2014 Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Hunting Guide

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Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Hunting Guide

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2014 Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors & Hunting Guide For your convenience our Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors Guide can be found on our website, www.guernseycountynow.com. You can view the guide and download any pages you want.

We want you to have the information you need to make your travel plans to Guernsey County, Ohio. If you can’t find the information you need, please give us a call at 740-439-3531 ext. 219 or email spectrum@dixcom.com and we will be sure to add it to our 2015 issue.

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Table Of Contents

Cambridge Chamber Of Commerce......439-6688 Cambridge-Guernsey Visitors Center.....432-2022 Cambridge Main Street...............................439-2238 Cambridge Airport.......................................432-3726 Cambridge Parks Dept. ..............................432-3287

Accommodations..............................Pgs. 2 - 4 Activities.............................................Pgs. 5 - 7 Churches.............................................Pg. 8 Dining...................................................Pgs. 9 - 12 Map.......................................................Pgs. 10 - 11 Shopping..............................................Pgs. 13 - 14 Entertainment....................................Pgs. 15 - 16 Festivals and Events..........................Pgs. 17 - 22 Recreation & Hunting......................Pgs. 23 - 32

Emergency Numbers Southeastern Med........................................439-8000 Highway Patrol................................911 or 439-1388 Sheriff.................................................911 or 439-4455 Police - Cambridge ........................911 or 439-4431 Police - Byesville .............................911 or 685-2121

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P.O. Box 1053 Cambridge, Ohio 43725 Phone 740-439-3531 Email: spectrum@dixcom.com While every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the information in this guide, the Cambridge/Guernsey County Visitors Guide assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions.

Copyright 2014 by Dix Communications

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Accommodations

The Colonel Taylor Inn BED & BREAKFAST

We are on the National Registry of Historical Places.

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PINE LAKES LODGE

Bed &Breakfast Resort & Conference Center

61680 Buskirk Lane Salesville, Ohio 740-679-3617

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Rent A Room Or The Whole Lodge Now Offering: GUIDED HORSEBACK RIDING

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Salt Fork State Park Campgrounds Camping facilities at Salt Fork include 212 campsites. Each site has a 20/30/50-amp electric hook-up, with 20 of those sites offering sewer and water hookups. Other features include heated shower houses, flush toilets, a dump station, a private beach, and boat launching and docking facilities for campers. Eighteen sites are wheelchair accessible. A primitive campground was recently developed. It features 22 nonelectric tent sites in a wooded area. In addition, a youth group camp and horseman’s camp are available. Pet camping is permitted in all areas. Reservations are available at www. ohiostateparks.org or by calling 1-866-644-6727.

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Byesville Historical Society & Museum 236 East Main Avenue (at Second Street) Byesville, Ohio 43723 Director Jeanitta Watson 740-685-2812 Housed in a historical bank building, the museum features a collection of antique articles, photographs and documents which chronicle the history of the Byesville area from the mid 1800’s to present. Seasonal hours Memorial Day thru Labor Day/additionally by appointment.

The Cy Young Days Festival June 27, 28, 29 2014 Newcomerstown, Ohio Amusement rides, games and food.

June 27 - Band June 28 - Parade with Grand Parade Marshall Vida Blue, a Band, and Basket Auction June 29 - Car Show Dickens Victorian Village Historic Downtown Cambridge 1-800-933-5480 www.dickensvictorianvillage.com Olde England and history come alive in Historic Downtown Cambridge with lifelike figures representing scenes from Victorian society. Experience all 80+ displays in this innovative public art exhibition as you take a stroll amidst Cambridge’s charming streetscape, striking architecture, and eclectic shops and eateries. Carriage rides available every weekend and trolley rides on selected weekends. Browse in the gift shop or join us for a full tea in Mrs. Cratchit’s kitchen in the Dickens Welcome Center at 643 Wheeling Ave. Volunteers in period costumes provide information about the display and brochures for a walking tour. Stick around for the spectacular Guernsey County Courthouse Holiday Light Show, which occurs nightly from 11/1/2013 to 1/5/2014.

Thousands of pulsating lights and animated displays bring the 1881 courthouse alive to the accompaniment of the music of the season each evening from 5:30 to 9:00 p.m.

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Georgetown Vineyards 62920 Georgetown Rd. Cambridge, Ohio 43725 740-435-3222 www.georgetownvineyards.com Beautiful views ... delicious wines ... a relaxing atmosphere!

Open to the public, wine sampling available and gift shop.

Hours: Monday through Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Great American Steam Locomotive Museum 515 Dewey Avenue Union Pacifc “ Big Boy” Cambridge, OH 43725 T heGr eatAmer i can 740-432-3646 St eam L ocomot i veMus eum Admission: Free 5 1 5D e we y Av e of the Great Steam Locomotives that helped 1:18 scale models build the American Railroads.

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John & Annie Glenn Historic Site and Exploration Center 72 West Main Street, P.O. Box 107 New Concord, Ohio 43762 740-826-3305 www.johnglennhome.org History comes alive at the boyhood home of the first American to orbit Earth. Learn about life during the Great Depression and the Home Front during WWII through a captivating living history presentation on the main floor of the home.

Tours also include an orientation film, narrated by Hugh Downs, and a guided tour of the top floor of the home. There you will see John’s bedroom as it was when he was growing up in the 1920’s and 1930’s.

Memorabilia displayed include two of Senator Glenn’s military uniforms and the jumpsuit he wore after orbiting Earth in 1962. A model of the Friendship 7 space capsule demonstrates how far the U.S. space program has come in 50 years.

The museum is operated by the John & Annie Glenn Museum Foundation which also operates the National Road/Zane Grey Museum. Just minutes from Guernsey County and only 5 miles apart, come and explore 200 years of American history at these two great sites!

Open May – October: Wednesday – Saturday (10 – 4) and Sunday (1 – 4) Group tours are available at other times by appointment.

National Road/Zane Grey Museum 8850 East Pike Norwich, OH 43767 800-752-2602 or 740-826-3305 ohiohistory.org/nationalroad This museum offers three exhibit areas: The National Road – A 136’ diorama depicts the construction of the road, “America’s First Highway to the West”, at various stages and demonstrates the flood of immigration which followed it. An authentic Conestoga wagon is displayed as one of the examples of transportation which has traveled the road.

A tribute to Zane Grey – This Zanesville-born author, nicknamed the “Father of the Adult Western”, wrote over 80 books and over 100 movies were produced, based on those books. His study has been recreated and includes many manuscripts and other memorabilia.

Zanesville Art Pottery – This beautiful locally-produced pottery was only produced for about a 20-year period of time in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s.

This spectacular collection is unique for its artistry and glazes.

The museum is owned by the Ohio Historical Society and managed by the John & Annie Glenn Museum Foundation, which also manages the John & Annie Glenn Historic Site. Just minutes west of Guernsey County and only 5 miles apart, come and explore 200 years of American History at these two great sites!

Open May – October: Wednesday- Saturday (10 – 4) and Sunday (1 – 4) Group tours are available at other times by appointment

OHIO HILLS FOLK FESTIVAL

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An Unforgettable Experience Mosser Glass is located approximately ¼ of a mile W. off exit #47 from I-77 Showroom Hours: Monday through Friday 8-4

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Salt Fork Arts & Crafts Festival at the Cambridge City Park

August 8 • 3-8 p.m. August 9 • 10 a.m. - 6 p.m.

August 10 • 10 a.m.-4 p.m.

Amazing Arts & Crafts Fabulous Entertainment Craft Classes • Concessions & More!

Free Admission and Parking www.saltforkfestival.org

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The Wilds Overview The Wilds is a private, non-profit safari park and conservation center that combines cutting-edge conservation science and education programs with hands-on experiences and one-of-akind adventures that include ziplining, horseback riding, fishing, and more. Located in southeast Ohio, the Wilds is home to rare and endangered species from around the globe living in natural, open-range habitats.

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Location 1400 International Road, Cumberland, OH 43732 Hours of Operation The Wilds is open 7 days a week during the months of May, June, July, August, and September and Saturdays and Sundays in October. The first tours depart at 10:00 a.m. and the last tour departs at 4 p.m.

Contact Information Email: information@thewilds.org Phone: 740-638-5030

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Churches Bible Baptist Church 207 S. 5th Street, Byesville 740-685-6101 Sunday School 9:45a.m.

Sunday Worship 10:45a.m.

Sunday Evening 7:00p.m.

Wednesday Prayer & Bible Study 7:00p.m. www.bbc-kjz.com Pastor, Steve Leathley

First Baptist Church 136 E. 8th Street, Cambridge 740-432-7408 cambridgebc@frontier.com Sunday morning 10:00a.m. Worship Sunday morning 11:00a.m. Sunday School Nursery available Wednesday Bible Study 6:25p.m.

Pastor, Mark B. Smith

Christ’s Evangelical Lutheran Church 1101 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge, OH 740-432-6036 or christslutheran.org All are welcome – come as you are!

Saturday evening service 5:30, Sunday morning service 10:30 Adult Sunday School 9:00 (year-round) Children’s Sunday School 10:30 (Sept-May)

Four Mile Hill Church of Christ in Christian Union 12012 Battle Ridge Road, Cambridge Pastor, Jeremy Hurd Sunday school, 10:00 a.m.; worship 11 a.m. and 6:00 p.m..

Wed Bible study 7 p.m. handicap accessible, nursery avaliable www.fourmilehillchurch.org

Church of Christ New Concord Maple Lane at S.R. 83 S., New Concord, OH 740-826-4971 Sunday Bible Class 9:15 a.m.

Worship 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m.

Dick Harris, Evangelist newconcordchurch@juno.com www.newconcordchurch.org

Friendship Baptist Church 1390 Friendship Drive, New Concord, OH 740-826-4479 Pastor, Ken Blood Sunday School 9 a.m.

Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. www.friendbc.org

Christ United Methodist Church 2167 North Ave., Cambridge, OH Pastor, Rev. Sturman Moore 740-435-1060 christumccambridge@frontier.com Sunday 8:30 a.m.: Breakfast Fellowship.

Sunday 9:15 a.m.: Sunday School Sunday 10:15 a.m.: Worship Service Children’s church and nursery available for Sunday School & Worship Sunday Evening 6:00 p.m.: “Girls Room” Bible Study Monday Evening 6:00 p.m.: Children’s Fellowship Choir and lesson (Sept.-Mar.) Monday Evening 7:00 p.m.: 10 Basic Steps Adult Bible Study Thursday 12:30 p.m.: Bible Study at the church Quarterly 11:00 a.m.: KEENAGERS GROUP - all 55 years and over; luncheon, fellowship and entertainment.

(Call church for upcoming dates) Cowboy Style Church at Salt Fork State Park Pastor, Karen Rawlins Worship is at 8 a.m. every Sunday from Memorial Weekend thru Labor Day Weekend.

It is a non-denominational worship service held in Horseman’s Camp at Salt Fork State Park.

Everyone is welcome. Come as you are.

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Ninth Street United Methodist Church 129 North Ninth Street, Cambridge, OH Sunday worship 10:45 a.m., including Junior Church for children. Sunday evening Study Group at 7 p.m.

Men’s Breakfast: 3rd Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. at Francis Restaurant. Between Times for school age children 4:30-5:30.

Everyone is welcome.

Pastor, Karen Rawlins Office: 740-432-7690 Hours: 9:00 to 1:00 Mon.- Thurs. ninthstreetchurch@frontier.com

Trinity Baptist Church 9260 Cadiz Road, Cambridge, OH 43725 740-439-2963 Sunday: Bible Study 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship 11:00 a.m., Sunday Evening: AWANA 5:15-7:15 p.m.

Wednesday: Choir Practice 6:00 p.m., Bible Study 7:00 p.m.

Everyone Welcome Pastor, Mark Stinson www.trinitybaptistcambridge.org

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EAT-IN EAT-IN CARRY-OUT CARRY-OUT DELIVERY DELIVERY DAILY SPECIALS

BREAKFAST SERVED ALL DAY

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Meeting Rooms & Banquet Facilities mrleescamb@yahoo.com 2000 East Wheeling Ave. Banquets: 740-260-1604 Cambridge, OH 43725 Restaurant: 740-432-4922 10198706

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1005 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge • (740) 439-9037

Sun.-Thurs. 11 a.m. - 12 a.m. • Fri.-Sat. 11 a.m. - 2:30 a.m.

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Restaurants Homemade Specials Fresh Made Pies

“In the heart of downtown Cambridge” 632 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge

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“Where Friends Meet to Eat” Established in 1935 Experience Our New Menu & New Look

Fast Friendly Service Reasonably Priced Take Out Available

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DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL

151 Highland Ave. • Cambridge, OH 43725 • 740-435-9437

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Hours: Monday thru Saturday open at 11 am

61275 Southgate Pkwy., Cambridge, OH 43725 (740) 432-5545 3090 Maple Ave., Zanesville, OH 43701 (740) 453-6465 601 Wabash Ave. NW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663 330-364-2474 50601 Valley Plaza, St. Clairsville, OH 43950 (740) 695-2560 Hours: 11 a.m.-10 p.m.

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“Always a Great Place to Land”

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Shopping Visit Beautiful Downtown Cambridge!

Cambridge Main Street welcomes you to stroll our beautiful downtown.

An Ohio Main Street community, Cambridge offers antique shops, boutiques, restaurants and museums, nestled in scenic Southeastern Ohio. Come, relax and enjoy unique shopping and dining in our vibrant downtown embraced by preserved architectural beauty.

Donna Hill, Executive Director Cambridge Main Street, 627 Wheeling Avenue, Suite 207, Cambridge, OH 43725 740-439-2238 director@downtowncambridge.com www.downtowncambridge.com

Herb & Martha Daughetry, Owners

11960 Clay Pike Road Buffalo, OH 43722

H & M Antiques

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Cambridge Wooden Toy Co. 515 Dewey Ave, Cambridge, OH 43725 740-432-3646 Hours: Mon. - Sat. 10 to 5 pm Handmade Wooden Toy for the Young and the Young at Heart. Cars, Trucks, Airplanes, Boats, Games, Pop Guns, Ping Pong Ball Guns,Trains, Rubber Band Guns, Gold Kits, Doll Craddles, Infant Rocking Horses and a lot more. All handmade right here in Cambridge, Oh.

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Hours: Friday - Saturday: 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Sunday: 12:30 pm - 5:00 pm

1025 Wheeling Ave. Downtown Cambridge 740-432-2301 Hours: Mon.-Sat. 6:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m.

Old Country Loft

Accents ThatTurn A House Into A Home Country Style Curtains and Rugs, Simply Divine Waxmelts, Gently Used Furniture, Lg. Selection of Seasonal Country Decor, Lighted Canvas, Pictures & Accessories

Mon.-Sat. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

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TOUR BUSES WELCOME

3 FLOORS OF TREASURES TO EXPLORE

•Cambridge Glass • Universal Pottery • Furniture • 15,000 Square Feet Hours: Daily 10-6; Sun. 12-5 - Call for Holiday Hours 637 Wheeling Ave., Downtown Cambridge, OH • 740-432-4369 Exit 176 off I-77, Exit 170 off I-70

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Penny Court Four generations of Boyd's have been making glass. Zack Boyd began working at Bernard C. Boyd Cambridge Glass Co. in 1901 at the age of 13. While he worked at a total of 26 glass factories, he always came back to Cambridge. His son, Bernard C, became a fulltime employee at Cambridge Glass at the age of 16, and made glass until he passed away at the age of 80. Bernard F., is the third generation and his son, John Bernard is now the fourth generation glass worker.

Glassmaking, America's oldest industry, began more than 4000 years ago. To the delight of visitors and collectors, Boyd Glass still manufactures collectibles the old-fashioned way, with a man and a mould and not with an automated machine.

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Boyd’s Crystal Art Glass

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Whispering Willow Primitives

4044 Glenn Highway, Cambridge, OH 43725 740-630-8924 MON-SAT 10-6, SUN 12-5

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Pritchard Laughlin 2014 Events Bridal/Prom Showcase - January 19, 2014

NRA Banquet - March 22, 2014

Country on the Carpet - January 25, 2014

Whitetails Unlimited Banquet - March 28, 2014

Gun Show - February 1-2, 2014

Ducks Unlimited Banquet - March 29, 2014

Annual Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner February 20, 2014

Southern Fried Chicks - April 5, 2014

SLAMM - February 22, 2014

NCC Glass Auction - March 1, 2014 Daffodil Luncheon - Wing 12 - April 26, 2014 Sweet Charity - March 3, 2014 SEOSO Annual Kids Concert - April 27, 2014 Home & Garden Expo - March 6-9, 2014 Hop-along-Cassidy Festival - May 2-3, 2014 National Wild Turkey Federation - Guernsey County Local Longbeards - March 15, 2014

NCC Glass Show - June 27-29, 2014

PRITCHARD LAUGHLIN CIVIC CENTER 7033 Glenn Highway - Cambridge, Ohio A CIVICAND AND CONVENTION CONVENTION CENTER A CIVIC CENTER PROMOTING ART, CULTURE AND EDUCATION

PROMOTING ART, CULTURE AND EDUCATION Space Available For:

Available For: Meetings • SeminarsSpace • Workshops • Trade Shows • Performances •Meetings •Seminars •Workshops •Trade Shows Parties • Receptions • Banquets (up to 550 people) Wedding Packages - Open catering policy and fully stocked bar service •Parties •Receptions •Banquets •Performances For Further Information Call:

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Entertainment Cambridge Concert Association P.O. Box 1814, Cambridge, Ohio 740-439-3754 • 740-630-7551 The mission of the Cambridge Concert Association is to enable Guernsey County and area residents to see, hear, and appreciate the arts through a variety of live performances. Four concerts are presented each season at the Scottish Rite Auditorium, 941 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge, OH 43725. Annual memberships are available. Single tickets available at the door for $15.00. Contact Steve DeMarco at sdem518@aol.com Sunday, January 12th, 2014 - 3:00 p.m.

Anime BOP! Bassoon, Oboe, & Piano Sunday, February 9th, 2014 George Delancey Jazz Quinet 2 Fall Concerts To Be Announced

Presents Sherlock Holmes Weekend - January 10-12 Arsenic & Old Lace - February 21-23 & February 28 - March 2 Vintage Hitchcock, Alive Radio Play - June 6-8 & 13-15 642 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge, OH 43725 740-261-4304 www.cambridgeperformingartscenter.org

Cambridge Singers 740-260-2646 The Cambridge Singers, under the musical direction of Kayla Roberson and accompanied by Tom Apel, celebrate their 50th Anniversary with their 2014 season. Their annual Spring show, this year will be, “Through The Years” presented May 16th and 17th at 7:00 p.m. and 18th at 3:00 p.m. All shows held at the beautiful Scottish Rite Auditorium in downtown Cambridge. Please call Kayla Roberson at (740) 260-2646 for tickets, performance times or more info about our Christmas with the Cambridge Singers.

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Festivals & Events January

January 3 & 4: Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Poisoned Poisson 714 Gomber Ave., Cambridge Holmes and Watson have been invited to dine at the exclusive home of business magnate Roland Hauteur and wife Rosamond whom Watson met at a pharmaceutical convention in London.

While here, Holmes is convinced there is something not-quitekosher about the Hauteurs and their associates. Murder most foul interrupts their visit and proves that there’s something ‘fishy’ going on in Cambridge town. Join the dynamic detective duo in solving the case. Compete for the grand prize of $250 and a variety of other valuable gifts as you attempt to solve the mystery especially written for Sherlock in Cambridge. Get into the spirit of the event by dressing in Victorian attire! 8:00 p.m.

Friday and 10:00 a.m. Saturday. Contact: 740-432-2022 or 800-933-5480.

January 4 – 5 and weekends throughout 2014: Cambridge Glass Museum 136 S. Ninth St., Cambridge The National Museum of Cambridge Glass features over 6,000 pieces of glassware made by the Cambridge Glass Company with an interpretive area demonstrating how glass was made from gathering, shaping, etching, to engraving. The Sample Room features the door and shelving from the original factory, and a dining room display features glass table settings arranged on period furniture much as it would have appeared in the early 1900s. Guests can do their own rubbings from original etching plates in the Education Center and view a movie made in the 1940s by the Cambridge Glass Company. Museum Hours: Saturdays and Sundays, noon to 4:00 p.m. Additional hours for group tours are available by calling 740-432-4245. www.cambridgeglass.com January 12: Anime’BOP! Scottish Rite Auditorium 941 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge The 2014 Concert Series kicks off with Anime’BOP!, a musical trio consisting of a bassoon, oboe and piano. The ensemble is the result of three colleagues exploring the exciting sound possibilities for the piano and double reeds and is devoted to performing a wide range of musical styles as well as discovering new compositions through commissions and arrangements.

The ensemble was launched after winning the Pittsburgh Chamber Music Society Major Audition. Concert at 3:00 p.m.

Tickets at door are $15 adults and $5 students. Contact: 740439-3754 or www.cambridgeconcertassociation.org January 25: Country on the Carpet Prichard Laughlin Civic Center Bring the whole family out for a fun filled night of music showcasing local talent. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. Contact: 740-439-7009 or www.prichardlaughlin.com .

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January 25: Boaters’ Education Course Deerassic Park Education Center Offered in conjunction with ODNR Division of Watercraft staff.

Course provides the training required to operate powercraft of more than 10 hp.

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact: 740-435-3335 or www. deerassic.com February February 1-2: Ohio Heritage Gun Show Prichard Laughlin Civic Center Exhibits and sales of weapons mainly related to hunting and shooting sports. Saturday 9 – 5 and Sunday 9-4. Contact: 740439-7009 or www.prichardlaughlin.com February 8: Jammin’ for Johnson, The Bunk Johnson All-Star Jazz Jam 1930 E. Wheeling Ave., Cambridge A jazz jam in memory of the late “Bunk” Johnson. Featuring Dave Powers on keyboard and vocals and a host of local musicians. Bring your dancing shoes. The most popular musical event in Cambridge! Cost is a $5 donation. Cash bar and 50/50 drawing. All proceeds benefit the Bunk Johnson Music Scholarship Fund. 8:00 to 12:00 midnight. Contact: 740-4354847.

February 8: Dinner and a Movie John and Annie Glenn Historic Site Join us for dinner and watch a new film that chronicles the life of John Glenn. Reservations required. 7:00 p.m. Contact 740826-3305 or www.johnglennhome.org February 9: George DeLancey Jazz Quintet Scottish Rite Auditorium 941 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge George plays string bass (double bass) and is a 2007 graduate of Cambridge High School where he played football and was active in the instrumental music department. He was a Jazz Studies major and studied privately with Rodney Whitaker while attending Michigan State University and has studied with a number of other Double Bass musicians. George was the first recipient of the Bunk Johnson Music Scholarship. George is currently residing in New York City and has performed with Christian Howes, Wessell Anderson, Johnny O’Neal, Richard Gallianno, Winard Harper, to name a few. He has also performed with the Grand Hotel Orchestra (Mackinac Island) and the Catskills Jazz Society. He has taught at the Creative Strings Workshop in Columbus OH; Nationally Touring Ensemble, Jazz for Young People; Jazz at Lincoln Center, NYC and as a private instructor. Concert is at 3:00 p.m. Tickets at the door are $15 adults and $5 students. Contact: 740-4393754 or www.cambridgeconcertassociation.org

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February 21, 22, 23, 28 and March 1 & 2: Arsenic and Old Lace Cambridge Performing Arts Center 642 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge The play opens with the two Brewster sisters, Martha and Abby, who have lived in their father’s house in Brooklyn all of their lives and now as elderly ladies share it with their nephew Teddy. The two fondly tolerate Teddy’s firm belief that he is President Roosevelt, even to the extent of allowing him to dig the Panama Canal in their cellar. Their domestic bliss is enhanced by the increasingly regular visits of Teddy’s brother Mortimer as Mortimer grows ever more fond of Elaine Harper, who lives next door with her father. Mortimer is very fond of his aunts and fonder still of Elaine, and it seems these domestic arrangements will lead to the inevitable happy conclusion. But when Mortimer makes a disturbing discovery, the path to a happy ending becomes anything but clear. Times of performance: Feb. 21, 22, 28, and March 1 – 7:00 p.m. Feb. 23 and March 2 – 3:00 p.m. Contact: 740-261-4304 or www. cambridgeperformingartscenter.org February 22: American Red Cross Vegas Night Cambridge Elks Lodge 1335 N. 11th St., Cambridge Sponsored by the American Red Cross, a fun and exciting Vegas night event consisting of a variety of games including black jack, Texas hold-em, dice games, and bingo using play money included with the cost of your ticket. There also will be a 50/50 drawing and lottery tree. The highlight of the evening is our live auction beginning at 9:00 p.m. selling items generously donated by various local businesses as well as sports and entertainment memorabilia. 6:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m., gaming starts at 7:00 p.m. Cash auction. Contact: 740-432-8302.

February 23: Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds Brown Chapel, Muskingum University “A Touch of Brass.” Concert begins at 3:00 p.m. $7 adults. $5 students. Children under 5 – free.

March March 1: Cambridge Glass Collectors “All Cambridge Benefit Auction” Prichard Laughlin Civic Center The National Cambridge Collectors hold an all Cambridge Glass Auction once a year to benefit the National Cambridge Collectors Glass Museum. All items guaranteed Cambridge Glass. The National Museum of Cambridge Glass will be open from noon to 4:00 p.m. on Friday, February 28 as well as its regular weekend hours. Auction preview at 8:30 a.m. Auction at 9:30 a.m. Admission $2.00. Contact: 740-432-4345.

March 2: Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra Children’s Concert Brown Chapel, Muskingum University, New Concord Time: 3:30 p.m. Contact: 740-826-8197 or www.seoso.org

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March 3: Sweet Charity Prichard Laughlin Civic Center Charity works at a dance club where she has seen only the dark side of life through bad relationships. One day she meets Oscar and believes her luck has changed. When things turn south, Charity stays sweet and hopeful that someday her ideals will materialize. Broadway Buffet at 5:30 p.m. and show at 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $57.95 for dinner and show and $40 show only.

Contact: 740-439-7009 or www.prichardlaughlin.com March 7, 8, 9: Home, Garden and Business Expo Prichard Laughlin Civic Center Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce will host their annual Expo with area merchant exhibits. Friday 11 am to 8 pm; Saturday 11 am to 7 pm; Sunday noon to 5 pm. Sunday Veterans admitted free. Contact: 740-439-6688 or www. cambridgeohiochamber.com March 8: “Remarkable Women Past, Present, & Future” National Road/Zane Grey Museum Luncheon and program featuring the life and times of Dolly Grey, wife of Zane Grey, a local woman who has contributed to our community throughout her lifetime and a young woman with a bright and promising future. Reservations required.

11:30 a.m. Contact: 740-872-3143 or www.ohiohistory.org March 21: The Living Word Outdoor Drama Annual Banquet/Auction Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center The 38th annual banquet and auction. Tickets - $30.

Reservations are required. Contact 740-439-2761 or www. livingworddrama.org .

March 22: Friends of the NRA Banquet Prichard Laughlin Civic Center Dinner, live and silent auctions, drawings, door prizes, firearms, NRA specialty items. Proceeds to benefit Local, State, and National shooting safety and educational programs, youth, women and disabled shooting programs, conservation projects, and range development. Visit www.gcfnra.org for more information. Contact 740-801-1900.

March 22: Boaters’ Education Course Deerassic Park Education Center Offered in conjunction with ODNR Division of Watercraft staff.

Course provides the training required to operate powercraft of more than 10 hp. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Contact: 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com March 27, 28, 29: Cambridge Lions Club Variety Show – “Marvelous Motown” Scottish Rite Auditorium 941 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge The Cambridge Lions Club presents its 41st Annual Lions’ Variety Show. The Lions roar with chorus numbers and solos featuring talented members of our local community. Funds raised by this show are used to help those in need with eye care

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April 27: Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra and eye glasses as well as funding the Diabetic Support Group.

Prichard Laughlin Civic Center The concert begins at 7:30 p.m. each night. Tickets are $8 Thursday and $10 Friday and Saturday. Contact: 740-439-1543. Season Finale Spectacular featuring Muskingum University Choirs joining forces with the Symphony to present Carmina Burana! 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $12. Contact: 740-826-8197 or April April 5: Southern Fried Chicks Cage-Free Comedy www.seoso.org Tour April 27: Zane Grey Day Prichard Laughlin Civic Center National Road/Zane Grey Museum The Southern Fried Chicks have busted out of the hen house Zane Grey activities will include Vintage Baseball by “The Ohio for a night on the town with their new show, the “Cage-Free Village Muffins,” ODNR’s “Passport to Fishing” program, Comedy Tour!” Join the Chicks for a night of free-range Dutch Oven cooking, lassoing and ground roping; musical comedy starring Etta May, Sonya White, Karen Mills and Style entertainment. Admission by donation, which supports the Network’s Trish Suhr. Get to know the Chicks like never educational activities of the museum. Noon to 4:00 p.m. before! The new Cage-Free Comedy Tour features new Contact 740-872-3143 or www.ohiohistory.org stories, music, audience participation, singing, dancing, and a multimedia show you are sure to enjoy! Since the debut of May their one-hour comedy special on CMT, this top-grossing all May through October: Guernsey County Farmer’s female comedy tour has played to venues packed with people Markets and laughter. Life and love in the USA has never been funnier Court House Square: when these top headliners take the stage. Think Blue Collar Main Street Market – Fridays, 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., May through Comedy Tour with better hair and bigger attitude! Broadway October Buffet at 5:30 pm and show at 7 pm. Tickets are $42.95 for Guernsey County Fairgrounds: dinner and show and $25 show only. Contact: 740-439-7009 Thursdays – 8:00 a.m. to noon, May through September. or www.pritchardlaughlin.com Vendors selling quality produce, baked goods, meats, eggs, and cheese. Handmade crafters who sell candies, April 8/10/15/17: Hunters’ Education Class jewelry, metal works and sewing items. Contact: www.

Deerassic Park Education Center guernseycountyfarmersmarket.com Satisfies State requirements for eligibility to obtain a hunting license. Held from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. each of the four May 1: Opening Day nights. Contact: 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com John and Annie Glenn Historic Site The living history presentation this season is 1944: “Life on the April 9, April 26, May 7, June 4, June 14: Home Front during WWII.” Museum is open through October: Passport to Fishing Course Wed. thru Sat. 10-4 and Sun. 1-4. $7 adults, $6 seniors, $3 Deerassic Park Education Center students. Children under 6 admitted free. Contact: 740-826The ODNR Passport to Fishing program provides skills, 3305 or www.johnglennhome.org techniques, and information that allows any beginning anglers to start fishing in their own communities. The program May 3: Spring Fling consists of four stations focusing on hands on participation and Deerassic Park Education Center a strong conservation message. Call to pre-register. Contact: Welcome Spring at our family oriented festival. Ties to Earth 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com Day include recycling crafts and spring planting info. Join us for games, crafts, and outdoor activities. Noon to 4:00 p.m.

April 19: Easter Egg Hunt Contact: 740-435-3335 or www.derrassic.com Deerassic Park Education Center Plenty of spring goodies will be available at our annual Easter May 3 & 4: Hopalong Cassidy Festival Egg Hunt. Children will “hunt” a limited number of eggs and Prichard Laughlin Center then “shop” at the prize table. 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Contact: Enjoy a great time at an event where you can experience shoot740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com outs at high noon, shop for western collectibles, browse toy gun and & food vendors, meet cowboy look-a-likes, talk with April 26: Daffodil Luncheon and Style Show western authors and more. Contact: 740-826-4850 or www.

Prichard Laughlin Civic Center hopalongcassidyfestival.org Southeastern Med Auxiliary Wing 12 will host its 46th annual Daffodil Luncheon and Style Show. The event will include a May 4: Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds Chinese auction, a 50/50 drawing, vendors and door prizes.

Brown Chapel, Muskingum University The Daffodil quilt will also be raffled at the event. Tickets for “At the Movies.” Olga Perez Flora, mezzo-soprano and Jamie the quilt are available in the Southeastern Med Gift Shop or Flora, tenor. Concert begins at 3:00 p.m. $7 – adults, $5 – from any Wing 12 member for $1 each or six for $5. Event students, children under 5 – free. begins at 11:30 am. Contact: 740-439-8151.

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May 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18: “Jane Eyre” Cambridge Performing Arts Center 642 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge Jane Eyre accepts a position as a governess to a ward at Thornfield Hall and wins the love of her employer Edward Rochester, a kind yet mysterious man. But soon Jane’s love, strength and determination are tested as Rochester’s long-kept secrets are unveiled. Show starts at 7:00 p.m. on the 9, 10, 16, and 17 and at 3:00 p.m. on the 11 and 18. Contact: 740-2614304 or www.cambridgeperformingartscenter.org May 16, 17 & 23, 24: Spring Gospel Sing Spring Valley Campground This annual spring gospel sing is sponsored by the Guernsey Gospel Jubilee Association and is FREE! Non-denominational, Free Will Offering. Many gospel groups scheduled to perform.

Camping and food stands. Contact: 740-432-3787 or visit www.gospeljubilee.org May 31: National Road Yard Sale at the Museum National Road/Zane Grey Museum Spaces available for $10 donation which supports educational programs of the museum. Contact: 740-872-3143 or www. ohiohistory.org June June 13: The Enchanted World Living Word Amphitheater 6010 College Hill, Cambridge A comedy for all ages, written and performed by Madcap Puppet Productions - The greatest traveling showman on the road is coming to your town! Silas B. Thistlewig is traveling across the country in his covered wagon, spellbinding each audience with classic fairytales he has gathered from around the world. This time, he must compete with a prickly local peddler, Beula Bugbottom, for the town’s attention. Silas weaves his enchanting stories together with giant puppets and audience participation to win over the crowd. 7:00 pm at the amphitheater. Contact: 740-439-2761 or www.livingworddrama. org . All tickets ages 2 and up $5.00 June 20 through September 27: The Living Word Outdoor Drama Living Word Amphitheater 6010 College Hill, Cambridge 7:30 pm Friday and Saturday evenings at the Living Word amphitheater. The Living Word Drama WILL NOT be presented Saturday, August 23, so that we may present Gospel and Country performer, Larry Gatlin. Contact: 740-439-2761 or www.livingworddrama.org *Some discounts available. See our discount page.

June 20 & 21: Kicking Bear One-on-One Archery Shoot Deerassic Park Education Center Kicking Bear is a free mentoring opportunity for youth to obtain instruction in various outdoor activities. Meals and equipment will be provided. Participants are required to bring

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their own tent and sleeping bag. Parents/guardians are to stay and help supervise. Pre-registration is requested. Additional information can be found at www.kickingbear.org. Contact: 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com June 27 & 28: National Cambridge Glass Collectors Show and Sale Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center Each year the NCC sponsors a glass show in conjunction with the annual convention. The show features a number of quality dealers, some of whom only exhibit at this show. While there is an emphasis on Cambridge Glass (obviously), the products of many of the other American glass manufacturers are also to be found. The show will be held Friday 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. and Saturday 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact: 740-432-4245 or www.

CambridgeGlass.org June 28: National Cambridge Glass Collectors “Glass Dash” 220 N. Seventh St, Cambridge Each year the NCC sponsors a “Glass Dash” in conjunction with the Annual Convention. Begins at 7:00 a.m. Contact: 740-4324245 or www.CambridgeGlass.org June 30, July 1: Space Camp John and Annie Glenn Historic Site “Launching John Glenn’s Birthday.” The International Space Station is the largest artificial body in orbit around the earth.

Come and learn about the pressurized modules, external trusses, solar arrays, and other components which make up the International Space Station. Ages 6 – 12. Reservations required.

10:00 to 3:00 p.m. each day. Contact: 740-826-3305 or www. johnglennhome.org July July, 2014 (specific dates to be announced): Pottery Lovers Celebration National Road/Zane Grey Museum Come and enjoy our fine collection of art pottery and see our latest exhibit from one of the lesser potteries, Le Pere (1936 – 1961) located at 1470 Greenwood Ave., Zanesville. Otto and Paul Herold started this pottery with the help and advice of Albert Lepper. Lepper perfected the glaze formulas used, and their pieces can be instantly recognized by the glaze colors and quality. This highly collectible display of LePere pottery is on loan to the museum. Free admission for members. Contact: 740-872-3143 or www.ohiohistory.org July 9 – 12: Ohio Hills Folk Festival Quaker City, Ohio Activities daily. Carnival. Parades. Food. Shows. Games. Craft Hall. Country Store. Quilt Show. Flea Market. Fireworks.

Contact: www.ohiohillsfolkfestival.com

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August August 1 & 2: Deerassic Classic Giveaway and Outdoor Expo Deerassic Education Center One of the largest, most unique outdoor events in the U.S. Hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash prizes, world’s largest 50/50, amazing lineup of outdoor activities. Concerts both nights. Contact 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com .

August 8 – 10: Salt Fork Arts and Crafts Festival Cambridge City Park Celebrating 46 years of bringing the arts to Guernsey County, the Salt Fork Festival again brings beauty and excitement to the Cambridge City Park. Featuring fine arts and crafts, demonstrations, performing arts, showcase of Ohio foods, youth art display and much more. Contact: www. saltforkfestival.org August 11 & 12: Tom Meyer of Wordsower Ministry International Living Word Amphitheater 6010 College Hill, Cambridge The Memory Man, Tom Meyer, retells Genesis and Revelations from memory as ancient Israelites did thousands of years ago. A powerful way Jewish people used in retaining their history, as well as using oratory to build their own faith. Dramatist Meyers studied idiosyncrasies and mannerisms in Jerusalem which he employs in his characterization of the Biblical text.

A fascinating and interesting way to hear and experience the Bible that reaches and speaks to all theological differences. 7:00 pm at the amphitheater. Contact: 740-439-2761 or www. livingworddrama.org . FREE - A love offering will be taken.

August 23: Larry Gatlin Live! In Concert Living Word Amphitheater 6010 College Hill, Cambridge One night only!! Larry Gatlin of the legendary gospel and country group The Gatlin Brothers will perform at the Living Word Amphitheater. There have been many great voices in country and gospel music and one golden one: Larry Gatlin.

His bell-like tones and soul-stirring vibrato are works of art in themselves, quite apart from the lyrics they illuminate. Don’t miss this opportunity to see Larry Gatlin live! Contact: 740439-2761 or www.livingworddrama.org . Advanced ticket sales-Adult $20.00, Children (4-12) $10.00. Tickets at the door-Adult $25.00, Children (4-12) $15.00. **No discounts apply. The passion play will not be presented that evening.

September September 9/11/16/18: Hunter’s Education Class Deerassic Park Education Center Satisfies State requirements for eligibility to obtain a hunting license. Held from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. each of the four nights. Contact: 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com

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September 13: Fall Yard Sale and Swap Meet Deerassic Park Education Center Space is $10. Set up inside the large multi-purpose building or in the parking lot – your choice. Limited number of tables available to rent – or bring your own. We advertise, and you get to clean out the junk drawers. 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Contact: 740-4363335 or www.deerassic.com September 19, 20 & 26, 27: Fall Gospel Sing Spring Valley Campground This annual fall gospel sing is sponsored by the Guernsey Gospel Jubilee Association and is FREE! Non-denominational, free will offering. Many gospel groups scheduled to perform. Camping and food stands. Contact: 740-432-3787 or visit www. gospeljubilee.org September 20: Cambridge Main Street BBQ 711 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge Ticket price includes: BBQ dinner, coffee, and water. Additional tasting tickets can be purchased at event. 50/50 proceeds benefits Cambridge Main Street. Live Music! 21 and over only. Featuring regional breweries. Tickets required. Hours: 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Contact: 740-439-2238 or www.

DowntownCambridge.com October October 3-5: The Paul Bunyan Show Guernsey County Fairgrounds Show attendees will see more than 130 exhibits representing all facets of the forest industry throughout North America.

Representatives will be on site to showcase equipment, manpower, and the dedication that has made the industry what it is today. Lumberjack entertainment and competitions will take place throughout the weekend as well as numerous educational sessions on topics ranging from logging equipment safety and maintenance to how to grow chestnuts or identify trees. Visitors to the show will not want to leave without trying and an official Bunyan burger, a 14 oz. Angus burger with all the trimmings. Friday and Saturday 8 am to 5 pm and Sunday 9 am to 3 pm. Admission - $8.00 for adults, $4.00 for students and seniors, children under 6 – free. Contact: 888-38TREES or www.ohioforest.org October 11, 18, 25: Petrified Forest Deerassic Park Education Center This outdoor haunted trail is geared for 13 and over. All others must be accompanied by an adult. Be prepared to walk on a dimly lit trail through the woods. Begins at dusk. Contact: 740435-3335 or www.deerassic.com October 25: Fall Festival and Trail of Treats Deerassic Park Education Center The annual Fall Festival (noon – 5:00) focuses on outdoor activities, games, and crafts. Hayrides to visit the deer and go fishing. 5:00 p.m. is the line-up for the costume contest, and the Trail of Treats starts at 5:30 with local businesses passing out goodies on our kid-friendly trail geared for those under age 14.

Contact: 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com

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November - December: Dickens Welcome Center & Ye Ole Curiosity Shoppe 643 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge Visit with volunteers in costume as they share stories and photos of how the Dickens display was created. Purchase Dickens and holiday souvenirs and pick up your official Visitor’s guide and event information. Experience the Imagination station and have your photo taken in period costume. Full tea is served in the Yellow Rose Tea Room on select Saturdays.

The Dickens Welcome center welcomes groups, including Scouts, school field trips, and tour groups. Contact: www.

DickensVictorianVillage.com November - December: Guernsey County Courthouse Holiday Light Show 801 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge The courthouse comes alive nightly with thousands of pulsating lights synchronized to holiday music. The display is computer controlled with 364 electrical circuits meticulously synchronized to a holiday soundtrack with a total of 30,000 lights. Four different light shows are preformed each hour throughout the evening beginning at 5:30 with the last show starting at 9:00 p.m. Hot chocolate will be available at the peddler’s shop on the Courthouse square. The spectacular show was designed by AVC Communications. Contact 1-800933-5480 or www.DickensVictorianVillage.com November 29: Deerassic Holiday Craft Show Deerassic Park Education Center 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Contact: 740-435-3335 or www. deerassic.com December December 1: Christmas Open House John and Annie Glenn Historic Site Our door is open the evening of the New Concord Christmas Parade for you to step in to see the beautiful Christmas tree with Lionel train – as John Glenn would have enjoyed. Hot chocolate and cookies for all. 5:30 to 8:00 p.m. Contact: 740826-3305 or www.johnglennhome.org

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December 6: Cookies with Santa and Little Dickens Deerassic Park Education Center Join the Deerassic staff as they help you with your Christmas goodies. A Deerassic Dozen (14 sugar cookies) can be purchased for $5 or a new unwrapped toy for Secret Santa.

The Dickens folks will be here helping to dress your kids up in authentic Victorian costume. Feel free to take pictures by our fireplace or the elegantly decorated trees. Crafts and activities.

Contact: 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com December 7: Christmas Open House National Road/Zane Grey Museum Bring the family for an afternoon of fun and enjoy the beautifully adorned trees throughout the museum which have been donated by friends of the community. Special holiday music will be performed by JG Company, and spinning demonstrations will be going on throughout the afternoon. Remember our beautiful Ohio bird friends this season and make pinecone birdfeeders to hang on your trees as a winter treat for them. Enjoy holiday refreshments including roasted chestnuts. 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

Contact: 740-872-3143 or www.ohiohistory.org

December 31: New Year’s Eve Gospel Sing Prichard Laughlin Civic Center This spectacular gospel sing is sponsored by the Guernsey Gospel Jubilee Association and is FREE! Non-denominational, free will offering, coffee and cold drinks provided. Many gospel groups scheduled to perform. Great for the whole family, so come early and stay late! 7:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. Contact: 740432-3787 or visit www.gospeljubilee.org

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November November - December: Dickens Victorian Village 643 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge Take a trip back in time and experience old-world England as historic downtown Cambridge, Ohio is charmingly transformed into a Dickens Victorian Village. Stroll amidst 86 life-like displays representing scenes from Victorian society. The Dickens scenes are stationed along Wheeling Ave. at each antique lamppost and bench between 6th and 11th Streets.

The displays are comprised of life-sized and hand-made mannequins wearing vintage clothing. Local artists individually sculpted and painted the faces for each character including Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim, the town crier, groups of carolers (who actually sing), a bucket brigade, lamplighters, street peddlers, school children, and Father Christmas – to name just a few. All posed in active scenes that appear frozen in time. Contact: 800-933-5480.

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Recreation Salt Fork State Park 14755 Cadiz Rd., Lore City, Ohio 43755 740-437-3521 www.dnr.state.oh.us

Seneca Lake 22172 Park Road, Senecaville, Ohio 43780 740-685-6013 www.mwcd.org seneca@mwcd.org

The landscape of rural Guernsey County appears as a patchwork of forested hills, open meadows, and misty valleys threaded by numerous streams. At the heart of this region is Salt Fork State Park. As Ohio’s largest state park, Salt Fork boasts recreational facilities to suit nearly every taste.

Enjoy fishing at this popular 3,500 acre Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (MWCD) lake, or relax while sailing, waterskiing, or sun bathing on the sandy swimming beach.

Seneca Lake area offers a more secluded retreat for camping or swimming in this scenic wonderland. Planned activities are available for campers and day users. Seneca Lake, largest of the MWCD lakes, is stocked with a variety of game fish. A full service marina provides boat and motor sales, service, rental, boating supplies, bait, tackle, and licenses. Hunters enjoy acres of land open during the season. The scenic, peaceful picnic areas include tables, grills, and shelters. Amenities include vacation cabins, camper cabins, log cabin nature center, special events, hiking trails, amphitheater, and playground.

Sizeable populations of largemouth bass, crappies, bluegills, walleyes, and muskellunge are present. Fishing is particularly good in the many embayment areas and along the artificial reef on the north branch of the lake. Hunting is permitted on designated areas. Check with Park or Wildlife Officers for delineation of these areas.

Cottontail rabbit, gray and fox squirrels, deer, grouse, quail, woodchuck, raccoon, mink, muskrat, beaver, wild turkey, and waterfowl are abundant. An archery trail is available for bow hunting enthusiasts. An ODNR Division of Wildlife office is located near the main park entrance.

The 2,500 foot beach is one of the largest inland beaches in Ohio. The beach house provides outdoor showers, lockers, toilets, and a snack bar. Two reservable picnic shelters are available for a fee.

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Salt Fork and Sugartree Marinas offer a great variety and number of rental boats. Available for rental are wave runners, ski boats, pontoon boats, fishing boats, kayaks, canoes, and high performance pontoons for tubing. Rentals are only available at Sugartree Marina at the north end of the lake close to the lodge, cabins, and golf course. Overnight docking is only available at Salt Fork Marina. Both locations offer boat accessories, supplies, logo clothing, fuel, ice, pump out service, and food. Closed October 1 through April 1.

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There are several picnic areas with tables and grills in scenic locations around the lake. A wheelchair accessible picnic area with hard-surfaced paths and accessible latrines, parking, and tables is available.

For a quiet vacation at the lake, there are two-bedroom cabins.

Those looking for a more rugged stay will be pleased with more than 513 campsites in two locations, many wooded. The lake is located off State Route 313, 12 miles southeast of Cambridge, Exit 37 from Interstate 77.

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Hunting, Fishing & Boating in Guernsey County Where to Hunt, Fish and Boat Guernsey County’s forested hills provide one of the top locations in Ohio for hunters, trappers and hikers to enjoy their sports. Our county ranked fifth in the state with respect to the number of deer taken during the 2012 hunting season: 6,111. From 2002 through 2012, 119 trophy bucks were registered in Ohio’s Buckeye Big Buck Club from Guernsey County – one of the top counties in the state. Guernsey County was second in the state with respect to the number of turkey kills reported in the 2013 spring turkey season: 541 – a 9% increase over 2012. In addition, according to Jason Lachic of ODNR’s Division of Watercraft, “We are very fortunate because Guernsey County is a real gem for boaters and anglers with its many beautiful lakes and streams.” Two Guernsey County lakes provided the fish that still hold the Ohio record for that species: Bluegill from Salt Fork Lake and Muskellunge from Piedmont Lake.

Guernsey County alone is home to nine public areas for hunting, fishing, and boating. Each offers a unique experience for those seeking to enjoy the beauty and adventure offered by our forests, lakes, and streams.

You may have access to private land or waters for hunting and fishing. An advantage to owning the land that you hunt on or the pond or lake that you fish in is that you may be exempt from obtaining a license or certain permits. Your spouse and children may also be exempt. If you don’t have access to private property, the following Guernsey County locations allow public hunting or fishing: Cambridge Reservoir: The reservoir and land surrounding it comprise 82 acres including 4 acres of water. There is no boat ramp, but small boats could be put in near the dam. Locations are available for shore fishing for largemouth bass, blue gills, crappies and channel catfish. Directions: Take Byesville Road south from St. Rt. 40/Wheeling Ave. Turn left on Reservoir Road.

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Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (1-877363-8500 – Monday – Friday, 8-5). Piedmont Lake Marina phone: 1-740-658-1029.

Salt Fork State Park: 17299 acres with 2952 acres of water for public fishing. Unlimited horsepower boats allowed. Ramps and docks. Boat and canoe rentals. Public hunting in designated areas.

Archery practice range. Golf course. Marina. Camping.

Trails for hiking, cross-country skiing, sledding, and snowmobiles. Park Office phone: 740-439-3521.

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Egypt Valley Wildlife Area: A public hunting area consisting of over 374 acres. Surrounds Piedmont

Lake. Access from I-70 or St. Rt. 800. For information contact the Salt Fork Wildlife Area office (740-4895021).

Piedmont Lake: 4416 acres with access to 2270 acres of water. Fish for giant muskies as well as channel catfish, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, walleye, bullhead, crappie, bluegill and flathead catfish.

State records have been set here for muskellunge.

Boats are limited to 10 HP. There are ramps and docks.

Piedmont Lake is located midway between Cambridge and Cadiz off Route 22. Piedmont is managed by the

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Salt Fork Wildlife Area: Covers 8279 acres located mainly to the east of Salt Fork Lake. Named one of Ohio’s favorite grouse hunting areas and a top deer hunting location. The Wildlife Area also contains an unsupervised clay target shotgun range. According to Jeff Porter, acting Area Manager, “We are open for hunters during all designated hunting seasons.

When there is no hunting season, we welcome hikers to walk our trails, pick our berries, and enjoy this beautiful natural setting.”

The Wildlife Area’s office is located at 67656 Salt Fork Headquarters Road, nine miles northeast of Cambridge off St. Rt. 22. Phone: 740-489-5021.

provides a map describing locations for parking and accessing the creek. The pamphlet is available at the Division of Watercraft office in Cambridge, 1225 Woodlawn Ave. A downloadable map of Wills Creek and other boating sites is available at watercraft. ohiodnr.gov.

Seneca Lake Dam Site: 161 acres with access to 3550 acres of water. Site of a state fish hatchery.

Seneca Lake: 1461 acres of land with public hunting areas and access to 3550 acres of water. Power boats (399 HP limit) and sail boats. Boat ramps, marina, camping, swimming beach, and hiking. Seneca Lake is managed by the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District (1-877-363-8500.) Park office -740-685-6013.

Access from St. Rt. 313 east of Senecaville.

Kids of all ages may enjoy the convenient fishing location provided by the small lake next to the Cambridge City Park, commonly known as the Duck Pond. According to Mike Edwards, Park Superintendant, “We stocked the pond a couple of years ago with a variety of fun to catch fish: catfish, bass, crappie and the like. We want fishermen to consider the pond ‘catch and release’ in order to preserve the fishing experience for all the kids in the community.” The pond is next to the 1100 block of McFarland Drive in Cambridge.

Wills Creek: Canoe and kayak enthusiasts will enjoy boating on Wills Creek between Wills Creek Lake and Seneca Lake. A handy pamphlet published by the Division of Watercraft, Ohio Department of Natural Resources, called “Boating on Ohio’s Streams” Visitors & Hunting Guide

Another location for hunters and fishermen is the Guernsey County Sportsmen for Conservation facility located at 2961 Meadow Road, Cambridge, Ohio 43725. The club offers 120 acres of woods and meadows for sportsmen. There is a new club house, a 200 yard rifle range, a 35 yard pistol range, a practice archery range and a strip pond for fishing.

Hunters and fishermen do have to follow all the rules and regulations of the State of Ohio. Membership is open to anyone over the age of 18. A prospective member must attend two regular meetings, complete an application and pay the $25 application fee, and be sponsored by two present club members.

Learn more by visiting the club’s website at www. sportsmenforconservationguernseycountyohio.com.

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Licences, Permits & Registration Licenses, Permits, and Registrations Eight Guernsey County locations sell hunting and fishing permits: K-Mart #3555 61205 Southgate Pkwy.

Cambridge, OH 43725 740-439-2510

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Who needs a license? Most of us do. However, those hunting on their own lands or fishing in private ponds may not need to purchase a hunting or fishing license. Persons taking frogs or turtles, even on private lands, must have a fishing license. Members of the U.S. Armed Forces who are on active duty may fish or hunt while on leave or furlough without a license but are required to purchase all relevant permits. Fishing licenses are not required for youth less than 16 years of age. Every year the State of Ohio designates free fishing days when all Ohio residents may fish without a license, so check the wildohio.com website for that information or pick up the “Ohio Fishing Regulations 2014-2015” pamphlet where fishing licenses are sold. Seniors are eligible for free or reduced cost hunting and fishing licenses. Persons who are disabled, former prisoners of war, and residents of state and county institutions are also eligible for free fishing licenses. Persons in these eligible groups must complete a written application to receive the free or reduced cost licenses.

Purchase licenses from the Guernsey County locations above OR purchase licenses online at wildohio.com. Click on the link “Buy Your License” under the Wild Ohio Customer Center listing. In addition, last minute one- or three-day fishing licenses can be purchased by phone using a credit card. Calling 1-866-703-1928 between the hours of 5:00 a.m. and midnight will reach a live operator. The charge for this service is $5.50. Calling 1-855-765-3474 any time connects with an Interactive Voice Response System. Prior to the call, customers must obtain a 9-digit customer ID number from the Wild Ohio Customer Center at wildohio.com. The charge for this type of call is $3.25.

Additional permits may be required of hunters and trappers as follows: •Deer hunters must purchase an either-sex deer permit or an antlerless deer permit •Guernsey County has both a spring and a fall wild turkey season. A permit is required for the season you hunt.

•To hunt migratory waterfowl in Ohio, you must have an Ohio Wetlands Habitat Stamp endorsement as well as Harvest Information Program (HIP) certification. To complete the HIP certification, call 1-877-HIPOHIO (447-6446) and answer the survey questions. After the survey, you will be given a certification number which you write on your hunting license in the space provided. Hunters of Migratory Waterfowl are also required to have a signed federal Migratory Bird Hunting Stamp if older than age 16. These federal “duck stamps” are available at most post offices or online at duckstamp.com or store.usps.com.

•Trappers must purchase a Fur-Taker Permit. Special beaver/river otter trapping permits are required depending on where you plan to hunt.

All boats need to be registered, and many types of watercraft need to be titled. Except for canoes and kayaks, boats 14 feet long and up require a title. Outboard motorboats over 10 HP need to be titled. Personal watercraft/jet-skis also need to be titled. After purchasing a boat, the buyer completes the transfer by taking the title to a title office. In Guernsey County, the registration process is available at two locations: State of Ohio Watercraft Office 1225 Woodlawn Ave. Cambridge, Oh. 43725 Phone: 740-439-4076

Seneca Lake Marina 16592 Lashley Rd. Senecaville, Ohio 43780 Phone: 740-685-5831

Online renewals of boat registrations will be available starting in January 2014. Check on the watercraft.ohiodnr.gov website.

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Hunting & Fishing Seasons Hunting and Fishing Seasons and Bag Limits According to Lindsay Rist of the Ohio Division of Wildlife District 4 Office in Athens, the 2014 – 2015 hunting and fishing seasons will not be finalized until early in 2014. The 2013 seasons for bobwhite quail, turkey (fall) and white-tailed deer (muzzleloader and gun) have ended. This spring, sportsmen can check the 2014 and 2015 seasons at wildohio.com or at the locations that sell licenses. The current 2013-2014 seasons still open and the limits on animals taken are as follows: Species

Opening Date

Closing Date

Bag Limit

Squirrel (red, gray, black, fox)

Sept. 1, 2013

Jan. 31, 2014

6

Mourning Dove

Sept 1, 2013 – but generally confined to controlled special hunts

Ruffled Grouse

Oct. 12, 2013

Jan. 31, 2014

2

Cottontail Rabbit

Nov. 1, 2013

Feb. 28, 2014

4

Ring-necked Pheasant

Nov. 1, 2013

Jan. 5, 2014

2 (cocks only)

Fox, Raccoon, Skunk, Opossum, Weasel

Nov. 10, 2013

Jan 31, 2014

No Limit

Crow (Fri., Sat., Sun. only)

June 7, 2013 June 6, 2014

March 8, 2014 March 7, 2015

No Limit

Coyote

No Closed Season

No Limit

Feral Swine (Wild Boar)

No Closed Season

No Limit

Waterfowl

Special restrictions – check regulations

Wild Turkey (spring)

April 21, 2014

May 18, 2014

2 bearded turkeys – only one per day (2nd permit needed for 2nd turkey)

White-tailed deer (archery)

Sept. 28, 2013

Feb. 2, 2014

Guernsey County is a 4-deer county.

A hunter may take up to three deer with an either sex permit and no more than one with an antlerless permit

White-tailed Deer (muzzel-loader)

Jan. 4, 2014

Jan. 7, 2014

Note: There are additional dates for various youth hunting seasons Frog season is open from 6 p.m. the second Friday in June through the following April 30. Only bullfrogs and green frogs may be legally taken. Not more than 15 (singly or in combination) may be taken or possessed at any time.

Turtle season is open July 1 through April 30. Only snapping and soft shell turtles may be legally taken and must have a straight-line carapace length of 13 or more inches. No daily limit.

Limits for some species of fish at Guernsey County lakes: Crappie: Piedmont, Salt Fork, and Seneca Lakes - Limit 30. Minimum size - 9 inches.

Largemouth, Smallmouth, and Spotted Bass: Seneca - Limit 5. Minimum size - 15 inches.

Salt Fork - Limit 4 - split daily limit (2 fish less than 15 inches and 2 fish greater or equal to 15 inches).

Striped Bass: Seneca Lake - special limits posted.

Walleye, Saugeye, and Sauger: Piedmont and Seneca Lakes - Limit 6. Minimum size - 15 inches.

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Gear & Accessories Gear and Accessories Hunting and Trapping Here’s hoping you look good in orange! Hunting any wild animal (except waterfowl) from ½ hour before sunrise to ½ hour after sunset during the various deer gun and muzzleloader seasons is unlawful unless the hunter is wearing a visible orange coat, jacket or coveralls.

This clothing is required when hunting on either public or private land and must either be solid hunter orange or camouflage hunter orange.

Hunters are not allowed to carry more than one hunting implement when hunting deer. Ohio regulates the type of longbows, bows, crossbows, muzzle loading rifles, shotguns, and handguns that may be used to hunt deer. The allowable equipment is described in Ohio’s Hunting and Trapping Regulations and on wildohio.com. These sources also describe the equipment allowed when hunting wild turkey, various types of small game, and mourning doves as well as the type of traps used by trappers. Electronic callers may be used while hunting except when hunting migratory game birds and wild turkeys.

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Archery anglers may use bows of any draw weight.

Longbows may be used to take bullfrogs, green frogs, snapping and soft-shell turtles, and forage fish.

Crossbows may be used to take forage fish.

Floatline or jug fishing and trotlines are permitted in Seneca Lake south of St. Rt. 147, in Piedmont Lake in sections 11 and 12 of Kirkwood Township, and in Wills Creek Lake except in the area right in front of the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District boat launching.

Additional information about the use of cast nets, minnow seines and dip nets can be found in Ohio Fishing Regulations published by the State Division of Wildlife or online at wildohio.com.

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Besides the boat and its motor, sails, paddles or oars, the most important piece of equipment that all boaters are required to have is a personal flotation device (PFD) or lifejacket for each person on board, and it is best that everyone WEAR their life jacket.

Powerboats and sailboats over 16 feet in length are also required to carry a throwable floating device such as a ring or cushion.

Be sure to check the label of the PFD to see that it is approved by the U.S. Coast Guard and that the life jacket is designed for the weight and chest size of the user. The label will also tell you what activities or type of person the life jacket is designed for. Some are not designed for weak swimmers. Water-skiers or others being towed while on other devices are also required to wear a PFD. The “Boat Operator’s Guide” published by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Watercraft spells out the requirements for fire extinguishers, visual distress signals, sound signaling devices, anchor and line, and lights as well as the type of ventilation, backfire flame arrestor, and muffling device required of certain power boats. Some powerboats are also required to have an engine cutoff switch lanyard, and various power boats and sail boats are required to post navigation rules and/ or placards about the disposal of garbage as well as prohibitions about the discharge of oil. Boats may need to carry a bucket or bailer which can serve as a portable means for discharging oily waste.

Mark Klies and Jason Latchic of the Division of Watercraft note that boaters will be safest if they are responsible about dressing appropriately. Jason reports, “If the temperature of the air and the temperature of the water add up to less than 125, dress warmly or have extra clothes. You may think that the air is warm, but if the water is cold and you fall in, you can quickly be a victim of hypothermia.”

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If any part of the deer or turkey is taken to a butcher or taxidermist, the 18-digit confirmation Deer hunters must complete the check-in process number must be given to and kept by the butcher or by noon the day after the kill or, if it is the last day taxidermist while the animal is in their possession. of the hunting season, by 11:30 p.m. Turkey hunters The number must stay with the animal either until must complete the process by 11:30 p.m. on the day all of the meat is consumed or as long as any part of the kill. However you choose to complete the of the animal that has been to the taxidermist is in game check process, you must provide the 10 digit one’s possession. number that is printed on every hunting permit. At the end of the process, the hunter will be given an 18-digit confirmation number which must be written

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Stay Safe, Get Educated Get Educated!

Most people have tons of fun when engaging in hunting, fishing, and boating activities. It’s a chance to test your skills, bond with family and friends, and get your exercise.

However, we all hear of occasional tragedies that result in loss of life or disability. Keep yourself and your loved ones safe by making sure you know the best practices for your sport. And make sure you learn the techniques to make your hunt or fishing successful. There are a lot of local opportunities for learning your sport.

Hunting and Trapping New hunters are required to successfully complete a hunter education course. The Ohio Division of Wildlife offers three types of hunter certification courses: instructor-led training, home-study courses, and proficiency testing for those ages 18 and older. Trappers must complete both a hunter education course and a trapper education course.

These courses are offered free of charge. The instructor led courses last from 8 to 12 hours and occur in classrooms.

Checking the website www.wildohio.com or calling 1-800 WILDLIFE (945-3543) provides information about the location and time of these courses. Locally the hunter courses are offered at

Deerassic Park Education Center

14250 Cadiz Rd. (US 22) Cambridge, Ohio 43725 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com [Note: Deerassic Park Education Center offers a wide variety of classes for both children and adults. A popular activity for children that is held each year is the Kicking Bear One-on-One Archery Shoot and Campout. The Friday night/ all-day Saturday event focuses on teaching children basis archery skills but also offers exposure to other outdoor activities. The Kicking Bear event provides children with a mentoring relationship with willing adults who are involved in the outdoors. Ages 5 to 15 are the preferred ages for

this activity, but no one is turned away. According to Susan Jividen, Program Director, “We also can arrange archery, riflery, and canoeing instruction for any age group. Just give us a call.”

Guernsey County Sportsmen for Conservation 2961 Meadow Rd. Cambridge, Ohio 43762 www.sportsmenforconservationguernseycountyohio.com Bob Heady of the Sportsmen for Conservation club notes, “We usually host Hunter Education classes four times a year, in March, September, and November. We also sponsor a youth shooting program. The classes teach kids to shoot pistols, rifles, and shotguns. This program usually takes place from May to August when the kids are out of school.”

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