? I’d sign the butt. they might even make things worse.
over the house “Suzy Smith- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -
to him and walk Annie’s Mailbox Jones” is a mouth- Before you submit yourself to a joint
endeavor, check out the advantages
away in a minute, ful, even when the versus the disadvantages. If negative
but I’m not sure it would names are one syllable. It features outweigh the positive, you
alleviate my responsibility takes longer to sign your might want to pass on it.
regarding his debts. -- No name. People get confused GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -
Your quick mind has a tendency at
Name, Please about how to address you. times to jump to conclusions before
Dear No Name: Some If you are listed on any- you’ve studied everything at hand.
states have statutes that hold thing, often the order of Wait until you have all the facts before
making a judgment call.
a spouse responsible for the names gets reversed and CANCER (June 21-July 22) -
debts incurred for the ben- results in difficulty locat- Even though you may be extremely SNUFFY SMITH
efit of the family. In other ing your name. As many industrious, you still might not be
able to accomplish all of the jobs
words, if your husband’s ways as your name can be you intended to complete. The culprit
credit cards are overdrawn interpreted is the number could simply be poor planning.
because he purchased gro- of different credit ratings LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - When
you want to be, you are pretty easy
ceries, medicine, etc., you you’ll have under each one, to get along with, yet the very same
could be sued to collect the and is the number of credit people whom you usually accept
debt. Even if you signed cards offers you’ll receive might rub you the wrong way. You
may forgive and forget, but they
over the house and divorced in the mail from the same won’t.
him, you would still be lia- company. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - It
ble for those debts incurred I was attached to my only makes you look bad if you are
during your marriage. Talk maiden name, as well, but too proud to make changes when
someone else’s ideas are better. Place
to an attorney, and find out after 10 years of marriage, I the importance on the final product
what the law is in your just think of myself as “Mrs. and not on who authored what.
state. Smith.” -- Don’t Do It LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) - You
Dear Annie: As people Annie’s Mailbox is writ-
are asking for trouble if you can’t wait
for an experienced person to show
HAGAR THE HORRIBLE
enjoy their neighborhoods ten by Kathy Mitchell and you how to operate some unfamiliar
before winter begins, I Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- equipment. The end results could
be bad if you attempt to work in the
would like to pass on a tors of the Ann Landers dark.
few reminders to be good column. Please e-mail your SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
neighbors: questions to anniesmail- - A pleasant day with friends could
quickly turn into a nasty time if you
1. As you walk or exer- box@comcast.net, or write allow money to become an issue. Let
cise, please respect other to: Annie’s Mailbox, c/o each pay his/her own way rather than
people’s property. Don’t cut Creators Syndicate, 5777 allow a misunderstanding arise over
who foots the bill.
across their yards or gar- W. Century Blvd., Ste. 700,
dens, don’t litter, and if your Los Angeles, CA 90045. Copyright 2010, United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
pet makes a mess, please
keep a plastic bag handy to
clean up after him.
2. Property owners: BORN LOSER
Please keep your shrubs and
trees trimmed away from
the sidewalks. It is not safe
to force a pedestrian to walk
in the street because your
vegetation is overgrown.
This includes tree branches
that force people to duck
down to pass by.
3. When driving through
a residential neighborhood,
please slow down. The few
extra seconds you save by
speeding are certainly not FRANK & ERNEST
worth the lives you are risk-
ing.
4. As the days shorten,
walkers, runners and cyclists
need to be sure they are
visible at dusk. Reflective
mesh vests and small light-
weight lights are available
online and at most sport-
ing goods stores. You might
be alert, but the driver of

Thursday Evening December 2, 2010


8:00
WPTA/ABC Santa Claus, Town
8:30 9:00
Grey's Anatomy
9:30 10:00 10:30
Private Practice
11:00
Local
11:30 12:00
Nightline Jimmy Kimmel Live
12:30
BIG NATE
WHIO/CBS Big Bang Dad Says CSI: Crime Scene The Mentalist Local Late Show Letterman Late
WLIO/NBC Community 30 Rock Office Outsource The Apprentice Local Tonight Show w/Leno Late
WOHL/FOX Bones Fringe Local
ION Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Without a Trace
Cable Channels
A&E The First 48 The First 48 The First 48 Storage Storage
The First 48
AMC Scrooged Scrooged Summer Rental
ANIM Life Life Life Life Life
BET Lockdown American Gangster The Mo'Nique Show Wendy Williams Show
BRAVO Housewives/Atl. Real Housewives Real Housewives Happens Real Housewives Happens
CMT The Dukes of Hazzard Beverly Hillblls Crossroads Smarter Smarter
CNN Parker Spitzer Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 Larry King Live
COMEDY Ugly Amer Futurama Futurama Futurama Ugly Amer South Pk Daily Colbert Tosh.0 Tosh.0
DISC Secret Service The Kennedy Detail Secret Service The Kennedy Detail
DISN High School Musical Sonny Sonny Hannah Hannah Hannah Hannah
E!
ESPN
William a Kardas
College Football
Kardashian Married to Rock Chelsea
SportsCenter
E! News Chelsea
NFL Live
GRIZZWELLS
ESPN2 College Basketball College Basketball SportsNation MMA Live Nation
FAM The Santa Clause The Santa Clause The 700 Club My Wife My Wife
FOOD Iron Chef America Iron Chef America Food Meat Chopped Iron Chef America
FX Two Men Two Men Two Men Two Men Sunny League Sunny League Terriers
HGTV First First Property Property House Hunters Hunters House Property Property

HIST Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Brad Meltzer's Dec. UFO Files Ancient Aliens
LIFE Reba Reba The Christmas Shoes The Fairy Jobmother Frasier Frasier
MTV Pranked Pranked Pranked Pranked Pranked Bully Megadrive Jackass Jackass Sin City
NICK My Wife My Wife Chris Chris Lopez George The Nanny The Nanny The Nanny The Nanny
SCI Destination Truth Destination Truth Fact or Faked Hollywood Hollywood Fact or Faked
SPIKE Gangland TNA Wrestling TNA ReACTION MANswers Son Beach
TBS
TCM
Along Came Polly
Midsummer
Office Office Conan
Ah, Wilderness!
Lopez Tonight
Riffraff
PEANUTS
TLC Police- Dallas Police- Dallas Cellblock 6 Police- Dallas Cellblock 6
TNT NBA Basketball NBA Basketball
TOON Total Scooby Adventure Regular King/Hill King/Hill Fam. Guy Fam. Guy Delocated Amer. Dad
TRAV Bacon Paradise Carnivore Man, Food Man, Food Man, Food Steak Paradise Carnivore Man, Food
TV LAND Sanford Sanford Raymond Raymond Raymond Raymond Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne Roseanne
USA Gone in Sixty Burn Notice White Collar Psych
VH1 Saturday Night Live Saturday Night Live Saturday Night Live Saturday Night Live SNL
WGN WWE Superstars How I Met How I Met WGN News at Nine Scrubs Scrubs WWE Superstars
Premium Channels
HBO Showtime Edge of Darkness Katie Real Sex Tracy Morgan
MAX Land Species Species II Co-ed Confidential 4Play
SHOW The Score Cocaine Cowboys II: Hustlin' Dexter Next Stop Single The Rock
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