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Ham dinner scheduled in Wilmot

All-You-Can-Eat Ham Dinner (includes scal-loped potatoes, green beans, applesauce, cole-slaw, dinner rolls, a slice of pie and beverage) will be served family style on Sunday, Feb. 8, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Cost is, adults, $8; chil-dren ages 4-10, $4; chil-dren 3 and younger are free. The meal is served in the Wilmot Fire Hall at 204 Mill St., Wilmot. Church groups welcome. All proceeds to benefit Wilmot Fire & Rescue – a volunteer department. Carry-out is available. Call 330-359-5995.

Atomic hot wings served at Wild Game Dinner

Enjoy the fifth annual Tri-County Wing Contest and Wild Game Dinner at the Chili Crossroads Bible Church on Sunday, Feb. 8 at 4 p.m. Sample various meats like alli-gator, elk, bear, Spanish

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Relax by the fire

The daunting winter weather is here and it is becoming hard-er to find the motivation to suit up and go trudging through the snow. After a long day, all you can think about is curling up in the warmth of your home and enjoying a relaxing moment by the fire.

Sounds like the picture per-fect setting. Now, if only you had the picture perfect fire-place to go along with this tempting vision. A trip to Erb’s Stove Center sounds like the perfect shopping destination as winter’s cold sets in for good.

Ed Erb started the business from his home in Sugarcreek in 1982. “There was a need for appliances in the Amish com-munity and we just grew from there,” explained Duane Erb, Ed’s son and store manager.

Duane Erb started working for the family business in 2000. “Dad still continues to do the installs and repairs,” he said.

In 1990, Erb’s Stove started incorporating patio furniture

into its inventory to attract more business during the summer months. Around the same time, it added fireplaces to become more diversified, Duane Erb said.

In 1996, the business relocat-ed to Berlin, close to Hiland High School and then to its current location, (just east of Berlin on state Route 39) in 2007.

Along with everyday appli-ances such as kitchen stoves and refrigerators, Erb’s Stove carries a variety of wood-burn-ing, gas and electric fireplaces and stoves. Choose from beau-tifully hand-crafted wood and stone set fireplaces.

“We specialize in custom mantels. Customers can pick the wood and stain they like,” said Duane Erb. “It’s very important for us to be able to offer that to people.”

All the accessories needed to keep the fires roaring and the chimney flues clean can be purchased at Erb’s Stove.

Erb’s Stove also features a

By KATIE NOYESStaff Writer

Erb’s Stove Center has everything to chase away winter’s chill

Erb’s Stove Center carries a variety of wood-burning, gas and electric fireplaces and stoves. Fireplaces are beautifully hand-crafted wood and stone.See Pg. 7 — ERB’S

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Limited tax forms to be available this yearThe Holmes County

District Public Library would like to make you aware that the IRS will be limiting the type and amount of print tax forms

this year. Libraries will receive forms 1040, 1040A and 1040EZ. There will be NO instruction booklets or other forms delivered. Forms and instruction

booklets are available online at www.irs.gov. If you have any questions, contact Susan Corl at the Central Library at 330-674-5972, Ext. 227.

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Holmes County Hub Shopper(Copyright 2015)

P.O. Box 151, Millersburg, Ohio 44691Millersburg office: 25 N. Clay St

Phone: 1-330-264-1125Publisher: Andrew S. Dix;

Managing Editor: Lance White; Ad Director: Rhonda GeerEmail: [email protected] Thursdays by the Holmes County Shopper Hub. Entered as periodicals, postage paid at Wooster, Wayne County, Ohio. Direct address changes to: The Daily Record, P.O. Box 918, Wooster, Ohio 44691. Office hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday.

mackerel and venison. Win a free T-shirt for eat-ing the most hot atomic wings in four minutes. Take your best hot wings to impress the panel of judges. Fun for the whole family. Wear camo if you like. Arrive an hour early if you want a good seat. This event has always been full. 29445 County Road 10 Fresno. 740-545-9707www.chilibible-church.org.

Eagles holding Valentine dance

Millersburg Eagles No. 2418, West Jackson Street, will play host to a Valen-

tine’s dance on Feb. 14, 9 p.m.-midnight, open to the public for a membership drive. The cost is $5. Music will be provided by Moon-lyterz, which plays classic rock, rock and country.

Community Night scheduled at Holmesville Library

Another Community Night is coming at the Hol-mesville/Prairie Township Library. This one will be Wednesday, Feb. 18, from 6:30-8 p.m. Speaker will be Paul Stutzman, author of “Hiking Through,” and several other books.

Hours for the library are expanding. The library is now open Wednesdays

from 10 a.m.-noon; Thurs-day Story Hour from 10-11 a.m. for preschool children and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 6:30-8 p.m.

Fish fry schedule announced

American Legion Post 494 of Sugarcreek announces its Winter Family Fish Fry Sched-

ule. Fish frys will be held at the Post Home, on North Broadway Street in Sugarcreek, on the fol-lowing Saturdays during the winter season: Feb. 21 and March 21. The event will run from 4-7 p.m. Everyone is welcome.

MarchComedy Night set

for MarchStandup Comedy Night,

to benefit the Holmes

County District Pub-lic Library, will be held

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School gets rooftop HVAC recommendationThe Building and

Grounds Committee for the Ashland County-West Holmes Career Center Board of Education rec-ommended the board begin a project this sum-mer to replace part of the school’s aging rooftop heating, ventilating and air conditioning units.

Plans presented by main-tenance supervisor Joe Bowman at the board’s regular meeting Jan. 15, call for using permanent improvement levy funds to replace three of six units that serve academic class-rooms, three program class areas, Adult Education and administrative offices.

Bowman said the three HVAC units that will be removed will be used for parts to repair the other three until they are replaced in probably two to five years. The cost of the first half of the project is estimated at $450,000.

Committee member Rick Ewing, who repre-sents the Ashland City School Board, said it is a matter of replacing the units as they hit their 20-year life expectancy rather than wait until one of them totally breaks down and officials have to scramble to replace it.

The project also will allow officials to address con-trol problems in several rooms.

“It will give us a head start on some potential problems down the road and also frees up dollars to address those things that people really notice and will improve the com-fort of individual spaces,” Ewing said.

Officials now will take the recommendation to Comfort Control, a Rich-field energy consulting firm, to determine wheth-er to buy and install the

March 22 at Hotel Mill-ersburg. Performance reg-istration is at 7 p.m. and the show begins at 7:30 p.m. Actors must be ages 18 and older.

Admission is a suggested donation of $5 for adults and $3 for students. Per-formers are free.

The event is sponsored by the Killbuck Valley Writ-ers’ Guild. For more infor-mation call 330-464-0624.

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equipment through the regu-lar bid process or use one of two other procurement alter-natives.

In other business, Superinten-dent Mike McDaniel told the board he is working to devel-op support from area industry for an Advance Manufactur-ing program that could be a pilot in the 2016 school year. Under the program, students would take technical training in the sophomore and junior years and move into coopera-

tive placement or apprentice-ships at area businesses in their senior year.

McDaniel said the program is an outgrowth of an effort to develop a regional manufactur-ing coalition to match training with available jobs.

“We think we’re moving into a situation where it would be wise to support an initiative to form a manufacturing coali-tion for employers to attract the prepared employee to their employment opportunities,” he said. “We have a need to be responsive in terms of our

programming and as we work with local employers here, we have come to the conclusion it would be a value to everyone to speed up the launching of a new advance manufacturing program.”

In addition to Ashland and Holmes counties, McDaniel said he is working with officials and employers from Medina and Wayne counties to develop a multi-county initiative.

The board also approved a general fund tax planning bud-get totaling nearly $5.4 million for fiscal 2016, which starts July

1. The figure includes over $2.5 million in estimated property tax revenue and more than $2.7 million in estimated state edu-cational funding.

Treasurer Julie Smith noted 2015 is the final year for a 1-mill operating levy that pro-vides a significant portion of local dollars. The board has until Aug. 5 to put a renewal on the November ballot.

Smith said officials also are looking to refinance bonds that paid for past energy sav-ing equipment retrofit projects. She said current interest rates

are nearly 2 percent lower than the 4.67 percent annual interest on the current bonds.

The board also held its annu-al organizational meeting just before its regular January meeting — electing West Hol-mes School District represen-tative Dave Kick as president and Mapleton Local School District representative Tom Donley as vice president. The board also voted to continue to hold regular meetings on the third Thursday of every month at 7 p.m. in the board meeting room.

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HVAC

CommunityChurch notes

Holmes Christian Women plan first meeting of year

Homes County Chris-tian Women’s Club will begin the 41st year of serving Holmes, Wayne and Tuscarawas counties with inspirational pro-grams and speakers.

The Feb. 3 meeting, at Der Dutchman in Walnut Creek, will feature Pas-tor Mark Behrendt of St. John’s United Church of Christ.

The brunch is $10, inclu-sive. For reservations, call 330-473-2529 or 330-343-7046; email reservations to [email protected] (CWC in the memo line), or [email protected]. Please make reserva-tions by Jan. 30; last min-ute guests are welcomed.

For more information, call 330-674-7723 or email dawdys@embarqmai l .com.

Wild Game Dinner to be held at Chili Crossroads

Enjoy the fifth annual Tri-County Wing Contest and Wild Game Dinner at the Chili Crossroads Bible Church on Sunday, Feb. 8 at 4 p.m. Sample various meats like alli-gator, elk, bear, Spanish mackerel and venison.

Win a free T-shirt for eat-ing the most hot atomic wings in four minutes. Take your best hot wings to impress the panel of judg-es. Fun for the whole fam-ily. Wear camo if you like.

Arrive an hour early if you want a good seat. This event has always been full. 29445 County

Road 10 Fresno. 740-545-9707www.chilibible-church.org.

Donations neededDonations are need-

ed to help troubled boys. The Trading Post Thrift Store is located at 7703-B state Route 241, just west of Mount Hope. All proceeds will go to support the Ohio Wilderness Boys Camp. Call 330-857-5516. or 330-464-1261.

NewPointe to open Wooster campus

NewPointe Commu-nity Church is planning a fifth campus, to open in Wooster this spring. To prepare for the April 2015 launch, Core Team meetings are scheduled for Sundays, Jan. 25, Feb. 8 and 22 and March 8 and 22 from 6-7:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of Wooster High School. Childcare will be provided.

For more information on the Wooster Cam-pus, visit wooster.new-pointe.org or newpointe.org for information on NewPointe Community Church.

Free Bibles available

Need a Bible? We can deliver/mail you one without cost or obliga-tion.

KJV Bible, New Testa-ment, Large Print and Children’s Bible Stories are available. Contact: 330-855-7734, 330-927-4857, 330-939-6231 or [email protected].

BriefsNew arrivals

WILLIAM BRADLEY was born Jan. 6 at Wooster Community Hospital to Orpha and Brad Miller of Dundee. He weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and was 19 inches long. He joins brothers, Dylan and Gavin.

Grandparents are Mahlon and Mary Miller of Dundee and Ben and Betty Miller of Walnut Creek.

NINA JADE was born Jan. 20 to Erin and Aaron Boothby of Wooster. She weighed 7 pounds, 7 ounc-es and was 20 inches long.

Grandparents are Scott and Rhonda Boothby of Wooster and Jeff and Mary Edington of Shreve.

Glenmont Food Pantry accepting deer donations

Donations are always welcome for the Glen-mont Food Pantry and with the hunting season, the pantry will accept deer donations and will pay to have them processed, at any certified meat process-ing plant. The pantry will also accept cash donations

and nonperishable items.Distributions are the

second Tuesday of each month from 5-7:30 p.m. to qualifying persons and the next distribution will be Feb. 10 at the Glenmont School House, lower level.

Volunteers are also need-ed to help unload trucks once a week (usually late morning) plus persons willing to stock shelves and assist clients on distri-bution night. To volunteer, call 330-377-4017.

Euchre scheduled at Holmesville American LegionThe Holmesville American Legion will be holding weekly euchre tournaments each Saturday at 7 p.m. Call the Legion at 330-279-3040.

Food Pantry open monthly for distribution

Glenmont Food Pantry is open for food distribu-tion on the second Tues-day of each month from 5-7:30 p.m. at Glenmont School House. It is part of the Ohio Benefit Bank, an

online program of the Ohio Association of Foodbanks. The next food distribution day will be Tuesday, Feb. 10.

Energy help applications available

Home Energy Assistance Program applications are available at the Darb Sny-der Senior Center for low-income households. For more information contact the Senior Center, 170 Parkview Drive, or 330-674-0580, 7 a.m.-2:30 p.m., Monday-Friday. Kno-Ho-Co Community Action offers Emergency HEAP. Call 330-674-6479 for more information. Dead-line to submit applications is April 30.

Donations needed for Pleasant Valley Cemetery

Pleasant Valley Cem-etery is now accept-ing donations to pay for mowing of the cemetery grounds. Any amount is appreciated. For more

information, call Robert L. Croskey, 330-276-3322. Donations may be sent to Croskey at 12049 U.S. 62, Killbuck 44637 or Lil-ian Duncan, P.O. Box 284, Killbuck 44637

Goodwill offering home pick-up

Goodwill Industries of Wayne and Holmes Counties is now offering home pick-up service for those who have a large amount of donations. If residing in Wayne or Hol-mes counties, call Good-will at 330-264-1300, Ext. 232. All donations help create local jobs.

Holmes can provide birth certificates

The Holmes County Health District is able to issue certified birth cer-tificates to anyone born in Ohio. Hours are 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Cost is $25.

The district can be reached at 85 N. Grant St. or 330-674-5035. Cost of a certified birth certificate is $25.

ClubsTOPS OH 1243 Sugarcreek

TOPS OH 1243 Sugar-creek met on Jan. 22 at the United Methodist Church in Sugarcreek with 10 members weigh-ing in and having a weight loss of 111⁄2 pounds for the week. Best weight loss winner for the week was Kathy Freese and best rededicated TOPS winner was Chris Ross.

Members recited the TOPS and KOPS pledges

along with the Pledge of Allegiance.

The forbidden food for the week is baked goods and the thing to do is to take 10 minutes each day to reflect on the choices you made for that day.

Next week is fruit week and members are to take a piece of fruit for the monthly winners. For the program the leader went over chapter by-laws with members and made changes to any that need-ed changed.

TOPS is a nonprofit weight loss support group which meets each Thurs-day at the Church. For more information call 330-897-6007.

County Line Historical Society

Officers were installed for 2015-16 when County Line Historical Society of Wayne/Holmes met Jan. 17. They are: President, Ron Junkin; treasurer, Jayne Neal; secretary,

Deb Lilley; board mem-ber, Jody Long; and advis-er, James Pennell.

The society has for pur-chase a booklet containing newspaper clippings from Margaret Shriver concern-ing the Shreve Military Involvement, World War II to Korea 1940-55. Con-tact the society if interest-ed in purchasing.

April 18 is the dinner theater at 1 p.m. at Des Dutch Essenhaus, Shreve. The program will be about Cy Young.

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selection of outdoor room accessories, from grills and stoves, to furniture and fire pits. The store also can hook custom-ers up with a landscaping crew to design a patio.

Duane Erb said the fam-ily transitioned from wood outdoor furniture to poly vinyl furniture because of its growing popularity, low maintenance and easy cleaning. A propane refill station is available for fill-ing up RVs and grill tanks.

Also in the summer, Erb’s Stove offers a Sum-mer Preventative Mainte-nance check of stoves and furnaces. “We clean and service all the products we

sell,” said Duane Erb.“It’s very important to

us to give the customers a great experience when they come here. Being able to customize things for customers is impor-tant. You can’t find that everywhere,” he said.

With more than 6,000 square feet of showroom space, almost every inch is filled with stoves and fire-places of every style and size. Corner wood-burning stoves might bring custom-ers to reminisce of their grandparents’ old buck stove that used to sit in the corner of the old farm-house. Massive wall fire-places with stone and wood details could bring so much character and coziness to

the family room.If you can’t find exactly

what you are looking for in the showroom, talk with one of the staff members. They can help customize a piece or they may have it in the 5,000 square-foot ware-housing facility out back.

A spring sale is held every April and an anni-versary sale takes place in September.

Even if you are not in the market for a new stove or fireplace, simply “come in and enjoy the fireplaces burning,” said Duane Erb.

Erb’s stove is located 4100 State Route 39, Millersburg. Hours are Monday-Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. For more informa-tion call 330-893-3903.

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Pomerene Board welcomes new surgeon to staffThe Pomerene Board

of Trustees welcomed the newest member of the hospital surgical staff at the January board meet-ing.

Dr. Art Maldonado has joined the staff as a gen-eral surgeon. He is a New Jersey Medical School graduate, earned a PhD in molecular developmental biology from University of Cincinnati, and com-

pleted his general surgery residency at Graduate Hospital in Philadelphia, and did his fellowship in surgical critical care at Orlando Regional Medi-cal Center.

“Not very often does a physician on a recruit-ing trip ask business type questions,” Hospital Chief Executive Officer Tony Snyder said. “He asked those questions and I thought they were good questions for any physi-cian to ask. I thought it

was important for him to see this group here, all from the community, that meets every month and is our ultimate oversight.”

“The hospital I came from really taught me the importance of gover-nance,” Maldonado said. “Once I found out that this hospital is a top per-former in many different categories, I pretty much fell out of my chair. It is amazing that a 40-bed hospital had this much power to give great care

to patients.“It struck me meeting all

the department heads that you have an all-star team, and that’s a credit to you, the leadership, that you’ve been able to bring such wonderful people to this hospital,” he added. “You have such a great team, great chemistry amongst colleagues, and I’d be hon-ored if this worked out for me.”

“Art and his wife joined us a couple Fridays ago for the employee banquet,”

Snyder said. “They were good enough to drive up and join us for that eve-ning, and I think it was a pretty good time.”

“If there is anything we can do as a board to help you with this process, we have our local Chamber of Commerce director on board here who would be more than happy to show your wife around the com-munity,” board President Dan Mathie said. “Shasta is quite the tour guide.”

“I was practicing my

Dutch with the pharma-cist, and I heard from out of visual range, ‘That’s all wrong’ and I look over and there’s a patient say-ing ‘No, no, no.’ My wife makes fun of my Span-ish accent when I speak English,” Maldonado said. “My Dutch is going to be horrible.”

But he assured everyone that he is willing to learn.

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Chief Financial Officer

Jason Justus also presented a financial review of the fourth quarter at the hospi-tal that showed net revenue up for the quarter.

Nicole Kolacz, chief nurs-ing officer of Pomerene, provided a quality update to the board regarding the QA/PI requirements. The hospital must estab-lish, implement and main-tain an effective program that assesses the quality and safety of its services, identify opportunities for

improvement and work to address those opportunities.

Data must be aggregated, analyzed and reported into Pomerene’s QA/PI Pro-gram to identify oppor-tunities for improvement and understand why those opportunities exist, and develop and implement actions to address oppor-tunities and determine the success of those actions.

Reporter Kevin Lynch can be reached at 330-674-5676.

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Winter instincts draw her to eating, sleepingI get sleepy in the win-

ter. Some may argue it’s grouchiness, some may argue it’s the winter blues. My husband often tells me to go stand in the sunlight or hop on a plane to Flori-da because he nearly can’t stand my constant moping around that begins after the holidays and ends by St. Patty’s Day.

But I’ve got another theory. I think I’m just tired. All the time. And it’s not my fault.

If given the chance, I probably would forego the alarm clock completely and spend what few wak-ing hours I would have

in sweat pants and fleece sweatshirts eating foods that are extremely high in fat content and salt.

My grandmother’s chick-en noodle soup, for exam-ple, that when left over in the refrigerator becomes a solid gelatinous mass of deliciousness, would be a perfect food. Also, beef jerky and anything having to do with potatoes and

cheese.These terrible habits —

the eating and sleeping — is what gets me through the winter.

It’s almost as if I am an animal.

But wait — I sort of am.Although frequently

debated, biologically speaking humans are mammals and mammals are animals and all ani-mals live where they do because of their special adaptations for their envi-ronment. Any elementary science book will tell you the same thing.

When the weather gets cold, animals have a few

choices as to how to get through the winter. They can migrate to warmer climates, like birds and retirees who are fortunate enough to be able to do so. They can adapt, like deer who grow extra fur and fat, and also like my husband who likes a full bushy beard from hunting season onward.

They can hibernate, like the groundhog whose body temperature drops to 37 degrees and breathes only two-three times per minute. Other animals go into a type of dormancy called torpor, which sounds pretty amaz-

ing to me.In torpor, animals such

as bears (yep, you heard me, they don’t actually hibernate) and skunks go into a state of mental and physical inactivity. While true hibernation is based on length of daylight, torpor is based on the temperature. So if it gets really cold, they just go to bed and sleep. They don’t have do any thinking, like calculating shopping bills or helping with algebra.

Torpor can last for a day, a few days, or more, but eventually when the sun randomly shines, animals will wake up and venture

out to find a snack, head to the restroom, check sports scores and post updates on their Facebook pages.

I can’t find a single thing wrong with torpor.

When winter hits and there’s a sunny day, there’s no place I’d rather be than out and about, playing in it. But when the mercury falls, I want to be snug as a skunk in a rug. And if someone wants to bring me a pot of gelati-nous chicken noodle soup, even better.

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Applications available at CHIP meetingAn informational meet-

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fair housing. Mobile homes are not eligible for CHIP Assistance unless it is taxed as real estate. Appli-cations will be available at this meeting for the Home Repair Program and the Private Owner Rehabilita-tion Program.

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House guest ignores standards of good behaviorAdmittedly, we’ve had

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most have been the teen-aged pals of our children. The latter tend to arrive three, four, even eight at

a time and proceed to cre-ate an atmosphere of gen-eral madness.

Cranked on high-fruc-tose corn syrup and hor-mones they laugh, yap and thump their way through the night until finally (and thankfully) one-by-one their young pancreases begin to surrender. Before noon the next day each returns to his or her own abode with a ragged voice, droopy eyes and a raging case of sleep deprivation psychosis.

Yet, as loud and crazy as it’s ever gotten, none of our house guests has ever beaten up my cat, terror-ized my dogs or peed on my belongings — until now!

Our outdoor cat, El Gato, actually was more of an “invited menace” than a house guest. He’d lived under our roof before,

enjoying such feline-pleasing luxuries as sunny windowsills, warm carpet underfoot, and an indoor “sandbox” in which to create tiny sculptures; but the indoor life also carried a heavy burden of good behavior.

In El Gato’s own words, “There were places where you simply couldn’t BE without some crazy lady screaming and chasing you around with a squirt bottle filled with this god-awful lemony crap. Gosh sakes, lady, it’s a coun-tertop not an operating table!”

In her own defense, the resident “crazy lady”, my wife, Kristin, points out the fact that each time El Gato was “actively dis-couraged from commit-ting banned behaviors” he would act out in one way or another.

His typical modus ope-randi would be to back up to something important-looking and “tag” it with his own liquid graffiti.

It was a war of wits and wills but ultimately the creature with the larger brain and the opposable thumbs (thus the ability to open and close doors) won out.

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A celebration in pink on a Saturday afternoonA new baby girl is

expected to be born into our family early in March. It will be the first baby for my granddaughter and her husband. And so a baby shower to honor her and her mother was held last weekend. Everything was

beautifully decorated in pink. A good-sized crowd was on hand, from a few months of age into the 80s. There was a lot of noise and happy chatter among the gals who attended. Many do not see each other except at gatherings like this, so it is an oppor-

tunity to catch up on what has been happening with everyone’s family. A light lunch of soup, sandwiches and cake was enjoyed by all and then it was time for the “baby shower games.”

It doesn’t seem to mat-ter what kind of shower is being held, there are always games that must be played. I don’t get very excited about shower games, but even they can sometimes be educational.

In playing the “baby ani-mal name game” I learned that a baby swan is called a cygnet, a baby fish is a fingerling or fry, a baby pigeon is a squab, and a baby frog is a polliwog or tadpole. Needless to say, I did not win the prize for getting the most right. I completely missed the number of M&M’s that a baby bottle will hold. I did better on the word scram-ble that was all about baby things.

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There are usually a cou-ple “special gifts” at baby showers, and so it was this day. One was the special blanket crocheted by a cousin of mine, who over the years has made so many sweater sets and blankets for members of the family. The other was a beautiful handmade quilt with tiny cowboy boots on it. Those special handmade gifts are always treasured over the years and often passed on to future generations.

This baby will grow up to be a “farm girl” and will probably love horses, red tractors, dogs and cows,

just like her mother. She received a cute pair of pink cowboy boots and Car-hartts to grow into. She will be so loved and probably just a little spoiled by grand-parents, great-grandparents

and family. There were so many nice gifts at the show-er for this new baby, all an expression of the love and caring of the friends and family. We are all anxiously waiting for Emily to arrive!

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W. Holmes Vo-ag holds lock-in West Holmes FFA Chap-

ter held its annual Green-hand Lock-in Nov. 14 at West Holmes High School.

Members checked in before the seniors and officers started the intros and icebreakers to get better acquainted with one another. After having groups rotate and do ice-breakers, the officers and seniors performed a Parlia-mentary Procedure demo to the Greenhands. Later, everyone gathered for a game of dodgeball before rotating through stations to teach Greenhands about the importance of the contests, the fruit sale, trips and camps and classroom activities.

FFA trivia tested the knowledge that the Green-hands have learned so far in Ag. Two groups worked together in a team building activity to make a passage-way for a robotic bug to make its way into the barn. After the activity, everyone ate pizza before electing the Greenhand officers. Those elected were: Presi-dent, Cade Patterson; vice president, Regina Miller; historian, Jarrett Snow; sec-retary, Alyx Morris; student adviser, Whitney Miller;

treasurer, Thane Kaufman; reporter, Marissa Lamp, and sentinel, John Maki.

State officers Mandy Tay-lor, Caroline Miller and Alex Miller presented a workshop on team building and building a positive rela-tionship with those around you. Greenhands then went through more chapter work-shops before playing glow-in-the-dark tag in the gym. Greenhands made their own shirts to wear on initia-tion day. Everyone had the opportunity to play football,

euchre and cornhole. Chap-ter sessions helped explain the importance of the things FFA does. After chapter sessions, it was time to play minute to win it games. This was a team building activ-ity and a fun way for the Greenhands to bond and get to know one another better. Members enjoyed basketball, line dancing or board games before the offi-cial dress relay. The night’s activities finished up with euchre and cornhole before watching a movie.

Greenhands were told about the importance of the contests, the fruit sale, trips and camps and classroom activities at the lock-in held recently at West Holmes High School.

Submitted photos Games served as ice breakers at the Greenhand

Lock-in held recently by West Holmes FFA.

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Weekly Market ReportsWayne & Holmes Counties

WOOSTERHAY AUCTION

TOWN & COUNTRYJan. 17

64 LOADS — 1st cutting 140-275 ton; rd. ton 72.50-155; rd. by bale 26; 2nd cutting 170-300 ton; by the bale 3.20-3.60; rd. 170 ton; rd. by bale 23-75; 3rd cutting 220-280; wheat straw 3.25 bale; rd. bale 40; big sq. 145-150 ton; oats straw 175 ton; firewood 35-150; eggs 2-2.10.

Machinery Auction, Jan. 31

DANVILLE AUCTION15780 Body Road

Danville; 740-599-6607Jan. 17

Sale Results39 LOADS — 1st cutting

grass 37.50 rd. bale and 2.60-3.50 bale; 1st cutting mixed 30-80 rd. bale and 3.50 bale; 2nd cutting grass 3.75-4.75 bale and 35 rd. bale; 2nd cut-ting mixed 4-6 bale and 65 rd. bale; 3rd cutting mixed 4.75 bale; 4th cutting mixed 4.25 bale; oat hay 3 bale; wheat straw 3.25-4 bale; oats straw 3-3.35 bale; shelled corn 4.50 bag; 2 loads firewood 55-75 load.

26 GOATS — Does 30-170; bucks 95-225.

6 SHEEP — Ewes 45-150; rams 150-165.

Bulls calves 50-185; heifer calves 130-200; steers 315-330; pigs 60-80; ponies 40; rabbits 1-12.50; poultry 1.50-6.00; ducks 3.50-6.00; guineas 6.50-8.50; pigeons 2.25-2.50.

Next Auction, Feb. 7

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72 CALVES — Choice calves 375-440; good calves 300-370; light & thins 100-down; back to farm, bulls 300-440; FEEDERS — Steers and bulls 190; heifers 180; Holstein feeders 100-138.

134 CATTLE — Choice steers 154-160; good steers 145-153.50; Holstein steers 110-145; choice heifers 155-166; good heifers 150-154.50; good Holstein cows 98-115; yellow and thins 95-down;

bulls 125-140.107 HORSES — Top horse

1,125; top pony 300.

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48 CALVES — Good to choice calves 350-380; medium to good calves 325-350; fair to medium calves 285-325; com-mons and lights 200-350; cross bred calves 770-285; back to farm, bull calves 380-415; back to farm, heifer calves 185-285.

69 PIGS — 50-60 lbs. 440-55; 70 lbs.-up roasters 57-74.

124 SHEEP — Lambs medi-um to good 180-190; fair to medium 177-180; feeder lambs 170-280; sheep for slaughter 97.

4 GOATS — 141-186.29 BUTCHER HOGS —

Butcher sows 40-65.28 CATTLE — Holstein

steers 149.75-153.50; bulls 124.50; good beef cows 115.50; medium to good beef cows 95-105; fair to medium cows 85-95.

3 FEEDER CATTLE — Steers & bulls 187; heifers 161-168.

305 TOTAL HEAD.62 LOADS — Hay, 1st cut-

ting 150-285 ton; hay, 2nd and 3rd cutting 140-320; lg. hay 3.50-7; big rd. bales 15-75; wheat straw 175-275 ton; lg. wheat straw 175-210 ton; straw 35 bale; ear corn 100 ton; corn fodder 27.50; firewood 65 ton; lg. hay 85-210 ton.

MOUNT HOPEAUCTION

Jan. 2126 HOGS — 270-300 lbs.

78-100; sows heavy 52.35 CATTLE — Choice Hol-

stein steers 150; heifers 143-144.50; choice Holstein steers 138-150.50; good Holstein steers 125-138.

16 BULLS — 1,000-1,500 bs. 121-135; 1,500-2,000 lbs.126-146.50; 2,000-up 128.50.

116 CULL COWS — Good/high dress 100-111.50; medi-um-good 92-100; fair-medium 84-92; light/thin 84-down.

72 FEEDERS — Steers and heifers 100-190.

159 DAIRY — Cows 2,050-down; bred heifers 1,950-down.

172 CALVES — Back to farm Holstein bulls, 95-120 lbs. 350-430; good 275-350; common 275-down; back to Holstein heifers 95-120 lbs. 200-425; crossbred bulls 110-335; Jersey/crossbred heifers 300-375.

131 GOATS — Kid 200-down; billies 340-down; nan-nies 300-down; wethers 370-down.

281 SHEEP — Bucks & Ewes 77.50-100; lambs, choice 40-60 lbs. 270-330; 40-60 lbs. 210-270; choice 60-80 lbs. 222.50-270; 80-100 lbs. 180-225; 100-130 lbs. 165-185; 130-up 155-170.

TOTAL HEAD 1,308.114 LOADS — 2nd cutting

Alfalfa 125-250; 3rd and 4th cutting Alfalfa 225-400; mixed, 1st cutting 90-210; mixed, 2nd cutting 125-250; lg. bales hay 25-75 and 40-185 ton; wheat straw 150-240; lg. bales straw 135-150 ton; balage 35 ton; firewood 25-45; corn fodder 27.50.

KIDRON AUCTIONJan. 22

132 HOGS — 190-210 lbs. 30-71; 210-230 lbs. 60-76; 230-260 lbs. 50-86; butcher sows 33-59; boars by weight 16-37.

251 FEEDER PIGS — Up to 40 lbs. 41-50; 41-50 lbs. 38-55; 51-60 lbs. 45-61; 61 lbs.-up 50-82; bred sows and gilts 145-160; service boars 65-250; roasters 62-79.

84 CALVES — Back to farm, bull 225-435; back to farm, heifer 160-250; light and thin 210-down.

127 CATTLE — Steers 122; heifers 86-96; bulls 118-131; good beef cows 99-110; medi-um to good 88-98; thin-poor 87-down; feeder steers 135-177.50; heifers 95-150.

6 GOATS — 100-157.50.191 DAIRY CATTLE —

Cows 1,950-down; bred heifers 2,050-down; service bulls 875-1,570; open heifers 625-1,375.

Total head 192; total con-signors 791.


sionate soul, it was Kristin who sanctioned the cat’s return indoors for a few days when the tempera-ture outside dove to the single digits, with the stip-ulation that he remain in the basement at all times.

Interestingly, nearly all of the “important-looking things” in the basement (bicycles, camping gear, power tools) belong to ME so Kristin’s sacrifice has been minimal.

Perhaps the biggest loser in all of this is my beloved indoor cat, Moses, who has had to bunk in the base-ment — on account of a single litter box — with Mr. Bad Behavior himself. His world (and vast por-tions of mine) may never

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Guest

Nice neighborly chat at site of new homeWe are one step closer

to moving again. Last week was the pre-dry wall inspection with our builder. This was to go over where all the electrical and plumbing is located and make any changes before the insulation and dry wall-ing takes place. That part will take place this week.

We already had been out to the site at Del Webb so many times before the official meeting, so there were no surprises. The Man of the House took his tape measure along because he

was feeling the garage was longer than our current one. He was pleased to learn it is three feet longer. That will give him more wall space for his shelving to store his artist supplies and other manly items.

There are five houses going up on our street in very close proximity so we will all be moving in around the same time. We met the couple who will be our next-door neighbors. They happened to show up late one Sunday afternoon at the same time we did.

Jerry and Marcia are from Kansas and have a little dog that looks like a fox.

We did not meet the dog, but that’s how they described it. We hope their dog and Shiloh will become best friends since our houses are something

like 10 feet apart. (We also hope their dog is not a barker.) The couple has one adult son and no grandchildren. They said they might like to borrow some of ours since we have 12.

We’ve had our current house off the market for the last month. It has been nice not having to rush around and clean every time the phone rang to say there was to be a showing. Especially over the holi-days and last week when the Strong family kids were all home and we had so many events going on.

Now they have all returned to their respective places and things are quiet again. We are putting the house back on the market on Groundhog Day. That way, if someone wants to buy it we should be able to

stay here and move right into our new home in a somewhat leisurely fash-ion. I have it all planned in my mind.

The Man of the House is in charge of the actual move. He has been pricing trucks. At any rate it will be much less expensive than our move from Ohio to South Carolina. I like the fact we will not have to carefully box up all of the breakable items.

That takes a long time and a lot of boxes and newspapers and bubble wrap. I will be able to put a bunch of stuff in a clothes basket, drive the 12 miles to our new home, put things away and come back for another load.

I have a few more household hints for you that came from a very old book:

1. It is best to leave bird droppings alone until they dry, then brush off.

2. A tablespoon of ammonia to 1 quart of water makes a fine solu-tion for sponging shiny spots on clothes. Use a thick wet cloth for press-ing. (Does anyone still do this?)

3. Gold picture frames are best cleaned by going over them with a brush dipped in alcohol. Brush with light strokes. (Who has gold picture frames?)

4. Chopped dates mixed with apples in an apple pie will offer a pleasant surprise. (Or an unpleasant one if you hate dates.)

5. After oiling your sew-ing machine, sew through a blotter to absorb any cell oil before sewing your material. (Do they still make blotters?)

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Education briefsKindergarten registration to begin

Kindergarten registra-tion in the West Holmes District will begin Monday, Feb. 2. Parents having chil-dren who will be 5 years of age on or before Aug. 1 are asked to call and register their child at the elemen-tary school the child will attend, by April 7.

When parents call, they will be asked for some basic information and will sched-ule a time for screening. A registration packet will be mailed in April to be com-pleted and taken to kinder-garten screening later in April. Take a copy of proof of residency to kindergar-ten screening.

Kindergarten screening dates are: April 13, Millers-burg; April 14, Millersburg (morning only); April 16, Killbuck; April 17, Clark (morning only); April 21, Nashville.

Contact numbers for the schools are: Clark Elemen-tary, 330-674-7936; Killbuck Elementary, 330-276-2891; Millersburg Elementary, 330-674-5681; and Nashville Elementary, 330-378-2111.

Campus Visit Day is Feb. 2

Wayne College will hold a Campus Visit Day on Feb. 2 at 6 p.m. Visitors will be able to take a tour, learn about areas of study, talk to representatives about clubs and organizations on cam-

pus and learn about finan-cial aid opportunities. To register, call 330-684-8912 or go to http://wayne.uak-ron.edu/campusvisitday.

Financial aid workshop is Feb. 8

Wayne College’s Holmes Campus will hold a state-

wide college financial aid event called College Goal Sunday on Feb. 8, at 2 p.m. The campus is located at 88-B E. Jack-

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While walk-ins are welcome, registration is encouraged by call-ing 1-800-233-6734, or at www.ohiocollegegoalsun-day.org.

For more information call John Lorson at 330-674-2514.

ABLE/GEDFree ABLE/GED class-

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Briefs

Submitted photoMAJORITY WHIP — State Senator Larry Obhof, R-Medina, was unanimously

reelected to serve as majority whip when the Ohio General Assembly held opening ceremonies for the 131st General Assembly. Obhof, pictured with his family, has served as Whip since January 2013. He represents the 22nd Senate District, which includes Medina, Ashland and Richland counties and portions of Holmes County. As Majority Whip, Obhof is responsible for moni-toring legislation and securing votes for legislation on the Senate floor. News-papers have described him as “a lawmaker with a willingness to work across party lines,” and have observed that he is “instrumental in passing key bills.” Obhof has represented the 22nd Senate District since 2011. He is a graduate of The Ohio State University and Yale Law School. He has also served as an adjunct professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, where he has taught courses on legislation and civil procedure. Obhof’s oath was administered by the Honorable Sharon Kennedy, Justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, in the Senate Chamber of the historic Ohio Statehouse.

Goodwill winter sale runs throughout FebruaryGoodwill Industries

of Wayne and Holmes Counties will hold its Winter Blowout Sale throughout February at all of its local locations.

All adult and children’s long-sleeved tops, sweat-ers and blazers will be 50 percent off.

Revenue from the

sale of donated items supports employment training and placement services for individuals throughout Wayne and Holmes counties.

For more information visit woostergoodwill.org,

February Library programsFebruary events at the

Holmes County District Public Library:

Harry Potter Book Night at the Central Library, Thursday, Feb. 5, beginning at 4 p.m. for ages 11 and up. Families welcome for crafts and activities includ-ing a Harry Potter movie marathon, wand mak-ing, trivia and crosswords, book/T-shirt give-away and more, plus themed food. Registration is not required. For more infor-mation, call 330-674-5972.

Mango Languages Class at the Central Library, Tuesday, Feb. 10 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. Ready to learn a language? This class will introduce you to the Mango Languages database and allow you to begin learning one of the 64 languages provid-ed. This program is for adults as well as children

4th grade and up who are accompanied by an adult. Space is limited. To regis-ter for this free class, call 330-674-5972.

February Mini-Mine-craft Night at the Central Library, Thursday, Feb. 12 from 5:30-7 p.m. Ages 7-12 are invited to play Mine-craft on a secure server in multiplayer mode. Reg-istration is required and space is limited. To register or for more information, call 330-674-5972, Ext. 211.

LEGO® Builders Club at the East Branch, Sat-urday, Feb. 14 from 11 a.m.-noon. Ages 6-12 are invited to join the LEGO Builders Club. Builders will be provided with a theme to build but you can let your imagination soar. Participants will have the opportunity to show off their creations to their friends and families.

Space is limited and reg-istration is required. Stop by the East Branch or call 330-893-3464 to register.

Basic Computer Classes at the Central Library, Fri-days, February 18 and 15, 1:30-4 p.m. Learn basic computer skills during this two-session computer class. Participants must be able to attend both sessions. This program is for adults as well as children 4th grade and up who are accompa-nied by an adult. Registra-tion is required. Call 330-674-5972 to register.

Middle School Mondays at the Central Library, Monday, Feb. 23 from 5-8 p.m. Grades 6-8 are invited each month for movies, games, crafts and snacks. Registration is not required. A Teen Adviso-ry Intro Meeting will also take place at the begin-ning of the program.

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Monday — West Mount Hope School, 12:15-1 p.m.; South Mount Hope School, 1:15-1:45 p.m.; Winesburg Public, 2:30-6:30 p.m.

Tuesday — Troyer Val-ley School, 12:30-1:30 p.m.; Maple Valley Fence, 1:45-3:30 p.m.; Dan Raber, County Road 59, 4-5 p.m.; Flat Ridge School, 5:45-6:15 p.m.; Jason Raber, Town-ship Road 188, 6:20-7 p.m.

Wednesday — Tea Run Community, 10:15-10:45 a.m.; Tea Run School, 10:45-11:45 a.m.; Roman Miller, County Road 323, noon-1 p.m.; Maple Springs Community, 2-3:15 p.m.; Charm Elementary K, 1:15-1:45 p.m.; Amish Country Essentials, 3-6 p.m.

Thursday — Charm Elementary, 9-10:30 a.m.; Wise Elementary 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; Paul Miller, Township

Road 371, 2:15-3:30 p.m.; Killbuck Public, 4-5:15 p.m.; Nashville Elemen-tary, 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Friday — Pleasant View School, 9-9:45 a.m.; West Fairview, 10-10:30 a.m.; Green Acres School, 10:45-11:45 a.m.; Hidden Acres School, 12:45-2 p.m.; Der Alte Quilt Shop, 2:15-3:15 p.m.

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Kno-Ho-Co-Ashland Community Action Com-mission Weatherization Field Operations Director Larry Vickers was recognized by the Ohio Committee for Employer Support of Guard and State, as set forth by the Department of Defense.

Vickers was presented the Patriot Award by Jack Griffin, a military liaison with the organization that conducts outreach services. Nominated by KHCA employee and National Guard Specialist Jeremy Freetage, the award is presented to employers for supporting employees when they are called for service.

Freetage has been in the

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The Patriot Award reflects the efforts made to support those who serve through a wide range of measures including flexible schedules, time off prior to and after deployment, caring for fam-ilies and granting leaves of absence if needed.

Killbuck bank earns 5-Star rating

The Killbuck Savings Bank has earned Bauer-Financial’s 5-Star Supe-rior rating for strength and security.

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McKee earns auditor award

Holmes County Auditor Jackie McKee is a recipi-ent of the Distinguished County Auditor award, presented by the County Auditors’ Association of Ohio.

The award recognizes a u d i t o r s who have c o m p l e t -ed 100 or more hours of continu-ing educa-tion during their term of office. McKee will be recognized and receive the award from CAAO President Frank Gliha, Geauga County auditor, during the February meeting of the CAAO.

In recognizing the achievement the CAAO notes, that the time com-mitments of county audi-

tors are considered, it is truly an accomplishment to have more than 100 hours of credit.

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Sportsmen voice concerns over deer numbers to DOW

AKRON — At a cross-roads, The Ohio Division of Wildlife is reaching out for help in the manage-ment of the state’s white-tail deer population.

This past Saturday across the state, the DOW held five deer summits to listen to the outdoorsmen and women, and to inform them on deer herd condi-tion trends, the transition to deer management units, and to update sportsmen on the department’s effort in the fight against Chron-ic Wasting Disease.

And because the largest number of sportsmen pre-registered for the sum-mit at the District Three headquarters in Akron, the state’s top deer biolo-gist, Dr. Mike Tonkovich, drove all the way from Athens to address the group of concerned deer hunters.

And, it was a room of

passionate people who aren’t happy with the cur-rent state of deer hunting in Ohio.

To open the summit, moderator Susie Vance had everyone in atten-dance introduce them-selves and tell why they were there. From indi-viduals representing hunt-ing clubs, to taxidermists, farmers, fathers and sons, the general consensus was concern.

Included in the com-ments from the room were:n The ODNR is not lis-

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the deer damage permits you guys issue.n I’m a taxidermist, and

this is the worst year I’ve had in years.n You guys work for us,

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and it’s difficult to pass on our hunting tradition when we take our kids out hunting and they’re not seeing any deer.n If you want to carry on

the tradition of hunting, you have to have a good deer herd. n Our Farmers and

Hunters Feeding the Hun-gry donations are down, and as a result, we have a lot of hungry people.n Deer farms — why

can’t they keep their deer in the fences?n The ODA has dropped

the ball (in response to the Ohio Department of Agriculture now oversee-ing deer farms). n I’m concerned with

the tagging system….it’s made it a lot easier for people on the fence to get

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many coyotes. I’d like to see a bounty on them.n Is there any chance the

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anything to do with (our poor) deer hunting?n The lack of deer is sad

to see in this great state.“I couldn’t be happier

to have this discussion of deer numbers, even if it’s negative,” said Tonkovich.

The DOW’s deer project leader then told the crowd that a revision to the deer management goal is in the works, and sportsmen will have a big say in where it goes from here.

“We’re going to ask you where should the deer population be?” he said.

“We’re going to send out a random survey to those who bought a hunting license or deer permit in June or July. We’re send-ing out 40,000 surveys, and the question is how many will we get back?”

Tonkovich noted that there is no right answer to the number of deer in Ohio.

“Everybody in this room has a different answer,” he said.

And while someone in the crowd noted that low deer numbers is not just an Ohio issue, that harvest totals are down in a lot of states, Tonkovich said that didn’t matter to his staff.

“We collect data to make the best decisions we can. I don’t care about Iowa, Wisconsin or Illinois,” he said.

CWD UPDATE — District Three Wildlife manager Scott Peters addressed the crowd on the DOW’s plan to monitor Chronic Wast-ing Disease, after a deer at a Holmes County high-fence hunting preserve was discovered to have the disease this past fall. Peters noted that Ohio has checked for CWD in the state’s wild population since 2002, and that cur-rently 19 states, including bordering Pennsylvania and West Virginia, have had CWD outbreaks in the wild herd.

During his PowerPoint presentation, Peters showed where hunters are from that have harvested deer from Holmes County

in the last three years, and it not only spreads to over half of the counties in Ohio, but to several states as well. That information is easily accessed, thanks to the new checking sys-tem.

The point is, deer car-casses have moved throughout the state and nationally from Holmes County, which concerns the DOW. So, steps have been taken to minimize the potential spread of CWD.

“A crow feeding on a car-cass can transfer (CWD) prions,” said Tonkovich. “Any scavenger can.”

Peters said his depart-ment is going door to door to get as many samples of deer in Holmes County as possible, including those taken on damage permits, road kill and during the hunting season. When it’s all said and done, he hopes to have 325 deer samples from the eight townships within a six-mile radius of ground zero to check them for CWD.

“We’ve also made a dili-gent effort to remove ear-tagged deer in the wild,” said Peters, noting eight of those such deer have been checked for CWD. “We hope to sample enough deer to know that there’s no CWD in the wild deer herd.”

With the recent snow cover, the DOW did an aerial survey in Holmes County and estimated the current deer population in the eight townships at 3,500.

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No losers in girls matchup of No. 1 Div. III, IV teamsDOYLESTOWN —

There have been many great moments in area girls basketball history, but none quite like the top-ranked tussle at Chippewa Monday night.

As far as regular-season games go, it would be hard to argue there was ever a bigger local contest than Chippewa’s 49-38 win over visiting Hiland in the first matchup between No. 1-ranked Associated Press boys or girls teams in area history.

On top of that, both teams were unbeaten and led by coaches who are members of the 500-win club.

The excitement and intensity in the gym was palpable and the game lived up to the hype. Chippewa didn’t pull away until going on an 11-2 third-quarter run, which broke open a game that it led only 26-21 at the half in front of a standing-room-only crowd of around 1,000.

Twenty-eighth-year Chippewa coach Denny Schrock had the flu so badly that he might have sat out any other regular-season game, but he wasn’t about to miss this one. Afterward, Schrock looked exhausted, but you could see in his eyes how proud he was of the show both teams put on.

“The atmosphere in this gym for two No. 1 teams in the state of Ohio, from the same area, was amazing,” said Schrock, whose No. 1-ranked Div. III team improved to 17-0. “What it did for girls basketball speaks volumes.

“(Hiland coach) Dave (Schlabach) and I said to each other before the game that it was going to be a win-win situation for us both with the way we looked at it.

“I’m glad it really was a win and win for me.”

The Chipps showed fans that not only do they have height, but that their girls are extremely quick all over the floor as they harassed shooters from Hiland (15-1, ranked No. 1 in Div. IV) and completely shut down the paint.

No one stood taller than 6-foot-1 Chipps junior Ashley Richardson, who led all players with 20 points. Sophomore Taylor

Richards (6-0) added nine points, while seven different girls scored in the balanced attack.

“At first it was very nerve-wracking, but once you get out there, it’s just a lot of excitement,” Richardson said. “It’s definitely nice to know the community is behind us and we have all the support from the students.

“I know this will definitely help us when it comes to the tournament.”

Presale tickets allotted to Chippewa and Hiland were sold out soon after going on sale for the Chipps’ tiny 875-seat gym. Some longtime community members said it was the first sellout since the late Terry Dennison coached the boys team from 1981-1991.

Despite suggesting that fans carpool, there were even fewer parking spaces. A good number of people had to park at

the nearby middle school and be shuttled over to the gym.

Tracy Bailey, whose

husband, Jeff Bailey (CHS class of 1987), played for Dennison, said it felt like the old days — only this time it was a girls game that packed the Chipps’ gym.

“When we would come to boys games back then, there would be cars parked on Valley View, Coal Bank and it was crazy like this,” said Tracy, whose son Zach plays for the boys team. “I think it’s good for this town.”

There’s no telling how many more fans might have attended if the game had been moved to a bigger gym, but everyone connected with Chippewa High School and the team agreed it should stay in their gym.

Chipps athletic director Drew Conyers, a 2002 graduate of the school, said Hiland was given 200 presale tickets. Both schools made sure that family members of the players had the first opportunity to get seats.

“This is something where our community deserves to have it as a home game,” said Conyers, of what might have been the first girls game in Wayne County to sell out. “We wanted

to play it here, it’s a home-court advantage and you don’t get many opportunities to host something like this. We were pretty adamant about keeping it here.”

The architects of the night were 500-win club coaches Schlabach and Schrock. The latest in a long line of hard-working girls they’ve coached are carrying out their plans this season.

Neither Schrock nor Schlabach could have imagined the basketball programs they would build, but both are glad they’ve spent their careers coaching girls.

Schlabach just wanted to coach and he got his foot in the door as a Hiland Junior High girls bench boss in the 1980s. He quickly moved up the JV and then the varsity in 1991-92.

Now, girls basketball wouldn’t seem the same without Schlabach leading the Hawks’ small-school powerhouse.

“We have a community with a great work ethic No. 1, but then girls tend to be great listeners,” Schlabach said. “I have always had kids that work hard and they’ve wanted to learn.

“In the girls game, skill level still matters. You don’t have to just be an athlete and have great size. If you can dribble, pass and shoot you can still have success. That part of it I enjoy.”

Schlabach, no doubt, will use last night’s game as a big teaching moment. He said the environment was awesome, starting with 200 people lined up to get in when his team arrived at 4:30 p.m.

The Hawks coach lamented that he just didn’t have enough players step up once the game started.

“We had to play extremely well to win this game and we did not do that,” Schlabach said.

Schrock used to keep the scorebook at the girls games in the 1970s, but when his best friend, Ed Noviac, stepped down to become the football coach he took over the girls team in 1979-80.

“It was relatively a new situation when I got involved with it, as far as excitement for girls basketball and at Chippewa,” Schrock said.

“At this time, I just like bringing the young ladies along and hopefully they get better skill-wise and become productive citizens.”

While the Hawks may have gone home disappointed, there were no losers on this night.

Both teams received excellent learning experiences for the fast-approaching postseason, where both could advance to Columbus. And, girls basketball was showcased in a spotlight fans far and wide could appreciate.

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Hiland’s Alex Troyer (13) and Chippewa’s Maegan Storad lose this ball as it sails out of bounds during their battle of No. 1-ranked teams this past Saturday in Doylestown. The Hawks lost to the undefeated Chipps 49-38 for their first loss of the season.

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Bill Adams, 74Bill Adams, 74, of Wooster,

formerly of Millersburg, passed away Monday, Jan. 26, 2015, at Wooster Com-munity Hospital, after an extended illness.

He was born Nov. 16, 1940, in Millersburg, the son of Floyd Leroy and Mar-garet Elizabeth (Bender) Adams, and married Peggy L. Bertsch July 3, 1976. She survives.

He was an U.S. Army veteran serving in the 7th Army, Army Corps of Engineers stationed in Ger-many, and was an over the road trucker for 30 plus years. He enjoyed cross-word puzzles, working with wood and putting puzzles together. He loved cook-ing and grilling out and was an avid Cleveland Indians, Browns and Cavs fan.

He was a member of Fredericksburg Chris-tian Church and Wooster

American Legion Post 68.Surviving in addition to

his wife, are sons, Stephen Glenn (Becki) Adams of Wooster, William Ray (Amanda) Adams of Sterling, and Jeremy Lee Adams of Wooster; a daughter, Lisa Dawn (Ken) O’Brien of Delaware; a granddaughter, Ally Stin-son; a brother-in-law, Sam Crawford of Killbuck; two aunts; a niece, Kristy (Ver-non) Miller of Killbuck; a great-niece, Ashley Miller; numerous cousins; and his dog, Patches.

He was preceded in death by his parents; and a sister, Judith Eileen Crawford.

Funeral services were Thursday, Jan. 29 at Alexan-der Funeral Home Millers-burg. Burial was in Oak Hill Cemetery, Millersburg, with military rites conducted by Wooster American Legion Post 68.

Joyce Mowrer, 85Joyce Mowrer, 85, Mill-

ersburg, passed away Sat-urday morning, January 24, 2015 at the Majora Lane Care Center, Mill-ersburg, Ohio with family at her side.

She was born October 29, 1929 in Brandenburg, Kentucky and was the daughter of John and Nellie Dink (Benham) Springgate. She worked at Castle Nursing Homes as an STNA for 35 years. She was a member of the Methodist Church of New Philadelphia, Ohio and a member of the Millersburg Eagles, where she was Dis-trict Leader from 1987 to 1988. Joyce enjoyed read-ing, crocheting and being with her kids.

She is survived by her daughters, Sue Nell Rus-sell, Pamela Kyle (Philip), Rhonda E. Butler (Ron Stahl), and son, Victor L. Gotham (June). She is also survived by five grandchildren, Miles, Kerry, Shawnna, Kelly and William “Billy”; six great-grandchildren; 5

cousins; and her best friend, Betty Lou Masters of Killbuck.

She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, George Edwin Din-kler; grandson, Jemes Clifford Butler; and her husband, Paul Mowrer.

Funeral services were Wednesday, Jan. 28 at Alexander Funeral Home with Pastor Clifford Beck officiating. Burial was in Killbuck Cemetery, Kill-buck, Ohio.

Family suggests that memorial contributions be made to LifeCare Hos-pice, 1900 Akron Road, Wooster, Ohio 44691.

Carol Fair, 74Carol Ann Fair, 74, of

Millersburg, went home to be with the Lord, Sunday afternoon, Jan. 25, 2015, at her home.

Funeral services will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at Alex-ander Funeral Home, with the Rev. Burnetta Armour officiating. Burial will be in Walnut Creek Cemetery. Friends may call Friday from 4-7 p.m. at the funeral home.

She was born June 30, 1940, in Holmes County, the daughter of Melvin and Anna (Weaver) Hamsher.

Over the years, Carol worked at Pomerene Hos-pital in Millersburg, ASCS Office and retired in 2011 from Holmes County Training Center.

She was a member of both Clark and Millersburg Presbyterian Churches and Millersburg American Legion.

Carol enjoyed spend-ing time with her fam-ily, grandchildren and friends. She loved playing cards with close friends, Allegra Morrison and Jane and Josh Graven and her Rook ladies. She also loved attending the Holmes County Bucks basketball games, learning how to cro-chet with Lizzie and spend-ing time with Aunt Jo.

Surviving are children, Kevin and Sue Hershberg-er Fair of Millersburg and Kim and Randy Chanay of Killbuck; grandchildren, Ethan and Kerrin Fair and Mathew Chanay; a sister-in-law, Allegra Morrison; niec-es, Patti Hamsher-Jackson and Amy Hamsher-Hinkle; great-nephews, Carl and Taylor Jackson; a great niece, Sara Jones; many cousins, and good friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents; broth-ers, Roland, Richard and James; her grandparents; and many cousins.

Carol was an amazing, beautiful, strong in her faith and outgoing lov-ing person who loved her grandchildren, family and friends. She had an amazing journey and will be deeply missed.

Evelyn James, 87Evelyn Irene James, 87,

Akron, went to be with our Lord Jesus Jan. 19, 2015.

Survivors include a daughter, Barbara (Shawn) Cabbell, (grandson, Jay-vyn), a son, John Baker, (grandson, Mark), a daugh-ter, Florence Kutscher, (grandchildren, Michael, Cassie, (Kalie, Race), Ryan, Peggy, Susan, and Kathy; a sister, Dolores White; and many great-grandchildren.

Memorial services will be Saturday, Jan. 31 at 3 p.m. at Emmanuel Baptist Church, 12746 County Road 330, Big Prairie 44611, with Pas-tor Rob Martin officiating,

followed by a pot luck din-ner to celebrate her life. To leave a special message for the family, visit www.New-comerAkron.com.

Christopher Miller, 38

Christopher D. Miller, 38, of Orrville, passed away unexpectedly, Monday morning, Dec. 22, 2014, at MedCentral Hospital, Man-sfield.

Christopher was born March 18, 1976, in Wooster, the son of Roman D. and Cindy Lu (Workman-Stahl) Miller, and had attended West Holmes High School through grade 11. He was a 1995 graduate of Triway High School.

He had worked for Mur-ray Transport and Indiana Eastern Railroad. He was a member of the National Railroad and Model Train Association. Christopher had a love for model rail-roading and playing video games.

Surviving are his parents of Killbuck; a sister, Ellen Jean (Ben) Miller-Boudi-not of Orrville; a niece, Alicia “Small Fry” Boudi-not; maternal grandfather, David F. Stahl of Shreve; aunts and uncles, Floyd Stahl of Shreve, David Stahl of Killbuck, Dennis (Kaylee) Stahl of Nash-ville, Mary D. Miller of Winesburg, Henry (Cleta) Miller of Holmesville, John D. (Sarah) Miller of

Dundee, Mattie D. Miller of Wooster, and Erma (Allen) Beechy of Millersburg; his best friend, John Kissel of Orrville; and numer-ous cousins that loved him dearly.

He was preceded in death by his maternal grandmoth-er, Erma Jean Stahl; pater-nal grandparents, Dan D.C. and Ellen J. Miller; an aunt, Ellen D. Miller; an uncle, Danny Miller; uncle and aunt as well as God parents, Darrell and Emma Rod-erick; and a cousin, David Wayne “D.J.” Stahl.

Services were Dec. 27 at Alexander Funeral Home, Millersburg.

The family suggests con-tributions be made to Alex-ander Funeral Home, P.O. Box 108, Millersburg 44654, to help defray costs.

Lucille Hess, 88Lucille A. Hess, 88, of Big

Prairie, died Friday, Jan. 2, 2015 at Majora Lane Care Center in Millersburg fol-lowing a brief illness.

Lucille was born Jan. 23, 1926 in Medina County to the late Ellis and Ethel (Martin) Cochrell and moved to the family farm in Burbank when she was 1 year old. She married Drexel Hess on March 15, 1948 and he survives.

She graduated in 1944 from Burbank High School where she was the class Valedictorian and attended Wooster Business College. Lucille worked at Burbank Grain and Feed and then at Gerspacher Realty, Rickel Realty and Bev Berry Realty. She was a member of Faith United Methodist Church where she played the organ and piano for 60 years. She also taught Sunday school, Vacation Bible school, served as the church trea-surer for 20 years and was a member of the United Methodist Women.

When she moved to Holmes County in 2004 she transferred her mem-bership to the Nashville United Methodist Church where she was the assis-tant pianist. Lucille served as the organist at Westview Manor mid-week chapel service for 14 years and had been a 4-H adviser.

She enjoyed camping, traveling, reading, crochet-ing, cooking, baking and listening to the Cleveland

Indians, Cavs and Browns games on the radio.

Surviving are her hus-band Drexel; children, Janet (Herb) Werstler of Wooster, Barb (Don) Shaum of Glenmont, Richard (Elaine) Hess of Ashland and Roger Hess of Ashland; grandchil-dren, Michael (Mindy) Werstler, Melissa (Matt) Rupp, Christopher (Jody) Shaum, Allison Curtis, Matt (Amanda) Hess and Zac (Sarah) Hess; 11 great-grandchildren and a brother, Robert J. (Carol) Cochrell of Burbank.

A celebration of life service was held Jan. 7 at Faith United Methodist Church in Burbank with Pastor Zac Hess and Bud Olszewski officiating. A private interment ser-vice was held at Burbank Cemetery. Tributes may be shared at www.Mur-ray-Funeral-Home.com

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a variety of general and trauma surgical proce-dures as well as endoscopy.

Maldonado will provide his services three days per week as well as covering on-call services.

Maldonado hopes to become a permanent member of the staff in April. For more informa-tion call 330-763-2018.

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Business

Solar installation cutting costs at Swiss Valley Fence

Swiss Valley Fence Ltd., the oldest fencing compa-ny in the area meeting the needs of its clients since 1981, is now generating 81 percent of its annual electricity needs through the use of a recent solar installation.

“They have an ideal setup for solar, ade-quate roof space, ideal slope, shade free for the high production time of day,” explains Sheldon Stutzman, solar consul-tant from Paradise Ener-gy Solutions. “By covering such a large percentage of their electric bill, Swiss Valley Fence is guarding themselves against elec-tric rate hikes, and can relax knowing that the bulk of their long-term energy costs are protect-

ed from the volatility of the energy market.”

The 24.3 kilowatt solar installation consists of 81 solar panels and is expected to produce 25,960 kilowatt hours of clean energy every year. After 4.7 years, the solar system will have paid for itself, and is expected to produce electricity for another 20-plus years. Over 30 years, Swiss Val-ley Fence expects to save close to $100,000 in elec-tricity costs.

With a visible loca-tion on state Route 39, the attractively installed solar array will also show that solar is attainable for local businesses.

“When we considered the option of solar, Joe Hershberger, Swiss Val-

ley Fence General Man-ager said, “the tax cred-its, overhead cost sav-ings and the long-term investment benefit with a short ROI, it really just made sense. It is also a way to utilize the clean renewable energy from the sun each and every day.”

“Taking the time to understand the num-bers, hearing how solar has benefited other busi-nesses in the area made this a clear choice,” com-mented Jeff Mullet, CFO for SVF.

“Renewables are catch-ing people’s eyes. We have had a few people stop by our business that may have otherwise con-tinued down the road,” he said.

ODOT proposes culvert project; public comments soughtThe Ohio Department

of Transportation Dis-trict 11 is seeking com-ments on a proposed cul-vert replacement project on state Route 514 south of Nashville.

The project will include replacement of two catch basins, replacement of a 24-inch culvert, carrying roadway drainage under Route 514 and stabiliza-tion of the underlying soil and replacement of

an adjacent 12-inch field drive culvert.

Minor new rights of way will be required to complete the work. Construction is antici-pated to begin summer 2016. Traffic will be maintained using part width construction and a 30-day detour.

ODOT is seeking com-ments from the public about the social, envi-ronmental and economic

impacts of the proposed project.

Written comments may be mailed to the Ohio Department of Trans-portation, District 11, Attention: Thomas E. Stratton, 2201 Reiser Ave. SE, New Philadel-phia 44663. ODOT Dis-trict 11 can be contacted by telephone at 330-339-6633.

All comments must be submitted by Feb. 26.

Behind the barrelOhio Department of

Transportation will be working this week in these areas of Holmes County:

State Route 83: From

Millersburg north to the county line — Pothole patching.

State Route 241: From Mount Hope north to the county line — Pot-

hole patching.State Route 520: West of

Glenmont to state Route 514 — Brush cutting.

Various locations: Guardrail repairs.

Public recordSheriff

Jan. 1 — Holmes Coun-ty Sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of domestic violence on state Route 514 in Ripley Township.

A man with a gun was reported on state Route 520 in Killbuck Township.

Jan. 2 — Criminal dam-age was reported on Township Road 262 in Ripley Township.

Jan. 3 — A report was taken of domestic vio-lence on Township Road 323 in Prairie Township.

Jan. 4 — Domestic vio-lence was reported on Township Road 346 in Hardy Township.

A report was taken of fraud on state Route 39 in Berlin Township.

Criminal damage was reported on Township Road 305 in Hardy Town-ship.

Jan. 5 — A report was

taken of auto theft on Straits Lane in Killbuck.

Fraud was reported on Township Road 260 in Monroe Township.

A report of burglary was taken from state Route 3 in Washington Township.

A bad check reportedly was passed on state Route 39 in Berlin Township.

Criminal damage was reported on state Route 514 in Ripley Township.

Jan. 8 — A report was taken of domestic vio-lence on state Route 514 in Ripley Township.

A report was taken of fraud on Bucy Drive in Killbuck.

Burglary was reported on County Road 200 in Paint Township.

Jan. 10 — Breaking and entering was reported on state Route 241 in Salt Creek Township.

A report was taken of auto theft on U.S. 62 in Richland Township.

Domestic violence was reported on Township Road 366 in Berlin Town-ship.

Jan. 12 — Grand theft was reported on state Route 83 in Mechanic Township.

Jan. 13 — A burglary was reported on state Route 241 in Salt Creek Township.

Jan. 14 — Auto theft was reported on Township Road 513 in Ripley Town-ship.

Jan. 15 — Sheriff’s Office received a report of forg-ery on Township Road 668 in Paint Township.

Jan. 19 — Criminal damage was reported on U.S. 62 in Killbuck Town-ship.

Jan. 20 — Criminal damage was reported on Township Road 666 in Paint Township.

A bad check reportedly was passed on state Route 39 in Berlin Township.

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CASH FOR scrap metal:trucks, buses, cars, heavyequip., farm equip., copper,batteries, brass, aluminum,and any metal. Call (330)473-8410.

LEGALPUBLIC NOTICE

Holmes County, in con-junction with the OhioEmergency ManagementAgency (OEMA) and theFederal Emergency Man-agement Agency (FEMA)has applied for a UnifiedHazard Mitigation Pro-gram Project for the instal-lation of Tornado WarningSirens located in the Vil-lage of Killbuck (1 unit),Mechanic Township/LakeBuckhorn (2 units), ClarkTownship (2 units), Vil-lage of Nashville (1 unit),Walnut Creek Township(2 units), and BerlinTownship (1 unit).

Training/Education AIRLINECAREERS begin here - Getstarted by training as FAACertified Aviation Techni-cian. Financial aid if quali-

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ELDERLY, WEEKENDCARE, I will come staying

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BUYING junk bat, alum. cop-per, brass, ele. motors, farmmach., appl., cars, trucks. 4sale: copper sink 279-2142

AUTO TECHNICIANGM or ASE Certification pre-ferred. Diesel experience aplus. We offer hospitalization,paid vacation, retirement plan,uniforms, and ongoing train-ing. Off every Saturday. Emailresume to : employment@ nicholsonauto.com or mail to:Nicholson Chevy-Buick-GMC,7190 SR 39, Millersburg, OH44654

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A local steel manufacturingcompany is seeking a

warehouse worker/deliverydriver. Prior experience in

driving a box truck isrequired. (CDL is NOT

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Clean driving record and mustbe able to pass

pre-employment andrandom drug screening.

Please apply in person @2061 Sylvan Road Wooster

FULL TIME position open fora purchasing inventory per-son, first shift, must be profi-cient in Microsoft Excel,se l f -mo t i va ted , phys ica l l yable to lift 50 lbs, must passdrug screening upon em-ployment. Forward Resume: [email protected]

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CREEKSIDE FASHIONS toFurniture, 2430 SR 643,Baltic. Hrs: Mon 8-3, Tues/Wed/Fri 8-5, Sat 8-12,Closed Thurs & Sun. Daniel& Mary Troyer. We will begoing out of business,closing April 30th. We stillhave mattress sets, furni-ture, k i tchenware, NewChina set, new embroideredstar quilt top in teal, markedoff, ready to quilt, binding in-c luded , nea t s t i t ch ing ,stamps, chalkboards, cards,garden tools, clothing etc.

55 NoticesFULL-TIME POSITION

AVAILABLE:We are looking for a

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CLEANING CO. looking forevening commercial helpin Killbuck. Must passbackground check & owntransport. Must be ins'd &bonded. Resumes to: 5242Force Rd, Shreve 44676

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POOL MANAGERThe Holmes County ParkDistrict is accepting applica-tions for a seasonal pool man-ager for the newly renovatedJames L. Crissey MemorialPool. The manager will over-see the day-to-day mainte-nance, operations, and staff-ing of the facility.Hours will vary and will in-clude weekends and eve-nings.Deadline: February 17, 2015Successful candidate shouldbe detail oriented, possessstrong organizat ion, com-puter, and communicationskills, and be able to lift 40 lbssafely. Applicant must pos-sess or obtain an Aquatic Fa-cility Operator Certificationduring the probationary pe-riod. Lifeguard certification ispreferred and may be ob-tained during probationary pe-riod. Applicant must haveand maintain valid Ohio Driv-er’s License. Compensationwill be based on experience.Please send resume andcover letter to Holmes CountyPark District, 1 Trail Drive,Suite A, Mil lersburg, OH44654. Position subject toroutine background check.

Holmes County is an EqualOpportunity Employer.

PERSON TO help with a min-imum of five morning milk-ings per week. Shreve/Nashville area. Prefer expe-rience with farm equip.Housing avail 330-464-0624

HORSE STALL CLEANERneeded part time 9a-2p.Transportation provided.Baltic/New Bedford/Clarkarea. 330-674-2503

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DAILY RECORDCarriers Needed

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RPI OF INDIANA INCPO BOX 38H O L M E S V I L L E O HA C T I O N D A T E :01/22/2015FACILITY DESCRIP-TION: AIRIDENTIFICATION NO. :P0118213Initial installation of aspray booth to manuallycoat metal refuse contain-ers and recycling collec-tion bins.

FINAL ISSUANCE OFA D M I N I S T R A T I V EM O D I F I C A T I O N T OPERMIT-TO-INSTALLAND OPERATE

RPI OF INDIANA INCPO BOX 38H O L M E S V I L L E O HA C T I O N D A T E :01/22/2015FACILITY DESCRIP-TION: AIRIDENTIFICATION NO. :P0118299Administrative Modifica-tion to correct hourlyission rate to reflect actualemission rate for K002.Publish Holmes County Hub ShopperJanuary 31, 2015

HELP NEEDED in furnitureshop, different positionsavailable, benefits included.Call Maple Hill Woodwork-ing 330-674-2500

DRIVERS NEEDEDin Columbus and other

Ohio regions.Need Class A CDL,

Good History & CleanMVR. Must pass a DOT.

physical and drug screen.Dry bulk tank experience a

plus. Call Bulkmatic800-956-0014 or apply at

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Under the National Envi-ronmental Policy Act(NEPA), EO 11988 andEO 11990, public notice isrequired of any federal ac-t i o n s t h a t a f f e c tfloodplains or wetlands.All necessary permits willbe obtained prior to con-struction and completionof the project.

The objectives of the Uni-fied Hazard MitigationProgram are to prevent fu-ture losses of lives andproperty, to implementstate or local Hazard Miti-gation plans, to enablemitigation measures to beimplemented during im-mediate recovery fromdisaster, and to providefunding for identified andapproved hazard mitiga-tion projects.

Public participation is en-couraged. Interested par-ties and/or citizens are in-vited to comment on theproject either in writing to:Nicholas Mueller,Regional EnvironmentalOfficerFEMA Region V536 South Clark Street,6th FloorChicago, IL 60605Or comments may bedirected via e-mail toMr. Mueller:[email protected] Holmes County Hub ShopperJanuary 31, 2015

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FIRST, SECOND, Third, andFourth cutting baleage 4x4bales, $65. (330) 600-0746

2YR OLD Friesian Cross,black, ready to train, $2200.(330) 852-4283 x2

FOR SALE: Hackney Pony,7 yr old Mare, broke todrive, fancy, $500 obo.Leave mes. (330) 359-0007

RABBIT PENS 1 4-pen withnesting boxes-feeders, 15-pen with feeders -$200/each. 9080 Carr Rd,Fredericksburg, OH.

TOP QUALITY 4th cuttingAlfalfa, sm squares, 20%protein, 185RFV, $450/tondelivered, (330) 893-7170

12YR OLD StandardbredMare safe for women andchildren, good traveler,buggy horse size $1200. MtHope. (330) 203-7087

2 REG Holstein Bulls,proven breeders, 17 mo.old, $1,400 each. DavidTroyer (330) 852-2679

CASE 850B dozer, rebuilttrans. New rails and sprock-ets, winch, log arch 25,000wi thout w inch , $19,000.Case 550E dozer 20,000.JD 440C skidder 20,000. JD540B skidder 17,500. JD Btractor 2000. Dan's Repair330-674-9924

WANTED: CROP land torent for 2015+ crop year forchicken litter application.(330) 466-4852

WILL HAUL chicken manurealso rent out 20ft Chandlerspreader. Manure available.Vernon Miller 330-763-1443

FOR SALE: Black MorganGelding, TSS, Stands goodto hitch & at corners, driveswith snap. (330) 852-3616

4YR OLD Belgian Gelding,broke to all farm mach.stands 17.2H, Amos Yoder(330) 897-1295 x1

NATURAL GAS Incubatorfor sale, Leon Miller, 3661TR 655, Millersburg OH44654 (330) 359-0007

HAY, 1ST and 2nd cuttinggrass small bales, by theton or bale. (330) 407-0106

FOR SALE: Holstein feeders800+ $1 .90 / l b . (330 )893-8114

SECOND CUTTING Mixedhay, wrapped, 4x4 bales,$30. Noah Yoder, (330)674-1000

9YR OLD Pacing Bred Geld-ing, $1800. 9yr old 16H,mostly trot Gelding, seriousdriver, TSS, $3000. 5yr old16.2H Trotting Bred GeldingTSS $5400. 330-464-1271

ATTENTION: Will do Customround baling hay, manurehauling, mowing, plowing &misc. Mark Allen Miller,(330) 473-5366

BLACK ANGUS Mostly grassfed 7-900lbs, 2 head.330-324-0118. Camp Rd.,Beach City.

FOR SALE: New Seedingbaleage for Heifers or beefcattle, 4x4 $25. (740)824-4882

3 YR old Black PercheronGelding, & Reg. Mare,broke to all farm machinery.Also pair of 2 yr BlackPercheron Geldings. (330)359-5570

SECOND CUTTING SquareBales alfalfa mix $260 a tonfirst cutting round bales, norain, stored inside $160 aton (740) 622-5264

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1ST & 2ND CUTTING MixedOrchard Grass and CloverHay, lg. square bales, goodquality, stored inside.(330) 988-2170

FOR SALE: RegisteredBelgain Yearling Filly$1500. (330) 674-1804

FIRST AND second cuttinghorse hay $4.50 a bale.(740) 502-5990

220 Construction Equipment

FOR SALE: 2 Bale PequaeHay Feeder, good condi-tion. Allen Raber (330)893-1080† Ext 2.

HAY - 2nd cutting roundwrapped haylage, from lastyear, $35; Ryelage, thisyear, $45. (330) 663-4996

6YR OLD Gelding, brown,16.3H, good broke familysurrey horse, mostly Trot,TSS $2300. Eddie Miller(740) 624-3761

CHEST FREEZER 15cu. ft.,good cond. works great.$175. (330) 852-2938

FOR SALE: 2-400 gal SSBulk Tanks, used for maplesyrup. $600 ea. Abe P.Miller, 6730 TR 362, Mlbg.

230 Farm Products Produce

3YR OLD Registered Bel-gian Mare by Greene MeadBrock, broke and upheaded$3500 (330) 473-8480

FOR SALE: Pacific EnergySummit wood stove, paintis seasoned used 2 weeks.$2,050. (330) 201-0082

710 PEQUEA tedder. Goodcond. Also, surrey, goodcond., glass fr. Hyd.brakes.New curt. 330-695-9892 e. 1

QUALITY HORSE HAY,Timothy Alfalfa Mix,

1st cutting 4x4 round bales,stored inside, delivered.

(330) 466-1408

WANTED HORSES to train.Will train your horses foryou. Ride or drive. DavidHershberger, 5770 TR 257,Millersburg, Ohio 44654

OFF-BRAND small napoleon-$200; Wood hot waterheater $200. 9080 Carr Rd,Fredericksburg, OH.

B&W 5TH WHEEL hitch,like new, used one month.Came off of 2006 Silverado.Jason (330)473-7905

1ST and 2nd CUTTINGhorse hay. Round bales.Timothy and alfalfa mexed.No rain. 330-359-5730

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CASE 435 Skid Loader350hrs, exc. cond.(330) 359-1127

COMPLETELY REBUILTMaytag Wringer washer,will trade in yours or rebuildyours! Henry A. Raber(330) 674-5691

ROTA CUT WHEAT STRAW$4.75/bale. Daniel W. Miller(330) 897-1307

FOR SALE: Split Firewood$55 a rick. Abe Raber 3031TR 177, Baltic. (330)763-4385

DOZERS'09 750J LGP 7K hrs, cab,heat, air $84,000'06 JD650J LT Forestry Pack-age & 4000S Winch & Arch$67,500'98 Cat D5M LGP w/ winch 4Khours $53,000'06 Case 650K 1300hrs withwinch $47,500'97 Case 1150G six way newU/C $35,000'99 JD650H LGP dozer$34,000'99 JD450H cab, heat, air, sixway, 7K hrs $28,000Cat D5 P/S dozer runs good$12,500EXCAVATORS'06 Komatsu PC200LC-8$93,000'07 JD160CLC only 4K hours$67,500'04 ZX-160 with quick couplerA / C o n l y 4 5 0 0 h o u r s$60,000MINI EXCAVATORS'11 ZX50U-3 Cab, Heat, Airnice $42,000'07 Volvo EC45 mini $29,500'07 Volvo EC35 mini $26,000'07 Volvo EC35 mini $26,000low hrs'06 Volvo ECR38 1500hrs$21,000'04 Komatsu PC35MR-2$14,000LOADERS'07 JD605C crawler loader w/forks $37,500JD644E 9K hours $35,000JD544E 9K hours $25,500Fiat Allis FR-15 $14,750'05 JD310G Back hoe only2200 hrs $35,000JCB 214E Backhoe 4X4 STDhoe $19,900WB-140 Komatsu 4X4 back-hoe $19,900'06 Cat 257B Track skid steer$18,500'07 CAT 252-B skidsteer$16,900JD350B Loader Nice! $7800COMPACTORS'97 Cat CP433C VibratoryPad Foot $33,000

MASSEY FERGUSON CERT35 Tractor, antique, gas.5x8 trailer w/ lights. Table w/4 chairs. (330) 473-9482

FOR SALE: 15,000BTU ventfree propane wall heater,exc. cond. $125 OBO.330-852-4197 x1

RIDING MULE, flashy Paint8yr old Gelding, 14.2H, builtlike a Quarter horse, nicesmooth trot, neck reigns,easy keeper, trail rider de-luxe! $3200. (330) 317-6893

NICE 1ST CUTTING roundbales, 4x5 net wrapped,grass mix. Jason Troyer(330) 473-7905

SPLIT FIREWOOD $50 apickup load, can deliver.Levi A. Stutzman

(330) 897-1042

JOHN DEERE corn shellermodel #43 in working condi-tion. (330) 852-0444

FOR SALE: Empire heatingstove nat. gas $400. (330)674-2167 leave message

FARMALL 560 Tractor Die-sel, wide front, belt pulley,solid tires, $3,750. JosephYoder, Butler 419-883-2026

YEARLING Bay GypsyVanner quarter horse crossstud colt, quiet & gentle,$200. 330-260-8366

7 YR.OLD 33" dark gray &white paint pony stud, $160/obo. (330) 695-2026.

FOR SALE: white horse. 2way plow. Can see at PaulMark Mullet, 8056 CriswellRd., Fredericksburg or call330-695-2208

RITEBURN D&S STOVE,stove pipe, tile mat for understove, under 7 years old$800 OBO. (330) 600-0046

NOTICEORDER Your Green AcresFertilizer now for spring No 13corn, No 14 oats, Gypsum,also organic. New Bedford El-evator 897-6492 or Aden Mul-let 8056 Criswell Rd., Freder-icksburg 695-2208

WANTED: BLOCKING Logs,Beech, Sycamore, Gum, As-pen, & Cottonwood. Standingor trucked in.

S Yoder Lumber, (Sam)9323 CR 329, Holmesville.

(330) 279-2100

LOOKING TO BUY: Friesiansand Friesians cross colts oradults. (330) 231-5219

MAYTAG WRINGER washerin good condition, $575.330-600-8553

POLY SQUARE Calf Hutches5ft wide x 6ft long, comescomplete w/ fence $400ea.Metko belt feeder 12" widex 55ft long, disessembled,stored in barn, make offer.IH 710 6x16" semi-mountplow $2100. (419) 827-2358

WE ARE still spreadingchicken Litter, but we nolong have manure avail. CallDennis, (330) 844-3516

FOR SALE: NEW 9000 Wt.Generator w/16 HP V twinVanguard motor, $1200.Woodland Harness, 8545CR 373, Big Prarie O 44611

FOR SALE: Ear corn, NonGMO. Call 740-585-5088

FIREWOOD, KILN Dried, cutoffs. Good for maple syrup,cooking & kitchen stove. 10yd, load, delivered. Henry J.Miller. Sugar Creek, 330-852-3363.

323 CORN picker & 7FTCase hay mower, everythingin good cond.(330) 674-7440†x1

FOR SALE: Small woodstove with glass door, $250.Necchi sewing machine withoak treadle stand, $175.(330)893-4529 ext. 1.

FOR SALE: 5yr old DutchCross Gelding, TSS, safefor women to drive. AndyMil ler 6884 TR 326,Holmesville OH 44633.(330) 674-9604 x1 VM

5 MILKING units complete 3LUS Dorin Compressor withcomplete dumping station,vacuum pump, alternator(330) 359-5730

1ST cutting Timothy alfalfamix horse hay - no rain ordus t , $7 /ba le . Dav idWengerd. 330-359-0233

SPLIT SEASONED Cherryfirewood for sale. Located inthe Shreve area. Deliveryavailable. 330-496-4376

MAYTAG WRINGER Washer,like new, elect. motor, $700(330) 695-2073

2999 JD corn planters &206 New Idea spreader.

(937) 538-8691

APPROX 100 wrapped 4x4ba les hay lage , (330)473-2314

FOR SALE: FIREWOOD,thoroughly seasoned hard-wood, split, stored undercover. Mi l lersburg, (330)231-4483

RAINBOW SWEEPER, all at-tachments, A-1 condition.Warranty. Will deliver. Ask-ing $350. (330) 394-4157

JD 2955 2wd tractor w/ROPS3,654 original hrs. Hi-low540/1000 independent PTOexc. cond. (330) 317-4977

LOW POTASSIUM DRYCOW HAY, 1st cutting 4x4round bales. Also, Heifer

Hay, delivered.(330) 466-1408

EITHER Split or non-splitseasoned firewood, we de-liver with dump trailer.330-663-3672

MAYTAG WRINGER Washerin good cond. $500. Also8HP Honda key start. $200(330) 674-3971†Ext.

FOR SALE: McCormackDeering corn binder; NewIdea #14 spreader. AbeRaber, 5150 CR 229, Fred-ericksburg. 330-695-6793

HAY - small square bales, 1st& 2nd cutting grass - sell byton or bale. Call for details,(330) 260-0437

PIZZA MEETING AT David J.Yoder's 1477 CR 600, BalticOH 43804. Come and heara presentation about dac@products and solutions tohelp with your horse's nutri-tional needs. After the pres-entation there will be a freepizza meal provided bydac@. Tuesday evening,February 17, 2015 6:00pm-8:00pm. RSVP by 2/10/15.L imi ted space avai lable.Call David today @ NewBedford Feed & Supply,(330) 897-6492

PINE TREES: looking forsomeone to cut down 6standing pine trees inHolmesville. Call 231-6021for more info.

3PT 6' Blade, w/attachmentfor pallet forks to use withforklift or skid loader. $250(330) 897-0954

WOOD STOVE OsburnModel 1800 w/ wide-viewglass door. High efficiencyexc. cond. $800. AmosSchlabach 330-674-9451x2

Skid Steers & TractorsJD6420 4X4 cab, heat, air$36,500; JD6415 4X4 cab,heat, air $26,500; Ford 86304X4 cab, heat, air $23,000;MF4360 2WD cab, heat, air3365 hrs $16,500; NH TS1002WD cab, heat, air $14,000;JD401B industrial tractor60HP Diesel $7,500; '07Volvo MC70B Skid Steer 600hrs $17,900; '07 VolvoMC70B Skid Steer 700 hrs$17,900; '06 Bobcat S175$16,900; '06 Bobcat S1301570 hrs $17,250; '99 JD 270very good $15,500; Bobcat753 skid steer $10,000; '88Case 350B Loader $5500Call Firmen at 330-464-1428

or 330-567-3886

SERVICE AGE RegisteredHolstein Bull, Dam hasover 30,000 lbs milk, (330)359-0007 Leave msg.

235 Firewood FuelWESTERN DAIRY HAY,

3X3X8, 3X4X8. Horse andDeer quality, RFV 160-283.Large or small amounts. Ja-son Troyer (330)473-7905

FOR SALE: 16 cu. ft. uprightelectric freezer in good con-dition, $300. 330-852-2902

FOR SALE: Ford Jubilee,new front tires, rebuilt en-gine has low hours. $2700OBO. (330) 893-1408

WANTED: PORTABLE feedgrinder, fair-good cond.Atlee Barkman 8360 CR373, Big Prairie.

FOR SALE: 5mo old Katah-din Ram, will make a nicebreeder ram $125. (330)897-1419

BEEF FOR sale, raised on acert. organic farm. Avail.Jan 27th, by the quarter orhalf. (330) 603-9974

DS CIRCULATOR Stove,good cond., $300.(330) 695-5000

JOHN DEERE 250 skidloader, 1160hrs (not originalhrs), fully maintained. JasonTroyer (330) 473-7905

1 SMALL wood stove, 140gal Rheem nat. gas waterheater. (330) 893-1461

TEAM OF 2 yr. old Belgiangeldings, broke, 1/2 brotherssired by Captain Jim. (330)893-2892. David H. Yoder.

FOR SALE: Chopped wheatstraw, large squares, nice &clean, $200/ton. Sugar-creek. 330-204-9217.

STRAW 3x3x8, 3x4x8, and4x5 rounds. Net wrapped.Large or small amounts. Ja-son Troyer (330)473-7905

SKIDDERSJD 540B Skidder Rebuilt Engand Trans $24,500Franklin Feller Buncher withhot saw $15,000

Call Firmen at 330-464-1428OR 330-567-3886

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HAMILTON BEACH 7qt com-mercial mixer w/ attach-m e n t s $ 2 7 5 . V i c t o r i a lStrainer $35 (330) 852-0615

FOR SALE: 4 year old bayStandardbred Mare, TSS.Buggy Horse. Sire DiamondGoal, Dam Zimbabwe. Will-ing and fast traveler. Asking2400.00. Ph 330-466-5265Aden Hershberger 15008Wynncrest St SW Navarre,OH 44662

HOME AND GARDEN Stone-ware Italian Fruit/Cannisterset, chip & dip, mugs, salt &pepper shakers, spoon rest.Make Offer. (330) 852-4283x4

SURVEL LP Gas Refrigera-tor. Color - almond. $650.(330) 359-2616

FOR SALE: 7 Dutch CrossHorses. 1-9yr old Dark BayMare. 1-8yr old Black Mare.1-3yr old Black Gelding.2-2yr olds & 2 yearlings.Call for more information.330-231-2234

265 Household Furnishings

8 YR. OLD Red sorrel reg.Belgian mare. Sired byChesnut's Rocky. 1720 TR183, Baltic, OH 43804, V.M.330-897-0060 ext.1

FOR SALE: Reg. MorganGelding, 8yr old Chestnut,TSS, Good driver. Stands tohitch 330-231-8878

20 CALF PENS on wheelsw/plastic slated floor & fiber-glass frame, 5'x20' sect.L. Yoder, 5864 CR 59, Mbg.

3 YR old Reg Gelding, byWesgate Storm, been inbuggy 3 mo, TSS, wellbroke $4,500 330-473-8480

5YR OLD Incredible Abe Trot-ter, TSS. 9yr old pacinghorse, TSS. (330) 852-3572

8YR OLD StandardbredGelding, All Trott, TSS, Sur-rey size, women can drive,$2700 (330) 852-0615 4PM

FOR SALE: YEARLING Bel-gian stud colt, nice upheaded. Jacob Swartz 9322W. Leb. Rd. Navarre OH

2 YEAR old black and whitepony mare. Broke to drive,traffic safe and sound.330-695-2945 ext. 1

REG. COMING 2yr old Filly,sired by Goshen TrailDuane (330) 567-5908

COMING 3 yr. old black fillycrossbred, not broke. Sharpfilly. $450. Roman Barkman,8427 CR 373, Big Prairie,OH 44611

FOR SALE: 1000LB HolsteinJersey Cross Steer, grassfed, certified organic. (330)852-0722

1 YR OLD Black 1/2 Fresian,1/4 Morgan, 1/4 StandardBred Stud Colt, great confir-mation, nice movement,good head set, Sire: StormyKnight, a young fresian stal-lion that is classy, powerful,& moves great and is pass-ing those traits on to hisfoals. (330) 852-0522

1YR OLD Jersey Steer, ap-prox 400lbs, $500. Clarka r e a . C a l l / t e x t ( 3 3 0 )231-5745

FOR SALE: 5 yr old FresianCross Mare. Sire: Joey,Dam: Percheron, 15.3H,good broke to ride & drive,excellent trail horse, TSS.Jonas JR Yoder, CR 19.(330) 893-0716

WANTED TO buy: Blue BackSows, ready to breed. Dan-iel Miller, 13590 TR 472,Lakeville OH 44638

PERCHERON STALLIONfor lease/buy.

W-H Darvin, #293611.Must respond by mid Feb.Raymond Raber, 1874 TR

152, Baltic, OH 43804.(330) 897-0130 Ext. 1

8YR OLD brown trottingmare 16H, TSS, in foal toWinand boy's horse only.(330) 674-2029

9YR OLD Hackney Gelding,very well broke, TSS, has 4whites, drives nice. MyronBarkman (330) 852-0082

2 DRY LAMANCHA DairyGoats, gentle enough forchildren to milk, good breed-ing $200ea. (330) 600-2491 BUYING & SELLING

Standard Bred & Crossbredhorses. Call (330) 359-2852

5YR OLD Gelding by VictorySam surrey horse, womencan drive. (330) 674-1631

3 YR old Fresian MorganCross Mare, TSS, wellbroke single & double,stands to hitch & at stopsigns. Davis Hershberger,8205 TR 654, Fredericks-burg OH.

BLACK STANDARD BREDtrotting bred gelding, Ameri-can Winner, 14 yrs. old butstill drives nice with lots ofaction, boy's horse, needsmiles, $1100. 330-852-3029

FOR SALE: 4 yr. old crossbred mare, tss, $2600. (330)359-0752.

FOR SALE: Golden Buff pul-lets, $7.50. Jr. Yoder, 7720TR 509, Lakevi l le , OH44638

7YR OLD StandardbredMare, mostly trot, TSS,women can drive, familyhorse. (330) 567-5944

HANDMADE CALF blankets.Large & small breed availa-ble. Free shipping on two ormore. $26.50 each. To ordercall 419-207-0066.

15 YEAR old standardbred.Good for older people. Da-vid W. Mast, 330-897-1053

FOR SALE: 2 Paint ponies,1 Yearling, 1 2yr old, notbroke, nice markings, bothstuds. (330) 359-5936

10 YR old Black MorganStandard Bred Cross Mare,in foal to Roshwango, apure bred Fresian Stallionthat is known, to produceserious drivers with greattemperaments. Due in April,broke but has not beendriven for 2 years, due totoo many horses. (330)852-0522

YEARLING DUTCH Stand-a r d b r e d C r o s s F i l l y ,Winand Victory Sam, sorrel,4 whites, star, snip, (330)674-2029

7YR OLD Dark Bay Mare,mostly Trot, surrey size, inbuggy 2mos, will make goodfamily horse. $2400 OBO.(330) 893-1016 x1

RED & White HolsteinService H Bull.(330) 359-5570

FOR SALE: 10yr old Hack-ney Pony, Mare goodbroke. LM (330) 674-0636

ROOFING TOOLS for sale:10' brake, good cond,$1000; Shingle cutters-oneis almost new; Bostich nail-ers, tar paper, Stapler,Brand new hammer tackers,Palm nailers; 20 box 1-1/4"nails $16.00; Hard hats;Safety Harness; Paintedboots $5.00 each; Ramsets; EPDM rubber misc,glue, cleaner, screws, caps,ro l le r , S t ih l -Cooper saw$700; 24' Fiberglass ladder.Everything must sell. Em.Miller, 9080 S. Carr Rd.,Fredericksburg, Ohio.

4YR OLD 16.1H, all star hallGelding, TSS, ready for thesurrey, women can drive$3600. Steven Yoder (330)674-2002

4YR OLD BROWN racingpony 50" Gelding, TSS,broke to ride & drive. Shouldmake good children's pony(330) 893-4529 x1

4 YR OLD Standard BredGelding, Broke, TSS, AaronYoder (330) 440-2168

12YR OLD Registered Per-cheron Mare, well broke,strong, willing $1350. 10243Saltcreek Rd., FDBG.

FOR SALE: Coming 3 yr. oldbay gelding, all trot, buggybroke. Marcus Mast, (330)279-2070

5 YR old Black StandardBred Gelding, Mostly trot,surrey size, TSS, $3,350.(330) 852-9290

THINK SPRING! We haveyour size of harness in stockfrom mini to draft. 4 sizepony harness. Starting at$185. Also, carry Penn-woods Equine Products.Woodland Harness, 8545CR 373, Big Prairie, OH

4 YR old Gelding trotter,very good broke, nice surreyhorse, TSS, $3,600. DuaneWeaver (330) 674-1777

6YR OLD Morgan CrossGelding, broke for the buggyand to ride, well built, TSS,$1500. (330) 359-0182

8 YR. old blk and white geld-ing. Pony 50". Good trailp o n y . H a s s p e e d .330-695-9892 ext. 1.

FOR SALE: 2yr old AngusJersey Cross Heifer $1500(330) 601-3307

PASO FINO Horses for salestarting at $1000.

Call (330) 674-2503

15YR OLD StandardbredGelding, good traveler, family

horse, short trips, Heecribs$750. 330-600-9978

WANTED: APPALOOSAHorse or Pony Stallion &sulky. (740) 824-4361

HOLSTEIN SPRINGERS 2ndcutting grass hay, no rain(419) 651-5839

8YR OLD Gelding, TSS,Mostly Trot, women havedriven $2500(330) 600-0450

7YR GELDING Trotter TSS,buggy broke willing travelerboy's family horse $4000.David Miller 4691 TR 613,Fred. OH 44627

WANTED: NEWBORN Jer-sey, and Jersey Holstein-Cross Heifer Calves(330) 600-9624

COMING 2 yr. black stud.Dutch/standard bred crosscolt. Sire Fabrio Dam SierraKosmos $1800 OBO.Wayne Miller, 6667 PR 387,Mbg., OH 44654. 2 1/2 mi.S of Mt. Hope off TR 362

FOR SALE: C-More Sulky'seasy entry, quick hitch orlong shaft w/ or w/o lights,also have tortion axle Sulk-ies w/ steel wheels. We nowstock most Sulky parts, alsorepair your Sulky! MarcusMullet (330) 852-2826

5YR OLD Mare, trots, been inbuggy 1 yr, watches some-thing beside road, butwoman has been driving.W i l l i ng t r ave l e r , sha rp ,$2000. 330-275-0939

WANTED TO BUY: All typesof horses & ponies, soundor unsound. J & S HorseFarm, 13914 Mt. Eaton Rd,Doylestown, 44230. Call orwrite. (330) 715-0363

MORGAN GELDING, siredby DDA Street Talk, TS,Top buggy broke,(330) 567-0088

4YR OLD Gelding, Trotter, 3whites, very sharp, boyshorse, TSS $3400. DuaneWeaver (330) 674-1777

BUGGY HARNESSin good cond. $200(330) 674-7440†x1

FOR SALE: Registered Jer-sey Heiffer, born 6/14/13,bred to Reg. Jersey Bull, vetchecked, due last of May,also 4mo & 7mo old JerseyHeiffers, not Reg. For moreinfo. (330) 567-2249

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Custom TrainingSpecializing in Harness Horses

• Show/Sale• Work/Buggy• Problem Horses• All Breeds

TrainerDave Hershberger330-600-1779

1411 TR 178 • Baltic, OH 43804

2nd AnnuAl Antler And Mount Auction

The Auction will be held at the Buckeye Event Center. Located at; 624 Henry Street Dalton Ohio 44618.

thursday, February 12, 2015 @ 4 P.M.Selling all sorts of World class Mounts, including; Whitetail – Elk- Bear- Exotics- Big horn Sheep and much more. We have a private collection;(70) pieces of mounts including Bear, live size Zebra, live size crocodile, live size white Rhino, and much more.

Friday, February 13, 2015 @ 9:00 A.M. Selling all sorts, of Whitetail and Elk antlers. Sheds by the set, and by the pound. We will have 400 plus lots in antlers.

Friday, February 13, 2015 @ 5:00 P.M.HuntinG / FiSHinG / outdoorS SuPPluS Auction: First time sale of surplus and returns from one of the top 2 national retailers and catalog sellers. These are name brands and top of the line. Bring your catalogs! High Powered Air Rifles, Deer and duck hunting blinds, targets, archery accessories, gun and bow cases, safety harnesses, various optics, knives, feeders, dog training equipment. Brands like Blackout, Rage, Trophy Ridge, Mojo, Plano, Muddy, Sport Dog, Gamo. Dozens of refurbished rod and reel combos, tackle boxes, lures, baits, casting nets, lights, sunglasses, bilge pumps, aerators, bow fishing items, tents of all sizes, canopies, lanterns, camp kitchen, dehydrators, cots, chairs, sleeping bags, hydration packs, back packs, trunks, knives. Large variety of boat covers, seats, boat bags, and many tow behind tubes. Shirts, pants, shorts, coats, bibs, rain suits, bedding sets, wall décor, toy guns, remote control helicopters, gift items, games, purses, flannels, watches, garden décor, Christmas ornaments, and much, much more!Over 150 pairs of shoes, boots, waders, etc. Brands like Danner, Ariat, Lacrosse, Rocky, Irish Setter, Sims, and many others. Great selection of the most popular sizes!There will be handyman specials! Save a ton for a little TLC on something! Bring a friend we plan to sell in 2 rings. You will not want to miss this! Typically the first auction had the best deals!note: Consignors you can bring your bulk antlers in on Thursday, February 12 and we will sell on Friday. Or make arrangements to have antlers picked up. We will not have online bidding on Friday. All Mounts and large sets need to be in by January 31, for online bidding. All Local and Federal regulation will apply. Watch website for further updates. Online bidding on Thursday only.terMS: for onsite buyers, Cash, Check , Visa or Master card with a 5 % buyer’s premium. Also local tax is 6.5% unless you are exempt. Online bidding will be available. At www.auctionzip.com I.D. 7788 For more info contactSteve @ 330-465-4725

Auctioneers; Steve chupp, david Miller and eli troyer.

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BUGGY IN good cond.$3,750. (330) 473-7795

GE WHITE Washer/dryerset, 2 yrs, old. Ex. cond.Moving must sell. $395216-469-5594

MAPLE SUPPLIES: Tubing,fittings, 3 gal. sap bags, .38ea. 3 Membrane R.O. used$3200. Weaver Maple Sup-plies, 8183 TR 611, Fred Oh

FOR SALE: Sewing machine,New Home model #S-750comes with 8 drawer stand,treadle or battery operated$300 OBO. (330) 317-7169

AMISHOLOGY- The fungame about Amish life isa v a l a b l e o n - l i n e a t www.amishology.com

55,000 BTU space heater$100. Cabela's meat handsaw/xtra blades, used verylittle. Large wh. microwave$75. Epson 3540 color &black copier cartridges $30.Coleman lantern, hardlyused $20. One piece 36" fi-berglass shower unit $150.(330) 852-0444

STUDDED SNOW tires,LT225/75 R16, load rangeE, used very little. $60 forpair. (330) 893-2811

HORSE BLANKETS for sale.All sizes, from 68-100 in stockwith leg straps, buggy blan-kets,& sheets. Norman Yoder,4256 TR 374, Millersburg,330-893-7421

FOR SALE: 130GAL. FUELOIL in barrels $150 for all.330-312-5632

CELL PHONES, TABLETS &better price on service plan.Smart phones & basic pho-nes. (330) 275-0426

TRUCK STORAGE BOX 8ft x22ft, 9ft tall. 2 swingingdoors, tongue/groove floor,walls lined in plywood, wa-te rp roo f , mouse p roo f .$2000 OBO. Can arrangefor hauling. (330) 317-2833

FOR SALE: 2 LP Gas floorlamps w/ tanks $25ea.Metal shelf $10.(330) 852-0615

ATTENTION DEER hunters.For sale:

Ear corn. 50# bag for $5.00. No Sunday Sales.

Eli A Yoder, 4484 TR 371,Millersburg. (330) 893-2037.

GOOD USED Buggy, slidingdoor, rubber tires, LEDlights, fiberglass shafts,needs a few minor repairs,$2,100 (330) 852-3029

KEROSENE HEATER, Cole-man gas lantern, set of pipethreader dies, used toilet,$20ea. (330) 893-1058

FRIGIDAIRE GAS RANGEw/ elect. ignition, stainlesssteel front w/ black top, verygood cond., used less thana year. (330) 359-2343

ALUMINUM RAMPS, foldingplatform type 30"x10', justlike new. Ideal for wheel-chairs or to avoid goingsteps. Free literature, moreoptions available. HillsideFabrication (330) 893-1058

MAYTAG WASHING ma-chine, good cond $500.(330) 359-0006

16' FLAT Bed Double AxleTop Brand Trailer, Greatfarm trailer. $1,200. 4'x8'Trailer with cattle racks,$300. 4'x8' TSC Trailer,$250. Daniel R. Weaver,10174 CR 1, Shreve. (330)567-3220

30" HOYT CRX Loaded w/drop away rest, HHA sight$600. 1187 Camo w/ bothbarrels 20ga. Hastings slugbarrel $700. Both like new.(330) 464-3561

GOOD USED SULKY w/lights, long shaft.

60"-72" Manure Forks.(330) 852-0082

280 Miscellaneous Merch.

TOP BUGGY, hydraulicbrakes, LED lights, steel ti-res, good condition. ClydeYoder. (330) 893-1097

FOR SALE: 14x24 buildingon skids, insulated and fin-ished on inside w/ walnutfloating foor, has office, loftand work room, also 2 worktabes a very clean buildingin exc. cond 2yrs old $6,500obo. no reasonable offersrefused. 330-852-4197x1

MIGRATION PANELS forbroiler house, 13" tall x 8'sections, free standing,rigid, easy to handle, Hill-s i de Fab r i ca t i on (330 )893-1058

HONDA 2000W INVERTERGenerator $775. (330)359-0006

FOR SALE: Ruger 10/2222LR, wood stock, 3-9power Buchnell Scope,(330) 897-6005 Evenings

STORAGE BARNS, offices,garages. Portable buildingsfor your storage needs. Spe-cializing in Vinyl Barns. Callfor a free quote. AffordableBarn Co., 4260 TR 617,Mlbg 44654. (330) 674-3001

270 Hunting FishingSTANDING TIMBER for sale,

145 trees, various species.Deadline Feb 13th. Andy R.Schlabach, (330) 674-2444

FOR SALE: Air dryed cherry& wormy maple lumber, sur-face to 15/16", 4-ft. long, ap-prox. 700-ft. $1.40/ft. (330)852-4012

2.4HP VANGUARD Motor, 51/2ft. Flex Shaft, mountingblock $185. Natural gas me-ter $20. Noah Miller (330)897-0112

275 Lawn & Garden

GOOD USED Mini Surrey,$ 2 8 0 0 O B O . M e r v i nBurkholder (330) 359-2024

BORNTRAGER TENT RENT-ALS. Upcomimg weddings,graduations, etc. Tent sizesrange from 10x10 up to40x200. Call 330-204-1989

NEW SOLID Oak KitchenCounters and Top Cabinets.Make offer. Andy J. Yoder,2828 S. Carr Rd., AppleCreek OH 44606

NEW PFAFF Sewing & Em-bro idery Mach ines andSergers for sale. Availableat Lackman's Sewing Cen-ter, 164 Church St., AppleCreek, OH. 330-698-3060.

FOR SALE: Garmin Astro220 Trekking System, exc.cond., new caller $275.(330) 567-3432

5X10 Trailer, Fiberglassbuggy wheels like new.(330) 473-0325

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SURREY WITH LED lightsand block brakes, $900. Al-fred Chupp, 8173 TR 601Fredericksburg, OH 44627

15,000BTU VENTLESSHeater $50 air well pump$150. Gid Yoder 4740 TR350, MLBG (330) 893-2003

$$$ BRAND NEW QUEENPILLOWTOP MATTRESSSET Still in Factory Plastic.$225.00 Can Help with De-livery. Call 330-353-8849

HONDA INVERTER Genera-tor, 3000W, Electric start,like new, 3 yr warranty.$1,500 (330) 674-2189

FOR SALE: Propane hotwater heater excellentcond. $350. Corner guncabinet birch w/ cherry stainholds (12) guns, very nice$650 OBO. (330) 893-1408

FOR SALE: Phaff 130 Trea-dle Sewing machine w/stand $75. Toddler bed w/mattress $25 330-893-4527

FOR SALE: Sage rocker/loveseat, like new, $150;Also papasan chair, $50.(330) 695-9912 .

CENTERLINECABINETS

Semi loads in stock. Whitepainted, Maple, Beech, Oak.Assembled Box Cabinets.Made in USA. 8494 E. LincolnWay, Orrville, Ohio, 330-683-3030. Mon. 10-7, Tue-Fri. 8-5.

FOR SALE: Recumbent Bi-cycle, needs some repairs,$50 OBO. (330) 893-3920

#1 S & W A-22 semi auto-matic pistol, original box,$250 OBO. #2 Rugar 22mag. single 9 stainless. 6.5in. fiber optic sites barrel,rosewood handle. Excellentfor night hunting, $525OBO. #3 .357 rugar doubleaction stainless 6" barrel re-volver. Very nice! #4 .223ammo. Call 330-465-1432

HOLTZ SAVER wood stove,medium size, $300. AdenSchlabach, 3710 CR 200,Frederickbrg. 330-359-0182

FOR SALE: USED VINYLWindows (1) 16x39, (1)39x45, (1)30x39, (2) 30x27,(5) 31x45, (1) 23x45 $300OBO. (1) 8ft Patio door$100 OBO. (330) 893-1408

14.8 CF Frigidaire chestfreezer, exc. condition,$300; Yamaha 2000W In-verter generator $650; Oakcomputer desk w/hutch,$40. (330) 893-3951

CORN HOLE BAGS: $12/setof 8 bags...5 sets or more,$10/set of 8 bags. NormanC. Yoder, 4256 TR 374, Mil-lersburg. 330-893-7421.

WANTED: ICE saw to use toput away chunk's of icepond. 740-599-6666 ex 2

WESTERN RIVER Apachegame call, dual speakers,wireless remote, like new.$200. (330) 275-9675

BUGGY HEATERS, alsobrackets to hang your pro-pane heater on dash,

Bunkerhill Appliance330-893-3700,

Stony Point Supply330-695-2264,

Hillside Fabrication330-893-1058

270 Hunting Fishing 280 Miscellaneous Merch. 280 Miscellaneous Merch.280 Miscellaneous Merch. 280 Miscellaneous Merch.265 Household Furnishings

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CREW LEADER – FOREMAN POLE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Immediate opening for someone to lead a crew in Post Frame construction. Pole Buildings Agricultural Structures SteelRoofingandSiding The candidate for this position will need to possess experience in these areas as well as people skills and a demonstrated ability to lead others while maintaining crew unity, productivity and safe work practices.

Contact us: 330 763-1298 ~ [email protected] 317 Holmesville, OH 44633

wYear round consistent employmentwSet Hours wTransportation available.

wInsurance,Vacation,HolidaysandsupplementalBenefits

Local, well established, growing company needs:

ManagersHERE WE GROW AGAIN!!

Now hiring Managers to work at Wendy’s Restaurants throughout Central OH.

Immediately hiring and training Managers for our 33 locations! We are looking for candidates with previous management experience (prefer-ably in the restaurant industry) and/ or equiva-lent education. Candidates need to have a lot of energy, a great attitude, and love customers! Part

Time Hourly positions also needed,To apply, complete application via:

http://www.wencowendys.com/employment-opportunity

Please select Hourly or Manager and then the location you prefer.

Look at what Wenco Wendy’s offers: www.wencowendys.com

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Mullet Real Estate Auction Eastern Holmes County

Location: 9462 T.R. 659 Dundee, OH 44624. From Winesburg take S.R. 62 North to C.R. 200 West to T.R. 659 North to Prop-erty. From Mt. Eaton take Winesburg Rd. South to Durstine

Rd East to Township Road 659. Signs posted.

Tuesday February 10th, 20155:00 PM

3-4 Bedroom Home on 2.654 Acres * 2 Baths * Attached Garage * Paint Twp. * Holmes Co. * East Holmes Schools

Open House: Thursday Jan. 22nd – 4:00-6:00 PM

We are offering at public auction a home that sits on 2.654 acres located in Paint Township and Eastern Holmes County. This home was built in 1994 and is structurally sound but is in need of some cosmetic updates. It is comprised of 3-4 bed-rooms, 2 full baths, a kitchen, dining room, a living room, and a full basement. The back portion of the property would be perfect for pasture or an additional building site. Please join us for this fine offering and take advantage of our open house on Tues. Feb. 14th. Real Estate sells at 5:00 PM. Real Estate Terms: 10% nonrefundable down payment day of sale with balance due in 45 days at closing. No financing contingencies. Property will be sold “As Is” with no warran-ties. Announcements day of sale will take precedence over all previous advertising. Legal: Parcel #1501059004, Paint Twp. Holmes County and East Holmes Schools. Taxes are currently $797.82/half.

Sale by the Order of: Bobbi Jo Mullet

CLIFF SPRANg, REALTOR/AuCTIONEER330-464-5155 • [email protected]

Need your car serviced?We have a complete service bay and

pride ourselves on quality workmanship!

SWISS AUTO MART550 DOVER ROAD, SUGARCREEK, OH 44681

330-852-2312HOURS:

Mon., Thur. 8-7PMTues., Wed. Fri. 8-5PM

Sat., 8-Noon;Closed Sun.

FamilyOwnedFor 35Years

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4-Wheel Drive VehiclesLOTS TO CHOOSE FROM

LOW LOW FINANCINGSTOP IN BEFORE SPRING INCREASE!

HILLSIDE FABRICATION

Buggy Carrierwith Animal Cage

Call for Literatureof Dealer Location (330)-893-1058

• Convenient• Aff ordable• In Stock


STUD SERVICE available,AKC Male, Bernese Moun-tain Dog, call for info. (330)852-4804

HAVANESE FEMALES ,AKC, 1-Black & White, 4-1/2mo old, 2-Brown & White, 7mo old, (330) 275-8658 L.M.

FOR SALE: 3 BLUEHEELER Male pups, 6moold, farm ready $45ea OBO.(330) 852-2324†x3

WANTED: SERVICE AgePug Male. Also for sale 2 yrold Beagle Female, runsrabbits. (330) 674-0809

FOR SALE: Toy Fox Terrier.Males , 2 mo. , $75.330-698-4702

AKC YELLOW and black labpuppies, vet checked, shots& wormed, (330) 763-1044

WANTED: BICHEON Male, &Shih-tzu male, ready forservice. Roman Yoder (740)622-0072

AKC FRENCH Bulldog fe-male Fawn 8wks old on2/5/15 $2500. 5yr old AKCf e m a l e f o r p e t ( 3 3 0 )893-3186 VM

4 FEMALE Beaglears forsale, 3 yrs old, $250 each.Call or text (330) 473-7102

3 ACA Registered Lab malepups, 13wks old, $150ea.(330) 674-1804

ACA SHEBA Inu, 3-f, p/u2/9/15. 2-m, 2f, WelshCorgi, p/u 3/2/15. (1)-3momale Bicheon, breedingstock only. (330) 897-1004

FOR SALE: 3 1yr old Mal-tese, 2 females, 1 male.Also for sale Havanesepuppies 8wks old.(330) 231-7735

FOR SALE: USED Vinyl win-dows (4) 24x36, (10) 34x48,(2) 28x48, (5) 34x52, (2)68x58, (1) 68x66. $700 forall OBO. (330) 674-0608

WANTED: AUSTRALIANShepherd Female, preferadult. (740) 398-9382

SUBURBAN WOOD & coalstove. Almost new. N.G.Empire 70,000 BTU. V nice.N.G. Warm Morning 50,000BTU. Good stove. Propane,65,000 BTU Warm Morningv. nice unvented N.G. heat-ers. Recond Honda motor.Abe Yoder, 2831 TR 151,Mbg, OH 44654 893-1521

FOR SALE: 4mo old BlueHeeler Australian ShepherdMix Female $60. (330)897-0368

FOR SALE: 2 Shiba Inumales, 6mo old, $350ea. 1Havanese male $300.(330) 893-9896

FOR SALE: 3/4 Bulldog, 1/4Beagle puppies, nice mark-ings , Bu l ldog fea tures .Available Feb 12th. Shots &wormed. (330) 359-0705

ATTN!! TOP notch bred bea-gle fem.! 9 weeks Long lineof Indian Hill Major breed-ing. Parents are good hunt-ers with very good manners.Reg., shots, wormed, $150.Aaron Yoder, 10550 Hog-back Rd., Fred, OH 44627

WANTED: ENGLISH Bull-dog Male, breeding age,(330) 674-1411

CONSEW 332R-1 Doubleneedle sewing machinecomplete with stand. worksg o o d . $ 1 , 3 9 5 . A l l e nBurkholder (330) 674-4205

AKC SIBIRIAN Husky Pup-pies, females & males,blacks & reds with whitetrimmings, blue eyes, goodbreeding stock. $500 (330)674-7517

AKC ST Poodle Pup, black,3 mo old, micro-chipped, vetchecked, u.t.d. on shots,health guar. Awesome tem-perament. $250 pet price.(740) 545-5047

MIXED Australian Shepherdpuppies, 8 wks. old,$40/obo. 330-852-4835.

FOR SALE: 20x48 Green-house. Also greenhouse fur-nace. Atlee E. Troyer, 5959TR 605, Mbg, O. 674-1506

MALTESE ACA males, 7mo., wormed/shots. Can de-liver on 2/20 to Holmes Co.area, $325. 937-997-2061

TRI-COLORED CAVALIERfemale, AKC, 6yrs old, duefirst of Feb., good producer$900. (330) 897-2040

(2) NEW PORTABLE heatkerosene heaters, ModelDura Heat #2302, $25/ea.330-882-2215

MIXED AUSTRALIAN Shep-herd puppies, $35 each.(330) 674-7454

1-1588 GENISIS Hova-BatorGQF Incubator, good con-dition. $100. 1-Brinsea Oc-tagon 40 Incubator, selftu rn ing, good cond i t ion ,$250. 4-Brinsea Eco-Glow20 18Watt chick warmers,,good condition $40 each.2 - 8 a p a r t m e n t B r o o d yPens, could also be usedfor rabbit hutches $50 each.4'x8' Bird transport box onTSC Trailer, plenty of venti-lated compartments $350.1 0 - 4 x 6 P o r t a b l e M i n iChicken Coops with metalroof. Can be disassembled$60. Misc gal and quartsize feeders and waters forchickens and pheasants.Daniel R Weaver, 10174 CR1 Shreve, (330) 567-3220

ATTENTION:ANNUAL Ohio ProfessionalDog Breeders AssociationSeminar and Trade Show Sat.Feb 28th, new location at MtHope Auction new buildingdoors open at 7:00 a.m. Freecoffee, donuts. Lots of ven-dors and speakers. Come fora day of education, new ken-nel idea's, hay stack lunchbenefit for the Ervin Raber'sFamily. For Booth setup con-tact David at New Bedford El-evator 330-897-6492

FOR SALE: 6yr old Maltesemale, pet only, $100 OBO.(330) 897-0821

FOR SALE: 2 Beabull femalepuppies. 10 wks. old, nicemarkings, $400 OBO. Mo-ses Miller, 7028 CR 77,Mi l lersburg, OH 44654,First farm south of MemoryPark.

8' WOOD turning lathe,$1,500 obo. Good condition.Jacob Miller, 9912 Bear Hol-low Rd, Apple Creek.

WARNING:Animals advertised for "free"are sometimes acquired bypeople who use them as baitin training other animals tofight or for science experi-mentation. Please offer yourpet for a nominal fee in orderto attract a sincere buyer.

300 Pets Supplies 300 Pets Supplies300 Pets Supplies 300 Pets Supplies280 Miscellaneous Merch.280 Miscellaneous Merch.

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Kaufman Auction House3149 SR 39, Millersburg OH

Location: Kaufman Auction House next to Amish Country Theater, Directions 3.3 miles east of Berlin or 0.5 mile west of Walnut Creek, Ohio in Holmes County. From I-77 take

SR 39 west approximately 12 miles to Auction House.

Monday, February 2, 20155:00 PM

* Antiques * Primitives * Furniture * Tools * Misc.*Large load from Antique Store in Grove City incl.: Redman sign; tobacco tins; porc. dolls; Strutco horse van truck trailer; Tonka items; mini oil lamps; wooden boxes; graniteware; brass buckets; Griswald items; cast iron cook stove made by Atlanta Stove Co.; chick water; Floyd Knob wood crate; Bud-weiser sign; lighted Genesee sign; Newport sign; Burger Beer sign; Rayo-Lamp; wood planes; water sets; melamine dishes; shaving mugs; Hall dishes (Aunt Jemima & Clown McCoy); pig cookie jar; pie safe; gas chandelier; wash boards; Enter-prise stuffer; Coca Cola therm.; holiday semi; straw dispenser; windup toys; show case; ice cream table & chairs; photo album w/ tin types; 5’ lighted Santa; Royal typewriter; National cash register; 5 Quilts incl.: Ohio Star; Postage Stamp; Fan; Good Quality Oak Furniture, Local Made: end table; plant stand; coffee table; saddle bar chairs; huge king size bed made by Scenic Hill, deluxe model with mattress & box springs (wow); blue love seat; Shoes & Boots: 100 pr. shoes & boots, mostly hunting boots incl. Rocky, Danner, Wolverine, etc.;Misc.: Toro 20” mower, like new; beautiful 8’ work bench, like new; claw foot lion head oak table; 20+ fishing reels; lots misc. will also have usual box lots, tools, furniture, etc. Note: Weekly consignment auctions every Monday at 5pm. Visit www.kaufman-auctions.com for photos and updates. For more information contact Marvin Yoder at the auction house at (330) 204-4453. Terms: Cash, check, or any major credit card with valid I.D. 3% buyer’s premium will be waived for cash sales.

Receiving Hours: Wednesday, 9AM-4PM Always Taking Quality Consignments

KAUFMAN AUCTION HOUSE 330-204-4453

DERRICK KANDEL, AUCTIONEERMYRON MILLER, AUCTIONEER CLIFF SPRANG, AUCTIONEER

DANIEL SCHROCK, APPR. AUCTIONEER

SAURER/BEAUMONT PUBLIC AUCTION

The following will be sold at public auction located at The Sprunger Building in Kidron, Ohio 44636. From SR 30 take Kidron Rd. south 4 miles located behind the livestock sale barn.

9AM SATURDAY FEB. 7Th 2015Dan & Brenda Saurer-Refrigerator, Hoover vacuum, treadle sewing machine, custom made oak book case, mission oak desk, curved glass curio cabinet, curio entrance glass cabinet, Howard Miller clocks, mantel & wall clocks, smoker stand, gossip stand, leather & regular sofa, upholstered furniture, coffee & end tables, oak kitchen table with chairs & bench, early love seat, sewing stand, walnut rocker, plank bottom chairs, cedar chest, Steiffald lamps, Longaberger baskets, misc. glassware, copper boiler, wooden apple butter churn, Danbury Mint plates, crocks, Griswold waffle iron, Lincoln logs, Strawberry Short cake dolls, 60’s record albums, 1913 Firestone sign/calendar, kids sled.TRUCK/MISC.: 2003 Dodge Dakota super cab 4X4 pickup w/112k miles in good condition, Gravely 260Z zero turn mower w/60” deck, 350 hrs, leaf vacuum attachment system, Super Bronco Troy Bilt rear tine tiller. Simplicity two stage snow blower, 27 ton hyd. log splitter, Mantis mini tiller, Stihl 028 chain saw, Stihl combo edger, weed eater, saw, pull type 12V sprayer, John Deere lawn dump cart, 4’ lawn roller, lawn seeders, wheel barrow, leaf blower, gas powered hedge trimmers, lawn & garden tools, aerator, Craftsman 33 gal air compressor, floor jack, aluminum folding combo ladder, wood ext, ladder, 10” radial arm saw, air tools, hand tools. rolling tool chest, electrical tools, bench grinder, saws, planes, tap & die set, wood clamps plus moreMARY LUCILLE BEAUMONT ESTATE: Gas range (LN), electric roaster w/stand, treadle sewing machine, kitchen table & chairs, dining room table & chairs, china hutch, sofa, love seat, bedroom suites, rocking chairs, plank bottom chairs, glider rocker, leather chair, coffee & end tables, desk & chair, file cabinets, wicker furniture, oak drop leaf table & chairs, wall mirror, wall shelves, wall clocks, floor & table lamps, hurricane lamp, gone with the wind style lamps, hanging lamp, oil lamps, wash stand, needle point rocker, early corner cabinet, entrance table, oak roll top desk, Jenny Linn beds, set of new bunk beds, Victrola record player, Hoosier style cabinet, secretary w/china cabinet, top load ice box, hump back trunk, hand crank cash register, hall tree, lamp tables, Settee, crocks, glassware, brass fire ext., Kitchen Aid mixer, kitchen appliances, towels & linens.GUNS/MISC.: Lighted Beer Signs, 22 Camo Varmint w/scope, German 9mm rifle, Remington rolling block 22 single shot, Mossberg 16 gauge bolt action, drill press, radial arm saw, bench grinder, power planner, router, belt sander, hand tools, lawn & garden tools, C clamps, template kit, utility cabinets, step ladder, gas grill plus much more.NOTE: This auction will be clean from start to finish with a lot of quality items. Auction held inside with heat and seating.TERMS: Cash , good check, register for number, not responsible for accident or usage of items after they are purchased.

Mary Lucille Beaumont EstateLynn & Bonnie Beaumont owners

Dan & Brenda Saurer owners

For pictures go to www.auctionzip.com ID# 12120

330-465-3232 330-939-5325

Assisting Auctioneer:

Chuck Stiver

Assisting AuctioneersJohn Kline

330-763-1556

Jason Kriegmont Jr.Apprentice Auctioneer

PUBLIC AUCTIONWill sell on the farm located at 10315 E. Moreland Rd. Apple Creek, OH. From US RT 250 SE of Apple Creek take Fountain Nook Rd. south to Moreland Rd. then east to fi rst farm on the right.

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 201510:00 AM

HORSES: A team of 14 yr. old registered black Percheron mares – well broke to farm machinery. The mares are sired by Windermere’s Goliath and were bred by Homerville Holstein Farms. The mares are selling open. A team of grade Belgian mares that are 6rs & 16 yrs. old and well broke will sell with choice and privilege; 3 yr. old grade Belgian mare – green broke; 2 yr. old Belgian mare – not broke; 2 yr. old Standardbred gelding – not broke. Consigned Horses – 3 yr. old Belgian stallion – broke to work; Yearling stud colt ( ½ Standardbred X Morgan/Percheron. CATTLE: 3 Holstein cows sell w/one due Feb. 2nd, 1 milking, and another dry; 2 yearling Holstein heifers. FARM EQUIPMENT: 371 Detroit Diesel power unit on running gear; Dion 22x38 Threshing Machine in good working condition; Fodder shredder; Pioneer LH walking and sulky plows; spring and spike harrows; single cultipacker; rotary hoe; Miller 2 row cultivator; McD one row cultivator; Corn harrow; JD 2 row corn planter; Ontario 13x7 grain drill; McD #7 mower w/5’ bar; McD #9 mower for parts; Case 4 bar hay rake; NI hay loader; ladder wagon w/Hostetler gear; smaller ladder wagon w/Hostetler gear; Homemade fi eld sprayer; McD corn binder; McD 7’ grain binder; McD #7 silo fi ller and pipe; Papec 14” fi nger feed grinder + new set of teeth; NI # 8 manure spreader for parts; McCormick manure spreader; small McCormick manure spreader; Steel wheeled box wagon w/stock rack. FARM MISC: Open hack w/good gear & shaft; 6” X 45’ rubber drive belt (like new); 6” x 29’ drive belt; 7” x 20’ rubber drive belt; 14’ x 36’ insulated skid building; 11 SS milk cans; 4 Swiss milk cans; 2 SS pails; strainer; Dbl SS wash vat; milk cart; Rockwell 10” table saw; fanning mill; silage cart; Bobsled runners; stalk cutter; 4’ x 10’ steel feed bunk; Osborne rotary hog feeder; 2 team sets of Bio work harness; eveners & neck yokes; large dehorner; junk pile; wagon load of misc. FEED: Approx. 24 T. of Non GMO ear corn; Approx. 400 bu. of Speltz; 1st cutting loose hay; 8 Ft. of corn silage in a 10’ silo. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Dressers; small chest; old clocks; table w/3 drawers; dry sink; old chairs; 40 gal. SS kettle; meat slicer; box lots; etc. OTHER CONSINGNMENTS: No. 3 Special Hub Bore Machine; No. 1 ½ Western Chief Tire Shrinker on wheels; Power hack saw; 3’ Tin roof shear; set of buggy wheels; McD cream separator; pile of good old wooden shutters; Older sewing machine heads Singer & Minnesota; a few boxes of green or blue canning jars; rocking chair; full size bed. TERMS: CASH or CHECK. LUNCH STAND

JOHN A. & ANNA E. HERSHBERGER, OWNERSAuction Conducted By:


FOR SALE: SchnoodlePuppy, 10 wks old, call(330) 674-1945 or (330)600-1296 daytime.

MINI AUSTRALIAN Shep-herd Puppies, 8wks old, 2males , 2 females , ve tchecked, shots, wormed,ready to go. Fredericksburg330-464-8187

3 BEABULL Females alsoBoxer male and female, allyoung dogs. (330) 763-1362

FOR SALE: Beagle Maleborn 10/27/14 out of excel-lent hunting stock! Jonathan5404 Cutter Rd Apple Creek

10WK OLD Schnoodle Pup-pies, 3 females, 3 males, inhome raised & started w/training, $200 for males,$ 3 0 0 f o r f e m a l e s .740-610-5310

AKC BOXER MALE, brindle.$200 OBO. (330) 621-8426

FOR SALE: 9-10 wk. oldFoxhound/Beagle crosspuppes. Priced to sell. (330)852-3153

STUD SERVICE available.Standard Poodle male,white, call for info. (330)852-2589

2006 CAVALIER KingCharles Spaniel, Male, ACABlenheim, proven, has nicelitters. V. healthy 359-6134

FOR SALE: Border CollieCross puppies, 8wks oldby 1st of Feb. Mom is goodcattle/watch dog. AaronMast 3528 TR 606, FDBG(330) 359-5192

1-AKC REG Sheba Female,1yr, 4mo old. $600. Possiblebreeding stock. (330)897-1106 Ext 2

AKC ENGLISH Bulldog Pup-pies, females, born 11/23,out of good mom. (330)473-2168

FOR SALE: Black & tanCoonhounds: 1 -5 yr. old fe-male, right in her prime,runs & trees her own coon,ready to help train yourpups; Also, 1- Coming 2 yr.old female, runs her owncoon. 330-275-5175.

FOR SALE: AKC dogs: 7-1/2mo. old Shih-Tzu male; Also6-1/2 yr. old Yorkie male,proven, 8-lbs. Paul Yoder,(330) 897-2313

LET US ADVERTISE YOURPUPPIES, we will come outand take pictures, and wewill also take calls/emails foryou. We also help set upshipping. (330) 763-1463

AKC BOSTON Terrier Male,good breeder, 4yr old, red &white $500. (740) 622-4059

AKC BLACK German Shep-herd Male 100lbs, 4yrs old,v e r y f r i e n d l y , p r o v e nbreeder, overly aggressivebreeder, sometimes needshelp $425 (330) 473-3156

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Walnut Creek Cheese Building/Berlin, Ohio Location: 5562 Market Street Berlin, Ohio 44610. From the square of Berlin take Market Street north 300 ft. to location.

Signs posted.

Tuesday February 17, 2015 at 4:00 p.m.Real Estate at 5:00 p.m.

40’x100’ Retail/Commercial Building on 2 City Lots * Public Utilities * Paved Parking Lot * High Traf-fic Area * Village of Berlin * Berlin Twp * Holmes County * Coolers * Shelving * Food Equipment

Open For Inspection: Monday February 9, 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.What a great location! A prime spot to locate your retail busi-ness, office space, etc. With Berlin Ohio being the hub of Hol-mes County’s tourist and business activity this property will lend itself to a multitude of uses. The 40’x100’ building was formerly used as a food retail store. Has natural gas forced air heat, air conditioning, public water and sewer, 1 bathroom, retail area and storage. Approx 20 car paved parking lot. All of the above is situated on two 49’.5 x 148’.5 city lots. Real estate sells to the highest bidder at 5:00 p.m.Taxes and Legal: Holmes County tax parcel numbers are: 0101095000 and 0101096000. Taxes are currently $1,280.75 per ½ year. Real Estate Terms: 10 % nonrefundable down payment made day of auction. Balance due at closing. No financing contin-gencies. Any required inspections must be completed prior to bidding. All information contained herein derived from sources deemed reliable but not warranted.

Equipment Sells at 4:00 p.m.Hobart Meat Grinder * Deli Case * Cardboard Baler

* Shelving * Misc. Equipment

Cases: 20’ deli case (self contained); 8’ produce display case; 12’ dairy case; 2 Southern cases (1-6’, 1-8’); Hobart 4732A Meat GrinderMisc: Cardboard baler; Bettcher power cleaver, semi continu-ous slicer; 2-3 compartment sinks w/ cabinets; hand wash sink with pedal controls; small chest freezer; 8 hole ice cream dip-ping cabinet; glass reach-through doors for cooler; 6’x8’ island display; bulk food display dispensers; Lozier shelving; display shelving; 3 cash register checkouts (1 with conveyor belt); wooden counters; stainless steel tables; grease interceptor; Reznor gas heaters; Northern Star hot pressure washer (as is); market umbrellas; 2 poly picnic tables; Wesco hand-operated lift; 2 wheel hand carts; office chairs; 2 channel intercom sys-temGo to www.kaufmanrealty.com for more pics and informa-tion.Chattel Terms: Cash or good check

JR. MILLER, REALTOR/AUCTIONEER330.231.1914 or [email protected]

Auction by the order of:

Owners

Woodworking Dispersal AuctionLocation: 312 Collins Blvd. Orrville OH 44667. Directions: From US Rt. 30, 9.5 miles east of Wooster & 20 miles west of Canton & I-77, take Orrville Rd. (SR 57) north 4.6 miles to

Collins Blvd., turn east ¼ mile to auction. Signs Posted

Saturday, February 7, 20159:00 AM

*Online Bidding Available for Cataloged Items*Auction Preview: Friday February 6th – 10:00 AM to 1:00 PMWoodworking Equipment: SCMI T130 Shaper; 2 - SCMI T110 Shapers w/ Sheff 4-wheel Feeders; SCMI T110 w/ Holz-Her 3-wheel feeder; Hoffmann PU-2 Dovetail Router; Diehl Straight Line Rip Saw; 2 – Rockwell RC-63N 24” Planers; Rockwell RC-63 Head Only; Northfield #4 Table Saw w/ Steff 4-wheel Feeder & Biesemeyer Fence; Northfield #4R Rolling table saw; Northfield #4 table saw w/ 6-wheel feeder & Biesemeyer Fence; 2 -Rock-well 18” radial arm saw; Dewalt 12” Radial Arm Saw; Steff belt feeder; SCMI Sandya Uno 36” Wide Belt Sander; Taylor 123-sec-tion Clamp Carrier, 12’; Holz-Her 1443 Accord Edge Bander w/ Doucet return conveyor; Stenner 36 Resaw bandsaw; Stegherr RSP horizontal curved jam saw; Stegherr spiral stair clamp ma-chine w/ 60 arms & clamps; MIKRON R200 Automatic Rosette Maker; Northfield 12” jointer; Moak 16” jointer; Delta Unisaw w/ Unifence; Drawer press 10”x30” plattens, 5’ opening; 3x8; Pneu-matic Press 1x10, homemade; Quick 36” glue spreader; Down-draft sanding table; Root horizontal boring machine; Wadkin Visage Profile Grinder; Nielsen Template Grinder; Omga 12” & 14” miter boxes; Elyria Engine Lathe, 7’ center-center, 12” swing; Rockwell Drill Press; Welsaw Horiz Metal Cutting bandsaw; Ped-estal grinder; Midwest Contour bander; Fairbanks Morse 5000# platform scale; Lasm belt/disc combination sander; Miscellaneous power tools not listed individually including drills, palm sanders, miter saws, etc.; Wood clamps; complete contents of maintenance room; misc. smalls not listed individually;Tooling: 1,000+ sets of corrugated back C/B tooling with tem-plates; Materials – Industrial Shelving: Lumber of all species; Lineal trim; Sheet goods; 3 Cantilever double sided racking; misc. rack-ing and shelving mostly industrial grade;Trucks – Trailers – Lifts: 1995 Mitsubishi FUSO FE Delivery Truck with Soft Side flatbed; 1987 International 9V4 DT466 Straight Truck with soft side flatbed, bed in rough shape; 1987 In-ternational DT466 diesel box truck; semi box trailer; Clark C40 lift truck, as is; JLG scissor lift, as is; Note: Rob & Lynne Saurers have owned & operated Precision Moldings, Inc. since the very beginning. They have recently sold the real estate & business and have decided to liquidate the bal-ance of all woodworking equipment at auction. We will be selling in 2 rings most of the day with Cataloged Items selling at 11:30 AM. Auction will be in a climate controlled facility and there is plenty of nearby parking. Sale Order: Ring 1 @ 9:00 AM – Small Power Tools, All uncata-loged items. Ring 2 @ 9:30 AM – Tooling. Large Woodworking Cataloged Items @ 11:30 AM.Terms: Cash – Check – Credit Card; 3% Buyer’s Premium. Premi-um Waived for cash or check. Everything will be sold “As Is” with no warranties. Buyer to have 1 week to remove items from the fa-cility and the seller will disconnect machinery after the auction is completed. Loading will be available. For online bidding, catalogs, pictures, and additional info go to www.kaufman-auctions.com Lunch Stand Available

Auction by order of:Rob & Lynne Saurers

CURT YODER, AUCTIONEER330-204-2447

[email protected]

BART TRUST AUCTIONA N T I Q U E S - C O L L E C T I B L E S HOUSEHOLD-TOOLS-HORSE ITEMS-MODEL PLANES-MARBLES COSTUME JEWELRY-OLD PAPER BOOKS-GOOD

FURNITURE- APPLIANCESNEW BUILDING MATERIALS

To settle the estate will sell the following personal property for the trust, plus items from other homes at public auction. Auction to be held in The FFA Building, Wayne County Fairgrounds, Wooster, Ohio. The fairgrounds are located at the junction of

US Route 30 and State Route 3 South.

THURSDAY FEBRUARY 5, 20159:00 A.M.

BART TRUST AUCTION4 section stacking bookcase; Roseville vase; old bottles- old framed pictures including military group; scrapbooks; old photo albums; good selection old books including Works of Kipling; costume jewelry; silver plate items; old decorating items from around the world; old linens; string of sleigh bells; large snake skins; wooden cigar boxes; good old dishes and glassware; Kirby sweeper; National Geographic magazines; old dog show trophies; old framed ball player picture; boxes of slides and projectors; 2 electric sewing machines; Almond refrigerator and flat top elec. stove; auto washer and dryer; Wagner #9 drip pan and lid; good box lots; and more. HORSE ITEMS- Several saddles; bridles; older English riding clothes; horse accessories; and more. Lots to unpack and sort. Auction by order of Marilyn Humrichouser, Trustee for GEORGE BART TRUST.

McCONAHAY ESTATE AUCTIONSmall cherry desk; costume jewelry; sewing goods; 2 Navajo rugs; linens and bedding; good selection of baskets; Pep word processor; love seat w/ foot stool; dishes and cookware; Ber-hoff Produce wooden box; lots of books; new 10 gal. shop vac.; folding chairs; pottery; metal shelving; elec. sewing machine; canning jars; misc. office supplies; good box lots; and more. Auction by order of Ruth Metcalf Ex. for ESTATE OF TRE-VA McCONAHAY, Wayne Co. Probate #TBD.

AUCTION #3German MUD radio from the ‘50’s; large selection of marbles; collection of cap guns; large glass negative of rail road; Bendix “Phantom” radio in case like night stand; collection of muscle cars NIB; collection of large model airplanes; and more.

AUCTION #4Good selection of new building supplies including windows, siding, and insulation; few tools; ladders.

AUCTION #5Upright 8 gal. 7HP air compressor; cherry picker hoist; Rigid pipe threader; 150 btu ready heater; hand and power tools; 12 in. band saw; table saw; machinist tool box; misc. shop tools and hardware.

MONEY ESTATE AUCTIONExcellent furniture and household including 5 pc. bedroom suite; Maytag HD auto washer and dryer; leather couch and matching love seat like new; 2 leather recliners; maple drop leaf table and chairs; Panasonic tv; towels and bedding; 4 pc. dark bedroom suite; Maple drop leaf table and chairs; curio cabinet; wicker furniture; small bookcase; good box lots; and more. Auction by order of Dan Welty Ex. for ESTATE OF ESTA MONEY, Wayne co. Probate #TBDNOTE- A good auction with lots of variety and quality. Selling in 3 rings. Bring 2 friends and the big truck. Pictures updated week of auction at www.gant-realty.com.. Circle your calendar for a good one.TERMS- Cash or Good Check Breakfast and LunchAUCTIONEERS- Dave Acker, Nick DeFelice, Paul Emerson

4939 MILLBROOK RD.WOOSTER, OHIO 44691

(330)264-8342


1 1/2YR old Black & WhiteMiniature Poodle Male. 2yrold Fawn AKC Pug male,proven breeder $400ea.(330) 897-0629

WIDE BELT SANDER AEM,speed sander, belt size37x60, good cond., ideal forsmaller shop. Paul Nisley(330) 897-1178

LOOKING TO rent between10-20 acres of pasture inthe Nashville, Loudonville,Big Prairie, or Millersburgarea. (330) 603-9974

NEED A VAN FOR A TRIPSOUTH this winter? Odys-sey Rental has a late modelChevy 15 pass. van for rent!Call us at (330) 852-0157,Cell (330) 473-7619

BUYING OFSTANDING TIMBER

M & M Sawmill 330-893-1020Henry Troyer 330-231-9307

'01 DODGE 15 pass van,runs good. Call for info.(330) 621-4728

FOR SALE: Quincy AirCompressor, belt driven10-15HP, model 370, goodc o n d . $ 2 0 0 0 . ( 3 3 0 )439-8218 Steven M. Yoder12303 Dover Rd, AppleCreek OH 44606

FOR SALE: 7 young Bull-dog cross females, under3yrs old, 1 bred due end ofFeb., 1 10mo old Beabullmale very active, priced tosell. Also, 2 Lassie Collie fe-males. (330) 440-2922

WANTED: BICHON Female,1 yr or younger. (330)852-9030

545 Vans

8WK OLD Male Beagle Bull-dog cross puppy $450.330-440-8933

WANTED: Used mini surreyin good condition. (330)695-2153 / LM

6WK OLD puppies 3/4 Bor-der Collie 1/4 Lassie Collie,will make good farm dogs.Merle Mast 330-275-4813

2000 GMC Pickup truck, ext.cab, 3/4-ton, 197k mi., runsgreat, 4x4, a/c, some rust,5th wheel & Reese hitch,trailer brake. Call or text forpics - 330-231-5745

Wanted Cast iron 30-35 galKehl. Also H32 Enterprisemeat grinder List price/condL.Yoder, 5864 CR 59, Mbg.

HITATCHI 10" slide com-pound mitre saw. Dewalt12" compound mitre saw.Dewalt mitre saw stand.Hitatchi 15" mitre saw.Makita 7 1/4" circ. saw.Senco finish nail gun. Portercable jig saw. Full facemask r esp i r a t o r . G racovarnish/paint pump system/Kremlin spray gun.(330) 852-0444

2005 DODGE 2500 Cumminsdiesel, 175k mi., $18,000.(330) 231-6446.

WANTED TO buy:100 Locus Fence Posts.

(330) 496-3412

TAKING PICTURES and ad-vertising your puppiesonline, also offering deliveryby car or airport.(330) 663-6799

540 Trucks SUVs

20KW DIESEL Gen. set3,600hrs. $2,200 OBO.Campbell Hausfeld 3HP aircompressor on 60gal tank$400. (330) 407-3551

AKC REG. Golden RetrieverMale, 7mo old, family raisedout of good stock $550.(330) 852-2679

WANTED: USED cordlesstools, non-working: drills,saws, impact wrenches, bat-teries & chargers - Dewalt,Makita, & Milwaukee. (330)359-2070.

FOR SALE: Thomas LX RedMoped, works good, goodshape, $800 obo. Leavemessage (330) 359-0007

GAS GENERATOR - SubaruRobin, RGV7500/watt, Brandnew, paid $2,400, asking$2,000. 440-223-3325

FOR SALE: (2) 8 mo old 7/8English Bulldog Puppies, fe-m a l e $ 8 5 0 e a ( 3 3 0 )473-0491

WANTED: SEWING machinecabinet with lift for free armsewing machine. WillisYoder, 330-275-6950

2003 KAWASAKI Vultan,exc. cond., Call or text(330) 600-0355

FOR SALE: Ford V-6 En-gine, starts & runs good.(330) 674-0520

3/4 CAVALIER 1/4 Cockerpups, 8 wks, UTD on shots.Reg. Eng. Bull pup. Reg.French Bull pup. (740)824-4361

Building all types of wood &wire fences. Have ambusher

to clear old fence rows.Free est. United Fencing330-359-2314 / 231-8813

WANTED: NAT. Gas CookStove, also sink for base-ment, state price and cond.Marvin Miller 10407 S. Ap-ple Creek Rd., FDBG

530 Motorcycles ATVs320 Tools Machinery

COAL BLACK Poodle Bichonmale, 6 mo. had shots.Partly house trained. V gen-tle nice pet, $450. 852-7710

WANTED: USED cap pleater.State price and condition,330-897-5130

YODER'S FENCE & BrushRemoval. Will build alltypes of farm fence. 23 yrs.exp. Free est. 330-763-0497

2009 GIANT Defy road bikeall components upgraded$400, specialized mountainbike $275. (330) 852-2829

5'X10' TILT trailer. 3500 lb.axle rate. Good tires. Lightswork. Ex. for lawn mowersATV's, $850 OBO 465-1432

2 AKC Reg. Sheba MalePuppies, shots & wormed,will be ready on 1/20/15.$500 - 330-897-1106 Ext 2

775 FencingWANTED: Rear tractor tires-

air or filled, 16.9 or 14.9x24,good cond, 8-lug. Will tradeturb tires. 330-275- 9675

310 Sports Fitness

'98 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX187k mi., $1,200.

330-674-5353,330-231-5537

JACK RUSSEL Mix puppies.12 wks old. $30 ea. Black &white. 330-674-2804

WANTED: GOOD conditionboy's buggy. Tim Kline,330-279-3998.

11300 AD13633918 144HILLSIDE

DOORS & WINDOWS

TOY FOX Terrier Pups, 8wks old, 3 males, black &white, shots/wormed, $150.Raymond Yoder, 5236 E.Moreland Rd. Frdrksbrg.

FOR SALE: '12 Chevy Sil-verado, 3/4Ton, 63K miles,Crew Cab, Duromax Diesel,loaded, very nice. $32,500(330) 763-1923

SWISS CONSTRUCTION.Amish Crew, specializing inpole bldgs., horse barns, rid-ing arenas, machine sheds,garages. For all your polebuilding needs call 330-763-3937.

LOOKING TO Buy Older Mo-torcycles, running or not. 330-328-9642.

FOR SALE: AUSTRALIANShepherd cross puppies. 5mo. Mountain Curs. Startedon squirrel. 2 year WalkerCoon dog, trees coon. RayYoder, 330-897-4940 ext. 3

FOGGED HOUSE WIN-DOWS? We can fix themwithout replacing the entirewindow. (330) 674-7556.

720 Construction355 Wanted to Buy 500 Automobiles

2YR OLD Grade BluetickMale has hammer breedingruns with other dogs $200.Also UKC Beagle female 11/2yr old runs rabbits $50.(330) 275-8964

BICHON FRISE, females,$550, 2 or more $500.Males, $350. ACA or AKCeligible. (330) 749-1054

1130 WindowsHOUSE CLEANING, I have

transportation. Call Naomi330-473-3089.

NOW Selling Kenny's Omega3-6 Dog food. 26% protein,18% fat. James Mast, 7220TR 572, Mbg. 330-674-0801

POWERMATIC 6" Jointer ingood cond. $300. DC3series portable dust collec-tor and air handler, 1 micronbag $125. (330) 852-6011

WANTED: ENG. MastiffMale, older dog 4yrs+.(740) 824-4361

2 BR MOBILE on private lot,blacktop parking, washer/dryer, frig./range, incls.trash, w/priv. storage bldg.,all new floor coverings, $485+dep. & utils. Avail. Feb.1st. (330)763-3838.

WANTED: SERVICE ageWestie Male also Westie fe-male (330) 279-9068

HONDA EU6500 Generator,2yrs old, minimal usage, justserviced. Exc. cond, runsgreat $3,200 (330) 763-1155

AFFORDABLE DRIVING &hauling service. Can meetall your needs. Truck andtrailer service available. Willalso do hunting and fishingtrips. Call (330) 763-1475

FOR SALE: AKC Beagle fe-male, 16mo, runs rabbits.5mo old Beagle male.(330) 852-3701

495 Mobile Home Rentals

FOR SALE: 7 Beagle Bull-dog Cross Females, 3-4yrs old. (330) 897-0454

DUST BUNNIES CleaningCo. offers an affordablehousecleaning service tai-lored to meet your needs.Insured/bonded. Call Michelleat (330) 844-1604.

1050 Taxi Limo Shuttle

FOR SALE: AKC Male Sibe-rian Husky Puppies, bornOct. 14, 2014, up to date onall shots & wormer, guaran-teed healthy $400ea. (330)893-4026

COUNTRY HOME for rent$500/mo+util+dep. 2br, 1ba,(330) 231-0981

9MO OLD Male Beabull.(330) 567-5908 695 Cleaning

FOR SALE: English Bull-dog, 3 yrs. old; Beagle,2-1/2 yrs old; (2) Beabulls,1-1/2 yrs. old - All females(330) 763-4813, after 6pm.

COMPLETE PRECUT setupunscrambler greenchainheavy duty chopsaw withhydraulic infeed and outfeedsingle head baker resawwith complete run around in-cluding sizer deduster alsoblower 140HP John Deereand all hydraulic pumps$32,000. (330) 897-1038

MENNONITE COUPLE look-ing to rent a house. Call ortex t . 330-275-2136 BenMiller

FOR SALE: 2 YR OLD AKCGerman Sheperd Female,(330) 231-0117

YODER FAMILY Roofing &Seamless Spouting LLC,servicing Wayne/Holmes

counties for 17 yrs, insured.Call for your free estimate.

330-695-3000

WANTED: MALE BassetHound prefer lemon/white.Joey Yoder 4140 TR 606,FDBG OH 44627

475 Home Condo RentalsFOR SALE: AKC Golden Re-

triever Puppy, born 11/4,$500. (330) 600-9061

1000 Roofing & Spouting06500 AD13113930 72

10190485

IN SEARCH of Pomeranianmale to stud for AI.

AKC Pomeranian male,proven $95 (330) 852-2435

BORDER COLLIE PUPPIES10wks old $100. VernonMast 5440 E. Moreland Rd.,FDBG (330) 698-0514 x2

FOR SALE: Poletek screw aircomp 10 to 30 HP $7100.10" Deltra unisaw w/fence &ext. table. L. new, $1750. 6"Drum sander wAM air mo-tor $425. dust collector bag200. 16" scroll saw w quick-set blade change 4 AM airmotor $500 OBO all A Byler7168 SR 514, Big Prairie Oh

DRYWALL finishing &patching int. painting. Rea-son. rates. Jr. Yoder, 7720TR 509, Lakeville, O. 44638

MOTORHOME- Jayco Mel-bourne 2012 model 29-D onFord 450 chassis. 22,000miles, 3 slide outs, Onongenerator, like new. $79,800330-231-1164 Millersburg.

TC TRIM & CABINETSpecializing in interior trimcarpentry. Give us a call at(330) 897-4603

6WK OLD BLUE HEELERmix puppies, 5 males, 3 fe-males, $20. 1yr old maleB e a g l e p u p $ 4 0 .330-852-3107 x1

FOR SALE: 1yr old FrenchBulldog Boston crossmale, cream and white$500. (330) 893-9140

FOR SALE: 10" CraftsmanRadial Arm saw, like new,$550. (330) 674-1859, (330)231-1758

GORILLA Painting, Co.Free estimates.

Call Joellen 330-231-3541

415 Mobile HomeFor Sale

FOR SALE: Toy Fox Terrier,female, 4 year old black &white, $75 obo. 330-698-0246

5YR OLD brown and whiteChihuahua female $250OBO. For more info call(330) 852-2381

FOR SALE: Treated fenceboards and posts in stock.16 ft. boards $6, posts $5.Also 4x4x8 ft.&16ft. WeaverLogging and Lumber(330) 763-4614

925 Painting

I BUY junk cars 262-9300PINECRAFT FL, Gilbert Ave.furnished 2br house +apt,with huge lot, currently hasyea r ' r ound t ennan t .$188,500. (330) 473-3530

FOR SALE: 5HP Quicy AirCompressor w/ 11HPHonda Motor, battery start,stationary unit w/ slide,pressure shut off switch, flexhose, good cond. $1600.Aden Yoder (740) 622-0933

12 WEEK old puppies, Aus-t ra l ian Shepherd Cross1817 TR 151 Baltic OH43804. (330) 897-0014x2

AKC CHINESE SHAR PEIPuppies, 1-female, 2-males,8wks old, shots & wormed

(330) 897-0821

HEAT YOUR HOUSE with abasement stone fireplace.Also, outdoor pavilion stonefireplaces. (330) 763-1610

300 Pets Supplies 650 Building Materials 830 Hauling300 Pets Supplies 410 Home Condo For Sale320 Tools Machinery

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All leases are 36 month 36,000 mile closed end. $2000 cash or trade equity due in advance plus fi rst month payment, tax, title, license plates and documentary fee.Sign and Drive leases are plus tax, title, license plates, documentary fee due in advance. All leases include Mud Guards three oil changes. 0.9% and 1.9% fi nancing good on select Honda models.

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2 Year Test Drive2 year 24,000 mile one pay lease. $7835 cash or trade equity due in advance. Includes all Wayne County taxes, fees, mud guards and 3 oil changes.For well qualifi ed buyers approved with Honda Financial Services.Offer good through 03/02/2015

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$10,299P7773A 2010 Mazda MAZDA3

$10,999P7796A 2010 Ford Focus SES

$10,999A688A 2006 Honda Accord

$10,999A700A 2007 Toyota RAV4 Limited

$10,299A688A 2011 Honda Accord LX

$15,910A550B 2012 Jeep Liberty

$14,449A639A 2011 Honda Insight EX HYBRID

$13,998P7837 2007 Honda CR-V EX

$14,998P7828 2012 Honda Civic EX

$16,988P7818A 2010 Honda CR-V EX 4WD

$15,988A662A 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe Limited

$14,899A673A 2009 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer

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330-674-4015

Power Windows & Locks, Tilt Wheel, Cruise Control, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels.

#MP7287C

00 Dodge Grand Caravan Sale Price

$1,999

Power Windows & Locks, Roof Rack, Alloy Wheels,

Tow Package.#GM14367A

00 Chevy Astro Van AWD Sale Price$4,990

Power Seat, Power Windows & Locks,

Cassette.#MP7635AB

02 Buick Century Custom Sale Price

$4,991Power Windows & Locks, Keyless Entry, CD Stereo,

Alloy Wheels, Tow Package#MP7631A

03 Kia Sorrento Sale Price

$4,991Power Seat, Power

Windows & Locks, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels,1 Owner #MP7403A

07 Chrysler Town & Country Sale Price$4,994

V6, Alloy Wheels,Tow Package.

#MP7635B

94 Chevy S10 Reg Sale Price

$1,750Power Windows & Locks, Keyless

Entry, Tow Package.#MP7594C

97 Ford Explorer XLT Sale Price

$1,499Power Windows & Locks, Tilt

Wheel, Cruise Control#C14262B

94 Olds Cutlass Sale Price

$1,499

Manual, Cloth,Captains Chairs

#T15138C

98 Ford Escort ZX2 Sale Price$2,499

Power Seats, Running Boards, Sunroof, Heated

Leather, Alloy Wheels, Air#T15137A

99 Ford Explorer EddieBauer Sale Price$2,688

Power Seat, Power Windows & Locks, Roof Rack, Leather, Captains Chairs, CD Stereo.

#GM15042C

99 Olds Silhouette Sale Price

$2,991

Power Seat, Power Windows & Locks, CD

Stereo, Alloy Wheels, Air.#GM14342D

03 Chevy Venure LS Sale Price$5,499

4-Cyl Manual, Power Sunroof, Leather, 6-Disc

CD, Air, Alloy Wheels#MP7632AA

04 Mazda3 Sale Price

$5,501Power Windows & Locks, Bedliner, Cassette Stereo,

Alloy Wheels.#MP7596A

02 Ford 1/2 Ton Ext XLT Sale Price$5,988

Power Seat, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels, Air

#C15130A

04 Chevy Malibu LS Sale Price$5,990

Cruise Control,Cassette Stereo.

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99 Ford Escort Sale Price$2,999

Power Windows & Locks, Keyless Entry, CD Stereo,

7-Passenger.#GM14326C

05 Dodge Caravan Sale Price$3,488

Power Seats, Keyless Entry, Sunroof,Alloy Wheels#MP7513B

99 Chrysler Cirrus LXI Sale Price$3,499

Power Seat, Power Windows & Locks,Alloy Wheels, Air

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02 Ford Explorer XLT Sale Price$3,990

Manual, Tilt Wheel, Cruist Control, Bedliner, CD

Stereo, Alloy Wheels, Air, Tow Package. #GM14202C

02 Chevy S10 Ext 4x4 LS Sale Price$5,999

Power Windows & Locks, Power Seat, CD Stereo

#GM14364B

00 Ford Mustang Sale Price$5,999

Tilt Wheel, Air, Tow Package, Long Bed

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00 GMC 1/2 Ton Reg Sale Price$5,999

Power Windows & Locks, Bedliner, CD Stereo,

Air, Tow Package#MP7679A

03 Ford 1/2 Ton Reg XLT Sale Price$3,990

4x4, Power Seats, Roof Rack, Heated Leather, CD

Stereo, Alloy Wheels#C14182A

03 Ford Explorer Limited Sale Price

$3,991Power Windows & Locks, Keyless Entry, 3rd Row,

7-Pass Seating#GM15006C

05 Dodge Grand Caravan Sale Price$3,999

Power Windows & Locks, Power Sunroof, Monsoon

Stereo, CD Player.#T15162A

03 Pontiac Grand AM Sale Price$4,499

Power Seat, Power Windows & Locks, Roof Rack, Alloy Wheels,

Tow Package. #MP7686A

04 Chevy TrailBlazer LS Sale Price$6,499

7.3L Diesel, Nerf Bars, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels,Tow Package.

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01 Ford 3/4 Ton Crew 4x4 XL Sale Price$6,888

Power Windows & Locks, Running Boards, CD Stereo, Alloy Wheels,

Air, Tow Package.# GM15141B

05 Chevy Trailblazer LS 4x4 Sale Price

$6,991

Power Seat, Power Windows & Locks, CD Stereo, Air.

#MP7599A

07 Chevy Malibu LT Sale Price$6,999

Power Seats, Power Windows & Locks, CD Stereo,Alloy Wheels, Air

#T14253B

06 Pontiac G6 SE Sale Price$6,999

Only 92,600 Miles!!! Power Windows & Locks, CD Stereo,

Alloy Wheels, Air.#GM14336A

03 Pontiac Vibe Sale Price$5,999

Only 89,000 Miles!!! Leather Power Seats, CD

Stereo, 1 Owner, Nice Car.#GM14273A

04 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Sale Price$5,999

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