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By: Mark MercerTHE VILLAGE REPORTER

WAUSEON - The Wauseon Chamberof Commerce, led by President Tim Sepe-

sy, held their annual banquet honoringWauseon's Citizen of the Year and Educa-

tor of the Year on Thursday, December 5at the Wauseon VFW. The evening's ac-

tivities kicked off with a welcoming address

and invocation from Executive Director NeilToeppe, followed by dinner catered by AKA

Design of Wauseon.The evening's highlights began with a

presentation for "2013 I Love Wauseon"recognition, honoring the Wauseon Home-

coming Committee for their tireless year

round work. Accepting the recognition forthe Homecoming Committee this year was

Jennifer Leininger. The Homecoming Com-mittee members work year round holding

fundraisers, conducting sales and raisingfunds in support of yearly events. Those

interested in contacting the Homecoming

Committee may visit their "Wauseon Home-coming" facebook page, where information

on fundraising events and other futureevents are outlined.

According to the Chamber of Commercewebsite, the Educator of the Year Award

honors an individual that has high ethical

and professional standards. They give ofthemselves unselshly to their school, stu-

dents and community beyond normal du-ties and responsibilities. Steve Schneider

was nominated for this year's award by

fellow educator, Colleen Stewart, also ofWauseon High School. This year's 2013

honoree, Steve Schneider denes the quali-ties set forth for this award.

Mr. Schneider has served the residentsof Wauseon and Wauseon High School for

45 years as an upper level math teacher,

with 34 years of coaching experience lead-ing the Indian Wrestling program, along

with 24 years in the football program. Dur-ing his tenure, Steve was involved in almost

every aspect of student life, providing guid-ance and leadership to over four genera-

tions of graduates, and inuencing untold

numbers of students whohave gone on to become

members of almost everyprofession.

Mr. Schneider's inu-ence on the students who

have passed through his

classroom doors has helpedWauseon become a model

community in NorthwestOhio.

It was also noted that in45 years at Wauseon High

School, Steve missed only

one prom, and that was toattend the wedding of a for-

mer student!Steve Schneider is married to his wife

Jessica and they have 2 children; Stepha-nie and Joseph. Steve's plan for the future

after retirement is to move on and become

an instructor at Northwest State. Accordingto Mr. Schneider, retirement from Wauseon

High School will mark the end of a memora-ble 45 years, but as an educator, he plans

on continuing to teach and enthusiasti-cally looks forward to the next phase of his

teaching career.

The nal award presented at this year'sbanquet was the "2013 Citizen of the Year"

award. The Chamber of Commerce nomi-nation form states that the Citizen of the

Year award is based on four areas: com-

munity service, achievement in career area,contributions to professional organizations,

and overall impact and inuence in the

community. The Chamber established thatnominees for this award must currently liveor work in Wauseon. The award is an ef-

fort by the Chamber to recognize those in-

dividuals who have worked for the benet ofWauseon and its residents.

This year's 2013 citizen of the YearAward went to former Mayor Jerry Ma-

theny, whose lifelong service to the com-munity has made a tremendous impact on

the growth and development of Wauseon,

and contributed to the sterling reputationWauseon enjoys as a model community in

Fulton County.Mr. Matheny served as Mayor from 1992

to 2004; however, his service took manyforms throughout his life in the community.

Jerry volunteered many years as a Sunday

School Teacher, served for 10 years as aScout Leader and also enjoyed 8 years as

a Little League Coach, as well as servingas a member of the Wauseon Homecoming

Committee.Additionally, Mayor Matheny was a

council member of the Fulton County Se-

nior Center and acted as an Ombudsmanfor the residents of the Fulton Manor Nurs-

ing Home.

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"Overall November was colder than

normal, with below normal precipitation

and snowfall," said the climatology re-port from the National Weather Service

Forecast Ofce in North Webster, Indi-ana (KIWX).

The synopsis from KIWX continued,saying that, "November was character-

ized by several large swings in temper-atures, as two strong Arctic cold fronts

brought very cold temperatures into theregion. Sandwiched between these Arc-

tic intrusions was a brief but signicantwarm up which led to a record setting

severe weather and tornado outbreak

across Indiana on Sunday, November 17.

Following the rst brief arctic plunge ...

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November 2013 Will Be RememberedFor The Cold, The Dry, & The Nasty

PHOTO BY TIMOTHY KAYS, STAFF

A SIGN OF PASSAGE ... A view to the west from the western end of Riverside Cem-etery in Montpelier shows broken clouds and golden sunlight, indicating the pas-

sage of the storm front on the afternoon of November 17.

Wauseon Chamber Of Commerce Marks EducatorOf The Year / Citizen Of The Year Awards

PHOTO BY MARK MERCER, STAFF

EDUCATOR OF THE YEAR ... Chamber President Tim Sepesy (L) with this year's Educa-

tor of the Year recipient Steve Schneider (R).

By: Jennifer ManloveTHE VILLAGE REPORTER

The Montpelier Village Council met fortheir regularly scheduled meeting on Mon-

day November 25th at 7:30.Mayor Yagelski was absent so Nathan

Thompson lled in. They began with a callto order and Reverend Tilly opened with

prayer followed with the pledge of alle-

giance.The agenda was approved as well as the

minutes from November 11th. The motionto approve the October nancial reports

was approved and the council moved onto

to comments from the audience. Therewas one student present, and she was ac-

knowledge by council and invited to askany questions at any time throughout the

meeting.Next, comments from the council in-

cluded a reminder to be mindful of the

crosswalks in town. Council would liketo remind the community motorist to be

aware of pedestrians using the crosswalks,and to drive with caution.

Jason Rockey acknowledged his grati-tude for everyones hard work with the 7th

Annual Olde Tyme Holiday Gathering.The council also wanted to make sure

that the community knows that the gar-

bage and recycling schedule will be dif-ferent for the month of December and

January. During Christmas week, Mon-

days route will be picked up on the 23rd.Tuesdays route will be picked up on the

24th. Wednesdays route will be picked up

on the 26th and Thursdays route will bepicked up on the 27th. New Years Week,

Mondays route will be picked up on the30th. Tuesdays route will be picked up on

the 31st. Wednesdays route will be picked

up on the 2nd and Thursdays route will bepicked up on the 3rd.

Next, the motion was passed to awardthe bid for Switch Gear for the Airport

Substation Expansion Project on the rec-ommendation of Spectrum Engineering.

Then, the council approved the resigna-tion of Lauren Hendricks from the Montpe-

lier Fire Department. Mr. Hendricks was a

third generation re ghter and served thecommunity for fourteen years.

The resolution 1065 for 2014 Appro-priations had a second reading and was

passed. The Resolution 1067 Advertise forbid and Contract for phase IV of CSO Proj-

ect was suspended and passed. Finally,

the ordinance 2162 to approve, adopt andenact 2013 Codied Ordinances.

The meeting was adjourned. The nextmeeting will be on December 16th at 7:30

at the Montpelier Police Department in themeeting room. All meeting are open to the

community.

Jennifer Manlove may be reached at

[email protected].

Montpelier Village Council Approves Resignation OfLauren Hendricks From Fire Department At Meeting

PHOTO BY JENNIFER MANLOVE, STAFF

AGENDA ... The Montpelier Village Council met for their scheduled meeting. The next

meeting will be on December 16th at 7:30pm.


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Larry D. Sines, 66, ofMontpelier passed away

Wednesday afternoon at his

home.He was born on August

14, 1947 in Adrian, Michi-gan to Samuel N. and Betty

(Eggelston) Sines. Larryproudly served his country

during the Vietnam War in

the United States Army asa Spec. 5 developing aerial

photographs.Larry retired from Fer-

guson Tools in Edgerton asa machinist; he had also

worked as a machinist at

Mohawk Tools in Montpe-

lier. He was a member ofthe VFW in Montpelier, and previous member of the Mont-pelier Moose and Montpelier Eagles. Larry had worked

as a DJ in the Montpelier area, and had also won many

events racing motorcycles. He was a family man, who en-joyed spending time with his kids and grandkids, he also

enjoyed listening to 1950-1960s classic rock.He is survived by his son Larry Duane (Diane Bufford-

Sines) Sines II of Killeen, Texas; one daughter AmandaNagel of West Unity; eight grandchildren; two brothers

Samuel (Kay) Sines of Montpelier and Leo (Pegge) Sines

of Edgerton; two sisters Nancy (Bob) Wilkerson of Adrian,Michigan and Vickey Osmun of Montpelier; and numer-

ous nieces and nephews.Larry was preceded in death by his parents and step

father Clifford Reamsnyder.Donations can be made to donors choice. Online con-

dolences can be left for the family at www.thethompson-

funeralhome.com.

Arthur H. Woods, age90, of Toledo, passed awayTuesday, December 3, 2013at his grandsons home inDelta.

He was born in Steuben-ville, OH on July 9, 1923 tothe late Arthur H. Woods Sr.and Anna (Mills) Woods. Hewas a WWII veteran, havingserved in the U.S Navy.

Prior to attending col-lege, he worked as a pipetter for the Plumbers andPipetters Local #490 inSteubenville; where he wasa past business manager

and lifelong member. Ar-thur graduated from theCollege of Steubenville on

May 28, 1967 with a Bachelors of Art Degree. Arthurjoined the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service in1967 and practiced in Toledo before being reassigned asdeputy regional director of the Northwest Region in Se-attle, WA in 1975.

After retirement he moved to Georgia, where he was amember of the Kiwanis International and served as a pastpresident. Arthur also was very active with Habitat forHumanity and with his passion for politics he served asrepresentative to the Silver Haired Legislature in Atlanta.He was a member of Masonic Lodge #45 F&AM for over25 years, loved gardening and landscaping and a mas-ter gardener receiving his certication from the extensionservice of the University of Georgia. Arthur enjoyed golf-ing, telling stories, his family and traveling; especially outWest to Las Vegas.

Arthur was preceded in death by his rst wife, MaryFaulise in 1990 and he later married Daisy Vein, whopassed away in 2004. He was also preceded in deathby his siblings, Aleta Poston, Nancy Wolf and LeonardWoods.

He is survived by his children; Nina (Gary Edwards)Bruno of Holland, OH, John (Janie Mayle) Woods ofBloomingdale, OH, Robert (Karen) Woods of Hope Val-ley, RI and David (Michelle) Woods of Ashaway, RI; sis-ter, Anna Mae Walkup; grandchildren, Tom (Chris), Rob-ert (Nora) and Amy Bruno, Matthew, Sarah and ZacharyWoods and Taylor and Travis Woods; 11 great grandchil-dren and 2 great great grandchildren.

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George R. Reese, be-

loved father, husband,

grandfather, brother, son,

pastor, and friend died

on December 5, 2013. He

was at home, surroundedby his family as well their

prayers, thanks, love, and

song.

George was born Sep-

tember 6, 1943, the son

of James O. and Eliza-

beth H. Reese, in Melrose

Park, Illinois. Music, fam-

ily, and ministry were his

passions in life. He started playing guitar at 8 years

old and became an accomplished musician, playing

in combos and events all over the Chicago area. He

received a double degree in Psychology and Religion

from Westmar College in LeMars, Iowa. He went on to

receive his Master of Divinity from United Theological

Seminary in Dayton, Ohio. George then served 39 joy-

ful years in ministry with the Christian Church (Dis-

ciples of Christ) at three different congregations; asAssociate Pastor at Central Christian Church in Ket-

tering, Ohio, then as Senior Pastor at First Christian

Church in Wauseon, Ohio, and nally as the founding

Pastor of Tylersville Road Christian Church in Mason,

Ohio where upon his retirement he was named Pastor

Emeritus. His unyielding faith and love in God allowed

him to reach beyond those church building walls to af-

fect the lives of countless others through his message

of hope, faith, and love for all. His ministry took him

to new church starts, church youth camp, Russia, The

Holy Land, England, Hawaii and more.

George and Cory celebrated their 46th wedding an-

niversary July 1, 2013. They have three loving children

and four grandchildren: Kirsten (Reese) and Gerry

Knapp and son Connor, Chris and Stacey Reese and

Chris daughter Adelaide (Addie) Reese and Staceys

son Tomas Hernandez, Katrina Reese and daughter

Corynn Bass. His children and their spouses all carry

on their fathers legacy of caring, working in the eldof social work. His grandchildren all carry on his love

for music.

Since retiring in 2007, George spent time golng,

lling in for vacationing pastors, serving as a docent

at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center

in Cincinnati, Ohio, being in the sunshine as much as

possible, travelling with Cory, and spending time with

his children and beautiful grandchildren.

We will miss his warmth, his caring, his loving

touch, his contagious smile, his wealth of wisdom,

his gift of song, and his ever-present joy for life. Our

hearts are heavy with the loss of our hero. But we re-

joice, knowing that God used this vessel made of clay

to bring countless lives into relationship with Jesus

Christ, and this same God was waiting for him with

arms open wide. Rest easy in the arms of the Lord,

faithful servant. Well done.

George R. Reese (1943 - 2013) Catherine Ann Dewulf (1944-2013)

Catherine Ann DeWulf,

69, of Fayette, died earlyTuesday morning, December

3, 2013, at her home, follow-ing a battle with Lymphoma.

She was born July 7, 1944,in Boston, MA, to the lateDon and Ann (Cierniewski)

Bird. She married EdwardDeWulf on April 20, 1963, in

Fayette, and he survives.Cathy lived her early life

in Michigan, and moved to

Fayette at age 12, where shelater graduated from Gor-

ham Fayette High School,Class of 1962. She was employed at the former Fayette

Tubular Products for 22 years, followed by twelve years ofservice as a clerk for the Fulton County License Agency

of the Ohio BMV in Wauseon. Following retirement she

spent her time enjoying her hobbies of crafting, scrap-booking, and reading. Most especially, she enjoyed the

company of her beloved grandchildren.Surviving in addition to her husband, Ed, are their

daughter, Teresa (Rick) Bacon of Bryan, OH; sons, Mi-

chael DeWulf (and Shannon Baltosser) of Stryker, OH,and Bradley (Kristi) DeWulf of Bryan; brothers, Don (Di-

ane) Bird Jr., Jim (Mary) Bird, Charles Bird, and Paul(Cheryl) Bird; a sister, Pat Dulaney; four grandchildren,

Adam Bacon, Rachel (Nick) Evans, Collin Bacon, andTeah Lower; and a new great-granddaughter, Carly Marie

Evans.

Those planning an expression of sympathy may directmemorial donations in honor of Cathy to a charity of their

choice.Friends can share memories and words of comfort with

Cathys family online at www.eaglefuneralhomes.com.

Justin J. Arce (1993 2013)Justin J. Arce, age 19, of Archbold, died Tuesday eve-

ning, December 3, 2013, as the result of injuries sus-tained from an auto accident. He was a student at North-

west State Community College.

Justin was born in Toledo on December 14, 1993, theson of Justo Arce and Lizbeth Cruz. Justin was a 2013

graduate of the Archbold High School, where he had beenon the Wrestling Team and was also part of the Archbold

School Band Band Nerd. He had attended the ArchboldEvangelical Church.

Surviving is his mother, Lizbeth Cruz of Archbold;sister, Sade Cruz and brother, Jorge A. Cruz, both of

Archbold; father, Justo Arce of Texas, step-father, Kelvin

Santiago-Rodriguez of Archbold; grandmother, RamonitaOrtiz of Archbold; aunt, Wanda Ivette Cruz-Ortiz; uncle,

Ariel Tirado-Miranda; and cousins, Wandarielys Tirado,Melanie Firado, Karina J. Tirado and Elaine M. Cruz.

Online condolences may be offered to the family at

www.grisierfh.com. Grisier Funeral Home in Archbold hasbeen entrusted with arrangements.

Margaret A. Thom-

as-Pollzzie, age 58, of

Wauseon and longtime

resident of Delta, passed

away at her home Satur-

day, November 30, 2013.She was born in Toledo

on April 17, 1955 to Ed-

ward Thomas and the late

Geraldine (Carter) Thom-

as.

Margaret graduated

from Whitmer High School

in 1973. As a homemaker

she enjoyed spending time with her daughter and fam-

ily.

Along with her father, Edward; Margaret is survived

by her daughter, Erin Pollzzie of Maumee; sister, Ja-

net (Greg) Gordon of Waterville and former husband,

Frank Pollzzie of Swanton.

Online condolences may be sent to the family

through our website at www.barnesfuneralchapel.com.

Margaret Thomas-Pollzzie (1955 - 2013)

Larry Sines (1947 - 2013)

Simon W. Pete Hug,

age 91, of Blakeslee, Ohio,died at 8:45 A.M. on Satur-day, November 30, 2013, in

his home.

Simon William PeteHug was born on Novem-

ber 28, 1922, in Blakeslee,the son of Joseph and Clara

(Kelble) Hug, Jr. He mar-ried Emma Rose Muehlfeld

on October 29, 1999, in

Blakeslee, and she survives.Mr. Hug was a lifelong

farmer and had built HugsChicken Coop in 1968, which raised 12,000 chickens. He

also worked as a milk truck driver for Pet Milk and at 50Corporation for twelve years and retired from at K-mart

with twelve years of service. In retirement he worked for

the Montpelier Auto Auction.

Pete was a member of Bryan Eagles Aerie #2233 andwas also an avid golfer, playing on the Bryan Eagles golfleague for many years. He was a lifelong a member of St.

Joseph Catholic Church and in his younger years pitchedfor the Blakeslee town baseball team.

Survivors also include three sons, Joseph (Judy) Hug,

of Blakeslee, Philip (Susan) Hug and Jerry (Wanda) Hug,both of Bryan, Ohio; one daughter, Victoria (Steven)

Mays, of Columbia, Ohio; seven stepchildren, Thom-as (Pat) Karnes, of St. Louis, Missouri, Susanne (Craig)

Lynn, of Montpelier, Ohio, Donald (Judy) Muehlfeld, of

Blakeslee, William (Jean) Muehlfeld, of Edgerton, Ohio,Marie (James) Wolff, of Edon, Ohio, Karen (Tim) Zank,

of Angola, Indiana and Patricia Burkholder, of Stryker,Ohio; nine grandchildren; twenty-one step-grandchil-

dren; fourteen great-grandchildren; thirty-two step-great-grandchildren; and six great-great-grandchildren. He was

preceded in death by one son, Anthony Hug, a stepson,

Terry Woodruff, two brothers, Alfred and W.A. Hug, andone sister, Esther Thiel.

Memorials are requested to St. Joseph CatholicChurch.

Simon W. Pete Hug (1922 - 2013)

Arthur H. Woods (1923 - 2013)

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Carlton Felger, 91, ofAlvordton, OH, died Sun-

day morning, December 8,2013, at his home.

He was born March 1,

1922, in Williams County,to the late Clyde and Carol

(Spring) Felger. He mar-ried Arlean Hochstettler on

June 6, 1943, and she sur-vives.

Carlton was a retired

farmer, and attended theMorenci Baptist Church.

Surviving in addition tohis wife, Arlean, is a son,

Lee Felger of Alvordton. He was preceded in death by hisparents and a daughter, Carlean Felger.

Those planning an expression of sympathy may direct

memorial donations in Carltons honor to CHP Hospice.Friends can share memories and words of comfort with

Carltons family online at www.eaglefuneralhomes.com.

Carlton Felger ( 1922- 2013)


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EDON P.D.

(Nov. 24) Citation, driving under suspen-

sion

(Nov. 25) Private property damage ac-

cident

(Nov. 25) Warning, speed(Nov. 26) Juvenile complaint

(Nov. 26) Warning, vehicle defect

(Nov. 27) Lock down, drill at Edon North-

west Schools

(Nov. 27) Funeral escort

(Nov. 27) Agency assist

(Nov. 27) Citizens assist

(Nov. 27) Warning for parking violation

(Nov. 27) Citizens assist

(Nov. 29) Warning, speed

(Nov. 29) Warning, speed

(Nov. 29) Citation, speed

(Nov. 29) Warning, equipment violation

(Nov. 29) Warning, marked lanes viola-

tion

(Nov. 29) Warning, expired plates

(Nov. 30) Arrest made on warrant

(Nov. 30) Agency assist(Nov. 30) Warning, no headlights

(Nov. 30) Warning, parking in street

STRYKER P.D.

(Nov. 27) Trafc warning, headlights

required

(Nov. 29) Open door, commercial

(Nov. 29) Trafc warning, speed




(Nov. 30) Keep the peace

(Dec. 1) Medic assist

(Dec. 2) Open door, commercial


(Dec. 3) Trafc warning, speed

(Dec. 3) Passing bad checks

(Dec. 3) Custody dispute(Dec. 3) Trafc warning, stop sign

(Dec. 4) Trafc warning, stop sign

(Dec. 4) Custody dispute

(Dec. 4) Alarm, commercial

(Dec. 5) Neighborhood dispute

(Dec. 5) Odor investigation


PIONEER P.D.

Weekly reports not received by press

deadline.

WEST UNITY P.D.

(Nov. 25) Medical emergency


(Nov. 25) Illegal parking

(Nov. 25) Well being check

(Nov. 25) Noise complaint(Nov. 26) Citizen assist

(Nov. 26) Speed, warning



(Nov. 28) Abandoned vehicle

(Nov. 29) Stop sign, warning


(Nov. 29) Civil matter

(Nov. 29) Ordinance violation



(Nov. 30) Lock out

(Dec. 1) Agency assist

(Dec. 1) Neighbor dispute

(Dec. 1) Speed, warning



MONTPELIER P.D.

(Dec. 5) 1:40 a.m. - James C. Hem-

minger III, 36, of 414 Snyder St. Montpe-lier, OH, was arrested for open container.

(Dec. 5) 4:02 a.m. - Nicholas Shaun Fee,25, of 528 Mill St. Montpelier, OH, was

arrested for driving under suspension.

FAYETTE P.D.

Weekly reports not received by press

deadline.

WAUSEON POLICE

(Nov. 28) 305 Barbara Dr., domestic

trouble

(Nov. 28) 485 E. Airport Hwy, assault

(Nov. 29) 1375 N. Shoop Ave., accident

(Nov. 29) 810 N. Shoop Ave., theft of

catalytic convertor

(Nov. 29) 455 E. Airport Hwy, accident

(Nov. 30) 840 Elm St. Unit 1004, domes-

tic trouble

(Nov. 30) 482 E. Airport Hwy, alarm

(Nov. 30) 840 W. Elm St. Unit 1307,

threats/harassment

(Nov. 30) 712 Lawrence Ave., theft

(Nov. 30) 235 E. Elm St., found dog

(Nov. 30) 1105 N. Shoop Ave., ght

(Nov. 30) 325 Eastwood, DOA

(Nov. 30) 300B S. Oakwood St., suspi-cious vehicle

(Nov. 30) 520 Third St., 911 hang up

(Nov. 30) N. Shoop Ave at E. Linfoot St.,

suspicious person

(Nov. 30) 1285 N. Shoop Ave. Unit 11,

animal call

(Dec. 1) 810 N. Shoop Ave, larceny

(Dec. 1) 810 N. Shoop Ave., larceny

(Dec. 1) 1035 Old Orchard Dr., vandal-

ism

(Dec. 1) 127 E. Walnut St., loud music

(Dec. 2) 1285 N. Shoop Ave., unit 87,

suspicious activity

(Dec. 2) 415 Cole St. unit 21, forgery

(Dec. 2) 438 Marshall St., 911 hang up,

contact made in person

(Dec. 3) 250 E. Linfoot St. unit 25, wel-

fare check(Dec. 3) 211 S. Fulton St., alarm drop

(Dec. 3) 230 Clinton St., sex offense

(Dec. 3) 230 Clinton St., family trouble

(Dec. 4) 485 E. Airport Hwy., bad check,

forgery

(Dec. 4) 400 Enterprise., alarm drop

(Dec. 4) 600B N. Shoop Ave., 911 hang

up, contact made in person

(Dec. 4) 840 W. Elm St. unit 403, inves-

tigate complaint

(Dec. 4) 1100 B N. Shoop Ave., non in-

jury accident

(Dec. 4) 1285 N. Shoop Ave., unit 13,

unruly juvenile

(Dec. 4) 840 W. Elm St. unit 702,

threats/harassment

(Dec. 4) 218 W. Chestnut St., investigate

complaint(Dec. 5) 485 E. Airport Hwy, accident,

property damage

WAUSEON FIRE DEPARTMENT

(Nov. 20) 721 S. Shoop Ave., unrespon-

sive

(Nov. 21) 221 Greco Dr., injured person

(Nov. 21) 810 Highland Dr., ill subject

(Nov. 21) 4533 County Road 11, ill sub-

ject

(Nov. 21) 236 W. Oak St., seizures

(Nov. 22) N. Shoop Ave., no transport

(Nov. 22) 705 Fairway Dr., re

(Nov. 22) 318 N. Fulton St., ill subject

(Nov. 23) 16601 County Road 17, call

cancelled

(Nov. 23) 13394 County Road 16, call

cancelled(Nov. 24) 207 N. Fulton St., lift assist

(Nov. 24) 407 E. Lutz Rd., Archbold, call

cancelled

(Nov. 24) 6200 US 20A, injury accident

(Nov. 25) 1285 N. Shoop Ave. #89, ill

subject

(Nov. 25) 303 W. Leggett St., ill subject

(Nov. 25) 247 W. Elm St., seizures

(Nov. 25) 725 S. Shoop Ave., injured

subject

(Nov. 26) 303 W. Leggett St., ill subject

(Nov. 26) 207 N. Fulton St., lift assist

(Nov. 26) 33 milemarker on Ohio Turn-

pike, injury accident

(Nov. 26) 1442 N. Shoop Ave., injury ac-

cident

(Nov. 26) 7856 SH 108, gas leak

(Nov. 26) Shoop & Airport Hwy, injuryaccident

(Nov. 26) 303 W. Leggett St., injury

person

(Nov. 27) 1285 N. Shoop Ave. #123, lift

assist

(Nov. 27) 732 Wauseon Senior Village,

fall

(Nov. 27) 850 W. Linfoot St., ill subject

(Nov. 28) 8020 Co. Rd. A, call cancelled

(Nov. 28) 718 Wauseon Senior Village,

lift assist

(Nov. 28) 16460 County Road L, ill sub-

ject

(Nov. 28) 1285 N. Shoop Ave. #14, lift

assist

(Nov. 28) 17552 County Road J, ill sub-

ject

(Nov. 28) 721 Shoop Ave., chest pain

(Nov. 29) 713 Third St., ill subject

(Nov. 30) 1285 N. Shoop Ave. #25, alarm

malfunction

(Nov. 30) 1565 County Road 12, ill sub-

ject

(Nov. 30) 235 W. Chestnut St., difculty

breathing

(Nov. 30) 325 Eastwood St., unrespon-

sive

HIGHWAY PATROL

(Dec. 2) A 22 year old Deance woman

was pronounced dead at the scene of a

State Route 108 rollover accident southof Wauseon Monday morning. According

to Ohio State Highway Patrol, Sarah Go-mez was not wearing a seat belt and was

ejected from the vehicle..

WILLIAMS COUNTY SHERIFF

(Dec. 2) 2:14 p.m. - Kent Hutchison,

49, Montpelier, was driving a 2007 ChevySilverado on State Route 576 and struck

a deer.

(Dec. 2) 6:12 p.m. - Kent Burkholder,

62, Bryan, was driving a 2002 Toyota

Echo on State Route 34 and struck a deer.

(Dec. 3) 5:49 p.m. William Nofziger,

80, Montpelier was driving a 2007 Mer-cury Grand Marquis on County Road K

and struck/killed a deer.

FULTON COUNTY SHERIFF

Sheriff Roy E. Miller announces that

the Fulton County Sheriffs Ofce con-

ducted a High Visibility Blitz for the

Thanksgiving Holiday, which started on

Friday, November 22, 2013, and con-

clude on a Saturday, November 20, 2013.

This High Visibility Blitz was paid from

a grant that the Fulton County Sheriffs

Ofce had received from the Ohio Depart-

ment of Public Safety. During the dates

of this grant, the Fulton County Sheriffs

Deputies who worked this grant stopped

a total of 80 motorists and issued 13 cita-

tions. There were four (4) speed, one (1)

OVI, one (1) seatbelt, four (4) stop sign/

light, one (1) driving under suspension,

one (1) no operators license, and one (1)

ctitious license plate citations.

The next High Visibility Blitz will start

on December 18, 2013, and end on Janu-

ary 2, 2014. The purpose of this blitz is

for impaired drivers, motorist who fail to

wear their seatbelt and speed violators.

Deputies will be patrolling various areas

of the county at various times during the

blitz.

Sheriff Miller and his deputies are

dedicated to protecting the citizens of

Fulton County and the motorists who

travel its highways. This grant will allow

extra patrol to enforce the trafc laws

that will increase the safety of motor-

ists on the roadway in the areas that are

prone to a higher number of serious and

fatal crashes.

WILLIAMS COUNTY TRAFFIC

Timothy A. Rhodes, Bryan, OH. No

Operator License. Fine: 250.00, Costs:

79.00. Operator license suspended from

09/19/2013 to 10/19/2013.

Timothy A. Rhodes, Bryan, OH. 63/55

speed. Dismissed with costs: 40.00.

Phillip J. Lupien, Bryan, OH. Driving

Under Restriction. Fine: 300.00, Costs:

84.00. Jail: 30, Suspended: 30. Operator

license suspended from 10/23/2013 to

11/22/2013. No future violations within

next 2 years.

Phillip J. Lupien, Bryan, OH. Failure to

Yield to a Pedestrian. Fine: 50.00, Costs:

40.00.

Jorge Casares, Bryan, OH. OVI/Breath

High. Fine: 650.00, Costs: 110.00. Jail:

20, Suspended: 14. Operator license sus-

pended from 09/28/2013 to 03/27/2014.

No future violations within next 2 years.

Vacate ADM license suspension and fees.

Work release granted.

Jorge Casares, Bryan, OH. Failure to

Control. Dismissed with costs: 40.00.

Kevin P. Carr, Alvordton, OH. Left of

Center. Fine: 35.00, Costs: 40.00.

Kevin P. Carr, Alvordton, OH. No Oper-

ator License. Fine: 150.00, Costs: 85.00.

The vehicle/plates shall be released to

the owner.

Cameron B. Conrad, Alvordton, OH.

Driving Under Suspension. Fine: 300.00,

Costs: 190.00. Jail: 90, Suspended:

90. Operator license suspended from

06/23/2013 to 12/20/2013. No future

violations within next 3 years.

Cameron B. Conrad, Alvordton, OH.

48/35 speed. Dismissed with costs:

40.00.

Juan D. Hernandez, Wauseon, OH. OVI/

Under Inuence. Fine: 650.00, Costs:

45.00. Jail: 20, Suspended: 17. Operator

license suspended from 10/27/2013 to

04/25/2014.

Juan D. Hernandez, Wauseon, OH.

Failure to Control. Fine: 50.00, Costs:

79.00.

Austin L. Jinnings, Stryker, OH. 30/20

speed. Waived amount: 175.00.

Cindy J. Kimpel, Bryan, OH. 44/35


Lucas B. Henricks, Bryan, OH. Parking

on a Public Highway. Costs only: 79.00.

Debra J. Murphy, Montpelier, OH.

65/55 speed. Waived amount: 125.00.

Adam G. Singer, Bryan, OH. 74/55

speed. Fine: 46.00, Costs: 79.00.

Stefan R. Bates, Montpelier, OH. Fail-

ure to Control. Waived amount: 155.00.

Elizabeth R. Sisco, Montpelier, OH.


Robin G. Hawkins, Swanton, OH.


Kimberly A. Lett, Alvordton, OH. 72/55


Tyson L. Stuckey, Archbold, OH. 64/55


Joseph R. Duggan, Bryan, OH. 68/55


Scott D. Burris, II, Archbold, OH. Viola-

tion of Restrictions. Arraignment.

Andrea Kohlbeck-Jones, Montpelier,

OH. Operator License Suspended. Ar-

raignment.

Andrea Kohlbeck-Jones, Montpe-

lier, OH. 48/35 speed. Waived amount:

125.00.

Ashley E. Papiska, Stryker, OH. Stop

Sign. Waived amount: 155.00.

Alyssa N. Galford, Pioneer, OH. Tag/

Sticker Violation. Fine: 46.00, Costs:79.00.

Larry D. Rummel, Pioneer, OH. 75/55


Jose Vasquez, Bryan, OH. 65/55 speed.

Fine: 46.00, Costs: 79.00.

Dustin L. Bailey, West Unity, OH. Seat

Belt. Fine: 30.00, Costs: 40.00.

Ray J. Kinsey, Archbold, OH. Misuse of

Historical Plates. Waived amount: 130.00.

Paul W. Gebers, Stryker, OH. 67/55


Matthew J. VanDyke, Montpelier, OH.

Seat Belt. Waived amount: 70.00.

Matthew M. Swirles, Fayette, OH. Seat

Belt. Fine: 30.00, Costs: 40.00.

Colton M. Lash, Bryan, OH. 63/55


Sarah E. Dauber, Bryan, OH. 65/55speed. Waived amount: 125.00.

Cassandra S. Shafer, Bryan, OH. As-

sured Clear Distance Ahead. Fine: 71.00,

Costs: 79.00.

Dustin M. Tilley, Stryker, OH. Stop

Sign. Dismissed.

Dustin M. Tilley, Stryker, OH. Improper

Passing. Fine: 35.00, Costs: 85.00.

Barbara A. Kuhn, Bryan, OH. 40/25


Ashley M. Fitzenrider, Montpelier, OH.

Seat Belt. Fine: 30.00, Costs: 40.00.

Frank R. Downing, Pioneer, OH. 66/55


Travis T. Whaley, Montpelier, OH. Im-

proper Start/Back. Fine: 65.00, Costs:

85.00.

Robert V. Waggoner, West Unity, OH.

Assured Clear Distance Ahead. Fine:

71.00, Costs: 79.00.

Penny D. Michelle, Bryan, OH. 69/55


Megan L. Burger, Edgerton, OH. Stop

Sign. Waived amount: 150.00.

Tia M. Wheeler, Edgerton, OH. Expired

Plates. Fine: 46.00, Costs: 79.00.

Verna J. Wortkoetter, Edgerton, OH.

Stop Sign. Waived amount: 150.00.

Sindi J. Garza, Bryan, OH. Failure to

Yield Row/Intersection. Waived amount:

150.00.

Duane M. Hoover, Montpelier, OH.

Driving Under Suspension. Arraignment.

Duane M. Hoover, Montpelier, OH. Ex-

pired Plates. Waived amount: 125.00.

Julie Hernandez, Stryker, OH. Assured

Clear Distance Ahead. Fine: 71.00, Costs:

79.00.

Rebecca J. Wiren, Bryan, OH. Trafc

Control Device. Fine: 40.00, Costs: 85.00.

John W. Haddix, Edon, OH. Failure to

Control. Waived amount: 150.00.

Kalli J. Hug, Bryan, OH. Unlicensed

Driver/Dr. Arraignment.

Juan Ortiz, Bryan, OH. Operator Li-

cense Suspended. Arraignment.

Juan Ortiz, Bryan, OH. Expired Plates.

Waived amount: 125.00.

Austin K. Guise, Bryan, OH. 40/25


Tia M. Wheeler, Edgerton, OH. Stop

Sign. Fine: 71.00, Costs: 79.00.

Tia M. Wheeler, Edgerton, OH. Expired

Plates. Fine: 85.00, Costs: 40.00.

Sara Mayette, Bryan, OH. Expired

Plates. Waived amount: 130.00.

Renee Heisey, West Unity, OH. Stop

Light. Waived amount: 125.00.

Susan K. Grubb, Bryan, OH. 53/35


Monroe McCoy, Montpelier, OH. 64/55


Mary J. Lamantia, Montpelier, OH.


Jeremy M. Ropp, West Unity, OH.


Jeremy F. Spicer, Bryan, OH. 64/55


Marlin C. Gerig, Archbold, OH. 68/55


Michael P. Dotson, Montpelier, OH.

60/45 speed. Fine: 40.00, Costs: 85.00.

Keith A. Keesbury, Bryan, OH. DUS/OLF. Arraignment.

Keith A. Keesbury, Bryan, OH. 65/55


Marietta M. Irvin, Montpelier, OH.

Violation of Restrictions. Fine: 100.00,

Costs: 79.00.

Louis J. Schaper, Bryan, OH. Assured

Clear Distance Ahead. Fine: 50.00, Costs:

79.00.

Anthony J. Greenwalt, Bryan, OH. Dis-

play Regular Plates. Fine: 46.00, Costs:

79.00.

Michael J. Moore, Montpelier, OH. Fail-

ure to Yield/Private Road/Dr. Waived

amount: 150.00.

Crystal M. Imm, Bryan, OH. DUS/OLF.

Arraignment.

Crystal M. Imm, Bryan, OH. 62/55speed. Waived amount: 125.00.

Wesley N. Connin, Bryan, OH. OVI/Un-

der Inuence. Fine: 750.00, Costs: 84.00.

Jail: 90, Suspended: 80. Operator

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Sandra E. (Ford) Sager,73, of Walnut St., Fayette,died Saturday morning,December 7, 2013, at herhome, surrounded by herfamily.

She was born Decem-ber 11, 1939, in Wauseon,OH, to the late Ross W. andMary F. (Miller) Ford. Shemarried John Albert Cookin 1963, in Montpelier,OH, and he preceded herin death on July 17, 1971.She then married John F.Sager on August 4, 1975, in

Wauseon, and he also preceded her in death on November2, 2007.

Sandy was a life-long Fayette area resident, and at-tended Gorham-Fayette High School. One of her greatestpassions in life was writing poetry. She published a col-lection of her poems in her book, Lost Love Letters, andwas awarded a Merit Award from the American Poet Soci-ety. She also enjoyed reading, camping, painting, treasurehunting, and was an avid music lover. Sandy previouslyattended the Fayette United Methodist Church.

Surviving Sandy are two sons, Todd (Sherry) Cookof Elkhart, IN, and William Cook of Archbold, OH; fourdaughters, Tammy (Patrick) Kennedy of Winterhaven, FL,Mary Schuler of Tucson, AZ, Andrea Josie Cook of Fay-ette, and Heidi (Craig) Paxton of Archbold; a sister, Kathy

(Gerald) Purdue of Fayette; her ance, Jimmy Dean Hol-land of Adrian, MI; 20 grandchildren, and 21 great-grand-children.

In addition to her parents and husbands, she waspreceded in death by a son and daughter-in-law, JohnRandy (Theresa) Cook, and a son-in-law, Mark Schuler.

Those planning an expression of sympathy may di-rect memorial donations in honor of Sandy to the FayetteAmerican Legion John Dale Post #143.

Friends can share memories and words of comfort withSandys family online at www.eaglefuneralhomes.com.

Sandra Sager (1939 - 2013)

Larry Lee Makula,63,passes away at his home,surrounded by family, onDecember 2, 2013, in Mesa,AZ.

Larry was born to Lewisand Mary Makula on Octo-ber 15, 1950 in Napoleon,Ohio.

Larry is proceeded indeath by his father Lewis

and his brothers Ray andLewis George. Larry is sur-vived by his wife Gail (Kline)

Makula, son Larry Jr., daughter Megan, and Aunt LulaMae Wireman all of Mesa, Arizona. Also survived, are hismother Mary, two eldest daughters Lori Makula-Paine,and Becky Roller whom live in Ohio/Michigan with theirchildren and families. Larry was grandfather to 6 grand-children and 3 great-grandchildren.

The family held a personal memorial in Larrys honorat the home of Mary Makula on Saturday December 7th.

Larry Lee Makula (1950 - 2013)

Deborah A. Lewallen,age 51, of Liberty Center,passed away peacefully atSt. Lukes Hospital in Tole-do, surrounded by her lov-ing family.

She was born in PortClinton on March 27, 1962to Kenneth Pearson Sr. andCarol Andre. Deb marriedher husband Martin Lewal-len on May 1, 1993.

She was employed asa material handler withSanoh America Inc. in

Archbold. Deb was preceded in death by her brother,Robert Eishen Jr. and sisters, Carol Roddy and BeckyHerbs.

She is survived by her husband of 20 years, Martin;children, Scott (Tina) March of Fremont, Andrew and Am-ber Lewallen of Liberty Center; father, Kenneth Pearson ofFlorida, mother, Carol (Jim) Pontious of Fremont; sisters,Chris (Harold) Lanier of Fremont, Penny (Jerry) Luna ofLas Vegas, NV, and Cheryl Eishen of Fremont; brothers,Kenneth Jr. and Joe Pearson both of Fremont; six grand-

children and many loving nieces, nephews and friends.Those wishing a show of sympathy are asked to consid-er contributions to the Cancer Research Foundation, P.OBox 50226, Henderson, NV 89016-0226 in her memory.Online condolences may be sent to the family through ourwebsite at www.barnesfuneralchapel.com.

Deborah A. Lewallen (1962 - 2013)

Sue Ann Buenger, age 68, of rural West Unity, passedaway Monday, December 2, 2013 at Heartland of Wauseon.

Prior to her retirement she had been a clerk and cashierat Wal-Mart in Napoleon.

Sue was born in Toledo on April 14, 1945. She enjoyed

hunting, shing, and going to casinos. Surviving is her lifepartner, Keith Brodbeck; children, Beth Spurgeon of Napo-leon, Stan Torinese, Jr. of Tucson, AZ, and Stephanie Rich-ter of Chicago, IL. Also surviving are her grandchildren,

Joel Spurgeon, Josh Spurgeon, and Amanda Wilhelm,great-grandchildren, Cameron and Kahlynn Wilhelm, sis-ter, Alice Young of Liberty Center and brother, Jim Whit-ford of Weston, Ohio. She was preceded in death by twobrothers, Robert and William Whitford, sister, SharonWenner, and her mother, Cathryn Painter.

Funeral services will be private. Grisier Funeral Homein Stryker has been entrusted with arrangements. Onlinecondolences may be offered to the family at www.grisierfh.com.

Sue Ann Buenger (1945 - 2013)

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license suspended from 11/28/2013to 11/28/2014. No future violations

within next 2 years. Recovery Servic-es of NW Ohio. Vacate ADM license

suspension and fees. Vehicle to beimmobilized for 90 days at residence.

Wesley N. Connin, Bryan, OH.

Lanes of Travel. Fine: 35.00, Costs:40.00.

Michael J. Miles, Montpelier, OH.

Expired Plates. Waived amount:125.00.

Rachell L. Bergdall, Edon, OH.OVI/Under Inuence. Fine: 650.00,Costs: 84. Jail: 20, Suspended: 17.

Operator license suspended from12/04/2013 to 06/02/2014.

Rachell L. Bergdall, Edon, OH.

OVI/Breath Low. Dismissed.Rachell L. Bergdall, Edon, OH.

Violation of Lane/Line. Fine: 35.00,

Costs: 40.00.Marcus J. Carter, Montpelier, OH.

OVI/Under Inuence. Arraignment.Marcus J. Carter, Montpelier, OH.

Operator License Suspended. Ar-

raignment.Marcus J. Carter, Montpelier, OH.

Expired Plates. Waived amount:

125.00.Marcus J. Carter, Montpelier, OH.

Failure to Control. Waived amount:150.00.

Shirley Ramirez, West Unity,

OH. Tag/Sticker Violation. Waivedamount: 125.00.

Ivan C. Castillo, Pioneer, OH. Ex-

pired Operator License. Fine: 100.00,Costs: 85.00.

Eriberto C. Castillo, Pioneer, OH.Unlicensed Driver/Dr. Fine: 200.00,Costs: 85.00.

WILLIAMS COUNTY

CRIMINAL NEWS

Anthony House, Montpelier, OH.Disorderly Conduct. Fine: 150.00,

Costs: 85.00.Nathan H. Dalton, Bryan, OH. Do-

mestic Violence. Arraignment.

Rodney R Walker, Bryan, OH. As-sault. Fine: 350.00, Costs: 204.00.

Jail: 180, Suspended: 175. No future

violations within next 3 years. Noalcohol. No future violations within

next 2 years. First Timers Retreatwithin 90 days. Vacate ADM licensesuspension and fees.

Rodney R Walker, Bryan, OH.Making False Alarm. Fine: 300.00,Costs: 45.00. Jail: 90, Suspended:

90. No future violations within next3 years.

Rodney R Walker, Bryan, OH. Dis-

orderly. Fine: 100.00, Costs: 40.00.Rodney R Walker, Bryan, OH.

Open Container. Fine: 50.00, Costs:40.00.

Kelsey A. Hill, West Unity, OH. Do-

mestic Violence. Fine: 300.00, Costs:375.00. Jail: 180, Suspended: 180.No future violations within next 5

years. No violent or threatening con-tact with victim. Hands Down Do-

mestic Violence Program.Kelsey A. Hill, West Unity, OH. Vi-

olation of a Protection Order. Fine:

300.00, Costs: 95.00. Jail: 180, Sus-pended: 0. No future violations with-in next 5 years. No violent or threat-

ening contact with victim. Work

release granted if she has a job bycommitment date.

Christopher Bible, Montpelier,OH. Failure to File Taxes 11. Fine:

200.00, Suspended: 200.00. Jail: 30,Suspended: 30. No future violationswithin next 2 years. Must le taxes

within 30 days and setup paymentagreement.

Cody D. Cleaveland, Montpelier,OH. Receiving Stolen Property. Dis-missed.

Cody D. Cleaveland, Montpelier,OH. Resisting Arrest. Fine: 250.00,Costs: 100.00. Jail: 90, Suspended:

87. No future violations within next2 years.

Jorge Casares, Bryan, OH. Vio-

lation of a Protection Order. Fine:300.00, Costs: 153.03. Jail: 180. No

future violations within next 3 years.No contact with victim. Jail concur-rent with OVI, work release granted.

Cameron B. Conrad, Alvordton,OH. Abuse of Intoxicants. Fine:

300.00, Costs: 159.00. Jail: 180,Suspended: 90. Operator licensesuspended from 12/04/2013 to

06/02/2014. No future violationswithin next 2 years. Agency to de-stroy contraband. Work release

granted.Cameron B. Conrad, Alvord-

ton, OH. Drug Paraphernalia. Fine:

250.00, Costs: 45.00. Jail: 30,Suspended: 30. Operator license

suspended from 12/04/2013 to06/02/2014. No future violationswithin next 2 years. Agency to de-

stroy contraband.Cameron B. Conrad, Alvordton,

OH. Open Container. Dismissed

with costs: 40.00.Matthew W. Weber, Jr., Bryan, OH.

Domestic Violence. Fine: 350.00,Costs: 239.00. Jail: 180, Suspended:

150. No future violations within next5 years. No violent or threateningcontact with victim. Jail concurrent

with jail/prison time.Wesley N. Connin, Bryan, OH.

Drug Paraphernalia. Fine: 150.00,

Costs: 79.00. Operator licensesuspended from 12/05/2013 to

06/03/2014. Agency to destroy con-traband.

Wesley N. Connin, Bryan, OH. Pos-

session. Fine: 150.00, Costs: 40.00.Operator license suspended from12/05/2013 to 06/03/2014. Agency

to destroy contraband.Olivia Meraz, Bryan, OH. Tele-

phone Harassment. Fine: 250.00,

Costs: 90.00. Jail: 90, Suspended:90.

Matthew W. Weber, Sr., Bryan,OH. Obstruction of Ofcial Business.Fine: 250.00, Costs: 90.00. Jail: 90,

Suspended: 90.Donald L. Reed, Montpelier, OH.

Disorderly Conduct. Waived amount:

275.00.Anna R. Baugh, Edon, OH. Theft.

Arraignment.Marcus J. Carter, Montpelier, OH.

Obstruction of Ofcial Business. Ar-

raignment.Lavon L. Northrup, Edgerton, OH.

Domestic Violence. Fine: 300.00,

Costs: 360.00. Jail: 180, Suspended:170.

Lavon L. Northrup, Edgerton, OH.Aggravated Menacing. Arraignment.

Lavon L. Northrup, Edgerton, OH.

Weapons Under Disability. Arraign-ment.

Gene E. Ferrell, Bryan, OH. Theft.

Arraignment.Michael C. Barnes, Kunkle, OH.

Receiving Stolen Property. Fine:250.00, Suspended: 250.00, Costs:90. Jail: 90, Suspended: 90.

WILLIAMS COUNTY

COMMON PLEAS

Philip J. Gamboe Granted Treat-ment in Lieu of Conviction following

a charge of Improper Handling ofFirearms in a Motor Vehicle, a 4thdegree felony. Community control

probation.Ricky Tillman Community Con-

trol Violation. Community control

continued. Enter and successfullycomplete the SEARCH Program inBowling Green, OH. Follow all rec-

ommendations made by the programincluding aftercare.

Karolyn K. Harmon - CommunityControl Violation. Continue commu-nity control for an additional period

of 2 years until 1/23/16.Darion L. Thomas Assault, a

4th degree felony. Community con-

trol for 3 years. 180 days at CCNOwith 105 days suspended. Credit

for 53 days of time already served.Fine of $750. Complete a substanceabuse assessment at an approved

agency. Complete and anger man-agement class Maintain full-timeveriable employment. $160 restitu-

tion to the Bryan Police Department

within 60 days. Shall not enter anyestablishment where alcohol is soldor consumed by the glas. Shall notconsume or possess any form of an

alcoholic beverage.Armando Range Non-support of

Dependents, a 5th degree felony. 2

years community control. 180 daysat CCNO, with credit for 47 days al-

ready served. $500 ne. Gain andmaintain full-time veriable employ-ment and have child support taken

from paycheck Report all residencechanges immediately.

Dustin T. Color Breaking and

Entering, a 5th degree felony. ODRCfor 10 months and up to 3 years of

post-release control.

WILLIAMS COUNTY

DOMESTIC COURT

Shannon Logan, Montpelier, OHand Teddy Logan, Camden, MI. Peti-

tion for dissolution led.Jennifer Blevins, Stryker, OH

versus Todd Blevins, Deance, OH.Complaint for divorce led.

Telesha T. Toward versus Philip

Toward, both of Bryan, OH. Com-plaint for divorce led.

FULTON COUNTY

COURT NEWS

FULTON COUNTY

CRIMINAL NEWS

Jeremiah M. Gonzales, Wauseon,OH. Unlawful Restraint. Arraign-ment.

Jessica N. Garcia, Wauseon, OH.Child Endangerment. Dismissedwith costs: 78.00.

Natasha M. Hand, West Unity, OH.Telephone Harassment. Fine: 50.00,

Costs: 78.00. Community controlsanctions: $950.00 ne. No viola-

tions until 12-2-2015.Edward R. Elton, Delta, OH. Hunt-

ing Violation. Fine: 100.00, Costs:

72.00.Mike D. Elton, Delta, OH. Hunting

Violation. Fine: 100.00, Costs: 72.00.

Timothy A. Capretta, Swanton,OH. Cut Trees in Forest. Fine: 50.00,

Costs: 70.00.Timothy A. Capretta, Swanton,

OH. Erecting Tree Stand. Arraign-

ment.

FULTON COUNTY

TRAFFIC NEWS

Toni Winchester, Archbold, OH.50/35 speed. Waived amount:

135.00.Melissa S. Bellmann, Archbold,

OH. 60/35 speed. Waived amount:238.00.Jesse C. Warren, Delta, OH. Seat-

belt/Driver. Waived amount: 81.00.David S. Perez, Archbold, OH.

Seatbelt/Passenger. Waived amount:

71.00.Marianne Campbell, Strker, OH.

Stopped School Bus. Fine: 50.00,Costs: 88.00.

Maria G. Palos-Ortega, Wauseon,

OH. No Operator License. Fine:50.00, Costs: 88.00. No violations oflaw until 12-1-2014. Clear licenses

in 180 days. $100 ne suspendedunder community control.

Martin L. Taylor, Wauseon, OH.Failure to Control. Arraignment.

Edward K. Burkholder, Archbold,

OH. Speed. Waived amount: 125.00.Victor R. Montes, Wauseon, OH.

Seatbelt/Driver. Arraignment.

Melissa Trenkamp, Archbold, OH.Failure to Control. Arraignment.

Lindsey K. Gype, Wauseon, OH.Assured Clear Distance. Fine: 15.00,Costs: 88.00.

Erik C. Hilton, Wauseon, OH. Con-sume in Vehicle. Waived amount:155.00.

Roxanne G. Solis, Wauseon, OH.Improper Right Turn. Arraignment.

Roxanne G. Solis, Wauseon, OH.Seatbelt/Driver. Arraignment.John M. Fejes, IV, Swanton, OH.

Reckless Operation. Fine: 150.00,Costs: 80.00.John M. Fejes, IV, Swanton, OH.

Right Side of Road. Fine: 137.00,Costs: 51.00.

Kipp C. Harrington, Wauseon,

OH. 70/55 speed. Waived amount:127.00.

Alison M. Schweibert, Swanton,OH. Red Light. Waived amount:117.00.

Tyler C. Johnson, Delta, OH.77/55 speed. Waived amount:314.00.

Antonio Rosales, Fayette, OH.Child Restraint. Waived amount:

176.00.Joy P. Swickoski, Swanton, OH.

68/55 speed. Waived amount:

117.00.Heather M. Welch, Wauseon,

OH. 69/55 speed. Waived amount:

117.00.

Troy S. Partin, Swanton, OH. Fail-ure to Control. Arraignment.

Brenda S. Donaldson, Delta, OH.Trafc Control Device. Arraignment.

Nathaniel Moore, Wauseon, OH.Trafc Control Device. Arraignment.

Steven A. Campbell, II., Swanton,

OH. Speed. Waived amount: 117.00.Robert F. Ricker, Delta, OH.

Marked Lanes. Waived amount:182.00.

Robert A. Booth, Wauseon, OH.

Speed. Waived amount: 127.00.David H. Clawson, Delta, OH.

Speed. Waived amount: 117.00.

Karen S. Dierkins, Delta, OH.Speed. Waived amount: 127.00.

Cory W. McGuire, Wauseon, OH.

68/55 speed. Waived amount:117.00.

Krysta B. Smith, Archbold, OH.Speed. Waived amount: 127.00.Jessica L. VanSeggern, Delta, OH.

Speed. Waived amount: 127.00.Rachael M. Bergdall, Edon, OH.

Speed. Arraignment.Justin R. Gowing, Swanton, OH.

78/55 speed. Waived amount:

157.00.Diana J. Pharmakidis, Metamora,

OH. 70/55 speed. Waived amount:

254.00.Daniel A. Shaffer, Delta, OH. Tem-

porary Plates. Arraignment.

Elizabeth Summers, Swanton, OH.Speed. Waived amount: 117.00.

FULTON COUNTY DOMESTIC

COURT NEWS

Cara C. Augustyniak, Wauseon,OH and Andrew J. Augustyniak,Delta, OH. Dissolution granted.

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ADDITIONAL EDON NEWS ON PAGE 9

While Santa is one very busy manthis time of the year, word around Edonis the Jolly Old Elf has planned a stop-over in town!

Santa will make his visit during theEdon Public Librarys annual ChristmasOpen House slated for Tuesday, Decem-ber 17, 2013 from 5:00-7:00 p.m. In ad-dition to chatting with good little boysand girls (and carefully noting all theirwish list revisions!), the event will also

include craft time, Christmas and Holi-day music, light refreshments and doorprizes. Parents are welcomed and en-couraged to bring a camera to capturetheir childs special time with Santa.

For more information, please come toThe Edon Public Library at 105 SouthMichigan Street or call 419-272-2839during regular hours; you may also visitthe librarys website at www.mywcpl.org.

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BOMBER COURTESY CLUB Students at Edon Northwest Local Schools selectedfor membership into the Bomber Courtesy Club for November 2013 were front,from left, Logan Dulle, Daisii Osborn; middle row, Brianna Fitch, Shyanna-LeeIsbister, Kendol Brigle, Skylar Barnett and back row, Christopher Joice, WadeParrish, Aidan Muehlfeld, Gabe Smith, Breanna Heinze, Ashley Kaylor and JackFifer. Each student received a special certicate with coupons good for cookie andice cream treats at the Edon Schools Cafeteria.

November Bomber Courtesy

Club Members Announced

Edon Middle School Honor Roll For1st Nine Weeks Announced

8TH GRADE

Logan BloirJacklyn DargitzCort Eicher

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Sara FrantomSara Hiller

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Logan MatthewsKailee Mitchell

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By: Jennifer Manlove


Do you ever wonder where the goodclean fun and fellowship is? Well, NettleLake has a lot to offer. If you play or enjoylistening to acoustic instruments like har-monicas, guitars, dulcimers, bass, mando-lins, ddles, and banjos then Nettle Lakeis the place to be. The rst Saturday ofeach month beginning at 6pm, both newand old players gather for an evening ofmusic. This past Saturday the Nettle LakeUnited Brethren in Christ Church had anice crowd. Lots of Christmas songs wereplayed as well as gospel songs and someMerl e Haggard and Johnny Cash. Themusicians present were from near and far,and varied from the young to the young at

heart. Needless to say, there was a lot oftalent.

You can join the fun next month onJanuary 4th at 6pm at the Nettle LakeUnited Brethren in Christ Church, locatedat 18560 County Road 5-75 Montpelier,OH. Snacks and drinks are provided, anda great night is sure to be had by anyoneattending. You can nd them on Facebookat Nettle Lake Music Jam. For more in-formation you can contact the Pastor, MikeWilder at 419-485-4112 or email him [email protected]. You can also signup to get reminders from Marilyn Mullinsby emailing her at [email protected].

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Jamming In Nettle LakeWHAT WE READ YEARS AGO (The Edon Commercial News)

1984 - Edon Whats New

70 YEARS AGO

December 1943

Christmas boxes were sent to theboys in service from this community bythe Sunday School and the WomensSociety of Christian Service.

Frank Horne of Camp Custer, BattleCreek is home on a furlough this week

to visit his wife and baby at the homeof her mother, Mrs. Florence Estrich.

60 YEARS AGO

December 1953

Cpl. C.R. Frank son of Mr. andMrs. Floyd Frank has been dis-charged from the Marines and ar-rived home Tuesday.

The Christmas Carol Pageantwhich was announced in the lastweeks paper has been cancelled be-cause of the illness of music directorCarl Strassle, who was in charge ofthe program.

Thirty-six members of theW.S.C.S. of the Methodist Churchmet last Thursday afternoon. Mrs.Dean Kannel president was in chargeof the business meeting.

50 YEARS AGO

December 1963

The Staters remained on top inthe Tri-State Semi-Pro League tiedonly again played a fast pace game,and had a 13-19 lead at half time.Cooney dominated both boards withRay Rhodes and Paul Green doing ane job. The Staters once again hadfour players in double gures.

40 YEARS AGO

December 1973

Jeanette Okuley, Edon JuniorLanguage Arts teacher attended theOhio Education Representative As-

sembly held at Akron Dec. 13-15.Irene Domanokski, Edon has

been appointed to a National Steer-ing Committee of Diabetes Educa-tors.

30 YEARS AGO

December 1983

Navy Aviation Structural Mechan-ic 2nd Class William E. Armstronghas been selected as the Sailor of theMonth with Attack Squadron 128,Naval Air Station Whidbey Island,Oak Harbor, Washington.

Computers are in use at the EdonNorthwest School.

20 YEARS AGO

December 1993

Some gifts are so special they takeyour breath away, some gifts give itback. This holiday season the Ameri-can Lung Association offers the OhioGolf Privilege Card for only $30.00.This gift offers the golfer free greensfees for 1994 and supports the mis-sion of healthy lungs for everyone.

The Aro Fluid Products Division ofworldwide Ingersoll-Rand has beenawarded with Best New Product-Fluid Power-1993 for the entry: 1/4Air-Operated Diaphragm Pump.

The Edon girls varsity basketballteam won a close one against the vis-iting Antwerp Archers 33-32 on Mon-day.

10 YEARS AGO

December 2003

Toledo Edison/First Energy annu-ally donates to the Edon Area Cham-ber of Commerce Christmas lightfund. A check for $1,000 was given.

Each Christmas season the EdonArea Ministerial Association givesgifts and food baskets to the less for-tunate.

Kevin Beck, Williams CountySheriffs Chief Deputy, announcedthat he will be a Republican candi-date for Williams County Sherriff in

March 2004 primary election.Art students at Edon High School

were awarded seven Certicates ofMerit during this years Lake ErieWest Region Scholastic Art Award.

SOPHOMORES ... Al Wuebben, Heidi Wyrick, and Stephanie Adams areobviously pleased with their latest purchase, as the class rings were de-livered.

PHOTOS BY JENNIFER MANLOVE, STAFF

MUSIC ... Musicians gather for a good time of fellowship and song.

JAMMIN ... All musicians come from all over the tri-state area to create music together.

JOYFUL SOUND ... Pickin together to create music these men make music for thecrowd.


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Even with the frigid, icy temperatures, there were

still plenty of area residents that came out to see San-ta in the Park. Santa arrived in style ... not with his

sleigh or reindeer, but with the assistance of the EdonFire Department on a re truck. The lights in the park

were glowing even though it wasnt quite dark enough

yet to see their beauty.

Santa sat cozy by the replace inside the Depotwith a decorated Christmas tree and ambience by hisside. The Edon queens were his elves for the evening

as they handed out candy canes to the children afterpassing their wishes to Santa.

Cookies and hot chocolate were provided by St. Pe-

ters Lutheran Church by free will donation.And outside were the sounds of carolers, young

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HARK THE HEROLD ANGELS SING ... Shannon Wieland, Crista Workoetter, Breanna Davis were part of the high

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Santa Makes His Annual Arrival In Edons Walz Park

HUGS FROM HUG ... Anne Hug from Edon gives Santa a

squeeze after telling him her Christmas wishes.

A LITTLE BIT COUNTRY ... Alyson Derck asked Santa for

a dinosaur as part of her Christmas wish list.

NO TRICKS, JUST TREATS ... Lily McBride receives her

candy cane from Melody Nofziger. Lily asked Santa for

ip-ops, Soa the First camping toy and prettier boots..even though the snow boots on her feet were quite cute!

SANTAS HELPER ... Melody Nofziger, Grand Supreme

Tri-County Queen was one of the elves assisting Santa athis stop in Edon on Sunday evening.

ALL GONE ... Mike Snyder shows his son Drake the emp-

ty cup of hot chocolate that they had shared together.

TABLE OF YUMMIES ... Katie Rummel of St. Peters Lu-

theran church stands to wait on those wishing for somewarmth from the igloo of hot chocolate to wash down the

yummy homemade goodies.

PHOTOS BY ANGI WALKUP, STAFF


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By: Mitch PeeblesTHE VILLAGE REPORTER

A tough battle wasmade a little bit easier, asthe friends and family ofFonda Griser gathered to-gether to hold a benet in

her honor.Fonda is currently fac-

ing her second battle withthroat cancer. She beatthe disease the rst timearound, but it has sadlycome back, and has start-ed to spread to other ar-eas. The benet was heldat the Pioneer Commu-nity Center. A spaghettidinner was served, alongwith rafes, silent auc-tions, and a 50/50 draw-ing, all to raise money tohelp the single motherof three young childrenpay her medical bills.Many in attendance wore

shirts that read TeamFonda, showing theirlove and support. It wasunclear if Fonda wouldbe well enough to make itto the benet, but aboutan hour after guestshad gathered, a friend ofFonda gladly announcedCan I have your atten-tion everyone? Fonda hasarrived!! She was wel-comed in to the Commu-nity Center by an ovationfrom those at the benet,some who knew her per-sonally, others who didnot, but were still there tohelp a community mem-

ber in need.Benet director Rich-ard Cufe was very hap-py to see the amount ofsupport that was givento Fonda. The benet forFonda was a huge suc-cess, I was completelyblown away by how wellthe community came outand supported a localresident, some new herand some did not, but itwas a fact that she was aresident of our area andpeople cared. Cufe saidI am happy to say I wasable to help make thispossible, but it really is

the donors and the com-munity who made it hap-pen I was just there to seeit come alive.

A total of $6,240 wasraised at the benet, andwas presented to Fondaon Friday December 6th.That is well over what wethought we could raiseCufe said we servedover 200 people, greatlyexceeding out goal. Cuf-e also said that Fonda isvery grateful for the out-pouring of support thatwas shown to her.

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REFLECTIONS FROM PIONEERS PAST

1964 North Central Eagles Basketball Squad

FIRST ROW: Arlon Schroeder, Frank Lantz, Butch Stantz, Chuck White, Ken Ester-line, Rick Repp. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Paul Conrad, JV Coach James Miller,Denny Wyman, Lorin Bavin, Chuck Rummel, Gary Hambleton, Jim Moon, LowellRademacher.

Pioneer Community Helps Make

Fonda Grisier Beneft A Success

NO APPOINTMENT NEEDEDAll State-Provided Vaccines: $10.00

No one denied state vaccines due to inability to pay

Montpelier Ofce310 Lincoln Ave.

Bryan Ofce1399 E. High St.

Every Tuesday1:00 - 4:30 pm

2nd Thursday10:30 - 12:00pm

1:00 - 6:30pm

Every Thursday10:30 - 12:OOpm

1:00 - 4:30pm

WELCOMING HUG ... Co-Benet coordinator Sandra Rice(Right) embraces Fonda Grisier as she arrives at the ben-et being held in her honor.

PHOTOS BY MITCH PEEBLES, STAFF

GATHERING FOR A CAUSE ... Benet goers enjoy a spaghetti dinner as they raisemoney to help pay for her medical bills.

CONTINUATION OF GENERAL NEWS / CONTINUED FROM THE FRONT PAGE

November 2013 Will Be Rememberedon the 11th through 13th, temperatureswarmed quickly with highs back into the60s by the 17th. This was the warmestday of the month, with the high reaching65 at Fort Wayne ahead of the arrival ofthe second arctic cold front. It was thisfront was associated with a preliminarycount of 28 tornadoes across Indiana...breaking the record for most tornadoes ina single day in November and being thethird most tornadoes for any day of the

year in Indiana."Although our immediate area did not

see widespread tornadic activity on No-vember 17, the outow from the frontalboundary was still erce with winds inexcess of 60 miles per hour. A rapidly re-generating severe thunderstorm along thefront blew up in northern Deance Coun-ty, prompting warnings for Deance, Wil-liams and Fulton Counties.

The only conrmed tornado activity inour area on the day came from the samesevere thunderstorm which entered Ohioin Van Wert County. At 4:47 pm, an EF-1tornado packing 100 mph winds toucheddown briey about 0.3 miles south ofthe intersection of Elm Sugar and Don-er Roads. It only spent two minutes onthe ground before lifting just south ofthe Paulding County line. Seconds lat-er though, the storm regenerated anddropped a second, more powerful EF-2funnel just inside the Paulding Countyline. Eventually crossing into PutnamCounty, packing winds of 130 mph andmoving northeast at 65 mph, this tornadoremained on the ground for 11.1 miles,plowing through Cloverdale before nallylifting ve miles northeast of the heavilydamaged village.

All things considered and with due re-spect to the fair folks of Cloverdale, thiswas a tolerable outcome to the passageof the front. Bear in mind that just a fewhours earlier, this same line of stormsdropped a half-mile wide EF-4 funnel onEast Peoria, Illinois that would go on toshred Washington, Illinois to pieces, killone and injure 125. Factoring that intothe picture, you can say with some jus-tication that we got off easy. It is

The Village Reporter - December 11th, 2013

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