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Harvest Blessing & Fort Rowdy Parade Announced

The Fort Rowdy Gathering will have a Harvest Blessing on Sat-

urday, Aug. 30. All farmers are invited to bring their combines or grain

trucks to the Covington Middle School parking lot by 8 a.m. The

Blessing Ceremony will begin at 8:30.

You are also invited to participate in the Fort Rowdy Parade,

which will begin at 9:30 a.m.

Deadline for the Blessing or parade registration is August 15.

For more information, please email Johanna McGrath at

[email protected], or call Dan Batdorf at 937-418-2532.

Covington Church to Host Salad Luncheon If you haven’t already enjoyed the large assortment of homemade

salads, desserts, and finger sandwiches, come to the Salad Luncheon

hosted by the Women’s Fellowship of Covington United Church of

Christ from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 15.

Diners can enjoy their specialty, “Hot Chicken Salad,” as well as

other salads, desserts, and a drink – all for a small donation.

Carry-outs will be available upon request.

The church is air conditioned and handicapped accessible. Please

use the basement entrance in the alley on the north side of the church,

located at 115 N. Pearl St., Covington.

Come enjoy delicious food, fellowship, and fun!

Remember... October 17 is the “Country Store” with homemade

noodles, candy, cakes, and many other goodies in addition to the

monthly Salad Luncheon.

Mark your calendar for August 15, September 19, and October 17.

These luncheons continue on the third Friday of each month through

October.

Newton Local BOE Meeting Scheduled

The Newton Local Board of Education will hold its regular meet-

ing on Wednesday, Aug. 13, 7 a.m. (meeting time changed to the

morning due to conflicts with the Miami County Fair), in the Newton

School Board of Education Room, to conduct regular business.

Covington Elementary Open House Slated Monday

Covington Elementary Open House will be held Monday, Aug. 18,

from 4:30-6 p.m. Students will be able to visit their classrooms and

meet their teachers before the first day of school. Children will be able

to take home handbooks and forms that parents can read through and

return to school the next day.

Representatives from the PTO, the volunteer organization, school

transportation, PLUS organization, and cafeteria will provide impor-

tant information in the gymnasium.

Fee payments will be accepted during Open House. New student

registration will not take place during the Open House. School staff

will be on hand to answer any additional questions.

What’s happening at...

J.R. CLARKE PUBLIC LIBRARY102 E. Spring St., Covington & 937-473-2226

EvEnTs fOr ChildrEn

Wednesday, Aug. 13, 10-11 a.m. Lego Group, for children enter-

ing Grade 2 thru Grade 5.

Saturday, Aug. 16, 10 a.m. Minnetrista Theatre Company – Fairy

Tales with a Twist. For children and their families.

sTOryBOOk TrAils PrOgrAM

Children had a great time with the Park District’s Storybook Trails

program. Participants have been earning rocks for every five books

they read. Be sure to have all journal sheets and books returned by

August 16.

UvMC WEllnEss nUrsE

The Upper Valley Wellness Nurse will visit Tuesday, Aug. 19, 9-

11 a.m., for free blood pressure and glucose screenings.

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The July Lego Group created “things that move” – cars, planes,

boats, and blimps. Check these creations out in the display case during

August! Tom & Carol Iddings

To Celebrate 50th AnniversaryWith Open House

Tom and Carol Iddings cordially invite you to help

them celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary.

An Open House will be held Saturday, August 16, 7-

10 p.m., at the Covington Eagles.

BINGO Session Offered Aug. 21

In Covington

The August Senior Citizen

Outing sponsored by the COA

for the Village of Covington

and surrounding areas will be

Thursday, Aug. 21, 1:30-3

p.m., at the Covington City

Building.

Please note this session will

be BINGO instead of Euchre.

There will be prizes awarded

and refreshments will be avail-

able.

For reservations, call

Nancy at 937-473-3337, or

Cindy, 937-473-2415.

Many, Many Thanks The Covington Police Department and the Covington Noon Opti-

mists would like to thank the participants, spectators, and volunteers

who came out and made this year’s Covington 3 on 3 Basketball Tour-

nament such a huge success. Most of all, we would like to thank the

following sponsors:

The Wackler Family (in loving memory of Kenneth Wackler, Todd

Pickering, and Greg Pickering), Covington VFW #4235, Buckeye In-

surance Group, Beachy’s Antique Gallery, Covington Savings and

Loan, Pieces & Yarn, Korner Kutz, New Tech Plastics, Covington

Care Center, Koverman-Staley-Dickerson Insurance, Mr. Sew &

Sew’s, Thoma and Sons, and Coach Matt Pond and Covington Bas-

ketball.

Without your financial support and community spirit this would

not have been possible.

This year’s recipients of proceeds are the Covington Little Buccs

and the Covington High School Cheerleaders.

M-U Public LibraryBoard Meeting Set The Milton-Union Public

Library Board meeting will be

held Tuesday, Aug. 19, at 7 p.m.

The public is invited.

The library is located at 560

S. Main St., West Milton.

FREE Saturday

Movies Offered

At Milton Library

The Milton-Union Public

Library will offer two Saturday

Showcase movies this month:

August 16, 2:30-4:30 p.m.

- “Divergent” (PG-13)

August 23, 2:30-4:30 p.m.

- “Mary Poppins” (G)

Both movies are free and

held in the library’s multi-pur-

pose room. Bring a comfy chair

and enjoy popcorn and drinks.

The library is located at 560

S. Main St., West Milton.

Covington BOE

To Meet Aug. 21

The Covington Exempted

Village School District Board

of Education will meet in Reg-

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21, 6 p.m., in the Covington

Board Office, located in Cov-

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St., Covington.

This is an open meeting and

the public is welcome to attend.

Milton-Union BOE

Meeting Scheduled

A Milton-Union Regular

Board Meeting will be held

Monday, Aug. 18, 6:30 p.m. in

the Board Conference Room.

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Herbie Fuzz 5K Planned August 16 The 5th Annual Herbie Fuzz 5k is set for 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 16. The 5k will begin at Covington

High School and conclude at the Covington Eagles.

This year’s event features a competitive 5k Run, Walk, Stroller Competition, Dog Competition, and a

half-mile kids’ Fun Run. Prizes are available to the first three finishers in each age group, as well as the

first three strollers, dogs, and walkers to cross. All kids’ Fun Run participants receive a finisher’s award.

Registration will be ongoing until 7:45 a.m. day of the race. The first 400 registrations receive a dri-fit

tank. Regular T-shirts also are available by request. Registration can be done online at www.speedy-

feet.com, or in person at Covington High School from 5-9 p.m. on August 15, or until the race start on race

day.

In its fifth year, the Herbie Fuzz has given more than $26,000 in donations to the Good Samaritan Cancer

Center, in memory of Paul Finfrock, and to The Ohio State University James Cancer Center and Solove In-

stitute, in memory of Jerry Fessler. Both passed away in the summer 2009.

Newton Open HouseSlated August 19

Mark your calendars forTuesday, Aug. 19, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. Newton LocalSchools invite students, par-ents, grandparents, and friendsto come visit the school facilityduring the annual Open House. This will be a great oppor-tunity to meet the teachers aswell as become acquainted withthe school’s facilities. Newton’s first day of schoolwill be Wednesday, Aug. 20.

Community employment Program

Offered At M-U Public Library

Jeff Steele of Goodwill/Easter Seals will present anotherCommunity Employment Pro-gram, an ongoing job-seekerevent scheduled in August andSeptember at the Milton-UnionPublic Library. The next date will be Thurs-day, Aug. 28, from noon ‘til 2p.m. To sign up for the second of

four sessions, please call the li-brary at 937-698-5515, or stopby 560 S. Main St. in West Mil-ton.

Grief Support Group Offered

By State of the Heart Hospice

Losing a loved one can beone of life’s most difficult expe-riences. Often, those grievingneed help dealing with theirloss. State of the Heart Hospiceis offering adult grief supportmeetings beginning Monday,Aug. 25, and continuing eachMonday night through Septem-ber 29. The sessions are free

and are open to anyone in thecommunity. It is not necessaryto be associated with hospicecare. Meetings will be heldfrom 6-8 p.m. at the State of theHeart office, 1350 N. Broad-way, Greenville. Meetings will be conductedby Meredith Carpe, a LicensedSocial Worker and BereavementSupport Specialist for State ofthe Heart, along with State ofthe Heart Hospice Chaplain

Jacque Collins. To register for grief supportmeetings, call 1-800-417-7535and ask to speak to a member ofthe bereavement staff. Visit theagency web site at www.State-

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Hoffman Art Show Winners Announced

Thirty-five artists participated in the 8th annual Art Show held July 18-20 at Hoffman United MethodistChurch in West Milton. Over 200 attendees had the opportunity to vote on their three favorite pieces amongthe 87 on display. A number of pieces were sold throughout the show.

During the Opening Reception Friday evening, participating artists voted on their top three choices. Theresults were: Jack Welbaum for "I Will Fight No More"; Regina Whipp for "Four In Hand"; and SonnieWoodworth for "Hibiscus – Cool Beauty.” Each was awarded $100.

When the People's Choice Awards from all three days were tallied the winners were: 1st Place - JackWelbaum for "I Will Fight No More" - $500; 2nd Place - Regina Whipp for "Four In Hand" - $400; and3rd Place - Gloria Honeyman for her Raku Horsehair Pottery - $300. Honorable Mention earned an award of $100 each for: Sonnie Woodworth for "Hibiscus – Cool Beauty";Joshua Bellas for "Plugged In"; Linda Lock for "Mother and Child"; George Stum for "The Girl"; andNancy Klipstine for "Silver and Crystal.”

The show committee extends a special thank you to Bill Netzley of Netzley Roofing for the prize moneydonation of $2,000. The committee would also like to thank all the participants, as well as all those whoattended the show. The committee recognizes Bob Menker of Patterson's Flowers for providing the varietyof beautiful plants placed throughout the show as well as Hale Sarver Funeral Home for providing pedestalsto display some of the items.

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Healthy Products

for Customers “I really shouldn’t have pizza. It’s not very healthy for me to eat.”

So many times we hear that statement and it makes us want to an-

nounce to the world that isn’t necessarily true.

At Indian’s Pizza, we work very hard to provide a quality, tasty,

and healthy product for our customers. It begins with the basics. We

make our own crust from scratch, out of the same items you would

use in your kitchen at home. No preservatives. We make our sauce

from only the best tomato products canned by an Italian family in

California. Our vegetables come to us fresh. Only as needed do we

dice and slice for the freshest quality. When it comes to pickled items

or meats, we never settle for anything that we consider less than the

top quality available. If a supplier sends us a substitution, we refuse

it and wait for the best to arrive. There are several hamburger top-

pings that can go on a pizza, but we purchase freshly ground chuck

and hand process it to create a consistent low-fat and flavorful ad-

dition to any pizza. Even our pepperoni is low-fat.

Beyond the health factor of the ingredients on a pizza, where else

can you find a whole meal in one place? A meal that contains a serv-

ing of grains, vegetables, meat and dairy, even fruit, all in one? If

calories are a concern, or you are worried about the amount of bread

you eat, ask for a thin crust. A vegetable pizza on a thin crust... now

that’s a great meal!

In response to the growing number of people with dietary issues,

we also offer gluten-free pizza and subs. Our staff has been in-

structed in the safe preparation of these products for our customers.

Many folks comment on how flavorful these are in comparison to

other gluten-free choices.

Beyond pizza, which makes up about 65 percent of our menu,

we also offer a line of great salads, again made from the freshest in-

gredients, sugar-free ice cream, whole wheat sub buns, and other

items to provide quality choices for families – without them actually

doing the cooking themselves.

(the above article was submitted for publication by the owners

of indian’s Pizza)

the Flour Barrel stocksWhat You need

For Healthy cooking, Eating The Flour Barrel is basically a bulk foods store offering quality

ingredients at lower prices. They carry some healthy and special diet

items such as Xylitol and Stevia sweeteners. Various gluten-free flours

and mixes are also available, including brown rice flour, white rice

flour, soy flour, potato starch and tapioca starch, an all-purpose GF

flour, sorghum flour, a GF bread mix, GF brownie mix, GF pancake

mix, and GF corn pasta. GF noodles, pretzels, and crackers, also.

You will find whole wheat pastas, raw wheat germ, oat bran and

wheat bran, unrefined sugar, evaporated cane juice, fructose, and su-

canat on their well-stocked shelves. Barlean’s Coconut Oil is avail-

able, as well as a cheaper coconut oil.

Also included in their inventory are crisp vegetable chips, sweet

potato chips, green bean chips, carrot chips, okra chips, dried kiwi,

tropical fruit salad, tropical fruit trio, pumpkin seeds, R & S pumpkin

seeds, quinoa, flax seeds and flax seed meals, maple syrup, almond

butter and peanut butter, couscous with chives and saffron, saffron

jasmine rice, brown and wild Rice Pilaf, brown Basmati rice, Mrs.

Miller’s noodles, spelt, whole wheat, spinach, tomato, basil, garlic,

parsley, and old fashioned potpie squares.

RealSalt, nuts and dried fruits, plus many more items too numerous

to mention fill The Flour Barrel’s shelves to capacity.

For their customers who like to can the healthy foods they’ve

grown in their gardens, The Flour Barrel carries Dutch Jell, pickling

lime, canning lids and jar rings, fresh fruit preserver, citric acid, pick-

ling spices. Mrs. Wages Tomato Mixes and Pickle Mixes, alum pow-

der, pickling/canning salt, gallon jugs of vinegar, and raw vinegar in

quarts.

For their customers’ convenience, The Flour Barrel also now offers

a large selection of deli meat and cheese, along with macaroni salad,

potato salad, chicken salad and cole slaw.

Discover a healthier you! Find dozens of items throughout the

store or visit un online at: www.discoverbulk.com.

This Gettysburg business is located at 9138 U.S. Rt. 36, a half-

mile west of Gettysburg. Their hours are Monday, 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m.;

Tuesday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.; Saturday 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.;

closed Sunday. The deli slicers close down 15 minutes befoe store

closing.

If you have any questions, feel free to contact The Flour Barrel at

937-447-4925.

Subway Has YourFresh Interests At Heart

The menu at Subway represents the company’s commitment to help-

ing you discover and maintain healthful eating habits while enjoying

the foods you love. A variety of delicious sandwiches and wraps, as well

as salads, allows Subway’s customers to order their meals to their indi-

vidual food preferences, without sacrificing great taste.

When dining out with friends and family, it’s easy to satisfy every-

one with Subway’s nice array of freshly baked breads, wraps, meats,

cheeses, vegetables, condiments and seasonings.

Watching your weight? Subway offers seven subs with just 6 grams

of fat or less! Now you can enjoy a delicious meal while watching calo-

ries, carbs, and fat grams.

And since your Subway meal was so “healthy” for you, you can al-

ways order one of their freshly baked cookies for dessert – guilt-free!

Enjoy your meal in Subway’s comfortable dining area, or tell your

cashier you’d like to take your order with you.

Planning a get-together? Let Subway take the worry out of food

preparation so you can enjoy more time with your friends and family.

Quick Tips for Low

Back Pain

BY Dr. Brian J. OLsOn

7015 St. Rt. 41, Covington • 937-473-5959

Fax: 937-473-2799 As a chiropractor, low back pain fills my office. I would like to

share some common practices that can minimize the pain and discom-

fort that is associated with this problem.

First off, whenever in doubt, always use ice instead of heat over

the location of the discomfort. This will reduce inflammation and help

diminish the intensity of the pain. Second, don’t fight through the pain,

trying to minimize the pain by avoiding positions that exacerbate the

problem. Typically, lying down or standing helps because there is less

pressure on the spine than during sitting. Driving typically will in-

crease pain.

Finally, a few stretches to help with this problem. Stretching the

back of the legs usually helps. I suggest lying face up while pulling

the legs to the chest, both individually, then together. If this doesn’t

help, try lying face down with the chest propped up. This shortens the

back muscles.

Lastly, pull the belly button in and hold for several seconds. This

helps to retrain some of the muscles of the core.

Remember... if the pain persists or is recurrent, seek the help of a

professional.

Toning Tables Help You Feel & Look Your Best

With a Minimum of Time & Expense Toning tables have been around since the early ‘70s. Originally,

toning tables didn’t have a lot of backing from the medical community.

However, over time, research has shown this form of treatment can be

very beneficial to the body and attitudes have changed.

Health care is a high priority with just about everyone these days,

and Tammy Marker’s Toning Center is an easy and quick way to help

you feel and look your best. She offers five tables – each with a specific

purpose – 1) Sandbag Machine (strengthens the stomach muscles and

helps to firm the buttock area); 2) Waist/Tummy/Hip Machine; 3) Leg

Machine; 4) Arm/Chest Machine; and 5) Vibrating Machine (complete

body toning). Clients spend 10 minutes on each table, and the cost is

very reasonable – just $30 per week – and there are no con-

tracts to sign!

Both men and women benefit from toning tables. You can reduce

inches, firm and tone muscles, reduce pain, increase mobility and en-

ergy, and also lose weight. Other conditions that can benefit from ton-

ing tables are arthritis, diabetes, nerve pain (neuropathy), poor

circulation, weak backs, cardiac problems, fibromyalgia, and high

blood pressure. Even cellulite can be eliminated!

Just think... spending one hour at Tammy Marker’s Toning Center

is equivalent to seven hours in a “big boy” gym! The center will open

in mid-September.

For additional information, email:

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Therapeutic Essential Oils Can Help Relieve Pain Have you ever experienced pain? Acute, chronic, bone-related, muscle-related, joint, or tooth pain?

What do you do to treat it? Most commonly, we go to the doctor or raid our medicine cabinets for over the

counter pain relief medication.

Did you know that the purest of therapeutic grade essential oils contains multiple medicinal properties

(aka constituents) that help assist with the systems of the body? As a matter of fact, many of the drugs used

today were originally derived from the natural constituent first. Then, once the companies learned how to

produce those constituents synthetically, they did and it was much easier to make mass quantities and less

expensive to produce substances in a chemical form rather than a natural form.

Luckily, there are reputable producers of pure therapeutic-grade essential oils such as Young Living Es-

sential Oils that have 20 years of experience cultivating, distilling, and selling the highest quality of essential

oils that are loaded with medicinal properties to help heal ourselves in the most natural way!

The top essential oils for pain have analgesic (substance that has been shown to relieve or reduce pain),

anti-spasmodic, anti-inflammatory, and anti-rheumatic properties specifically:

For bone Pain: Wintergreen, Peppermint, Helichrysum, Idaho Balsam Fir, PanAway Blend

Chronic Pain: Basil and Clove

Joint Pain: Nutmeg, Roman Chamomile, Spruce

Tooth Pain: Thieves Blend (Young Living Essential Oil Blend), PanAway (Young Living Essential Oil

Blend)

CoX inhibitors: Thyme, Fennel, Clove, Cinnamon Bark

nitric oxide inhibitors: Peppermint, Oregano, Lemongrass, Nutmeg

We cannot forget that pain is a state of physical, emotional, or mental lack of well-being. It is important

that we understand physical pain and emotional pain are intertwined. We must look at the whole equation

and, unfortunately, synthetic substances only address the physical portion of the problem when dealing with

pain relief.

Inspira Wellness, LLC integrates Young Living's therapeutic grade essential oils with MediCupping

Therapy, Medical Massage, Raindrop Technique, Body Contouring, and Quit Smoking Wraps for effective

results and a healthy alternative for a much higher quality of life.

Inspira Wellness, LLC is also happy to introduce the newest member to the team of massage therapists –

Chasity Moran, LMT. She is a 1994 graduate of Miami East High School and Dayton School of Medical

Massage in 1998.

Chasity specializes in Medical Massage Therapy. To schedule a massage therapy appointment with Ch-

asity Moran, LMT, please call

937-676-2220.

For more information on Young

Living Essential Oils go to

www.youngliving.com or con-

tact: Kim Noll, LMT, Certified

Personal Trainer, Young Living

Independent Distributor

#1397169, Inspira Wellness,

LLC, 212 N. Main St., Pleasant

Hill, OH 45359. Phone 937-676-

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Bowman Produce Offers Wholesome,

Preservative-Free Products Bowman Produce & Greenhouses, LLC is now in its second decade of raising fresh produce and buying

“farm to farm” fresh fruits from Michigan, Indiana, the Carolinas, and other surrounding states. You can

find Bowman’s produce at several local farmers’ markets from May thru October. You will also find them

at numerous local festivals with their fresh fruits and vegetables, as well as making homemade apple butter

the old-fashioned way, using an open fire and copper kettles.

New in 2014 is a high-tunnel greenhouse that allows Bowman’s to raise fresh produce all year long.

This winter, they’ll be able to offer customers spinach, green onions, romaine red lettuce, mixed lettuces,

radishes, beets, cabbage, turnips, along with other tasty vegetables.

Quality is the backbone of the Bowman name and their large product line. Bowman’s’ dedication of

“farm to farm” means that they buy directly from other fruit and vegetable farmers. You won’t find ware-

house products at any of their stands.

The newest addition to the Bowman produce business is their annual Community Supported Agriculture

(CSA) program. CSA is a partnership between the farmer and the consumer that allows the farmer to tend

the earth and grow the food while the consumer shares in the cost of the enterprise and the risk that goes

along with fruit and vegetable production. Consumers receive fresh, wholesome, and preservative-free fruits

and vegetables on a weekly basis from the beginning of May until the end of October.

Benefits for the consumer include one quick stop for fresh fruits and vegetables on a weekly basis with-

out worrying about getting to the local farmers’ market early enough to ensure a wide selection of the best

products, access to a large variety of additional products, and the consumer’s personal satisfaction of know-

ing that they are feeding their family fresh fruits and vegetables that are locally produced and have minimal

(if any) exposure to herbicides, pesticides, or other preservatives.

Bowman Produce & Greenhouses also offer all of their products at their home farm located on St. Rt.

121, next to Dick Lavy Trucking, just south of Versailles. Their homemade fruit butters and large variety

of jams, as well as popcorn and brown eggs, can be purchased year ‘round. Numerous baked goods products

are also available throughout the year and can be found at their local stands. Clip their ad on this page with

a listing of all their farmers’ markets and festivals coming up from now through the end of the year.

As an additional service to customers, Bowman Produce & Greenhouses also accepts WIC coupons for

items that they offer in their business.

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Cumberland Lake Weekend

Thirteen of the Godfrey clan and two guests made a trip to Cumberland Lake in Kentucky over the

weekend.

When two-thirds of the clan gets together, it’s more than satisfying, it’s downright fun.

Daughter number one (Kelly) organized the event, because they spend most of their summer in Cum-

berland. I didn’t realize how many friends they have that own property in this gorgeous boating won-

derland. We rented a trailer and bunkhouse from the Kenworthys in Covington.

The plan was to rent a pontoon, use this as a base point, then use our two other boats for wake boarding

and tie-offs. When we called for the pontoon, we were informed they had nothing left.

Plan number two. We use one of the boats for wake boarding, and the other for joy riding and swim-

ming. This way, the younger kids could take turns at wake boarding, while the elders stayed stationary

under the Bimini top.

Ginger and I calculated it had been more than 20 years since we rented a houseboat on Lake Cumber-

land and spent a week with my mother and stepfather with our three little kids. It’s always nice to have

family surround you.

Friday evening, all day Saturday, and leaving on Sunday morning is a quick trip. But when you can

get that many people together, it’s always a good time!

Well, it’s said that the two happiest days of a boat owner’s life are the day they purchase their boat

and the day they sell it.

When son-in-law number two (Tim) tried to start his boat, it just wasn’t cooperative. He had just got

it back from a local mechanic, but he didn’t have time to take it out for a test ride. When something

doesn’t start around three men, they immediately go straight for the carburetor. When they get to the

engine, they find gas dripping like a hose. After a few looks, and a few jiggles, it’s determined the

linkage wasn’t put back with snap rings. With one quick run to town and the local Auto Zone, we

found what we needed and actually fixed the problem. The boat didn’t run with perfection, but it did

get us through the weekend. I can only imagine what Tim will tell his mechanic.

We boated all day Saturday, and voted to call it a day around sunset. When we got to the boat ramp, it

looked like they were having a boat show. There were hundreds of boats in line to use the three across

boat ramp.

Finally, it was our turn. Tim exited with ease. Son-in-law number one, (David) then took his turn,

while grandchild number one (Chris) drove the boat onto the trailer. David shouts, “Make sure the

trim is up!” Only to find out it will go down, but not up. We can’t get the boat out of the water, because

the motor will hit the ramp. Did I mention there were hundreds of boats? The natives were getting a

little restless. After several attempts, with no luck, we decided to get everyone out of the boat.

“I’m going to put the boat back into the water and tie it to the dock, you get everyone in the truck and

take them back to the trailer,” David commanded like a true Admiral would do.

When we arrived at the campsite, everyone went into action to fix dinner for the clan. It looked like

Hell’s Kitchen. An hour later, David called Chris and told him to come back to the ramp to pick him

and Kelly up. On his return, he told the crowd that he was leaving his boat, and that someone from

Conley Bottom Marine will fix his boat on Tuesday, and then take the boat to the storage area with the

trailer. The Ranks are planning on returning for the last hoorah on Labor Day weekend.

This Week’s boTTom Line: Even though boats are a pain in the asterisk, they always make

you smile.

Valley Echoesby Gary Godfrey


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