Ohio Cooperative Living - August 2019 - Paulding-Putnam

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AUGUST 2019

COOPERATIVE Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative

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INSIDE FEATURES 24 REPEAT? WHY NOT! A Butler Rural Electric Cooperative member faces a challenge from an unexpected source as he goes for his third straight grand championship at the Ohio State Fair.

28 MOO-VING EXPERIENCE How butter sculptures have become one of the Ohio State Fair’s most popular traditions.

32 “GET BUSY LIVING ...”

Mansfield gets ready to host a legion of fans to celebrate the anniversary of a popular Ohio-made film.

34 TREETOP ADVENTURE Co-op members offer high-flying fun after a vacation inspiration.

Cover image on most issues: The Ohio State Fair is a place where young and old enjoy good clean fun and timehonored traditions. Photo courtesy of the Ohio State Fair.

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UP FRONT

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hio’s Electric Cooperatives was gratified to see the Environmental Protection Agency finalize its work on the Affordable Clean Energy rule to further reduce carbon dioxide emissions, replacing earlier proposals with more sensible regulations.

Electric cooperatives have long been not only willing, but eager, to be good stewards of the environment. Our seventh cooperative principle, “Concern for Community,” certainly extends to the land we work, our water supply, and the air we breathe.

We are, in fact, quite proud of the Cardinal Power Plant and the work it’s been doing for more than 50 years providing the bulk of the electricity supplied to Ohio cooperative consumers. We’re proud of the fact that co-ops have invested more than $1 billion in the best technology available to vastly reduce the plant’s emissions of pollutants such as nitrogen oxide and sulfur dioxide — investments that have made Cardinal one of the cleanest generating plants of its kind in the world.

The U.S. power industry as a whole has made enormous strides in dramatically reducing the environmental impact of providing our nation’s electricity supply.

All regulated pollutants have steadily decreased over the past 20 years as we have transitioned to cleaner and more renewable energy sources. The amount of carbon dioxide emitted in producing all U.S. electricity has already declined 28% from 2005 levels.

The Affordable Clean Energy rule allows us to build on the successes we have achieved from the environmental investments we’ve made at Cardinal and other power generation facilities. We will keep seeking ways to be still cleaner and even better stewards of the environment and better neighbors in the communities we serve. We continue to utilize solar energy, biofuel energy, hydropower, and natural gas (see more about our natural-gas-fired plants beginning on page 4) to complement what’s produced at Cardinal. Coal-burning plants will continue to be a valuable and necessary part of an “all-of-the-above” electricity supply that we depend on to be both reliable and affordable.

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Pat O’Loughlin PRESIDENT & CEO OHIO'S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES

Our seventh cooperative principle, “Concern for Community,” certainly extends to the land we work, our water supply, and the air we breathe.

August 2019 • Volume 61, No. 11

MORE INSIDE DEPARTMENTS

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4 POWER LINES

At their peak: Buckeye Power’s peaking generators and the staffs who run them are ready to fire up at a moment’s notice.

Patrick O’Loughlin President & CEO

Patrick Higgins Director of Communications

Jeff McCallister Managing Editor

Rebecca Seum Associate Editor

Anita Cook Graphic Designer

Dava Hennosy Editorial Intern

Holmes-Wayne Electric: Tourism and an entrepreneurial spirit drive the economy in and around this eastern Ohio electric co-op.

Contributors: Celeste Baumgartner, Colleen Romick Clark, W.H. “Chip” Gross, Catherine Murray, Lin Rice, Damaine Vonada, and Margie Wuebker.

OHIO COOPERATIVE LIVING (USPS 134-760; ISSN 2572-049X) is published monthly by Ohio Rural Elec­tric Co­op­eratives, Inc. It is the official com­mun­ ication link be­tween the elec­­­­tric co­operatives in Ohio and West Virginia and their mem­bers. Subscription cost for members ranges from $5.52 to $6.96 per year, paid from equity accruing to the member. Nothing in this publication may be reproduced in any manner without written permission from Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives, Inc. All rights reserved.

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8 OHIO ICON Grandpa’s Cheesebarn: Dedication to service and delicious specialty food make this a popular stop for travelers along I-71.

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News and important information from your electric cooperative.

37 CALENDAR

What’s happening: August/ September events and other things to do around the state.

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Dog days of summer: Readers show the ways that their pooches stay both cool and entertained during the heat of the day.

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POWER LINES

AT THEIR PEAK

Buckeye Power's peaking generators fire up as soon as the need arises.

Small crews combine creativity and dedication at Greenville Generating Station.

BY LIN RICE

BY LIN RICE

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uring the year’s milder periods, a peaking facility like the Greenville Generating Station might go six weeks without spinning up to produce electricity for Ohio electric cooperative consumer-members.

stabilize things,” says Dave Richardson, plant manager principal. Richardson oversees operations at the Greenville plant in Darke County, along with the Robert P. Mone Plant, located about an hour away in Van Wert County.

However, when extreme heat or a disaster strikes, the plant answers the call. For example, when tornadoes caused devastation around Celina last Memorial Day, Greenville was online around the clock for the next three days.

Both facilities, fired by natural gas, are “peaking plants,” meaning that they are only brought online when the power grid is stretched to its limit. Those dog days of summer, when the AC’s on high in seemingly every household and business, or in the heart of winter is when facilities like Greenville typically see the most run time.

The really interesting part? For either extreme, it’s up to a crew of only four to make sure the power stays on.

“That’s kind of our M.O.: When those really hot or really cold days hit, when emergencies happen, any time the grid is having issues, we’re here to pick up the slack and 4 OHIO COOPERATIVE LIVING • AUGUST 2019

“Ninety percent of the time, we’re like the fire department, in that we’re on call for when we’re needed,” Richardson says. “We can be on the grid in less than 30 minutes. During a hot stretch, like [June] through

September, typically we’ll run 15 to 20 days a month, but not necessarily for long starts. The runs can be an hour or can be what happened during the storm — 75 hours straight.”

The Greenville plant contains four turbines, each with a nominal capacity of 50 megawatts (MW). All are capable of operating in synchronous condensing mode, allowing the turbine to supply or absorb reactive power. Richardson says the station is typically online between 500 and 1,200 hours a year. The Mone plant has three turbines rated for 175 MW each.

“These turbines are really fast — they’re essentially jet engines, just like what you’d see hanging from the wing of a plane,” says Andy Williams, Greenville Station’s energy production supervisor.

“We keep them in top condition so that they’re ready to start at any moment. Every morning, we go through and check the system, so that when the call comes to start them up, it’s literally only minutes until we have them online.”

Keeping facilities like Greenville and Mone ready to run at a moment’s notice, or bringing them back online after repairs that are invariably needed, requires technicians comfortable with a variety of responsibilities. With only four people assigned to the stations, each person there must be ready to address electrical, mechanical, or computer issues at any moment. Self-reliance, dependability, creativity, and strong communication skills are all critical to maintaining and operating stations like Greenville and Mone, says Mike Yorkovich, energy production supervisor at the Mone plant.

“We wear a lot of different hats,” Yorkovich says. “Keeping communications open among the crew is essential, so that you know what’s been worked on and what hasn’t. Sometimes you have to come in on a Thanksgiving afternoon — that’s just how it is. These guys are all very dedicated and proud of this place, like a home away from home. We’re essentially a family — everyone knows each other’s kids and wives, when their graduations or ballgames are coming up, all of that.”

“That’s kind of our M.O.: When those really hot or really cold days hit, when emergencies happen, any time the grid is having issues, we’re here to pick up the slack and stabilize things.”

When something significant does go wrong, it’s that sense of teamwork and creativity that’s needed to get back online quickly.

For example, last year at the Mone plant, the crew discovered that the tip of a rotor blade had broken loose inside a turbine, causing significant damage within. But once the crew got the casing off, they discovered that a number of damaged vanes were wedged in place, making it impossible to finish the repair. At that point, it looked like they would have to pull out the entire rotor and ship it to South Carolina for repairs. “That night, our guys sat around the office trying to come up with a solution,” Yorkovich says. “Before long, Kevin Fletcher says, ‘Why don’t we just try a post driver?’”

Using the simple farm tool, the vanes were freed in a matter of minutes and repairs could continue. “That small idea saved us, I’d say conservatively, at least a million dollars, and got the unit back online 30 to 60 days faster than it would have otherwise,” Richardson says. “That’s the kind of people we have working at these stations.”

Opposite page: Nick Mascia, project engineer at Buckeye Power, uses a borescope to look for damage to a turbine at the Mone Plant. Top photo (from left): Chris Dunno, Kevin Fletcher, and Chad Jay go over schematics at the Mone Plant. Below: Engineers from General Electric use a post driver as an improvised way to fixone of Mone’s turbines.

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CO-OP SPOTLIGHT

HOLMES-WAYNE ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE

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olmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative (HWEC) sits proudly among beautiful rolling hills and amid the largest Amish population in the United States. With a service area located halfway between Cleveland and Columbus, HWEC provides electricity to more than 13,900 consumer-members, mainly in Holmes and Wayne counties.

Although the cooperative is located in a rural setting, you don’t have to venture far to find a unique business atmosphere. Agriculture plays a key role, but manufacturing is also a fundamental driver to the local economy. Tucked on back roads are endless businesses in a variety of industries that have been established through a strong entrepreneurial spirit found in these counties.

Industries range from automotive supplies to high-quality hardwood furniture to national-award-winning Guggisberg Cheese and famous Troyer’s Trail Bologna, just to name a few. The cooperative serves approximately 55% residential members and 45% businesses, with over 17,400 meters, which creates diverse electric distribution needs.

Tourism plays a part in the area’s culture, as visitors from across the nation come to tour Amish Country. Holmes County is home to the Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center, and there’s almost no limit to the Amish-centered activities for tourists: touring the countryside, visiting an Amish home and farm, learning farming methods, shopping for Amish-made goods, and, of course, indulging in traditional Amish foods. The Amish people are known in particular for their hearty, homecooked meals and for their desserts, especially pies and chocolates.

There’s more to the area than Amish Country, though. The nearby College of Wooster holds lectures, concerts, events, and exhibits in every discipline and has been home to the Ohio Light Opera for the past 40 years. The Mohican River runs through the co-op’s service territory and is one of the most popular places in the state for camping, canoeing, kayaking, and even ziplining.

In recent years, a number of wineries have blossomed in the countryside, offering visitors yet another way to enjoy the picturesque terrain. The towns of Wooster, Millersburg, and Loudonville have benefited from downtown revitalization and offer unique artistic shops, boutiques, and restaurants, as well as weekend special events like ice carving, antiques festivals, free movie nights on the courthouse lawn, car shows, and arts and crafts festivals.

Friendly and warm local residents in a diverse area offering a variety of leisure activities, businesses, and arts make this rural area a unique place to call home for a thriving and growing electric cooperative.

HWEC staff are honored to serve the community and are committed to providing excellent service to all of their members.

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“We typically have about 120 different cheeses for sale and offer samples, so customers can try before they buy,” says Albers. Ohio Swiss, made at a small local creamery, is the bestselling cheese, but Grandpa’s also carries imported cheeses, such as Whiskey Cheddar from Ireland and Espresso Bella Vitano, a coffeecoated dessert cheese from Italy.

A culinary complement to Grandpa’s Cheesebarn, Sweeties Chocolates annually produces more than 20,000 pounds of fudge, plus house-made caramels and nonpareils. Its signature treats include dipped pretzels, a chocolate-and-peanut butter buckeye pizza, and jumbo turtles handmade with Sweeties’ own caramel and freshly roasted pecans and cashews.

Provenance: Grandpa’s Cheesebarn began in 1978, when Dick and Vera Baum (aka Grandpa and Grandma), their daughter, Ronda, and her husband, Richard Poorbaugh, converted an old barn sitting on several acres of farmland into a store specializing in cheeses.

They later added a second shop called Sweeties Chocolates that sells fudge and candies made from Ronda’s recipes. Grandpa’s granddaughter, Mistie Ankenman, also operates two satellite stores — Best of Grandpa’s Cheesebarn and Sweeties Chocolates —near Interstate 77 in Norton and at Summit Mall in Fairlawn.

Significance: Because of its focus on products and service, Grandpa’s Cheesebarn is one of Ohio’s leading specialty food and gift retailers and is a popular destination for travelers on I-71. “Grandpa’s has stayed in business for 41 years because we never cut corners on quality and have great employees who really take care of customers,” says Christian Albers, the marketing director.

Currently: Grandpa’s Cheesebarn contains two floors of goodies that range from homemade ice cream and cookies to snacks and baking mixes. While customers crave the in-house café’s old-fashioned hot dogs and deli sandwiches, the store is best known for its phenomenal selection of cheese.

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Grandpa’s Cheesebarn and Sweeties Chocolates, 668 U.S. Highway 250 E., Ashland, OH 44805.

For more information, call 419-281-3202 or visit www.grandpascheesebarn.com.

Top left: Grandpa Dick Baum still visits the cheesebarn every week.

Right: Family members (top, from left) Ronda Poorbaugh, Karla Snyder, (bottom from left) Grandpa Dick Baum, Grandma Vera Baum, and Richard Poorbaugh have expanded the business over the years to include a variety of savories and sweets.

PHOTOS COURTESY OF GRANDPA'S CHEESEBARN

Location: On U.S. 250, about 4 miles east of Ashland and a half-mile from Interstate 71.

It’s a little-known fact that: Although he turned 90 in June, Grandpa Baum still comes to the cheesebarn every week. “He makes sure everybody is working hard and that all the cheeses are out,” says Albers.

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Dale and Tonya Mabry deliver fun and flavor at Dalton Union Winery and Brewery.

STORY AND PHOTOS BY DAMAINE VONADA

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hat’s in a name? Dalton Union Winery and Brewery’s name is packed with meaning. Owners Dale and Tonya Mabry liked “Dalton” because it’s a portmanteau word, combining three letters from their first names, while “Union” alludes to their relationship and location. “The two of us are a union,” says Tonya, “and we’re in Union County.”

The Mabrys live in a rambling stone house northwest of Marysville, where they’re members of Union Rural Electric Cooperative. Both were raised near Bellefontaine, and they met at a campground when they were kids. Dale, who grew up helping his grandfather make wine, was a wine hobbyist for decades, and the homemade Riesling that he and Tonya presented to people at Christmas always got rave reviews. Since they also enjoy hosting parties and family reunions, the couple decided to turn part of a barn on their 10-acre property into a tasting room.

“The winery got started because we liked making wine and enjoying that wine with our families and friends,” says Dale. “If a wine wasn’t enjoyable, it didn’t make the cut.”

They opened their winery to the public in August 2015, and it was an immediate success. Their flavorful wines and flair for hospitality were such

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a winning formula that within three months, the Mabrys needed to expand. Carving more space out of the barn, Dale built a spacious “tasting house” complete with a handsome stone fireplace for cozy winter gatherings and an outdoor patio for summertime sipping. “A large portion of our customers come from Columbus and love sitting on the patio,” says Tonya. “People comment that it is so quiet out here in the country, and they like seeing all the stars at night.”

Although open only on Friday and Saturday, Dalton Union Winery and Brewery is such a popular destination that it was chosen the 2018 Tourism Business of the Year by the Union County Convention and Visitors Bureau. “Our growth was unexpected and unreal, and we really have to try to keep up with it,” says Dale. In fact, he and Tonya have left their former occupations — respectively, technology project management and data center support — to operate the winery.

“Four years ago, we would have said there’s no way we’d now be doing this full time,” Tonya says. “It’s been just wonderful for us.”

Dalton Union’s diverse wines range from sweet to dry and are made on-site using select juices purchased from as far away as California, Argentina, and Australia. Their signature white wine — Summertime — balances the flavors of Riesling grapes and green apples, while bestseller Black Horse is an off-dry red containing pinot noir and black cherry. Hula Sunrise, a wine cocktail served year-round, blends white wines with coconut, lime and pineapple juices, and grenadine. “It’s like a vacation in a glass, and gives people a great excuse to drive here,” says Tonya.

Top, Tonya Mabry pours a glass of Dalton Union’s own Charisma red table wine; below, Dale Mabry dispenses a beer from one of the 12 taps in the tasting house.

Dalton Union offers live entertainment every Saturday night, and from April through October, food trucks supplement the charcuterie trays served in the tasting house. Customers also are welcome to bring their own food or to order pizza from local shops. “Dale and I love hosting others and getting together with people,” says Tonya.

“Now we get to do that every Friday and Saturday.”

PHOTO COURTESY OF DALTON UNION WINERY AND BREWERY

The Mabrys also produce mead made with honey from a nearby bee farm and hard ciders in seasonal flavors such as rhubarb, pumpkin spice, and lemon-berry. Because they want nonwine drinkers to fully participate in the Dalton Union experience, they’ve also added an in-house brewing system. Dale focuses on using local grains for Dalton Union’s handcrafted beers, and he is especially proud of 43040, a golden ale whose name came from Marysville’s ZIP code. “With locally grown barley and hops, it’s 100% Marysville from seed to glass,” he says.

Dalton Union Winery and Brewery, 21100 Shirk Road, Marysville, OH 43040; 937-645-5889; www.daltonunion.com.

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STORY AND PHOTOS BY W.H. “CHIP” GROSS

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t was more than 60 years ago, and I was just 6 years old, rubbernecking from the back seat of my parents’ red-and-white 1950s-era Ford Fairlane. As we neared our destination, my father remarked into the rearview mirror, “We should be able to see it soon …”

We crested a hill, and I caught my first glimpse.

On that perfect summer day, the shimmering blue-green water before me shone as thousands of laser points. But it was not the sparkle that impressed me — I had seen light dance on water before. Rather, it was the sheer size of the lake itself, a vastness that I had no idea existed. Not only did water stretch as far as I could see from east to west, it also ran all the way to the northern horizon and disappeared!

That first glimpse of Lake Erie — my first of any of the Great Lakes — thrilled me back then as it does today. Each time I see big water, something in my gut twinges, tightens.

I, like millions of others, am somehow inexplicably drawn to the Five Sisters.

You’ll experience a similar sense of awe while visiting the National Museum of the Great Lakes in Toledo. “Our mission is simple,” says John McCarty, chief operating officer. “It’s to preserve and make known the history of the Great Lakes.”

On display are more than 500 historical photographs, 250 artifacts, and 45 stateof-the-art interactive exhibits. A good way to begin a tour is by viewing the sevenminute introductory film, The Great Lakes: A Powerful Force, in the museum’s theater.

Chronicling the history of the lakes over hundreds of years, the movie explains their ongoing role in America’s economy and as a perennial playground for millions of people.

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The museum is sectioned into five galleries: Maritime Technology, Exploration & Settlement, Expansion & Industry, Safeguard & Support, and Shipwrecks & Safety.

It’s that last category that seems to hold the greatest intrigue for most people.

The museum building itself is not large — just 11,000 square feet — but not all of the museum is indoors.

“The Great Lakes have experienced more than 8,000 shipwrecks throughout the years, more per surface square mile than any other body of water on earth, and resulting in countless lives lost,” says McCarty.

Just a few steps from the main entrance, docked along the southeast bank of the Maumee River, is the Col. James M. Schoonmaker, a 617-foot ore freighter first launched into the Detroit River in 1911. At the time, it was the largest and most elegant ship operating on the Great Lakes. A century later, it was moved to her nowpermanent berth to become a museum ship.

The most dangerous time of year is fall, when giant autumnal air masses from the north and south collide over the lakes, creating their own weather — at times even producing hurricane-force winds. Freshwater mariners have a term for such violent storms: “The Witch of November.”

This year, the Schoonmaker is joined by a second boat, the 106-foot tug Ohio. Built in 1903, the Ohio started service on the lakes as a fire tug for the Milwaukee Fire Department. In the early 1950s, it began making long hauls across the lakes towing various vessels, as well as engaging in ice-breaking and salvage operations.

It was just such a storm on Lake Superior in November 1975 that took down the 729-foot freighter Edmund Fitzgerald and its entire 29-man crew. An interactive video-display terminal at the museum allows visitors to guide a submersible to the remains of the wreck and view it from various angles.

Although the National Museum of the Great Lakes is open year-round, the Schoonmaker and Ohio may only be boarded for tours May through October. A museum brochure suggests wearing “sensible” shoes.

W.H. “Chip” Gross (whchipgross@gmail.com) is a member of Consolidated Cooperative and is Ohio Cooperative Living’s outdoors editor. Learn more about the museum at www.inlandseas.org.

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GOOD EATS

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Liven up a dinner party or family gathering by setting out a variety of ingredients and letting guests fix up their meal any way they like.

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BAKED POTATO BAR INGREDIENTS Baked potatoes Baked sweet potatoes Sour cream Pulled pork Broccoli Cheese sauce Shredded cheddar Chili Scallions Bacon bits Butter Black olives

Additional ingredient suggestions Chorizo BBQ chicken Chives Sauerkraut Parmesan cheese Avocado Salsa Roasted cauliflower Balsamic vinegar Cilantro Roasted Brussels sprouts Malt vinegar

Combo suggestions Broccoli + cheese sauce + shredded cheddar + bacon bits Chili + shredded cheddar + black olives + sour cream + scallions Baked sweet potato with roasted Brussels sprouts + balsamic vinegar + Parmesan cheese

Jalapeno slices

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TACO BAR INGREDIENTS Ground beef with taco seasoning Black beans Refried beans Shredded lettuce Shredded cheddar Shredded pepper jack cheese Avocado Sour cream Black olives Pico de gallo Salsa verde Pickled red onion Jalapeno slices Flour tortillas Hard corn shells Tortilla chips Lime wedges

Additional ingredient suggestions Shredded chicken Chorizo BBQ jackfruit Mushrooms Pinto beans Pulled pork Chopped tomatoes Taco sauce Hot sauce Guacamole Queso Chopped white onion Jicama Cilantro Pineapple salsa Southwest corn Soft corn tortillas

Combo suggestions BBQ jackfruit + pickled red onion + pepper jack cheese + avocado Ground beef + refried beans + pico de gallo + southwest corn + queso Chorizo + black beans + pineapple salsa + lettuce + lime

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HOT DOG BAR INGREDIENTS Hot dogs Mustard Ketchup Relish Cole slaw Coney sauce Cheese sauce Chopped white onion Shredded cheddar Sauerkraut Corn chips Potato chips Banana peppers Jalapeno slices Hot dog buns

Additional ingredient suggestions Veggie dogs Bratwurst Sriracha Stadium mustard Spicy brown mustard Scallions Grilled peppers BBQ sauce Buffalo chicken Pulled pork Bacon bits Blue cheese Cream cheese Green olives Black olives

Combo suggestions Beer bratwurst with chopped white onion + sauerkraut + stadium mustard Hot dog with grilled peppers + cheese sauce + corn chips + sriracha Hot dog with green olives + banana peppers + cream cheese

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CHOCOLATE FONDUE INGREDIENTS Marshmallows Angel food cake Strawberries Pineapple chunks Maraschino cherries Bananas Kiwi slices Pretzels Apple slices Grapes Orange slices Graham crackers Vanilla wafers

Additional ingredient suggestions Mini cream puffs Blackberries Sugar wafers Cheesecake Brownies Shortbread Rice Krispies Treats Cookies Meringues

Combo suggestions Vanilla meringue + orange slice Marshmallow + graham cracker Strawberry + kiwi Banana + brownie

DEATH BY CHOCOLATE FONDUE Prep: 5 minutes; Cook: 7 minutes; Servings: 12–16 2 cups heavy cream 8 ounces premium milk chocolate (chopped or chips) 8 ounces premium dark chocolate (chopped or chips) 1 tablespoon vanilla extract Cut and arrange all dippers for fondue (fruit, cookies, cake, etc.). Fill bottom of a double boiler pot with water and place over high heat until water is boiling. If a double boiler pot is not available, use a heatsafe bowl over a pot of boiling water. Reduce to medium heat and add heavy cream to the top layer of double boiler (separate from the water). Once cream comes to a simmer, add chocolate 2 ounces at a time, whisking with a silicone whisk until smooth. Continue adding chocolate until all chocolate is melted. Whisk in vanilla extract. To serve, pour chocolate into fondue pot, lighting flame underneath to keep warm (or if electric, turn on low heat). Stir occasionally, taking care not to burn chocolate.

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PAULDING PUTNAM ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

RELIABILITY: The backbone of utility service

A George Carter PRESIDENT AND CEO

fter safety, the most important thing a utility can provide is highly reliable service. It doesn’t matter how much it costs — if you don’t have reliability, you don’t have a viable utility. Reliability is the true backbone of all utilities.

All of us at Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative take great pride in our reliable service.

There are many things that cause outages. Some are out of our control, like vehicle accidents, lightning, and animals.

Although we can’t prevent these types of outages, how we react can reduce your outage time. Our system’s design can have a big impact on reducing outage minutes.

Our dedication to keeping the system in top shape has the biggest impact on reliability. We adhere to a comprehensive maintenance program that replaces aging equipment and hardware before it fails and causes an outage. Proper engineering studies that identify weak points in the system — so they can be upgraded before a problem occurs — reduce outage times. Strong links between substations, called tie lines, assist us in transferring power from one substation to a nearby substation to restore more members quickly.

Right-of-way maintenance comes next: Removing trees is the single most important task in reducing outages.

Trees contacting power lines are the most common cause of outages, so tree removal is one of the most expensive maintenance items in our budget.

problems are identified. Members who are enrolled in outage notifications can then get immediate text alerts about the status of the outage.

Our dedication to outage restoration, communication, and continuously improving reliability showcases our commitment to you, the members. We also strive to reach you in your personal lives, which is why we’re hosting Member Appreciation Day on Saturday, Sept. 28, at Paulding County Fairgrounds from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

This packed day of autumn fun will include festivities, a free lunch, games, and giveaways, including children’s bikes. We’ll even present high-voltage demonstrations, so everyone can learn how electrical safety and reliability go hand in hand. I hope to see everyone there!

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Another key component is technology. Technology can work for both the member and the co-op in assisting and reducing outage time. “Smart equipment” on the lines helps to find and diagnose problems quicker, and SmartHub, our member application for your smartphone, computer, or tablet, helps you let us know if there’s a problem.

When there is an outage, members can report it directly on SmartHub with the touch of a button. This provides an immediate notification to the cooperative’s dispatch team.

Members can also report the location and any known problems or sounds they heard to help our team determine the cause. This information allows our personnel to better address the issue once on scene. Our employees, both inside and outside, directly update SmartHub when

Must have a SmartHub account (either desktop or mobile app) to enroll. Visit www.PPEC.coop or call 800-686-2357 for instructions. Set up outage notifications by text and you’ll be entered to win one of three $50 bill credits!

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MEMBER ADVENTURES

Auglaize Canoe & Kayak: The Weller family unites youth mentoring, history, and family fun on the river.

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arried for 53 years, Paulding Putnam Electric Co-op members Doug and Bonnie Weller share a motto: “Paddle together or swim alone.”

This mindset can be found everywhere in their business model for Auglaize Canoe and Kayak in Oakwood, operating on the Blanchard and Auglaize rivers. Leaving behind long careers as a salesman and a teacher, Doug and Bonnie opened their business in 2013 — the same summer after retiring.

“We have trouble sitting still,” Doug laughs. “So we thought, ‘Why wait?’

The whole idea was to teach our grandkids entrepreneurial skills to learn how to work with people and communicate.”

This family vein runs deep with the Wellers, as the couple’s family has lived in Paulding County for more than 100 years. Their business sits on the family farm established in 1846

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but has been outfitted to bring a new spark to the ancestral home. Old horse stalls were transformed into a service counter with computers to monitor the weather and river conditions.

More than 115 canoes and kayaks, kindly maintained by local students, stand ready for excursions. The business is a family affair, with one son and eight of Doug and Bonnie’s grandchildren helping out.

“It’s not uncommon to have fish jump over your kayak or to spot river otters, turtles, or even bald eagles. The nature here is incredible.”

“We’re different because we work with high school guidance counselors around the county to find kids who need jobs for the summer,” Bonnie says. “I used to be many of these kids’

teacher, so I love watching the shy ones come out of their shells and really shine. We like to give them the skills they need for life — especially how to get along with people.”

The Wellers’ property has it all: primitive camping sites; stable, ocean-style canoes and kayaks for extra comfort; wildlife galore; riverside camping access; and history out the wazoo. The stones in their 12-foot fire ring came from the old Defiance Courthouse, and the river route many visitors take is the same as where former president and military leader William Henry Harrison rode in the early 1800s.

“As you float along the banks of our river, you’ll encounter views that the settlers and British and American

Custom Quality Meats receives nearly $5,000 from PPEC New Haven, Indiana-based Custom Quality Meats took advantage of PPEC’s Commercial and Industrial Custom Lighting Program, receiving a $4,948 check from the co-op after installing 158 new LED lights. In total, the butcher shop reduced its energy use by 4,948 watts — a whopping

68% reduction! armies once saw,” Doug says. “The Indian encampments were also along these riverbanks.”

On some weekends, the Wellers accommodate 250 to 300 guests, all of whom rave about the wildlife — cranes, peacocks, deer, otters, turtles, and bald eagles — and bring back entertaining stories of their adventures.

“One guy somehow found a kitten along the way!” Doug remarks, in awe. “That little Siamese nestled up around his neck, and it was love for those two. He ended up taking him home.”

Groups ranging from the Ottawa Boy Scouts to Defiance Middle School’s Summer Reading Program have enjoyed a day (or overnight) experience. Learning to paddle together reinforces team skills. Family reunions, business teams, and friends “just catching up” are common as well. Groups larger than 15 even receive a special rate — Doug and Bonnie simply ask that you make your reservation in advance.

“We’re open six and a half days a week,” Bonnie says. “But we’re in church with the family on Sunday morning. Then I make lunch for our employees and expect them to treat our customers with the same kindness. We teach them that the impression you give people is important.”

If you want to end your summer with an unforgettable memory, give Doug and Bonnie a call. They have waterproof phone bags that allow you to still use your phone for photos, coolers for drinks, and souvenirs like T-shirts and koozies. Plus, they’re guaranteed to make you laugh.

“We’ve got nice, white water that isn’t very deep and has lots of nature and historic links,” Doug says. “With no houses in sight, it’s a great location to bring the kids and relax.”

Auglaize Canoe and Kayak has 115 luxury canoes and kayaks available, including options with padded seats, easy-drain plugs, and wheelchair accessibility. Fishing kayaks are also available, with gear included!

For more information or to book your trip, visit www.ack207.com or call 419-594-3456. They are located at 24687 Road 207 in Oakwood, Ohio.

The Seyfert family history For more than 30 years, owners and operators Joe and Sandy Seyfert have provided regional Fort Wayne customers with locally raised, grassfed beef using ethical farming standards without hormones or steroids. Their beef provider, Willow Lake Farms in Huntertown, Indiana, has been in farm-to-market production since 1981. The family name is known for their locally produced Seyfert brand potato chips and snacks.

With a second location on Carroll Road in Fort Wayne, Custom Quality Meats provides full-service processing, custom cutting, onsite markets, light catering, packaging, and a smokehouse. Products range from brisket to bacon and everything in between, as well as lamb, goat, and buffalo when in season. Their New Haven location serves as a deer processor from October through January.

They’ve won numerous first-place medals and plaques from the Meat Packers and Processors Association of Indiana, as well as placing first in competitions statewide for their barbecue pork ribs and chicken wings.

“Our customers have been coming here for years,” says Sandy. “We love the joy of inventing and making our own recipes.”

Learn more about the business at cqmeats.com.

Pre-approval is required for rebates. Contact PPEC Energy Advisor Peter Niagu at pniagu@ ppec.coop or visit ppec.coop/rebate-programs to learn more about our programs.

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PAULDING PUTNAM ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES

Raffles: Kids’ bikes (two girls’ and two boys’) and one FREE month of electricity (max value $300).

Activities include Indiana Wild exotic animal meet-and-greet, a corn maze inflatable, high-voltage safety demos, and more!

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UNCLAIMED CAPITAL CREDITS

PPEC needs your help!

If you know any of these people, have them give us a call!

We’re requesting your assistance in locating these members so they can receive their refunds. These former members’ refunds were returned “undeliverable” by the U.S. Postal Service. If you recognize a name on the list, notify the person. If the person is deceased, let one of their relatives know.

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Kern Rodney L Kerner Herman Kerner Sarah L Kerns Randy L Kettels Clara A Kettels Mary L Kever Marlin Kever Rodney N Key Rental & Property Mgt Key-1 Realty Inc Kiebel Jacki Kiger Garry L Kight Robert Kim Ji Won Kimble Dewey H Kimmel Amanda M Kimmel Edwin Hjr Kimmel Glenn Kimmel Linda M Kimmet Michael D Kimmet Virginia Kinder Raymond H Jr Kindle Eileen P King Beatrice S King Dennis D King Evelyn King Gladys E King Jeffrey W King Kathy King Melodie E King Richard King Terry V Kinnaley Donald E Kinney Bonnie Kinstle Pamela S Kious Linda M Kiracofe Geary W Kirkendall Agnes A Kirkendall Howard Kissinger Stevan J Kistler Debra A Kistler Robert M Kistler Robert W Kitson Mary L Klarke Joseph Jr Klausing Ronald J Klausing Timothy L Klaver Linda O Klea William Kleber Ervin Klein David G Kleinschmidt Roberta A Kleman Deborah A Kleman Eric Kleman Lawrence L Kleman Tina A Kleppinger Mark J Klima Darrell T Kline Charles E Kline Cory A Kline Jan O Kline Jay A Kline Troy A Klingenberger Eugene J Klinger Rodney E Klingler Ruby M Klinker Timothy L Kloha Glenn E Klopfenstein Jay R

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PAULDING PUTNAM ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES Klopfenstein Raymond E Knapke Kirk Knapp Jerry D Knapp Karen S Knapp Troy D Knapp Virginia Knauss Chad M Knepper Dawn E Knight Michelle D Knittle Kevin R Knittle Lucille Knittle Mary C Knorr Robert Knott Brian M Knott Michael J Knowlton Kris S Knox Colleen E Knueve Eleanor Knupp Keith A Koch Michael Kochenour David B Kochenour Jason Koenemann Roger L Koester Clarence Kohart Scott A Jr Kohls Marie J Koithahn Ronald Kolkman Chris D Kolter Fire Protection In Koogler Regina M Kopp Joseph A Koppenhofer Troy A Koroncevicius Uljana Korstick Gary Korte David A Korte Sheila A Kortokrax Carol A Kostoff Alex Kouts Penny Kovacs Charridy D Kovacs David J Kovacs Stephen E Kowalke Jeff Kraft Lance M Kraft Paul D Kramer C Kramer Daniel A Kramer Herbert L Kramer Isabel L Kramer Karen L Krantz Albert J Kratzenberg Robert H Kreigh L C Kreinbrink Gary Kreischer Chris V Kreischer Jeremy A Kreizwald Cynthia A Kremer Stephanie Krendl Kurt A Kretz Joey L Krill Jefferey G Krill Sharon L Kristek Sue Krontz Aimee J Krontz Jerry J Kruckeberg Ellen Krueger Thad Kruger Jeffery D Kubassek Jeffery D Kuhbander Kathy R

Kuhbander Luann M Kuhlman Benjamin A Kuhlman Builders Inc Kuhlman Eric L Kuhlman Harold Kuhlman Joyce Kuhlman Kevin L Kuhlman Kevin L Kuhlman Lynn M Kuhlman Robert L Kuhlman Tracie L Kuhn Cynthia A Kummer Dennis D Kunesh Shanda K Kuras John Kurtz Donald J Kutzli Ronald D Kwascigroh Pearl Kyle Eileen M L D Construction Inc Labelle John B Lacey Amanda Lacy Carol M Ladd Aaric C Ladd James W Ladd Kyle E Ladd Sandra L Ladd Sharon A Ladouce Bryan J Laesch William J Lafferty John H Lagemann Troy J Lahmeyer Robert C Lahmon Patricia J Lahr Raymond Lahrman Judy Lahrman Phyllis A Laible Regina M Lamb Anna M Lamb Jack O Lamb Michael A Lamb Paula G Lambert Joyce Lambert Madgie Lambert Philip D Lambert Steve M Lambert Timothy G Lamiller Dorothy E Lamm G R Lammers Barbara Lammers William Lancaster Jon P Land Donald Landers Kimberly K Landin Darren Landin David Landrum Jerry G Landwehr Barbara M Landwehr Charles J Jr Landwehr John C Landwehr Steve J Lane Matthew Lane Thomas Laney Brian Laney Gary D Laney Treslynn L Lang H T Lang Walter Langdon Benjamin C Langhals Anthony M

Langhals Bernadette D Langley Bradley D Langley F R Lanier Samantha I Lanning Karen Lape Dennis J Lapeer Kenneth R Laporte Fausto Laporte Jerry Larcon Jeff Larson Darlene M Laubenthal Laurence Lauer Dorian S Laughlin Debra A Laughlin Jason M Law Linda K Lawrence Dan R Lawrence L D Lawrence Larry Laws Jeff Lawson Elliot M Lawson Guy W Lawson Heidi M Lawson Steve R Lay Richard Layne Bobby R Leatherman Christine D Leatherman Ellen D Lebo Paul M Lebrato Brothers Lee Brian Lee Frieda A Lee Iris Lee Jarod A Lee John M Lee Lloyd Lee Mable Lee Roger Lee Sheri Lee Terry Leggett Donna Legrow Terry J Lehman David R Lehman Gary Lehman Kurt V Lehrman Irene E Leidigh Elizabeth A Leininger Carol S Leininger Daniel A Leitch Linda K Leitel Pamela Lemieux Mark Lemons David P Lenkevich Michael Lentz Amy L Lentz Betsy W Lentz Donald D Lenz Patrick M Leonhardt Alice Leopold Jane E Leopold Lucille F Lepierre Denise L Lepper Jill M Leppla B K Lerum Wade A Level Propane Gases Inc Lewis Bryan L Lewis Caroline Lewis Jeanene Lewis Laurence

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Lewis Michael D Lewis Sarah J Ley Donna F Lichty Elizabeth N Liechty Chris R Light Greg A Like Donald Jr Lincoln Nat’l Bank & Tr Lincoln Ridge Farm Mark Lincoln Wesley Lindeman Donald J Lindeman Donella E Lindeman Jeremy L Linder Joseph J Link Floyd W Link Robert A Link Rock Linker Tonya L Linn Rosella M Linscott Stanley R Linton Ray Lipp Brian W Lipp Jonathon K Lippi Brian Lippi Cheryl A Lippi Nicholas J Little Rolland L Litzenberg Bud Livingston Helen E Lloyd Amy R Lloyd Jeffery R Lloyd Joe N Lobach Jay C Lobsiger Chris Lockwood Kenneth E Loew Joanne T Logan Virgil L Lomont Elizabeth A Long Cacey J Long Darrol L Long John H Long Kenny W Long Randall E Long Sandi Long Stephen F Longardner Holly Longbrake Steven D Lonis David P Loomis Michael H Looser Bernard L Looser Larry L Lor San Oil Company Lora Robert A Lorencovic Brenda L Lothamer Annette Lothamer Darlene A Lothamer Deborah M Lothamer Ronald Lothamer Ronald L Lothamer Timothy A Louck Dorsey B Louden Tony L Loughery Michael J Lounsbery Sara L Louth Ronald L Love Bryan W Love Robert Lovejoy Trisha Lowe Brian N Lowe Holly L

Lowe Janelle J Lowe Roger A Loyall George R Lucas Dale E Lucas Nate Lucke Martha Lucke Neil Luckey Christopher D Ludwig Amy J Luebke Michael J Lugibill Dwight Luke Cory Luma Marlena Luna Rhonda S Lundin Nancy L Lusk Charles E Lusk Douglas A Lusk Tammy J Lust Jack Luther Charles A Lydick Robert R Lynch Beverly A Lynch Louis J Lynch Receiver Elizabeth Lynn Delagrange Inc Lyons Transportation Line Lyster Mechelle L Lytle Tommie R MEMT Maag Craig M Maag Frances Maag Larry N Maag Mark A Maag Paul A Maag Paul M Maag Richard C Maag Ronald L Maag Ryan Maag Tabitha L Maag Thomas E Maas Agnes A Maas Dennis G Mabe Beth A Machado Alex Machuca Katherine L Machunas James E Mack David E Mack Marcia J Mackey Mark T Maddex Paula Madison Patricia A Maenle Gilbert Maenle Michael R Magee Raymond D Maggart Michael P Maggert Karen L Maggert Mark A Magley Vicki L Maglinte Mary E Magner Aaron C Magyar Pamela L Mahlan Robyn Mahnke R M Makley Thomas J Maloney Becky L Mangas William L Manion Thomas L Mann Mark D Mann Robert A Manning Collin S

Mansfield Austin R Mansfield Paul O Mansfield Thomas A Mansfield Trucking Co Mansfield Walter H Jr Manson Beverly C Manz John R Maples Carma S Marcella D. Karhoff Estate Marhenke Robert C Marjorie H Hazelton Estate Marker April J Markley Beverly S Markley Charles J Markley Erica L Markley Lucas J Marks Dennis W Markward Mitchell L Maroney Chad R Maroney Chasity Marquardt Beth A Marquardt Cina Marquardt Dale Marquardt Nicholas E Marquart Rexford H Marsee David A Marsee Jeffrey W Marsee Sean M Marshall Mary E Marshall Ronald D Marshall Yvette Marshaus Elsie Martin Angela L Martin Bonnie L Martin Delbert J Martin Fred E Martin Jimmy D Martin Karl D Martin Mary Kay Martin Michael K Martin Shawn D Martin William E Martinez David J Martinez Ismael A Martinez Robert Martinez Rocky C Martinez Santos C Martinez Torrey Mary Catherine Koester Estate Mason Bryan K Mason Conway O Mason Margaret D Mason Ronald D Mason Roy Iii Mason Steve D Mast April A Mast Clifford R Mast Donald Mathews Melisa Mathieson Sharise K Mattern James L Jr Mattingly Laurence J Maus Jeremy P Mawer Brett May Gary A May Hilda May Robert L Mayberry Samuel A

Maye Michael I Mayes Overton Maziers William L Mcabee Builders Mcabee James D Mcabee Max J Mcadams Harold Mcadams William T Mcbride Arthur L Mcbride Ronald A Mcbride Stanley E Mccall Kevin C Mccalla Dick Mccallum Larry T Mccann Jennifer L Mccartney Joseph E Mccarty Brian A Mcclain Velma A Mcclellan Ronnie G Mccloud Melissa J Mcclure Kenneth Mccollum Scott J Mccomb Sheri Mccomb Terry L Mcconnahea Timothy Mccormick James D Mccormick Joseph P Mccoy Daniel A Mccoy Jon J Mccrea Donald T Mccroskey Faith E Mcculloch Gregory M Mcculloch Systems Mccullough Barry Mccullough Robert L Mccune Angela D Mcdaniel James R Mcdaniel Jason C Mcdaniels Victor C Mcdaries Rebecca S Mcdonald Helen L Mcdonnell Sandra K Mcdougall James W Mcdougall Joseph W Mcdougall Sharon A Mcdougle Derrick Mcdougle Tanya M Mcdougle Terrie L Mcelhenie Ellen Mcgary Cris J Mcginniss Daniel J Mcgowen Bruce H Mcgraw Kyle C Mcgue Haley S Mci Midwest Division Mcintire John Mcintosh David M Mcintyre Timothy A Mckean Robert Mckee Tiffany A Mckeever Donovan Mckelvey Roger Mckenzie Jeff Mckinley Hollace R Mcknight Lucille G Mclain Diane F Mclaughlin Orville Jr Mcmahon Joseph P Mcmichael Laura N Mcmichael William J

Mcmillan Jeffrey A Mcmillen Dennis J Mcmonigal Virginia Mcmullen Frank Mcmullen Pamela K Mcnabb Michael D Mcneil J P Mcnemar David Mcnemar Dorothy Mcnickle Joshua S Mcpeak Michael D Mcpeak Richard Mcvay Karen K Mcvay Luella D Meadowbrook Comm Assoc

Meadows Todd P Meads Harry D Medford John Medina Adela Meekins Debra Meeks Donna J Mehring James J Mehring Lee Ann Mehring Theresa M Meier Michael J Meier Tami J Meine James R Melcher Gary E Melcher Willadine F Melching Christopher J Melching Donald A Melching W E Mendenhall Thomas R Mendez Armando Mendez Stephanie L Menke Michael Menke Travis D Menser Timothy N Mercer Anthony Merren Rosalie E Merriman Kristi M Merriman Natalie J Merritt Ronda S Merritte Dennis C Merritte Randall R Merritte Troy D Mershman Edward Merz Laurie E Mesker Carrie J Mesker Delores Messer Leeleon I II Messick Michael J Messman Ricky A Metro Joyce L Mettert Alan K Metzger Karen L Metzger Stephen A Metzler Susan L Meyer Betty J Meyer Bruce A Meyer Charles U Meyer David E Jr Meyer David E Sr Meyer Donald L Meyer Edwin J Meyer Esther Meyer Fred L Meyer Greg A Meyer James F Meyer Jeffrey G

Meyer Jerry A Meyer Kathy A Meyer Margaret L Meyer Peggy S Meyer Rita K Meyer Roger D Meyer Susan M Meyer Timothy J Meyer Timothy W Meyer Wayne Meyer William P Meyers Jack Mezuk Frank A Michael James D Michael Larry W Michael Lawrence D Michaelson Conner & Boul Michaelson Robert L Jr Michalovich Michalle A Michelini Robert A Michelini Robert A Jr Midstate Display Miehls Angela J Mijatovich Branko Miley Kyle W Milholland Tonya S Miller Alan G Miller Beverly J Miller Bob C Miller Bobbie J Miller Bobby R Miller Brent L Miller Brent M Miller Bros Construction Miller Carol E Miller Cassandra S Miller Chelsea N Miller Chuck R Miller Dane J Miller Daniel R Miller Daniel R Miller Danielle C Miller Donald E Miller Donald G Miller Edward J Miller Esther V Miller Garth B Miller Gary I Miller Gomer Miller Harold E Miller Heather Miller Hillard W Miller Hubert D Miller James E Miller James R Miller Janice C Miller Jeffery S Miller Jeffrey S Miller Jerry L Miller Joan E Miller Jode M Miller June M Miller Kathy M Miller Kim N Miller L Christine Miller Larry L Miller Lisa L Miller Lucille Miller Mark T

Miller Mary L Miller Melissa A Miller Melvin J Miller N T Jr Miller Paul V Miller Peggy A Miller Philip L Miller Randy R Miller Rebecca Miller Richard Miller Richard J Miller Rita Miller Rita Miller Robert E Miller Robert J II Miller Roger C Miller Ronald R Miller Ronald W Miller Sharon L Miller Simeon J Miller Stacey L Miller Stacy A Miller Steven R Miller Timothy E Miller Timothy W Miller Wilfred Mills Chris M Mills Danny Lii Mills Georgia K Mills Marilyn Milner Gregg A Minardi James A Minic Brent A Minick Keith E Mink Deborah Minnich Chester Minnich Jon O Minnig Kimberly M Minton David P Minton Karen K Minton Steve Miser Cheryl L Mitchell David B Mitchell Robert E Mitchell William E Mitchener Paul J Mobley Corbin M Mobley Richard W Moehle Patricia L Moellering Construction Moening Rick A Moening Scott Moenter Cynthia A Mohler Greg A Mohler Gregory A Mohley Bruce E Mohr Laura E Mohr Stanley O Moir Russell S Moistner Barbara A Moistner Jerry R Molenaar Gary L Molgaard Robert J Mollenkopf Grace E Monfette Richard W Mongold Carl Monroe Phillip E Montague Delores J Montalvo Manuel Montgomery Steve II

Moody Jerry T Moon Ray H Moore Brian K Moore Carol Moore Chris A Moore Christopher L Moore Dessie A Moore James C Moore Jerry W Moore John A Moore John E Moore John H Moore Kenneth L Moore Larry G Moore Larry J Moore Larry L Moore Norma Moore Norma E Moore Norman Moore Thomas R Moore Valerie Moorefield Marvin D Morefield Tamra M Morehart Daniel J Moreno Margaret Moreno Petra Morgan Albert L Morgan Wayne K Morman Louise Morris Cindy S Morris Robert Morrison Gene J Morrison Greg Morrison Gregory E Morrison Robert I Morrison Tammy J Morrow Diana L Morton Lori J Morua Norma E Moseley Patricia J Moser Roger D Moser Zach W Mosier Everett Mosier Leah M Mosier Steven B Mosure Donald E Motley Frederick L Motley Jaclyn A Mottashed Dale Mouk Adam K Mourey Rick Mousseau Jackie L Mowery Abby M Mowery Betty A Mowery Michael L Moye Roxanna Moyer Janen Moyer Travis W Moyler John J III Mueller William K Muench Deborah Muldoon Robert A Mull Keith B Mullen Shawn Mulligan Roberta Mullinax Irene E Mullins Diane E Mullins Lisa K Muncy Lonnie Mungia Alejandro

Murlin James A Murphy John R Murphy Shelley L Murphy Shirley Murphy Yvonne Murua Frank C Jr Myers Brandon J Myers Bryan K Myers Dale R Myers David L Myers Debbie Myers Gregory A Myers Harold R Myers Justin A Myers Marcella Myers Marion G Myers Merlin W Myers Michael J Myers Michelle L Myers Roger A Myers Rose Myers Sabrina I Myers Scott Myers Scott A Myers Steven F Myers Timothy J Myers Tressie M Nadler Josh J Nagle Kenneth L Naselaris George Nash Michael A Nash Robert M National City Mortgage Naumburg Donna M Naval Tiffany L Neace Rosemary Neely Ruth L Neff Kenneth R Nehls Barry L Neiferd Jolene M Neiling Gene F Neilson Brenda S Nelson Donna K Nelson Lori J Nelson Nathan J Nelson Wanda J Nern Keith H Nern Ruby Network Towers Neuenschwander Krystal Neuenschwander, Loretta S Neumann Mildred Neumeier Gary D New Image Real Estate Newbauer William J Newbold Larry A Newell Victoria H Newland Delma Newman Eugenia G Newsome Stanley L Newwave Communications Nicely James E Nicely Timothy W Nichelson Travis L Nichols Isaac J Nichols Sean A Nichter Donna Nickols Georgia

Nienberg Wilford D Niese Aloysius B Niese Amy T Niese Anna Niese Annette M Niese Brian J Niese Cleo M Niese Jeanne L Niese Julie A Niese Robert L Niese Rodney M Nitz Deborah S Noble Alfred B Noecker Donna A Noffsinger Debra S Noffsinger Eleanor Nofziger Danny E Noll Brent T Noneman Michael A Noon Anna B Nord Arthur Norman Christopher Norris Carol J Norris James K North East Allen Realty North Wind Marina Norton Marjorie Nott Gregory J Nottingham Linzie Novacek Kyle K Novinger Karen M Numbers Sarah M Nunez Nicolas Nutter Amber M Nutter Daniel O Nuveman Terry Nye Richard Jjr Oakes Earlene J Oard Albert F Oard Sharon K Oberley Gregory Oberley Patricia J Obrien Dorothy L O’brien William H Odell Jeremy T Odonnell Timothy E Oehler Jeffrey S Oelfke Ada M Oetting Ronald K Ohio Bank Ohio Hops Union LLC Okuley Eleanor Okuley James L Jr Okuly James R Old Dominion Freight Line Old Fort Sighthound Assn Oldfield Tom R Olds Suzanne L Olie Bailey A Oliver Jack D Oliver Jack D Jr Oliver Paul W Jr Olsthoorn Dairy LLC Olwin Colby J Olwin Dan Omnipoint Communication On Time Powder Coating LLC Oneill Brian

Oney Perry L Oolman Dairy Llc Orduno Gricelda Ordway Daniel J Ordway Rhonda Orozco June M Orpha M. Heffley Estate Ort Jeremy I Osborn Amy L Osborn Christopher J Osborn William E Osborne James R Osborne Norene D Osburn Dean Osenbaugh Charles Z Oser Donald C O’shaughnesey Joseph L Osmun Wilmer Osting Aaron L Osting Jeffery T Osting John E Ostrander William D Oswalt Sarah M Otis Aaron W Otto Barbara I Otto Jon P Otto Randall J Ours Michael W Overmyer Carole Overmyer Jonathan L Overmyer Thomas J Owens Mark A Oxner Karen Oxner William C Oxtoby Christopher C Oyer Lawrence D Ozier Ronda L P I E Nationwide Inc Pacesetter Finishing Inc Pack Edith Packer Jessica A Padilla Carlos Jr Pagley Jerry D Paisley Shawn P Palisade Homes Palm Juan D Palm Nicholas L Palombo Thomas J Palte Clarence Pancake Leslie D Pangle Carl A Panico James H Panico Nancy K Pankowski Charles S Panning Michael L Paragon Land Development (Wind Parcher Glenn R III Pardo Angela S Pardo David K Parent Harry A Parent Irene M Parker Jeannie S Parker Jerrod J Parker Kara K Parker Laurie A Parker Scott T Parks Linda K

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PAULDING PUTNAM ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES Parks Matthew D Parks Ray Parnin Neal E Parrish Lynn L Parrish Richard C Parrish Todd Parsels Charles L Parsley Dale E Parson Lucille M Parsons Kenneth L Jr Parsons Mitchell A Partee Theresa J Partin Leroy Parys Maurice C Paschall Keith N Paschall Linda L Pastor Michael L Patel Nikhil D Patnaude Jeannetta S Patrick Lloyd H Patronsky Jennifer Patterson Deena R Patterson James E Patterson Rex L Patterson Ruth L Patterson Terrance A Patton Brian L Patton Donald L Patton Electric Patton James Jjr Patton Justin D Patton Terry L Paul E Heffley Estate Paul W Johanns Estate Paulding Grange Paulus Elaine M Paulus Ruth E Pavel Romaine A Pavel Sandra K Payne Grange Payne Roger Jr Paynter James Pearce John A Pearl Lois A Pearson Diane Pease Carl R Jr Peck Arden R Peck Wayne R Peckinpaugh Don Pedemonti Ernest V Peerless Construction Co Pegg Roger Pelfery Clint E Pelz Christy M Pelz Gregory C Pelz Sandra L Pemberton Larry L Peppers Dick Perez Justin Perhamus C E Perkey Mary E Perkins Douglas Perkins Melissa M Perkins Rita F Perl Jennifer Perl Philip L Permann Phyllis Perrine Scott C Perry Alan D Perry Chenita

Pessefall Clifton A Pessefall Laura A Peters Bill L Peters Charles D Peters Douglas R Peters Hilda E Peters John C Peters Judy A Peters Marcia L Peters Marvin C Peters Stanley K Peterson Darren K Peterson Jeffrey A Petrie John R Petrimoulx Norman Petros Peter E Pettit Gerald M Petty John W Pettyjohn Cheri B Pfuntner Christina D Phh Mortgage Corporation Philips Leslie A Phillip A Troyer Inc Phillips James L Phillips Robert A Phillips Robert L Phillips Viola E Phillips Wanda Phillips Wm R Pickett Dale E Picklesimer Robert Pierce Keith D Pierce Ronald Pike Shelby J Piper Larry Pish & Gerber Place Edna Platt James W Plew Christopher A Plotts Jill Ploughman Thomas L Podach Robert L Poeppel Mark S Poindexter Hugh Poling Donovan L Poling Greg A Polk John R Pollnow Ethel I Pollock Scott A Polter Hilda Polter Robert W Polter Sandra M Polvichak John Pond Martin J Pool Cora M Poore Basil Jsr Pope Frederick J Porter Michelle J Porter Perry Porter Tammy J Postma Larry Poston Jeanette S Pothast Lisa R Potter Curt L Potter James A Potts Jerry A Potts Karen A Powell Carlton E Powless Stephen

Prather James L Pratt Cheryl M Pratt Paul Jr Prestige Homes Preston Rich Preston Robert A Prestwick Homes Ltd Price Brian J Price J N Price James A Price Marjorie Price Timothy R Price William D Jr Prichard Terry Priddy Sylvia Pride Fred E Priest Joseph R Priester Jeffery M Prill Norman Prince Floyd Prindle W S Pritchard Mark A Pritchett Jerry G Proffessinal Fed Cr Union Profit Deborah S Profitt Jerry L Sr Progressive Ag Inc Protsman William R Prowant H G Proxmire Susan Prud Tom Heiny Realtors Prudential Chaslo Realty Pruett Jack W Pruett Joseph T Ptak Frank D Puckett Dan Puckett Irwin Puckett Pauline Puckett Virgil Pugsley Bradley J Pugsley Mike Pulfer Eric L Pursell Marjorie L Putman James R Putnam Christopher D Putt Kevin C QWEST Quality Drop Forge Inc Quandt Ruth A Quigley Bryan J Quintero Jesus Jr Quisno Maxine E R F S Inc Rable Richard A Rachel Penny Rachesky Alan W Raciti Thomas K Radabaugh Cheryl D Radabaugh Esther Radabaugh Helen Radabaugh Lori A Radebaugh Jeffrey D Radel Douglas P Rademacher Douglas W Rader F J Rager David G Raggett Martin F Rainey John A Ramey Darryl E Ramey Sammy J

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Ramey Scott A Ramey Walter M Ramirez Jose S Ramirez Lisa M Ramirez Rudolph Ramos Francisco S Ramsey Grover Randi’s Road House Cafe’ Ranes Janet M Rankin Larry Jr Rasche Brent Rashley Brenda Rassman Tara A Rath Melanie G Rathburn Sharon Ratliff Chadd C Rau Brent M Rauch Michael Raudabaugh Roy E Rauner Harold Rauner Jerica Rausch Timothy P Raver Penny L Ray J. Boroff Estate Ray Lulah L Ray Valerie L Rayer Brian K Raza Construction Reade Scott E Reading Michael G Real Living Resource Re Ream Robin R Reardon Vera C Reba James & Rebber Erwin Recker Lori R Recker Priscilla A Rediger Diane M Redwanski Scott A Reeb Nina Reece Kimberly R Reed Alan J Reed Charlie J Reed Dana J Reed John C Reed John D Reed Kenneth A Reed Michael Reed Rhonda S Reed Steven M Reed William Reed William E Reel Alice S Reese Angela R Reese Derrick A Reese Irene Regalla Nicholas J Reichard James E Reichenbach Todd Reidenbach Alan M Reifsnider Janice B Reighter W E Reilly Sandra L Reina Jana L Reinhart Chris Reinhart Chris R Reinhart Crissy F Reinhart Maxine R Reinking Peggy J Reinsel Ana L

Reisgies Marc A Reiter Theodore Reith Riley Construction Reker Ryan M Rekeweg Jon D Remax Market Place Realty Remlinger Dan A Remlinger Doloris Renbarger Mark J Renner Larry R Renninger Jeannie K Reno Matthew A Renollet Janiece C Repko John Retcher Toby L Reuille Edna E Reuille Thomas J Revitzer David G Rex Pamela Rex Patricia A Rex Tony A Reyes Michael J Reyes Miguel Reynolds Cynthia E Reynolds David L Reynolds Greg Reynolds James R Reynolds Michael K Reynolds Pamela D Rfm Facility Management Rhoades Amy F Rhoades Robert W Rhodes Nellie Rhodes Steven R Rhymer Richard E Ric Solutions Llc Rice Amie R Rice Douglas D Rice Edgar A Rice Gregory A Rice Terri S Rich Kevin J Rich Mil Farms Richards Neil G Richards Randy Richardson Timothy L Richert Adam Richey Joyce Richey Sheridan L Richhart Iona M Richie Garry Richman Jennifer L Richter Kim Rickels Romane Rickenberg Sherilyn Ricker Alisha M Ricker Dixie Ricker Farm Ltd Ricker Kristen Ricker Lisa M Ricker Loretta L Ricker Philip J Ricker Velma C Ricksecker Michael D Ridenour Charlene C Ridenour Charles W Ridgway Allan Ridinger Kirk V Riebesehl Bruce A

Rieman Darcie L Rieman James J Rieman Roger L Riemer Leigh A Rife Michael E Rifenbark Daniel A Riggenbach David A Riggenbach Ronald L Riggenbach Sonya S Riggenbach Timothy E Riggs Christopher Rike Betty Rike Raymond C Riley H L Riley Jeffrey L Riley Stephen K Riley Thomas M Rincones Ramiro Ringenberg Ronald L Ritchison Michael W Rite Coil Inc Rittenhouse Nathan W Rjm Rentals Robert D. Marquardt Estate Robert E Baxter Estate Robert R Arnos Inc Roberts John D Roberts Penny Roberts Ralph Roberts Sally Roberts Tamara L Roberts Timothy A Robeson Rogona Robinson Jack L Robinson Marc E Robinson Nelly H Robinson Patrick L Robinson Seth C Robinson Thomas S Roby Garland T Rockhold Beverly S Rockholt Danny L Rockwood Courtneykay S Rodman Gene D Rodman Steven M Rodman Wanda C Rodriguez Dana F Rodriguez Freddie Rodriguez Irene L Rodriguez Israel Roebke Carl A Roethlisberger David M Roffelsen Dawn R Rogaski Richard J Rogers Aimee Rogers Jason M Rogers Joe H Rogers Tina M Rohdy Ronald E Rohr Sarah B Rohrbach Kenneth Rohrbach Toby Rohrs Duane Rollins Jeremy T Rollins Roger A Jr Romanowski Leslie R Romes William J Ronero Rolando Roof Thomas S

Roop John D Root Outdoor Advertising Rosalie Koenn Estate Rose Christopher R Rose Debra K Rose Denise A Rose Jonathon Bsr Rose Lucille A Rosebrock Edwin Rosella Gile Leslie & Rosemarie Bok Rosenbrook Sonja Rosenburg Juleeia Rosengarten Emma Crone Rosengarten Rosalie Rosengarten Thelma Ross Berman Ross Gary R Ross Krista M Ross Michael B Rostorfer Joshua J Rostorfer Nathan E Roth & Wehrly Realtors Roth Cody N Rothgeb Devetta Roughton Randall Roughton Tammy Routson Robert E Rowan Thomas R Rowe Roger R Rowe-Taylor Shelly C Rowlett Robert M Roy Larry L Royal Homes By Delagrange Royer Jacque L Roznovsky Cheryl Rudolph Dawn Rue Thomas E Ruebush Gary Ruhe Bros Ruhe Distributing Co Ruhe Kenneth A Ruhe Loretta E Ruhe William J Ruiz Judy K Rump Anthony G Rump Tony Rumple Bryan A Runkle Sam Running John D Runser Charles Ajr Runser Elisabeth R Runyan Jeffrey B Rupe Everett D Russell Juanita Rust David R Ruth Anna Schubert Estate Ruth Myers Estate Ruvolo Brian J Ryan David Ryan John M Rybolt Dee R S & E Development S & H Plastering & Drywal S E Johnson Co Inc S E Johnson Companies Inc

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Saalfrank Sandra J Sabo Ramona M Sabo Trev Sachs Richard H Sadler Carl Safeguard Properties Llc Sailor Trent Salerno Kirk T Salesman Julie Salimi Matt Salisbury Duane A Sallaz Robert C Sallee Joseph Sally Wm & Salway Henry A Salway Virginia R Samples Steven S Sampson Sandy B Sanchez Bobbie J Sanchez Gloria L Sanchez Lupe A Sanders Jennifer Sanders Waneta Sanderson Nellie Sanderson Scott Asr Sands David L Sandys Paul R Sanford Douglas J Santana Benjamin Sargent Dale E Sargent Orville D Sarka Abby M Sarma Llc (Rd 1 Sarrazine Lori L Sarsfield Charles B Sauceda Ovidio Jr Saucedo Yanet Sauer Richard P Saum Francis M Savage Craig Savieo Cheryl K Savieo Gina Savieo Matthew D Savieo Patrick J Sawyer Gabrielle J Saylor Betty J Saylor Joseph S Schachtschneider Uwe H Schaefer Agnes M Schaefer Shannon N Schafer Jason F Schane Crystal M Scharf Edmund E Schatz Steven H Schaublin Scott A Scheckelhoff Eric J Scher Charles R Scheumann Ida Schey Victor I Schick Robert A Schierloh Michael L Schilderink A Schilling Jeffery Schimmoeller Duane Schimmoller Frances M Schlatter Herman Schlatter Viola G Schlegel Brian W Schlegel Chris L

Schlegel Florene M Schlegel Michael C Schlegel Vera L Schlosser Shari J Schmeling Melissa A Schmeltz Oneda L Schmenk Diane M Schmersal Chad Schmidt Gareth J Schmidt Harry Schmidt Lawrence Gii Schmidt Matthew L Schmidt Mistie M Schmitt Brenda J Schmitz Norman Schneeman Donald C Schneider Donald Schnelle David Schnelle Dennis E Schnepp Pam L Schnipke Alex Schnipke Alma M Schnipke Carmelita A Schnipke Dalynn K Schnipke Nicholas J Schnipke Timothy J Schnobel Charles A Schoenherr Jerry D Scholer Richard Scholer Tammy Schomburg Harry O Schot Lisa Schrader James L Schrader Realty Schram Keith A Schreiber Brittany K Schreiber Charles Schreiber Joseph K Schreiber Kenneth B Schreiber Mark M Schroeder Alma J Schroeder Amy S Schroeder Bradley D Schroeder C Lucille Schroeder Denise A Schroeder George I Schroeder Heather E Schroeder Herbert J Schroeder Joshua D Schroeder Lee R Schroeder Nicholas J Schroeder Real Estate Schroeder Ronald D Schroeder Sandra L Schroeder Shelly Schroeder Todd C Schroeder Todd M Schubert Edna G Schuerman Carole Schulte Elmer L Schultz Goldie M Schultz Leroy W Schultz Michael J Schultz Michael S Schultz Sam M Schumaker Jerry Schumann Robert Schuppenhauer Charles E Schurg Gladys J

Schutte Laverna J Schwartz Cassandra N Schwartz Joel C Schwartz Rachel L Schweigel Kevin D Scott Angela Scott Brian W Scott D R Scott Helen Scott Matthew H Scott Paul D Scott Ryan J Scott Shelly R Scott Tricia L Scott Zachary J Screeton Richard Sealscott Thomas A Searfoss Curt Sebring Dale M Sebring Debra S Sebring Steve M Sechler Wilmina A Seeber Chad M Seeley Edward J Seely Gay L Seely John Jr Segraves Jodie R Seibert Dorthy J Seibert Edwin M Seibert Rachelle Seibert Robert L Seifert Ronald J Seigel Misty D Seip William E Seitz M Joyce Seitz Rita K Sekel James J Sellers Jeff D Semer H P Sennett James M Senseny Scott Senter Rosalie L Setser Kenneth H Severns Christopher Sexton Betty Sexton Ricky A Sgourakis Eftihios Shafer Brandon M Shafer Jon Shafer Kelly J Shafer Stacy A Shaffer Daniel L Shaffer Eric R Shaffer Jimmy L Shaffer Phyllis G Shanayda Brian N Shaner Thomas C Shank Chester Shank Gary R Shank James G Shank Velma Shanks Nicolette L Sharp Jeremy J Shaw Barry E Shaw Donald W Shaw Doyle Shaw Grace Shaw Harold E Shawver Carolyn S

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Butler Rural Electric member is gunning for a third straight grand championship at the state fair.

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bility is what you’re capable of doing. Motivation determines what you do. Attitude and want determine how well you do.” Those words, adorning a motivational sign in the Butterfield family’s barn near Oxford, Ohio, have been undeniably effective.

Matt Butterfield’s 280-pound market barrow, named “Repeat,” was grand champion at the 2018 Ohio State Fair.

The pig was so named because Butterfield’s previous pig, “Hollywood,” was grand champion at the 2017 fair. It was only the second time that someone had won back-to-back Ohio State Fair grand championships with pigs.

Showing at the Butler County and Ohio State fairs is a family affair for the Butterfields, who are members of Butler Rural Electric Cooperative. Nicole and Mark Butterfield, their son, Matt, and daughter, Lauren, are all involved in the kids’ 4-H projects.

In 2017, after Matt won the first championship, the family joked that maybe he would win a second. His grandmother, Patricia Butterfield, suggested naming one of the pigs Repeat, just in case. They pinned the name on the one for which they had the highest hopes and were rewarded for their optimism with win number two. The same conversation came up again this year, and Grandma

Butterfield said, “We don’t want a ‘Three-Peat.’ But how about ‘Why Not?’” The name stuck.

Matt won’t make too much of the name before the competition because he doesn’t want to be overconfident.

He likes winning, but even more, he likes the hard work and the fun of preparing for the fair and the fact that the whole family is involved. But will he try for another win?

“Anybody would want to,” he says. “We have fun with it.

It’s a family thing. It teaches you a lot, and your family is together, so that’s what matters most to me about it.”

Mark and Matt bought Hollywood and Repeat from Moyer Show Pigs. Though the pigs had different sires, they had several similarities. This year, the Butterfields bought seven pigs from Moyer, a few more than usual.

Matt graduated from Talawanda High School last spring, so this is his last year as a part of 4-H. Lauren is also going to show pigs and sheep this year.

The Butterfields look for structure when they select their pigs.

“There’s one that looks nice to us,” Matt says. “I walk all of them a couple of times, and he looks the best. He walks square; he’s got a good structure on his body; he has a lot of muscle, and when he puts his head up, it emphasizes how his body looks. He looks close to what the past two (Hollywood and Repeat) were.”

Besides hard work and fun, doing well at the fair involves a lot of planning. Matt and Lauren’s dad, Mark, is the expert on feed, Matt says. Mark helps his kids decide what their animal’s final target weight should be. They want the animal to grow at a certain rate of gain, Mark says, because growing too fast causes structural issues. The Butterfields adjust the protein, fat, and lysine levels in the feed, relative to how the barrow is developing.

“At the beginning, when we buy them in March, we weigh them every week. We’re adjusting the feed every three weeks maybe,” Mark says. “Once we get close to the fair, we’re adjusting the feed maybe every two to three days. We chart them and graph their average daily gain. Starting in late June, we weigh them every day. We monitor their growth rate, their rate of gain, and compare that to what we’re targeting.”

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Matt has an added challenge this year, beyond the target weight. Lauren, a couple of years younger than him, has won five grand championships at the Butler County Fair, most for showing sheep. This year she’ll be showing barrows at the Ohio State Fair — competing against Matt.

Whatever the outcome, Matt is already moving into his next phase. He’ll attend the University of Northern Ohio, studying diesel technology and agribusiness, in the fall. He’s farming 361 acres of his own this year with a goal of turning that into 2,000 acres someday.

He’s got the motivation to do it.

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MOO-ving experience How butter sculptures have become one of the Ohio State Fair’s most popular traditions.

BY MARGIE WUEBKER

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he five sculptors know how important their role is. Within their capable hands is a tradition that some will experience for the first time this year and others perhaps the fiftieth time — one that thousands of people look forward to every year.

“The butter sculpture display is one of the most loved traditions of the Ohio State Fair,” says Jenny Hubble, senior vice president of communications for the

American Dairy Association Mideast, which represents dairy farmers in Ohio and West Virginia. “Ohio’s dairy farmers are proud to support it.”

The tradition began in 1903, when Ohio State University and dairy processors in the Buckeye State sponsored butter-sculpting contests at the fair.

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T. Shelton and Company, distributor of Sunbury Cooperative Creamery Butter, is credited with turning in the first butter cow and calf.

Additional themes have been added in ensuing years. The American Dairy Association Mideast picks something that is nonpolitical and noncontroversial, optimistic, and with broad audience appeal.

The five-member technical sculptor team includes lead sculptors Paul Brooke and Alex Balz of Cincinnati, Tammy Buerk of West Chester, Erin Swearingen of Columbus, and Matt Davidson, a Sidney dairy farmer. The mural in the display is painted by Cincinnatibased artist Ted Hendricks.

Brooke and Balz spend a week planning the display and building the wood and steel frames or armatures to support the butter’s weight. The team spends 400 hours sculpting in Columbus, roughly a week before the fair opens. They go through nearly 2,200 pounds of butter in the process.

The beloved butter cow and calf are always part of the display. Other butter sculptures have honored astronauts Neil Armstrong and John Glenn, aviators Orville and Wilbur Wright, and Ohio’s top sports teams.

The sculptors slice the butter, which comes in 55-pound blocks, into manageable loaves and layer it onto support frames. They wear gloves and multiple layers of clothing while they work in a large, 46-degree cooler.

“It hardens on the frames like a stick of butter straight out of the refrigerator,” Brooke says.

“At that point, it’s like working with clay, although we really have to exaggerate the detail because butter tends to be more translucent and doesn’t reflect light like other materials.”

There is no waste — the butter used in the process is already past its expiration date, and once the fair is over, it’s recycled and refined into an ingredient used for animal feed, tires, and cosmetics, among other things.

Sculptures are on display in the Dairy Products Building at the state fair from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. through Aug. 4.

Ohio State Fair butter sculptors work diligently to finish their creations before the opening of the fair.

COOPERATIVE CALENDAR PHOTO CONTEST Ohio Cooperative Living magazine is looking for photos from Ohio and West Virginia electric cooperative members to use in its 2020 cooperative calendar. We’re interested in seasonal scenes from each month of the year.

If your images are chosen for publication, amateur co-op photographers could earn $100 or more.

RULES • One photo entry per member.

• High-resolution, color, digital images only.

• No prints, slides, or proof sheets — no snail mail! Send submissions by email attachment only to photo@ohioec.org.

• Photo format must be horizontal and capable of filling an 8 x 11inch image area.

• Include an explanation of the photo — the where, what, when — as well as who took the shot.

• Include your name, address, phone number, and the name of your co-op.

• Shots featuring people who can be identified within the photo must be accompanied by a signed publication release.

Deadline for submission: Aug. 16 photo@ohioec.org

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“GET BUSY LIVING OR GET BUSY DYING” Either way, get to Mansfield August 16 –18 for The Shawshank Redemption’s 25th anniversary celebration.

STORY AND PHOTOS BY DAMAINE VONADA

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hen The Shawshank Redemption was released in 1994, no one predicted the movie would make Mansfield, Ohio, a tourist destination for fans. Filmed almost entirely in and around Mansfield, the prison drama stars Tim Robbins as Andy Dufresne, a banker wrongly convicted of murdering his wife and her lover, and Morgan Freeman as Ellis “Red” Redding, the resourceful inmate who befriends him. Its core themes of hope and friendship so profoundly affected audiences that Shawshank not only ranks first on the IMDb list of all-time favorite movies, but also is one of the “culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant films” selected for the prestigious National Film Registry.

Because Shawshank devotees from around the world make pilgrimages to the movie’s locations, the Destination Mansfield–Richland County tourism bureau created the

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Shawshank Trail, a self-guided tour that includes the Ohio State Reformatory – which famously “portrayed” Shawshank State Prison — and 15 other stops. “The Shawshank Trail is unique,” says Jodie Snavely of Destination Mansfield–Richland County. “No other place has as many filming sites.”

This August, Mansfield is celebrating The Shawshank Redemption’s 25th anniversary with special activities and tours at the trail sites. Aficionados of the beloved movie can view props, such as Andy’s secret tunnel; meet numerous cast members — including Bob Gunton, aka Warden Norton — at various events; and retrace Andy’s and Red’s unforgettable odyssey locationby-location. Here's a glimpse of what visitors will experience along the way:

Pugh Cabin at Malabar Farm State Park Andy’s wife, Linda, meets with her lover inside this cabin in Shawshank’s opening scene, while Andy sits outside in his 1946 Plymouth and fingers a revolver and a bottle of bourbon. Actors Renee Blaine (Linda) and Scott Mann (Linda’s lover) will sign autographs here during the 25th anniversary celebration.

Ohio State Reformatory, Mansfield Opened in 1896, this massive prison is a local landmark and a grim reminder of the 150,000 inmates who served time within its stone walls. Thanks to Shawshank, it’s also something of a shrine for fans who love to tour Warden Norton’s office, visit the set used for paroled prisoner Brooks Hatlen’s hotel room, and pose with life-sized cutouts of Andy, Brooks, and Red.

Brooks’ Bench, Central Park, Mansfield Played by the late actor James Whitmore, Brooks ran the prison library where Andy worked. Unable to assimilate into society after his parole, Brooks spends a lot of time sitting on the bench at the park to feed the birds.

Pugh Cabin

The Bissman Building, Mansfield (Drive-by only) It once housed a wholesale grocery and supplied bootleggers, but in Shawshank, this downtown building set the scene for the newspaper office and the façade for the hotel where Brooks hanged himself.

The Bissman Building

Wyandot County Courthouse, Upper Sandusky The beautiful courtroom where Andy’s trial was filmed can be seen only when court is not in session. During the 25th anniversary weekend, re-enactors wearing Shawshankera costumes will greet visitors, and period automobiles will be displayed on the courthouse lawn.

Brooks’ Bench

Shawshank Woodshop, Upper Sandusky The former Stephan Lumber Company provided the backdrop for the iconic scene in which Andy defiantly plays opera music that enchants prisoners who are supposed to be working. The building’s fine collection of old machinery includes the saw that Red used.

Shawshank Woodshop

Andy’s Tunnel

Now home to a retail shop, the building doubled as the Trailways Bus Station where Red broke parole and embarked on the journey that reunited him with Andy at the end of the movie.

The Shawshank Redemption 25th Anniversary Celebration Although most Shawshank Trail sites are free or request donations, the Ohio State Reformatory charges admission for tours, and some anniversary events — including the Renaissance Theatre’s screening of The Shawshank Redemption — require tickets. For information about purchasing tickets and a complete schedule of events and cast appearances, visit www.shawshanktrail.com. Learn about lodging, dining, and other Mansfield attractions at www.destinationmansfield.com.

Bob Gunton, aka Warden Norton

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TREETOP ADVENTURE

Co-op members offer high-flying family fun after vacation inspiration.

BY DAVA HENNOSY; PHOTOS COURTESY OF TREE FROG CANOPY TOURS

J

ody Christiansen was into trees, and he enjoyed finding ways to get other people into them as well.

In 2004, he discovered his dream. He and his wife, Anna Lee, took their family on a trip to Costa Rica to celebrate daughter Madison’s high school graduation and his completion of chemo treatment for lymphoma. Jody, an avid recreational tree-climber, took an interest in a zipline experience they had while they were there.

“He thought the zipline was a really unique way (to get people up in among the trees),” says Madison Christiansen.

“After that trip, he had the bug to build a zipline.”

The result is Tree Frog Canopy Tours in Glenmont, in the heart of Mohican country, where thrill-seekers have a chance to sweep through some of Ohio’s most beautiful scenery on one of the only dual-cable canopy zipline tours in the state.

When Jody’s lymphoma returned for a second time at the end of 2009, says Anna Lee, “my husband had a lot of time on his hands, and so he was investigating (the possibility of creating a canopy tour) online. We found a company, Bonsai Design out in Grand Junction, Colorado, that we consulted. They came, they searched out two areas that we had picked out, and this is the one they chose. They designed the course and built it.”

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Construction started in May 2010, and Tree Frog Canopy Tours officially opened that August. It quickly became a family business, as Madison became a guide and gradually took over other responsibilities.

“With my dad’s lymphoma returning at the end of 2009, the thought of moving home just sounded like a good idea,” Madison says. “Who doesn’t want to get out of the office and work outside up in the trees?” The Christiansens’ other daughter, Morgan, was also a guide for a season.

The canopy tour is a 2½-hour ziplining experience with more than 4,000 feet of cable. Participants move through a total of seven ziplines, two sky bridges, and two rappels. On a dual-cable line, participants can expect a faster and smoother ride. Tours are made up of a maximum of eight participants and two guides.

The ziplines range in length from 150 feet to 1,100 feet from tree platform to tree platform. The highest point on the tour is 120 feet high on the 735-foot zipline.

Before starting on the first zipline, guides teach participants how to steer their bodies, how to pull themselves back up the line, and how to brake on the line. The longer ziplines have an extra brake at the end to slow participants down, if needed. The highest clocked speed at Tree Frog Canopy Tours is 51 mph.

Zipline Ohio A selection of other zipline tour operations in the Buckeye State: Common Ground Canopy Tours, Oberlin: 440-7072044. www.commongroundcenter.org Hocking Hills Canopy Tours, Rockbridge: 740-3859477, www.hockinghillscanopytours.com Lake Erie Canopy Tours, Geneva-on-the-Lake: 866601-1973, www.lakeeriecanopytours.com Markin Farms Zipline Adventures, West Liberty: 937465-0358, www.markinfarms.com Ozone Zipline Adventures, Oregonia: 513-932-3756, www.ozonezips.org Soaring Cliffs*, Rockbridge: 855-947-4386, www. soaringcliffs.com The Wilds Zipline Tours, Cumberland: 740-6385030, https://thewilds.columbuszoo.org/home/visit/ plan-your-visit/zipline-safari-tours Valley Zipline Tours, Lancaster: 740-654-3392, www. valleyziplinetours.com Zipzone Outdoor Adventures, Columbus: 614-8479477, www.zipzonetours.com *Soaring Cliffs sustained damage during autumn storms in late 2018 and will be closed during the 2019 season to rebuild and expand.

Becoming a zipline guide isn’t an easy task. To keep the tours as safe as possible, guides receive substantial training and must be recertified often. “They have to complete a 60-hour training and they learn everything there is to do to guide. They are recertified every month,” Anna Lee says.

The tour doesn’t require any ziplining experience; people with no background and people who have been ziplining for years are welcomed. The only requirements are that participants must be at least 10 years old and weigh between 75 and 250 pounds.

Tree Frog Canopy Tours continues Jody’s legacy of bringing people happiness by introducing them to the feeling of flying through the trees.

“When my dad passed away in May 2016, my mom and I didn’t want to give up his dream, so we took over all operation,” Madison says. “She does all the behind-the scenes stuff, and I run the day-to-day operations. It was a lot to figure out and take over, but we think we make a pretty good team.”

Tree Frog Canopy Tours, 21899 Wally Road, Glenmont, 44628; 740-599-2662, www.treefrogcanopytours.com.

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Unknown Soldier, and the Korean War Memorial. The only place privileged to display all four exhibits together outside of D.C.! http://fjfortfest.com or www.facebook. com/events/894891914200290.

AUG. 17–18 – The Fantastic Tiffin Flea Market, Seneca Co. Fgds., 100 Hopewell Ave., Tiffin, Sat. 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Free admission and parking; handicap accessible. 250 to 400 dealers per show. 419-447- 9613, tiffinfleamarket@gmail.com, or www.tiffinfleamarket.com.

AUG. 22–25 – German-American Festival, Oak Shade Grove, 3624 Seaman Rd., Oregon. $8/day; multi-day tickets available. Authentic German food, beer, and THROUGH OCT. 12 – The Great Sidney Farmers entertainment. www.germanamericanfestival.net.

Market, 109 S. Ohio Ave.. Sat. 8 a.m.–noon. Fresh AUG. 24 – Barbershop Concert: The Men of produce, baked goods, jams and jellies, crafts, plants, Independence, Sauder Village, Founder’s Hall, 22611 St. and flowers. 937-658-6945 or www.sidneyalive.org.

Rte. 2, Archbold, 1 p.m. Concert included with admission AUG. 15 – Summer Concert Series: Brooke Schooley to Historic Village: $12–$18, under 6 free. 800-590-9755 and Shane Jackson, Huber Opera House (side porch), or www.saudervillage.org.

Hicksville, 7–9 p.m. Bring your lawn chair and enjoy music AUG. 24–25 – Ghost Town Spring Crafts and Antiques performed by local musicians. 419-542-6161, hixmayor@ Festival, 10630 Co. Rd. 40, Findlay, Sat. 9 a.m.–5 p.m., defnet.com, or http://villageofhicksville.com.

Sun. 10 a.m.–4 p.m. $4–$6, under 5 free. Family event AUG. 15–17 – Bucyrus Bratwurst Festival, downtown with crafts and antiques, live music, performances by Wild Bucyrus. Grilled brats and many other festival foods, plus West actors, food and beverages, and a 24-ft. climbing parades, fun contests, and free entertainment. 419-562wall and laser guns for the kids. www.facebook.com/ 2728 or www.bucyrusbratwurstfestival.com.

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AUG. 15–17 – National Tractor Pulling Championships, AUG. 24–25 – Revolution on the Ohio Frontier, Fort 13800 W. Poe Rd., Bowling Green. Advance tickets Meigs, 29100 W. River Rd., Perrysburg, 9:30 a.m.–5 p.m. $20–$40; additional for reserve seating. Kids 10 and $5–$10, under 6 free. See battle re-enactments and under free. 419-354-1434 or www.pulltown.com. weapon demos, visit army encampments, and learn what AUG. 16 – The Amazing Downtown Race, Sidney, 5:30 life was like in Ohio during the Revolutionary War. 419p.m. Teams race through downtown for a chance to win 874-4121 or www.fortmeigs.org. great prizes. Clue sheets passed out at 5:55 p.m. Teams AUG. 30–SEPT. 1 – Perch, Peach, Pierogi, and Polka of 4, must be age 21 and over; registration required. 937- Festival, downtown Port Clinton, Fri. 4–9:30 p.m., Sat./ 658-6945 or www.sidneyalive.org.

Sun. 11 a.m.–9:30 p.m. $5/day, under 18 free. Lake Erie AUG. 16–18 – Bremenfest, Crown Pavilion, 2 W. Plum yellow perch sandwiches and dinners, pierogis, Polish St., New Bremen. Food, games, 5K and 1-mile Fun Run, sausage, peach cobbler, and polka music! Free polka car and motorcycle show, live music, parade, talent show, lessons on Sat. and Sun. at 4 p.m. 419-341-3743, 419-341and much more. http://bremenfest.com.

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AUG. 16–18 – Fort Fest: A Salute to Our Military, 364 AUG. 30–SEPT. 2 – S.C.R.A.P. Antique Tractor Show, St. Rte. 190, Fort Jennings. In addition to re-enactments, White Star Park, 960 Twp. Rd. 60, Gibsonburg. $4 per military displays, Huey helicopter flights, and kids’ camp, day per person. Featuring International. Antique cars and this year’s festival features the Moving Wall (the traveling trucks, tractor pulls, flea market, entertainment, food, Vietnam Veterans Memorial) alongside the traveling farm demonstrations, and much more! 419-307-4265 or replicas of the World War II Memorial, the Tomb of the www.S-C-R-A-P-inc.org.

NORTHWEST

THROUGH OCT. 27 – Blennerhassett Voyage Package, North Bend State Park, 202 North Bend Park Rd., Cairo. $130 package includes one night of lodging for two at North Bend, plus two tickets for a sternwheeler ride to and from Blennerhassett Island, a wagon ride tour of the island, a tour of Blennerhassett Mansion, and passes for the Blennerhassett Regional History Museum. 304-643-2931, www.northbendsp.com, or www.blennerhassettislandstatepark.com.

AUG. 16–18 – Parkersburg Homecoming Festival, Second St., Parkersburg. Free. Parade, half-marathon, arts and crafts, food concessions, live music, fireworks, Rubber Ducky Derby, and other fun activities. www. parkersburg-homecoming.com.

WEST VIRGINIA

AUG. 30–SEPT. 5 – Fulton County Fair, Fulton Co. Fgds., 8514 St. Rte. 108, Wauseon. www.fultoncountyfair.com.

SEPT. 2 – Labor Day Parade, downtown Lima, 10 a.m.

Lineup begins 9 a.m. Parade proceeds down Main Street to the Town Square. 419-222-6075 or www. visitgreaterlima.com.

SEPT. 5 – Open Air Dinner, Tawawa Park, Sidney. Enjoy an elegant farm-to-table dinner on the park’s covered bridge. Reservations required. 937-658-6945 or www. sidneyalive.org.

SEPT. 5 – Summer Concert Series: Open Mic Night, Huber Opera House (side porch), Hicksville, 7–9 p.m.

Bring your lawn chair and enjoy music performed by local musicians. 419-542-6161, hixmayor@defnet.com, or http:// villageofhicksville.com.

SEPT. 12–14 – Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass, Van Wert Co. Fgds., 1055 S. Washington St., Van Wert. Enjoy a whole weekend of bluegrass music at the Van Wert Bluegrass Festival, with jamming, stage shows, many vendors, good food, and lots of camaraderie. Vernon’s vending booth will be jam-packed with Martin guitars, Gibson banjos, mandolins, and fiddles. Our band, Appalachian Grass, will join us Fri. and Sat. for our scheduled stage shows. Contact Steve Scott at 419-594-2816.

SEPT. 13–14 – St. Augustine Turtle Fest, St. Augustine Church Grounds, 722 Monroe St., Napoleon, Fri. 6 p.m.– midnight, Sat. 5:30–11 p.m. Free. Live music both days; Sat. features “Wally and the Beavs.” Food and beverages, beer, and our world-famous french fries. Silent auction, jewelry sale, 50/50, big ticket drawing. www.staugie.net.

SEPT. 14 – Auglaize County Harvestfest, Auglaize Co. Fgds. (east gate entrance), 1001 Fairview Dr., Wapakoneta, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $2 admission, or $1 plus a canned good; under 10 admitted free. All proceeds go to Senior Services. Food, shopping, bluegrass/country and gospel music, arts and crafts, hay rides, health fair, kids’ activities ($2 donation). Car show 9 a.m.–1 p.m. ($10 entry fee). 419-394-8252.

PLEASE NOTE: Ohio Cooperative Living strives for accuracy but urges readers to confirm dates and times before traveling long distances to events.

Submit listings AT LEAST 90 DAYS prior to the event to Ohio Cooperative Living, 6677 Busch Blvd., Columbus, OH 43229 or events@ohioec. org. Ohio Cooperative Living will not publish listings that don’t include a complete address or a number/website for more information.

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NORTHEAST

AUG. 25 – Railroad Memorabilia Show, Painesville Railroad Museum, Painesville Depot, 475 Railroad St., Painesville, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. $5, C. (3–12) $3, Family $12 (max. 2 adults, 3 children). Railroad-related items from private collections; some items available for purchase.

See Collinwood Engine 999. 216-470-5780 (Tom Pescha), prrm@att.net, or www.painesvillerailroadmuseum.org.

AUG. 30–SEPT. 1 – Made in Ohio Arts and Crafts Festival, Hale Farm and Village, 2686 Oak Hill Rd., Bath, Fri. noon–5 p.m., Sat./Sun. 10 a.m.–5 p.m. $5–$7; 3-day pass, $10. Over 160 vendors selling Ohio-made products.

Workshops available ($30 fee; register online). www.wrhs.

AUG. 3–4 – Home and Garden Tour, 342 Union St., org/events/made-in-ohio-arts-crafts-festival-2-copy.

Mount Pleasant, Sat. 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Sun. 1–5 p.m.

AUG. 30–SEPT. 2 – Firelands Labor Day Festival, New $15, Stds. $7. Visit the unique homes and gardens in this London Recreation Park, 2 Blake St., New London, Fri. historic village. 800-752-2631.

6–11 p.m., Sat.–Mon. 7 a.m.–11 p.m. $4–$10, under 4 free.

AUG. 18 – Northern Ohio Doll and Bear Show and Sale, Truck and tractor pulls, demo derby, ATV/motorcross, Holiday Inn, 15471 Royalton Rd., Strongsville, 10 a.m.–3 games, tournaments, and baking contest. 419-929-4091 p.m., early bird 9 a.m. Adults $5, kids admitted free; early or www.newlondonohio.com. bird $15. Antique, vintage, and modern dolls, old toys, AUG. 31–SEPT. 1 – Toronto Festival of the Arts, 3rd and bears, clothing, parts/supplies, ID/valuation, restringing, Market Sts., Toronto, Sat. 10 a.m.–8 p.m., Sun. 12–5 p.m. minor repair. 440-283-5839 (Eileen Green), phdofdolls@ Food, contests, fun, and lots of local art and crafts. www. yahoo.com, or www.dollshowUSA.com. focusintoronto.com.

AUG. 19–25 – Lorain County Fair, 23000 Fairgrounds SEPT. 7 – Free Speaker Series: Darrell Markijohn, Zoar Rd., Wellington. Ohio’s second-largest county fair. 440Schoolhouse, 221 E. 4th St., Zoar, 11 a.m.–12 p.m. Free.

647-2781 or www.loraincountyfair.com.

The acclaimed Civil War re-enactor will give a first-person AUG. 23–25 – Fair Fare, Lorain and West Virginia Railway, presentation of John Hunt Morgan, who brought the Wellington. Reduced-price train ride at the fair (approx. 45 Civil War to Ohio with his raid in July of 1863. https:// minutes). Tickets available at loading point on Fairgrounds historiczoarvillage.com.

Road. Rides begin at noon and depart hourly, with last train departing at 7 p.m. on Fri./Sat. and 6 p.m. on Sun. 440-647- SEPT. 7–8 – Antiques in the Woods, Shaker Woods Grounds, 217 St. Rte. 7 (GPS users: 44337 County 6660 or www.lwvry.org.

Line Rd.), Columbiana, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. $8, under 13 AUG. 24–25, AUG. 31–SEPT. 2 – Great Trail Arts and free. No pets. Top-quality antiques and collectibles, Crafts Festival, Great Trail Festival Grounds, St. Rte. 43 classic car show (Sun.), tractor pulls, entertainment, between Malvern and Carrollton (GPS users: 6331 Canton and a Civil War encampment. 330-550-4190 or www.

Rd., Malvern), 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Distinctive arts and crafts, antiquesinthewoods.com. living history, and period music. 330-794-9100 or www.

SEPT. 7–8 – Old Construction and Mining Equipment greattrailfestival.com.

Show, Harrison Coal and Reclamation Historical Park,

Ohio 519 between U.S. 22 and New Athens (GPS: 43672 Stumptown Rd., Cadiz), Sat. 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $3. Operating and static displays. 740-312-5385 or 330-618-8032, oldironshow@yahoo.com, or www. facebook.com/ocmes.

SEPT. 7–8 – Ohio Antique Power Club Gathering, Harrison Coal and Reclamation Historical Park, Ohio 519 between U.S. 22 and New Athens (GPS: 43672 Stumptown Rd., Cadiz), Sat. 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $3. Antique tractors, engines, cars, trucks, and garden tractors are all welcome. 330-401-5129, ohioantiquepowerclub@yahoo.com, or www.facebook. com/ohioantiquepowerclub.

SEPT. 7–12 – Wayne County Fair, Wayne Co. Fgds., 199 Vancouver St., Wooster. 330-262-8001 or www. waynecountyfairohio.com .

SEPT. 9–22 – “Celebrate the Constitution” Exhibit, Historic Fort Steuben, 120 S. 3rd St., Steubenville, Mon.– Sat 10 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Free displays and activities commemorating our nation’s founding document. 740-283-1787 or www.oldfortsteuben.com.

SEPT. 14 – Willard Train Fest, downtown Willard, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Model trains, planes, and cars; many layouts and vendors. 419-935-0495 or www.willardtrainfest.com.

SEPT. 15 – Chagrin Valley Doll Show and Sale, Federated Church Family Life Ctr., 16349 Chillicothe Rd., Chagrin Valley, 10 a.m.–3 p.m., early bird 9 a.m. Adults $4, under 13 free; early bird $10. Antique, vintage, modern, reproduction and art dolls, bears, toys, miniatures, parts/ supplies, books, furnishings. ID/valuation, restringing, minor repair. Door prizes. 440-283-5839 (Eileen Green), phdofdolls@yahoo.com, or www.dollshowUSA.com SEPT. 15 – Wellington Harvest of the Arts, 101 Willard Memorial Square, Wellington, 11 a.m.–4 p.m., rain or shine. Free admission and parking. A fundraiser for Herrick Memorial Library’s community programming.

About 85 fine and folk art juried vendors. Lunch available in café. 440-647-2120 or www.wellingtonfriends.org.

SOUTHEAST

SEPT. 6–8 – Ohio River Sternwheel Festival, Front and Greene Sts., Marietta. Sternwheeler races, car show, pageant, 5K run, entertainment, and fireworks. 800-2882577 or http://ohioriversternwheelfestival.org.

SEPT. 7 – The Jerusalem Experience, Living Word Outdoor Drama, 1–5 p.m. $10. Admission includes a pass to the day’s activities, 1–5 p.m., and to the evening’s drama performance as well. 740-439-2761 or www. livingworddrama.org.

SEPT. 7–JAN. 5, 2020 – “Space: A Journey to Our Future,” Bossard Library, 7 Spruce St., Gallipolis. Free.

Interactive exhibition as seen at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum. Presented in cooperation with NASA. www.bossardlibrary.org.

SEPT. 8 – Grandview Cemetery Walking Tour, Grandview Cemetery, 300 Brookside Rd., Chillicothe, 1–5 p.m. $5. Tickets will be available the day of the tour; last tickets available at 3:30 p.m. www. visitchillicotheohio.com/events.

SEPT. 9–15 – Guernsey County Fair, Guernsey Co. Fgds., Old Washington. $10. 740-489-5888 or www. guernseycountyfairgrounds.org.

SEPT. 13–15 – Salt Creek Valley Festival, Main St., Richmond Dale, Fri. 5–10 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.–10 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Free. Entertainment, craft vendors, food, and activities for the whole family. www. visitchillicotheohio.com/events.

THROUGH SEPT. 1 – Tecumseh!, Sugarloaf Mountain Amphitheatre, 5968 Marietta Rd., Chillicothe, 8 p.m. $15–$55. Witness the epic life story of the legendary Shawnee leader as he defends his sacred homelands in the 1700s. www.tecumsehdrama.com.

THROUGH SEPT. 27 – Rise and Shine Farmers Market, 2135 Southgate Pkwy., Cambridge, Fri. 8 a.m.–noon.

740-680-1866.

AUG. 17 – Cambridge Classic Cruise-In, downtown Cambridge, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. 740-439-2238 or www. downtowncambridge.com.

AUG. 17 – Crucifixed: Youth/Family Rally, Living Word Amphitheater, 6010 College Hill Rd., Cambridge, 1–6 p.m. $20 at the door. 740-439-2761 or www. livingworddrama.org.

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AUG. 23–24 – Ross County Quilt Guild’s Annual Quilt Show, Tabernacle Baptist Church, 221 E. Main St., Fri. 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Entries accepted Aug. 21 from 1 to 5 p.m. Show admission $5. There will be vendors and a raffle for a queen-size quilt. Call 740-773-0222, email cathywalker50@gmail.com, or visit www.facebook. com/RossCountyQuiltGuild for info.

AUG. 24 – Food Truck Extravaganza, Adena Mansion and Gardens, 847 Adena Rd., Chillicothe, 5 p.m. Admission $3; free parking. A collaboration of local food trucks, vendors, and entertainment. www.adenamansion.com.

AUG. 29–SEPT. 2 – Easy Rider Rodeo, Ross Co. Fgds., 344 Fairgrounds Rd., Chillicothe, Thur. noon–1 a.m., Fri.– Sun. 9 a.m.–1 a.m., Mon. 9 a.m.–noon. Daily $25–$30; weekend passes available. Races, biker games, stunt shows, bike shows, contests, great music, and thousands of your closest biker friends. http://easyridersevents.com.

SEPT. 3–8 – Belmont County Fair, Belmont Co. Fgds., 45420 Roscoe Rd., St. Clairsville. General admission $10.

A family tradition since 1849. www.belmontcountyfair.org.

SEPT. 6–7 – Southern Ohio Storytelling Festival, Majestic Theatre Courtyard, 45 E. Second St., Chillicothe, 10 a.m.–10 p.m. $5–$10. Free performances Thur. evening, Sept. 5. The festival focuses on the timeless art of spinning tales, featuring concert performances by several highly acclaimed and award-winning storytellers. www.sostoryfest.com.

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12 free. $20 for 9-day pass. 937-548-5044 or www. darkecountyfair.com.

AUG. 17 – Annual Farm Toy Show, Highland Co. Fgds., 9447 Smart Rd., Hillsboro, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. Sponsored by Southwestern Ohio Farm Toy Collectors Club. 937-3933215 or 937-393-1259 (Donald Kelley).

AUG. 24 – Archaeology Day, Serpent Mound, 3850 OH73, Peebles, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Free admission; $8 parking fee. Collections on display, archaeological lectures, and demonstrations of American Indian skills. http:// arcofappalachia.org/archaeology-day.

AUG. 24 – Music at the Mound with Steve Free, Serpent Mound, 3850 OH-73, Peebles, 1 p.m. Free admission; $8 parking fee. http://arcofappalachia.org/steve-free.

AUG. 24 – Tour De Donut, downtown Troy. A fun, unique bicycle event, where your ability to eat donuts is just as important as your ability to ride your bicycle fast!

Kick off the weekend on Aug. 23 with the Donut Jam in downtown Troy, 5–10:30 p.m. www.thetourdedonut.com.

AUG. 24 – Tipp City Trans Am Cruise In, 6 S. 3rd St., Tipp City, 5–9 p.m. Free admission. Registration 5–7 p.m. ($10); awards and door prizes at 8:30 p.m. Dash plaques to first 250 entries. Open only to Firebirds, Formulas, Firehawks, Trans Ams, and GTAs. Trophies awarded. . www.homegrowngreat.com/event.

AUG. 30 – Bluegrass Night at Fibonacci Brewing Company, 1445 Compton Rd., Cincinnati, 7–9 p.m.

Free admission. An evening of lively bluegrass music performed by Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass.

Food and beverages available for purchase. 513-8321422 or http://fibbrew.com.

AUG. 31–SEPT. 2 – Fort Rowdy Gathering, Covington Community Park, 140 W. Broadway St., Covington, Sat. 10 a.m.–8 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.–7:30 p.m., Mon. 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Free. Experience what life was like in a small, bustling village in the late 1700s and early 1800s. Cross the footbridge and enter the mountainman encampments of old. 937-473-5439 or www.fortrowdy.org.

SEPT. 6 – Bluegrass at Vinoklet Art and Wine Festival, 11069 Colerain Ave.. Cincinnati, 7 p.m. Free admission and parking. Opening night features Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass. Ticketed activities include wine tasting, food booths, and beer vendors. Enjoy an evening of dancing, singing, shopping, and having fun in one of the most beautiful places in Cincinnati! 513-385-9309, vinokletwinery@fuse.net, or www.vinokletwines.com.

SEPT. 6–8 – Clinton County Corn Festival, Clinton Co. Fgds., 958 W. Main St., Wilmington. $4, under 12 free; weekend pass $7. Featuring Case and related companies.

Corn Olympics, antique tractor pulls, horse pulls, antique cars and trucks, hit and miss engines, steam engines, demos, food, crafts, quilt show, and more. 937-383-5676 (Dale Mayer) or www.cornfestivalonline.com.

SEPT. 12–15 – Old Timers Days Festival, 123 N. Main St., Peebles, Thur. 6–10 p.m., Fri./Sat. 11 a.m.–11 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Free admission. Street fair with craft and vendor booths, 5K run, car show, grand parade, and Lions Club baked goods auction. Inflatables, contests, kids’ events, pet parade, and local bands. 937-587-3749 or https://oldtimersdaysfestival.yolasite.com.

market is also open every Wed. 4–7 p.m. at North 3rd Street. www.zanesvillefarmersmarket.org.

THROUGH OCT. 27 – Rock Mill Weekends, Stebelton Park at Rock Mill, 1429 Rockmill Place NW, Lancaster, every Sat. and Sun. 12–4 p.m. Free. Tour the restored 1824 gristmill, walk on the iconic Rock Mill Covered Bridge, and enjoy Hocking River Falls. 740-681-7249 or www.fairfieldcountyparks.org.

AUG. 11–17 – Muskingum County Fair, Muskingum Co. Fgds., 1300 Pershing Rd., Zanesville. Information and schedule available at www.muskingumcofair.com.

AUG. 14, 30, SEPT. 4, 14 – Lorena Sternwheeler Dinner Cruise, Zanesville, 6–8 p.m. $35. Board at Zane’s THROUGH AUG. 31 – Music Machine Trail, uptown Landing Park located on the west end of Market Street.

Marysville. Twelve different vintage coin-operated music Reservations required at least 48 hours in advance. machines, ranging in age from 107 years old to newly Children’s menu available. 800-743-2303 or www. built in 2015, on display at a variety of businesses. Trail facebook.com/LorenaSternwheeler. guide available at participating businesses, or online at AUG. 16–17 – Carroll Community Festival, downtown www.visitunioncountyohio.org/music-machine-trail.

Carroll. Free admission. Parade Sat. at 10 a.m. www.

THROUGH SEPT. 7 – Ohio Annual Art Exhibition, carrollareahistoricalsociety.weebly.com.

Zanesville Museum of Art, 620 Military Rd., Zanesville, AUG. 16–18 – Fairfield County Antique Tractor Club Wed., Fri./Sat. 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Thur. 10 a.m.–7:30 p.m.

Tractor and Truck Show, Fairfield Co. Fgds., 157 E. Fair www.zanesvilleart.org.

Ave., Lancaster. Free admission and parking. Featuring THROUGH SEPT. 15 – “Blooms and Butterflies,” Allis Chalmers and hit-miss engines. All makes welcome.

Franklin Park Conservatory, 1777 E. Broad St., Columbus, Flea market, craft show, demos, and field games. Kiddie 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Hundreds of colorful butterflies fly freely tractor pull and antique tractor pulls Sat.; garden tractor in the Pacific Island Water Garden, a tropical haven filled pulls Sun. Pancake breakfast Sat. morning. 740-304-4170 with bright nectar blooms. Daily butterfly releases at 1 and (Geb Bader) or 740-407-2347 (Doug Shaw).

3 p.m. 614-715-8000 or www.fpconservatory.org.

AUG. 16–18 – Coshocton Sunflower Festival, THROUGH OCT. 26 – Delaware Farmers Market, N. Coshocton KOA, 24688 Co. Rd. 10, Coshocton, Fri. 4–9 Sandusky St. (between William and Winter), Delaware, p.m., Sat./Sun. 10 a.m.–9 p.m. Tickets must be purchased Wed. 3–6 p.m., Sat. 9–12 p.m. 740-362-6050 or www. online; discounts available. The 4-acre field features mainstreetdelaware.com/event/farmers-market.

44 varieties of sunflowers, along with live music, kids’ activities, vendors, and special events. 740-502-9245 or THROUGH OCT. 26 – Zanesville Farmers Market, www.coshoctonsunflowerfestival.com.

Muskingum Co. Fgds., 1300 Pershing Rd., Zanesville, every Sat. 9 a.m.–12 p.m. June through September, the AUG. 25 – Pedals, Pipes, and Pizza, Marion Palace Theatre, 276 W. Center St., Marion, 3 p.m. We’re turning

back the hands of time as we celebrate the marvels of the theatre’s Mighty Wurlitzer Organ with organist Dave Calendine. $18 includes pizza. 740-383-2101 or www. marionpalace.org.

AUG. 31 – Vendor and Craft Fair, Lancaster Campground, 2151 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.

Sponsored by Fairfield County Genealogical Research Library. Numerous vendors, bake sale, and refreshments.

740-653-2573.

SEPT. 5–7 – Marion Popcorn Festival, downtown Marion, 11 a.m.–midnight. Free admission. Parade Thur. 6 p.m. Concerts, rides, games, arts and crafts, 5K run/walk, food, and, of course, popcorn for all! 740-387-FEST (3378) or www.popcornfestival.com.

SEPT. 6–7 – Lithopolis Honeyfest, Columbus St., Lithopolis, Fri. 3–7 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.–7 p.m. Honey tasting, honey bake-off, queen and princess contest, demos and bee education, mead competition, honey beer garden, free kids’ crafts, and much more. 614-8297355 or www.lithopolishoneyfest.com.

SEPT. 7 – Duck Derby and Horse Show Open House, 2795 N. Moose Eye Rd., Norwich, 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Raffles, silent auctions, food, kids’ farm experience. Benefits Breaking Free Therapeutic Riding Center. 740-607-8425 or www.breakingfreeriding.org.

SEPT. 8 – American Primate Educational Sanctuary Fundraiser, 8380 Kennedy Rd., Blacklick, noon–4 p.m. $7. (Rain date: Sept. 15.) Meet and feed the white-handed gibbon apes, an endangered species. Fun for all ages, with games, crafts, and balloon artist. apesohio.weebly.com.

SEPT. 13–15 – Country Living Fair, Ohio Village, 800 E. 17th Ave., Columbus, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Advance tickets $13–$30; after Sept. 12, $18–$40. Antiques, vintage items, handcrafted goods, art, home decor, and so much more. https://www.countryliving.com/life/a4125/countryliving-fair-columbus.

THROUGH AUG. 27 – Movies in the Park, The Park at Liberty Center, 7100 Foundry Row, Liberty, 8–11 p.m. Free. www.liberty-center.com.

THROUGH SEPT. 13 – Sculptures on the Square, Prouty Plaza, downtown Troy. Twenty Seward Johnson sculptures and other works of art by regional artists.

937-339-5455.

THROUGH SEPT. 26 – Uptown Music Concert Series, Uptown Park, Oxford, every Thur. 7–9:30 p.m. Free. 513523-8687 or www.enjoyoxford.org.

AUG. 9 – Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass, Oxford Community Ctr., 10 S. College Ave., Oxford, 7:30–9 p.m.

Free. Lively bluegrass music and entertaining novelty songs. 513-524-8506, info@oxarts.org, or www.oxarts.org.

AUG. 16–24 – The Great Darke County Fair, Darke Co. Fgds., 800 Sweltzer St., Greenville. $7, under

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2. Kole Lemley and his cousin, Willow Huston, sitting on the bank of the pond watching Remington the black Lab. Phyllis Levy South Central Power Company member 3. Our son, Pierce, and our dog, Ryder, taking a break on a hot summer day!

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4. This was a puppy who hitched a ride in a backpack, too tired to hike!

Michelle Wittensoldner Frontier Power Company member 5. Charlie the beagle enjoying a fresh ear of corn, right out of the garden!

Jamie Wagner Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative member 6. Our sweet grandson, JC, checking out the tadpoles near the edge of the lake, while our beloved dog, Macy, keeps a close watch.

Chris and Christine Starr Carroll Electric Cooperative members 7. Three pups patiently waiting for their owner to take them out for a day on Lake Erie.

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8. Oti sunning himself on the dock by the pond. What a life!

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FARM SCIENCE REVIEW September 17–19, 2019

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It’s a fun, educational event for farmers and non-farmers alike.

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