The Village Reporter - October 15th, 2014 PDF
The Village Reporter - October 15th, 2014 PDF
The Village Reporter - October 15th, 2014 PDF
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Archbold, OH On Saturday, October 18 all residents of Fulton County
will receive free admission to Historic Sauder Village for Fulton County
Appreciation/Community Health Day - sponsored by the Fulton County
Health Center. Have fun in the past with your family and Fulton County
neighbors while visiting more than 40 historic homes and shops, trying hands-
on activities, visiting with health & safety professionals, and creating special
memories at Sauder Village!
We truly appreciate the support we have received from our local communities
since the Village opened in 1976 and we look forward to having many Fulton
County residents join us for this special day at Sauder Village, shared Kim
Krieger, PR/Media Relations. In addition to receiving free admission on
October 18, guests can also enjoy the extra activities taking place for our
annual Community Health Day at Sauder Village!
On Saturday, October 18 from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. all Fulton County
residents will receive free admission to Historic Sauder Village. Please be
prepared to present a drivers license or other form of identifcation to verify
county residency.
We realize that many Fulton County residents have not been to Sauder
Village since they came on a feld trip or brought their children many years
ago, shared Jeanette Smith, Director of Sales & Marketing. We are offering
free admission to Fulton County residents not only as a way to say thank you,
but also to encourage people to visit and see all the changes that have taken
place over the years.
On this special day, there will be many hands-on opportunities for guests to
enjoy as well as extra activities planned for Community Health Day including
informational displays, health screenings, fnger printing, rescue vehicles
displays, door prizes and much more!
Throughout the day guests can experience the daily lives of our ancestors
while visiting with costumed guides in historic homes, farms and gardens, and
community shops. Guests will also enjoy watching the many craftsmen at work
in the Village including the glassblower, potter, blacksmith, weaver, spinner
and many others! This will be a great opportunity for Fulton County residents
to visit Natives and Newcomers and explore Pioneer Settlement. Families with
young children will enjoy spending time at Little Pioneers Homestead where
they can play pioneer as they gather eggs, milk the fberglass cow and play
in the log cabin.
Many people in our region dont realize that Sauder Village is Ohios largest
living history destination, shared Smith. Each year Sauder Village welcomes
nearly 100,000 guests with even more people dining at the Barn Restaurant,
staying at the Inn and Campground or enjoying our many retail shops.
Some of the other special events planned this fall at Sauder Village include
the Woodcarvers Show & Sale October 25 and 26. Reservations are also being
taken for the always-popular Holiday Lantern Tours to be held November 29,
December 5, 6, 12 and 13.
INFORMATION PROVIDED
Fulton County Appreciation Day To Be Held October 18 At Sauder Village
Come see the group
that everyone is talk-
ing about at Living Hope
Free Methodist Church on
Sunday, October 26th at
6:30 p.m. With new songs
bulleting up the national
charts and leading fan
voted charts, the multi-
award winning MARK209
is the group you do not
want to miss seeing.
Youll enjoy MARK209s
high energy show as they
sing a collection of gospel
classics and hymns, along
with their original hits, in-
cluding their current ra-
dio hit and award winning
(Song of the Year GME
Awards), It Takes Faith.
This exciting quartet
has graced the stages of
Elvis Week - Graceland
Main Stage (2012), the
North Carolina Apple Fes-
tival Main Stage (2012-
2013), and The Wheel-
ing Jamboree. They have
worked with some of the
top artist in country, in-
cluding country legend,
Ronnie Milsap, whom
theyve opened for and
sing backup.
Dont miss your op-
portunity to participate
in the MARK209 Worship
Experience. See the group
everyone is talking about.
Youll laugh, youll cry,
youll be blessed.
For more informa-
tion visit MARK209s
tour schedule at www.
mark209.com/tour.html
or call Living Hope Free
Methodist Church at or
call: 419-924-2542.
Living Hope Free Meth-
odist Church is located at
1501 West Jackson Street
in West Unity.
Shawn Harper, former
lineman for the Indianap-
olis Colts, paid a visit to
one of our schools. Shawn
demonstrated his physical
strength and put the kids
in awe as he ripped phone
books, bent a steel bar in
his mouth, and rolled up
a frying pan like a bur-
rito! Standing 64 over
300 pounds in the NFL
made him a strong contender and intimidating to his op-
ponents. As I thought about his strength, it reminded
me of my childhood. No, I wasnt strong...but as a little
boy, I would imagine myself being strong, loaded with
superpowers! Spiderman, Superman...you name the su-
perhero, I wanted to be like him! As I watched Shawn
perform these amazing feats, I also thought to myself, I
wouldnt mind Shawn walking with me on a daily basis.
The dude is strong and I could surely use his daily as-
sistance in all kinds of ways. Power, intimidation, and he
is quite humorous too.
But you know there is someone stronger than Shawn
who walks with me, right? Yes, its that Sunday school
answer - God. (In Sunday school the answer is either go-
ing to be God, Jesus, or Bible right?) But seriously, He
is strong! And He wants us to be strong too! Maybe not so
much physically, but more so spiritually. He walks with
me every day and He reminds me to be strong!
I Corinthians 16:13 says, Be on guard. Stand frm
in the faith. Be courageous. Be strong. And do everything
with love.
In this verse, we fnd the verb to mean to strengthen,
a growing power. In Ephesians 3:16, when Paul prays
that we grow stronger by Gods Spirit, he means that we
are made stronger with dunamis (dynamite) power from
Gods Spirit. Basically, a sold out, ALL IN, follower of Je-
sus said that one area that we need to pay attention to is
strength training.
If you are ALL IN, lets give some serious attention
to gaining strength! Getting stronger! Physically, psycho-
logically, and spiritually.
What are you doing to train to get stronger physi-
cally? Weight room, reps, working out, conditioning, etc.
Dont stop there.
What are you doing to train psychologically? Being
mentally tough? This means you strengthen your mind
with value, truth, and confdence. You choose to run
with patience (from an earlier devotion) as you choose to
move forward and not give up! Dont stop there.
What are you doing to train spiritually? To do the
right things in life, you have to be right with God. Are you
right with God? If not, its tough to do the right things.
Standing up and doing the right things, even if they are
small will strengthen you to do the right things when
the challenges get bigger! During that school assembly
Shawn challenged the students to do the right thing
and that it would take strength to stand up for the right
thing. Would you consider yourself strong we able to
stand tall and strong in the midst of our challenges?
Just like a daily work out here are some ways to
Strength Train
1. Deep knee bends - get on your knees daily and
pray.
2. Pull ups - pull yourself up to Gods Word and read.
3. Push ups - push all distractions and temptations
away that trip you up.
4. Walk in a direction that honors God. If you know
He wont like it, dont go that way!
This world is moving in a bad direction. It takes
strength to go in the opposite direction. Anyone can go
with the fow, but to go against the tide takes strength.
Are you spiritually strong enough to stand? Set aside
time to do strength training. Physically, psychologically,
and spiritually. Get stronger! Remember, the Almighty
and Powerful God of this universe walks with us!
For more reading, check out; Joshua 1:9, Ephesians
6:10, and Deuteronomy 31:6
For a great song...check out Matthew Wests Strong
Enough.
The Vi llage Repor ter
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18 - THE VILLAGE REPORTER - YOUR HOMETOWN NEWS SOURCE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15TH, 2014
Friends close to country
music artist Willie Nelson
say he was deeply affected
by the loss of fellow artist
Ray price, who died at 87
in December 2013. He was
my best friend, says Nelson.
He was kind of everything in
my career. All the way back
when I frst started writing
songs for him, playing bass
for him, he just took me in
and raised me.
When Nelson was asked
how he managed the reality
of death, he said:
Oh, were all going to
die. Who was it, Seneca, the thinker, that said you
should look at death and comedy with the same
expression of countenance? You cant be afraid of
living or dying. You live and you die, thats just what
happens, so you cant be afraid of it.[1]
When it comes to dying and then death, what is
it that brings fear? For those of you who are reading
this article I would submit to you that Willie Nelsons
comments You cant be afraid of living or dying
misses the thing that people fear the most That
thing is being afraid of what follows death, where
will we spend eternity?
The scriptures address the great fear raised by
Willie Nelson this way; 27It is appointed unto men
once to die, but after this the judgment (Hebrews
9:27, KJV).
If you fnd yourself fearing where you would spend
eternity I would encourage you to acknowledge your
sin and your need for a savior. The Apostle Paul said
in Romans 10:13 (KJV), 13 For whosoever shall call
upon the name of the Lord shall be saved.
Rick Jones, was former Executive Director of
Defance Area Youth for Christ and serves
as a pastor of an area local church.
Winning The Battle
For A Generation
WHEN IT COMES TO DYING AND THEN
DEATH, WHAT IS IT THAT BRINGS FEAR?
ROLLIN BRITSCH
Vice-President
247 N. Brunell St.
P.O. Box 391
Wauseon, Ohio 43567
(419) 335-8871
1-800-466-1628
Cell: (419) 466-3577
Email: rol_britsch@britschinc.com
BRITSCH, INC
TIMOTHY W. HALLETT
ERIC K. NAGEL
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Attorneys At Law
132 S. Fulton Street
Wauseon, OH
419-335-5011
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www.cmausa.org
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WANTED TO BUY - Junk cars & trucks, dead or alive, top
dollar $ paid. 419-708-1615, 419-335-1358.
Wanted
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FOR SALE - Do you love history? Do you love FAYETTE?
1916 Fayette Tattler (Yearbook), good condition. $20.
419-630-4305.
HELP WANTED - KITCHEN AIDE - The Fulton County Board
of Commissioners is accepting applications for the position
of a full-time Kitchen Aide. This person will report to the
Fulton County Senior Center in Wauseon daily to perform
routine kitchen duties, maintain proper food service sanita-
tion standards, and operate kitchen machinery. Certifca-
tion, training or experience in food safety is desired. Monday
through Friday, 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.. The starting wage
will be $8.00 per hour. Applications will be received through
October 15, 2014. All interested candidates should send ap-
plications to the Fulton County Senior Center or visit www.
fultoncountyoh.com for more information. EEO Employer
FOR SALE - 1997 Chevy Astro Van. Runs great. 200,000+
miles. Third row seats. $1,300 OBO. Similar van pictured.
Montpelier, Ohio.
To Place Your Classifed Call 419-485-4851!
HELP WANTED - West Unity Subway is looking for friendly
faces to join our team. Day, evening, weekend and assistant
manager position available. Stop in for application for apply
online at subway.com.
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Community Health Professionals
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IMMEDIATE HIRING Part-time in Williams Co.
STNA/CNA a plus, not required.
Good work ethic, weekends & all shifts.
References, driver license, auto insurance
and drug testing required. No phone calls please.
Application online or pick-up at:
Community Health Professionals
127 Blakeslee Ave., Bryan, OH 43506
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Auc t i on of 383 Ac r es
Defance Co., OH
226+- Acres Of Farm Land
157+- Acres Forested Hunting Land
Thurs., Oct. 23 - 6:00 P.M.
5 Parcels & Combinations
Mostly Wooded to Mostly Tillable
From 44+- Acres to 112+-Acres
Farm Location: 6 mi. northwest of Defance, OH on Rt.
15 to Glenburg Rd.; Then north on Glenburg Rd. for mi
Auction Location: Westside Hall - 20308 Co. Rd. 424,
Defance, OH ( mi. west of Defance)
There is a Conservation Easement in Place Buy forested
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enced by timber value, development potential, and other
factors that often times increase the selling price of land
Terms: Multi Parcel Bidding - $5,000 earnest money for
each parcel with closing before Nov. 24, 2014
Complete terms and brochure available on our website at
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Seller: William A. Steinem Estate Fulton Co. Probate
Crt Case 20131013, Law Offces Of Newcomer, Shaffer,
Spangler & Breininger ..... Harvest Farm Management, Inc. in
cooperation with Gorrell Bros. Auctioneers & Real
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Food & Beverage Jobs at
Indian Meadows Travel Plaza!
Cashiers, Food Attendants,
Baristas & Leads!
Also Shift Managers
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Join us at our:
JOB FAIR!
Wednesday, October 15th
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Indian Meadows Travel Plaza
21788 Williams County Road, M-50
West Unity, OH
Apply online prior to Job Fair or if you cant attend!
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Work for concepts you know and love:
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EOE Minorities/Females/
Protected Veterans/Disabled DFWP
Background checks may be required
prior to beginning employment.
Food Service
Winzler Stamping Company, a TS16949 certifed, family owned metal stamping
company in Montpelier, OH has an immediate opening for Director, Total quality.
This position will be responsible for development, implementation, and manage-
ment of the Companys quality control systems to ensure continuous production
consistent with established standards, customer specifcations, and production
goals. The Director, Total Quality will supervise and lead the Quality Control team.
Qualifed candidates will possess the following:
Bachelors degree in Quality Assurance, Engineering , or equivalent in experience
Minimum 5 years related experience in a manufacturing environment
ASQC/CQE credentialing preferred
Minimum 2 years management / supervisory experience
Expert knowledge of SPC, PAPP, TOPS, GRR, APQP, MSA and gauge design;
internal and external auditing
Ability to perform calibrations, read blueprints and interpret GDT
Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing techniques preferred
Strong interpersonal skill to include verbal/written communications and the ability
to be proactive and assertive when dealing with customers and suppliers
Presentation skills and abilities
Ability to plan and prioritize
Solid computer skills (Microsoft Offce)
Strong troubleshooting and problem solving techniques
Mechanical background and/or ability
Able to accommodate occasional travel
We offer a competitive salary and benefts package including proft sharing,
401 (k) health insurance, and tuition assistance.
For consideration, interested and qualifed individuals may apply in person at
910 E. Main Street, Montpelier, Ohio 43543, or forward resumes via:
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announcement, Council also heard from
the Tree Commission. Rick Frey, who
reported on behalf of the Commission,
noted that the Commission had
discussed tree inventory and keeping
records and that Lindsay Huner will
be contacted to see if she can assist
in that regard. The Commission also
discussed planting a tree in memory of
Don Mathews. It was also reported that
the City is actively transplanting tees
from the Richard Mull property into the
city boulevards and park as well as that
the Tree Commission has asked New
Century to come in and treat one or two
ash trees in order to educate people on
how ash trees can be saved.
Council President Kost reported
on behalf of the Personnel Committee
that the committee would like to obtain
quotes from Clemens and Nelson for
looking at both the compensation plan
and job descriptions as it has been
several years since these items have
been reviewed. Council accepted the
committees recommendation to do so.
In Department Head Reports,
Council:
Heard from Regional Planning
Director David Wright that he has been
working with business owners regarding
the Downtown Revitalization Grant.
More information regarding the grant
will be provided in an upcoming article.
Learned from Fire Chief Rick Sluder
that area fre chiefs have been meeting
regarding EMS contracts and funding at
that the information will be presented
to the Fulton County Commissioners.
Sluder estimated a proposed increase
from $358,000 to $690,000 in funding.
Heard from Police Chief Keith
Torbet that the Department of Public
Safety recently conducted a seat belt
survey throughout Fulton County and
that seat belt use within Wauseon has
increased to 85.5%, exceeding the state
goal of 85%. Torbet also reported that
67 pounds of prescription drugs were
turned in over Drug Take Back Day. The
DEA will no longer be sponsoring the
Drug Take Back Day but the Wauseon
Police Department is committed to
taking back expired medication and
disposing of such medication at their
offce.
Heard from Code Administrator
Tom Hall that there are a couple of new
houses being built and that the Planning
Commission approved a 45 unit project
on Glenwood Avenue. Hall has also been
working with Wood County regarding
when they will begin doing commercial
building permits for the City.
Learned from Director of Public
Service Dennis Richardson that
he recently attended an ODOT
transportation improvement meeting
where he was able to review all of the
projects ODOT has planned over the
next couple of years. It was noted that
the Linfoot Street project is slated for
2015. Richardson explained that the
meeting was an opportunity for public
entities to voice their transportation
concerns and noted that he suggested a
turn lane on 108 near the Fulton County
Fairgrounds be considered. Richardson
also noted in his report that Haas Door
has made major improvements to their
facility. The waterline near the facility
has been troublesome over the years
so his department has been replacing
portions of that line.
Heard from Director of Law Thomas
A. McWatters III that the possibility
of extending the period out on the
assessments pertaining to Glenwood
Avenue from 20 years to 28 ears.
Councilor Kathy Huner inquired as to
why the consideration was being made.
In response, McWatters explained
that some of the property owners have
expressed concern that their property
has become nonmarketable due to
stagnate real estate prices.
In legislative matters Council:
Approved on frst reading -
Resolution 2014-18, Amend Ordinance
2013-12 Annual Appropriation
Ordinance by Authorizing the Director
of Finance to Increase or Decrease
Certain Line Account Appropriations
within the Various Funds Listed within
the Year of 2014. The resolution is now
in effect.
Approved on third reading -
Resolution 2014-14, Providing a Grant
in the Amount of $75,000 from the
Wauseon Revolving Loan Fund to
Saras Garden for the Purchase and/
or Construction of a Playground. The
resolution will be in effect on November
5, 2014.
Approved on third reading
Resolution 2014-17, Authorizing the
Mayor to Enter into an Agreement for
Police Services between the City of
Wauseon and the Village of Whitehouse.
The resolution will be in effect in 30
days.
In other business, Council President
Kost would like to remind everyone that
the pool survey is on-line on the City
website as well as was included in the
water bills. Surveys may be sent back
in with water bill payment or residents
may take the survey on the website.
Only surveys submitted by those living
inside the City limits will be considered.
The next meeting of the Wauseon
City Council will be held at 5:00 PM
on Monday, October 20 in council
chambers.
Chelsie can be reached at
chelsie@thevillagereporter.com
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Pizza may have had
humble beginnings, but
today it is one of the most
popular foods worldwide.
More than fve billion piz-
zas are sold across the
globe each year, and pizza
accounts for 10 percent of
all food-service sales.
Although pizza has
many positive attributes,
few consider pizza a
healthy meal. Laden with
cheese and high-calorie
meats, pizza is often re-
ferred to as a guilty plea-
sure. However, there are
a variety of ways to make
the pizza you love better
for your body.
Downplay the cheese.
Pizza originated in Naples,
Italy, and it has been said
the frst pizzas were com-
prised of just dough and
sauce and no cheese. Res-
taurants that favor more
authentic pizzas of the
past will not rely heavily
on cheese when prepar-
ing their pizzas. Instead of
ordering a pizza with extra
cheese, opt for minimal
cheese to add just a subtle
component of favor to the
pizza. Such an alteration
to the recipe can reduce
the saturated fat and cho-
lesterol in pizza by a con-
siderable amount.
Savor the tomatoes.
Tomatoes provide a bevy
of health benefts. The ca-
rotenoids, specifcally ly-
copene, found in tomatoes
have a number of benef-
cial properties, including
preventing the oxidation
of LDL cholesterol. Ac-
cording to a report from
researchers at Athens
Medical School that was
published in Nutrition Re-
search, a daily 70 gram
portion of tomato paste
containing roughly 33 mg
of lycopene was associ-
ated with an improvement
in fow-mediated dilation,
a measure of a blood ves-
sels ability to relax. Toma-
toes can help lower blood
pressure, and they provide
other heart benefts as
well. Enjoying extra sauce
on pizza and supplement-
ing with sliced, cooked
tomatoes can help make
pizza healthier.
Choose whole-wheat
crust. More restaurants
are adding whole-grain
pizzas to their menus.
By switching to a whole-
wheat crust, you can
boost your fber intake by
as much as 50 percent.
High-fber foods help to
regulate cholesterol levels
in the blood and help you
to feel fuller longer, reduc-
ing the likelihood that you
will overeat. Fiber also
helps the digestive tract
by making a person more
regular. Whole-grain foods
have a lower glycemic in-
dex than processed grains
as well, meaning they
wont cause rapid blood-
sugar spikes, which can
be advantageous to those
with diabetes.
Top pizza with vegeta-
bles. Instead of salt- and
fat-heavy meats like pep-
peroni, ham or sausage,
top your pizza with fresh
vegetables. Peppers, to-
matoes, olives, broccoli,
and spinach each deliver
a wealth of vitamins and
minerals, and are a great
way to add more fber to
your diet.
Opt for thin-crust.
Different areas of the
country and the world fa-
vor different types of pizza.
In the United States, New
Yorkers prefer thin-crust
pizza while the Windy
City is synonymous with
deep-dish pizza. While
the debate continues as
to which type of crust is
better, switching to a thin-
ner crust may have cer-
tain health benefts. Thick
crusts pack more calories
into each and every slice.
When paired with cheese
and other toppings, a slice
of deep-dish pizza, while
delicious, may contain
more calories than is wise
to eat in one sitting. Brick-
oven pizza parlors gen-
erally offer whisper-thin
crusts sparingly touched
with cheese, sauce and
basil to produce the clas-
sic Margherita pie, making
such pizza a healthier al-
ternative than New York-
or Chicago-style pizza.
Pair pizza with salad.
One way to make pizza
healthier is to avoid over-
indulging. It is easy to
overdo it with pizza, but
try to cut your portion
size in half, replacing that
extra slice of pizza with
a salad or side order of
steamed vegetables to fll
up without overindulging.
Pizza is a popular food
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