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DELPHOS HERALD
The

Telling The Tri-County’s Story Since 1869


50¢ daily Saturday, November 27, 2010 Delphos, Ohio

Upfront
Santa letters
Blue Jays to try for 6th state title
By JIM METCALFE thing this week. We have one
due Dec. 9 jmetcalfe@delphosher-
ald.com
more week to go and then we
can relax. We’ve kept a level
The Delphos Herald has a head all year and we’ll keep a
direct line to Santa and will WAPAKONETA — level head this week.”
accept letters from children According to St. John’s “Our lines did a great
expressing their wishes for head football coach Todd job controlling play on both
Christmas. Schulte, his Blue Jays came sides of the ball. Our option
The letters will be printedinto Friday’s Division game was working as well as
on Dec. 15 and forwarded to VI state semifinal clash at it’s had all season,” Schulte
the Jolly Old Elf. Wapakoneta’s Harmon Field began. “We didn’t have to
Letters are due by 5 p.m. with two goals: shut down run much more than the
Dec. 9 and can be e-mailed Sidney Lehman’s powerful option; Jordan (Leininger)
to nspencer@delphosherald. running game and establish made some great reads and
com. , mailed to Santa the line of scrimmage on its our line was opening up big
Letters, 405 N. Main St, own offense. holes. We ran it well to either
Delphos OH 45833 or Consider both goals met. side.”
dropped off at the office. The Jays held the Cavaliers The Jays got it rolling
to 103 yards rushing on 38 from the opening kickoff —
Church to host tries and ran for 255 yards
on 36 rushes, dominating the
despite facing a steady wind
in their faces the first period
Christmas piano Cavaliers 49-7 to advance — a 20-yard return by senior
to the state title game next Tyler Bergfeld to set them up
concert Friday at Canton’s Fawcett at the 36. Keyed by a 40-yard
Stadium against Shadyside. jaunt by senior signalcaller
Delphos Wesleyan Church “After we lost in the title Leininger (8 rushes, 73 yards;
will host a Candle Light game last year, this was our 4-of-7 passing, 94 yards),
Christmas Piano Concert goal since then; get back to they got on the board at the
featuring Josie Kent and the title game. We’re not sat- end of a 6-play drive. At the
Robert Ulm on Dec. 2. isfied either, and neither are Lehman 6, Leininger ran an
A reception will begin our fans,” senior linebacker option to the left side, faked Tom Morris photo
at 5:45 p.m. in Marble Hall Chris Pohlman explained. to junior fullback Jordan
with the concert at 7 p.m. “We’re happy to be going Bergfeld (8 totes, 76 yards) St. John’s sent a statement right away Friday night by scoring on their first drive as
A free-will offer- back but we’re not done. I and kept it untouched to the senior quarterback Jordan Leininger finds paydirt between Sidney Lehman defenders
ing will be taken. can guarantee that Shadyside end zone. Junior Josh Rode’s Jonathan Slagle and Travis Ratliff. The Jays belted the Cavaliers 49-7 to advance to the
will come at us with all they point-after made it 7-0 with Division VI state title game.

Sports
have. Every week, I can think 9:54 left in the opener. on a 4th-and-1 at their own The Jays (14-0) got it roll- went for 14-plus yards,
of 10-15 things we need to do Sidney Lehman (12-2) 40 and making it, but soon ing again: an 8-play, 78-yard including the clincher at the
better after watching film and tried to retaliate right away, after having to punt. sojourn. Five of the plays
YMCA holds registration I’m sure we’ll have the same even going for the first down See JAYS, page 6

St. John’s to induct 2010 class to Hall of Fame


YMCA of VWC
holding registration for
youth basketball
The YMCA of Van
Wert County is currently
holding registration for the
winter Youth Basketball
League. One may register
now through Saturday.
The League is divided
by the following age
groups: 4 yrs.-Kindergarten
(Co-ed), 1st-2nd grades
(Co-ed), 3rd-4th grade
girls, 3rd-4th boys, 5th-6th
girls and 5th-6th boys.
You must hold some type
of Y membership in order
to participate in youth bas-
ketball. Information about Jerry Carder Jim Carder Oliver ‘Ollie’ Sever Ronnie Grothouse Mary (Scherger) Bonhomme
this and other programs The St. John’s Hall of Carder said. Hall of Fame for Athletic that All-Star game was a defin- were inducted in the University
available at the Van Wert Fame Induction Ceremony is Jerry agreed. “And the fans Achievement. Their varsity ing moment in his life because of Findlay Hall of Fame in
YMCA can be found by set for Sunday at 12:30 p.m. have always been a big part of record was 53-16. The Carder it became a stepping stone 1982, the Hancock County
calling (419) 238-0443 or in the All Saints Building at our success,” he said. brothers were co-captains their to future success. Findlay Hall of Fame in 1985 and
visiting www.vwymca.com. St. John’s High School. They said they’ve never senior year. While playing College was there scouting the NAIA National Basketball
Clinics to kick off the The event will begin with a forgotten that loyalty. They Dayton, Dunbar, the record and later offered the brothers Hall of Fame in 2007.
season begin the week of free brunch. At approximate- also remember the chills it for most points scored by two scholarships to play ball. “We didn’t play basketball
Dec. 6, with games start- ly 1:30 p.m., the St. John’s gave them to run in the foot- teams was set with a final score “Really, it all started at for the awards,” Jim said. We
ing the week of Jan. 8. Parish Foundation will give a steps of their childhood men- of 109-91. Jerry broke a St. Delphos St. John’s. None of just loved the game. “A lot of
Globetrotters in Findlay brief presentation, immediate- tors. Long before high school, John’s record their senior year, our success would have hap- our success was the responsi-
Hot on the heels of the ly followed by the induction the brothers practiced with scoring 39 points in a game pened otherwise,” Jerry said. bility of other people.” Both
most successful year in fran- ceremony at approximately St. John stars Red Elwer and with Newport Catholic. Also Once at Findlay College, brothers named Coach Bob
chise history, the legendary 1:45 p.m. Barney Altman. The twins felt their senior year, the Carder they continued setting records. Arnzen and Findlay Coach
Harlem Globetrotters will This year’s inductees are: blessed to play on the same twins led the 20-4 team to the The brothers were 4-year start- James Houdeshell as influen-
celebrate their 85th consecu- Jim Carder and Jerry court. regional finals, where they lost ers and co-captains their senior tial in their careers.
tive season when their daz- Carder In junior high, the Carder in a bittersweet defeat to their year. For four years they were “Everybody said we played
zling 2011 “4 Times the Fun” Athletic Achievement - family moved to Lexington, former Lexington teammates. First-Team All-District and like we knew where each other
World Tour stops in Findlay, class of 1964 Ohio, where the boys contin- Jim was named First team NAIA All-American Third- would be. But there wasn’t
showcasing the wholesome Running the tunnel from ued to play basketball. Then in All Lima-land in 1964. Also Team. In 102 college games, any magic to it. Because when
family entertainment that has the locker room to the gym 1962, the brothers were thrilled that year, they were both AA Jim never missed a game. He you play for and with great
provided lifetime memories nearly 50 years ago was just to be back in their hometown Northwest District First-Team, is the second-leading scorer in people, you become great,”
for generations of fans. the beginning of a stellar bas- to finish high school. For AA Honorable-Mention All- university history with 2,079 Jim said.
The Harlem Globetrotters ketball career for two Delphos three years they delighted fans State. They were also selected points. Jerry is third in all-time Looking back and being a
will take the court at Croy graduates. Twins Jim and with their tandem play. They to play in the North/South All scoring at the university with part of that Delphos tradition
Gymnasium on Jan. 27 at Jerry Carder both recall the broke high school records and Star game in Marion Ohio, 1,983 points. In 1967-68, the is exciting for the twins. “We
7 p.m. Tickets are on sale first time they were met with a showed passion and enthusi- where Jim broke the All-Star brothers led their team to the owe everything to St. John’s.
cheering St. John’s crowd. asm for the game. game scoring record with 36 highest scoring average in the Our lives are like a storybook
at www.harlemglobetrot-
ters.com, the University “Delphos fans are loud, The 1964 graduates points, a record previously history of Findlay basketball
enthusiastic and loyal,” Jim are being inducted into the held by Jerry Lucas. Jim said at 98.8 points per game. They See FAME, page 3
of Findlay box office in
Memorial Union, or by phone
419-434-4361. Information Black Friday: What recession?
on group and scout tickets
By ANNE Americans were throwing
can also be found at www.
harlemglobetrotters.com. D’INNOCENZIO in their carts. Shoppers still
The Associated Press clutched lists and the buy-
ing frenzy was focused on
Forecast For one day at least, you the deals on TVs and toys,
could almost imagine the but many were treating them-
Mostly clear recession never happened. selves while they bought gifts
tonight. Millions of the nation’s shop- for others, adding items like
Lows in the pers braved rain and cold boots, sumptuous sweaters,
lower 20s. to crowd stores while oth- jewelry and even dresses for
Mostly sunny ers grabbed online bargains special occasions.
Sunday with on what could be the busiest Elayne Breton and her
highs in the lower 40s and Black Friday ever. daughter Michelle got to
lows in the upper 20s. Early signs pointed to big- Maryland’s Mall in Columbia
ger crowds at many stores around 7 a.m. A few hours
Index including Best Buy, Sears, later, Michelle had picked
Obituaries 2 Macy’s and Toys R Us, some out several presents for her-
State/Local 3 of which had earlier openings self, including a pair of UGG
Politics 4 Stacy Taff photo
than past years or even round- boots, perfume and an iPod
the-clock hours. Minnesota’s Touch. At Nordstrom, she
Preschoolers learn table settings
Community 5
Sports 6 Mall of America and mall scored a long-sleeved purple
Classifieds 7 operators Taubman Centers shirt that her mother let her
The preschoolers at Tender Times Child Development Center hold a post-Thanks- Inc. and Macerich Co. also wear out of the store.
TV 8 giving feast, giving them an opportunity to learn where everything goes on a table reported more customers than “Last year we were care-
place setting. From left, toddlers Jacob Aurand and Jenna Hannemann helped by last year. ful,” said Elayne, whose hus-
Jessica Pohlman, Sydney Rostorfer and Blake Morgan enjoy peanut butter and jelly But the most encourag- band’s beer distribution busi-
sandwiches with chips, orange slices and milk. ing sign for retailing and
for the economy was what See BLACK FRIDAY, page 2
2 – The Herald Saturday, November 27, 2010 www.delphosherald.com

For The Record


Taking a risk, dressing it twice Black Friday The Delphos
Herald
(Continued from Page 1) sellers were a luggage set for
Aaaaah. ness has started to pick up again. $49.99 and $39.99 cashmere
The Thanksgiving turkey has been NANCY SPENCER “This year we’ll do more.” sweaters. Vol. 141 No. 141
devoured along with all the trimmings. The strong Black Friday He noted that two groups Nancy Spencer, editor
I was reflecting on how much work goes
into such an endeavor and then in a few On the builds on retailers’ momentum
after a solid start to November.
that helped fuel customer traf-
fic were young shoppers, ages
Ray Geary, general manager
Delphos Herald, Inc.
short minutes, sometimes literally, it’s all 15 to 25, and men, both of
over.
I tried something new this year. I made
Other hand Shoppers who can afford it are
buying more nonessentials, like whom were buying for them-
selves.
Don Hemple, advertising
manager
Tiffany Brantley,
jewelry and luxury goods.
dressing. To most this will not seem like “Last year, consumers were Sharply reduced prices on circulation manager
such a big feat. To someone who has never extremely into the basics, the flat-screen TVs helped fuel William Kohl, general manager/
made it before and wants it to be perfect, it many stores’ sales, accord- Eagle Print
can be a stressor. and threw the other ingredients together socks, the pillows,” said Keith
ing to Marshal Cohen, market The Daily Herald (USPS 1525
I got the recipe for Crockpot Dressing and then poured the neck broth, onions and Jelinek, director of the global 8000) is published daily except
retail practice at consulting research analyst at NPD Group
from a former co-worker. She would bring celery over everything and tossed it in the Inc. Stores were grappling with Sundays and Holidays.
it to our holiday carry-ins and we would just crock pot. Like a mother hen, I checked firm AlixPartners. “This year, By carrier in Delphos and
they’re hungry to dress up a glut of TVs heading into the area towns, or by rural motor
rave about it. We even invited her back to a it often and added liquid as needed. My season because they had over-
few gatherings after she retired so we could husband, who also checked it often, at one their wardrobes, their homes. route where available $2.09 per
Shoppers were buying items estimated consumer demand. week. By mail in Allen, Van
still have her dressing. Selfish little devils, point told me to make sure I tell everyone it Research firm ShopperTrak Wert, or Putnam County, $105
aren’t we? was my first attempt. Harrumph! What did with a little more pizazz, trend-
ier sweaters, sheets in higher is expected to release Black per year. Outside these counties
I knew my bird wasn’t going to be done that mean? He hadn’t even tasted it yet. $119 per year.
in time to add the drippings for flavor so thread counts.” Friday data on Saturday, but
When my sister-in-law arrived, I made a full picture of how retailers Entered in the post office
someone suggested I boil the turkey neck her do the first taste test. Mmmm. She said He cautioned that they’re in Delphos, Ohio 45833 as
with the onions and celery for flavoring not looking to replace every- fared for the overall weekend
it was delicious. won’t be known until Thursday
Periodicals, postage paid at
instead of just adding chicken broth. It Yes! thing — just looking for a Delphos, Ohio.
seemed like a good idea because I just toss few special items. “They’re when major retailers report No mail subscriptions will be
Then she proceeded to taste it again — their monthly sales results. accepted in towns or villages
the neck in the freezer until garbage day and again. still very value-conscious,” he
anyway. added. For the economy, the ques- where The Daily Herald paper
Everyone else thought the same so the tion remains: Will shoppers carriers or motor routes provide
Now let’s get to the onion. I DETEST Crockpot Dressing will remain on the menu Macy’s CEO Terry
daily home delivery for $2.09
onions. I can’t stand them. I love the flavor Lundgren said there were 7,000 keep it up?
they give things and I liberally sprinkle for years to come. Nearly 15 million people per week.
Yes, it’s OK to try new things; but only people outside its Manhattan 405 North Main St.
onion powder on many things but I just flagship store for its 4 a.m. remain unemployed, and TELEPHONE 695-0015
can’t stand the crunch or slimy texture of an if they turn out this well. Who wants to fail concerns about job security
opening, up from 5,000 people Office Hours
onion. I know, tell us how you really feel. at something like that when you’re going to a year ago. cloud consumer confidence. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri.
So there sat this onion in my house for have so many critics? And then your failure “The difference between Spending is picking up but has POSTMASTER:
several days. Then I actually had to touch remains the topic of conversation every this year and last year was that not returned to pre-recession Send address changes
it and chop it up. Yucko! And the tears just year after that for an eternity. “Remember last year, people had a budget levels. And shoppers haven’t to THE DAILY HERALD,
streamed down my face; another reason to when Nancy ....?” and a list. They’re doing the let go of many cautious hab- 405 N. Main St.
hate the onion. Mean little suckers. The Delphos, Ohio 45833
same thing this year but they’re its learned from the Great
celery went much smoother. Harrumph! They’ll just have to find also buying for themselves,” he Recession.
I boiled the neck and veggies for a while something else to talk about. said. Among some of the hot

LOTTERY
CLEVELAND (AP) — The winning numbers in
Friday evening’s drawing of the Ohio Lottery Delphos City Schools
Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3
sandwich, baked beans, cookie,
fruit.
Monday: Popcorn chicken,
Answers to Fridays’ questions: Rolling Cash 5 dipping sauce, bread and butter, Ottoville
The White House had electric lighting installed in 09-17-26-36-39 green beans, apple crisp,lowfat
milk.
Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3
Monday: Pizza, corn chips,
1891; Hawaii’s Iolani Palace had it installed in 1887. Estimated jackpot: $110,000 Tuesday: Nachos with corn, pineapple, milk.
cheese and meatsauce, bread- Tuesday: Salisbury steak,
Halle Berry, in 2005, accepted a Golden Raspberry Pick 3 sticks, corn, diced pears, lowfat mashed potatoes w/gravy, but-
Award for Worst Actress while clutching her previ- 5-5-5
milk. ter bread, peaches, milk.
ously won Best Actress Oscar. The Razzie Award was St. John’s
Wednesday: Spaghetti,
breadstix, green beans, apple-
for “Catwoman” (2004); the Oscar was for “Monster’s Pick 4 Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3 sauce, milk.
Ball” (2001). 9-5-6-5 Monday: Macaroni and
cheese/roll or cream of potato
Thursday: Popcorn chicken,
baked potatoe, butter bread,
Today’s questions: soup/ crackers/ cheese stick, strawberries, milk.
According to the New Testament, how many days Ten OH pears, salad, fruit bar, milk. Friday: Hamburger, tator
did Jesus spend fasting in the wilderness? 07-08-09-10-18-23-27-30-31-34-38-44-46-47-63-65- Tuesday: Hot dog sandwich
or BBQ rib sandwich, baked
tots, jello, corn, milk.

When it comes to the human body, what is an osteo- 71-72-73-75 beans, potato chips, salad, Lincolnview
blast? peaches, milk.
Wednesday: Sub sandwich/
Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3
Monday: Hamburger/bun,
Answers in Monday’s Herald. lettuce/ tomato/ pickle/ onion french fries, peaches, milk.
Today’s words: or BBQ pork sandwich, green Tuesday: Chicken strips,
brans, salad, applesauce cup, sweet potato casserole, bread
Equilibrist: a tightrope walker milk. and butter, applesauce, milk.
Velleity: slight or faint desire Thursday: Chili/ roll and
crackers or shredded chicken Elida Elementary,
sandwich, pudding, salad, turn- Middle and High School

FUNERALS
over, milk. Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3
Friday: Hamburger sand- Daily every student is offered

NORTHWEST OHIO’S
wich/ pickle and onion or cold the choice of four different
meat sandwich, assorted fries, lunches. These include the one
SMITH, Jean L., 81, of salad, mandarin oranges, milk. printed here, pizza lunch, sand-
Spencerville, funeral ser- wich lunch or chef salad lunch.
vices will be held at 10:30 Landeck Monday: Cheeseburger

LARGEST COIN SHOP


a.m. Monday in the Thomas Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3 wich pickle, waffle fries, assort-
Monday: Mini corn dogs, ed fruit, lowfat milk.
E. Bayliff Funeral Home in french fries, fruit, milk. Tuesday: Assorted chicken,
Spencerville, Pastor Tom Tuesday: Salsbury steak, seasoned corn, raspberry sher-
Shobe officiating. Burial will mashed potatoes and gravy, bet, dinner roll, lowfat milk.
Located in downtown Delphos follow in the Spencerville dinner roll, fruit, milk. Wednesday:
Cemetery. Friends may call Wednesday: Ham sandwich, Thursday:
baked beans, fruit, milk. Friday:
from 6-9 p.m. Sunday and Thursday: Chicken patty
The owner of Northwest Ohio’s largest coin
after 9:30 a.m. Monday at the sandwich, corn, fruit, milk. Gomer
shop on Main Street in Delphos has bought funeral home. Memorials are Friday: Macaroni and Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3
out a large antique store in Michigan and has to the Gideons or to Nazarene cheese, butter/peanut butter Monday: Hamburger with
moved the entire inventory to Delphos. Over Church in Spencerville. bread, green beans, fruit, milk. pickle, waffle fries, assorted
fruit, lowfat milk.
20 - 8 ft. tables of very unique merchandise at MorrIS, William F., Fort Jennings Tuesday: Assorted chicken,
very reasonable prices! 79, of Delphos, Mass of Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3 seasoned corn, raspberry sher-
YOU’VE GOT TO SEE Christian Burial begins at 9:30 Chocolate, white or strawber- bet, dinner roll, lowfat milk.
a.m. today at St. John the ry milk served with all meals.
TO BELIEVE! Evangelist Catholic Church, H.S. - Ala Carte - Pretzel Spencerville
Area’s strongest buyer of gold & silver Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 3
the Rev. Melvin Verhoff offi- and cheese available every
Friday; Salad bar with fruit and Monday: Grilled cheese
ciating. Burial will follow milk for $2.00 available every sandwich, tomato soup, goldfish
Coins, CurrenCy & ColleCtibles in Resurrection Cemetery.
Memorials are to St. John’s
Church, St. John’s School or
Wednesday.
Monday: French toast sticks,
sausage link, mixed vegetables,
crackers, pears, milk.
Tuesday: Chicken fajita, soft
shell with toppings, corn, apple-
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STATE/LOCAL

Briefs
Ohio scenic railroad is
engineering a record year Museum plans unique
travel encounter
School district
By BOB DOWNING The Polar Express last
says utility Akron Beacon Journal year accounted for 21 per-
overbilled $500K AKRON (AP)
Ridership on the Cuyahoga
— cent of all riders. In addition,
Thomas the Tank Engine BY GARY LEVITT luxury of an all suite hotel. Capitol Building. The time
Valley Scenic Railroad is on drew 15 percent, or 25,000 curator, Museum In the evening, they hope for a background check is
CINCINNATI (AP) of Postal History to encounter some of the six months, so if you are
— An Ohio school district track for a record year. riders, he said.
Through Oct. 31, the pop- The $2 Bike Aboard! pro- lost souls that still reside at thinking about going on this
has filed a complaint with The Delphos Museum some of the local “haunts” trip you need to decide now!
ular tourist railroad through gram for bicyclists accounts
state regulators, alleging the Cuyahoga Valley for 16 percent of riders. of Postal History is offer- even though it has been over We are hoping to submit our
that Duke Energy Ohio Inc. National Park had recorded That program has grown ing another unique travel a century and a half since request on Dec. 15.
overcharged the district by 143,561 passengers for the from 20,656 riders in 2009 encounter. This trip will be they walked freely through- Other tours will include
more than $500,000 over five year. to about 26,000 this year, the third in a series of excur- out the streets of town. Arlington Cemetery includ-
years. That number will surge he said. sions that has included New The trip will contin- ing the changing of the
The Public Utilities in coming weeks, as about Wine and beer trains York City, and several points ue to the nation’s capital, guard, the Women in War
Commission of Ohio received 32,000 passengers are expect- together add about 8 percent of interest enroute to its pri- Washington, DC. While in Exhibit and the Kennedy
the Cincinnati Public Schools ed on the Polar Express, of the riders, said Wait, who mary destination, Boston. the “district,” travelers will graves; the Holocaust
complaint, commission the popular holiday-themed took over control of the rail- In each of these outings, witness a very rare exhibi- museum; Alexandria and
spokesman Matthew Schilling trains, from Akron, Canton road in late 2006. MPH Tours has been able tion at the Marine Corps Old Town; Kennedy Center
said. The complaint charges and Independence into the The railroad offers 50 to provide a very personal Barracks where they will for the Performing Arts
that Duke overcharged the Cuyahoga Valley. special events a year. and rare opportunity for its watch the Evening Parade (home to Shear Madness);
district by $511,765 for elec- That means the railroad is Those events account for travelers and this next trip performed by the Marine with plenty of free time to
tric services at modular units. looking at a new attendance about 60 percent of the rail- to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania Corps Band, the Drum and explore the Smithsonian
Schools use the temporary record of about 180,000 pas- road’s passengers with six and Washington, D.C., will Bugle Corps, and the Silent Institution.
units while permanent build- sengers in its 38th year. different tourist excursions be no exception. Drill Platoon. The music The trip includes all trans-
ings are being renovated. “We’re running more through the national park While traveling in and pageantry will raise portation, lodging in the
days with more offerings accounting for the remain- Gettysburg, we will be pride and commitment to Hyatt Summerfield Suites
Duke improperly classified escorted by a museum pro- the ”Greatest Nation in the & Comfort Suites, break-
the modular units, charging per day and more special ing 40 percent of the pas-
events and more educational sengers, he said. fessional that has lived and World” as the group listens fast daily, tips, and entrance
an incorrect and more expen- worked at the attractions and watches the beauty and to all attractions including
programs,” said Steven W. The sales of tickets for
sive rate between 2004 and Wait, president and chief school groups has also there. Annette McLaughlin, movements of the oldest any theatrical events for
2008 and violating Duke’s executive of the railroad. grown: from $56,218 in presently on staff in military band in the nation. seven (7) days and six (6)
electric service regulations, Just a decade ago, annual 2005 to $132,795 in 2009. the History Department No trip to Washington nights. Total cost is $1,099
the complaint charges. ridership was 100,000. That resulted in overall at Nebraska Wesleyan would be complete without per person (double occu-
An energy consultant Record ridership last year ticket sales of $2.6 million University, will guide the an evening walk through pancy) $999 (triple) $949
found the problem in a rou- was at 147,048. in 2009, up from $1.6 mil- group through not only the the monuments and memo- (quad). All proceeds sup-
tine audit of the district’s In September, the rail- lion in 2005 and $1.2 mil- events of this tragic con- rials. The lights dance off port the Museum of Postal
energy bills, the complaint road was running as many as lion in 2000. flict but will give insight the cascading waterfalls at History in Delphos. A por-
says. three trains a day, something The railroad ended 2009 into life in Gettysburg dur- the FDR memorial and the tion of your cost may be tax
Duke has discussed that was unheard of years with a $2.3 million cash ing this time frame. She reflecting ponds that sur- deductible.
the issue with the district, ago, Wait said. balance, because of more will also provide a private round many of these somber Register now by mailing
Duke spokeswoman Patricia The ridership boom riders, more fundraising and tour through the Eisenhower structures. a non-refundable deposit of
Hoffmann said Friday. has been fueled largely by reduced operating costs, National Historic Site also Because of recent secu- $100 per person to: MPH
“We are aware of their special events: the Polar Wait said. known as the Eisenhower rity precautions, pertinent Tours, PO Box 174, Delphos
position, but we obviously Express, Thomas the Tank The railroad is earmark- Farm. informmation must be OH 45833. For more infor-
disagree,” Hoffmann said Engine, $2 one-way train ing a portion of those surplus While in Gettysburg, the provided to Congressman mation contact Gary Levitt
“We have reviewed our bill- rides for bicyclists and funds to pay for maintenance group will enjoy the rich Jordan’s office in order that (419)303-5482 or Ruth Ann
ing, and we are confident we wine- and beer-tasting tours, and capital improvements in flavors from the kitchens of they may arrange a tour of Wittler (419) 692-4536.
he said. coming years, he said. some colonial inns and the the White House and the Call or write today.
billed correctly.”

Fame
and Delphos St. John had so designed and built the church It’s his accomplishments out of it than he could ever mailing letters to the inter- Society for Engineering
much to do with that,” Jerry nativity scene. Ollie was also though which distinguish give. And that’s just what his net has certainly changed Education awarded her a
said. a keeper of knowledge about him as he’s inducted into the parents taught him. “Mom how life is from the work- series of awards including the
Not only did their bas- the maintenance and history Hall of Fame for Service to always told us it’s far better place, to the home, to soci- Joseph Biedenbach Award.
ketball dreams come true, of buildings at St. John’s. Mankind. Ronnie is involved to give than to receive. And ety,” Bonhomme said. “I’ve The National
both also married their high That knowledge often proved in the Delphos Kiwanis and Dad said we should all leave enjoyed the experience of University of Continuing
school sweethearts. vital when repairs were need- the Stadium Club, which con- this world far better than learning about, using and Education Association rec-
Jim retired from teach- ed. And from the very begin- tinue to improve the parks. when we arrived.” And the implementing these new tech- ognized her as a Region
ing and coaching at LCC in ning he was there for emer- He’s dedicated to helping 1961 graduate said Delphos nologies. I think the impor- IV Continuing Education
1999. He was awarded the gencies. the schools too. He drives St. John teaches students the tant thing is to not overlook Professional. She is a Cabot
Robert A. Arnzen Longevity In late December 1941, countless miles transport- same thing. that there still needs to be a Volunteer award winner and
Award for 20 years of coach- just days before he was to ing equipment and scouting As a result, the work human aspect to make these a member of Phi Beta Kappa,
ing at one school. He’s also marry Rita (Kill) tapes for high school sports. he does flows throughout technologies of service to Kappa Delta Pi, Sigma Iota
in the Lima Allen County Sever, the heating went For more than 17 years he’s the whole community and humanity.” Epsilon and Phi Kappa Phi.
Golf Hall of Fame. He lives out at the St. John’s con- taken equipment to Camp beyond. Bonhomme graduated cum Mary said her education
in Lima with his wife Lois vent. Rita said Ollie worked Wilson and Camp High Ronnie insists that when laude from Miami University, at St. John’s allowed her to
(Shumaker) Carder, a 1966 night and day to get the Hope for children going on he takes a step back he con- earning a bachelor’s degree in learn good study habits, find
St. John graduate. heat back on so he could retreats. He supports soccer tinues to find his commu- anthropology. She earned an research for papers and make
Jerry lives in North make it to his own wedding. teams, Little League, midget nity unbelievable. He thinks MLS and MBA from Indiana informed decisions. She car-
Carolina with his wife, Characteristically, he got the football, middle school bas- volunteerism really defines University, and a Ph.D. in ried these things into college
Diana (Stallkamp) Carder, job done. ketball, boy and girl scouts Delphos. instructional design from and her career. Bonhomme
also a 1966 St. John gradu- Ollie wasn’t one to com- and he’s sponsored eight “This is not about me, Purdue University. also said she enjoyed grow-
ate. He retired in 2003 from plain either, Rita said. She young people during their it’s about all of us and what Bonhomme worked as ing up in a community where
the University of Toledo, credits his mother, for instill- Confirmation. And he does we can do together,” he a director in the Purdue everybody knows your
where he enjoyed his career ing his commitment to fam- it all for the kids. “If people says. “There might be a long Continuing Engineering name.
as college administrator and ily and church. Ollie’s father ask me to do something, I title behind my name but it Education department. She “It gave me a feeling of
announcer for UT basket- died when he was just eight feel there has to be a direct belongs to everyone.” was the Director of the virtu- safety and connection,” she
ball. years old. So he helped take benefit to the kids,” he said. al graduate center at Florida said.
care of his mother and five In 2003 Ronnie was named Mary (Scherger) Institute of Technology. It’s not technology, but
Oliver (Ollie) Sever siblings. After high school, Tri-County Man of the Year. Bonhomme Later she worked at the that connection to people and
1914-2010 while the country struggled In 2008 he was honored with P r o f e s s i o n a l University of Florida as the life that sustains Bonhomme.
Service to St. John’s - with the Depression, Ollie a Jefferson Award for Public Achievement - class of director of EDGE, the uni- In the 1970 Crest she wrote
Class of 1932 worked for 25 cents a day. Service. Ronnie was shocked 1970 versity’s electronic delivery about the mosaic of life: Life
For more than 50 years He picked cherries and beat to find out he was to be No field has seen more of graduate engineering. is truly a wonderful experi-
Ollie Sever lived less than rugs. inducted in the St. John’s growth since 1970 than tech- Bonhomme is the recipi- ence, and each student’s life
a block from the school and
parish he served so selflessly.
“He did say at one time,
everything he made he gave
Hall of Fame. “It came as a
total surprise, mainly because
nology. And Bonhomme,
the St. John Hall of Fame
HAVING MORE RETIREMENT
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IS NOT THE S
And that was how it had to be to his mother.” Rita said. She of the young man who nomi- inductee for Professional Institute of Technology, school, and his interests.”
because while his wife and also said her husband always nated me,” he said. Fourteen- Achievement, has been at the which recognizes contribu- “Even after all these years,
seven children are all Blue saw it as a blessing to be able year-old Ryan Koester, put forefront. From her days as tions in the advancement of these words still ring true!”
Jays, everyone at St. John’s to extend that kind of service together a 7-page submission editor of the high school year women. She was the first she said.
was Ollie’s family. to the whole St. John’s fam- with scores of letters and sig- book to her role at Associate woman chair of the board She is married to Raymond
“His first passion was
clearly Delphos St. John
Parish and school,” said
ily. “He answered anything
you could ask,” Rita said.
She also said that he would
natures. But Ronnie doesn’t
volunteer for recognition.
“Here I am, you see me on
Provost and Dean of Online
Learning at the Florida
Institute of Technology,
AS HAVING MORE
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of Media Based Continuing works in higher education.
Education. She was also a They live in Satellite Beach,
Ollie’s son, Joe Sever. “And have loved knowing he’s the street, this is who I am.” advancing technology is part member
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comesfor the Fla., where,
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of retirem
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his life for 45 years.” The Fame for Service to St. John. because for him, volunteering “Technology from main- University.
have, the Thesaying shuttle launches.
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POLITICS “Nothing is more despicable than a professional talker who uses his words as a quack
uses his remedies.” — Francois Fenelon, French theologian (1651-1715)

Tandhis Christmas
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by HELEN
KAVERMAN

IT WAS NEWS THEN


One Year Ago
• Electrical Contractor Gary Hasenkamp, Mayor Michael
Gallmeier, Senior Citizens Center Director Joyce Hale, Board
President Rick Miller, the Reverend David Howell and Joe
Reinemeyer of the building committee broke ground for the
new “Transportation Center” which will allow the Delphos
Senior Citizens Center to keep their vehicles out of the ele-
ments.

25 Years Ago — 1985


• Landeck Catholic Ladies of Columbia elected officers.
Newly elected are Norma Ditto, president; Velma Wehri, vice
president; Norma Warnecke, recording secretary; Esther Miller,
financial secretary; Lena Miller, treasurer; Angeline Smith,
trustee; Jane Rahrig, monitor; and Calista Miller, inner guard.
• Lora Bresson scored all of her game-high 17 points in the
second half to help lead the Lima Central Catholic Thunderbirds
to a 41-34 win over the Delphos Jefferson girls Monday night at
Lim. Cammy Kill and Sarah Wurst led Jefferson in scoring with
nine points each. Nora Fought scored eight.
• Eagles Auxiliary made plans for a Christmas party Dec. 9 at
the regular meeting held this week. Reservations are to be made
by Dec. 1 with Delores Hoffman or Bernadette Hasenkamp.
Special awards went to Mary Martin, Martha Pohlman and
Adeline Horstman.

50 Years Ago — 1960


• Officials of Pangle’s Master Markets, Inc., have announced Marilyn Wagner unpacks some of the many boxes in Theresa Bradstock decorates the tree in the Veteran’s
plans for enlarging the firm’s local store. The newly-enlarged preparation for decorating. area.
market would contain 13,500 square feet of area when com-
pleted, including over 9,000 square feet in the shopping area. coal oil lamps, a Santa
The size of the present store would be doubled. Some of the The best and biggest
new innovations to be included in the Delphos store were the Christmas Tree Festival in Claus collection, one of the
addition of four new checkout lanes, new lighting systems, new the area takes place right old silver trees, which were
meat equipment, new air conditioning and several new depart- here in Delphos at The Canal popular in the 50’s or 60’s
ments. Pangles’ Delphos store would also include the new Commission Museum. and the Bridal Gown Tree.
“air curtain” display cases for produce, vegetables and dairy The festival begins The coal oil lamp collection
products, where the merchandise was kept fresh in the self- today! once belonged to Helen and
serve case. Gilbert “Buss” Hoehn was manager of the Delphos’ This is the 12th year for Bill Remlinger. Nativity
Pangles Master Market. this spectacular event at sets, figurines and other
the museum. The ladies at Christmas decorations are
75 Years Ago — 1935 the Delphos Public Library part of the inside display.
• During this week, Delphos Public Library was joining with staged a Christmas Tree This holiday happening
other libraries all over the world in celebrating the 100th Festival for several years. is open every Saturday and
anniversary of the birth of Andrew Carnegie, the noted It grew too large for them Sunday beginning Nov. 27
Scotch-American philanthropist and steel magnate who gave to display all the trees in the and ending Dec. 19. Hours
nearly $65 million to build, endow or equip almost 3,900 library so the Delphos Canal are from 1-4 p.m. It will also
libraries, 1,900 of them in the United States and Canada and Commission took over the be open for the Hometown
the rest scattered throughout the English-speaking world. The project in 1999. The first Christmas on Friday. Put
people of Delphos and vicinity were invited to come to the year there were only six or this festival on the “must
library this week to see the new picture of Carnegie and other seven trees. see” list. It will really give
displays which are made there in his honor. Preparations for the fes-
• Santa will again come to Delphos just before Christmas to you the true Christmas
visit the Eagles rooms and to bring gifts for the kiddies who will tival begin in late October Spirit!
assemble there. This party will be held on Dec. 23. A program when FFA boys and girls
of recitations, songs, etc., will be a feature as in the past. arrive at 7:30 a.m. to bring Just an added note: The
• A group of Fort Jennings Boy Scouts were in Findlay to boxes of trees and orna- Canal Commission has for
attend a rally. In attendance at the rally from Fort Jennings ments from upstairs stor- sale their second edition
were John E. Osgood, scoutmaster; F. A. Langenderfer, assis- age. The FFA members and of the Delphos Historical
tant scoutmaster; Roland and Joseph Wildenhaus, Joseph and their supervisors play a very Playing cards, featuring pic-
William Dickman, Charles and Philip Meyer and Robert and important role in the festival. tures from over 50 years
Norman Fisher. Without their help, it would ago. The cost per deck is $l0
not be physically possible to and they make really good

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR


put on an event of this mag- stocking stuffers.
nitude. They return later to
carry everything back up Now that Thanksgiving
The Delphos Herald welcomes letters to the editor. Letters the stairs.
should be no more than 400 words. The newspaper reserves has come and gone — Merry
the right to edit content for length, clarity and grammar. Letters Then the ladies go to Christmas! Betty McKowen and her daughter, Becky Kellum, deco-
concerning private matters will not be published. work. Some of the men pitch rate the feather tree.
Failure to supply a full name, home address and daytime in, too. Four or five ladies
phone number will slow the verification process and delay pub- color coordinate everything
lication. and lay out the plan.
Letters can be mailed to The Delphos Herald, 405 N. Main There are more than 100
St., Delphos, Ohio 45833, faxed to 419-692-7704 or e-mailed trees and wreaths on dis-
to nspencer@delphosherald.com. Authors should clearly state play. Twenty six of these
they want the message published as a letter to the editor. Anon- were brought in by local
ymous letters will not be printed. and area organizations but
the remainder are decorated

Moderately confused
by members and volunteers.
According to a spokesper-
son, they estimate putting
in more than 700 hours into
the effort.
Visitors will find trees
in blue and silver, purple,
white, peach, red with gold
and other schemes.
In the armed services
or veterans area, there is a
beautiful patriotic tree.
Most of the trees are dec-
orated in traditional ways,
with lights and old or antique
ornaments. Some use spe-
cial hand made ornaments.
However, some are decorat-
ed with mittens, socks, hats
or baby items which will be
given to needy families.
The windows are full,
too. Of special interest
to train buffs is the large
model train window exhibit
by Pete Hoffman, son-in-
law of Homer and Jeanette
Baumgartner. Homer spent
many years riding the rails
of the A C & Y Railroad.
Other windows contain a
beautiful display of antique Gary Backus kneels beside the “Cowboy Tree” he helped decorate.
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St. Vincent DePaul Society, Each comes with a spay M, 6 months, black,
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St. John’s High School park- a heartworm test. The Dogs
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appointment by calling John and can be contacted at Collie, miniature, F, 1
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5 p.m. — Delphos Coon ROSTORFER extend a big thank you to the tion instead of leaving it on Protective League: Puppies
and Sportsman’s Club hosts a Lions Club for all they have the sidewalk or if the drop is Cats Terrier, F, 6 months,
chicken fry. Some people say they’d done to serve this community between the hours of 8 a.m. M, F. up to 2 years spayed, name Cocoa
7 p.m. — Bingo at St. rather live like folks did and for their recent contri- to 3 p.m. Come to the back M, 6 years, white, Pit Boxer, M, 10
John’s Little Theatre. years ago. Well, we just bution to the Thrift Shop. door with it as workers are blue eyes, orange tail, de- months, brindle, outside,
got back from a trip to the Another special thank you there during those hours to clawed named Brutus
SUNDAY Williamsburg/Washington, goes to the City of Delphos personally accept it. Items Calico, F, 2 years, yel-
1-4 p.m. — Putnam County D.C., area and had a great and the Kiwanis Club for con- left on the sidewalk not only low eyes, named Nayla For more informa-
Museum is open, 202 E. Main tour of the D.C. sights, and ducting the coat drive. And a are blocking the sidewalk but F, 3 years, spayed, tion, contact The Animal
an up-close tour of Colonial huge thank you also goes out are subject to the weather white with calico prints Protective League from9-
St. Kalida. Williamsburg, and the to Advantage Cleaners for as well. If it rains, items get
1:30 p.m. — Amvets Post Jamestown and Yorktown M, F, 1 year, tiger, 5 weekdays at 419-749-
dry cleaning those donated soaked and we cannot use gray, black 2976. If you are looking
698 Auxiliary meets at the settlements, battlefields and coats. Thanks so much for them. Kittens for a pet not listed call to
Amvets post in Middle Point. forts. caring about our community! If you would prefer to M, F, 6 months be put on a waiting list in
The Delphos Canal We walked through a In celebration of Christmas call ahead for assistance with M, F, 9 weeks, gray, case something becomes
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241 N. Main St., will be hearing and seeing how things Shop will be closed on Dec. is 419-692-2942. As always, M, F, 13 weeks, long correspondence can be
open. were made and what each 24 and 25 and again on Dec. your donations of nice, clean, haired, outside sent to PO Box 321, Van
4 p.m. — Amvets Post 698 day all involved. Go back in 31 and Jan. 1. We will have usable items is so very much M, F, 6 weeks, yellow, Wert, OH 45891.
regular meeting at the Amvets time? Not me! I can’t sew or regular shopping hours from appreciated. We’ve heard
post in Middle Point. spin for one thing. I can cook, 5-7 p.m. on the Dec. 23 and many times that “there’s no
7:30 p.m. — Sons of but I don’t like the idea that 30. junk in the Delphos store,” so Happy Birthday
Amvets Post 698 meet at I’d have to go out and kill it There are lots of great gift we truly do appreciate having
NOV. 28
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to the garden to fetch my prices. Browse the boutique items for re-sale. Marilyn German
vegetables, or in the winter, and jewelry items, tinker with If, during your shopping Catherine Burger
MONDAY pulling down a string of dried all the toys, and check out excursions, you’ve collected Chris Pohlman
9 a.m. to 7 p.m. — Ottoville beans or something hanging the housewares department. an abundance of some large Jean Ott
Branch Library is open. in the corner that I’d carefully Maybe you’ll find the perfect or extra large shopping bags NOV. 29
11:30 a.m. — Mealsite strung up at harvest. sweater, blazer, or suit, too. and don’t know what to do Karl Boecker
at Delphos Senior Citizen Wow! I came away with There are so many things to with them, the Thrift Shop Ken Grothous
Center, 301 Suthoff Street. an appreciation of what I see! could sure use them! Deann K. Heiing
have today, that’s for sure! Lots and lots of wonderful All of us at the Thrift Shop Noah Eggleston
Please notify the Delphos A trip like this makes one items have been dropped off would like to extend to every- Deborah Meister
Herald at 419-695-0015 if acutely aware of all the things at the drop site, and we appre- one our wishes for a joyous, Glen Lause
there are any corrections to be thankful for as we say ciate all of your donations. blessed, and safe Holiday
Andrea Geise
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PIGSKIN PICKS
I had a pretty good week last State; the Tigers beat Mississippi by
week — so might say even medio- 10. I like the Tigers in this one; with
of the game at their 12, they cre — as I swept the table. Again, the win, LSU will capture the a piece
pick what I think are going of the SEC South title.
an option to the other side, couldn’t convert for a first Itotrybetocompetitive matchups but in Florida State: Florida got thumped
again faking J. Bergfeld, and down and backup punter Chris this crazy college and pro football last week by South Carolina, while
encountered little resistance Will’s attempt was blocked season, that seems to be mighty dif- the Seminoles are on a 2-game win
to the pylon. Rode made the by Joe Vondenheuvel, setting ficult. streak after dropping two in a row.
I went 12-0 (6-0, 6-0); Charlie Florida State makes it three in a row
lead 14-0 with 2:00 showing up Sidney at the 9. It took Warnimont, he of the Putnam County with a win during Rivalry Week.
in the stanza. four plays for them to break Sentinel and our guest picker, went Oklahoma State: Intra-state
The Jays looked to add the drought: a 4-yard roll 10-2 (5-1, 5-1); and regular sports rival games continue in Stillwater.
a third TD onto their side by Slagle that turned into a aficionado Dave Boninsegna was the Oklahoma has certainly been the
low man on the totem pole at 9-3 (6-0 Goliath to State’s David, winning 80
on their next drive, getting rushing touchdown. Jonathon college, 3-3 pros). of the 104 games in the series and
a 48-yard connection from Barhorst tacked on the final Our marks now stand seven in a row. However,
Leininger to T. Bergfeld point with 2:09 remaining. at: me 81-51 (46-20 col- with a win, the teams
lege; 35-31 pros - finally would be tied in the Big
on the first play to put the ST. JOHN’S 49, SIDNEY over .500); guest pick- 12 and with that on the
pigskin on the Lehman 10. LEHMAN 7 ers 77-55 (47-19 college, line, I like the home team
However, Lehman recovered St. John’s 14 14 21 0 - 49 30-36 pros); and Mr. to come away with the
Sidney Lehman 0 0 0 7-7
a fumble at the 5. The Blue FIRST QUARTER
Boninsegna 50-46 (30-18 win and break the streak
and 20-28). of seven losses.
Jay defense got into the scor- SJ — Jordan Leininger 6 run Warnimont will return Georgia: This game
ing act on that drive. On 3rd- Tom Morris photo (Josh Rode kick), 9:54
for a second installment. means absolutely noth-
SJ — Leininger 19 run
and-14 at the 1 (aided by Junior linebackers Kyle Neumeier gets ready to lay (Rode kick), 2:00 College: Michigan ing to anyone outside of
a holding call that negated the wood on Sidney Lehman senior back Kaleb Goins as SECOND QUARTER at Ohio State; Michigan the Georgia beltway; both
State at Penn State; LSU Tech and Georgia are
a first-down catch) Travis senior’ backer Chris Pohlman comes in to assist. SJ — Tyler Ditto 20 intercep-
tion return (Rode kick), 9:52 at Arkansas; Florida at Metcalfe having very disappoint-
Ratliff — in the shotgun — SJ — Evan Burgei 4 run Florida State; Oklahoma at ing seasons. A win for the
took a direct snap and threw defense, which was kind of (16 rushes, 55 yards) got the (Rode kick), :41.5 Oklahoma State; Georgia Tech at Bulldogs puts both teams at 6-6 and
a flutterball that senior Tyler nice after how many weeks ball into Blue Jay territory THIRD QUARTER Georgia. with them being at home, that is all
SJ — J. Bergfeld 14 run Pro: San Diego at Indianapolis; they can play for. With just that and
Ditto caught at the 20 and jet- of playing a 3-man front and they got as far as the 33. (Rode kick), 9:46 Philadelphia at Chicago; Green Bay only a guess without any logic, I will
ted down the left side to pay- and preparing for passing However, Slagle tried anoth- SJ — Dylan Dancern 35 intercep- at Atlanta; Carolina at Cleveland; go with the Bulldogs.
dirt. Rode made it 21-0 with teams.” er screen pass and found tion return (Rode kick), 6:52
SJ — Burgei 32 run (Rode kick), 4:50
Kansas City at Seattle; Minnesota at Pro:
Sidney had first crack another Blue Jay — junior Washington. San Diego at Indianapolis: The
9:52 left in the first half. FOURTH QUARTER
JIM METCALFE Chargers look to continue their latest
Lehman got a first with the ball to start the sec- linebacker Kyle Neumeier — SL — Jonathan Slagle 4 run
(Jonathon Barhorst kick), 2:09 COLLEGE second-half surge and send the Colts
down but couldn’t wrest ond half but could only gain putting the Jays in business at OHIO STATE: The Game hasn’t into a deeper funk by winning for the
the momentum back, again five yards. The resulting punt the 42. Aided by a late hit by TEAM STATS been such a great rivalry lately but fifth time in the last six meetings. San
Diego is on a bit of a roll and
was slightly tipped by senior Lehman, the Jays went the St. John’s Sidney Lehman let no one kid you, it is.
forced to punt. First Downs 19 9 I don’t know if Buckeyes despite Indy being unbeaten
The Jays overcame a pair Justin Grothouse, ending up distance in three plays. At Total Yards 349 161 will cover the 17-point at home this season, I like the
of chop blocks (30 yards in with a 5-yard boot that the the Sidney 32, Burgei took Rushes-Yards 36-255 38-103 spread because the offense Chargers to go into Indy and
penalties) to close the scor- Jays got at the Lehman 32. a toss off right tackle, got Comps.-Atts. Passing Yards 94
4-7
58
6-17
has had its moments of bad
play but they will continue
steal away a win.
Philadelphia: Michael
ing in the first half with a Leininger ran for 18 and then through an arm-tackle and Intercepted by 4 0 Wolverines’ misery in this Vick is playing like the old,
13-play that started at the 35. T. Bergfeld bolted straight headed down the sideline for Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost 3-2
2-30
0-0
3-8
series. pre-prison Vick; leading
With four more plays cover- up the gut to the end zone. the six. Rode tacked on their Punts-Aver. 1-(-)9 4-25.8
PENN STATE: JoePa Philadelphia to three straight
victories and into sole posses-
ing 12 yards or more, the Rode made it 35-0 at 9:46 of final point with 4:50 showing announced he will return.
That takes a lot off the sion of first place in the NFC
score came from the Lehman the third. in the stanza. INDIVIDUAL
players’ backs. I like their East, the Eagles are suddenly
ST. JOHN’S
4. Senior Evan Burgei (9 The defense struck again That ended the night for RUSHING: Evan Burgei 9-77, chances of knocking off Boninsegna looking like a Super Bowl
rushes, 77 yards) took a toss on the next possession. On the St. John’s offense, which Jordan Bergfeld 8-76, Jordan Spartans because MSU has contender. This should be one
of the better games of the week; both
come back to earth some and this
off left tackle and refused to 3rd-and-7 at the Lehman outgained Sidney Lehman Chris Will 2-8, Troy Warnecke Leininger 8-73, Brock Bonifas 4-16,
game is in Happy Valley. teams are 7-3 but I am going with
go down, heading toward the 38, Jonathan Slagle (6-of-14 349-161, and their defense 2-7, Tyler Jettinghoff 1-5, Kody ARKANSAS: This is not the the Eagles and Vick to take down
sideline and the pylon with passing, 58 yards, 2 picks) got more than few plays for White 1-1, Mark Boggs 1-(-)9.
PASSING: Leininger 4-7-94-0-00.
Bayou Bengals’ best team and Les the Bears.
41.5 ticks to go. Rode added tried a screen to the left side its backups. RECEIVING: Tyler Bergfeld
Miles can’t continue to win games he Atlanta: The Atlanta Falcons and
shouldn’t. Since this game is in Little Green Bay Packers each feature a
the final point for a 28-0 half- but senior linebacker Dylan Sidney went on a 14-play 1-48, Tanner Calvelage 1-20, AJ Rock, I give Ryan Mallett and Hogs young, strong-armed quarterback and
time spread. Dqancer read it well instead drive from their 27 to the Klausing 1-18, Evan Burgei 1-8. a big edge. an aggressive defense that thrives on
SIDNEY LEHMAN
“Our defensive line did a and grabbed it at the 35; Jays’ 18 but on 4th-and-8, RUSHING: Kaleb Goins 19-55, FLORIDA: This should be a creating turnovers. This formula is
pretty good game between a resur- proving to work well, as each team
great job, allowing our line- green turf was in front of him William Vernon fooled no Travis Ratliff 5-16, Evan Goffena gent Seminoles and a less-than- sits atop its respective division. The
backers to clean everything as he took it to the house. one on his reverse and was Staley 4-7, Andrew Gilardi 1-0, 2-12, Jonathan Slagle 5-11, Joseph
stellar Gators. However, FSU isn’t Falcons are 5-0 at home and move to
up. It’s nice to get one score Rode made it 42-0 with 6:52 stopped for a 4-yard loss. William Vernon 1-(-)4, Team 1-(-)4. quite back to their previ- a perfect 6-0 with a victory
from your defense, let alone showing in the period. After a pair of turnovers, PASSING: Slagle 6-14-58-2-0, ous standards and they have over the Packers.
been known to choke. Give Cleveland: The Browns
two,” Schulte added. “We A 24-yard run by Sidney’s with junior Dylan Krendl Ratliff 0-1-0-1-0, Staley 0-2-0-1-0.
RECEIVING: Nick Cordonnier Gator Stomp the win over have been in many of their
worked on our base 4-3 run 2,000-yard back Kaleb Goins getting the Jays’ fourth pick 5-52, Gilardi 1-6. the Seminole Nation. games this season and hav-

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OKLAHOMA STATE: ing the 1-9 Panthers at home,
This game is very important, Colt McCoy should have a
besides being the Bedlam banner day as the Browns
Battle. I expect a lot of points thump the Panthers.
in this one but because this Kansas City: Despite
By AUSTIN CLARKSON tum from the opening tip and they The Musketeers had 10 out of game is in Stillwater, give being 1-4 on the road, the
Chiefs have their fate in
The Delphos Herald really came out looking deter- 14 players get into the scoring col- the Okies a slight edge over
Boomer Sooner. Warnimont their own hands to get to the
austinclarkson_24@ mined to start their season off to umn Friday night as they saw a lot GEORGIA TECH: playoffs and make a step in
hotmail.com a great start. of different people receive playing Another game between two teams that direction with a win.
that aren’t having their best seasons. Washington: The Vikings are
Coach Matt Myerholtz felt that time in the big victory. Here’s the difference: GT’s option awful; enough said….Redskins win.
FORT JENNINGS — The Fort his team came out ready to play The Musketeers will travel to offense. It isn’t as potent as it once BTW: The Grey Cup is Sunday
Jennings Musketeers girls bas- from the opening tip: “I thought Spencerville tonight to take on the was but UGA’s defense isn’t, either. as the reigning champion Montreal
The offense has struggled as well, so Alouettes take on the Saskatchewan
ketball team opened the 2010-11 our girls came out tonight with Bearcats. give Rambling Wreck a close one. Roughriders. The first time the teams
season Friday night with a home a good attitude and ready to start PROS met, they tallied a total of 105 points
game versus Perry. the season off on a good note. We VARSITY SAN DIEGO: Chargers are start- with the Riders winning 54-51, but
ing to put it all together, especially Montreal won in week six 30-26.
The home team came ready to were able to get a lot of turnovers PERRY (27)
Allen 5-1-11, Cuffy 0-2-2, offensively. Colts’ defense is beaten The Als won the Cup last year on
play as they rolled past the Lady and get easy points at the other Teysha Upshaw 6-1-13, King up and Freeney and Mathis can’t a field goal with no time left on the
Commodores by a score of 74-27. end.” 0-1-1. Totals 11-5-27. carry them forever. All Chargers’ ‘D’ clock ... literally... it was a no-time
The Musketeers jumped out to The second half of play was FORT JENNINGS (74) has to do is slow Peyton down some; play. I think after they destroyed my
with Colts coming off emotional loss Argonauts last week, Montreal wins
an early 26-3 lead after the open- very similar to the first half of Kaitlin Stechschulte 2-1-5, Morgan
to NE, that makes it a bit easier, their second Grey Cup in a row.
Schroeder 1-0-2, Mindy Merricle
ing quarter of play as they ran up action. Lots of turnovers for the 0-2-2, Kristina Clippinger 6-1-13, especially with receivers beaten up -----
in Indy. CHARLIE WARNIMONT
and down the court offensively Commodores led to easy buck- Macy Schroeder 3-0-6, Kelsey Von PHILADELPHIA: One word: College:
and forced a lot of Perry turnovers ets for the home team and the Lehmden 5-1-11, Jenna Von Sossan speed. Eagles are loaded with it Ohio State - The big game is
that led to easy buckets at the Musketeers played very stingy at 2-0-4, Taylor Wallenhorst 6-2-15, on offense, which will give Bears’ finally here. Can Ohio State take a
other end. the defensive side as they only Lauren Norbeck 4-2-10, Kendra defense fits. On the other hand, seventh straight contest from that
Klausing 2-0-4, Gina Stechschulte Chicago not that explosive — yet — team up North? The Wolverines
Leading the home team on the allowed 27 points the entire 1-0-2. Totals 32-9/20-74. on offense. Iggles keep command in have stopped little since starting Big
night was Taylor Wallenhorst, who night. Score by Quarter: NFC East in Chi-Town. Ten play, so the streak lives on for
netted 15 points, while Kristina Teysha Upshaw led the Perry 3 13 8 3 - 11 ATLANTA: Packers coming off another season.
emotional road win in Metrodome Penn State - The Spartans nearly
Clippinger added 14 points (4 Commodores Friday with 13 Ft. Jennings 26 19 18 11 - 74 over reeling Vikings. Falcons not lost at home last weekend to Purdue.
steals), Kelsey Von Lehmden 11 points; however, her efforts came Three-point goals: Perry, none; reeling but winning. Give the Dirty Penn State is playing very well late
Fort Jennings, Wallenhorst. Birds an edge in physical contest in the season and with JoePa com-
and Lauren Norbeck 10. up short in the second half as her JV score: Fort Jennings 38-14 because of their running game. ing back for at least another year in
The home team kept up the and her Commodores failed to CLEVELAND: Browns have 2011, the Nittany Lions end the 2010

Winter Athletic
pressure as they were headed into come back from been oh-so-close lately. At some season on a high note.
the locker rooms at halftime with a 29-point deficit point, those breaks have to go their LSU - LSU goes on the road
way. Panthers just not very good this and wins this battle of ranked SEC
a commanding 45-16 lead. The at the half. year. Browns finally get the win. teams.

Schedule
Musketeers held all of the momen- SEATTLE: Another surprise Florida State - Florida is strug-
team in Seahawks. They are playing gling just a bit this season and
STOCKS very well, especially at Quest Field. with the game at Florida State, the
Quotes of local interest supplied by KC back to normal — or at least not Seminoles have a good opportunity
For week of Dec. 6-13 at Defiance, 6 p.m.
playing as well as they did earlier. to come out here with a win.
EDWARD JONES INVESTMENTS MONDAY FRIDAY
Close of business November 26, 2010 Hawks fly and stay near top of NFC Oklahoma State - I seem to be
TUESDAY Football/Division VI West. going with most of the home teams
Description Last Price Change Boys Basketball State Title Game WASHINGTON: Vikings might so I’ll continue that trend.
DJINDUAVERAGE 11,092.00 -95.28 Kalida at Allen East, 6 p.m. St. John’s vs. Shadyside, Canton have gotten rid of Childress but it’s Georgia - The Bulldogs are play-
NAS/NMS COMPSITE 2,534.56 -8.56 Girls Basketball Fawcett Stadium, 3 p.m. more than that; Favre is not play- ing well and with the post-season in
S&P 500 INDEX 1,189.40 -8.95 Van Wert at St. John’s, 6 p.m. Boys Basketball ing up to par. Not that Redskins are site tune up for a holiday bowl game.
AUTOZONE INC. 259.48 +0.34 Fort Jennings at Ottoville, 6 p.m. Jefferson at Fort playing much better but this game is Pro
BUNGE LTD 61.67 -0.63 Spencerville at Elida, 6 p.m. Recovery, 6 p.m. at FedEx Field, so give home team Indianapolis - San Diego picked
EATON CORP. 97.99 -0.12 Columbus Grove at Fort Jennings at Antwerp, 6 p.m. the nod. up a good win Monday night at
BP PLC ADR 40.93 -0.54 Continental (PCL), 6 p.m. Bluffton at Van Wert, 6 p.m. ---- home. However, they have to go
DOMINION RES INC 41.84 -0.19 Crestview at Parkway, 6 p.m. Crestview at St. John’s, DAVE BONINSEGNA on the road and play a Colts team
Swimming and Diving 6:30 p.m. ppd. College: that dropped a tough game in New
AMERICAN ELEC. PWR INC 35.85 -0.17
Van Wert at Kenton SATURDAY Ohio State: When recently asked England. Something tells me the
CVS CAREMARK CRP 31.15 -0.41 about this game, Jim Tressell stated Colts will be a bit testy this week-
CITIGROUP INC 4.11 -0.06 (WBL), 6 p.m. Boys Basketball
that your season is defined by this end.
FIRST DEFIANCE 12.04 +0.08 Elida and Coldwater Jefferson at Perry, 6 p.m. game. Michigan is heading to a bowl Philadelphia - The Eagles have
FST FIN BNCP 16.71 -0.32 at OG, 7 p.m. Spencerville at Fort game for the first time in three years, impressed me the last two weeks.
FORD MOTOR CO 16.10 +0.15 WEDNESDAY Jennings, 6 p.m. so they are going to want to head That should continue as they visit
GENERAL DYNAMICS 67.12 -0.90 Wrestling Ottoville at Columbus to wherever their post-season is on the “Windy City” this weekend to
GOODYEAR TIRE 10.03 -0.08 Cory-Rawson at Columbus Grove (PCL), 6 p.m. a high note, but the game is at The battle the Bears for a playoff spot in
HEALTHCARE REIT 46.12 -0.21 Grove, 6 p.m. Archbold at Kalida, 6 p.m. Shoe and the Buckeyes have domi- the NFC.
HOME DEPOT INC. 31.00 -0.16 THURSDAY Van Wert at Coldwater, 6 p.m. nated. Green Bay - The Packers appear
HONDA MOTOR CO 36.84 -0.42 Girls Basketball St. John’s at Elida, Michigan State: Penn State to be picking up some steam for a
HUNTGTN BKSHR 5.55 -0.07 Crestview at Jefferson 6:30 p.m. ppd. coach Joe Paterno ended specula- late-season run that will help them
JOHNSON&JOHNSON 62.30 -0.45 (NWC), 6 p.m. Girls Basketball tion Tuesday and said he plans to win the division.
JPMORGAN CHASE 37.50 -0.66 Coldwater at St. John’s Bluffton at Ottoville, noon return to the sidelines next season. Cleveland - Went with the
(MAC), 6 p.m. Kalida at Jefferson, 1 p.m. No matter his decision, Michigan Browns last week and came up a bit
KOHLS CORP. 57.34 -0.21
Ada at Spencerville Wrestling State didn’t plan to get caught up in short. Carolina is not playing that
LOWES COMPANIES 22.24 -0.42
(NWC), 6 p.m. Jefferson, St. John’s, the drama with a conference title at well and the Browns need to take
MCDONALDS CORP. 78.54 -0.94 stake. While the Nittany Lions are advantage of the situation.
MICROSOFT CP 25.25 -0.12 Bluffton at Lincolnview Spencerville and Columbus going to be at home, the Spartans Kansas City - The Chiefs start-
PEPSICO INC. 63.90 -0.43 (NWC), 6 p.m. Grove at Lincolnview will prevail and grab a piece (if not ed the season well, then stumbled.
PROCTER & GAMBLE 62.13 -0.47 Antwerp at Kalida, 6 p.m. Invitational, 10 a.m. all) of the Big 10 title. Seattle not playing that well, so it’s
RITE AID CORP. 0.94 -0.01 Wapak at Elida (WBL), 6 p.m. Swimming and Diving LSU: The sixth-ranked LSU time for Kansas City to rebound just
SPRINT NEXTEL 3.93 -0.04 Columbus Grove at Elida at Napoleon Tigers will look to record their sixth a bit and get a win.
TIME WARNER INC. 30.31 +0.15 LCC (NWC), 6 p.m. Invitational. 8:30 a.m. 11-win season in school history and Washington - Neither veteran
US BANCORP 23.97 -0.20 Shawnee at Van Wert Co-Ed Bowling enhance their BCS chances today at quarterback is playing that well for
UTD BANKSHARES 9.84 0 (WBL), 6 p.m. Van Wert vs. St. Henry Little Rock versus No. 12 Arkansas. his team. Washington is home, so
VERIZON COMMS 32.21 -0.14 Wrestling (boys)/Coldwater (girls) The Razorbacks are coming off a dou- I’ll give them a slight edge to come
WAL-MART STORES 53.74 -0.27 Elida at WBL Super Tri at Versailles, 10 a.m. ble-overtime win against Mississippi out on top.
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mendously overweight. individually, letting them
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Call to see this 3 or 4 bedrm. home, very well kept, 19176 Venedocia- cated at 301 N. Main St.,
conv. kitch., open liv. area, enclosed porch, cent. air, 10 to my health. But the always seem to show
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suggest healthier meal cial troubles and appre-
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HI AND LOIS
Tomorrow’s Horoscope
By Bernice Bede Osol
Sunday, Nov. 28, 2010 your lack of focus on it could cause undone. Your charm can get you a lot
you to botch things up. of things, but it can’t do your job for
The next year could see an SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - you.
achievement cycle that will be quite Even though you might know time is TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -
fruitful if you’re willing to work hard your ally when it comes to a financial It isn’t likely to be anything you’ve
for what you hope to get. By being arrangement, in your haste to get done that makes people so unfriendly;
prepared to pay the price and sticking your hands on the money there is a it’s just the mood of the day. Don’t
with it, success will come in large good chance you could foul the nest. compound it by turning your nose up
measure. Slow your roll. at the jerks. Live and let live.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. GEMINI (May 21-June 20)
21) - That axiom, “If you want Monday, Nov. 29, 2010 - If the position you hold is in the
something done well, do it yourself” minority, consider the fact that maybe
could turn out to be very significant. Some kind of exotic trip that you’re a bit too far out for most. If
Don’t try to palm off an important you’ve always wanted to take to you want to get along with people,
job onto someone who lacks the
experience.
a faraway place could actually
become a possibility in the next year.
you’d be smart to accept their views.
CANCER (June 21-July 22) -
BLONDIE
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) However, you’ll need to take that When it comes to a topic others are
- Unfortunately, sometimes we do get opportunity seriously when it arises discussing that affects you, try to
our way, only to gum things up that in order to make it a reality. hear what is really being said instead
are running smoothly, which might SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. of what you want to hear. They may
be the case for you. Tread slowly so 21) - Don’t optimistically take bows have some pearls of wisdom to offer.
you don’t derail a delicate situation. prematurely for something you have LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) - If, in
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - yet to accomplish. If things don’t order to gratify a momentary desire
You have what it takes to make this work out as you anticipate, things of yours, you ignore your budget
a very rewarding day, but hopes and could get quite embarrassing. and spend money that you know
wishes can only become realities if CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. you shouldn’t, you’ll be sorry later
they are effectively acted upon. Don’t 19) - Unless you follow though on when you won’t be able to pay for
sit around merely daydreaming. your goal in an orderly manner, there something you really need.
PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) is a strong chance that you will leave VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - If
- It’s important that you maintain out some kind of small but essential you let your normal awareness for
an optimistic attitude regarding the element. Don’t gum up the works. detail and order desert you, it’s likely
plan of events if you want a good AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) that you will allow your judgment
outcome. Only positive thinking can - Keep your good intentions under calls or important decisions to be
pave the way for positive results.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) -
wraps and don’t volunteer to manage
the complicated affairs of another.
based on faulty premises.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) BEETLE BAILEY
Look for the faults in others and you If you involve yourself, it could - Guard against an inclination to
can be sure they will happily point out cost you both money and a huge make huge jobs out of what are in
yours. Even if you believe someone headache. reality little ones. If you are illogical
is less than perfect, accept this person PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - or unmethodical, you will greatly
for being human, warts and all. Even if your ideas or suggestions are complicate your life and make
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) far superior to those of your peers, yourself miserable.
- Conditions are likely to be better and you know it, they’re not likely SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
than you think for handling a delicate to be heeded if you offer a weak 22) - That intense nature of yours
situation, but for some reason you’re presentation. Speak strongly and won’t give you much room to be
more apt to see only the bad side of mean it. tolerant with pompous or arrogant
issues and to not be able to resolve ARIES (March 21-April 19) individuals. Avoid gatherings where
things. - You’re in for a big surprise if you you know just such types will be in
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - think that others will come behind attendance.
Prematurely judging someone you you and finish the work you’ve left Copyright 2010, United Feature Syndicate, Inc.
just met causes you to close your eyes
to any of this person’s good points,
making it quite likely that you’ll
miss out on making a wonderful new
friend. It’ll be your loss. SNUFFY SMITH
CANCER (June 21-July
22) - Companionship with friends
might start out being quite pleasant
right now, but should even a small
disagreement arise, you could blow
things way out of proportion if you’re
too sensitive.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -
There is nothing wrong with your
judgment, yet you might ignore it if
it doesn’t agree with what you want
to do. Be careful, because this could
cause a problem where risk-taking is
concerned.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - It
would be best for you to do what
needs doing instead of waiting on
another who promised to do it for
you. The support that you were HAGAR THE HORRIBLE
hoping to receive isn’t likely to be
forthcoming.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) -
Anything you enjoy doing is likely to
be performed quite well, but should
a distasteful task need your attention,

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UNITED EQUITY IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE...


WE NOW CARRY

formerly sold at City Feed Store.


We would like to extend our
congratulations to Terry
Introductory Specials
Odenweller on his FOR OUR NEW & PRESENT CUSTOMERS
retirement. SALE PRICES GOOD THRU FRI., DEC. 17
City Feed has been an asset
to our community for many
years.
Terry, we wish you the best.

SHEEP
&
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CHICKENS RABBITS FEED
$
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UNITED EQUITY
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Dark
Blue $
25,900 Black $
17,900
2007 GMC Acadia 2006 Buick LaCrosse 2006 Chev Equinox
Red Jewel
Tint
$
29,500 Local
trade
$
12,900 Sunroof $
14,200 Red
2006 Chev HHR
$
Sunroof, leather 11,300
LD
SO9,995
2006 Chev Malibu
Silver $
24 City, 32 Hwy.

2006 Chev TrailBlazer


Gray/Silver
sunroof
leather
$
16,900
2006 Chev Equinox
Gray $
10,600 White/
Gray leather
$
16,500 Chrome
wheels, DVD
$
11,995
LD
SO7,995
2004 Chev Silverado 1500 2004 Olds Silhouette 2002 Buick LeSabre 2001 Chev Monte Carlo 2000 Buick LeSabre
Blue, 1 owner,
local trade
$ Sunroof,
leather
$
6,995 Silver $
5,795
1966 Buick 225
Electra $
14,900
Service - Body Shop - Parts Sales Department
Mon., Tues., Thurs. Mon. & Wed. 8:30 to 8:00
& Fri. 7:30 to 5:00 Tues., Thurs.
Wed. 7:30 to 7:00 & Fri. 8:30 to 5:30;
Closed on Sat. Sat. 8:30 to 1:00

CHEVROLET • BUICK 2007 Honda Civic Hybrid 2006 Dodge Ram 1500 2003 Chrysler PT Cruiser
IN DELPHOS 419-692-3015
1725 East Fifth Street, Delphos
VISIT US ON THE WEB @ www.delphachevy.com TOLL FREE 1-888-692-3015
Gray $
12,500 2 WD
White
$
15,500 Maroon,
local trade
$
5,995
10 – The Herald Saturday, November 27, 2010 www.delphosherald.com

DELPHOS
TRADING
POST
Just like an old fashioned trading post, we
BUY, SELL, and TRADE, goods of all types.

Memorabilia
DVD’s $4.00 each
of all types, 3 for $11.00
Manager Terry Ralston, just call him by his nickname Frog, antiques 6 for $20.00
will help you find what you need.
Rifles, shotguns, black powder and
handguns, crossbows, archery Half karat diamond
engagement ring value
and reloading equipment $1350.00
sale price $999.99

Diamond wedding band


Acoustical and electric guitars value $400.00
and musical instruments. sale price $299.99

Watches
&
Jewelry

Power Tools,
Hand Tools Eden Pure, kerosene,
and various types of
electric heaters.

Books on tape, XBox,


XBox360, PlayStation,
PlayStation2,
Wii, Nintendo games

Electrical equipment and DVD players,


PlayStation Palm, all makes and models
of game stations and controllers

Delphos Trading Post – Helping your


Christmas dollars go further.
STOCK CHANGES DAY TO DAY!
IF YOU WANT IT AND WE DON’T HAVE
IT, WE’LL TRY TO FIND IT FOR YOU.

528 N.Washington St.


Delphos
Tues.-Thurs. Right on the corner of 5th St. and N. Washington St.
8:30-5, Fri. 8:30-6, next to Bellman’s Party Shop
and across the street from the Pizza Hut.
Sat. 9-2
419-692-0044

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