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By ANGELA SHEPHERDStaff Writer
The Highland Houseassisted living center onHarry Sauner Road inHillsboro hosted an openhouse recently to "reintro-duce" itself to the communi-ty.
The reason for the rein-troduction, said activitiescoordinator Linda Waits, is"there is a lot of new staff,"including herself, at thefacility, which prides itself inbeing equipped and outfittedto allow for a level of inde-pendence not typically foundin other facilities.
Admissions directorMichael Bradford echoedWaits and added that thefacility has been "revampingand updating" as well.
Bradford offered tours ofthe refreshed facility to openhouse visitors. Also offeredwere drinks, cookies, andwhole apple pies baked bykitchen staff and boxed up Pictured above is Michael Bradford, admissions director at Highland House assisted living facility on Harry
Sauner Road in Hillsboro. The facility hosted an open house recently for visitors to come and see the facili-ties and meet the staff.
SUNDAY, AUGUST 5, 2012Volume 34, Number 52 14 pages
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INDEXComics ........................................Page 10Dear Abby .....................................Page 4Classifieds ...............................Pages 8-9Cookies & Milk ...........................Page 11
Master Gardener column, Page 4
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AUGUST TIPS
‘A pretty nice place to be’
Page 2A COUNTY SHOPPER Sunday, August 5, 2012
HILLSBORO $275,000NEW LISTING* 6BR/4BA* 1.5 Story Cape Cod* Full Finished Basement* Beautiful Woodwork
* 3 Car Detached Oversized Garage * 56x30 Ft. Pole Barn w/* Sep. Elec. * 6+ AcresMLS# 1322876
DAYTON $102,000NEW LISTING* 3BR/2BA* EstablishedNeighborhood
* Eat in Kitchen* Full Basement
* Fenced Back YardMLS# 1323049
PEEBLES $39,900NEW LISTING* 3BR/1BA* Front Porch* Nice YardMLS# 1322386
NEW VIENNA $24,900NEW LISTING* 2BR/1.5BA* Brick Historic Home* Old World Charm* Natural WoodworkMLS# 1322383
GREENFIELD $153,900PRICE REDUCED* Dining Room* Partially FinishedBasement
* Hardwood Floors* Remodeled Kitchen
* Deck * 2 Car Det. GarageMLS# 1304905
HILLSBORO $30,000* 3BR/2BA* Mobile Home* Sun Room* Possibly 5 Bedrooms* Buy Adjoining PropertyMLS# 1297726
Both for $37,500MLS# 1297720
HILLSBORO $25,000* 3BR/1BA* SinglewideMobile Home
* Rocky Fork Lake AreaMLS# 1297726
* Buy Additional PropertyMLS# 1297720 Both for $37,500
HILLSBORO $79,900* 3BR/2BA* Full Walkout BasementPartially Finished
* Hardwood Floors* Mature ShadeMLS# 1322525
HILLSBORO $159,900PRICE REDUCED* 3BR/2.5BA* SpaciousCountry Home
* 2 Family Rooms* Finished Basement
* In law Suite w/2nd Kitchen * Country SettingMLS# 1311120
BAINBRIDGE $115,900* 3BR/2BA* Enclosed Porch* 2 Car Det. Garage* 5 Acres* Very SecludedMLS# 1309046
LEESBURG $129,900* 3BR/2.5BA* Over 1800 SF* FR w/French Doors* Formal DR* Full BasementMLS# 1316028
HILLSBORO $124,900* 4BR/1.5BA* 11 Room Home* Lots of Country Character* Barn w/Workshop* 1 Car Det. Garage* Shade Trees
* A Must SeeMLS# 1313444
HILLSBORO $169,900* 4BR/2.5BA* Brick Home w/PartialFinished Basement
* Family Room w/Walkout
* Det/Att Garage* Horse BarnMLS# 1313864
HILLSBORO $173,500* Beautiful Home inLake Community
* 3 BR/2BA* Covered Front Porch* Screened Back Porch* Professionally
* Landscaped * A Must SeeMLS# 1323177
FAYETTEVILLE $249,900* Custom Built Home* 4-5 BR/3.5 BA * FullFinished Walk-outBasement * 2 Fireplaces
* 5 Car Garage * 5 Acres* Horse Barn w/Fenced Pasture * Large Deck, ScreenedPorch, Covered PatioMLS# 1304672
HILLSBORO $279,900* 4 BR/3BA * Full Finished Walk-outBasement * 6 Panel Solid Doors
* Natural Woodwork Wrapped Deck* Sun Room * Pond * Oversized 2 CarAtt. Garage * 32x48 Insulated
* Garage w/Elec. * 16 Acres * Additional 20 AcresAvailable @$3,900 Per AcreMLS# 1313585
MANCHESTER $239,000* 3BR/1BA* Nature Enthusiasts* Rustic Cabin* Distant View of Ohio River* 146 AcresMLS# 1311343
WINCHESTER $224,900* 3BR/2BA* 1.5 Story Cape Cod* Fenced Back Yard* 32 Acres w/Pasture,Woods, & Pond
* Barn w/Stalls* Tractor Barn * Chicken HouseMLS# 1301163
NEW VIENNA $249,900* Beautiful Log Home* Tongue & GroovePine Ceilings
* 5 BR/2.5 Baths* Lge. Back Deck2 Car Att. GarageMLS# 1274131
HILLSBORO $169,900* Newer 3BR/2BARanch Home
* Approx. 1600 SF* 30x40 Pole Barn w/Elec. & Heat
* Asphalt DriveMLS# 1281490
HILLSBORO $179,500* 3BR/2BA* Full Basement* Beautiful Country Setting* 6 Acres Mostly Wooded* Privacy* Convenient to TownMLS# 1307946
LEESBURG $189,900* 6.6 Mini Farm* 4 BR/ 2.5BA* New 2 Story Additionw/Master Suite
* Hardwood Floors* 2 Car Det. Garage * Corn Crib * 6000 Bushel Grain Bin* Barn w/StallsMLS# 1299619
SPRINGBORO $204,900* 4BR/2.5BA* FR w/Fireplace* Breakfast Area* Formal Dining* Granite Counter Tops& SS Appliances
* Basement * Privacy Fenced Back YardMLS# 1307347
HILLSBORO $789,500* 2 Homes * 89.8 Acre Farm* Stocked Pond * Pasture* Creeks * Woods * Pole Barn* 24x49 Building * 1st Home-4BR/3.5BA * Full FinishedBasement w/Walkout
* 2nd Home-2BR/2BAMLS# 1315143
HILLSBORO $1,100,475* Multi-Family Farm * 365.62 Acres* Wooded * Private * Barn Convertedto 3 Story Home * Original Beams &
*Woodwork * 6BR/3BA * Full Walkout Basement * OriginalHomestead House * Large Building w/BA, Office & Kitchen
* Large 4 Car Det. Garage w/Machine Shop * Mobile home* Pond * Must see to appreciate!MLS# 1322990
LAND NEW LISTING 0.457 ACRES* 11871 LAKE FRONT DR.* Rocky Fork Lake Area* Property has old farm house-Priced for the Land $10,000MLS# 1322891
* 0.122 Acres* BROADWAY ST., LYNCHBURG* Single Lot* Good Location* Utilities Available $3,900MLS# 1314839
Sue C. Boone,Broker, ABR
Home: 937-393-9363Cell: 937-763-9363
Patricia A. RandABR
Home: 937-393-1082Cell: 937-763-3511
Cheryl A.Mullins
Cell: 937-402-7759
Charles N.McDaniel
Home: 937-588-2353Cell: 937-725-1156
Alton SwayneAuctioneer
Cell: 937-587-3401
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JoshuaWalker
Cell: 937-205-3430
Phil Hufford
Cell: 937-725-8246
Robin C. GeierABR
Home: 937-446-1782Cell: 937-725-5613
LynneSpaeth
Home: 937-987-9762Cell: [email protected]
KristaThompson
Home: 937-981-3368Cell: 740-606-6886
PART T I M E A G E N T S
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Please call to speak to any of our agents today!
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LANDNEW LISTING 0.457 ACRES* 11871 LAKE FRONT DR.* Rocky Fork Lake Area
* Property has old farm house-Priced for the Land$10,000 MLS# 1322891
* 0.122 Acres* BROADWAY ST., LYNCHBURG* Single Lot * Good Location
* Utilities Available$3,900 MLS# 1314839PRICE REDUCED
* 2.6 Acres * 16590 SR 136* Excellent Land for Building
* Utilities at Street$11,700 MLS# 1308050
* .027 Acres* 7118 E.HIGHLAND TRAIL, HILLSBORO
* Double Lot w/All Utilities* Mobile Home Pad * Patio
* Driveway$22,900 MLS# 1302807
NEW LISTING* 0.30 Acres
* 25 CHESTNUT,SINKING SPRINGS
* Single Lot* 2 Parcels* Nice Trees
* Well* Utilities at Street
$11,000 MLS# 1309889* 0.301 Acres
* HIGHLAND HILLS DR.,HILLSBORO
* Rocky Fork Lake* Vacant Lot
* Mature Trees$2,500 MLS# 1282968
* 0.319 Acres* CAMERON DR., GREENFIELD* Single Family Building Lot
* Utilities at Street* Additional Lot Available$12,000 Each MLS# 1246112
* 0.397 Acres* NORTHSHORE DRIVE,
HILLSBORO* Rocky Fork Lake
* Single Family Building Lot* Driveway & Utilities$23,000 MLS# 1291471
* 0.450 Acre* NORTHSHORE DR.,
HILLSBORO* Rocky Fork Lake
* Single Family Building Lot* 1973 Mobile Home
Included$23,500 MLS# 1275850
* 0.463 Acre* 76 PARKER PLACE,BLANCHESTER
* Single Family Lots* Country Subdivision* Utilities at Street
* Additional Lots Available$12,000 Ea. MLS# 1256283
NEW LISTING* 0.55 Acres
FASCINATION WAY, HILLSBORO* Double Lots
* Rocky Fork Lake Area* Bring Your Builder
* Single & Doublewides are Permitted$10,500 MLS# 1319455
NEW LISTING* 0.516 * Lot #13
WYATT FALLS CRT., LEESBURG* Single Family Building Lot/Lots* Selection of 12 Available Lots* Prices - $12,900 to $14,900 &
Sizes – 0.5 to 1.08 Acres* Buyers Bring Your Builder!
$12,900 MLS# 1314861* 1.3 Acre
* CAMERON DR.,GREENFIELD* Vacant Land
* Ideal for New Home!$15,000 MLS# 1246104
* 20 Acres* FAIR RIDGE RD., HILLSBORO* Rolling, Tillable Acreage* See Listing For Details$78,000 MLS# 1313589
NEW LISTING* 21.65 Acres -6476 LUCAS LANE,
HILLSBORO* Great Farm Land
* Located at Rocky Fork Lake$95,000 MLS# 1318092
* 42+ Acres* ST RTE 138, HILLSBORO* Rolling Tillable Land* Lots of Road Frontage* Can be Subdivided$169,348 MLS# 1313034
* 43+ AcresWASHBURN RD., HILLSBORO
* Mostly Wooded* 2 Ponds * Creeks
* Lots of Road Frontage * Driveway$149,000 MLS# 1303167
HILLSBORO $69,900SATURDAY
AUGUST 3rd 1pm – 3pm6943 LAURA BLVD.,
HILLSBORO
* 2BR/1BA * Nice Cottage* Privacy and Secluded * Wrap Deck* Nice LandscapingMLS# 1321867
OP E N H O U S E
LYNCHBURG $229,500SUNDAY
AUGUST 12th 2pm – 4pm4123 CERTIER RD
* Beautiful Log Home * QuietSecluded Oasis * 2 BR/2.5 BA
* Windows Galore * Screened Porch * Covered Wrap Around * 32x24Pole Barn w/Stalls, Water, Electric, & Phone Service * Fenced Pasture
* 2.96 Acres * Backup Electric Service InstalledMLS# 1323111
OP E N H O U S E
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Chevrolet K1500
Mercury Grand Marquis
Chevrolet K1500 Ext. Cab
Dodge Durango R/T Pkg.
Ford Explorer XLT 4WD
Chevrolet T-10 Ext. Cab 4WD
Buick Rendezvous AWD
Chevrolet Impala LS
Chevrolet Cobalt LT
Mercury Grand Marquis
Chevrolet HHR
Chevrolet Cobalt
Chevrolet HHR
Ford Fusion
Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS
Buick Rendezvous
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Chevrolet Aveo LT
Dodge Journey
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Pontiac G6
Chevrolet Trailblazer LS
Saturn Aura XR
Pontiac G6
Chevrolet Express 1500
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continued from Page 1for visitors to take home.He said the assisted-living
facility has a capacity for 39residents who are offered indi-vidual apartments from studiosize to a one-bedroom. Eachunit is equipped with its ownthermostat, bathroom and akitchenette with a microwave,sink, counter space, and asmall refrigerator/freezer.
Bradford said residents arefree to decorate their apartmenthow they want. Evidence ofthis was obvious as outsidemany of the doorways, markedby numbered, golden placards,sat decorations--an old tablewith a lacy doily and pictures,whimsical lawn ornaments,and other little knick-knacks ofhome. Bradford added that res-idents are welcome to havetheir pets as well.
The residence hallways arewide and equipped with safetybars and security lights. In asmall hallway an "internetcafe" is available to residents.Off another hallway is anentrance to a courtyard withswings, chairs, and a grill.
Bradford said HighlandHouse is a "completelyenclosed, secure facility."Residents are free to come andgo but no one comes in or outthe entrance doors without asecurity code, he said.
According to Bradford, thefacility also has its own beautysalon. Activities and outingsare available for residents toenjoy. Also available to resi-dents, and included in theirroom and board, is a laundryservice, various activities, andwellness programs.
As part of what is offered toresidents there is a communitygathering area--with plush fur-niture and a fireplace--whereresidents can listen to music,play games, and attend churchservices, Bradford said.
A cafe-style dining roomflanks the entrance lobby.Bradford said residents areencouraged to eat in the diningroom for the interaction witheach other and with staff butthey are also able to receivetheir meals in their apartments.
Bradford said HighlandHouse offers a 24-hour nursingstaff that check on residentsevery two hours. It is a privatepay facility but VA aid andassistance are available as well,he said. Respite rooms areavailable for shorter stays.
As to Highland House andall that it offers, resident JohnBroerman said, "It's a prettynice place to be."
Highland House is operatedby Assisted Living Conceptsand is located at 251 HarrySauner Road in Hillsboro. Formore information call (937)393-8830 or go tohttp://www.alcco.com/.
DEAR ABBY: I'm becom-ing increasingly concernedabout my wife, "Traci," andher influence over our 3-year-old son, "Grant." I love havinga son, as does Traci, althoughshe always wanted a little girl.Unfortunately, we haven't beenable to have another child, andmy wife's focus on our sonappears to be somewhatskewed.
Over the last few months,Traci has been buying Grantmore and more feminine cloth-ing. I'm OK with a pink shirtnow and then, but lately it hasgotten out of hand. She hasbeen close to dressing Grant indrag. My wife says not to takeit so seriously, but it bothersme when people tell us wehave a "lovely little girl."
I'm worried that what mywife is doing will have anadverse effect on my son, butat the same time I need toknow if I'm overreacting. --IT'S A BOY!
DEAR IT'S A BOY!: Myexperts tell me that there is nodata that demonstrates whatyour wife is doing will causegender confusion in your son.What's important is that youtalk to her and express yourconcerns privately. Your littleboy is at an age where he cansense stress in your marriage,and THAT could cause himproblems later on. Moreimportant than what clotheshe's wearing is decreasing thelevel of stress on the boy.
DEAR ABBY: I'm dating aman who is genuine, consider-ate, thoughtful, humble,responsible, committed to hisfamily, and we have greatphysical chemistry.Unfortunately, there is no intel-lectual/social "connection."
We have never had an intel-
lectually stimulating conversa-tion, and I'm not sure he's evensomeone I would have pickedto be friends with, although wedo share interests in the out-doors and our faith. I feel emo-tionally secure with him andkeep wondering if I'm beingoverly critical or choosing tostay in a relationship out offear of not finding someonebetter in time to start a family.(I'm in my early 30s.) Pleaseadvise. -- INDECISIVE INPLEASANTON, CALIF.
DEAR INDECISIVE: Tobe frank, no one person has"everything." If intellectualstimulation is the quality that'smost important to you, then theman you have been dating isn'tthe one for you. The fine quali-ties you listed would weighheavily in his favor with manywomen. What you must askyourself is whether or not youcan be with him and find intel-lectual stimulation elsewherewhen you feel you need it.
———Dear Abby is written by
Abigail Van Buren, alsoknown as Jeanne Phillips, andwas founded by her mother,Pauline Phillips. Write DearAbby at www.DearAbby.comor P.O. Box 69440, LosAngeles, CA 90069.
Wife’s choice of wardrobefor son is too girly for dad
DDEEAARR AABBBBYYAbigail Van Buren
Can it really be August? Most gar-deners will agree that July seemedmore like August this year because ofthe high temperatures. The rains havebeen spotty for us in this neck of thewoods. The last big storm simply part-ed and went around us!
The tomatoes are finally starting toripen! Did you know that temperatureplays a very important part in theripening process? Lycopene, the pig-ment that gives ripe tomatoes their redcolor, is only produced at ambient tem-peratures of between 50 and 85degrees Fahrenheit. The optimum tem-perature for lycopene production is 68-77 degrees Fahrenheit. Any great devi-ation from these temperature rangeswill mean that tomatoes won’t turn red.Sometimes when it gets quite hot,tomatoes on the vine may have a yel-lowish orange look. If practical for thesize of your operations, it might be bet-ter to pick them in the pink stage andlet them ripen indoors in cooler tem-peratures. Tomatoes need warmth, notlight, to ripen, so there’s no need to putthem in direct sunlight. Place them outof direct sunlight where the tempera-ture is 65-70 degrees Fahrenheit.
As I walk around my garden withmy Tomato “map”, yes…I have tomake a map so that when my husbandasks, “What tomato is this?”, I can givehim a quick answer. Early in the ripen-ing process I sometimes take a markerto the garden with me and put the num-ber on the tomatoes as I harvest. Iplanted 25 different varieties of toma-toes this year, so I need all the help Ican get when it comes to tomato iden-
tification!Your Gardening Checklist for
August includes:• Water and weed • Fertilize annuals, especially thosein containers. Remove spent annualsand replace with new plants to keepbeds and containers fresh.• Divide irises and daylilies as theycomplete blooming.• Divide and transplant peonies.• Cut back yarrow, catmint, coreopsisand veronica by one-third when plantsstop flowering to encourage newfoliage and blooms.• Harvest herbs for freezing or dry-ing.• Re-edge beds.• Keep compost moist.• Do a final planting of vegetables forfall harvest: spinach, lettuce, kale andchard.• Check plants for signs of pests anddiseases.• Evaluate your garden with an eyefor improvements.• Collect seeds for next year’s gar-den.• Study bulb catalogs and order garlicand flowering bulbs to plant this fall.• Add extra fall-blooming perennialsto the garden• Cut flowers to bring indoors toenjoy.• Direct-seed turnips for a fall harvestPropagate strawberries or weed themand thin out runners.
Remember that a gardener can helpprevent problems with pests and dis-ease. Handling plants carefully, notworking among the plants when they
are wet, and routinely cleaning yourtools can help a great deal.Encouraging populations of beneficialinsects such as parasitic wasps and spi-ders is a great way to control Insectpests. Routinely inspect plants everyother day or so during the height of theseason to catch problems before theyget out of hand!
The accelerated gardening seasoncontinues to amaze me this year. Lastyear my Magic lilies were finishedblooming by August 25, but this yearthey started blooming on July 25! TheResurrection Lily is a member of theAmaryllis Family, which includesother well-known bulbs such as com-mon amaryllis, daylilies, daffodils, andsnowdrops. These lilies are easy togrow and naturalize readily. Magiclilies have strap-like leaves that emergein spring and die down by mid-sum-mer. No leaves are present during sum-mer months or when the blooms arise(hence the name Naked Lady or MagicLily). These lilies make excellent cutflowers as well as beautiful gardenplants.
Don’t forget to e-mail your garden-ing questions to Mike Hannah [email protected].
Have you counted the jars on yourcanning shelf? Are you running shorton some of your favorites? It’s time tomake your list for this year! TheMahaffey’s list includes: Bread andButter Pickles, Chili Sauce, Tomatojuice and Pepper Relish.
Submitted by Faye Mahaffey, OSUEBrown County Master GardenerVolunteer
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Sunday, August 5, 2012 COUNTY SHOPPER Page 5A
RichardShriver(937)
927-0125
Angela Smith(937)
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Bob Kelley(937)
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SandyKearns(937)
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CarolStafford(937)
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Clark Castle(937)
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Lawrence J.Perry(937)
927-5285
Ray Mustard(937)
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Todd Ireland(937)
623-5858
Bill Tharp(937)
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Dennis Case II(740)
707-6806
Herschel Z.Hook(937)
403-5195
Dave Inman(937)
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Disclaimer and Absence of Warranties - All the information contained in this document was obtained from sources believed to becorrect, but not guaranteed. All acreages, measurements and other figures described in this are approximate and not warranted.
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NEW LISTING!This well planned 4 bedroom 2 bath home rests on 15 acres, large barn, fenced pasture andmore for only 139,900 Call Bob today.42 ACRE FARM This beautiful 42 acres includes a large barn, pasture, woods, electric is in place - and theviews are fabulous! Lots of wild life, and seclusion for only 105,000 Richard today.2STORY 4 BEDROOM HOMEon a large corner lot, partial basement, covered front and rear porch, largeoutbuilding with concrete floor, loft and electric all for only 52,500 Call Richard.ONLY MINUTES FROM TOWN this 2 acres with county water surrounds a cozy home, large barn androom to grow for only 24,900 Call Richard.VACANT LAND AVAILABLE on Land Contract one acre with county water and electric in place for only13,500 Call Richard.LAND CONTRACT available on this 3 bedroom home, large fenced lawn and outbuilding priced at28,900 Call Carol.IMMEDIATE POSSESSION on this 3 bedroom home resting on a corner lot with an oversized 2 cargarage, 3 lots, huge rear deck - this home is in mint condition priced at 66,500 Call Richard.LOOKING FOR LOVE 13 acres surrounds this 4 bedroom home with a full basement, 2 car garage -Beautiful Scenery, this home need some love - priced at 94,900 Call Richard today.OWNER WANTS TO SELL! This HUGE 3 bedroom, 4 bath Cape Cod Home is surrounded by 6+ acres,a full basement, 2 car garage, fireplace, large open floor plan, built in appliances, large closets, coveredfront porch, rear patio and more! Priced at 249,900 Call Richard today!LAND CONTRACT available on this cozy home with 4 lots for only 59,900 Call Carol.COMMERCIAL BUILDING AND APARTMENT RENTALSCorner Location with high traffic count, countywater, 4 apartments fully rented $1,700 month in come priced at 139,900 Call SandyHUGE OPPORTUNITYThis 50+ acre investment property is close to the Lake with county water, greatrecreational area, Large shaded area, open spaces, fishing, and more! Call Richard.
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Highland County Community Action announcesthe 2012 Summer Home Energy Assistance Program
Starting June 1, 2012 ending August 31, 2012.
This year’s program can provide, for eligible households, up to $250of assistance on an electric bill or a room air conditioner unit.
To be eligible for the electrical assistance there must be a householdmember age 60 or older, a household member who has a medicalcondition, supported by documentation from a doctor, who wouldbenefit from air conditioning or requires electric service, or has a
disconnect notice for the utility. To qualify for an air conditioner thehousehold may not currently have air conditioning and a member of
the household, regardless of age, would have to have amedical condition, supported by documentation from a doctor, whowould benefit from air conditioning. To qualify for either benefit the
total household income must be at or below 200% of theFederal Poverty guidelines.
For more information or to set up an appointmentplease call Highland County Community Action at 937-393-3458
Size of Family Unit Federal Poverty Guidelines
200%
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22,340.0030,260.0038,180.0046,100.0054,020.0061,940.0069,860.0077,780.00
For family members with more thaneight (8) members, add the amount
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Location: A.C. Fairgrounds, Boyd Ave, West Union, Ohio. Merchants Building.Offering: Fine Antiques - Tractor - Guns - Coins - GlasswareExercise Equipment - Wood Burning Cookstove - Early Baum
Press Folder - Knives - Marbles - Jewelry Spa- Some Household - Piano - Organ
TTRRAACCTTOORR:: 1946 Ferguson (20) good sheet metal, smokes a little, ok rubber.SSPPEECCIIAALL IINNTTEERREESSTT:: Baum Folder #55 Serial #560 Pat. 8-3-1926 in great condition.Piano by Wurlitzer short top-plastic keys/clean nice, nice organ short top.AANNTTIIQQUUEESS//CCOOLLLLEECCTTIIBBLLEESS:: Eclipse (black) wood burning cook stove-nice, early parlor couch & chair, walnut table& chairs, medium size good spinning wheel, 2 brass good beds (fs)-1 square tube/1 round tube, 2 cute quilts, stonejars, baby stroller/buggy in the form of car (cute), braided rug, school desk, cookie jars, oak end tables, 50's look couch& chair clean, school desk, 2 wooden desks, china cabinets, good victrola, 7ft tall corner cupboard-pine but nice, sev-eral wonderful lamps, several pictures, sausage stuffer pat. July 6, 1858, 2 early cow bells, curio cabinet, nice Shu-mann Bavaria US zone Germany Chorblat pot & cups, ceramic ware, tea cups, plates, vases, creamers, glassware, radioflyer toy wagons-2 large, wrought iron patio table w/4 chairs-glass top, copper piggy bank, brass ornate mirror andcandle sticks, Replogle World globe on nice wooden stand catographer LeRoy Tolman, Jelly Bean machine 1¢, sev-eral marbles old & new, 20+ early comic books, 2 glass bells-1 crystal, some wicker items, Menesse Spain silvercreamer, drum top stand, 2 glass door stack on book cases, dresser, wicker baby buggy, pigeon hole desk/marble topdresser, drum top 5 legged kitchen table-wooden, water fall dresser, pot belly combuse stove, tea cart, several chairs,greyhound red wagon, oak rocker, canned top stand.KKNNIIVVEESS:: case xx 3 blade oilstone/holster-new, Russell Barlow-yellow handle 2 blade, Buck 500 $ sheath, TimberRattler hunting knife/sheath, Winchester lock blade, Remington Bullet 2 blade, 2 gerber folding lock blades, frost andmore.GGUUNNSS:: Colt early double barrel Rabbit ears hammers damascus barrels nice wall hanger, Ruger 22 target red dotscope and holster nice, Taurus 9mm 2 clips in box SAN, Jimenez 380 mod. JA-SAN, 20ga Pardner shot gun m#5BL,Marlin m60 22 auto and scope.CCOOIINNSS:: 50 Indian hd 1¢ , 15 Liberty hd 5¢, 10 Buffalo, T coin, Key F, several coronet large cents - 2/1828, Morgans1897 & 1899, small date and large, 1829 large letters, 1816, 1851, 1867, 1869, 1890 cc Morgan dollar F, 1922,1922P, 1922S, 1923P, 1935P, 1823 horse blanket S. certificate, 1853 California token, 1908, 1908D, 1911, Barberhalf dollar, Ike dollar, 1932 Washington 25¢ (key coin), card of Lincoln 20¢ wh, 1965 Ken 50¢/1980 s 5¢,/1980s 1¢,6 Canada dollars, 1982 Pisco Silver, 1962 Shilling Silver, book of 50 state 25 unc., 1893 Columbian 50¢, Presiden-tial Eagle token, 5 hunters club medalions, stone mtn 1/2 dollar silver and more.MMIISSCC:: Christmas items and crafts, several floral items, pictures and prints, and a lot lot more not listed. Nice Nashuafree standing wood heating stove A-1.NNOOTTEE:: Nice put together auction of some folks just down sizing and need the room. Held inside Merchants Hall,check out the photos at auctionzip.com #7367.LLUUNNCCHH AAVVAAIILLBBLLEE
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Jamie Stout, Asst AuctioneerLarry Fussnecker, Asst AuctioneerTony Steele, Appr Auctioneer
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ESTATEAUCTIONSells Saturday, August 18th, 2012 at 10:00 A.M.
The property is located at 379 Sunset Dr. Chillicothe Oh 45601.Auction begins Saturday August 18th at 10:00 with the Real Estate selling at Noon.Directions: Interstate 35 to North Bridge St, Left on Pawnee Rd. Right on Sunset Dr. to property on Left.
Real Estate2 bedroom, 1.5 bath home located on a quiet street, but close to many amenities. Home has a brand new roof andmany other features that include: partially finished basement, 1 car attached garage, gas heat pump and central airsystem, hardwood floors, and outside storage building. REAL ESTATE TERMS: Real Estate -10% of the totalpurchase price down day of auction with the balance due on delivery of deed on or about September 18th, 2012, withpossession to be given day of closing. All current real estate taxes will be prorated as to the day of closing. AuctionCompany represents seller. Property Inspection Date: Tuesday July 24th and August 17th from 3:00 until 6:00p.m. Other times by appointment.AUTOMOBILES: 1984 Dodge Ram 250 Conversion Van. 1998 Chevrolet Cavalier with 57,060 original miles. 2Huskee riding mowers. First mower is 20 H.P. with a 46” cut and mower two is 21 H.P. with a 46” cut.GUNS: NewEngland model 088 20 Ga. Shot gun, Marlin Glenfield model 60 semi auto 22.HOUSEHOLD ITEMSKitchen tablesolid wood with leaf and 6 chairs, whirlpool electric range, whirlpool side by side refrigerator with ice maker,Assorted chairs, stands and tables, microwave, Lazy Boy recliners, end tables, coffee Tables, newer sofa and chair,cook ware, wooden cradle, complete 3 piece bedroom suite, metal storage cabinets, assortment of lamps, chest ofdrawers, dressing table with mirror, 2 twin size Adjusta-Magic beds, Aristo stop watches, Selsi binoculars,assortment of free standing fans, Holiday upright freezer, record cabinet, assortment of 45’s (records), Porcelain topcabinet, Maytag washer, Maytag dryer, old gas range, canning jars, Montgomery Ward refrigerator, multipletelevision sets, bowling balls, luggage, White Westinghouse upright freezer, patio set, porch swing with awning,lawn chairs and older Huffy bike. TOOLS and Miscellaneous: Craftsman 2.5 gal shop vac., Honda EU Inverter 2000generator, gas cans, assortment of hand tools, drill bits, battery charger, hand saw, 6” bench grinder, Strike Force 3.5h.p. 4.6 gal. air compressor, Mantis tiller, ladders, car ramps, Craftsman air compressor, yard fertilizer, step ladders,yard and garden tools, extension cords, level, 5x8 utility trailer, Scotts yard cart, Mac weed eater and horse drawncart. COINS:We have a very large assortment of coins that include: Buffalo Nickels, Silver Dimes, Gold coins, Halfdollars, foreign money, andWheat Pennies. This is just a partial list of coins and items being sold. For a specific listof coins contact auction company. Lunch AvailableEstate of Charles (Bob) R. BrittonCase #2012E132 Probate Court of Ross County
Nancy K. Hattan and Roberta A Britton; Co-ExecutorsBunstine Law Office, AttorneyAuctioneer: James Craycraft
Sale Conducted by:
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BERRY REAL ESTATE AUCTIONFRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 2012SELLS on SITE at 6:00 PM
Located at 6858 McCoppin Mill Rd., From Hillsboro take SR 124SE to L on North Shore Dr. to R on SR 753 to R on McCoppin Mill.Home on left.Built in 1971 this brick ranch home features 1500 sq ft living areawith four bedrooms, two full baths, large living room, dining roomand open kitchen. All appliances included. Electric baseboardheat, attic fan, one car attached garage, covered back patio. Sitson .3214 acre lot with large shade tree in front and vinyl cladprivacy fence surrounding back yard with wide gate for entry.10x20 shed with electic. Property taxes are $1,480.75 per yearand will be prorated to day of closing.Open houses: Wednesday, August 8th and Wednesday, August15th from 4-5pm. Other times by appointment.Terms: 10% down on day of sale. Balance within 30 days.Agents are representatives of the sellers. Sells subject to owners’confirmation of final bid.
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3950 US 50 Bainbridge, Ohio 45612740-634-2806
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Head Start - Part-Time Bus DriverThe HCCAO, Inc. Head Start program is seeking aPart-time Bus Driver to work 24 hours per week.
Applicant will be responsible for ensuring safepick-up and delivery of the Head Start children.Must have a valid Ohio Driver’s License and CDLwith school bus endorsement.
EDUCATION REQUIRED: Must have a high schooldiploma or equivalent. Must have ability to work wellwith young children, staff, parents and volunteers.
Interested applicants can obtain an application or sendresume to the Highland County Community ActionOrganization, Inc., 1487 N High Street, Suite 500Hillsboro, Ohio 45133 by August 10, 2012.
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 11, 2012, 10 A.M.Jeffersonville, Ohio 43128
FURNITURE, ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLESHELD AT THE COLONIAL BUILDING, 2 MI. NORTH OF I-71 AT EXIT 69.
FOLLOW ST. RT. 41 TO BOYER LANE ACROSS FROM THE STATE HIGHWAY GARAGEOR 22 MI. SOUTH OF I-70 AT EXIT 59. FOLLOW ST. RT. 41S.
WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS.Collectibles 10 a.m.: Very nice mantle clock w/pewter cherubs; Seth Thomasmantle clock;banks from theCitizens Bank of Jeff.;CI bear bank;glass Abe Lincolnbank; Cincinnati Reds 1975 Champion glasses (new in box) & other Reds col-lectible items; old JD tractor books; Occupied Japan pcs.; Fenton pcs.; nice chinapcs.; Depression glass; refrigerator sets; Gone with the Wind oil lamp (needsglobe);Fostoria pcs; local advertising pcs;horse book ends;old & new books; older#2 dinner bell w/yoke; old games & toys; hobby horse; train track on board & someMarx train cars; stoneware & CI pcs.; Old Coins & over 1200 marbles; ladieshats in boxes; costume jewelry; old watches; school slates; milk bottles (somew/names); beer bottle from Cincinnati & Springfield; OH.; pop bottle from F.A.Reichert,WCH.OH;medicine bottles; pattern glass;McCoy pcs.;wall pockets; sev.quilts; silverware; old View Master w/discs; straight razors; old fountain pens; M.Hohner harmonica; deep bowls; kraut cutter; WWII uniforms, helmets & otheritems. Furniture 1 p.m.: Lift chair; lift bed; (2) upholstered chairs; nice dining roomtable w/3 leaves; nice china cab.; (8) nice maple chairs; hat trees; cane rocker;lamps; ladder back chair; coffee & end tables; sewing machines; knee hole desk;older Maytag wringer washer; granite top for Sellers cab.; Sellers type kitchen cab.;primitive cab.; older smoking stands; lrg. wall mirror; metal bed frame; sm. chest ofdrawers;maple youth bed;6 dwr.dresser; file cab.; circa 50’s kitchen table & chairs;quilt rack; dressing table w/stool; (2) old wrought ice cream bar chairs. Like newfurniture from a Storybrook home; oak table w/2 leaves; (4) oak chairs; 4 pc.queen size bedroom suite; recliner; wooden rockers; sm.Tell City roll top desk; sev.end tables; gun cab. holds 7 guns. Tools & Misc. 10 a.m.: Craftsman 6 dwr. rollaround tool chest; sev. tools & misc. items.
Go to auctionzip.com, auctioneer #1224 for photos & coin lists.Preview Friday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
TERMS: Cash or Check w/ID. Food Available
SALE CONDUCTED BY DAN SCHLICHTER AUCTIONSAUCTIONEERS DAN SCHLICHTER 740-505-1617
Kasey Smith, Darrin Johnston, James Cross, Chris CottrillAuctioneers are licensed by the Ohio Dept. of Agriculture & Bonded by the State of Ohio
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REAL LIFECHURCH
Old NAPA Building230 W South St (138) Hillsboro
Antique Furniture, Linens, Household Items,Cast Iron, Clocks, Watches, J.D. Toys, 20 PlusChairs, Books, Albums, Wicker/ Metal Furniture,Hundreds of Glassware, 300 Plus Tools, Ladder,Air Compressor, Tools for All Trades.Hundreds of Boxes Unpacked DailySALE August 9th, 10th & 11th
8:00AM 7:00PM
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Good CleanUsed washers, dryers,
gas or electricStoves starting at $99Frost-free refrigeratorsStarting at $149All with worry-free
replacement warrantiesShowplace
Furniture Gallery153 W. Court St., WCH
740-333-5077Delivery available
(8 miles east of Hillsboro off of St.Rt.138 on Duff Rd.)
Discount Groceriesand Pet Food
Store Hours: Mon-Tues-Wed-Fri 8:30-5,Sat 8:30-4, Closed Sun & Thurs.
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SUMMER FUN FEST
FREE games, prizes, foodand fun for the wholefamily!Aug. 4th 12-4East Monroe UnitedMethodist Church(937)218-9134.
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ATTEND COLLEGE ON-LINE from home. *Medi-cal, *Business, *CriminalJustice, *Hospitality. Jobplacement assistance.Computer available. Fi-nancial Aid if qualified.SCHEV certified. Call877-295-1667 www.Cen-turaOnline.com
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Help WantedTop Dollar Paid forExperienced TobaccoCutting and HousingCall 937-764-1114
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TelemarketerPart-Time
5-8 hours per week$9.00/hourplus bonuses
Call Joe for moreinformation.937-402-1080
280 Transportation
Drivers: CDL-A Teams49-83 Split,Solo 37! Specialty Cargo866-204-8006 or Apply to:www.randrtruck.com
300 - Real Estate
For Rent
305 Apartment
One Bedroom ApartmentLeesburg, VERY Clean,Stove, Refrigerator Fur-nished, Washer/DryerHookup, Very Quiet,Good Neighborhood $375Deposit/Month Referenc-es. Available Now937-403-4584
Upstairs Apartment forRent. 3-BR, 1-Bath.$500/Month, $500/Depos-it. Includes Water, Sewer,Trash. 937-402-6031
355 Farmhouses for Rent
Stately Farmhousew/Beautiful View4-bedroom, 2-bath
in Cynthiana.Seeking renter
w/mechanical abilityand interest in workingpart time on grazingfarm. Must be tidy andtrustworthy.No indoorpets. No smoking.$700/Month
Call 740-634-2440with references
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For Sale
420 Farms for Sale
MINI FARMPRICE REDUCED
11 BEAUTIFUL ACRESKESLER RD.HILLSBORO
BRICK 3 BEDROOMRANCH STYLE HOME
LARGE BARN.PERFECT FOR 4-HANIMALS AND
HORSES. FENCES,NICE NEIGHBORHOOD, FIREPLACE,LARGE MASTER
BEDROOM, 2 FULLBATHS, 2 CAR
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Hollowtown Area LIKENEW - 2BR, 1.5 BA, at-tached 1 car garage,+1100 sq ft shop, 1 Acre$85,000. 513-505-4672 or513-295-4594
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Smith FarmUS 62 Leesburg937-780-2529740-572-7014
TractorsInternational 574 gasutility. 2900 hrs. P.S.3point, nice $4500International 574 w/loaderP.S. 3pt 52HP $5000White 2-105 diesel, cab, 3sets hydraulics 3pt.3800hrs $7250Ford 861 tractor w/loader3pt live PTO and Hydraul-ics $2500Farmall 460 gas narrowfront p.s. fast hitch $2700JohnDeere 2840 dieselP.S. 3pt. nice tractor80HP $7500
ConstructionCase 580C backhoe, ex-tendahoe, cab, good con-dition $8500JohnDeere 510C backhoeroll canopy, runs & looksgood $11000New Holland L455 dieselskid loader 2 buckets$4200Case 1830 gas skidsteere loader. Recent re-pairs. good $4200Ford gas rough terrainforklift up to 30' height,sideshift gas $4500
Farm Equipment16' Bumper pull livestocktrailer $1100NewHolland 848 roundbaler, recent service,good $3200J&M gravity wagon, heavyduty $1000Scraper Blade, fast hitch,6' scraper blade 6', 3pt,choice $1508' heavy duty scraperblade, cat. II hitch $250JohnDeere 7000 conser-vation 6-30 planter, liquidfert. nice $4400
555 Garage Sales/Yard Sales
Alternate Happy JackParacide with ItchNo-More to stop scratchingand gnawing, kill fleas &ticks without steroids.Master Feed Mill(937-393-4424)www.happyjackinc.com
235 General
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577 Miscellaneous
555 Garage Sales/Yard Sales
1202 Holland Circle Hills-boro 9am-6pm August10-11. Portable dishwash-er & Window A/C, ChestDrawers, Oak Kitchen Ta-ble/Chairs & Entertain-ment Center, Glass Kitch-en Table, Coffee Tables,Gaiam Ball Chair (new),German Haviland 121pcs, Antique Toys, Misc.CASH ONLY
459 Vine St. Hillsboro8/9-8/10 Bookshelf, BabyBed, Baby Girl Clothes,Toddler Boy Clothes,Household Items
8/10-8/11 8am-?? 144South St.-Greenfield.Yamaha Keyboards,Computer w/Printer,Clothes-for-All, Smartcy-cle, MarioKart Racetrack,Toys, Books, DogCage,Much More
August 10-12.9am-5pm-Friday9am-3pm-Saturday10am-1pm-Sunday221 W. Pleasant St. Hills-boro. Dining Room Set,Furniture, Bedding, Lawn-Trimmers, New DogItems-Collars, Leashes,Carriers, Grooming Table,Grooming Tub. MC/VisaAccepted
August 10th & 11th10am-6pm Corner ofSt.Rt.22 NE & BogusRoad(WCH) Small Crafts-man Metal Lathe & Lots ofMisc!
Multi Family Yard SaleHouseholds, ChildrensClothes, Toys, Furniture.8/10-8/11 8:00 to 3:00.10941 State Route 771Leesburg
Yard Sale Aug.3-510am-5pm. 4054 Sharps-ville Rd.-(LynchburgArea). Furniture, Clothes,Longaberger, Books,Household Items, Misc.
Yard Sale-2499 US 50 Al-lensburg. IronSkillets,Crocks, Knives, WagonSeat, Hand Grinder, Cur-tains, Clothes, Quilt, Pic-nic Tables, Pictures, Misc.Aug.10 9am-5pm Aug.119am-3pm
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560 Home Furnishings
Cherry EntertainmentCenter- Like new!59"Hx43"Wx23"D Holds35" TV. Purchased for$900+ Asking $450(740)636-0974
Golden Maxi Comfort LiftChair, 4 Months Old, Cost$1400 Asking $800.937-466-2824
Lift Recliner Chair- likenew, green with 375lb wt.limit, used only 6 months.Paid $1000, Asking $475(740)604-2007
565 Horses/Tack & Equipment
Cedar Brook FarmsBreaking all breeds andfixing problem horses.25yrs experience alsoboarding. More info callEd Crothers937-544-1463.
575 Live Stock
FOR SALE: BUTCHERBEEF FOR OCT., NOV.,& DEC. PROCESSING.BUY 1/2 OF 1/2, HALF,OR WHOLE. BOOKINGSAND DELIVERYAVAILABLE FREE. NOANTIBIOTICS OR STER-OIDS USED. CONTACTHATTAN FARMS(937)780-6401.
577 Miscellaneous
10 GUN CABINETSolid Oak w/ Locks &
LightsENTERTAINMENT CEN-
TERLights w/ Glass ShelvesANTIQUE SLEIGH
Very Nice!ANTIQUE RADIOw/ Record Player(740)333-4481
2-Hand Quilted Quilts,Bounty Hunter Metal De-tector, Mans- Huffy Bike,Ladies-Huffy Bike, Girls-Huffy Bike. 937-393-0943
4-Bike Hitch Mount RackOriginally $300, now$125! Large Char-BroilGas Grill-$75 Cash Only!Call (740)606-0662
Rascal 318 Powerchair-used very little! ExcellentCondition! Have all paper-work- originally cost$6,000 Asking $1,000OBO (740)335-5026
280 Transportation
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577 Miscellaneous
Detroit Diesel8V71N with Allisson Au-
tomatic transmission.Around 50,000 miles ranwhen removed from thetruck. Comes with Goodstarter, altenator, Air com-pressor. Removed andbolted to a [email protected].(937)763-0490.
Five-piece "Waterfall"Bedroom Set. Head-FootBoards, Chiff Robe,Lady's Dresser w/4ft mir-ror and seat. LargeDresser w/3ft mirror.$1200 (937)927-5231
Guns- NEW! 380 Auto-matic Chrome 3.5 Barrel7 Round Magazine$219.00 Call(740)5058553
Huskee Riding Mower42" Cut, 14hp, BriggsStratton Motor, New Bat-tery, $325 FIRM937-393-2279
Jazzy electric scooter, likenew also, Pronto Powerchair, great shape. call forinfo 937-382-8970
580 Musical Instruments
Theatre Organ-BaldwinFanfare Deluxe . Good forChurch Organ, needssome work. $50 OBO(740)636-0974
583 Pets and Supplies
CKC Miniature Dachs-hund puppies. M/F, manycolors, piebald. Shots &wormed. $200 Call( 7 4 0 ) 5 0 5 - 2 7 3 0 /(614)832-6115
DACHSHUND PUPPIES$200. 3M/1F reds anddapples. 1st shots andwormed.Marilyn (937)402-4251.
FREE Kittens & Cats, 7weeks & 2 years & up, 1stshots. 937-780-9072,937-283-5483.
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MLS #1311634233SSecondSt.RealLiving.com· 4 BEDROOMS, 4 BATHS· .5124 ACRE LOT· BUILT IN 1879 IN A NEIGHBORHOOD OF SIMILAR HOMES· GORGEOUSWOODWORK; LEADEDGLASS IN FRONTDOOR· ATTIC CONVERTED TO GAME ROOM WITH BATH
$175,000
233 S. SECOND ST., GREENFIELD
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Zornes Services LLCExcavating & Lawncare
50% OFF 1ST LAWN SERVICELandscaping & Fertlization • Mowing & Custom BushhogingYard Grading & Seeding • Lot Cleaning And Prep, Small Ponds
Dumptruck, Bobcat And Trackhoe ServicesDriveways, Culverts, Water Electric & Drain Lines
Comercial & Residential • Fully Insured • Free Estimates
937-402-0608937-402-1944
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Bennett Recycling950 Delaware Street950 Delaware Street
Washington C.H., Ohio 43160Washington C.H., Ohio 43160
Drive-Thru Rec. FacilityDrive-Thru Rec. FacilityFor all your Recycling needsFor all your Recycling needs
740-636-1942740-636-1942
Vic Allen937.763.3302• Commercial / Residential• Interior / Exterior• Homes, Decks & Barns• Powerwashing• Fully Insured• Free Estimates
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Steve'sCarpet CareSteve Hopkins owner/operator
Specials starting at $39.95for living room & hall10% discounts for seniorsand repeat customers937-728-6585
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Best Quality Work in The County!Free estimates
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Shingle roofs of all types, metal roofs and rubber roofsChurches and Senior Citizens Discounts
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DodgeCityTack115 Willetsville PikeHillsboro, OH 45133
937-393-19002305519
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Pet Dignity PetFuneral Services,cremations,bur ials,cas-kets,grave markers. Serv-ing the area since2006 with dignity!C a l l ( 9 3 7 ) 3 0 2 - 0 3 0 6www.petdignity.com
Shih-Poo puppiesavailable now. Only 2 left!CKC papers, firstshots/wormed. Both fe-males. 937-205-4457937-364-6214
Stop scratching & gnaw-ing. Promote healing &hair growth without ster-oids. Stamp out ITCH-AMCALLITS! Shamppowith Happy Jack Itch NoMore, apply Skin Balmadd Tonekote to diet.Bill Boatman & Co.937-981-0648www.happyjackinc.com
Tiny Toy Yorkie Female.White Doves and Dia-mond Doves937-218-9393
TO BE A FAMILY MEM-BER ONLY. ABAN-DONED. Scrumptious 7-8wk old male kitten. Black,Med coat, w/black nose &toe pads; tiny white bibbelow chin & belly. Ex-traordinarily loving,comical, w/enormous,open personality. A cud-dle machine. Wee boxtrained & Vet checked.Will provide neuter &shots. 937-981-7277
Yorkie poos, chia poos,very small Malti poos,shihtzu your choice $300. Yor-kie $400-$600.937-725-9641
Yorkie-Poo DOB June 9,1st shots/wormed. Will besmall 2 3/4 lb. now, male.937-763-8132
585 Produce
Blackberries! Picked byorder. $4.00 per Quart.937-364-6232
Tomatoes for CanningMcCord's Produce10223 Rte 22, Sabina(937)481-4658
592 Wanted to Buy
Hayslip's Recycling937-403-3735 or740-357-6413171 Mulberry St. Wilm-ington, OH 45177Aluminum can $0.60/lb.#1 Copper $2.85/lb#2 Copper $2.70/lb.Batteries $0.15/lb.
593 Good Things to Eat
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CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Vera Farmiga, 39; Geri Halliwell, 40; M. Night Shyamalan, 42; Michelle Yeoh, 50.HAPPY BIRTHDAY: Take another look at some of your ideas and you will find a way to bring the past, present and future together to form a new plan that can help you advance mentally, spiritually or finan-cially. Expand your interests and engage in attractive pros-pects. Don't walk away from the unique or unusual. Embrace new beginnings. Your numbers are 2, 6, 14, 20, 24, 36, 41.ARIES (March 21-April 19): Let the competition begin. You are ready for whatever comes your way and should engage in as much personal and profes-sional interaction as possible. Challenge someone special and a stronger bond will develop. Love is in the stars. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Avoid being caught wast-ing time. You may not feel like engaging in certain responsi-bilities, but the sooner you put things behind you, the better off you'll be. Don't argue when all that's required is taking care of business. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Check out what everyone else is giving before you promise to contribute. Keeping things equal will also help you avoid becom-ing disgruntled. Plan to socialize or get out and meet people who share your interests. CANCER (June 21-July 22): You will encounter creative opportunities if you participate. An unusual encounter will bring back memories you've been avoiding. Face your past so you can put your baggage behind you and move forward. Don't be shy; say what you think. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Embrace change and try new things. Helping others or an organization you believe in will lead to fabulous connections that can help you make life-altering decisions. Honest communica-tion will resolve issues that have held you back in the past. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): You'll get far more accomplished if you work alone and at your own speed. An idea you have or a service you can provide has potential to become a prosper-ous venture. Don't let emotional problems rob you of a chance to excel. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): An opportunity to gather valu-able information and support is apparent, but you must do the legwork. Don't let laziness be your downfall. Travel will lead to advancement and give you a different perspective on moving forward. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): You must be careful whom you trust, especially with secret information or financial deal-ings. Use your imagination, but don't overspend. Stick to what you know. This is not the time to explore new avenues; tying up loose ends is what's needed. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Push your way into the future with gusto. Good fortune can be yours if you utilize your skills to improve your lifestyle and financial future. Put more emphasis on money and forming partnerships. Consider services with a growing demand. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Stay away from anyone who wants to burden you with responsibilities. Protect what you have and move forward in a practical manner with no
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Cookies & Milkthe newspaper for kids
Hanging out at the poolor the beach on a hot dayis a great way to beat theheat, but between havingfun and hanging out withfriends, most kids don'tthink much about watersafety —and they should.For people between theages of 5 and 24,drowning is the secondleading cause ofaccidental death, but itdoesn’t have to be thatway. Most water-relatedaccidents can be avoidedby knowing how to staysafe and following a fewsimple guidelines.
Take swimming les-
sons. If you swim a lot or
you’re around water a lot,it is vital to your overallsafety to take swimminglessons. Lessons are of-fered at a variety of loca-tions, like the YMCA,public pools, and at col-leges or universities. Bef-
ore you jump in the pool,make sure you know howto swim.
"Buddy up!" Alwaysswim with a partner,every time — whetheryou're swimming in abackyard pool or in alake. Even experiencedswimmers can becometired or get musclecramps, which mightmake it difficult to get outof the water. When peo-ple swim together, theycan help each other or go
for help in case of anemergency.
Take a CPR class. It'sgood to be prepared.Learning some life-saving skills, such asCPR and rescue tech-niques, can help you save
a life. A number of or-ganizations offer freeclasses for both begin-ning and experiencedswimmers. Checkwith the YMCAor local hospi-tal, or chapterof the RedCross.
Know your
limits. Swim-ming can be a lot offun — and you mightwant to stay in the wateras long as possible. If
you're not a good swim-mer or you're just learn-ing to swim, don't go inwater that's so deep youcan't touch the bottomand don't try to keep upwith skilled swimmers.That can be hard, espe-cially when your friendsare challenging you. Ifyou are a good swimmer
and have had lessons,keep an eye on friendswho aren't as comfortable
or as skilled as youare. If it seems
like they (oryou) are get-ting tired ora little un-easy, sug-
gest that youtake a break
from swimmingfor a while.
Swim in safe areas
only. It's a good idea to
swim only in places thatare supervised by a life-guard or an adult. In theevent that somethingdoes go wrong, life-guards are trained in res-cue techniques andadults can help if some-thing goes wrong.
Be careful about div-
ing and running at pool
areas. Diving injuriescan cause permanent spi-nal cord damage, paraly-sis, and sometimes evendeath. Protect yourself byonly diving in areas thatare known to be safe,such as the deep end of asupervised pool. If anarea is posted with "NoDiving" or "No Swim-ming" signs, pay atten-tion to them and don’tdive in that area.
Injuries also occur whenkids run around slick pool
areas. Make sure you Walkand don’t run!
Watch the sun. Sun re-flecting off the water oroff sand can intensify theburning rays. You mightnot feel sunburned whenthe water feels cool andrefreshing, but the painwill catch up with youlater — so remember toreapply sunscreen fre-quently and cover upmuch of the time.
Drink plenty of fluids.
Dehydration occurs whenthe amount of water leav-ing the body is greaterthan the amount beingtaken in. Our body needswater so it’s not a goodthing to be dehydrated.
Swimming can beloads of fun for you andyour friends, butremember safety comesfirst.
In 1964, Gene Rodenberry had anidea for a tv show, a western adven-ture set in outer space. At least,
that’s the way he pitched it to the net-works: “a Wagon Train to the stars.”
But tv executives were not jumping upand down for joy. Maybe it was Gene’sidea of having a crew made up of allraces. Or Gene’s love for presenting so-cial and political ideas. And they flat outhated the first pilot,in which JeffreyHunt starred asChristopher Pike,captain of the Star-ship Enterprise.
But there wassomething aboutthe show theyliked. They askedfor a second pilotshow to be pro-duced. This onefeatured WilliamShatner as Cap-tain James T. Kirkand Leonard Ni-moy as his VulcanFirst Officer,Spock. Nowthings began to click, and the showwent on the air in 1966.
At first the show had high ratings,but by the end of the first season, not asmany people were watching. NBC con-sidered dropping Star Trek from itsline-up. Fan letters saved the show fora while, but the series was cancelled af-ter three seasons.
NBC probably thought that was theend of cowboys in space, but if theydid, they were wrong, wrong, wrong!Perhaps the excitement of men landingon the moon in 1969 helped people getmore excited about life beyond theearth.
Like many shows, Star Trek actuallybecame more popular as re-runs than itwas during its original broadcast. The
show developed astrong cult fol-lowing. Filmationand ParamountStudios producedStar Trek: the
Animated Series,which aired onSaturday morn-ings for kids.Then Paramountbegan to makeStar Trek movies.One of the bestwas Star Trek II:
The Wrath of
Kahn, starringRicardo Mantal-ban as the evilKahn, a character
from the original tv series.Then came the spin-offs! First there
was Star Trek, the Next Generation,starring Patrick Stewart as CaptainJean-Luc Piccard. Next came Deep
Space Nine, starring Avery Brooks asCommander Benjamin Sisko. ThenVoyager, with Kate Mulgrew as Cap-tain Janeway, and finally, Enterprise,
with Scott Bacula as Captain JonathanArcher.
For a show that was nearly cancelledafter one season, Star Trek has donerather well. A cartoon, four spin-off se-ries on tv, 11 movies--and still count-ing!
Gene Rodenberry, who died in 1991,was a visionary. It was a tribute to thatvision when the first Space Shuttleorbiter was named Enterprise. Let’scelebrate Gene’s birthday on August19th by watching a favorte Star Trekepisode or movie.
Live long and prosper!
What flavor says summer? Watermelon! Don’t you love the juicy,sweet, wash- your-face while you eat it, yummy treat? Why not combinethe best flavor of summer with an all time favorite treat – cupcakes?
Making watermelon cupcakes is easy if you follow the simple directionsbelow.
Ingredients:
• 1 boxed cake mix (Pink cakes like strawberry or cherry look like wa-
termelon).
• 1 can of ready made frosting – pink is best or you can color white with
red food coloring
• Chocolate chip “watermelon seeds”
• 1 package of watermelon flavored Jello? (optional)
Directions
a) Follow directions on cake mix and bake.b) If you want your cupcake to taste like watermelon, add the Jello pow-
der to the mix. Do not add water and make real Jello.c) Let cupcakes cool and frost with frosting.d) Sprinkle chocolate chips for watermelon seeds.
Fun tip! If you can find green cupcake wrappers, your cupcakes willlook more realistic!
© All writings and original artwork in Cookies &
Milk are copyrighted by the authors and artists.
Design Editor: Patty Kyrlach. All Rights reserved.
by Donna Patton
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by Patty Kyrlach
August, 2012
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