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The Beginning of the End, a unique Bible Prophecy Conference,
will be held November 3-6 at Newton High School, 201 Long St., Pleas-
ant Hill. The event is sponsored by Stillwater Community Church, and
is being presented by Mike Wingfield.
The world is witnessing an incredible number of events that were
predicted by the ancient prophets of Israel and recorded in the Bible.
Wingfield has devoted most of his life to studying these prophecies.
The schedule for the conference is as follows:
Sunday - 9:30 a.m. - The Practical Value of Bible Prophecy; 10:30
a.m. - The Rapture of the Church; 6:00 p.m. - Israel, the Sign of His
Coming.
Monday - 7:00 p.m. - The Believers of the Tribulation.
Tuesday - 7:00 p.m. - Violence and the End of a Culture.
Wednesday - 7:00 p.m. - We Shall Behold Him.
A pictorial presentation of Israel or Current Events Update will be
shown 15 minutes before each evening service.
The Stillwater Community Church invites the public to attend this
conference and listen as Mr. Wingfield looks into the Bible to under-
stand that the headllines of todays news are pointing to the beginning
of the end. For more information, call 937-623-9464.
First Place Christian Center
Plans Holiday Bazaar Nov. 2
Tis the Season Holiday Bazaar will be held Saturday, Nov. 2, from
9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the First Place Christian Center, 16 W. Franklin
St., Troy. This event is sponsored by First Kids Christian Cooperative
Preschool. Crafters and vendors will offer holiday and everyday items
perfect for everyone on your gift-giving list.
Simple refreshments and a hot lunch will be available for a small
fee. Santa Claus will visit the young and young-at-heart at 1:00 p.m.
Door prizes will be awarded all day long. Parking and admission are
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Election Day Pot Pie Supper
Offered at Hoffman UMC
Hoffman United Methodist Church, 201 S. Main St., West Milton
(one block west of St. Rt. 48) will be serving its annual Election Day
Pot Pie Supper on Tuesday, Nov. 5. This has been a tradition for more
than 100 years.
The menu will feature homemade chicken pot pie, mashed pota-
toes, green beans, slaw, roll, assorted desserts, and a beverage. Hours
are 4:30-7 p.m. Dine in or carry out for a suggested donation of $7.50
per meal.
For more information or to place an order, call the church office
at 937-698-4401.
Quarter Auction To Benefit
The Arc of Miami County
A Quarter Auction to benefit The Arc of Miami County will be
held Friday, Nov. 8, at Riverside of Miami County Clausi Gymnasium,
1625 Troy-Sidney Rd., Troy. Doors will open at 6:00 p.m., with the
auction beginning at 6:30 p.m. A small admission fee will be charged.
There will be no need for participants to bring quarters, as bid
tickets will be used instead. Some of the items to be auctioned include
Longaberger, Thirty One, Avon, Vera Bradley, Tupperware and
Scentsi, along with items from local businesses.
Venders will also have tables set up and items available for pur-
chase, and there will also be a food and beverage concession.
Christmas Bazaar Coming Up
At St. Teresa Catholic Church
All are welcome to come to St. Teresa Catholic Church
on Saturday, Nov. 9, 9 a.m. until 2:30 p.m., for their Christ-
mas Bazaar. The fun includes a quilt raffle, homemade craft
raffle, baked goods, and many outside crafters and vendors.
The church is located at 6925 W. U.S. 36 in Covington.
Hope to see you there!
Stop By M-U Library Beggars Night!
The Milton-Union Public Library will host its annual Haunted
Room for those who wish to visit on Halloween/Beggarss Night, Oc-
tober 31, from 6-8 p.m.
Beggars will be treated at the desk, and dont forget to walk
through the spooky Haunted Jungle to see all the exotic animals.
The library is located at 560 S. Main St., West Milton. For more
information, call 937-698-5515.
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Benefit Planned
For April Quillen & Children
A wonderful person and mother of four, April Quillen, has been
out of work since August due to the illness of her seven-year-old
daughter, Abigale. Abby had a fever with weakness and severe pain,
and it quickly progressed to a very extreme case of MRSA. She has
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her side the entire time, and has been unable to work.
This family is in dire need. Any donations whether
a product or service to raffle off, to a cash donation of any kind
would be of great help to the Quillens. Monetary donations can be
made at the Wright-Patterson Credit Union in Troy. Also, a bake sale
is being held, and donations of baked goods would be very much
appreciated.
The Quillen Benefit will be held Saturday, Nov. 2, 5 p.m., at the
Mountain Top View, 7578 W. Fenner Rd., Ludlow Falls. There will
be door prizes, food, a raffle, live music, and a bike run (kickstands
up at 1 p.m. for the bike run). Higgins-Madewell will entertain at 7
p.m.
This family is having a very rough time, and needs help with bills
and living expenses. If you can help them in any way, please do.
If you have any questions, you can call Kim Bohse at 937-654-
0547.
Bradford Girls Basketball Team
To Perform Community Service
On Saturday, Nov. 2, the Bradford girls basketball program will
be out in the local community doing community service.
If you live nearby Bradford and want these girls to stop out and
do any small job for you, feel free to contact Coach McKee at
patrick_mckee@darke.k12.oh.us or call him at the school at 937-
448-2719.
You Supply the Tools... The Girls Supply the Labor!
Low-Cost Spay & Neuter Clinic
Offered November 5 in Tipp City
The last Low-Cost Spay and Neuter Clinic of the year will be held
Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the Monroe Grange Hall, 4729 Peters Rd., Tipp
City. Reservations and payment are required in advance and due no
later than November 1. There is a limited number of openings. Prices
depend upon weight and gender of the dog.
For all details and required forms, visit the EVENT page of
www.Dream4pets.org or email petsRRpassion@gmail.com.
This clinic is provided by D.R.E.A.M. in partnersip with Columbus
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Low-Cost Pet Vaccine Clinic
Scheduled for November 10
A Low-Cost Pet Vaccine Clinic the last one of the year will be
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ters Rd., Tipp City.
This event is CASH ONLY first come, first served.
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Lights... Camera... ACtion!!!
Pet Shots Photography returns to Zion Lutheran Church in Tipp
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in preparation for your holiday greeting cards.
Walk-ins are welcomed, but reservations are recommended. Call
Annette at 937-835-3419. This event will be held from 10 a.m. until
2 p.m. in the church basement. Cost is $10 per picture, with 50 percent
of all sales going toward DREAM rescue efforts.
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Letter to the Editor
My name is Carolyn Smith and I am seeking re-election to the Bradford Exempted Village School Board.
I am married to Bruce Smith and we have lived in this school district 40 years. Our children attended Bradford
schools and excelled, going on to be productive, moral citizens with lovely families and successful careers.
My main priorities are faith, family, and community.
I bring a variety of experience to the Board, including a degree in accounting, and my job also included
customer service. I am a member, deacon, and secretary of Harris Creek Church. When our children were in
school I served as president of the PTO, president and secretary/treasurer of the Athletic Moms Club, and
Band Boosters, and room mother.
I serve as Student Liaison Achievement officer on the Board. It is my pleasure to recognize the accom-
plishments of our students, as I have always felt that Bradford students need more recognition. I retired in
March and began to volunteer in reading for the first grade. This was a wonderful opportunity for me to see
these bright, enthusiastic children. This year I volunteer for third and fifth grade math intervention students.
Our teachers are a wonderful resource and I have personally witnessed their commitment and dedication.
If re-elected, I assure you I will continue to encourage and support the effective and efficient use of your
tax dollars. I will continue to put the welfare and safety of students first. A lot of thought and prayer goes into
every decision I make on the Board, and I have made some tough decisions. Please know I will never make
a decision that I do not believe is for the betterment of our students.
Thank you to the staff and administration of Bradford School for the tireless hours you put in and for your
commitment to the students. I am proud of you and you have my deepest respect.
I ask for your vote on November 5 that I may continue to serve our students and community as a member
of the Bradford School Board.
Respectfully submitted,
Carolyn Smith, Covington
FREE Community Thanksgiving Dinner
Offered November 23 at Covington Eagles
The Covington Eagles and Fields of Grace Worship Center will host a FREE Community Thanksgiving
Dinner on Saturday, Nov. 23, 4-7 p.m., at the Covington Eagles Hall.
The menu will consist of turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, dressing, noodles, green beans, sweet potatoes,
rolls, pie, and a drink.
Take-outs will also be available. Those interested in take-outs should use the Larry St. entrance to the
Eagles.
Home deliveries will be made to the Covington, Pleasant Hill, and Bradford school districts for those
unable to get out. Please call Eileen Yaney at 937-473-3440 to reserve a dinner. Reservations will be taken
until November 15. Home delivery orders may be placed the day of the dinner, also, by calling the Cov-
ington Eagles at 937-473-2100.
Please bring a can of food for the Covington Outreach Association. Monetary donations would be very
much appreciated, but are not necessary.
For additional questions, please call Sherry Furrow at 418-6464, or Fields of Grace, 573-4282.
Newton Fall Athletic Awards
Program Scheduled November 4
The Newton Fall Athletic Awards Program
will be held Monday, Nov. 4, beginning at 6:30
p.m., in the Junior High gym. All athletes who
participated this fall must attend to receive their
award(s). Parents are encouraged to attend.
This program is an opportunity to recognize
students for varying accomplishments through-
out this fall in volleyball, cross country, soccer,
and golf.
Mark your calendar and make plans to join
us!
Are You Close To Age 65
Or Have Medicare Questions?
The Bradford Public Library has the perfect
answer man for you! Ron Baker will talk about
Medicare in a question and answer session on
Thursday, Nov. 7, at 7 p.m.
There are changes in the system that you will
not want to miss! You can sign up in advance (937-
448-2612) and refreshments will be served.
This is a must for many community residents.
Ron is very well read in this area and has worked
closely with different aspects of Medicare and
some topics of Medicaid.
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Always carry a
flashlight.
If there is no sidewalk,
walk on the left side
of the road, facing traffic.
Jackets should be worn
over costumes on cool
Halloween nights.
Remember to walk,
and not run,
between houses.
Costumes should not
drag on the ground
or be too dark to see.
Know how and where to
contact your parents.
Stay on sidewalks as
much as possible.
Trick-or-treat only
in familiar
neighborhoods
close to home.
Dont cut across
yards or driveways.
Make sure your
shoes fit and are
tied tightly.
Unfamiliar animals and
pets should be avoided.
Follow all traffic laws
and signals.
Never enter a
strangers home.
Visit only
houses that are lit.
Go Sloooowwwww, drivers.
Be careful all evening if
youre behind the wheel.
Only eat candy
after your parents
have checked it.
Wear a watch
you can read
in the dark.
Props such as a sword
or wand
should only
be flexible toys.
Young children
of any age should
be accompanied
by an adult.
Halloween Safety A to Z
everything you need to know for a supremely fun and safe Halloween!
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Auto Home Farm
19 N. Pearl St., Covington 937-473-2171
Mark Maitlen - Kathy Short - Jody Boehringer Brent Davis
Als BP
& Convenient Mart
and Sweet Treats
6 e. Broadway, Covington
473-8164
dr. BriaN J. OlSON
CHIROPRACTIC FOR THE FAMILY
7015 STATE ROUTE 41, COVINGTON,OH
(937)473-5959 fax(937)473-2799
2111 Mote Dr.,
Covington
473-3355
Huber Heights Piqua
Troy West Milton Sidney
www. sundownt anohi o. com
Covington Lewisburg
West Milton
314 S. Miami West Milton, Ohio
23 emerick rd
west Milton, OH
(937) 698-4485
YEARS
Since 1954
59 BILL R. NETZLEY
Roofing Contractor L.L.C.
945 S. Miami Street
West Milton, Ohio 45383
937-698-5334
Free Estimates
900 S. Miami St., West Milton
Yankee Electric, Inc
937-698-6161
fax 937-698-6220
Mullens Firestone Mullens Firestone
473-3029
1005 E. Broadway Covington
Bradford Covington Main Covington drive-thru
473-2021
P.O. Box 99
1300 Mote Drive
Covington, OH 45318
Phone: 937-473-3011 Fax: 937-473-3310
W eb: www.newtechplastics.com
715 E. Broadway (St. Rt. 36)
Covington, Ohio
(937) 473-2100
Covington Eagles
Anyone can sell insurance...
We sell Peace of Mind!
937-698-4124
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Furry Friends
Grooming Salon
17 N. Main St.
Pleasant Hill, Ohio
937-676-2194
Owner: Becky Christman
Big and Small,
W e Groom Em All!
www.richards-supply.com
Richards Building Supply
2245 S. County Rd 25A, Troy, OH 45373
SIDING ROOFING GUTTERS SOFFIT & FASCIA
WINDOWS DOORS
Ph. 937-335-8200
Fx. 937-335-8206
937-638-8292 Cell
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ClOud NiNe CreatiONS
Stained Glass Made to Order
http://cloudninecreations.net
937-473-5543
27 N. High St., Covington
Tue-Thur 11-5:30, Fri 11-5, Sat 10-5
Light your jack-o-lantern
with a battery powered
light instead of a candle.
Emai l : saai @smi t haai ns. com
Phone: 937-947-1337
Fax: 937-947-1346
Smith & Assoc.
INSURANCE AGENCY, INC.
Where Service Comes First
Eat dinner before going
out to trick-or-treat.
P.O. Box 99
1300 Mote Drive
Covington, OH
45318
NEW TECH PLASTICS, INC.
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Service Center
COMPLETE AUTO CARE!
Paint and Body Shop Repair
Insurance Claims Welcome
Precision Collision Repair
(by CHIEF E-Z Liner Systems)
Exhaust Systems Tires Batteries
Tune-Ups Brakes Shocks Wheel Alignment
PHONE
473-2554
Open Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
102 E. Broadway Covington
473-2554
102 E. Broadway Covington
Toll Free 1-866-HEAVEN-1
Angelic Collectibles, Art,
Cards, Jewelry, Statuary,
Garden Decor &Memorials
Jean Towe
11 N. Miami Street
West Milton, OH 45383
937-698-WING (9464)
Hours: Mon. 12pm - 5 pm; Tues.-Sat. 10am-5pm
Siegels Country Store Inc.
242 E. Broadway, Covington
473-2808
Quarters are a good
thing to give in
place of candy.
Buy costumes that
are made of flame
retardant material.
Covington Body Shop
& Service Deptment
Give out healthy alternatives to
candy, like cheese crackers,
raisins or popcorn.
Furry Friends
Grooming Salon
17 North Main St.
Pleasant Hill, Ohio
937-676-2194
Owner: Becky Christman
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2, 9-3, at First Place Christian Center, 16 W. Franklin St., Troy.
Sponsored by First Kids Christian Cooperative Preschool. Featur-
ing crafters, vendors, refreshments, and hot lunch. Santa will visit
at 1 p.m. and door prizes to be awarded. 10/23 - 10/30
LIGHTS...CAMERA...ACTI0N! - Saturday, Nov. 2, 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church, Tipp City. Offers a chance to
have your pets photographed for holiday greeting cards. Walk-ins
welcome, but reservations recommended. Call Annette at 835-
3419. 50% of all sales to DREAM pet rescue efforts. 10/23 - 10/30
THE BEGINNING 0F THE END . . . A UnIque BIbIe
Propbeey Conterenee - Nov. 3-6 at Newton High School,
201 N. Long St., Pleasant Hill. Presented by Mike Wingfield.
Sponsored by Stillwater Community Church. For more informa-
tion, call 937-623-9464. 10/23 - 10/30
L0W-C0ST SPAY O NEUTER CLINIC - Tuesday, Nov. 5,
at Monroe Grange Hall, 4729 Peters Rd., Tipp City. Reserva-
tion/payment required in advance by November 1. For details and
forms, visit the EVENT page of www.Dream4pets.org or email:
petsRRpassion@gmail.com. 10/23 - 10/30
ELECTI0N DAY P0T PIE SUPPER - Tuesday, Nov. 5,
4:30-7 p.m., at Hoffman United Methodist Church, 201 S. Main
St., West Milton. Homemade chicken pot pie, mashed potatoes,
green beans, slaw, roll, assorted desserts, beverage. Dine-in or
carry-out. $7.50/meal. Questions? Call 937-698-4401. 10/30
gUARTER AUCTI0N - Friday, Nov. 8, Riverside of Miami
County Clausi Gymnasium, 1625 Troy-Sidney Rd., Troy. Doors
open at 6 p.m., auction begins at 6:30. No quarters needed, buy
bid tickets instead. Admission
$
2. Food & drinks available. Ven-
dor tables. Proceeds benefit The Arc of Miami County. 10/23-11/6
CHRISTMAS BAZAAR - Saturday, Nov. 9, 9 a.m. - 2:30
p.m., at St. Teresa Catholic Church, 6925 U.S. Rt. 36, Covington.
Baked goods, outside crafters and vendors, quilt raffle, and
homemade craft raffle. 10/30 - 11/6
L0W-C0ST PET VACCINE CLINIC - Sunday, Nov. 10, 1-4
p.m., at Monroe Grange Hall, 4729 Peters Rd., Tipp City. Cash
only - first come, first served. For list of prices and services, visit
the EVENT page at www.Dream4pets.org. 10/23 - 10/30 - 11/6

Open House
& Card Shower
Announced
For Mary Nickels
100th Birthday
Covingtons beloved Mary Nickels is celebrating her 100th Birth-
day this year! An Open House and Card Shower will be held Saturday,
Nov. 2, 1-5 p.m., at the Covington Hall/End Zone Sports Bar. The
public is welcome to come help this very special lady celebrate this
very special birthday.
Your presence is gift enough, so no gifts, please!
Cards may be sent to Mary Nickel, P.O. Box 203, Covington, OH
45318.
Milton Memories Oral History
Recording Session Set November 11
The last of the fall Milton Memories oral history recording ses-
sions will be held at 7 p.m. Monday, Nov. 11, at the West Milton Mu-
nicipal Building located on S. Miami St.
The topic will be Veterans Memories, with the panel to be com-
prised of Scott Fogle, Preston Mote, Kenny Kauffman, Bill Jay, Dennis
Albaugh, Leroy Applegate, Luis A. Lerma, and Bill Klepinger.
Sessions are open to the public and audience participation is en-
couraged. The sessions air on local access Channel 5 at various times.
DVDs of all recording sessions are available for purchase, at the
Milton-Union Library on loan, and on YouTube.
For more information, call Barb at 937-698-6559 or Susie at 937-
698-6798.
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Vectren to Replace Bare Steel, Cast Iron Gas Main & Service Pipelines
To improve system reliability for natural gas to customers, Ritter
Pipeline crews working for Vectren Energy Delivery of Ohio (Vectren)
will soon begin replacing gas mains and services in the Village of Cov-
ington. The work is part of the companys pipeline replacement pro-
gram, which is a multi-year program to replace more than 1,700 miles
of bare steel and cast iron pipeline infrastructure throughout its service
territories in Indiana and Ohio. In Covington, approximately 3,300 feet
(0.6 miles) of gas main and 67 service lines will be replaced.
Areas of work in Covington for 2013 include the following:
E. Broadway St. between N. Wall St. and N. Wenrick St.
N. Wenrick St. between E. Broadway St. and E. Walnut St.
N. Ludlow St. between E. Broadway St. and E. Walnut St.
E. Maple St. between N. Ludlow St. to 200 ft. east of N. Wenrick St.
The work will consist of installing a polyethylene (plastic) system
to replace the current bare steel and cast iron gas pipeline system. First,
the gas main will be replaced within the right-of-way, and then the
service lines serving residential and commercial customers will be re-
placed. Upon completion of the project, affected yards, sidewalks, and
streets will be restored.
Prior to service replacement, a Vectren representative will contact
customers to schedule this portion of the work, which will involve a
short service interruption. Additionally, a Vectren representative will
schedule a time to relight any natural gas appliances of impacted cus-
tomers.
To help ensure the safety of construction workers and the traveling
public, motorists should remain alert, reduce their speed, and watch
for stopped traffic while passing through the work zone area.
For more information on the pipeline replacement program, please
go to www.vectren.com/pipelinereplacement.
All work is weather permitting.
Annual Blood Drive Tailgate Party Set At Greenville Church of the Brethren
Blood Donors on November 12 may think they are at an OSU Foot-
ball Tailgate Party. They will be close to the truth as the OSU Alumni
Club of Darke County sponsors its Annual Blood Drive Tailgate Party
from 12:30 to 6:30 at the Greenville Church of the Brethren, 421 Cen-
tral Avenue.
Amid game day decorations, Buckeye memorabilia will be given
as door prizes every half hour and donors will be offered a large variety
of goodies, including tasty buckeyes after donating, or attempting to
donate. The OSU Alumni Club hopes to make this years number of
donations a record.
CBC Darke County Account Representative Dana Puterbaugh
noted that BUCKEYE STRONG T-shirts will be given to donors,
another incentive to donate.
Donors are encouraged to make an appointment for an easy in, easy
out donor experience by scheduling a time online at www.Donor-
Time.com, or call 800-388-GIVE. Donors are required to present
photo identification with full name to donate. Donors must be at least
16 years old, weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in generally good
health. Sixteen-year-olds must bring a signed CBC parental consent
form with them.
Plan to be part of the Buckeye spirit, enjoy the tailgate party, and
feel good about donating your blood to help someone in need.
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The latest Milton Memories was held September
10, with the panel made up of area farmers.
Keith Kauffman led the discussion. He farmed for
64 years. He and Lucille were married in 1949 and
moved to the farm where he was born and raised. At
age 80 it was decided it would be his last year of farm-
ing. They had a sale on September 4, 2010, and con-
tinue to live on the family farm.
Preston Mote spoke of his uncle, Wilbur Mote, and
Susan Fox, two people who influenced him to go into
farming. His family kept big gardens and ate what
they grew all year long. In 1955, he bought his first
tractor and his first crop was 10 acres of corn. He mar-
ried Sandy in 1961. He was drafted in 1963 and had
to start over upon his return. He eventually bought
Ross Netzley's fuel company and has turned over
most of the operations to his son Kevin, and Preston
now works on crop fungus research.
Jerry Jackson's family went into the cattle business
in 1957. Soon after, his father died, leaving him, his
two brothers, and their mother to look after 200 head
of feeder cattle and 40 milk cows. In 1959 they won
a prestigious award from DP&L for their method of
operation. He eventually took a job with TWA and
moved to St. Louis. His boys took over the farming
and he spent spring and fall vacations helping to plant
and harvest.
Jan Strawser started farming at age three. Others
would set everything up and he would drive the trac-
tor from the tobacco field to the shed. His family also
had cows, chickens, and sheep, resulting in many be-
fore and after school chores. He and wife Carol live
on what was his grandfather's farm. He spoke of the
time when tobacco was the cash crop; now its corn
and soybeans. He also talked about the steep increase
in the cost of equipment and chemicals for todays
farmers.
Ty Hissong's dad and grandfather farmed and held
jobs in town. Keith Kauffman (Kenny's son) was his
FFA Advisor and helped him achieve an American
Farmer Degree. He began farming in high school
when he bought his own baler. Others on the panel
had a big influence on him. He spoke of his grandfa-
ther starting out with horses, then getting a tractor
with a two-bottom plow and 20 hp.
Joe Jackson is Jerry's son, Kenny Kauffman is Joe's
great uncle, and Joe's son wants to farm. Some of the
changes he has noticed: 34 years ago almost every
country home was a farm now few are; you could
make a living off 80 acres now it takes 1,000 -
2,000; few farmers today have livestock; and you can
no longer get feed in Union Township.
Dean Dohner rode his pony to bring the cows in for
milking at 5 a.m., then went to school. He took Vo-
Ag and rented farmground his senior year. He bought
equipment for $1,450 and paid it off the first year
farming 80 acres. He now owns the family farm and
lives in the house his great-grandfather built in 1845.
He began making maple syrup at age 50. At 80, he is
still farming and making syrup.
Jim Albaugh lives on Albaugh Rd. (10 members of
his family live in three homes on the road). Six gen-
erations have lived in the house his great-grandfather
built in 1880, with bricks made and baked on the
farm. There was a cane mill powered by a steam en-
gine. During the 50's and 60's, when farm income was
down, he worked at NCR and lived in town. Dean
Jackson influenced him to take over the family oper-
ation. The family specializes in purebred hogs, have
taken titles in State Fairs, and now grandsons have
had county champions.
Jerry Long said his family moved to a farm in
Kessler in 1942 when he was four. His dad farmed
and drove a gas truck. In high school he bought a
1935 John Deere tractor for $50 and rented ground no
one else wanted. In the '40s he bought 40 acres,
farmed it, had 12 head of milk cows, and worked at
Aeroproducts in Vandalia.
Many spoke very highly of Milton-Union Vo-Ag
instructor Ray Diley and how he would visit students
family farms and helped out when there was an injury
or sickness. In the spring and fall he taught and helped
with farming. In the winter they had mechanical train-
ing so they could work on their own equipment.
Whenever Ray Diley's name is mentioned its always
with high regard and respect for the positive influence
he had on students.
You can hear many more details by listening to
this session on local Channel 5, by purchasing a soon
to be available DVD, or borrowing one from the Mil-
ton-Union Library. For further information call Barb
at 698-6559 or Susie at 698-6798.
Milton Memories Showcases Reflections of Area Farmers
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429 N. Minni St., Wost Milton - NEW LISTING- 3 borm, 2 story home ollering newer
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2 borms, 1 bath, living rm, kitchen, oining rm, lull basement ano screeneo back porch. S79,900
209 - 211 Yount Rd., Wost Milton- Brick Ranch Double. Each sioe very nice with 2 borms,
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19 Mnin St., Lnurn - Must See 3 borms, 1 bath, 1 car garage, CA, oeck. Clean as a pin.
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1162 S. Minni St., Wost Milton - EccIIcnt Brick Ranch! 3 borms, 1-12 baths, living
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100 ncros in Montgonory County! 30 acres wooos, 70 acres tillable.
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110 High St., Plonsnnt Hill - 3 borms, 1 bath, 2 car garage. As is. S!3,000
7736 Enorick Rd., Wost Milton - Gront Looking Rnnch In Country - 3 borm, 2 lull
bath home leatures major upoates to incluoe: lurnace, rool, beautilul oeck, all appliances, newer
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& 2 bdrm. townhouse. W/D
hook-up. Appliances included.
Trash paid. No pets.
937-698-0113
www.viewanapartment.com
FOR SALE - NEW BREMEN:
Nice 4 bedroom home. Full base-
ment, 1-1/2 baths, 1 car garage,
C/A. $130,000. 419-726-5305
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NEW KNOXVILLE HOME FOR
SALE: 2500+ sq. ft. 4-5 bed-
rooms, 2-1/2 baths. Close to park.
419-953-9842
FOR SALE: Mobile Home fur-
nished. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths.
8112 St. Rt. 55 W., Lot 1, Ludlow
Falls. 937-573-7433
LEASE OPTION: 3 bedroom
2-story house in Potsdam. 16 W.
Cross St. Purchased price
$59,000. 5% down, $600 monthly.
Call Dave. 937-371-3241
FOR RENT - COVINGTON: 1
bedroom upper. Water, trash,
sewer included. $330 deposit &
monthly rent. 937-448-6405
FOR RENT - WEST MILTON: 2
bdrm. apt. Off-street parking.
$525 mo., $475 deposit. Water &
trash paid. Available Nov. 1.
937-901-5038
FOR SALE BY OWNER: 318 S.
PEARL, COVINGTON. ONE
BDRM. HOUSE. NEW BATH-
ROOM. NEW CARPETING.
CENTRAL AIR. $53,000. NICE!
937-473-5892
FOR RENT - WEST MILTON: 1
bedroom. $425 mo., $375 dep.
Water & trash paid. Off-street
parking. Available Nov. 1.
937-901-5038
FOR RENT - PLEASANT HILL:
Upstairs apt. Two bdrms. $400 /
month & deposit. No pets.
937-418-2953
LARGE 2 BDRM. APT. FOR
RENT: West Milton. $525 per
month. 937-698-5334
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Body Shop &
Service Center
COMPLETE AUTO CARE!
Paint and Body Shop Repair
Insurance Claims Welcome
Precision Collision Repair
(by CHIEF E-Z Liner Systems)
Exhaust Systems Tires Batteries
Tune-Ups Brakes Shocks Wheel Alignment
PHONE
473-2554
Open Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm
102 E. Broadway Covington
HELP WANTED
SALES PROFESSIONAL
Looking for a good job with
great earning potential?
Professional appearance
required. Must be able to
work weekends. Drop off
resumto:
GOFFENA FURNITURE
2600 W. Michigan Ave.
Sidney, OH 45365
INDUSTRIAL COMPANY has
full-time employment. $9.50 /
hr., Laborer. CDL drivers,
$11.50 / hr. Training provided.
Benefits. Apply at: 15 Indus-
try Park Court, Tipp City.
937-667-1772
HELP WANTED
Immediate openings. Meat
wrappers & butchers. Send
resum to: Resident, 6630
Westfall Rd., Greenville, OH
45331
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Pleasant Hill, Ohio
113 W. Hill Street
PROPERTY FOR SALE
2 bedroom, 1 bath, full
basement and a 1 1/2 car
garage plus an extra
storage building with lots
of updates.
$109,000
KATHRYN KELLER
REALTY, INC.
937-947-1667
(fax) 947-1737

THE SAME LOW PRICES for
over 7 years straight! $3.99
Solar; $4.36 Yellow; $5.49
Green Rustbuster. Huge invento-
ry! Delivery available. Pick up at
your convenience.
NORTH SIDE SALT
419-733-3205
FRESHLY DUG Norway & White
Spruce, Scotch & White Pine.
Excellent for windbreaks. 36-60
in. $36-$60. Planting available.
419-582-3505
FOR SALE: Six plots in Miami
Memorial Gardens, Covington.
Immaculate Conception 77A,
1 & 2 and 77C, 1-2-3-4.
937-866-1359
MATTRESS WOW! New, in
plastic. With warranty. 14 Pro-
file mattress. No-flip pillowtop.
Soft layers of comfort, provid-
ing superior support without
any pressure points. Luxurious
cover. Price includes FREE box
springs. Twin: $219. Full: $237.
Queen: $259. King: $399. We
deliver! 937-884-5455
APPLES FOR SALE: Fuji, Wine-
sap, Red Delicious. Bushel, half
bushel or peck. 5200 W. St. Rt.
41, Covington, OH 45318
EVERGREENS: (25) Colorado
Blue Spruce. 16-24 tall, grown
from seedlings. $10 each. Will
dig. 419-628-3058 or
419-733-7046
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LARGE 6-person hot tub. 4 years
old. Nice. Call for details!
937-423-5611
FOR SALE: AKC registered
Chocolate Lab Puppies. (4)
males. 8 weeks old. Family-
raised. Mother on site. $300.
419-584-8983
PACER 3.5 hp transfer pump
w/75 flat discharge hose, like
new; SV 2,400-watt Generac
generator w/wheel kit, like new;
solid walnut baby cradle.
937-778-3808
FOR SALE: Sofa & love seat.
Like new! Brown & green leaf
pattern. $225. Oriental rug.
Browns & greens. 5x9 ft. $65.
419-629-3334
KITCHENAID Food Processor:
Silver. Model KFP1333CU.
13-cup. Complete w/accessories
& orig. carton. LN! $150. Great
Christmas gift! 419-629-3347
Mobile Auto Repairs LLC
ASE certified. 35+ years
experience. GM engine,
transmission, & differential repair.
Call Dennis at 937-459-8451.
PAYING CASH for junk, wrecked,
& non-running cars & motorcy-
cles. Call Mike at 937-903-5351.
CARS & TRUCKS
Nothing is too large! Top dollar
paid! Also, SELLING used cars.
937-270-2649 or 888-484-JUNK
UNDER $1400!!!
1999 Eighty-Eight, $1,300; 1996
Stratus, $1,300; 1996 Park
Avenue, $1,300; 1998 Grand
Prix, $1,200; 1997 Safari, $1,200;
1998 Bonneville, $1,100; 1994
Crown Vic, $1,100; 1998
Windstar, $1,000; 1992 Astro
Cargo, $700; 1995 Ciera, $700!!!
Many more $3,900-$1,400!!!
www.rpauto.net
POEPPELMAN AUTO
10 mi. west of 66 on 274,
Carthagena 419-925-4747
Weekdays 9-5, Sat. 9-3!
WE ALSO BUY!!!
Valley
Classifieds
Work
Wanted
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Cozington Body Shop & Serzice Dept.
2111 Mote Dr, CovIngton
473-3355
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Cozington Body Shop & Serzice Dept.
2111 Mote Dr, CovIngton
473-3355
COVINGTON BODY SHOP
& SERVICE DEPT.
Ineccable ServIce, DrIven by IntegrIty`
Steve E. Thonas as sole rorIetor
2111 Mote Dr, CovIngton
937-473-3355 Fnx 937-473-3903
www.etac1.net covingtonbsyahoo.com
OIL CHANGE u to 5 quarts
LUBE, OL, FLTER, TRE ROTATON
FRONT WPER BLADE8 u to 24`
Exp|res 11-30-13
Cozington Body Shop & Serzice Dept.
2111 Mote Dr, CovIngton 473-3355

Most VehIcles Most VehIcles

Most VehIcles
DEMOLITION: Also, concrete
demolition & general excavat-
ing work.
937-232-7380
AMISH CREW
Sam Schwartz wants any type
of carpenter work. Room
additions, roofs, foundation
replacements, restoration of
buildings, etc. For FREE
estimates, call 260-701-8020.
HOUSE CLEANING and
ORGANIZING by Beth Bush-
man. New Bremen & sur-
rounding area. Call
419-733-3300
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CHILD CARE: Mother of four
has openings. Hot meals &
snacks provided. Lots of fun &
activities. Reasonable rates.
References available. Minster
SD. 419-733-9101
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APPLIANCE
SERVICE
PLASTERING
NEW & REPAIR
AUTO
REPAIR
DOOR
SERVICE
STORAGE
FACILITY
PONDS &
MISC. BULLDOZING
EXCAVATING
& CONCRETE
EXCAVATING/
DEMOLITION
FUEL
OIL
LAWN
MAINTENANCE
AppliAnCe inStAllAtion
SerViCe
Refrigeration, ranges, laundry ser-
vice. Parts avail. for most brands,
incl. Admiral, GE, Hotpoint, Tappan,
Whirlpool & Kenmore washers & dry-
ers. Dishwashers, disposals and ice
makers installed. Dryers vented.
CoVinGton 473-2129
2:26-tfn
APPLIANCE
SERVICE
DAVID
DEHART
SERVICE ON ALL APPLIANCES
emergency service available
AppliAnce instAllAtion
Al l Br ands All Models
937-698-5428 937-760-0018
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COYS
AUTO REPAI R
2560 S. St. Rt. 48, Ludlow Falls
Brakes, Exhaust, Tune-Ups,
Trans Service, Injector Cleaning,
Maintenance, ASE Certified
HoneSt, dependABle SerViCe
mon.-fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
937-698-3191
2:28-tfn
Whitetail
door SerViCe, inC.
Garage Doors & Openers
Sales Installation & Repairs
937-473-2671
Covington free estimates
2/26/14
CRESSEXCAVATING
Driveways/Sidewalks/Patios
Foundations/Room Additions
Demolition/Concrete
937-232-7380
7:15-12:29
BANG EXCAVATING & DEMOLITION
Septic Systems Waterways Brush Rows Ponds
Large & Small Bulldozer Work
OutdOOr WOOd BOiler Furnace
937-447-3475 937-459-0977
1/1/14
EXCAVATING
KEVIN MOTE PETROLEUM
Home Heating oil K-1 Kerosene
Automotive Gas - Aviation Gas
diesel fuel propane
soy BioDieseL
AUtomAtiC deliVerY leVel BillinG
947-1883 - 1-800-526-1978
11:8-tfn
QUALITY
CUSTOM HOMES
fisher &Sons Construction llC
New Homes Remodeli ng Addi ti ons
Ki tchens Decks
473-3819 937-603-8881
6:14tfn
DITMER
EXCAVATING
Septi c Tank, Sewage Hook-Up,
Top Soil & Gravel , Driveways
Boul ders & Ponds
937-947-2009
1/29/14
PAINTING
GIOVANNIS PAINTING
Inte ri or & Ext eri or
Residenti al Commerci al Farm
INSURED DETAIL ORIENTED
Call Jason For FREE EST.
937-621-9491
2/13/13 - 10/30/13
AUCTIONEER
ESTATES & CONSIGNMENTS
On-Site or Heated Auction Facility
We Can Pick Up 32 Yrs. Exp.
Tim lanDiS
937-418-8941
aucti onzip.c om I . D. #20717
1/23/13-tfn
jeff fox plastering
interior -new & repair
exterior - Stucco & dryvit Systems
Quality Work free eStimAteS
937-884-7598
5:1-tfn
SEPTIC
TANKS
Leach Bed Repai r Addi ti ons
Septi c Tank Pumpi ng
BOB'S EXCAVATING
698-4694
2:26-tfn
PENCE BULLDOZING
Ponds - Fence Rows - Building Pads
Waterways - Waste Pits - Ditch Work
FOREST PENCE 35 Yrs. Exp.
4443 Stoker Rd., Houston
937-295-2750
5/2/07-tfn
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BRADFORD
STOR & LOCK
Personal - Busi ness - Commercial
Boats, Campers, Auto Month to Month
Bradford 937-448-2927
or 937-448-6550
12:25-tfn
MAGEE'S
MINI STORAGE
SECURE, POLICE PROTECTION
LIGHTED AREA
PERSONAL - BUSINESS - COMMERCIAL
10x10, 10x15, 10x20, 10x24
low rates includes Sales tax
SR 41 at Mote Dr., Covington
937-473-5899
9:1-tfn
TREE
SERVICE
ALTERATIONS
7374 Lehman
Greenville, Ohio 45331
TREE TRI MMI NG
AND REMOVALS
FREEEST. FULLy INSUREd
Rick Gunckle
(937) 547-0922
(937) 423- 2190 cell
4/30/14
HOME BUILDING
& REMODELING
SPECIALIZING IN PAINTING,
CARPENTRY & DRYWALL REPAIR
25 Years of References
STEVEN C. STACY
937-753-1045
10/30/13
HOME
REPAIR
De HART
JUNK & WASTE REMOVAL
Clean Out Garages, Basements, Barns, Apts., Etc!
~ CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATES ~
937-698-5428 937-760-0018
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JUNK & WASTE
REMOVAL
MUSCLE-HEAD
ENTERPRISES
Junk - Vehicles - Unwanted Items
FREE QUOTES! 937-423-7160
10/30/13 - 11/27/13
JUNK
REMOVAL
HEATING & AIR
CONDITIONING
t.U.n.S.
H.V.A.C.
Absolutely BrAndneW
FURNACES
CENTRAL AIR UNITS
STILL IN Box
937-473-5338
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Dropped Off?
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HERE
To Attract
New
Customers!
JULIAS
CONFECTION CONNECTION
111 marvin St. Gettysburg
937-447-9207
HOURS
Tues., 3-7; Fri., 11-5:30; Sat., 9-12
Closed Sun., Mon.,Wed. & Thurs.
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CANDY & CAKE
SUPPLIES
CUT ABOVE
LAWN SERVICE
Mowing Trimming
Mul chi ng Lawn Aeration
Hedge Tri mmi ng
ANDY INGLE
Covi ngton - 937-526-9233
Free Est. Time to Schedule Fall Aeration!
10/30/13
PROPANE
SERVICE
Home Heat
Dryer Gas
temporary Construction Heat
AuTo. DELIVEry - LEVEL BILLING
MOULTON
GAS SERVICE, INC.
laura, ohio
947-1772 1-800-858-1961
7:12-tfn
BILL R. NETZLEY
roofing Contractor l.l.C.
945 S. Miami, West Milton
937-698-5334
Roof Inspections Free Estimates
I n Busi ness Si nce 1954
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ROOFING
CONTRACTOR
JEANNESCREATIONS
Specializing in Alterations,
mending, Zippers &more
Elderly or Handicapped???
We can come to your home!
30 YeArSexperienCe
Appointments only - 937-473-5405
llscott1@windstream.net
5/28/14
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STORAGE
FACILITY
GUNCKLES
TREE SERVICE
ROOFING
Roofing Siding Soffit Gutters
Sun Room Enclosures Room Additions
Vinyl Replacement Windows Concrete Work
INSURANCE CLAIMS
FREE ESTIMATES
1-866-921-3807
937-339-7604
937-667-9501
2/13/13 - 12/25/13
BETTER BUILDERS
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GRAVEL
EXCAVATION
COOPERS GRAVEL
Complete GrAVelexCAVAtion
Dri veways & parking l ots haul ed, laid
& leveled. New & pre-existing driveways.
937-698-6135 937-698-1107
minimum Charge Applied
1/18/12-tfn
CHIMNEY
SWEEP
C & T Chimney Sweeps
Certified & experienCed
Crown repair
TuCk poinTing
Masonry
423-987-7580
11/6/13
GRAVEL & ASPHALT
PAVING
COOPERS BLACKTOP
PAVING SEAL COATING
REPAIR
937-698-6135
937-698-1107
10/30/13
SEPTIC
TANKS
COOPER'S
Septic Tanks & Leach Beds
Cleaned, Installed & Repaired
SEPTIC TANK PUMPING
Were #1 in the
#2 Business!
832-0800
698-6200 or 1-888-698-6200
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PENCE
PENCE
BULLDOZING
BULLDOZING
PONDS FENCE ROWS BUILDING PADS
WATERWAYS ANIMAL WASTE PITS
TRACK HOE WORK DITCH WORK
~ 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE ~
FOREST PENCE
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