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CONNECTIONMercerCounty
May 21, 2011
Greater
Mercer County
Community
Calendar
May 21, 22
Spring Fling Soccer
Tournament
Westview Park, Celina
May 23
American Red Cross
Blood MobileMaria Stein K of C
May 26
American Red Cross
Blood Mobile
Rockford UMC
May 27
Johnny Appleseed Classic
Eldora Speedway,
New Weston
May 29Ft. Recovery Memorial Pa-
rade & Program 7pm
Monument Park, Ft.
Recovery
June 3
Mercer Co. Chambers
Ugly Pants Open
Golf Outing
Mercer County Elks
June 17-19
Rockford Community Days
Rockford
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BAG #1
Newspapers
Catalogs
Magazines
Junk MailOffice Paper
Food Boxes(wax inserts removed)
Paper Egg Cartons
Cardboard**(All paper products need to be
free of food contaminants!)
BAG #2
Aluminim Cans, Foil, & Pie Pans
Tin Cans ~ please rinse (labels can stay on) #1 & #2 Plastic Containers ~ please rinse &
remove all caps.
3 Gal. containers or less, such as milk jugs,
pop bottles & detergent containers. Placemutiple shopping bags inside one bag.
We CANNOT use #3 thru #7 plastics.
NO styrofoam
Can accept Christmas lights & small
appliances such as toasters & can openers.
Glass bottles & Jars only ~ Please rinse &
remove lids (labels can stay on)
NO window glass, Pyrex, ceramics, light
bulbs or other treated glass.
Information for drop off recyclables in ChickasawContainers separated as follows:
Paper Products - Including newspapers, catalogs,
magazines & junk mailings. 50% net proceeds benet St. Peter
Neurological Center.
Tin Cans
Plastic Containers #1 & #2 only - A portion of proceeds to benet
Mercer County EMS
Cardboard - Flattened corrugated boxes.
Glass Bottles and Jars
Aluminum Cans - In addition to buying aluminum cans, a container
also available, in which A portion of proceeds benet Ronald
McDonald House!
Junk Tin, Steel & White Goods - A fee charged for appliances that
have contained refrigerants such as refrigerators, freezers,
air conditioners & dehumidifers.
Also available - A designated area for co-mingled bags.
- For more information on recyclables, call 419-925-4444
*** CONTAMINANTS IN YOUR RECYCLABLES DESTROY ALL EFFORTS ***
** Corrugated Cardboard tied in small bundles is acceptable
NO salt bags, plastic wrapping, rubber bands, paper clips, carbon paper, hardbackbooks, spiral notebooks, styrofoam egg cartons, waxed containers, facial tissues, papertowels, cellophane, multi-layer bags (dog food bags, etc.), paint cans, ribbons or bows.
NO STYROFOAM OR SHRINK-WRAP OFANY KIND!
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7837 St. Rt. 274, P.O. Box 111, Chickasaw, OH 45826Phone: (419) 925-4444 Fax: (419) 925-7003
Business Hours & Drop-Off Site Available Daily8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. & Sat. 8:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Mercer Countys Curbside Recycling Programrequires the following 2-bag system
Clip and Save
Newspapers
Catalogs
Magazines
Junk Mail
Ofce PaperFood Boxes
(wax inserts removed)
Paper Egg Cartons
Cardboard**
(All paper products need to be free of
food contaminants!)
Processing of Recyclables by Ohio Recycling, Inc.
Mercer Countys Curbside Recycling Program
requires the following 2-bag system
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Pre-Gym (ages 4-6) 1/2 hour classGymnastics (ages 5+ up) 1 hour class
Cheernastics (ages 6+ up) 1 hour classIntro to Dance (ballet & tap) (ages 3 -6) 45 Min. class
Ballet, Jazz, Tap & Hip Hop (ages 7+ up) 1/2 hour classKarate/Self Defense in June
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Session 1 - June 6-July 1 or
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19th Annual Recital Back to the 80sSaturday, June 4th @ 7pm - Sunday, June 5th@1pm
At the Fort Recovery Middle School Auditorium.
Tickets for sale at Fort Fitness-N-More or at the door!
Kidney Services of West Central Ohio-Mercer Countyhas joined the Celina Mercer County Chamber ofCommerce. They are located at 801 Pro Drive, Suite Bin Celina. Kidney Services of West Central Ohio, MercerCounty, provides dialysis care to kidney failure patientsin the surrounding communities. The Celina facilityoffers in-center hemodialysis and well as a home centeredperitoneal dialysis program. For more information, call419 586-1686.
Business joinsChamber of Commerce
Pictured from left to right: Dodi West, Kiley Burd, Joyce Nagel (all from KidneyServices) Gina Bittner of the Gardens in Celina & Chamber Trustee, Lisa Fisher-Clinical Manager of Kidney Services, Mindy Kremer of Celina Manor & ChamberAmbassador, and Ann Rice & Renee Hehmeyer (both from Kidney Services).
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Students enrolled in theWright State Lake CampusAgriculture program recentlyreturned from a study tourto California under the di-rection of Dr. Greg Homan.Participants included JordanHellwarth (Celina), MitchellSudhoff (Coldwater), KaraUhlenhake (Coldwater), Em-ily Wuebker (Maria Stein),and Matthew Riechart (Ma-ria Stein). Tour locationsincluded visits to San Fran-cisco, Modesto, and Fresno
areas of California, providingan opportunity for students tolearn about different forms ofagricultural production. Ac-cording to student, JordanHellwarth, Celina, it was un-believable how diversied thecrops were and the amount oftime and labor that goes intoproducing their crops.
The group participatedin the North American Col-leges and Teachers of Agri-culture Conference hostedby Modesto Junior College.Wright State Lake Campus
students competed in theDairy Judging Contest, withthe team placing 4th with teamsrepresenting colleges acrossthe United States. WrightState Lake Campus Student,Kara Uhlenkake, Coldwater,placed 5th individual.
Tanimura and Antle Pro-duce Company provided avaluable hands-on learningexperience for the Lake Cam-pus Students. This growerand shipper of fresh producein the Salinas area operates
over 5,000 acres in the centralCalifornia area. Students wereable to see elds of garlic,broccoli, onions, watermelon,and lettuce in production.Lettuce was being picked andprocessed while the studentswere on-sight. A tour of thecompany storage buildingshighlighted their food safetyand quality control standardsused in producing food usedthroughout the United Statesand abroad. Students wereamazed at the efciency,productivity, and diversity of
production in this operation.Learning about their diverseagricultural techniques wasa great experience. It wasinteresting to compare andcontrast the different kinds offarming that takes place saysKara Uhlenhake, Coldwater.
According to Mitch Sud-hoff , Coldwater, Californiais unique in that it is nothinglike Ohio. The culture, agri-culture, and climate in Cali-fornia is something thatis easier understood once
you have been there. Or-chards, produce, and vine-yards in the valleys camealong like corn and soybeanelds through Ohio. In otherareas large dairies dominatedthe landscape. The people weencounter were very generousconsidering we were strang-ers.
The Lake Campus Agri-culture Program is thankfulfor the support from MercerLandmark, which provideda partial sponsorship for stu-dents participating in the trip.
Lake Campus Agriculture Students Tour California
Jerald Rebensdorf of the Fresno County Raisin Cooperative explains the commercialraisin industry to Lake Campus Agriculture Students.
The Parkway FFAChapter recently held their82nd annual FFA banquet.FFA members, family andguests were in attendanceto help honor the hardworking members as theyreceived their awards. Thebanquet started off with
the 2010-2011 President,Abby Evans, giving a toast.Then the members andguests were welcomed bythe newly elected presidentCaden Hellwarth. Aftera well said invocation byStephany Hesse, the FFAmembers and guests weredismissed to eat a deliciousmeal. During the mealeveryone had the chance toenjoy the slideshow madeby the 2010-2011 reporter,Olivia Houts. The slideshowwas a success at showing theFFA members families andguests how much fun themembers had throughout theyear. After the slideshow,Lucy Bambauer was theguest speaker, she severed asthe chapters president in theyears 2000-2001. She talkedabout how FFA has made animpact in her life and howthe members of her ofcerteam have impacted her andothers around them. After herinspiring speech, the awardsceremony began. This yearthe Greenhand Degreewas given to 13 rst yearmembers. Then 21 secondyear members received theirChapter degree. The tenmembers that sold the most
fruit during fruit sales thispast year were recognized,and the Scholarship awardwas given to 24 members for
being on the honor roll for 2of the 3 nine week periodsthis year. CDE medals wereawarded to students whoparticipated in any CareerDevelopment Events. Therewere 36 members whoreceived the CDE medal.There were nine four year
members awarded with a penset engraved with their name.Devin Adams, Josh Ford,Trevor Eischen, and CadenHellwarth will receive theirState FFA degree at the StateFFA Convention in earlyMay. Danielle Matthewsis the lone recipient of theAmerican FFA Degree,which she will receive at theNational FFA Conventionin October. The HonoraryMember plaque was givenout by the chapter ofcersto Mr. Matt Fisher for hishelp with the Parkway FFAchapter. The ofcer teamthen presented Mr. Postwith a wooden carving anda gift card. Abby Evans, thisyears president, gave herretiring address, speakingabout the experiences shehas had throughout her
years in FFA. The FFAmembers then presentedtheir parents with a pottedplant, as seniors presentedtheir parents with a yellowrose. At the banquet, theFFA chapter inducted a newofcer team for the of 2011-2012 year, with the newly
elected ofcers as follows:President: Caden Hellwarth,Vice-President: DestineeGuggenbiller, Secretary:Rachel Hesse, Treasurer:Seth Houts, Reporter:Kylie Snyder, Sentinel:Lindsey Walls, StudentAdvisor: Courtney Dicke.Lastly, the Parkway FFAChapter would like to thankColdwater Young Farmersfor their generosity ingiving scholarships to threeParkway FFA seniors, aswell as the Mercer CountyPork Producers and theMercer County CattlemensAssociation for donating theham and beef. The chapterwould also like to thankeveryone who attended thebanquet as well as Mr. AlanPost, advisor, for making it agreat year.
Parkway FFA Chapter Holds Annual Banquet
The newly inducted 2011-2012 ofcer team: From left: Courtney Dicke, DestineeGuggenbiller, Caden Hellwarth, Kylie Snyder, Seth Houts, Rachel Hesse, andLindsey Walls
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The 2011 SouthwesternSkills Classic was heldat Miami Valley CareerTechnical Center onApril 12th. Parkway hadfour students competingthis year, includingTannor Eischen, JordanStrader, Vivian Schmidt,and Garth Louth.
In the AssemblyProcedures contest,students were required tobuild a bootjack. Louthplaced 1st, and Straderplaced 2nd. In the MeatsIdentification contest,Eischen placed 2nd, and
Schmidt placed 3rd. Inthe Natural ResourcesIdentification contest,students had to identify
different plants andanimals. Strader placed
2nd in this contest. Inthe Small Gas Enginescompetition, studentshad to identify parts.Louth placed 2nd and
Eischen placed 7th.Congratulations to all
four students for doing afine job and representingthe Parkway FFA Chapterwell.
Parkway FFA Students Compete in Skills Classic
Jordan Strader, Tannor Eischen, Garth Louth, andVivian Schmidt.
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THANK YOU TO Dr.Henry Gerad, nurses &staff of the Cancer Center,Dr. Ed. Hosbach, Dr. MarkBrown & Bev Uhlenhake,the staff & Aids of Mercer
Health, Fr. Richard Wall-ing, Fr. Ronald Wilker &Pastor Dennis Gaertnerfor all their concerns, care& kindness they showedNick during his illness.Also to those who madedonations to State of theHeart Hospice & the Mer-cer County Cancer Asso-ciation.The Nick Howe Family
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NOW ENROLLING In-fants through 12 years oldfor childcare and pre-school programming. Ourschool-age summer pro-gram includes four fieldtrips every week. We area 2 Star Rated Programthrough Step Up To Qual-ity. We are a preschool li-censed by ODJFS. Allmeals and snacks are pro-vided for all children en-rolled. We even provideformula and baby food forinfants. We open at 4:30a.m. and close at 10:30p.m. Monday-Friday. Weare the only center in Mer-cer County that gives youthe opportunity to see yourchildren all day while theyare at Little Flowerthrough Blossom Cam.For a tour and more infor-mation about our programat Little Flower LearningCenter, p lease call419-586-8030 or email us
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TWO BEDROOM Home inColdwater, central air,washer and dryer, appli-ances, and garage dooropener. Call 419-305-4307
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MOPED SALE, over 100new and used mopeds.Parts, service & repairs.Lyle!s Moped Sales, 12thand Main, Delphos.419-692-0249.
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brochure. Free deliverywith minimum order. Onemile west of Kalida on St.Rt.224. 419 532-2335remlingerfishfarm.com
RECLINER, LOTS OFnice sofas, recliner sofa,sleeper sofas, sectionals,table and chairs, wickerset, glider/rocker w/otto-man, futon, twin bed,roll-a-way beds, stackablebookshelf, tvs, lamps,child-size folding chairs,baby crib, upright freezerand much more. Niceclean furniture/fractioncost of new! Yesterday!sTreasures, 973 S. Merid-ian, Por t land, Ind.
260-726-8175,Monday-Friday 12:30-5and Saturday 10-2. $1 offDVD !s. $2 off videogames. See our ad at jay-coshopping.com.
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clean outs, Tree cutting,falling tree clean up, Brush
removal, pressure wash-ing, painting inside and
out, Blacktop drivewaycoating, firewood for sale.
419-953-8421
NEW CERTIFIED Scale.Cash for all Scrap Metal.Aluminum Cans--Copper--Brass--Steel--Cars--Bat-teries--Appliances--Cata-lytic Converters & alumi-num Wheels. Metal & Ve-hicle Pickup Available,Roll Off Boxes available.Ohio City Auto, Inc.11408 Snyder Road, OhioCity, Ohio 45874.1-800-387-2401.
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WILLIAMS AUTO PARTSWe buy late model
wrecks. We have latemodel used auto and truckparts, late model re-buildable wrecks. 127 De-troit Avenue, Portland, IN.,1-800-669-5762.
050Work Wanted
AGAPE LANDSCAPING.
Commercial and residen-tial mowing. Remulchingand landscaping mainte-nance. Owner Darl Strable(419) 305-2836.
050Work Wanted
D-LINN CONSTRUCTION
Remodeling: vinyl siding;
windows and doors; dry-wall; new construction:
room additions, garages;roofing; Free Estimates
260-251-4559.
WENDEL SEAMLESS
GUTTERING. For all yourguttering and leaf coverneeds. Call us for a freequote. Call Jim at260-997-6774 or Steve at260-997-1414.
065Garage Sale
HUGE BENEFIT GarageSale, May 19 (9 a.m.- 8p.m.), May 20 (9 a.m. - 6p.m.), May 21 (9 a.m. -Noon), Maria Stein Indus-trial Park. (St. Rt. 716-be-tween St. Rt. 119 and274) Clothing (Infant, kidsand teens) Furniture (For
your home or college liv-ing) Baby cribs, changingtable, electronic games,table and chairs, bed ap-pliances, TV, lawn mow-ers, entertainment center,toys, decorative and holi-day items and a whole lotmore! Bake Sale and Raf-fle items also available.All proceeds will go to-wards the Jordan DillerScholarship/MemorialFund. All donations will begiven in Memory of Jor-dan.
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