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DELPHOS HERALD
The
students together
owner who would like
to help give Delphos
a “Spring Cleaning.”
Check out the Event
Co-chairpersons are
Mike Birkmeier and Dianne
Wiltsie and the Kiwanis
K-kids are also helping. BY STACY TAFF how they really enjoyed speakers make it special. And
staff@delphosherald.com going into St. John’s. They of course we have to thank the
Letter carriers thought it was really cool to principals — all of them.”
DELPHOS — This year’s go in there and see something Although the children
set annual food Mini Relay for Life went different from what they’re loved the games, programs
drive today
just as smoothly as past used to. They enjoyed the and the walking, the best part
years which, considering the walking, too.” of the day for many was the
Today, the National weather forecast and the fact This year’s Relay received collaboration between the
Association of Letter that it fell on Friday the 13th, more help than in past years, two schools.
Carriers will hold its 19th was a kind of miracle. something that was appreci- “The kids love seeing each
annual Food Drive with “The weather forecast ated by both schools. other,” Myers said. “A lot of
carriers at the Delphos was supposed to be rain and “We really want to thank these kids play together dur-
Post Office participating. thunderstorms but we were all of the parents and volun- ing the summer, playing ball
Customers within the blessed again,” coordinator teers — from both schools,” and swimming. That’s my
city limits and the surround- Joyce Wiechart said. “The coordinator Melissa Myers favorite part.”
ing rural routes are asked kids have really enjoyed said. “Without the parents “Today went at least as
to place non-perishable themselves this year. I’ve and volunteers, we wouldn’t well as past years,” Wiechart Photo courtesy of mbusi.com
food items, including baby heard a lot of comments from have been able to do this. added. “I really hope that it Tuscaloosa, Alabama, was devastated by tornadoes in
food, by their mailboxes my kids from Franklin about Same with the speakers. The continues on in the future.” April.
or in some instances the
place designated for the
mail delivery and carriers
Pre-sale pool
will pick them up at their
normal delivery times.
tickets on sale
Rural route customers are Monday
asked to either hang them
from their mailbox or Pre-sale swimming pool
place inside their mailbox season tickets will be sold at
with the flag raised and the Municipal Building, 608
the carrier will collect it. North Canal Street, Delphos
There will also be from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. from
a box located in the Monday through Friday and
May 23-27.
post office lobby. On May 28, 29 and 30,
This year’s donations they will be sold at the pool
will be divided between from noon to 8 p.m. (weather
the St. Vincent de Paul permitting).
Society, Interfaith Thrift Presale prices are:
Shop and First Assembly Single — $60
of God food pantries. Family — $170
Over 55 — $50
Forecast Regular Prices effective
Sixty per- June 1:
cent chance Single — $80
of show- Family — $195
ers tonight Over 55 — $70
and Sunday. Applications can be obtained
at the Municipal Building or
Low in on the city’s web site at cit-
mid 50s tonight; Sunday yofdelphos.com. Applications
high in low 60s. can be mailed in but have to
be received no later than May
Index 27 in order to get the pre-sale
Obituaries 2 rates. The city is not respon-
State/Local 3 sible for any applications that
Politics 4 Nancy Spencer photo are not received.
To purchase a family pass,
Community
Sports
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6-7
VFW member builds shelves for post awards bring or attach a copy of the
2010 federal income tax form
Classifieds 8 Walterick-Hemme Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3035 is home to new shelving thanks to lifetime member Bill to show proof of dependents.
Television 9 Hemker, left. Post Commander Jim Weeden thanked Hemker for his donation of time and materials to build the Checks are to be made payable
Mini Relay photos 10 shelves on Friday. “All this stuff was on my desk at the post,” Weeden said. “Bill really gave us something we can to “City of Delphos.”
use and enjoy.” The shelving holds trophies from VFW-sponsored Little League, soccer and softball teams, as well The tentative dates for the
as post awards and plaques of appreciation for civic works. pool opening will be May 28,
29 and 30 with the regular sea-
son beginning on June 2.
2 – The Herald Saturday, May 14, 2011 www.delphosherald.com
ODOT REPORT
Delphos, Ohio 45833
nership evolved into The Ocean.
Wellman Seed Company. He
was a member of St. John the
The following is the report the work zone for resurfac- side of Lima is currently Evangelist Catholic Church
concerning construction and ing which will take place restricted to one lane in the and a board member for the
maintenance work on state Wednesday through Friday eastbound direction for a Van Wert County Hospital,
highways within the Ohio of the week. safety upgrade project. Crews St. John’s Cemetery, Parish
Department of Transportation Ohio 501 northbound at are currently working in the Council and Delphos Country Delphos City Schools sauce, milk.
District 1 which includes the Fort Amanda Road will be area between Robb Avenue Club and a director at Peoples
Week of May 16-20
Monday: Hamburger sandwich,
Thursday & Friday:
choice.
Cook’s
counties of Allen, Defiance, reduced to one lane through and Arthur Avenue during National Bank and Maumee cheese slice, oven potatoes, rosy
Hancock, Hardin, Paulding, the work zone for resurfac- daytime hours. Beginning Valley Bank. He refereed bas-
applesauce, lowfat milk. Lincolnview
Putnam, Van Wert and ing which will take place Monday, a night crew will ketball for 25 years and he
Tuesday: Spaghetti w/meat
sauce, garlic bread, lettuce salad,
Week of May 16-20
Monday: Hamburger/bun, green
Wyandot. This report is Wednesday through Friday begin excavation work in was a member of the Delphos sherbet, lowfat milk. beans, pineapple, peach crisp,
issued each Thursday begin- of the week. the area from Wendy’s to Knights of Columbus. He and
Wednesday: Pepperoni pizza, milk.
ning in April and continues Ohio 81 approximately a Eastown Road. With the his wife enjoyed polka danc-
green beans, juice bar, cookie, low-
fat milk.
Tuesday: Chicken strips, carrots/
celery/ dip, applesauce, milk.
through November. mile and a half east of Ohio addition of the night shift, ing and he was a member of Thursday: Nachos w/cheese and Wednesday: Chili cheese fries,
(All work will take place 66 over the Auglaize River crews will be working in the Wild Bunch and an avid
meatsauce, breadsticks, corn, diced grapes, no bake cookie, milk.
weather permitting and dur- closed for 75 days beginning the zone most hours of the Cub fan, attending a game
pears, lowfat milk.
Friday: Cook’s choice, vegetable,
Thursday: Country fried steak,
corn, dinner roll, banana, milk.
ing daytime hours Monday April 25 for replacement of a day and night. Motorists are every year. fruit, lowfat milk. Friday: Nachos with meat,
through Friday only unless bridge deck. Traffic detoured asked to drive cautiously tossed salad, mandarin oranges,
Mass of Christian Burial
otherwise indicated) onto Ohio 66, Ohio 117 and through the area and remain St. John’s peanut butter fudge, milk.
Eastown Road back to Ohio aware of equipment moving will begin at 11 a.m. Monday Week of May 16-20
Allen County 81. in and out of the work zone. at St. John the Evangelist Monday: Beef and cheese nach-
os/ breadstick, BBQ pork sandwich,
Elida Elementary,
Middle and High School
Ohio 65 between Lutz Ohio 309 (Elida Road) Project will continue until Catholic Church, the Rev. peas, salad, applesauce, milk. Week of May 16-20
Road and Ohio 115 will be from Robb Avenue to September. Melvin Verhoff officiating. Tuesday: Coney dog/onions or Daily every student is offered
reduced to one lane through Eastown Road on the west Burial will be in Resurrection cream of broccoli soup/ crackers/
cheese stick, baked beans, salad,
the choice of four different lunches.
These include the one printed here,
Putnam County Cemetery. peaches, milk. pizza lunch, sandwich lunch or chef
HAIR/NAIL C Ohio 15 between Ohio Friends may call from 2-8 Wednesday: Chicken nuggets/ salad lunch.
IN p.m. Sunday at Harter and roll or cold meat sandwich, corn, Monday: High school: Cook’s
108 and the Defiance
U T AR County line will be restrict- Schier Funeral Home.
salad, strawberries, milk.
Thursday: Italian grilled chicken
choice; Middle school/Elementary
school: Cheese quesadilla with
LIMA AREA IN YOUR pavement cracks. Day - High school lunch - Cook’s taco with toppings, seasoned corn,
LOTTERY
choice. assorted fruit, breadstick, lowfat
Prices starting at: HOME Van Wert County Landeck
milk.
•PERM $30
Wednesday: Breaded chicken
Ohio 118 south of Ohio CLEVELAND (AP) — These
Week of May 16-20 sandwich, seasoned carrots, assort-
•HAIRCUT $10 City will be closed for two Monday: Pizzaburgers, corn, ed fruit, lowfat milk.
Ohio lotteries were drawn fruit, milk. Thursday: Ravioli with cheese
LINDA days beginning May 16 for a
•SHAMPOO/SET $15 culvert replacement. Traffic Friday: Tuesday: Breaded chicken nug-
gets, butter/peanut butter bread,
cup, green beans, assorted fruit, 4”
bosco stick, lowfat milk.
•NAILS $4 419-230-0030 detoured onto Ohio 81 and Mega Millions french fries, fruit, milk. Friday: Real slice pepperoni
U.S. 127 back to Ohio 118. 03-33-39-47-53, Mega Ball: 9 Wednesday: Tacos, butter/pea- pizza, raspberry sherbet, assorted
Ohio 81 over Town Creek Megaplier nut butter bread, green beans, fruit,
milk.
fruit, lowfat milk.
4
Hair just south of Township Thursday: Pancakes and sau- Gomer
Road 82 will be closed for Pick 3 Evening sage, peas, applesauce, milk. Week of May 16-20
30 days beginning Monday 3-4-8 Friday: Hot dog sandwich, baked
beans, fruit, milk.
Monday: Cheese quesadilla with
salsa, broccoli, assorted fruit, lowfat
Pick 3 Midday
Pedicures
Ohio 81. Go east on Ohio 81 milk served with all meals. milk.
to its intersection with U.S. Pick 4 Midday H.S. - Ala Carte - Pretzel and Wednesday: Breaded chicken
127. Go north on U.S. 127 5-2-1-7 cheese available every Friday;
Salad bar with fruit and milk for $2
sandwich, seasoned carrots, assort-
ed fruit, lowfat milk.
320 N. Canal St., Delphos to its intersection with Ohio Powerball available every Wednesday. Thursday: Ravioli with cheese
118. The same detour applies Estimated jackpot: $81 million
419-692-9871 or 419-69COLOR
Monday: Charbroil beef sand- cup, green beans, assorted fruit, 4”
in reverse for the opposite Rolling Cash 5 wich, fries, corn, cheese slice, fruit. bosco stick, lowfat milk.
www.Studio320Salon.com 04-06-12-15-33
Tuesday: Popcorn chicken, green Friday: Real slice pepperoni
direction of travel. breans, cocoa bar, fruit. pizza, raspberry sherbet, assorted
Ohio 118 (Shannon Estimated jackpot: $172,000 Wednesday: Taco, refried beans, fruit, lowfat milk.
Street) between Ervin Road Ten OH Evening mixed vegetables, fruit.
Thursday: Beef gravy over Spencerville
and Main Street remains 04-07-09-14-18-20-26-30-34- mashed potatoes, peas, dinner roll, Week of May 16-20
open to local traffic only dur- 41-43-44-47-56-57-67-70-71- fruit. Monday: Cheese pizza, peas,
ing reconstruction, widening 75-79 Friday: Macaroni and cheese,
peas, peanut butter and jelly bar,
applesauce, milk.
Tuesday: Shredded beef and
and water line and sanitary Ten OH Midday fruit. cheese sandwiches, curly fries,
installation project which 08-11-12-15-17-22-29-30-33- peaches, milk.
Ottoville Wednesday: Chicken bacon
began in 2010. Localized 36-40-42-55-56-57-60-62-71- Week of May 16-20 ranch wrap with lettuce and cheese,
one-block closures will occur 78-80 Monday: Subs, chips, corn, pine- corn, fruit juice, milk.
throughout the project. Work apple, milk. Thursday: BBQ chicken patty,
is expected to be completed Tuesday: Chicken fajita with cauliflower with cheese, banana,
in September. West Virginia, a new cheese, lettuce, and tomato, green
beans, cookie, peaches, milk.
corn bread muffin, brownie, milk.
Friday: Macaroni and cheese,
U.S. 30 between U.S. state created from Virginia Wednesday: Chicken nuggets, green beans, peanut butter sand-
224 and Lincoln Highway counties that chose not to tossed salad, butter bread, apple- wich, peaches, milk.
is restricted to one lane in secede from the Union, was
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STATE/LOCAL
Midwest Electric members donate
Briefs
Man accused of $15,100 to area charities I sit and wonder every day
Why the Lord chose to call you away
He is being held with- supplies for a K-1 reading Christmas Project, $500 to Individuals or organiza- • Sunset Light • Vera White
series. buy Christmas presents and tions can obtain an applica-
out bond. Phone and e-mail
messages seeking comment — Lima/Allen County food for the needy. tion by contacting Midwest Mulch
from his attorney were not College Access Program, — Van Wert County Electric, at 419-394-4110 or •Black Mulch • Brown Mulch
• Gold Mulch • Red Mulch
immediately returned after $1,000 towards the Last D.A.R.E., $500 to buy sup- 1-800-962-3830.
business hours Friday. Dollar Scholarship Program.
— Operation New
plies for D.A.R.E. camp.
— 4-H Exchange Club, Flagstones
Man charged Knoxville Cares, $1,000 for
care boxes for overseas sol-
Van Wert, $500 to purchase
needed materials for the
James M.
Pohlman
•Dove Gray • Gray Gorge • Green River
• Michigan Sandstone • Midnight Blue
with murder in diers.
— Big Brothers Big
Holiday Light Show at the
fairgrounds.
5-2-1915 ~ 5-14-2009 • Pocono Blend • Red Steppers • Silver Mist
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man has been indicted on — Western Ohio table program. Participating
a murder count on charg- Educational Foundation, members’ monthly electric
es he struck and killed $500 towards the Wright State bills are rounded up to the
a southwest Ohio deputy University — Lake Campus next dollar, with the addi-
with a vehicle he was driv-
ing during a high-speed
Academic Excellence
Scholarship program.
tional pennies deposited in
the Fund. Wollam 2011
Ag Soil Amen
chase.
A grand jury on Friday It’s been 2 long years since
you left us. Gone but not
Center w
also indicted 22-year-old forgotten. 202 N. Main St., Continental, OH 45831
Marcus Anthony Isreal on Sadly missed by wife Mary, 419-596-3896 Fax: 419-596-3895
one count each of involun- relatives & friends
tary manslaughter, aggra- wollam@bright.net
Type of % of % of *Lbs/Ton *Lbs/Ton *L
vated vehicular homicide,
receiving a stolen vehicle Lime Ca Mg Nit. Dap/Map P
and failure to comply. The Bio-1 7.86 1.7 19.3 132
Warren County prosecutor Bio-2 17 1.7 10.4 71
says the Middletown man Water Treatment
30.1 2.6 n/a n/a
also was charged with two Lim-A-Soil 11.6 1.1 13.5 19.56
counts each of felonious
assault and a weapons vio- N-Viro 10.9 2.3 10.44 10.44
lation. Carey 21 12 n/a n/a
Thirty-six-year-old Sgt. Bucyrus 30 4 n/a n/a
Brian Dulle (DOOL’- Auglaize 30.7 7.3 n/a n/a
ee) was killed Tuesday Swayzee 39 0.4 n/a n/a
as he put out stop sticks.
Authorities say Isreal *Approximate * Figure based on % of product that passes through a 60 mesh screen
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POLITICS “A man who works with his hands is a laborer; a man who works with his hands and his
brain is a craftsman; but a man who works with his hands and his brain and his heart is
an artist.” — Louis Nizer, American lawyer (1902-1994)
COMMUNITY
LANDMARK
Fort Jennings Academic Awards Banquet
The 2011 Fort Jennings sented to those students earn- Schimmoeller, Jeremy and Engineering Fair ents were presented with
High School Academic ing a 3.0 to 4.0 Cumulative Schimmoeller, Nick Verhoff Superior pins
Awards Banquet was held on average for seven semesters. The Archie Griffin Seth Ricker, Kristen Maag Krista Baldauf, Lacey
Wednesday in the Fort Jennings 3.75 to 4.0 Sportsmanship Award was The Fort Jennings High Hittle, Heather Hofstetter,
High School Auditeria. The Alyssa Piasecki, Andrew presented to School Scholar/Athletes were Andrew Huntsman, Ben
faculty, staff, and adminis- Huntsman, Krista Baldauf, Krista Baldauf, Austin recognized. This award goes Kleman, Ryan Kraner, Austin
tration honored 115 students Austin Norbeck, Kegan Norbeck to the top boy and girl who Norbeck, Alyssa Piasecki,
Gomer Museum with 425 awards for academic Sickels, Lacey Hittle, Lauren National Honor Society have received at least one var- Kegan Sickels, Lauren Verhoff,
excellence during the 2010-11 Verhoff, Heather Hofstetter members were recognized for sity letter Taylor Wallenhorst
COMING school year.
Letters were awarded to
those students earning a 3.5
3.5 to 3.74
Ryan Schuerman, Melissa
Krietemeyer, Ryan Kraner,
their service and achievement
Alyssa Piasecki , Andrew
Huntsman , Krista Baldauf
Andrew Huntsman, Alyssa
Piasecki
The Yearbook Staff was
Seniors receiving honor
cords and pins for their
cumulative GPA of 3.5 or
EVENTS to 4.0 for the first time.
Brittany Cooper, Kendra
Taylor Wallenhorst, Lauren
Norbeck, Bradley Trentman
, Austin Norbeck , Kegan
Sickels , Lacey Hittle , Lauren
recognized
Yearbook Staff 2010/2011
above
Alyssa Piasecki, Andrew
TODAY Klausing, Nick Neidert, Eric 3.0 to 3.44 Verhoff , Heather Hofstetter Alyssa Piasecki, Lauren Huntsman, Krista Baldauf,
8:30-11:30 a.m. — St. Wilhelm, Tanya Korte, Nick Kendra Klausing, Jared , Ryan Schuerman , Melissa Norbeck, Lauren Verhoff, Austin Norbeck, Kegan
John’s High School recycle, Verhoff, Gabbi German, Elaina Calvelage, Mindy Merricle, Krietemeyer , Ryan Kraner, Taylor Wallenhorst, Andrew Sickels, Lacey Hittle, Lauren
600 block of East Second Maag, Macy Schroeder, Kelsey Eric Wilhelm, Alexis Taylor Wallenhorst, Lauren Louth, Melissa Krietemeyer Verhoff, Heather Hofstetter,
Street. Klausing, Cassie Lindeman, Cummings, Samantha Dulle, Norbeck, Ethan Schimmoeller, County Chorus and Ryan Schuerman, Melissa
9 a.m. - noon — Interfaith Andrea Ricker, Nicole Ricker, Nolan Kaverman, Michael Jason Hemker, Tyler County Band students were Krietemeyer, Ryan Kraner,
Thrift Store is open for shop- Seth Ricker, Jamie Saum, Herron, Ben Kleman, Brittany Wiedeman, Aaron Schnipke, awarded certificates Taylor Wallenhorst, Lauren
ping. Alyssa Schimmoeller, Logan Cooper Troy Hellman, Cody Warnecke, County Chorus Norbeck, Bradley Trentman
St. Vincent DePaul Society, Sickels The State Board of Kelsey Von Lehmden Kiersten Belrose-Freund, First Friday’s Math Club
located at the east edge of the Gold pins were awarded to Education awarded the fol- The Envirothon Team Morgan Ricker, Ryan Kraner, members attending four or
St. John’s High School park- those students earning a 3.5 to lowing students Certificates were recognized for their Kegan Sickels more mornings were:
ing lot, is open. 4.0 for the second year. of Achievement. These stu- achievements County Band Colin Sickels, Craig
Cloverdale recycle at vil- Nolan Kaverman, Nolan dents received the AWARD Ryan Kraner, Andrew Ben Kleman, Taylor Stewart, Ethan Schimmoeller,
lage park. Neidert, Jeremy Schimmoeller, of MERIT based on required Huntsman, Ryan Schuerman, Wallenhorst, Kelsey Von Gina Stechschulte, Heather
Adam Krietemeyer, Kaitlin curriculum and performance Krista Baldauf, Tyler Lehmden, Lacey Hittle, Alex Hofstetter, Jacob Young,
10 a.m to 2 p.m. — Delphos Stechschulte, Alex Von criteria. Wiedeman, Jason Berelsman, Von Lehmden Lacey Hittle, Logan Sickels,
Postal Museum is open. Lehmden, Rachel Krietemeyer, Austin Norbeck, Kegan Adam Krietemeyer, Nick Pep Band members Mara Brown, Tyler Wiedeman
12:15 p.m. — Testing of Sara Miller, Gina Stechschulte, Sickels, Lauren Verhoff, Ryan Verhoff, Ethan Schimmoeller, received their pins Delphos Area Art Guild
warning sirens by Delphos Adam Kleman Kraner, Taylor Wallenhorst, Jake Young, Adam Kleman, Samantha Dulle, Ben Best of Show – Tyler Dray
Fire and Rescue Gold medals were awarded Lauren Norbeck, Mindy Morgan Ricker, Jared Hoersten, Kleman, Ryan Kraner, Kegan Drawing Honorable
1-3 p.m. — Delphos Canal to those students earning a 3.5 Merricle, Alexis Cummings Caleb Bankey Sickels, Kristen Maag, Alex Mention
Commission Museum, 241 N. to 4.0 for the third year. The American Legion Ohio High School Athletic Von Lehmden, Adam Kleman, Morgan Ricker
Main St., is open. Jared Calvelage, Mindy recognized the students Association Scholar/Athlete Garrett Berelsman Andrew Huntsman
7 p.m. — Bingo at St. Merricle, Brad Trentman, who were top scorers on the Alyssa Piasecki Senior music awards were 3 Dimensional
John’s Little Theatre. Ethan Schimmoeller, Cody Americanism Test in the Andrew Huntsman presented 1st – Kelsey Von Lehmden
Warnecke, Jason Hemker, senior, junior, and sophomore Science Fair awards were Lacey Hittle, Heather 2nd – Eric Wilhelm
SUNDAY Tyler Wiedeman, Troy classes with certificates presented Hofstetter, Krista Baldauf, 3rd – Tanya Korte
8-11:30 a.m. — Knights Hellman, Aaron Schnipke Seniors: Krista Baldauf, County Science Fair Melissa Krietemeyer, Alyssa HM – Jeremy Kohli
of Columbus benefit for St. Large plaques were award- Nolan Kaverman Superior Piasecki, Taylor Wallenhorst, Miscellaneous
John’s School at the hall, ed to those students earning a Juniors: Cassie Kaverman, Alyssa Schimmoeller, Seth Ben Kleman, Jared Calvelage, 2nd – Kelsey VonLehmden
Elida Ave. 3.5 to 4.0 for the fourth year. Tyler Wiedeman Ricker, Andrea Ricker, Kristen Lauren Norbeck, Ryan HM – Lauren Norbeck
1-3 p.m. — The Delphos Krista Baldauf, Lacey Sophomores: Jenna Von Maag Kraner, Kegan Sickels, Ryan Putnam County Task
Canal Commission Museum, Hittle, Heather Hofstetter, Sossan, Jacob Young Excellent Schuerman, Brad Trentman, Force
241 N. Main St., is open. Andrew Huntsman, Melissa Buckeye Boys’ State Spencer Dray, Ashley Lauren Verhoff, Samantha Mindy Merricle, Gina Clay,
Krietemeyer, Austin Norbeck, Delegate Gable, Marisa Good, Emily Dulle, Nick Neidert, Austin Tyler Dray, Lauren Norbeck,
MONDAY Alyssa Piasecki, Ryan Aaron Schnipke Grone, Jared Hoersten, Kelsey Norbeck, Tyler Dray, Andrew Cassie Kaverman, Kelsey Von
11:30 a.m. — The Green Schuerman, Kegan Sickels, Buckeye Girls’ State del- Klausing, Wade Rice, Nicole Huntsman, Nolan Kaverman, Lehmden, Krista Baldauf,
Thumb Garden Club will meet Lauren Verhoff, Taylor egate Ricker, JamieSaum, Logan Andrew Louth, Adam Mesker, Alexis Cummings, Lacey
at the Delphos Public Library Wallenhorst Cassie Kaverman Sickels, Craig Stewart, Alex Brett Miller, Eric Wilhelm, Hittle
for luncheon and program. Silver pins were awarded Presidential Educational Vetter Angie Wiechart, Mindy Putnam County Art
to those students earning a 3.0 Excellence Awards were pre- District Science Fair Merricle, Kristina Clippingerl, Awards
Mealsite at Delphos Senior to 3.44 for the first time after sented to the following stu- Superior Brittany Cooper, Kendra Mindy Merricle, Andrew
Citizen Center, 301 Suthoff having lettered. dents for attaining at least a Craig Stewart, Logan Klausing Huntsman, Eric Wilhelm,
Street. Michael Herron. Morgan 3.5 GPA and placing at or Sickels, Alyssa Schimmoeller, The JETS teams were rec- Tyler Dray, Lauren Norbeck,
7 p.m. — Washington Ricker, Marissa Mesker above the 80th percentile on a Kristen Maag ognized Krista Baldauf, Gina Clay,
Township Trustees meet at Silver medals were award- nationally recognized standard Excellent Kaitlin Stechschulte, Kelsey VonLehmden, Reanne
the township house. ed to those students earning a achievement test. Alex Vetter, Andrea Ricker, Rachel Krietemeyer, Higginbotham, Tanya Korte,
Delphos City Council 3.0 to 3.44 for the second time Alyssa Piasecki, Andrew Spencer Dray, Ashley Gable, Logan Sickels, Alyssa Colin Sickels, Gabbi German
meets at the municipal build- after having lettered. Huntsman, Krista Baldauf, Seth Ricker Schimmoeller, Gabbi and Lacey Hittle
ing, 608 N. Canal St. Kelsey Von Lehmden Austin Norbeck, Kegan Sickels, State Science Fair German, Gina Stechschulte, Best of Show
7:30 p.m. — Jefferson Small plaques were award- Lacey Hittle, Lauren Verhoff, Superior Jamie Saum, Colin Sickels, Eric Wilhelm, Heather
Athletic Boosters meet at the ed to those students earning a Heather Hofstetter, Ryan Kristen Maag, Alyssa Ethan Schimmoeller, Andrew Hofstetter
high school library. 3.0 to 3.44 for the third time Schuerman, Ryan Kraner Schimmoeller Huntsman, Kegan Sickels, Technology Service
Spencerville village council after having lettered. Presidential Educational Excellent Alyssa Piasecki, Lacey Hittle, Awards
meets at the mayor’s office. Ryan Kraner Achievement Awards were Craig Stewart, Logan Krista Baldauf, Heather Jason Hemker, Tyler Dray,
Delphos Eagles Auxiliary Framed certificates were presented to the following stu- Sickels Hofstetter, Nolan Kaverman Nick Neidert, Adam Mesker,
meets at the Eagles Lodge, awarded to those students earn- dents for attaining most but Northwest Ohio Science Honors Diploma recipi- Tyler Good, Samantha Dulle
1600 Fifth St. ing a 3.0 to 3.44 for the first not all of the criteria for the
time. Excellence Award
TUESDAY
11:30 a.m. — Mealsite
Kristina Clippinger, Andrew
Louth, Gina Clay, Megan
Lauren Norbeck, Jared
Calvelage, Nolan Kaverman, BETTER WINDOW * BETTER PRICE * BETTER SERVICE
SUPER WINDOW SALE
at Delphos Senior Citizen Kehres, Martin Fidrik, Amber Bradley Trentman, Taylor
Center, 301 Suthoff Street. Gerdeman, Chad Recker, Wallenhorst, Ben Kleman,
1-3 p.m. — Delphos Area Luke Luebrecht, Ryan Rau, Melissa Krietemeyer
Visiting Nurses offer free Emily Grone, Craig Stewart, Members of the Scholastic
blood pressure checks at
Delphos Discount Drugs.
Caleb Bankey, Alex Vetter,
Jared Hoersten, Marisa Good,
Garrett Berelsman
Bowl were recognized and
awarded certificates
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earning a 3.0 to 3.44 for the
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Ryan Kraner, Lacey Hittle,
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Alexis Cummings,
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HI AND LOIS
Tomorrow’s Horoscope
By Bernice Bede Osol
Sunday, May 15, 2011 demand a fairer deal if you hope to introduced to an intriguing group.
get one. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) --
When it comes to your finances, ARIES (March 21-April 19) -- One of your better assets is having
keep plugging during the next Even though you and your special the ability to turn an intangible
year if you hope to better your someone have each other’s best idea into something you can see
circumstances. You’ll still have to interests at heart, you don’t always and touch. You might get the
toil, but Lady Luck will be pulling see eye-to-eye. It might be one of opportunity to do so more than once
for you, so keep an eye open for her those times, so tread lightly. at this juncture.
when you feel you need a break. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22)
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- Monday, May 16, 2011 -- It behooves you not to be bashful
Regrettably, you might be placed in about your feelings regarding a
an awkward situation where you’re An incident in the year ahead certain person. Word will definitely
asked to do something on behalf could turn out to be quite an eye- get back to him or her and if the
of a friend that goes against your opener, teaching you how much feeling is reciprocal, your paths
beliefs. Don’t be afraid to say no. more successful you are when could cross. BLONDIE
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- acting in accordance with your SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
Someone who is close to you might highest ideals and standards. It may 21) -- If you have no plans, don’t
do something that works against even turn your life around. waste your spare time watching TV
your best interests. Try not to make TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- or puttering around. Put your artistic
a bigger deal out of it than it already It could be one of those days when talents to work beautifying your
is -- it will only make matters your instincts will be right on the surroundings. You’ll like the results.
worse. moola. Even if what they are telling CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) you seems too good to be true, trust 19) -- Don’t be a stick in the mud
-- Your industrious spirit might be them. and turn away from a chance to meet
strong, but the muscles you need to GEMINI (May 21-June 20) and mix with a lot of new people.
do the work are likely to be weak. -- If there is someone who is trying You’re likely to meet someone in
Battle all you want, but chances are to call the shots but appears to be the crowd whom you’ll find truly
your body won’t cooperate. off-track, step in and offer whatever inspirational.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- advice you can. Or, better yet, take AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
That person who usually rubs you charge if it is possible to do so. 19) -- Instead of it being merely
the wrong way will be up to his or CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- another ho-hum day, you’ll get
her old tricks again, but instead of That buzzing in your ears is likely an opportunity to put something
getting angry, it behooves you to
avoid this person altogether. Spare
to come from a number of people
talking about you. Don’t fret,
together that could produce long-
term, favorable results. Don’t turn
BEETLE BAILEY
your emotions. however, because you’d be pleased it down.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) to hear what they are saying. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) --
-- To your despair, you might LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -- An You’ll find that whispering has a far
discover that a family member individual with a good track record greater impact than shouting when
has been spending far too wildly may come to you with an interesting trying to get the attention of others,
lately causing you to be deprived of proposal. If what he or she has to even in boisterous environs.
something you want. offer is not readily apparent to you, ARIES (March 21-April
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) take the time to study the matter in 19) -- If you know someone who
-- Harmony of purpose is always depth. could use a little help, yield to your
essential in any joint arrangement. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) charitable instincts. Remember,
If you and your colleague can’t see --There is a possibility that for quite good deeds act like seeds that will
eye-to-eye and neither will budge, some time you’ve had a strong desire yield a bountiful harvest down the
the relationship is destined to fail. to establish some new friends. You line.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) might get that chance when you are Copyright 2011, United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
-- Should your responsibilities turn
out to be much heavier than usual,
instead of getting upset, try to
focus your mind on the end results. SNUFFY SMITH
Hopefully, things won’t look so
trying.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec.
21) -- If an opportunity arises that
enables you to improve a fractious
relationship, don’t be too angry
or frightened to take it. Some rifts
were made to be healed.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19) -- Even though its thrust might
be lessening, do what you can to
offset a disturbing influence that
has disrupted things on the home
front lately.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
19) -- Don’t be provocative if you
encounter a person whose opinions
on a touchy matter greatly oppose
yours. If it is impossible for you
HAGAR THE HORRIBLE
to be flexible, don’t let the subject
come up.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20)
-- Stand up for your right to seek an
adjustment on a matter you recently
negotiated. It will be up to you to
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Clementz
(Continued from page 1) untouched and I don’t remem- out entire neighborhoods. I insured damages. The tornado
ber much, but I remember even saw a six-story concrete that tore through Tuscaloosa
So, I drove 20 minutes to running in there yelling for block building in ruins,” he was declared an EF4 by the
the mall and by the time I her — looking for her — said. National Weather Service.
got there, all I saw was total and found her unharmed in There had been a tornado It’s winds were measured to Answers to Friday’s questions:
destruction.” the part of the mall that was in his area the week before peak at 190 mph, just 10 mph After the 1912 Olympic games in Stockholm, the contents
Naturally, Clementz untouched,” he said. and he was fortunate then, short of qualifying it as an of the gold medal changed to 92.5 percent silver and coated
thought the worst as fear shot Clementz said the severe too. EF5, the strongest tornado with at least 6 grams of 24-carat gold.
down his spine and adrenaline weather in Alabama that day “My home was untouched classification. The earlier Hardscaping is non-plant elements outside the home that
through his veins as he looked was nothing like he ever saw — we had a tornado come twister Clementz referenced are made with hard materials such as wooden decks, brick
for his daughter, Marley, and in Ohio. though the neighborhood the was an EF3. patios, cement walkways, etc.
former wife, Melissa. “I’ve never seen anything week prior and some homes Since the event, he Today’s questions:
“I thought the worst. I like it. I remember the tor- were damaged but mine has seen his company get In 1619, what fee was a planter in a Jamestown colony
thought I had lost my daugh- nado that came through Van wasn’t then, either,” he said. involved in the community to charged if he selected a wife from the first shipload of mar-
ter. I thought there was no Wert and you’d see houses On April 27, tornados rav- help those affected, including riageable women transported to the new world?
way she could have survived. that were untouched while aged Alabama and neighbor- the employees who lost their On what surface is Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa
It was so bad, things were still others were destroyed and ing Mississippi, Georgia and homes. painted?
falling out of the sky; people others were damaged. This Tennessee. Catastrophe mod- He stresses that the Answers in Monday’s Herald.
were injured and the build- was nothing like that — this eling firm AIR Worldwide American Red Cross still Today’s words:
ings across the street were was for miles. It never lift- estimated the total damage to needs assistance. To help, Intergern: to snarl back
gone. Part of the mall was ed off the ground; it wiped be as much as $5.5 billion in visit alredcross.org. Yardwand: a yardstick