Ohio Cooperative Living - March 2019 - Washington

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Maple syrup time ALSO INSIDE What’s it take to be a co-op trustee?

A century of the iconic KitchenAids Saving forests, one parcel at a time

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INSIDE HIGHLIGHT 10 MAPLE SYRUP TIME As the days get longer, those telltale

clouds of steam start rising from sugar shacks everywhere.

FEATURES 24 FOREST FLYERS

The most common type of squirrel in our state is one that most Ohioans have never seen.

31 MISSION TO PRESERVE Arc of Appalachia’s mission is to make sure Ohio’s undeveloped forest land stays that way, in perpetuity.

Cover image on most issues: Sap buckets hanging from sugar maples are a sure sign of spring. Outdoors Editor Chip Gross takes a look at some Ohio sugar bush operations in Woods, Waters, and Wildlife on page 10.

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hey say that March comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.

However, the opposite holds true for Ohio Cooperative Living. This month marks the two-year anniversary of the publication’s debut, when we quietly but deliberately retired the magazine’s predecessor in favor of a contemporary redesign, a closer focus on our members, and, most notably, a new name. Even though the evolution was the result of considerable reader input and with the approval of Ohio’s 24-member electric cooperative network, we held our breath when the March 2017 issue was unveiled in your mailboxes — would our loyal readers notice the difference, and would you like it?

You did, and you do. Apparently, the electric cooperative industry took notice as well. We’re honored that Ohio Cooperative Living has been selected as the 2018 recipient of the George W. Haggard Memorial Journalism Award. An annual distinction presented by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association and named for the first editor of the Texas statewide periodical, the award recognizes an electric cooperative statewide consumer publication that best presents “lucid, forthright contributions to electric cooperative objectives.” I couldn’t agree more.

Congratulations and “hats off” to: Managing Editor Jeff McCallister Associate Editor Rebecca Seum Associate Editor Samantha Kuhn Graphic Designer Anita Cook Communications Director Patrick Higgins Vice President of Statewide Services Doug Miller

Ohio Cooperative Living is a true collaborative effort among the Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives staff, our member cooperatives, and our readers — the 1 million consumer-members whom we’re privileged to serve. Thank you for allowing us a peek inside your lives and the pleasure of producing a magazine that celebrates the best of electric cooperatives — you.

Happy reading.

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

Ohio Cooperative Living is a true collaborative effort among the Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives staff, our member cooperatives, and our readers.

March 2019 • Volume 61, No. 6

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Columbus, OH 43229 614-846-5757 memberinteract@ohioec.org www.ohioec.org Patrick O’Loughlin President & CEO

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Jeff McCallister Managing Editor

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Anita Cook Graphic Designer Contributors: Celeste Baumgartner, Colleen Romick Clark, W.H. “Chip” Gross, Catherine Murray, James Proffitt, and Damaine Vonada.

OHIO COOPERATIVE LIVING (USPS 134-760; ISSN 2572-049X) is published monthly by Ohio Rural Elec­tric Co­op­eratives, Inc. It is the official com­mun­ication 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.

MORE INSIDE DEPARTMENTS 4 POWER LINES

TRUSTED VOICES: Cooperative trustees are motivated by a desire to help their communities.

6 #WHOPOWERSYOU: Two winners of Touchstone Energy’s national contest hail from the Buckeye State.

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OHIO ICON A CENTURY OF KITCHENAID: The Ohio-made stand mixer, one of the most iconic kitchen gadgets there is, turns 100 this year.

12 CO-OP PEOPLE

PEDAL PUSHERS: One cooperative couple’s love for adventure takes them cross-country on a tandem bicycle.

15 GOOD EATS GRIDDLE GOODIES: Take those same-old breakfast standbys to

the next level with a few surprise ingredients.

18 CO-OP SPOTLIGHT

PIONEER ELECTRIC: The nation’s first electric cooperative is a celebrity among co-ops, if there can be such a thing.

19 LOCAL PAGES For all advertising inquiries, contact

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News and important information from your electric cooperative.

28 IN THE GARDEN EASY EGGPLANT: Plant your own and enjoy them all summer!

38 CALENDAR The fact that a product is advertised in Ohio Cooperative Living should not be taken as an en­dorse­ment. If you find an advertisement mis­leading or a product unsatisfactory, please not­ify us or the Ohio Attorney General’s Of­fi ce, Consumer Protection Sec­tion, 30 E. Broad St., Col­um­bus, OH 43215.

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WHAT’S HAPPENING: March/April events and other things to do.

40 MEMBER INTERACTIVE CHANGE IN THE WEATHER: Readers share some dramatic photos.

IN THIS ISSUE New London (p.4) Rio Grande (p.4, 24) Kenton (p.4) Piqua (p.4, 6, 18) Kalida (p.6) Greenville (p.8) Chardon (p.10) Mount Gilead (p.12) Bainbridge (p.31) MARCH 2019 • OHIO COOPERATIVE LIVING 3

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STRONG VOICES GUIDING HANDS Cooperative trustees are motivated by desire to help their communities

BY JEFF MCCALLISTER

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ohn Martin braved one of those arctic January Ohio mornings to come from his home near New London to Columbus for training that would help him in his newest position.

Martin, a retired CSX signaling supervisor, had been elected to the Firelands Electric Cooperative board of directors only a few months earlier. Since a director’s decisions impact issues such as service rates, rights-of-way, and work plans, it’s a position of great responsibility. It requires people who understand their community’s needs and have a desire to serve the cooperative consumer-members’ best interests.

The class Martin and other directors and trustees from around the state were attending was designed specifically to help them think about strategic planning.

“When the cooperative’s members look at our trustees, they might not realize all the things that go into the job,” Martin says. “All of us in here took this job so we can help our cooperative and help our community, and we take these classes to make sure we know what we need to so we can do the best job possible.”

About 40 trustees from around the state came for that day’s class. They came from diverse backgrounds — teachers, retirees, homemakers, engineers, you name it — but they all came for that same reason.

“I think the main reason you become a trustee is because you’re community-minded, and you feel like you can help improve the quality of life for the people around you,” says Roberta Duncan, a trustee at Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative in Rio Grande. “That’s what the coop is there for, really, not just to provide electricity, but

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to make the whole community a better place, and the trustees have to play a big part in that.”

Mark Bailey spent 40 years working in the electric utility industry, including many of those for co-ops in different parts of the country.

“In my case, I was looking for a way to give back to my community and my industry,” says Bailey, who is first vice chair of the board at Pioneer Electric Cooperative in Piqua. “I think that good board members have to be good listeners so they know what the members are thinking, and they have to be willing to work hard for the good of the cooperative and all its members.”

Brice Turner says being elected to the board at Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative in Kenton was eye-opening.

“Looking at the board from outside, you see the trustees having their meetings and maybe being out in the community, but there’s a lot more to the job than those things,” he says. “You have to make sure you understand all the issues that you deal with, so you put in a lot of time doing your own research or coming to these education and training sessions. It’s a lot of work, but not many people know or understand that’s part of being a trustee.”

Bailey also says there’s nothing special about the people who take on the responsibility, other than their willingness to do so. “Everyone around the board table at every cooperative is a member, just like every other member,” he says. “We all get our electric service from the cooperative, and that’s important because everyone should know that our decisions affect us just as much as they affect everyone else.”

Mark Bailey Pioneer Electric Cooperative “Directors bring their own life experience to this job, and all those different ideas and perspectives help us to enact policies that could potentially keep our community strong.”

Roberta Duncan Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative “As an educator, I came into my job as a director with an understanding of the importance of electricity and technology in our everyday lives and that’s motivated me to push the cooperative to stay as current and modern as we can possibly be.”

Brice Turner Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative “From the start, the co-ops had directors who thought about both short-term and long-term goals, and that helped them get where they are today. Now it’s my job to do the same thing and set the stage for the future.”

John Martin Firelands Electric Cooperative “I’ve always been someone who was asking whether there was a better way of doing something, and I think trustees should always think that way, always be on the lookout for ways to improve the cooperative.”

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wo Ohio electric cooperative nominees have been named winners in a national contest by Touchstone Energy Cooperatives, the nationwide alliance of more than 730 consumer-owned electric cooperatives. Touchstone sponsors the #WhoPowersYou contest to honor co-op members for demonstrating their concern for their respective communities, which is one of Touchstone’s core values. The awards come with cash prizes to help the winners continue their valuable work.

Grand-prize winners: Bob and Midge Custer, Pioneer Electric Cooperative Pioneer Electric Cooperative members Bob and Midge Custer of Woodstock, Ohio, were named the grandprize winners from more than 300 entries nationwide.

The Custers operate Downsize Farm, a Medicaidcertified agency that helps those with developmental disabilities to “learn by doing.” The Custers know there are providers in larger cities with good services, but they strongly believe that local individuals should experience their own communities — and in Champaign County and four surrounding counties served by Downsize Farm, those communities are rural.

The Custers and their more than 30 employees aim to allow those with disabilities to act not only as consumers but also as contributors. A staff member works with each client individually to determine his or her interests and connect them with productive activities, including volunteer initiatives, that can translate into real jobs.

In addition, Downsize Farm’s “Just Right Jobs” program focuses on supported employment positions and allows local, community-based businesses to hire Downsize Farm clients. Bob, Midge, and their team are making a true impact.

Midge and Bob Custer, of Woodstock, Ohio, operate Downsize Farm.

Touchstone Energy Cooperatives is a national network of electric cooperatives that provides resources and leverages partnerships to help member cooperatives and their employees better engage and serve their members. By working together, Touchstone Energy cooperatives stand as a source of power and information every day.

Third-place winner: Ronnie Kahle Sr., Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative Ronnie Kahle Sr., the third-place national winner, has dedicated his retirement years to volunteering in his hometown of Kalida. In addition to Lions Club activities and fundraising, volunteering for the Pioneer Days festival, and other community service projects, Kahle has been instrumental in the development of Four Seasons Park and the Plum Creek Nature Area in Kalida. He’s been involved with this extensive community project for the past decade, arranging the purchase of the properties and designing and constructing the 80-acre park — including installing the underground utilities and overseeing construction of buildings.

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Ronnie Kahle Sr., of Kalida, is a member of Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative.

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KITCHENAID STAND MIXER Greenville

BY DAMAINE VONADA

Location: The only place in the world where KitchenAid stand mixers are produced is the KitchenAid factory at 1701 KitchenAid Way in Greenville.

Provenance: After observing a baker hand-mix dough in 1908, Herbert Johnston, an engineer at Hobart Manufacturing in Troy, devised the first electric mixer for commercial use. His Model H stand mixer debuted in 1914 and was quickly adopted by professional bakers and even by the U.S. Navy, which made it standard equipment on ships. Because of the Model H’s success, Hobart launched a smaller version — Model H-5 — for home cooks in 1919.

A pioneering appliance, the H-5 employed “planetary action,” an innovative and exclusive feature that turns the beater in one direction as it simultaneously circles the bowl in the opposite direction. The mixer also had slicer and juicer attachments that converted it into a versatile “food preparer.” Wives of Hobart executives tested the H-5 in their own kitchens, and after one of them described it as “the best kitchen aid I have ever had,” the KitchenAid brand was born.

KitchenAid’s recipe for success continued in the 1930s, when famed industrial designer Egmont Arens created the Model K, a lighter, lower-cost mixer with a streamlined shape that became the archetype for future stand mixer silhouettes. After World War II, production moved to Greenville, where in addition to standard white, KitchenAid rolled out stand mixers in five new colors — petal pink, island green, sunny yellow, satin chrome, and antique copper — in 1955.

Whirlpool Corporation acquired KitchenAid in 1986 and subsequently constructed the state-of-the-art facility where millions of KitchenAid stand mixers and other small appliances are manufactured annually.

Significance: A hundred years after introducing the first home stand mixer, KitchenAid is the world’s leading mixer brand. Now made in 84 colors, KitchenAid stand mixers are available in 115 countries and sell at the rate of five per minute.

Currently: To celebrate the stand mixer’s centennial, KitchenAid is providing two limited-edition mixers in Misty Blue, a retro color with a hint of green. One model comes with a ceramic bowl ($649.99), while the other has a white-coated stainless-steel bowl ($519.99).

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It’s a little-known fact that: The KitchenAid mixer factory offers tours, and in downtown Greenville, the KitchenAid Experience retail center carries a complete line of stand mixers and other countertop appliances.

For additional information about the KitchenAid stand mixer and other products, visit www.kitchenaid.com. To learn about factory tours and the KitchenAid Experience, call 800-961-0959 or 888-8868318 or click on www.kitchenaid.com/experience-retail-center.

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WOODS, WATERS, AND WILDLIFE

Maple syrup time!

High-tech or low-tech, the syrup is just as sweet STORY AND PHOTOS BY W.H. “CHIP” GROSS

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hen billowing clouds of steam begin rising from family sugar bush operations that dot the landscape this time of year, you know two things: Winter’s grip is finally beginning to ease a bit, and underneath all that steam is one of the tastiest treats there is.

Poured over pancakes or drizzled over ice cream, there is no better seasonal treat than pure Ohio maple syrup, and Geauga County produces more of the stuff than any other county in the state. The two main reasons: many mature sugar maple trees and many Amish farms — most of which operate a sugar bush.

Gary McDonald is not Amish, but his family’s farm near Chardon has produced maple syrup for five generations.

“We gave up gathering sap in buckets years ago and now tap our trees with plastic tubing,” McDonald says. “Other

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than that, we’re pretty much a low-tech operation. We light our sugar house at night with lanterns and still fire our evaporator with wood.” In fact, it takes cords and

Clockwise, from lower-left: Gordon McDonald checks a sap bucket on his brother Gary’s farm near Chardon; Tessa Baker stokes the evaporator fire in the McDonald family’s sugar shack; the finished product flows on the McDonald farm; Daniel McFerren checks and adjusts his state-ofthe-art fuel-oil evaporator at his family’s operation in Richland County; center: a sugar shack, with cords and cords of wood stacked outside, goes full steam at Malabar Farm State Park.

cords of wood. Maple sap usually contains only about 2 percent sugar, so 40 to 50 gallons of sap must be boiled to produce just a gallon of syrup.

The McDonald family makes several hundred gallons of maple syrup each year, the sale of which supplements their farm income during the slower months. “We also do it for fun,” McDonald says. “It’s a family tradition we hope to continue long into the future.” A second sugar house is operated next door by McDonald’s nephew, Adam McKinney.

McDonald recently took steps to make sure their family tradition will continue, by placing his 200 acres into long-term conservation easements with the Western Reserve Land Conservancy. The agreement ensures that the land will remain as fields and forests permanently.

A few counties to the southwest, the McFerren family has also been making maple syrup for generations, but their operation is decidedly more high-tech. Recently relocating their facility from Morrow County to Richland County, they not only tap trees using plastic tubing but also extract sap from their maple trees via a vacuum system. “It doesn’t harm the trees, and we get more sap that way,” says Jim McFerren.

“Once the sap arrives at our sugar house, we run it through a reverse-osmosis machine to remove much of the water before we boil,” says McFerren. “We no longer use wood to fire our evaporator as we did at our old sugar house; instead, we now use fuel oil.”

The McFerrens’ large, new evaporator is state of the art, saving them both time and labor. “Three of us — my two sons and I — can run the entire operation,” McFerren says.

“Before, it took half a dozen people, and no more boiling into the wee hours of the morning. We can now get the same amount of syrup made in a relatively few hours.”

The McFerrens, Consolidated Cooperative members, produce anywhere from 1,500 to 2,000 gallons or more of maple syrup each year.

One of life’s true pleasures is tasting fresh maple syrup — nature’s natural nectar — still warm from the evaporator. If you’ve never experienced such a delight, many state and local parks offer maple syrup-making demonstrations and festivals this time of year. Don’t put off your visit, as the season usually lasts only a month or less. “When the spring peepers begin singing,” McFerren says, “sugar season is about over.”

W.H. “CHIP” GROSS is Ohio Cooperative Living’s outdoors editor; he may be reached at whchipgross@gmail.com.

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CO-OP PEOPLE

Pedal Pushers

BY W.H. “CHIP” GROSS

L

ike many middle-aged married couples, Consolidated Cooperative members Bruce and Karen Beck of Mount Gilead enjoy long, leisurely bike rides together.

Their rides, however, are a little longer than most — the last one covered 6,500 miles and took four months to complete.

They have another such ride scheduled later this year.

In May 2014, the Becks boarded a train bound for Seattle, Washington, packing along their da Vinci tandem bicycle, then biked down the Pacific Coast Highway to San Francisco. From there, they headed east and north, pedaling all the way to Nova Scotia, Canada, then south to their final destination, Boston.

Bruce made his first cross-country bike trip — Maine to California — in 1981. “When I first met Karen, I told her about that trip and suggested that one day we might make a cross-country ride together. She was totally against it.”

“I just couldn’t imagine myself riding all the way across the U.S. on a bicycle,” Karen says. It took 20 years to talk her into it. “I looked at the trip as an escape,” she says.

“Our family was going through troubled times, and I needed to get away for a while.”

The Becks averaged 50 to 60 miles per day, usually riding six days per week and avoiding large metropolitan areas whenever possible. Self-contained, they carried everything from clothing, a tent, and camping gear to food and repair equipment in their bike packs. “We tried keeping the total weight of our gear down to 80 pounds,” Bruce says.

Surprisingly, they only had five flat tires during that coastto-coast trip. “But three of those five flats happened on

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the same day, in Wyoming,” says Bruce. “We think it was asphalt shards we were continually running over.”

Asked about their most dangerous encounters while on the road, the Becks mention two. “Logging trucks passing us on the narrow roads and switchbacks of the Pacific Northwest were always scary,” Karen says. “An 18-wheeler semi driver with an attitude in Iowa forced us off the road. We didn’t crash, thankfully, but that Iowa incident was a very close call. It shook both of us up pretty bad.”

As for the highlights of the trip, Karen says, “The many natural wonders of America — God’s creation — was definitely a highlight, especially the California redwoods.” Bruce also points to the people they met along the way: “We came across people from all cultures and walks of life. A few folks even became our friends who we still keep in touch with. Our bike just seems to be a magnet; everywhere we stop, people walk over and want to talk. Some people even invited us to their homes for a hot shower, a meal, or even an overnight stay. It might sound cliché, but the trip really renewed our faith in humanity.”

The Becks are looking forward to their upcoming trip, planning

on hitting the road again this summer.

Their previous route took them across the northern states, but this next one, officially known as the Southern Tier Bike Route, begins in southern California and ends in St. Augustine, Florida, requiring about two and a half months to complete.

“With no set schedule, there is a sense of freedom on the road that you don’t experience in any other way,” says Karen. “On a bike, you’re moving at a pace much slower than in a vehicle, seeing the details of the natural world, sleeping under the stars, dealing with weather changes. It’s a very primitive type of travel; you literally take your life one day at a time.”

If a long-distance bike trip with your spouse sounds enticing, Karen adds this last bit of sobering advice. “A crosscountry bicycle trip — especially on a tandem — is either a marriage maker or marriage breaker,” she says. “Bruce and I certainly had our moments, but we also know that our marriage is stronger for having done it.”

Karen and Bruce Beck of Mount Gilead have ridden from sea to shining sea on their tandem bicycle and are preparing for a second crosscountry trip later this year.

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GOOD EATS

Goodies

from the

GRIDDLE Take the same-old pancakes, waffles, and the like to the next level with a few unexpected — and delicious — additions.

CHAI SPICED WAFFLES Prep: 10 minutes | Cook: 15 minutes | Servings: 6 1/2 teaspoon white pepper 2 cups all-purpose flour 1/4 cup packed brown sugar 31/2 teaspoons baking powder 2 large eggs 2 teaspoons cinnamon 2 cups whole milk 2 teaspoons ginger 1/2 cup vegetable oil 1 teaspoon cardamom 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 teaspoon cloves 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg Preheat the waffle maker. In a large bowl, sift flour, baking powder, and spices. In a separate bowl, mix brown sugar, eggs, milk, oil, and vanilla. Incorporate dry ingredients into wet ingredients. Spray waffle maker with nonstick cooking spray. Bake according to manufacturer’s directions, until golden brown. Top with your favorite waffle toppings, like banana slices and whipped cream.

Per serving: 420 calories; 23 grams fat (6 grams saturated fat); 45 grams total carbs; 2 grams fiber; 9 grams protein.

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GRAND MARNIER AND BRIE FRENCH TOAST Prep: 5 minutes | Cook: 15 minutes | Servings: 12 1/4 cup packed brown sugar 2 teaspoons vanilla 1 teaspoon cinnamon, divided 1/2 cup powdered sugar 1/4 teaspoon salt 4 eggs 1 tablespoon water 1 cup skim milk 1 cup pecans 12 slices bread (thick, such as Texas toast or brioche) 8 tablespoons unsalted butter 7 ounces brie cheese, sliced ½ cup Grand Marnier (or other orange liqueur) In a small saucepan, heat brown sugar, 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon, salt, and water until liquid and smooth. Toss in pecans to coat. Spread pecans out on a baking sheet to cool. Set aside.

In a small saucepan, gently heat butter until melted. Whisk in Grand Marnier, vanilla, and powdered sugar until smooth.

In a shallow container, whisk together eggs, milk, and 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon. Heat a lightly oiled skillet (or griddle) over medium-high heat.

Quickly coat enough bread slices to fill skillet. Cook until golden brown on each side, 2 to 3 minutes. Top with slices of brie and candied pecans and drizzle with Grand Marnier sauce. Serve immediately.

Per serving: 558 calories; 43 grams fat (18 grams saturated fat); 30 grams total carbs; 2.5 grams fiber; 15.5 grams protein.

LIGHT LAVENDER AND LEMON PANCAKES Prep: 20 minutes | Cook: 20 minutes | Servings: 4 (12 medium pancakes) 4 eggs, separated 3/4 cup fresh lemon juice 1 cup ricotta cheese 1/2 cup sugar 3/4 cup milk 1 to 2 tablespoons cornstarch 2 tablespoons vegetable oil 1 to 2 tablespoons water 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 cup all-purpose flour 1/2 teaspoon lavender buds (more 1/2 teaspoon baking soda for sprinkling) 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon grated lemon zest 2 tablespoons sugar 1 pint blueberries (optional) Heat lemon juice in a small saucepan over medium heat. Add sugar and stir until dissolved. In a small bowl, mix cornstarch with water until a paste is formed. Add a little cornstarch paste to the lemon mixture until it thickens into a syrup, 1 to 2 minutes. Remove from heat, set aside.

In a large bowl, sift flour, baking soda, salt, and sugar. In a separate bowl, whisk egg yolks, ricotta cheese, milk, oil, and vanilla. Add flour mixture to egg mixture and stir until well blended. Lightly muddle or chop lavender buds and add to the mixture along with lemon zest. Let batter sit 15 minutes. In another bowl, whisk egg whites until stiff peaks form (7 to 10 minutes). Fold into batter.

Heat a nonstick skillet or griddle over medium heat. Working in batches, form each pancake by spooning batter onto skillet. Cook until most of the air bubbles have popped, then flip and cook until pancakes are easy to remove with a spatula, about 5 minutes total.

Drizzle with lemon sauce and sprinkle with lavender and blueberries.

Per serving: 538 calories; 18 grams fat (7 grams saturated fat); 77 grams total carbs; 3.6 grams fiber; 18.5 grams protein.

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SMOKED SALMON AND HOLLANDAISE CREPES Prep: 10 minutes | Cook: 30 minutes | Servings: 4 to 6 4 tablespoons unsalted butter 1 tablespoon olive oil dash cayenne pepper 1 bunch asparagus spears dash salt 1/2 teaspoon garlic salt 2 eggs 4 egg yolks 11/2 cups milk 1 tablespoon fresh lemon juice In a large skillet, heat olive oil. Add asparagus and garlic salt.

Cook on medium high until tender and lightly charred.

In a heat-safe bowl, whisk 4 egg yolks and lemon juice until thickened and doubled in volume. In a small saucepan, melt butter, being careful not to overheat. Add a small spoonful of melted butter to the egg mixture and whisk until fully incorporated. Continue adding butter to egg mixture one spoonful at a time, whisking constantly so eggs won’t curdle.

Once butter is incorporated, return the sauce to saucepan and cook on very low heat, stirring constantly for 30 seconds. If sauce isn’t thick enough, heat slightly longer. Remove from heat and whisk in dash of cayenne and salt.

1 tablespoon vegetable oil 1/4 teaspoon salt 1 cup all-purpose flour 4 ounces smoked salmon fresh dill, for garnish

In a measuring cup with a spout, mix eggs, milk, oil, salt, and flour with a fork (or immersion blender) until smooth. Heat a 12-inch round crepe maker or nonstick skillet on medium. Pour 1/2 cup batter and spread out with a heatproof spatula until very thin or lift and rotate skillet until batter is spread to the edges. Cook 1 to 3 minutes. When the crepe easily releases with a spatula, flip and cook another minute. Transfer onto a plate. Repeat until batter is gone, carefully stacking crepes. Top each crepe with slice of salmon, asparagus spears, and a drizzle of hollandaise (if hollandaise is too thick, add a little bit of water and stir). Fold crepes into triangles or roll closed. Garnish with fresh dill. Serve hot or at room temperature.

Per serving: 453 calories; 28 grams fat (12 grams saturated fat); 32 grams total carbs; 2 grams fiber; 18 grams protein.

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CO-OP SPOTLIGHT

PIONEER ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE Service, generosity are traditions at the home of the first REA utility pole in the country Pioneer Electric Cooperative, based in Piqua, is a celebrity among cooperatives, if there can be such a thing. On Nov. 14, 1935, just six months after President Franklin Roosevelt’s executive order creating the Rural Electrification Administration, a crowd of more than 500 farmers, businessmen, and statesmen from around the country gathered in Piqua to watch workers set the first REA utility pole in the nation. Pioneer Electric has progressed since that day, in manner true to its name and its heritage as a trailblazer among cooperatives.

Tech innovators Pioneer is often at the forefront in the use of new technology for the good of its consumer-members. It was the first electric cooperative in the nation to test radiocontrolled management of members’ electric water heaters in an effort to hold the line on rising energy costs in the 1970s, and later was the first in the nation to offer use of the SmartHub app, giving members convenient account access, bill-pay options, and two-way communication with the coop. Pioneer also was an early adopter of the SCADA system and its advanced metering infrastructure (AMI), which both helps consumers better understand their energy use and improves the reliability of Pioneer’s electric service.

Diverse membership Based in Piqua, Pioneer Electric serves 16,754 consumermembers in 11 counties in the west-central part of the state.

The region relies strongly on agriculture, and like many cooperatives, many Pioneer members are farmers. Pioneer, however, boasts a diverse membership that includes several large industrial consumers such as a Honda engine plant in Anna, KTH Parts in St. Paris, the Upper Valley

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Medical Center in Troy, and Proctor and Gamble’s logistics and distribution center in Union. It also serves tourist destinations such as Cedar Bog Nature Preserve, Lake Loramie State Park, and Charleston Falls Preserve. Pioneer even provides the electrical service at the annual three-day Country Concert in Fort Loramie each July.

Part of the community The cooperative’s 61 employees are actively involved in the communities they serve. They’ve rallied together to purchase gifts for area families in need for more than 25 years, and the co-op’s “Powering Possibilities” committee has coordinated donations to the local Alzheimer’s Association, area food pantries, and Pink Ribbon Girls, which supports the fight against breast and reproductive cancers.

“Great employees lead to great service,” says Pioneer CEO Ron Salyer. “Our employees continually show their generosity not only through their contributions but also through the extra efforts made outside their normal dayto-day duties to demonstrate their commitment to the communities that we serve.”

WASHINGTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES

MESSAGE FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER

STRENGTH IN NUMBERS

I

am often asked what the difference is between an electric cooperative and any other electric utility.

The poles and transformers look the same, and the kilowatts powering homes and businesses are the same.

and difference in your life, we also draw strength from fellow electric cooperatives across Ohio and the country.

So, what’s the difference?

Washington Electric Cooperative is one of 25 electric cooperatives in Ohio and among about 900 nationwide. Through our membership in the statewide services organization, Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives, we work with other co-ops to cost-effectively serve Ohio co-op members.

Simply put, a cooperative is a not-for-profit business voluntarily owned and controlled by the people who use its services. Unlike investor-owned utilities, Washington Electric Cooperative is operated by and for people in the communities we serve. Our goal is to provide safe, reliable, and affordable power, not to make a profit.

But electric cooperative members share more than electricity. They share the same principles, and they work hard to improve the quality of life for all.

Just as we work to make sure that your membership in Washington Electric Cooperative provides a real value

Your thoughts and opinions about Washington Electric help us to serve you better.

Jeff Triplett GENERAL MANAGER

This partnership allows us to pool our resources and deliver high-quality services to co-op members, such as government advocacy, safety and management training, and Ohio Cooperative Living magazine.

Another reassuring and fundamental way that cooperatives support each other is the mutual aid we offer after natural disasters. Ohio’s electric cooperatives assist each other as well as cooperatives out of the state when major storms and outages strike.

Because the national network of transmission and distribution infrastructure owned by electric cooperatives is built to federal standards, line crews from any co-op in America can arrive on the scene ready to provide emergency support, secure in their knowledge of the system’s engineering. Each Ohio co-op ensures it has crews available for all local needs before committing resources to mutual aid requests.

This spring, Washington Electric Cooperative will be working with NRECA Market Research Services to complete a member satisfaction survey.

The surveys will be both by phone and email, but not everyone will be contacted. If you are contacted, we would greatly appreciate a few minutes of your time to share your opinions of the cooperative.

We strive to provide all members with safe, affordable, reliable, and clean electric service. By participating in the survey, you will help us make decisions that benefit you, your family, and your neighbors.

Thank you!

All information is confidential.

When Washington Electric Cooperative needs help, an entire network of cooperatives is ready to come to our aid.

And when we respond to other co-ops’ requests for help, our crews receive valuable experience that helps prepare them to respond when power outages happen here.

I appreciate you taking the time to read my comments, and I encourage you to reach out to me and the staff at Washington Electric Cooperative with any questions. This is your cooperative. And that makes all the difference.

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WASHINGTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES

Do we owe you money?

More than 3,000 names on unclaimed capital credits list The following is a list of former Washington Electric Cooperative members who are owed capital credits for their electricity purchases in 1974–1976 and 1979–1981 and for whom the cooperative no longer has valid mailing addresses. This publication is the first official notification for unclaimed credits from 1979–1981, and the final official notification for unclaimed credits for 1974–1976.

Before you call ...

With more than 3,000 names on this list, we anticipate a high volume of inquiries. We want to assist everyone who contacts us as efficiently as possible, so we ask that you carefully read the following guidelines.

If your name or your spouse’s name appears on the list, please contact our office.

If you find the name of someone you know, and that person is still alive, please have that person contact our office directly.

A B & S Oil Company, Huntington WV A C Moore & Sons, Salineville OH A.t.&T.long Lines Store, Louisville KY A-1 Oil Company, Marietta OH Aaron Oil & Gas Comp A, Wheeling WV Abbott Robert, Woodsfield OH Accrocca Patrick E, Winter Park FL Adams & Son Oil Well, Scio OH Adams E S, Amesville OH Adams George, Marietta OH Adams George T, Scio OH Adams Jean, Chillicothe OH Adar Oil Company, North Hills CA Addis Oil Company, Marietta OH Addlesburger Margaret, Marietta OH Adkins Hoyt, Newport OH Adkins John N, Whipple OH Adkins Roam, New Matamoras OH Aer Communications, Marietta OH Agin Emmett, Sarahsville OH Akg Oil And Gas, Minster OH Albrecht Robert, Sarahsville OH Albright Dennie, Beverly OH Alexander Bonnie, New Matamoras OH Alexander Charles, Lemoyne OH Alexander J Keith, Marietta OH Allanson 0 L, Akron OH Allberry William L, Stockport OH Allegheny Power, Greensburg PA Allen Daniel Sr, Lowell OH Allen Deborah, Reno OHio Allen Edward, Palmetto FL Allen Jerry T, Graysville OH Allen M D, Beverly OH Allen Vernard W, Hiram OH Allen Virginia, Lowell OH

Allender Hugh, Marietta OH Allender Janet, Chesterhill OH Allender Robert, Marietta OH Allison Eugene, East Canton OH Alloway Oil Co, New Matamoras OH Alvey Wayne, Stockport OH Ambrose George J, Clinton NY American Petroleum Inc, Marietta OH Amkram Rachel, Cambridge OH Amos Blake, Watertown OH Amos Mary E, Charlotte NC Anderson A H, Woodsfield OH Anderson Charles W, Marietta OH Anderson Chessie, Marietta OH Anderson James R, Seminole FL Anderson Kenneth, Waterford OH Anderson Nellie, Zanesville OH Anderson Ray C, Lowell OH Anderson Raymond, Barlow OH Andrecht Gerald E, Zanesville OH Andrecht John E, Shadyside OH Angelo Jude, Lowell OH Angus Edward, New Martinsville WV Angus Jean, Spring Hill FL Ankrom Paul, Punta Gorda FL Antill Aubrey, Graysville OH Antill Charles, Lower Salem OH Antill Edward E, Wingett Run OH Antill Gary, Bartlett OH Antill Henry Jr, Vincent OH Antill Oil Company, Rinard Mills OH Apperson Pauline, Senecaville OH Applachian Petroleum, Girard OH Appalachian Petroleum , Hartville OH Apple Gordon, Marietta OH Archer Audrey, Summerfield OH

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If you find the name of someone on this list whom you know to be deceased, the executor of his/her estate or the appointed agent should contact our office.

We have set up a special phone line for capital credit inquiries. Because we expect a high number of calls, you may need to leave a message. Please provide your name, the name of the person who appeared on the list, your relationship to that person, and a phone number where a member services representative may return your call. Please do not leave multiple messages. We will return your call as quickly as possible.

The processing of capital credit claims requires a small amount of paperwork. In certain cases, the cooperative’s board of trustees must approve the claim before it can be paid. The board meets once per month. For efficient processing, please follow the above guidelines. You can reach our capital credits department at 740-885-5922.

Archer Dale, Salesville OH Archer Glen, Caldwell OH Archer Howard, Senecaville OH Archer James E, Phoenix AZ Archer Joseph, Caldwell OH Archer Josephine, Marietta OH Archer Linda J, Sarahsville OH Archer Margaret, Scarsdale NY Archer Paul, Woodsfield OH Archer Ray C, Caldwell OH Archer Thomas A, Caldwell OH Archibald Mack, Caldwell OH Archibald Patrick T, Caldwell OH Archibald Shirley, Zanesville OH Arena Jack, Hinckley OH Armann Charles, Powhatan Point OH Armstrong Angela, Rinard Mills OH Armstrong Harry C, Rinard Mills OH Armstrong Richard, Waterford OH Arnold Alvin, Waterford OH Arnold Daniel J, Stockport OH Arnold Harold L, Waterford OH Arnold Herman, Caldwell OH Arnold Hettie J, Marietta OH Arnold Joe, Waterford OH Arnold Ronald L, Caldwell OH Ash Paul, Centerville OH Ash Stephen P, Marietta OH Ashcraft George W, Powhatan Point OH Ashcraft Roger, New Matamoras OH At&T Long Lines Store, Louisville KY Auberle William, Geneva IL Augenstein Robert G, Caldwell OH Ault Will, Cleveland OH Avago Oil Company, Marietta OH Ayers H M, Marietta OH

Ayers Kenneth, Macksburg OH Ayers Louie, Caldwell OH Ayers Rosalie, Sardis OH Ayers Sherman, Marietta OH Azar Anthony J, Little Hocking OH B & B Energy, Lower Salem OH B & V Oil Production, Hannibal OH Babcock Robert A, Reno OH Bachelor Alton, Stockport OH Bachelor Dayton, Marietta OH Bachelor Donald, Cleves OH Bachelor Kenneth, Stockport OH Bachelor R C, Marietta OH Bachelor W R, Marietta OH Bailes Lela, Marietta OH Bailey Edward E II, Caldwell OH Bailey Kenneth, New Matamoras OH Baird Albert J, Ball Ground GA Baisden Eddie, Delbarton WV Baker A J , Lower Salem OH Baker Bernard, Marietta OH Baker Bert, Lower Salem OH Baker David, Lowell OH Baker Lewis, Marietta OH Baker Randall Baker, Caldwell OH Baker Richard E, Marietta OH Baker Richard L, Marietta OH Baker Stephen, Williamstown WV Baldwin George, Waterford OH Baldwin Kenneth, Stoutsville OH Baldwin Stephen, Bridgeport WV Ball Frank, Poolesville MD Ball James D, Akron OH Ball Richard R, Caldwell OH Ball Virgil E, Parkersburg WV Ballein Keith, Angola IN

Barker Hazel, Millersburg OH Barker Stanley W III, Marietta OH Barkhurst Janie, Marietta OH Barlow Carl E, Macksburg OH Barlow Oil & Gas, New Matamoras OH Barnes James, Louisville OH Barnes Kimberly, Marietta OH Barnes Run Lt 1340, St Louis MO Barnes Thomas, Reno OH Barnett Charles L, Senecaville OH Barnett Ira, Marietta OH Barnett Jack, Whipple OH Barnett Mabel, Waterford OH Barnett Ronald, Summerfield OH Barnhart Jesse, Steubenville OH Barnhart Richard D, Kernersville NC Barnhouse Chester, New Matamoras OH Barnhouse Raymond, New Matamoras OH Barnum Charles W, Weirsdale FL Barr Dan, Sarahsville OH Barrickman Peggy A, Vineland NJ Barrientos Manuel, Lowell OH Barth Donna, Marietta OH Barth F. H, Marietta OH Barth Melvin L , Marietta OH Bartmess Sandra, Marietta OH Barton Ernest, Vincent OH Barton Lucinda, Stockport OH Barton Lynn, KodiakAK Basic Oil Co, Worthington OH Bates Charlett M, Summerfield OH Bates Communication, Sardis OH Bates D W, Sarahsville OH Bates Earl H, Coshocton OH Bates Edgar, Caldwell OH Bates James E, Belle Valley OH Bates Paul F, Whipple OH Bates Ralph, Summerfield OH Bates Ruth A, Sarahsville OH Bates W S, Senecaville OH Bates William R, Westerville OH Bauer Herbert, Lowell OH Bauer James L, Sarahsville OH Bauer John A, Lowell OH Baumgard Jeff, Lowell OH Baumgard Oil Co, Marietta OH Baumgartner George E, Marietta OH Baxter Mary S , Columbus OH Bayless Orlen K, Newport OH Bayly Merlin, Pleasant City OH Bear Run United Me, Reno OH Beardmore & Newhart, Wingett Run OH Beardmore B H , Wingett Run OH Beardmore Daniel, Parkersburg WV Beardmore Elmer, Wingett Run OH Beardsley Mary J, Marietta OH Beardsley Paul, Frederickstown OH Beaver Oil Co, Woodsfield OH Beaver Richard L, Marietta OH Beaver Ricky, New Matamoras OH Beaver Shirley, Newport OH Beck Betty L, Marietta OH Beck Eugene, Moundsville WV Becker Jeffrey A, Marietta OH Becker Sam, Marietta OH Becket Ralph, Antioch OH Beckett George, Vienna WV Beckett Kim F, Marietta OH Beckett Larry, Albany OH

Beckett Ralph, Antioch OH Beckford Cynthia, Marietta OH Bee C R, Marietta OH Bee C Rodney, Marietta OH Beha Lester, Marietta OH Behm Charles Jr, Marietta OH Belford Johnson, Canal Fulton OH Belsky Ed, Marietta OH Bender Charles, Cambridge OH Bender Charles E, Marietta OH Benner Eddie, Cambridge OH Benner James A, Rinard Mills OH Benner Margaret, Sarahsville OH Bennett Clyde E, Lowell OH Bennett E D, Cutler OH Bennett Edna, Lowell OH Benson Gregory, Marietta OH Benwood Oil Company, Lewisville OH Bereit Ralph H, Marietta OH Berg David, Medina OH Berg Duaine, Lowell OH Berg John C, Marietta OH Berg Kenneth, Lowell OH Berg Shirley, Apopka FL Berga Bernice V, Newport OH Berga Forrest, Baltimore MD Berga Steven C, New Matamoras OH Bergmann Richard L, Columbus OH Berryhill Jack C, Hebron OH Best Elmer, Whipple OH Best John A, Cutler OH Bethel Apostolic Tab, Chesterhill OH Bethel Baptist Ch, Caldwell OH Bethel Christian, New Matamoras OH Betterton Arthur, Marietta OH Bettinger Doug, Caldwell OH Bettinger Gay, Lower Salem OH Bettinger Gay, Reno OH Bettinger Gay D, Reno OH Bettinger Ray, Caldwell OH Beymer Mary, Caldwell OH Biedel Jack, Waterford OH Biehl Arthur, Marietta OH Biehl Edgar, Marietta OH Biehl June, Marietta OH Biehl Roy, Marietta OH Biehl William, Marietta OH Big Four Development, Marietta OH Bigler Homer, Waterford OH Bigley Vickie T , Wingett Run OH Bilroy Homes Inc, New Martinsville WV Binegar Brian, Sardis OH Binegar Clark, Whipple OH Binegar Elmer, Lowell OH Binegar Emmett, New Matamoras OH Binegar Frank, Marietta OH Binegar Inge Estate, Wingett Run OH Binegar Joseph R, Marietta OH Binegar Lawrence S, New Matamoras OH Binegar Linda, Newport OH Binegar Richard, Wingett Run OH Binegar Sharon, Hannibal OH Binegar Thomas, Marietta OH Bingham M W, Watertown OH Bingman Laboratories, Sarahsville OH Biogco Inc, Lowell OH Bird Jimmy L, Marietta OH Bird Melvin, Lower Salem OH Birnbaum Louis, Akron OH

Bishop David, Marietta OH Biss Margaret, Lower Salem OH Bivens George, Caldwell OH Black Floyd Ljr, New Orleans LA Black Larry G, Caldwell OH Blackstone George, New Concord OH Blair Charles H, Marietta OH Blair Everett L, Dexter City OH Blair James, Whipple OH Blair Mansel, Macksburg OH Blair Norma, Whipple OH Blair Oil Co, Woodsfield OH Blair Wesley J, Caldwell OH Blake Charles A, Parkersburg WV Blake Lois, Caldwell OH Bland Earl A, Belpre OH Blankenship James, Newport OH Blatnik Robert, Cumberland OH Blattler T V Cable, Clarington OH Blos Linnie, Sarahsville OH Bobs Auto Repair, Marietta OH Bode & Lena 75, Sycamore Valley OH Bode & Rinard Oil Well, Sycamore Valley OH Boersma R P , Marietta OH Bogard Karl H, Vincent OH Boggess Billy J, North Port AL Boggs Kenneth, Lower Salem OH Boggs Stanley D, Caldwell OH Bohl Howard, Marietta OH Bohl Walter, Waterford OH Bohlen William, Marietta OH Boice Robert, Reno OHio Boice Ruby L , Marietta OH Bolen Michael J, Beverly OH Bolen OKey, Sardis OH Bollinger Jessie, Sharon OH Bonar Frank, Columbus OH Bonar Rick, Caldwell OH Bond E O, Pleasant City OH Bond L E , Columbus OH Bond Larry David, Summerfield OH Bond Monna S, Newport OH Bonette John S, Marietta OH Bonnette Carla D, Marietta OH Bookman Gary, Newport OH Boone Oil Co, Dexter City OH Border George A, Massillon OH Border Richard, Hernando FL Border Richard B, Beverly OH Born E D , Whipple OH Boston Kenneth, Marietta OH Boston Starling Sr, Armstrong Mills OH Boswell W N, Barnesville OH Bowen Barker A, Graysville OH Boyce Connie S, Lower Salem OH Boyce Robert, Wingett Run OH Boyd Clarenc, Barnesville OH Boyd Ernest D, Caldwell OH Boyd Frankli D, Caldwell OH Boyd Judy A, Marietta OH Boyd Oil Company, Lewisville OH Boyd Ray, Caldwell OH Boyd William, Caldwell OH Bradfield George, New Matamoras OH Bradford Carl W, Williamstown WV Bradford Garnet, Whipple OH Bradford Wanda K, Marietta OH Bradshaw Charles O, Columbus OH Brady Charles H , Massillon OH

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Gerdts Louis P, Westbury NY Gerlach Judy, Belpre OH Gerstenslager Ira, Leggett TX Gessel Charles G, Columbus OH Gessel Kenneth M, Canton OH Gibbs Bonnie, Summerfield OH Giblon Charles Jr, Steubenville OH Gibson Juanita, Columbus OH Gibson Shirley, Oneco FL Gibson Ted J, Marietta OH Gieser Kathie, Santa Fe NM Giessler Randall W, Medina OH Giffin Leslie Rjr, Millfield OH Giffin William E, Marietta OH Gildow Charles, Marietta OH Gildow Edward, Belle Valley OH Gildow Ronald, Lower Salem OH Gill James, Pataskala OH Gillis James R, Marietta OH Gindlesperger Glenn R, Columbus OH Ginn Esther, Pleasant City OH Ginther D A, Waterford OH Ginther Delbert, Waterford OH Gintz Alan, NMari Gladot-Regan Oil Co, Jenkintown PA Glass Alfred, Cambridge OH Glass Helen L, Lowell OH Glidden Joe, Caldwell OH Glidden Kathy, Summerfield OH Glover James W, Lima WV Goddard Cora, Newport OH Goddard Robert, Marietta OH Goins Evelyn, Cutler OH Goins Lyle, Chesterhill OH Goins Malcolm D, Canton OH Goins Manuel, Wingett Run OH Golba Rena, Caldwell OH Golden Philip, Sarahsville OH Gombos Gabor Jr, Palmetto FL Gonder Linda, Senecaville OH Good Douglas, Dayton OH Good Estella M, Steubenville OH Goodwiin Chester P, Lowell OH Goodwill Darrel L, Waterford OH Goodwin Patsy, Lowell OH Goosman Michael L, Marietta OH Gorman Carl, Cleveland OH Gorrell Arthur C, Marietta OH Gorshe Michael, Bellaire OH Gough Paul, Amesville OH Gould Church, Marietta OH Grace Dora, Scio OH Graham & Hercher Oil, Marietta OH Graham & Knowlton Pump, Woodsfield OH Graham Eddie, Sardis OH Graham J F , Marietta OH Graham Neal J, Marietta OH Graham O G , Woodsfield OH Grahame Gregory L, Marietta OH Grahame Henry Sr, Newport OH Grahame Janet, Newport OH Grant Russell J Jr, Parkersburg WV Grasley Diana, Marietta OH Gratke Paul, Waterford OH Gray Herman, South Lebanon OH Gray Kenneth E, Beverly OH Gray Leland, Parkersburg WV Gray Timothy, Marietta OH Gray William, Caldwell OH Grayson Charles, Marietta OH

Greathouse O L , Amesville OH Gredd Leonard A, Belpre OH Green John, Bethesda OH Green Joyce, Parkersburg WV Green Lowell A, Prospect OH Greenhoe Kevin, Dexter City OH Greenlees William C , Marietta OH Greenwalt David, Lowell OH Gregg Jean A, Cumberland OH Gregory Argyle T, Lower Salem OH Gregory Ronald, Buffalo OH Greig Robert, Wingett Run OH Griffin B F, Parkersburg WV Griffin Bruce, Marietta OH Griffin Earl, Shreve OH Griffin Ernest, Lower Salem OH Griffin Gregory D, Whipple OH Griffin James D , Marietta OH Griffin Norval, Marietta OH Griffin Patty, Dexter City OH Griffin R E, Rinard Mills OH Griffin Walter, Lowell OH Griffith Louis M, St Clairsville OH Grimes & Mcvey, New Matamoras OH Grimes Henry, Caldwell OH Grime-Ullman Drilling, Lower Salem OH Grimm Irve Jr, Woodsfield OH Grimm Richard A, Marietta OH Grogg W S, Rinard Mills OH Grosklos Frank, Marietta OH Grosz C W, Lowell OH Grosz Clarence W, Saint Matthews SC Groves Dale V, New Concord OH Groves Ethan B, Marietta OH Groves Howard, Wilkesville OH Groves Morris, Pleasant City OH Groves Ronald E, Caldwell OH Guberlet Leroy, Waterford OH Guckert Paul, Georgetown SC Guckert Robert L, Rock Hill SC Guentert Donald, Fairview Park OH Guernsey Limestone C O, Marietta OH Guiler Edgar, Marietta OH Guiler Homer, Gahanna OH Guiler Howard L, Sarahsville OH Guiler Kenneth, Caldwell OH Gundlach David A, Lower Salem OH Gunnels Arnold, Caldwell OH Gutberlet Leroy, Waterford OH Gwf Corp Boyd Lease, Columbus OH H & C Oil Co, Marietta OH H & O Oil Co, Ashland OH H Operating Company, Lowell OH Habig William, Martins Ferry OH Hackatorn Eleanor, Tallmadge OH Hadding Victor P Sr, Macksburg OH Haddox Annette, Marietta OH Haese Delmar, Wadsworth OH Haga Eugene, Caldwell OH Haga James E, Hempstead TX Haga Pauline, Caldwell OH Hagan Jerry R, Lowell OH Hagar Charlott, Marietta OH Hager Betty J , Belpre OH Hague James R, Columbus OH Hague Marguerite, Marietta OH Haines Roy, Beverly OH Haislet Charles W, Hopedale OH Haislet John M, Chapparel NM Hale H. R, N Canton OH

Hale Howard S, Canal Fulton OH Hale Leland G, Stockport OH Hale Lloyd, Lowell OH Hall Bobbi, Senecaville OH Hall C E , Lower Salem OH Hall Clyde, Marietta OH Hall H D, St Clairsville OH Hall Janice, Cutler OH Hall Larry, Chesterhill OH Hall Laura M, Wingett Run OH Hall Merle, Pleasant City OH Hall Ralph E, New Matamoras OH Hall Richard A, Marietta OH Hall Richard L, Marietta OH Hall Robert L, Parkersburg WV Hall Steven, Pleasant City OH Hall William, Newport OH Halls Chapel Church, Wingett Run OH Hall’s Enterprizes, New Matamoras OH Hammond William, Marietta OH Hanes Homer, Marietta OH Haney Beverly, Mentor OH Hanlon Donna, Newport OH Hanlon Eric, De Kalb TX Hanlon W O , Columbus OH Hannahs Barbara A , Zanesville OH Hanning Robert L, Marietta OH Hannum Bernard Jr, Caldwell OH Hanson Dale, Beverly OH Hanson Peggy, Marietta OH Harbert Beverly, Graysville OH Harden L J Jr, Addison OH Harden L Jii, Sarahsville OH Hardesty Myrtle, Caldwell OH Hardie Randy, Lower Salem OH Harmon Claude, Caldwell OH Harmon Foster, New Matamoras OH Harmon Gilbert, Fly OH Harmon Gordon L, Cutler OH Harmon Harry C, Cutler OH Harmon Ocie, Waterford OH Harold Donald, Caldwell OH Harper Bros Pump Station, Dexter City OH Harper Ethel, Caldwell OH Harper George E , Caldwell OH Harper James M, Radford Va Harper M. L, Dexter City OH Harper Wayne, Caldwell OH Harriman David R, Dexter City OH Harrington Pat, Zanesville OH Harris Calvin, Newport OH Harris Donald, Bowling Green KY Harrison Steven, Dayton OH Hart Charles A, Lowell OH Hart Clara L, Murraysville WV Hart Connie, Lower Salem OH Hart Donald J, Lowell OH Hart Elton D, Beverly OH Hart Michael, Marietta OH Hart Richard E, Lowell OH Hartleben Carmen, Stockport OH Hartley Cecil, Mc Connelsville OH Hartline Henry, Belpre OH Hartline Jack I, Canton OH Hartline Kenneth, Marietta OH Hartman Joe, Sardis OH Hartong Charles, Massillon OH Hartshorn Denzil, Wingett Run OH Harvey Elizabeth P, Ponchatoula LA Hasbrouck St Clair, Barnesville OH

Hasley David L, Marietta OH Hasley Ercel, Marietta OH Hasley L L, Marietta OH Haught Arthur, Marietta OH Haught C L, New Matamoras OH Haught Charles, Marietta OH Haught Evertt, Akron OH Haught Helen, Marietta OH Haught Neil, New Matamoras OH Hawk William, Murray City OH Hawkins George, Mount Sterling OH Hawkins Jonathan M, Lower Salem OH Hawkins Oil Co, Marietta OH Hawley Marvin, Marietta OH Hawley Rebecca, Sardis OH Hawn William, Beallsville OH Hay Truman, Stockport OH Hayden Michael, Caledonia MI Hayhurst William, Magnolia OH Haynes Darrel A , Marietta OH Haynes Fred, Newport OH Haynes Howard R , Williamstown WV Haynes Thelma F, Cutler OH Hayth George, Whipple OH Headlee Lavon, Marietta OH Healy Christopher, Marietta OH Hearn R O, Cumberland OH Heasley William, Kent OH Heaton Richard, Tipp City OH Heck Robert E, Massillon OH Hecker Harold E, Beverly OH Heckert Hunter, Parkersburg WV Heddleson Jonreed, Whipple OH Heddleson Peggy, Cleveland OH Heddleston Grace E, Akron OH Hedger Ruth, Caldwell OH Heffren John, Waterford OH Hegedus John, Marietta OH Heidorn Florence, Marietta OH Heisler C A, Columbus OH Heiss Aletha, Beverly OH Helbert Gas & Oil Co , Lowell OH Heldman Harry, Marietta OH Heldman Otto M, Marietta OH Heller Willard E, Norton OH Helmick C H, Marietta OH Henderhan Edgar, Massillon OH Hendershot Albert, Waterford OH Hendershot Amos Sr, New Matamoras OH Hendershot Brady, Lower Salem OH Hendershot Charles J, Wooster OH Hendershot Dwight, Waterford OH Hendershot Ethel, Marietta OH Hendershot Floyd, Caldwell OH Hendershot Gale, Lowell OH Hendershot Larry, Marietta OH Hendershot Nelson, Waterford OH Hendershot Oliver, Lower Salem OH Hendershot Ralph, Marietta OH Hendershot Wilbert, Devola Marietta OH Henderson Connie, Lowell OH Henderson James, Sarahsville OH Hendricks Richard, Newport OH Henkel Louise, Youngstown OH Henniger Clifford J, Lowell OH Henry Aaron M, Sarahsville OH Henry Eldris, Marietta OH Hensel Bonnie, New Matamoras OH Hensel Harold, New Matamoras OH Hensel Kenneth, Columbus OH

Hensel Mary M, New Matamoras OH Hensel Mildred, New Matamoras OH Hensel Roger, New Matamoras OH Henthorn Georgia, New Matamoras OH Henthorn Lawrence E, Lower Salem OH Henthorne Larry D, Waterford OH Henthorne Melvin, Sardis OH Hercules Oil Company, Zanesville OH Herko James, Lowell OH Herrman Roy R, Caldwell OH Heskett David, Beverly OH Heslop Donald O, Marietta OH Hesson Anna, Newport OH Hesson Charles W, Newport OH Hesson Mabel, Marietta OH Hesson Orie, Parkersburg WV Hesson Steven E, Lower Salem OH Hesson Thomas E , Newport OH Hewitt Herman, Akron OH Hickman Donald R, Caldwell OH Hickman Lenore, Marietta OH Hickman Mildred L , Caldwell OH Hickory Oil Co, Lower Salem OH Hier Edwin R, Kent OH Highman Irene, Graysville OH Hill Curtis, Senecaville OH Hill David, Marietta OH Hill David M, Caldwell OH Hill E E, Marietta OH Hill Elmer, Amesville OH Hill Ernest, Vincent OH Hill Gary G, Malta OH Hill Glen, Summerfield OH Hill Guy, Chesterhill OH Hill James, Chesterhill OH Hill Mary M, Caldwell OH Hill Raymond, Sarahsville OH Hill Richard Lee, Whipple OH Hill Ronald L, Beverly OH Hill Timothy, Marietta OH Hill Vera, Cutler OH Hill Wilford S , Senecaville OH Hille R R, Marietta OH Hillyer Clarenc Fsr, Senecaville OH Hillyer Clarence, Byesville OH Hines Leland, Lewisville OH Hines Lonnie, Woodsfield OH Hines Marjorie, Lewisville OH Hines William T, Lewisville OH Hinton Esther M, Lowell OH Hinton Maria N, Lowell OH Hinton Michael Psr, Lowell OH Hinton Neil E, Marietta OH Hinton Robert F, Marietta OH Hissom Nola , Woodsfield OH Hitchens David, Pleasant City OH Hnatiuk M W, Senecaville OH Hobbs Joseph F, Piqua OH Hockenberry Clifford, Beverly OH Hockenberry Dale E, Marietta OH Hockenberry James, Lower Salem OH Hodge William Sr, Glendale AZ Hodgeman Bryon Sjr, Lower Salem OH Hoenigman Thomas, Winter Park FL Hoff Bruce, Jacksonville FL Hoff David B, Vincent OH Hoffert E J , Lowell OH Hoffman Burton, Marietta OH Hogue Dalton, Woodsfield OH Hogue F S, Woodsfield OH

Hogue J C , Davenport FL Hohman Bernard, Caldwell OH Hohman Joseph, Marietta OH Holcomb Paul R, Chesterhill OH Holkzena David R, Lower Salem OH Hollabaugh George, Pleasant City OH Holland & Holland, Saint Marys WV Holland Denzil, Saint Marys WV Holland Doras, Rinard Mills OH Holland H E, Rinard Mills OH Hollenbeck J R , Hannibal OH Holmes Richard, Marietta OH Holpp Gloria, Graysville OH Holschu Shirley, Marietta OH Homestead Restaurant, Caldwell OH Hooper James E, Marietta OH Hooper Sidney, Elyria OH Hooper Steve, Woodsfield OH Hoover Edna Mae, Stockport OH Hopewell Um Church, Rinard Mills OH Hopkins Dean, Caldwell OH Horn Cecil, Caldwell OH Horton Kathleen M, Loiusville OH Horton Mary A, Lower Salem OH Hoskins Joseph Jr, Woodsfield OH Hoskinson Alice, Powhatan Point OH Hoskinson Frank, Sardis OH Hostasa John W , Shadyside OH Houston William A, Summerfield OH Howald Christian, Massillon OH Howell Burl, Graysville OH Howell Edward E, Beverly OH Howell Raymond, Marietta OH Howell Wayne H, Caldwell OH Hubbard Lawrence, Woodsfield OH Huck Albert J , Lowell OH Huck Martin, Marietta OH Huff Marjori A, Sardis OH Huffman Barbara A, Marietta OH Huffman John, Parkersburg WV Huffman Mark, Zanesville OH Huffman Ray, Sardis OH Huffman Verna, Sarahsville OH Hughes Clair, Caldwell OH Hughes Debbie, Marietta OH Hughes Evan, Marietta OH Hughes J H, Marietta OH Hughes John, Lowell OH Hughes Lotis, Waterford OH Hulfachor Harold, Caldwell OH Hull Paul R, Canton OH Hulls Herbert, Lower Salem OH Hune E T, Marietta OH Hunter C F, Marietta OH Huntsman Merle, Woodsfield OH Hupp Beda, Caldwell OH Hupp Clarenc E, Beverly OH Hupp Daniel, Marietta OH Hupp Grace, Caldwell OH Hupp Guy, Beverly OH Hupp Minnie H, Dexter City OH Hursey Eric L, Whipple OH Hurst Bernard, Marietta OH Hushion John, Lowell OH Husk Cecil, Beach City OH Husk Oliver, Minerva OH Hutchins Charles, Caldwell OH Hutchins Dana R, Beverly OH Hutchins E J , Caldwell OH Hutchins Thomas, Zanesville OH

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WASHINGTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES Hutchinson William C, Marietta OH Hutkai Ernest W , Marietta OH Hvizdak John, Powhatan Point OH Hvizdzak Mike, Clarington OH Hyatt Edward H, Lowell OH Ice Edwin H, Akron OH Iddings Trucking Inc, Lowell OH Investors Trust Acct, Columbus OH Irwin Glen O, Lower Salem OH Irwin James, Marietta OH Isner Brian, Marietta OH Ivy George W, Mogadore OH J & L Oil Co, Marietta OH J & S Oil Company, Marietta OH Jackson Andrew Jr, Barberton OH Jackson Brady, Sardis OH Jackson C R, Marietta OH Jackson David, Ft Lauderdale FL Jackson Gerald S , North Canton OH Jackson Grange # 407, Dexter City OH Jackson Kenneth E , Marietta OH Jackson Maxine, Akron OH Jackson Twp Townhouse, Dexter City OH Jacobs Daniel W, Woodsfield OH Janicki Donald J, Zanesville OH Janks Nona E, Fleming OH Jarvis Roger, Woodsfield OH Jauman Roland, Clinton OH Jeffers H B, Reno OH Jeffers Lloyd, Caldwell OH Jencik John, Marietta OH Jenkins Oscar E , Falls Church VA Jennie Mae Club, Lewisville OH Jennigs William J, Belpre OH Jenson Louis P, Lower Salem OH Jerles Homer, Caldwell OH Jett Kevin, Marietta OH J-Met Inc., Woodsfield OH Joe Skinner Const, Belle Valley OH Joer Edwim R, Kent OH John J Malik Dba, Saint Clairsville OH Johns Allen, Whipple OH Johnson Charles W, Marietta OH Johnson Clarence W, Waterford OH Johnson Donald D, Cuyahoga Falls OH Johnson Eddie L, Newport OH Johnson Garnet, Somerset OH Johnson Gary, Waterford OH Johnson Goldie, Frazeysburg OH Johnson H K, Amesville OH Johnson Harry, Akron OH Johnson James, New Matamoras OH Johnson James E, Newport OH Johnson James R , Marietta OH Johnson Lois, Marietta OH Johnson Mildred C, Macksburg OH Johnson Randall, Caldwell OH Johnson Raymond, Stockport OH Johnson Thomas L, Clarington OH Johnson Wilbur, Marietta OH Jolles Richard M, Beverly OH Jones Bernard, Caldwell OH Jones Clifton C, Winter Park FL Jones David, Kimbolton OH Jones Franklin E , Marietta OH Jones Fred Jr, Marietta OH Jones Jerry E, New Matamoras OH Jones Lola, Rinard Mills OH Jones Lucinda, Lower Salem OH Jones Paul, Reno OH

Jordan George M, Caldwell OH Jordan Howard J, Cleveland OH Jordan Oil Company, Marietta OH Jordan Paul, Caldwell OH Jordan Richard, Beverly OH Joy Merle, New Matamoras OH Judd Raymond, Massillon OH K & R Cable Co, Marietta OH Kalem George J, New Matamoras OH Kalem Oil & Gas Co, Newport OH Kaminski Edmund, Marietta OH Karcher Margaret, Marietta OH Kartman Shirley M, Wheeling WV Keck Noble R, Wadsworth OH Keckstein John, Lowell OH Keffer Kenneth, Marietta OH Kehl Gary E, Little Hocking OH Keiffer Larry, Caldwell OH Kekstein John, Lowell OH Kelby A C, Marietta OH Kellar J C , Marietta OH Keller Alan E, Friendly WV Kelley John, Coshocton OH Kelly Evelyn M, Sarahsville OH Kemper Ralph, Marietta OH Keneaster Blair, Mcconnellsville OH Keney Myron, Marietta OH Keney W C, Brooksville FL Kennedy Beulah, Mcconnelsville OH Kennedy Harvey Rjr, Sardis OH Kennedy W H , Caldwell OH Kenney Deborah, Cutler OH Kenney Mildred, Sherwood MI Kenyon Henry, Marietta OH Kephart Christopher J, Lowell OH Kern Douglas J, Waterford OH Kerns Emmet E, Graysville OH Kerstetter C R , Barnesville OH Kesselring C E, Akron OH Kesselring Harry Ejr, Marietta OH Keyser William, Shadyside OH Khune James, Caldwell OH Kidd Helen, Cadiz OH Kidd Larry L, Stockport OH Kidd Sam, Marietta OH Kiggans Douglas M, Williamstown WV Kiggans Robert Gjr, Lowell OH Kile Robert C, Lowell OH Killian Donald A, PittsfieldMA Kilroy John, Belpre OH Kimball Addie M, Vincent OH Kincaid Willie, Beverly OH Kindall R T, Beverly OH Kindle Carolyn, Antioch OH Kindle George, Graysville OH King Ada A, Canton OH King Brian, Caldwell OH King Dana, Sarashsville OH King Denver, Canton OH King Duane, Caldwell OH King Ernesti V, Akron OH King Harold E, Caldwell OH King Jerry, Williamstown WV King Kevin, Marietta OH King Mary A, Cutler OH King Mary Anne, Fleming OH King Mary B, Caldwell OH King Pamela D , Wingett Run OH King Sophie C , Mcconnelsville OH Kingston Oil Co, Zanesville OH

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Kinnen James B, Caldwell OH Kirby Henry H, Shadyside OH Kirk George, Caldwell OH Kirk John D , Barnesville OH Kirk Ruth, Caldwell OH Kirkbride Alvin, Sarahsville OH Kirkbride James, Caldwell OH Kirkbride John, Pleasant City OH Kirkbride Paul, Sarahsville OH Kittle David, Marietta OH Kitts Clarenc, Marietta OH Klemn Ralph, Lower Salem OH Klenik Ralph Ljr, Marietta OH Klintworth John, Casselberry FL Klintworth Merle, Silver Springs FL Klintworth Patricia R, Phoenix AZ Kloet Stanley, Cutler OH Knicely Larry, Claysville OH Knight Dale, Marietta OH Knight Donna, Marietta OH Knight Troy Jr, Marietta OH Knisley Cecil, Lowell OH Knisley James, Cambridge OH Knob Gas Co, Marietta OH Knob Oil Company, Marietta OH Knott Joseph D, Waterford OH Knotts Cecil, New Milton WV Knotts Janet, Fleming OH Know Janice, Marietta OH Knowlton Violet B, Sardis OH Kocka Donald R, Brunswick OH Kohn Melba, Canton OH Koon Ira, Columbus OH Koons Sherman, Lower Salem OH Koptish Roger B, Marietta OH Korner William, Athens OH Kornokovich Joseph, Brooksville FL Koslosky Walt, Akron OH Koval Steve, Cuyahoga Falls OH Kovamees Rein, Marietta OH Kroll Robert, Rinard Mills OH Kuhn Betty, Graysville OH Kuhn Earl, Rinard Mills OH Kukulka Stanley, Lowell OH Kuli Mike, Wilmington OH Kunsman William R, Little Hocking OH Kunz Thomas, Lower Salem OH Kuss Maureen, Marietta OH Kuzior Ted, Burgettstown PA L & K Oil Co, Marietta OH L B Jackson Co, Tulsa OK L Boord Oil Co, Worthington OH L M & R, Marietta OH La Follette Kenneth, Whipple OH Labarre Carol A, Marietta OH Labbett Robert, Bethel Park PA Ladick John A, Pleasant City OH Laferriere Ann, Cutler OH Lakeview Carryout, Cambridge OH Lallathin Garry Est, Richmond OH Lallathn Garry , Richmond OH Lambert Harold, Macksburg OH Lambert Jerald O, Lowell OH Lambeth Joe F, Marietta OH Lamp John, Vincent OH Lamp Nancy, Dexter City OH Lance James, Senecaville OH Landis Mary E, Graysville OH Lane Dan, Marietta OH Lane Walter J Jr, Marietta OH

Lane William, Cutler OH Lang Anthony, Marietta OH Lang Frank, Lowell OH Lang Thomas, Lowell OH Lange Alfred Jr, Lakewood OH Langsdorf Samuel D, New Matamoras OH Lantry Charles M Jr, Longwood FL Lantz Dennis, Cumberland OH Lantz Dianna D, Caldwell OH Lantz Julia, Whipple OH Lantz William M, Lower Salem OH Largent Ben, Graysville OH Larrabee David & Ka, Marietta OH Larrick Owen, Sarahsville OH Larrick W A , Cambridge OH Larrson Bengt O, Marietta OH Lashley William, Orange City FL Latacz Walter, Yorkville OH Lauer Anna, Newport OH Lauer Bernard, Marietta OH Lauer Edwin H , Whipple OH Lauer Florence, Lowell OH Lauer Gary, Whipple OH Lauer Michele A, Marietta OH Lauffer Oil Co, New Matamoras OH Laurel Grange Hall, Beverly OH Law David, Senecaville OH Lawman Joan, Lowell OH Lawrence David, Macksburg OH Lawrence Donald, Lowell OH Layman Paul M, Marietta OH Leach John, Poolesville MD Leach Phyllis, Sarahsville OH Leasure Abraham F, Sardis OH Leasure Harry, Lowell OH Leasure Lloyd, Graysville OH Leasure Raymond, Caldwell OH Leasure Ruth, Caldwell OH Leclair C W, Marietta OH Lee Danny, Sardis OH Lee David E, York SC Lee Forest, Lower Salem OH Lee Harry, Marietta OH Lee Michael A, Newport OH Lee Roy E, Lowell OH Lee Wilmer, Marietta OH Leeper Darrell, Lewisville OH Lemon Beverly, Washington WV Lenze Michael E, Marietta OH Lester Mack, Pleasant City OH Lestock Stephen, Pleasant City OH Lew Shirley, Beverly OH Lewis C A, Marietta OH Lewis Edward, Amesville OH Lewis Frank, Amesville OH Lewis R N , St Clairsville OH Lewis Robert S, Whipple OH Lewis Russell, Apopka FL Lewis Shirley, Beverly OH Liberty Bapt Church, Whipple OH Liberty Ridge U B Ch, Wingett Run OH Libhart Donald, Marietta OH Life C D , Belpre OH Lightfritz Charles E, Marietta OH Lilly I J, Chesapeake OH Limbach Robert, Massillon OH Lincicome Roy, Dexter City OH Lincoln C Fjr, Marietta OH Lindamood Gill, Marietta OH Lindamood Ralph M, Massillon OH

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M S W Oil Co, Bremen OH Macdoo Edna, Marietta OH Mace Glenn, New Matamoras OH Macfadyen Zola B, Byesville OH Macintyre Chloe A , Marietta OH Mackey Harold, Marietta OH Mackie David S Sr, Macksburg OH Mackie John Jr, Lower Salem OH Magis R J , Cambridge OH Mahone Max, Marietta OH Maienknect Kim, Woodsfield OH Maley William, Monongahela PA Malik John J, St Clairsville OH Malko John, West Salem OH Mallett Marie, Caldwell OH Mallett Wayne, Caldwell OH Malone Terry, Bartlett OH Malone Thomas A, Lowell OH Malpiede R R , Shadyside OH Malpiedi E B, Bellaire OH Maltby Marty, Terrell NC Manbevers Eugene, Grove City OH Manbevers Harold D, Circleville OH Mantel Ralph, Lower Salem OH Maquis Ralph, Senecaville OH Marchbank John W, Canton OH Marietta Animal Hosp, Marietta OH Marietta Petroleum Inc., Berea OH Marion Twp House, Summerfield OH Markey Oil & Gas, Marietta OH Markey Ronald J, Lower Salem OH Marks Hazel, Baltimore MD Marlow Ralph, Beckley WV Marquis L K , Caldwell OH Marquis Lester C, Caldwell OH Marquis Ralph J, Senecaville OH Marr Martha, Santa Fe NM Marsee Ella R, Marietta OH Marshall Charles G, Graysville OH Marshall Clara B, Graysville OH Marshall Forest, Rinard Mills OH Marshall Mary, Lower Salem OH Marshall Roy M, Graysville OH Marshall Tim, Lower Salem OH Martin Agnes L, Akron OH Martin Carlin, Beverly OH Martin Clinton, Marietta OH Martin Dennis J, Waterford OH Martin Edward C, Waterford OH Martin Edward E, Mcconnelsville OH Martin Hazel O, Sycamore Valley OH Martin Irma L, Wingett Run OH Martin John B, Amesville OH Martin Mary D, Lebanon TN Martin Russell, Marietta OH Martin Terry, Stockport OH Martin Wesley W, Lower Salem OH Martin, Carlin, Beverly OH Marty Robert W, Eaton OH Marvin Thomas K, Marietta OH Mason Gail L, Marietta OH Mason J B, Caldwell OH Mason J Bernard, Caldwell OH Mason Roy, Lower Salem OH Masters Janice, Marietta OH Masters Raymond J, Newport OH Maston Gregory, Marietta OH Matheny Beatrice, Bartlett OH Matheny Charles L, Marietta OH Matheny Larry, Newport OH

Mathews Glen, New Matamoras OH Mathews J C, Akron OH Mathews Karen, Woodsfield OH Matthews Arthur J, Marietta OH Matthews Brenda, Caldwell OH Matthews Timothy Lee, Marietta OH Maxon Robert, Waterford OH Maxwell Robert, Malta OH Maycock Russel L, Marietta OH Mayle Alva, Amesville OH Mayle Erma, Amesville OH Mayle Gillian, Chesterhill OH Mayle Jannie, Amesville OH Mayle Jesse, Amesville OH Mayle Kenneth, Amesville OH Mayle Lawrence, Amesville OH Mayle Lola, Amesville OH Mayle Michelle E, Amesville OH Mayle Pauline L, Zanesville OH Maynard Gladys , Marietta OH McBrayer Leonard, Reno OH McCloud Danny, Marietta OH McAtee Agenta, Lowell OH McAtee Albert, Macksburg OH McAtee Albert H, Macksburg OH McAuley Frank Jr, Macksburg OH McCabe Arthur J, Marietta OH McCabe Daniel, Marietta OH McCall Ernest F, Caldwell OH McCauley Roy B, Worthington OH McCaulley Clair, Tallmadge OH McClead Furl, Marietta OH McConnell J R, Marietta OH McConnell Keith H, Marietta OH McCowan Ada E, Marietta OH McCune Vear, Akron OH McCurdy John L, Warren OH McCutcheon Raymond, Waterford OH McDaniel Joe W, Marietta OH McDonald S H , Lower Salem OH McElfresh Don, Caldwell OH McElfresh Gerald, Caldwell OH McElfresh Hobart, Wingett Run OH McElfresh Jenny, Caldwell OH McElfresh Lyle M, Dexter City OH McElfresh Robert D, Caldwell OH McFarland Wayne, Caldwell OH McFarland William, Marietta OH McGarry John H, Granville OH McGaw James, Stewart OH McGee William W, Parkersburg WV McGhee Eugene, Twinsburg OH McGraw Philip R , Vincent OH McGraw William, Empire OH McGrew Hazel W, Marietta OH McGuire Alan R, Caldwell OH McGuire Michael, Lower Salem OH McIntire Allen G, Clarington OH McIntyre W A, Marietta OH McKee David, Lowell OH McKee Ed, Caldwell OH McKenney Regina, Pataskala OH McKenzie B D , Fleming OH McKenzie Joan, Marietta OH McKenzie Ray, Marietta OH McKibbins Thomas W, Cambridge OH Mckinley Oil Co, Newport OH McKitrick Forest, Caldwell OH McKitrick Robert M, Newport OH McKnight Harold, New Matamoras OH

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Bullock joins Washington Electric team Washington Electric Cooperative welcomes Tyler Bullock, Washington’s newest apprentice lineman. Bullock is a graduate of the Mid-East Career and Technology Center’s Power Lineman program. He was previously employed by Thayer Power and Communication, a telecommunications, power, wireless, and civil construction company based in Columbus.

In addition to his apprentice lineman duties at the co-op, Bullock will attend the Central Ohio Lineworker Training (COLT) program in Mount Gilead for the next four years to earn first class lineman status. COLT is operated by Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives, the statewide services organization for Ohio’s electric cooperatives.

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Local fire departments receive solar panel safety training As a cooperative, one of Washington Electric’s guiding principles is commitment to community. The co-op recently hosted members of the Devola Volunteer Fire Company and Fearing Township Volunteer Fire Department for a training session on solar panel safety.

Ben Wilson, manager of power delivery engineering at Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives, shared information on how to safely respond to fires and other emergencies where ground- or roof-mounted solar panels may be present.

In addition, General Manager Jeff Triplett and Line Superintendent Bruce Swope provided a tour of the cooperative’s office and warehouse and led a discussion on how the cooperative and local firstresponder agencies can efficiently work together during emergencies that arise at the co-op office or throughout our communities. 1251723601

Above, Ben Wilson of Ohio’s Electric Cooperatives discusses solar panel safety with members of the Devola and Fearing Township fire departments. Left, Washington Electric Cooperative General Manager Jeff Triplett leads fire department members on a tour of the WEC facility.

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WASHINGTON ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE LOCAL PAGES NOTES Capital credits Washington Electric Cooperative, Inc., refunded capital credits totaling $31,377.65 to the estates of 23 members through January. If you know a deceased member, please have the executor of the estate call our office for information on the member’s capital credits.

Credit for account number If you find the number of your account in the local (center) pages of this magazine, call the co-op office; you will receive at least $10 credit on your electric bill. In January, Donna Schaad of New Matamoras did not locate her account number. If you find your account number, call the co-op office by the 16th of the month in which it is published.

Co-op Connections card Washington Electric Cooperative members saved $273.76 in December on prescription drugs with the Co-op Connections discount card. Members have saved a total of $93,439.33 since the program launched in June 2011. Be sure to check out www. connections.coop for information on discounts from national retailers and Coupons.com!

Right-of-way maintenance project underway Keeping our power lines clear of trees, brush, and other vegetation is an important part of providing reliable electricity. That’s why each year, Washington Electric Cooperative makes significant investments in right-of-way maintenance. This year, we’ve hired W.A. Kendall & Co., a professional vegetation management company, to clear approximately 29 miles of line in the Archers Fork and Shay Ridge area of eastern Washington County.

This work, which is currently underway, will help prevent power outages and blinking lights, as well as reduce many potential hazards. Of course, we cannot guarantee that power outages will never occur. Storms, animals, equipment failures, and trees located outside the right-of-way are all threats to the electric system. But a proactive right-of-way maintenance program helps reduce the number of outages our members experience and contributes to our mission of providing safe, affordable, and reliable power.

In addition to the work in eastern Washington County, contracted crews with Asplundh continue to address what are known as hot spots (such as locations where decayed trees are in danger of falling over power lines) throughout our service territory. We’ve also sought bids for the clearing of approximately 60 miles of line in the Watertown area, which is expected to take place later this year.

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The most common type of squirrel in Ohio is one most of its citizens have never seen

BY CELESTE BAUMGARTNER

W

e’re accustomed to sharing our outdoors with gray squirrels and fox squirrels, but the most common type of squirrel in Ohio is one you’ve probably never seen — the southern flying squirrel.

While other squirrels will boldly venture among humans, southern flying squirrels are both shy and nocturnal, making them difficult to spot.

Smaller than gray squirrels, with big, black eyes and a tail that’s flat and furry rather than bushy, the southern flying squirrel has a wide flap of skin from its wrist down to its ankle on each side.

These nighttime critters are awkward on the ground, making them vulnerable to predators, because that flap of skin is sort of like having ropes tied from their front to their hind feet.

However, once those squirrels are airborne (they actually glide rather than fly), their maneuverability is amazing, says Don Althoff, a professor of wildlife conservation at the University of Rio Grande. Althoff is doing a long-

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term research project looking at population trends of southern flying squirrels.

“I’ve seen these squirrels not only travel 50 yards in the air, sometimes without losing any altitude, but I’ve seen them take 90-degree turns between a set of trees, come up to that tree, and like a hovercraft, turn at a 90-degree angle and do the perfect landing on the tree,” Althoff says.

A couple of times a week in winter, in the snow and ice, Althoff and a cluster of students from the University of Rio Grande and Hocking College trek through the Hocking County hills to check southern flying squirrel nest boxes. They check each of 14 box sites every winter — about 340 boxes in all. The students eagerly volunteer to participate in the project.

“Every box has always had some use within a year,” Althoff says. “The squirrels may not nest in it, but they’ll turn it into a cafeteria. They’ll eat nuts and leave the shells there. Once in a while they may use it as a latrine, but most of the time, it is either as a nesting box, rest site, or as a place to feed.

I find very few uncut, unopened acorns or hickory nuts.”

Althoff and the students record what they find inside. If it’s a squirrel — or maybe as many as seven to 10 — they ear-tag it and determine its sex and weight. When the critter is released, it zips away to find a tree to climb.

“Flying squirrels want to go up,” Althoff says.

“If you put them on the ground, they are looking for the highest spot to launch from.”

Flying squirrels will eat almost anything, but their favorite is hickory nuts — they nibble a hole through the shell to get to the nutmeat.

They also eat acorns, buckeyes, and walnuts. When available, buds, insects, mushrooms, and eggs are on the menu. If you’d like to feed a flying squirrel, stash some treats up in the branches of a tree, since they won’t venture down on the ground unless they have to.

CELESTE BAUMGARTNER is a freelance writer from Concinnati.

A couple of times per week during the winter, University of Rio Grande Professor Don Althoff (above right, on ladder) takes a group of students from Rio Grande and nearby Hocking College to nearby wooded areas to check nesting boxes and study the habits of the resident flying squirrels.

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ears ago, I discovered that there is a lot to like about eggplant. Aesthetically captivating, the plant’s gorgeous lavender flowers, followed by a glistening display of purple to purplish-black fruit, are a striking addition to the garden. Additional fruit color options include pearly white, soft orchid, and bright orange. Some varieties also produce fruits in various interesting shapes, from the classic oval to an elongated teardrop to long and slender or curved like a banana and even round balls that are the perfect size for shish kebabs.

This 2- to 4-foot-tall warm-season annual is easy to grow where summers are long and warm. For gardeners whose summers are a bit shorter, there are also varieties that mature quickly or are well-suited to growing in containers. Eggplant excels with two to three months of warm summer days and nighttime temperatures that frequently remain above 60 degrees.

Getting started Wait until the weather has warmed and all danger of frost has passed before planting. Ideally, it’s best to wait a couple of weeks after tomatoes have been planted before putting eggplant in the ground. Starting with 8- to 10-week-old transplants will give you a jump on the season, or you can start plants indoors from seed about eight weeks in advance of planting.

For best success, choose a sunny, well-drained site with fertile soil rich in organic matter. To help reduce disease, be sure

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to choose an area where tomatoes, peppers, and other nightshade members did not grow the previous year — preferably the previous two years.

Planting Eggplant is a heavy feeder, so rich soil is imperative to growing healthy plants and tasty fruit. Start by digging in a 1- to 2-inch layer of rotted manure or compost into the growing area or to each hole before planting, then water well. Plants also flourish in soil rich in minerals, which can easily be added to the planting hole via rock dust and/or greensand.

Space transplants 18 to 24 inches between plants, depending on the variety, and 2 to 3 feet between rows.

For gardeners growing in raised beds or using the squarefoot method, plant 18 to 24 inches apart in all directions.

Be sure to place transplants slightly deeper in the ground than they were in the pot. Then stake or cage plants so they have support as they grow to prevent them from falling over when laden with fruit.

Growing guide Feed plants lightly with composted animal manure or a complete organic fertilizer suitable for tomatoes about six weeks after planting, then side-dress with additional fertilizer after the first fruits form.

Water deeply and always keep the soil evenly moist but not wet, for best-quality fruits. Using a soaker hose or drip system at ground level is ideal. Also, be sure to add a layer of mulch, such as straw or compost, once plants become established. The mulch will keep soil moisture levels more even and help suppress weeds.

Harvest tips While warm, rich soil and uniform moisture along with warm air temperatures are all necessary for growing bitter-free fruit and quality yields, all can be lost if the fruits are overdeveloped when harvested. The texture can easily become spongy, pithy, and bitter once the fruit is too mature. This is one case where smaller is better, as young fruits usually have the best texture and flavor.

As such, harvest fruits while young and firm and after they develop their color, but before they lose their shine.

Fruits are too bitter once the skin turns dull. Glossy and richly colored is best.

Be gentle when harvesting to avoid bruising fruits. Use heavy-duty shears, hand pruners, or a sharp knife and cut about an inch above the calyx (cap) so that a short piece of the stem remains intact. Most varieties are prickly on the stems, but you can easily avoid irritation by wearing gloves or long sleeves when picking fruit.

KRIS WETHERBEE is a master gardener who lives in Oregon.

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sk Nancy Stranahan, “What’s the point of preserving plain old woods?” and you’re certain to get an earful.

“I’d say guilty as charged, except for the word ‘plain,’” Stranahan says, explaining that southern Ohio’s hardwood forests are the last best chance

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to save an ecosystem that has one of the highest levels of biodiversity in the world. “The fact that 100,000 multicellular native organisms are at stake takes ‘plain’ out of the discussion.”

By the way, they’re not “woods,” either, as Stranahan also points out — call them “eastern deciduous forest.” Her more important point, though: Whatever you call them, they’re a mighty precious commodity. Because of that, she’s been latching onto and saving them, acre by acre, for more than two decades since founding Arc of Appalachia in 1995.

Arc of Appalachia’s land holdings are ever-expanding as the group, mostly volunteers, works to acquire crucial parcels, with all the stunning views, massive old-growth trees, and forest floors and canopies teeming with life that come with them.

Inspiring natural beauty Few are as deeply connected to Arc of Appalachia as Jean Farkas, the current board president. A decade ago, she read a friend’s email referencing a hike at an Arc site. “I saw a reference to a land stewardship program and immediately knew I was going to do that,” she says. “I placed a phone call and that weekend drove down. I was smitten.”

Farkas said she hikes Arc trails often. Just because.

Who wouldn’t? They are tracts of intractably wild land, lush with the sounds, smells, sights, and feels of all things not modern world: leaves, bark, water, lichens and mosses, fungi, stone in all its forms, and the gravity that comes from

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Jean Farkas, president of Arc of Appalachia’s board of directors, says she was smitten with the program from the first time she heard about it.

being up close and personal with a system of life so much more immense than us.

They are also brimming with exquisite wildlife: elusive bobcats, threatened bat colonies, an army of tiny, delicate frogs and toads, slippery salamanders and newts, and rare timber rattlesnakes. There are flocks of visiting warblers, waterfowl, and regal birds of prey like hawks, owls, and eagles.

“We place a priority on purchasing land contiguous to already-owned properties,” Farkas says. “It’s more friendly to plants and wildlife. We’re a small, nimble organization and can make quick decisions.”

Ready to pounce Columbus and Franklin County Metro Parks Resource Manager John Watts can attest to that ability. “In Hocking County, a piece known as Fern Gully came available adjacent to Clear Creek’s 5,000 acres of mostly wilderness,” he says. “It was probably only going to be on the market for 48 to 72 hours. Arc was able to jump right in and buy it, or that land might have gone to someone not as interested in preserving it.”

The parcel is home to deep ravines awash with hemlocks and rare (believe it or not) tropical ferns. It is flush with towering stone outcrops, truck-sized boulders, and the pristine waters of meandering Clear Creek.

“Fern Gully’s met on three sides by Metro Parks’ Clear Creek, so it’s great that Arc was able to move quickly to secure and preserve the land,” Watts says. Arc turned the Continued on page 35

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Nancy Stranahan, co-founder and director of Arc of Appalachia, cultivates a statewide citizen advocacy network to support the purchase and, therefore, preservation of natural areas around the state.

Artistic impression While acquisition and education are front and center at Arc of Appalachia, so is art.

“What a dream!” exclaims Wendy Vickers, a poet who spent a couple weeks at an Arc artist-in-residence program. “Our task was to make art and share our experience and skills with local schoolchildren.” A free room at Arc meant free rein to write.

“The Highlands residency experience brought me back to my roots, revitalized me in ways I could never have foreseen,” Vickers says.

“Maude’s Cedar Narrows”

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Just beyond the woods, we hear water calling.

What does it have to say to us today?

The old song: passage and presence; moving on and staying attuned.

Heraclitus told us you cannot step twice into the same river.

The river keeps moving, you keep changing.

A few days ago, this creek roared its power to the top of the bluff and beyond, to the sky. Engorged with rain, it tore through its banks, snapping at grasses and trees.

It said: look, don’t touch.

It said: you can come to my door, but you’d better not enter.

It tossed out a dare we were too wise to take.

— written by Wendy Vickers during her Highlands residency 34 OHIO COOPERATIVE LIVING • MARCH 2019

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land over to Metro Parks and was recompensated and will use those funds in turn to buy up even more forest, or perhaps some bit of centuries-old Native American earthworks — another frequent target of Arc acquisition.

Where and how it all happens Arc’s home base is the 2,600-acre Highlands Nature Sanctuary, the largest of its 18 properties, straddling Rocky Fork Creek. There, visitors can take in all things Arc: shiver-good nature, caves and grottos, natural springs, and all the accouterments of nature in the wild.

During spring months, a brief just-weeks-long window affords legions of wildflowers just enough time to soak up sunshine and bloom before the forest’s dense canopy steals the light. Spring wildflowers and autumn foliage make for the busiest times at Highlands, where folks can visit for a hike or they can stay; a handful of cottages and homes owned by Arc offer perfect retreats without a commercial, touristy theme — just real “plain” woods and their associated residents.

Not all of the land Arc acquires is purchased — some is gifted, free-and-clear, such as the 75-acre farm in Pike County, donated by the Samson family in 2005, and an adjacent 70 acres donated by Marjorie Obrist a decade later. Both parcels had been in the respective families since the 1800s, and interestingly, throughout the Samson family’s history, not a single owner had ever timbered the land — they’d only farmed the open fields.

The continuing mission Of course, they’re not making land anymore, at least in Ohio, and land donors don’t just appear every day, so buying what’s there can be pricey. Arc raises money mostly from private donors, whose generosity is often motivated by a deep and abiding love of nature and all its immeasurable qualities. Then, utilizing the Clean Ohio Fund, Arc also gets $3 in return for each $1 it raises. The program was approved by Ohio voters in 2000 and helps fund a number of projects, including preservation of stream corridors and ecologically sensitive areas. That puts Arc in good position when it comes to loving and saving Ohio lands.

Since its inception, Arc has raised more than $13 million and preserved 6,200 acres at 18 sites. It also offers a woody menu of forest-oriented programs, including wildflower and other guided hikes, live music, holistic forest events, birding, butterfly and firefly gatherings, and plant and insect identification workshops, among others.

“What we are doing is very much for humanity,” Stranahan says. “It’s not just for the sake of all of those living things that call the forests home. It’s for our own sakes, too.”

JAMES PROFFITT is a freelance writer from Marblehead.

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MAR. 16 – Camp Creek Poultry Show, Allen Co. Fgds., 2750 Harding Hwy., Lima www.poultryshowcentral.com/Ohio.html.

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MAR. 16 – Maple Syrup Festival, Indian Lake State Park, 12774 St. Rte. 235 N., Lakeview. See a demonstration of the process by which sap is transformed into maple syrup. Enjoy a pancake and sausage breakfast, and purchase pure maple syrup. 937-843-2717 or http:// parks.ohiodnr.gov/indianlake.

THROUGH APR. 28 – “Expanded Views: Native American Art in Focus,” Toledo Museum of Art, 2445 Monroe St., Toledo.

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MAR. 7 – Toledo Symphony Concert, Sauder Village, Founder’s Hall, 22611 St. Rte. 2, Archbold, 7:30 p.m. Advance tickets recommended. 800-590-9755 or www.saudervillage.org.

MAR. 7–10, 14–17 – The Sunshine Boys, Van Wert Civic Theatre, 118 S. Race St., Van Wert, Thur.–Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m. $13. 419-2389689 or www.vwct.org.

MAR. 8–10, 15–17 – Miracle on South Division Street, Encore Theater, 991 N. Shore Dr., Lima, Fri./Sat. 8 p.m., Sun. 2 p.m. A heartfelt and hilarious comedy. www.amiltellers.org.

MAR. 9 – Spring Festival of Crafts, Stranahan Great Hall, 4645 Heatherdowns Blvd., Toledo, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Free admission and parking. See the new crafts, gifts, and decorating ideas that our crafters and artists have made just for you. Drop off your household

MAR. 16 – St. Patrick’s Day Celebration, 109 S. Ohio Ave., Sidney.

Time to be determined. 937-658-6945 or www.sidneyalive.org.

MAR. 22–24 – PRO Home and Garden Show, SeaGate Convention Ctr., 401 Jefferson Ave., Toledo, Fri. 4-8 p.m., Sat.10 a.m.–8 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Interior and exterior products for your new or ready home, plus the latest in home design. 419-4710101 or www.hireaprotoday.com.

MAR. 23 – Maple Syrup Festival, Williams Co. Fgds., 619 E. Main St., Montpelier, 8 a.m.–noon . Contact the Williams SWCD at 419636-9395 ext. 3, or email amichaels@williamsswcd.org.

MAR. 23 – Market Day and Fiber Fair, Junior Fair Building, Wood Co. Fgds., 13800 W. Poe Rd., Bowling Green, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $1 admission. Demonstrations, roving, fleeces, exotic fibers, handcrafted items, homespun yarns, books, dyes, spinning and weaving equipment and supplies. www.facebook.com/ BlackSwampSpinnersGuild or www.blackswampspinnersguild.org.

MAR. 24 – Flag City Model Train Show, Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation Inc., 12505 Co. Rd. 99, Findlay, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. $4, under 13 free (must be accompanied by an adult). Model trains, toy trains,

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MAR. 9–SEPT. 15 – “Blooms and Butterflies,” Franklin Park Conservatory, 1777 E. Broad St., Columbus, daily 10 a.m.–5 p.m. $12–$19, under 3 free. Hundreds of colorful butterflies fly freely in the Pacific Island Water Garden, a tropical haven filled with bright nectar blooms. Daily butterfly releases at 1 and 3 p.m. 614-7158000 or www.fpconservatory.org.

MAR. 10 – Columbus Wedding Show, Renaissance WestervillePolaris, 409 Altair Parkway, Westerville, 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Meet with wedding professionals, taste cake and catering samples, see fashion shows, and register for door prizes. http://ohioweddingshows.com.

MAR. 8 – Golden Dragon Acrobats, Marion Palace Theatre, 276 W. Center St., Marion, 7 p.m. $12–$30. This must-see spellbinding production combines award-winning acrobatics, traditional dance, spectacular costumes, ancient and contemporary music, and theatrical techniques. 740-383-2101 or www.marionpalace.org.

MAR. 8–10 – All American Columbus Pet Expo, Ohio Expo Ctr., 717 E. 17th Ave., Columbus, Fri. 1–8 p.m., Sat. 10 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Admission $6–$10 daily; $12–$20 weekend pass. $5 parking/day; $14 weekend pass. Includes the Pet Expo, the All About Cats Expo, and the Mega Pet Adoption. www. allaboutcatsexpo.com.

MAR. 8–10 – New Albany Symphony Orchestra: Sleeping Beauty, 100 W. Dublin-Granville Rd., New Albany, Fri./Sat. 7 p.m., Sun. 3 p.m. Sensory-friendly performance, Sat. 2 p.m. Featuring the dancers of the New Albany Children’s Ballet Theatre. www. newalbanysymphony.net.

MAR. 9–10 – Maple Sugaring, Hocking Hills State Park, 19852 St. Rte. 664 S., Logan, 12–4 p.m. Savor the taste of the season as we boil down our local maple sap. Discover the many methods used

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MAR. 10 – Maple Tapping Festival and Pancake Breakfast, Charles Alley Nature Park, 2805 Old Logan Rd. SE, Lancaster.

Breakfast served 8–11 a.m. ($5). Festival 8 a.m.–noon (free). www. ci.lancaster.oh.us/551/Calendar-of-Events.

MAR. 15–17 – Outdoor Life/Field & Stream Expo, Ohio Expo Ctr., Bricker Bldg., 717 E. 17th Ave., Columbus, Fri. 2–9 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $5–$15, under 6 free. Formerly Ohio Deer and Turkey Expo. Hundreds of exhibitors, demos and displays, trophy contests, free seminars, gear and equipment, shooting ranges, and more. www.deerinfo.com/ohio.

MAR. 16 – St. Patrick’s Day Celebration and Parade, downtown Dublin, 7 a.m.–12:15 p.m. Free. Events take place throughout the city, starting around 7 a.m. with a pancake breakfast, followed by the parade at 11 a.m. 800-245-8387 or www. irishisanattitude.com.

MAR. 16–SEPT. 8 – “It Started with Pencil and Paper,” Ohio Glass Museum’s Gallery, 124 W. Main St., Lancaster, Tues.–Sun. 1–4 p.m. and by appointment. $6, Srs. $5, C. (6–18) $3, under 6 free.

The exhibition will feature the ideas of the designers of established, well-known manufactured glass patterns. Sketches and/or patents

MAR. 9 – Hodgesville Lions Club’s “Eat a Bite for Sight,” Pancake & Sausage/Sausage, Gravy & Biscuit Day, Warren District Community Ctr., Hodgesville (7 miles north of Buckhannon on Rte. 20), 7 a.m.–1 p.m. Pancakes, regular and buckwheat; sausage; sausage gravy; biscuit; and drinks. Please bring your old eyeglasses for recycling. Brooms for sale. 304-472-3455.

MAR. 17 – St. Patrick’s Day Buffet, North Bend State Park, 202 North Bend Park Rd., Cairo, 11 a.m.–2 p.m. $12.95. Includes sauerkraut and pork. 304-643-2931 or www.northbendsp.com.

APR. 6 – Wheeling Jamboree Anniversary Show, Capitol Theatre, 1015 Main St., Wheeling, 7–10 p.m. $20–$65. This annual event celebrates the occasion when Wheeling’s legendary country music program left the radio studio to become the second-oldest country broadcast stage show in history. 304-243-4470 or www. capitoltheatrewheeling.com.

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and railroad memorabilia on display and for purchase. Quarter-scale train rides will be available for additional cost: $3 Adults, $2 Children.

419-423-2995, www.nworrp.org, or www.facebook.com/nworrp.

MAR. 24 – Church Basement Ladies: Rise Up, O Men, Niswonger Performing Arts Ctr., 10700 St. Rte. 118 S., Van Wert, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. $25–$40. An all-new musical comedy, the sixth in the popular Church Basement Ladies series. 419-238-6722 or www.npacvw.org.

MAR. 30 – Spring Crafter’s Showcase, Tam O’ Shanter Exhibition Building, 7060 Sylvania Ave. (1/2 mile west of McCord Rd.), Sylvania, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Free admission and parking. Fill your Mother’s Day, graduation, or spring decorating needs. Win gift certificates and look for Balloon Bonanza show specials! 419-842-1925 or www. toledocraftsmansguild.org/shows.html.

APR. 6 – Lima Symphony Concert: Triumph and Farewell to Crafton Beck, Veterans Memorial Civic and Convention Ctr., 7 Town Square, Lima, 7:30 p.m. $15–$30. Featured work is Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony. 419-222-5701 or www.limasymphony.com.

APR. 6 – On Holy Ground: Lima Church Choir Invitational, St. John Catholic Church, 777 S. Main St., Lima, 7–10:30 p.m. Free.

Introducing Christian singer/songwriter — and Lima St. John’s own — MaryBlanche. 419-236-1484.

APR. 6–7 – Spring Thaw Sale of Treasures, sponsored by Williams County Agricultural Society, Williams Co. Fgds., Montpelier, Sat. 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.–3 p.m. More than 150 booths. Household, antiques, crafts, bric-a-brac, tools, and many other treasures for sale!

419-630-6388, 419-551-0950, or www.wcofair.com.

APR. 6–7 – Tri-State Gun Show, Allen Co. Fgds., 2750 Harding Hwy., Lima (2 miles east of Lima on St. Rte. 309), Sat. 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 8:30 a.m.–3 p.m. $6, free for members, under 18 free if accompanied by adult. Over 400 tables of modern and antique guns, edged weapons, and sporting equipment. 419-647-0067 or www. tristategunshow.org.

and blueprints will accompany finished examples of glassware produced. 740-687-0101 or www.ohioglassmuseum.org.

MAR. 17 – Columbus Toy and Collectible Show, Ohio Expo Ctr., Lausche Bldg., 717 E. 17th Ave., Columbus, 9 a.m.–3 p.m. $7 (cash only), under 11 free. Early admission, 8–9 a.m., $10 (cash only). Buy, sell, and trade new and used toys, video games, and collectibles at Ohio’s largest gathering of vintage collectors and dealers. Cosplayers get $1 off admission! www.ctspromotions.com.

MAR. 17 – Lancaster Community Band Concert. Faith Memorial Church, 2610 W. Fair Ave., Lancaster, 2 p.m. Free admission. 740-856-4430.

MAR. 17 – St. Paddy’s Day with Dave Greer’s Classic Jazz Stompers, Clintonville Woman’s Club, 3951 N. High St., Columbus, 2–5 p.m. Sponsored by the Central Ohio Hot Jazz Society. 614-558-2212 or www.cohjs.org.

MAR. 19 – Reynoldsburg KidsFest, Reynoldsburg Methodist Church, 1636 Graham Rd., Reynoldburg, 5–8 p.m. Great familyfriendly event featuring camp options from throughout central Ohio, family activities, and much more. 877-543-7801 or www. kidslinked.com.

APR. 4–6 – Dinner Theatre: Twelve Angry Men, Marion Palace Theatre, 276 W. Center St., Marion, 6:30 p.m. $40. The Emmyaward winning classic drama comes to life in the May Pavilion.

Rated PG-13. 740-383-2101 or www.marionpalace.org.

APR. 11–14 – Equine Affaire, Ohio Expo Ctr., 717 E. 17th Ave., Columbus. $8–$15, under 6 free. Experience the nation’s premier equine exposition, featuring an impressive educational program, the largest horse-related trade show in North America, top equine entertainment and competition, and endless opportunities to experience, buy, and sell horses of all types. 740-845-0085 or www. equineaffaire.com.

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

MAR. 9 – “Opening the Door to Family History,” Cleveland History Ctr., 10825 East Blvd., Cleveland, noon–3 p.m. $15.

Presented by the Western Reserve Historical Society’s Genealogical Committee. A class designed for the beginning family researcher. www.wrhs.org/events.

MAR. 9–10 – Chagrin Fall’s Spring Avant-Garde Art and Craft Show, Federated Church – Family Life Ctr., 16349 Chillicothe Rd., Chagrin Falls, Sat. 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. $3, under 12 free. Features a variety of local artists and crafters selling their original handmade items. Full concession stand on site. 440-2278794 or www.avantgardeshows.com.

MAR. 9–10 – Maple Syrup Festival, Malabar Farm State Park, 4050 Bromfield Rd., Lucas, 12–4 p.m. Free. Experience sugar camp with live historical demonstrations. Enjoy horse-drawn wagon rides. Food and maple products for sale. Donations to the horse group appreciated. Bringing cash is recommended. 419-892-2784 or www.malabarfarm.org.

MAR. 9–10 – Ohio Decoy Collectors and​Carvers Association Show and Sale, Holiday Inn, 15471 Royalton Rd., ​Strongsville, Sat. 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 9 a.m.–3 p.m. $5, under 17 free. A venue

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for decoy collectors, competitive carvers, and wildlife/waterfowl artists. Competition entries will include over 1,200 beautifully carved and painted duck decoys, shorebirds, fish decoys, songbirds, and more. Members-only events begin Fri., March 8.

419-874-3671 or www.odcca.net.

MAR. 23 – Mt. Hope Train and Toy Show, 8076 St. Rte. 241, Mt. Hope, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. $5, under 13 free. Over 600 dealer tables. All gauges and parts, running layouts, farm and vintage toys, die-cast models, and much more. Food catered by Mrs. Yoder’s Kitchen. 330262-7488, cathijon@sssnet.com, or www.cjtrains.com.

MAR. 9–10 – Olde Stark Antique Faire, Stark Co. Fgds., 305 Wertz Ave. NW, Canton, Sat. 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Come and explore the wide choice of antiques offered by over 100 select dealers and collectors. 330-794-9100 or find us on Facebook.

MAR. 23–24 – Rocky River Spring Avant-Garde Art and Craft Show, Rocky River Memorial Hall, 21016 Hilliard Blvd., Rocky River, Sat. 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. $3, under 12 free. Features artists and crafters selling their original handmade items. Full concession stand on site. 440-227-8794 or www. avantgardeshows.com.

MAR. 9–10, 16–17 – Maple Sugar Festival and Pancake Breakfast, Hale Farm and Village, 2686 Oak Hill Rd., Bath, Adults $15, C. (3–12) $10, Members $5. Enjoy a hearty breakfast and then head out into the Sugaring Camp to learn about tree tapping and the maple sugar process. See oxen demonstrations and view period arts and crafts demonstrations such as glassblowing, blacksmithing, spinning, and weaving. Breakfast served 10 a.m.–3 p.m. www.wrhs.org/events.

MAR. 16 – Annual Campbell-Dickinson St. Patrick’s Run Bike Walk and Kids’ 1K Fun Run, 201 S. 4th St., Toronto. Proceeds benefit cancer research. 740-317-3947 or www.thegemcity.org.

MAR. 17 – Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Renaissance Theatre, 138 Park Ave. W., Mansfield, 3 p.m. $5. The classic film starring Gene Wilder. 419-522-2726 or www.mansfieldtickets.com.

MAR. 22 – Adult Swim: Ohio Beer and Wine, Greater Cleveland Aquarium, 2000 Sycamore St., Cleveland, 7–10 p.m. $40 admission ($30 for GCA passholders) includes light hors d’oeuvres, 20 tasting tickets, and a souvenir tasting glass. $20 non-drinking “designated driver” option also available. This tasting spotlights local wineries and breweries. 216-862-8803 or www.greaterclevelandaquarium.com.

MAR. 22–23 – Militaria/Police/Fire EMS Collectors Show, Lakeland Community College, Athletic and Fitness Center Main Gym, 7700 Clocktower Dr., Kirtland (Rt. 306 and I-90 exit 193), Fri. 5–9 p.m., Sat. 9 a.m.–3 p.m. $5, Stds. $3; veterans and active military with ID, $3. 440-525-7529, lakelandmilitariashow@gmail.com, or www.facebook.com/lakeland.militaria.show.

MAR. 15–16 – River City Blues and Jazz Festival, Lafayette Hotel, 101 Front St., Marietta. The festival brings together some of the most talented blues and jazz performers from around the country to perform in front of a longtime and loyal fan base. http:// bjfm.org/blues-festival/.

MAR. 16 – The Leprechaun Chase: St. Patrick’s Day Run, 9:30 a.m. $30–$35. Two distances: 2-mile run/walk (1 loop) and 4-mile run/walk (2 loops). https://runsignup.com/Race/OH/Chillicothe/ MuddyLeprechaun4MileRunWalk.

MAR. 16 – Runa, Peoples Bank Theatre, 222 Putnam St., Marietta, 8 p.m. $22–$38. Interweaving the haunting melodies and exuberant tunes of Ireland and Scotland with the lush harmonies and intoxicating rhythms of jazz, bluegrass, flamenco and blues, Luna offers a thrilling and redefining take on traditional music. www. peoplesbanktheatre.com.

MAR. 8–10 – Home, Garden, and Business Expo, Pritchard Laughlin Civic Ctr., 7033 Glenn Hwy., Cambridge, Fri. 11 a.m.– 8 p.m., Sat. 11 a.m.–7 p.m., Sun. noon–5 p.m. 740-439-6688 or www. cambridgeohiochamber.com.

MAR. 22–23 – 10th Annual Writers at the Crossroads Conference, Crossroads Branch Library, 63500 Byesville Rd., Cambridge, 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Free and open to the public. 740-4327536 or www.guernseycountylibrary.org.

MAR. 9– Golden Dragon Acrobats, Peoples Bank Theatre, 222 Putnam St., Marietta, 12 p.m. and 7 p.m. $22–$42. This must-see spellbinding production combines award-winning acrobatics, traditional dance, spectacular costumes, ancient and contemporary music, and theatrical techniques. www.peoplesbanktheatre.com.

MAR. 23 – National Cambridge Glass Collectors “All Cambridge Benefit Auction,” St. Benedict’s Gym, 233 N. Seventh St., Cambridge, preview at 8:30 a.m., auction at 9:30 a.m. $2 admission. 740-432-4245 or www.cambridgeglass.org.

MAR. 24 – Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra Children’s MAR. 15 – Living Word Banquet and Auction, Pritchard Laughlin Concert, Pritchard Laughlin Civic Ctr., 7033 Glenn Hwy., Cambridge, 3:30 p.m. 740-826-8197 or www.seoso.org.

Civic Ctr., 7033 Glenn Hwy., Cambridge, doors open at 5 p.m. 740439-2761 or www.livingworddrama.org.

SOUTHWEST

Fairgrove Ave., Hamilton, 10 a.m.–5 p.m. $5 online, $7 at door. Free parking. Quilts, quilting and craft supplies, patterns, fabrics, vintage textiles, and more. 513-932-1817 or www.wchsmuseum.org.

MAR. 9 – Cabin Fever Arts Festival, Southern State Community College, Patriot Ctr., 100 Hobart Dr., Hillsboro, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

Free admission. Over 60 artisans exhibiting their handcrafted work, with most items available for purchase. Live music by Steve Free. Food truck on site. cabinfeverartsfestival@gmail.com or www.appartguild.com.

THROUGH MAR. 17 – Around the World in 80 Days, Loft Theater, 126 N. Main St., Dayton. Jules Verne’s classic tale springs to life in this clever, fast-paced comedy for the whole family. www. humanracetheatre.org.

MAR. 6, 13, 20, 27 – Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass, Vinoklet Winery, 11069 Colerain Ave., Cincinnati, 6:30–8:30 p.m.

Free admission. Enjoy dinner and an evening of lively bluegrass music. Reservations recommended. 513-385-9309 or www. vinokletwines.com.

MAR. 8–9 – Quilt and Fabric Arts Show, Butler Co. Fgds., 1715

MAR. 29–APR. 22 – I-X Indoor Amusement Park, IX Center, One I-X Dr., Cleveland. Annual spring event offers a full day of family fun at a budget-friendly price! Over 20 acres of rides, games, food, and attractions, all under one roof. 216-265-2586 or www. ixamusementpark.com.

MAR. 31 – North Coast Military Collectors’ Spring Show, MAPS Air Museum, 2260 International Parkway, North Canton, 9 a.m.–4 p.m. $5, under 13 free. Admission to show gives full access to museum. More than 250 tables of field gear, patches, insignia, ephemera, weapons, uniforms, and more from all eras and numerous countries. Meet collectors, authors, artists, and local veterans. 330-546-3085, northcoastmilitary@att.net, or www. facebook.com/NCMCUSA. MAR. 31 – Teddy Bear Concert: “The Science of Sound,” Renaissance Theatre, 138 Park Ave. W., Mansfield, 2:30 p.m. $5. In partnership with Little Buckeye Children’s Museum. See, hear, and feel sound waves with this interactive concert featuring members of the Mansfield Symphony Orchestra. 419-522-2726 or www. mansfieldtickets.com.

APR. 6–7 – Strongsville Spring Avant-Garde Art and Craft Show, Strongsville Ehrnfelt Recreation Ctr., 18100 Royalton Rd., Strongsville, Sat. 10 a.m.–5 p.m., Sun. 11 a.m.–5 p.m. $3, under 12 free. Features artists and crafters selling their original handmade items. Full concession stand on site. 440-227-8794 or www. avantgardeshows.com.

MAR. 27 – To Kill a Mockingbird, Athena Grand, 1008 E. State St., Athens, 7 p.m. $12.50. 740-593-8800 or www.athenagrand.com.

MAR. 28–30 – Cambridge Lions Club Variety Show, Scottish Rite Auditorium, 941 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge, 7:30 p.m. $10. 740260-1149 or www.cambridgelions.com.

MAR. 30 – Southeast Ohio Poultry Breeders Association Show, Washington Co. Fgds., 922 Front St., Marietta. www. poultryshowcentral.com/Ohio.html.

MAR. 31 – Guided Hike at Gladys Riley Preserve, Tick Ridge-Koenig Hill Rd., Otway. The preserve is the first refuge specifically created for the protection of the Golden Star Lily, an extremely rare and endangered early spring wildflower that is sheltered inside the preserve. Join naturalists John Jaeger and Dave Kuehner for a guided hike to catch these rare wildflowers in peak bloom. Space is limited and registration is required. http:// arcofappalachia.org/gladys-riley-guided-hike.

APR. 6 – Guernsey County Ducks Unlimited Banquet, Pritchard Laughlin Civic Ctr., 7033 Glenn Hwy., Cambridge. 740-439-7009 or www.pritchardlaughlin.com.

APR. 6 – The Shawshank Redemption, Majestic Theatre, 45 E. Second St., Chillicothe, 7 p.m. $5. 740-772-2041 or www. majesticchillicothe.net.

APR. 9 – Hayes Carll, Stuart’s Opera House, 52 Public Square, Nelsonville, 7:30 p.m. $24–$32. 740-753-1924 or www. stuartsoperahouse.org.

MAR. 24 – Spring Bling Dayton Women’s Shopping Expo, Wright State University’s Nutter Center, McLin Gym, 3640 Colonel Glen Hwy., Dayton, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. www.facebook.com/ events/199479367322534/.

MAR. 29–30 – Southern Ohio Indoor Music Festival, Roberts Ctr., 123 Gano Rd., Wilmington. Doors open at 10 a.m. $35–$65.

Award-winning bluegrass, old-time, and gospel music combined with family fun and educational opportunities. 800-965-9324 or http://somusicfest.com/index.html.

MAR. 9 – Vernon McIntyre’s Appalachian Grass, Haddix Hall (next to Hunter’s Pizzeria), 4165 St. Rte. 122, Franklin, 6–8 p.m. $5. Enjoy an evening of lively bluegrass music with lightning-fast instrumentals, close harmonies, and entertaining novelty songs. 937-746-5415, haddixmusic@yahoo.com, or www.facebook.com/HaddixHall.

MAR. 30 – Queen City Beautiful Doll Club: Fashion Doll Show and Sale, EnterTRAINment Junction Expo Room, 7379 Squire Ct., West Chester, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. $5, under 12 free. Free parking. Fashion dolls, clothes, and accessories from all eras. Many other dolls and toys too. Free 1:6 scale “Let’s Play” exhibit in the lobby. 513-2078409, askmargie@aol.com, or find us on Facebook.

MAR. 16 – G-Scale Swap Meet, EnterTRAINment Junction, 7379 Squire Ct., West Chester, 10 a.m.–2 p.m. Free admission. The perfect time to find all those hard-to-find items for your Garden Railway.

Presented by the Greater Cincinnati Garden Railway Society. https://entertrainmentjunction.com/calendar.

MAR. 30–31 – Ruffles and Rust Expo, Butler Co. Fgds., 1715 Fairgrove Ave., Hamilton, Sat. 9 a.m.–4 p.m., Sun. 10 a.m.–4 p.m. $6 admission (good both days), under 13 free. Vintage items, home decor, handmade items, gourmet food, and boutique items. www. rufflesandrustexpo.com/ohio.

MAR. 23–24 – Scale Model Expo, EnterTRAINment Junction, 7379 Squire Ct., West Chester, Sat. 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Sun. noon–4 p.m. Free. Operating steam and gas engines, 1/6-scale figures and dioramas, live steam locomotives, models, military items, and more. https://entertrainmentjunction.com/calendar.

APR. 6–7 – Dollhouse and Miniatures Show and Sale, EnterTRAINment Junction Expo Room, 7379 Squire Ct., West Chester, Sat. 11 a.m.–5 p.m., Sun. noon–4 p.m. $5, C. (4–12) $3, under 4 free. https://entertrainmentjunction.com/calendar.

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MEMBER INTERACTIVE

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1. Our grandson, Wyatt, takes advantage of a change in the weather to go fly his kite.

Dawn Heath South Central Power Company member

2. Shelf cloud over the F.A. Seiberling Nature Realm in Akron, Ohio.

Donald Weyrick Carroll Electric Cooperative member

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Send us your picture!

For June, send “Creature Comfort” (animals, but not pets) by March 15; for July, send “Load Up the Car” by April 15. Upload your photos at www.ohioec.org/memberinteractive and remember to include your co-op name and to identify everyone in your photos.

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3. My father, Ted Neptune, on a cool, crisp autumn morning. Every time I see this picture, it brings back so many good memories of growing up on a farm. Dad is a hard-working, honest man who has always loved farming.

Pamela Davis Guernsey-Muskingum Electric Cooperative member

4. Brady Ann, best dog ever, loves the feeling that she’s flying on a windy day!

Jamie Anderson Holmes-Wayne Electric Cooperative member

Right TREE, Right PLACE CALL

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before you dig

to locate underground electric or other utility lines. This is a free service and it’s the law!

Before you buy a tree, look up and around.

See any power lines? That’s your cue to plant far away — use the chart below as a guide.

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS Avoid planting shrubs and flowers around green transformer boxes and electric meters. Your co-op needs access for meters, and it’s safer to keep the space clear.

Tree Planting Guide 50' 40' 30'

NO-TREE ZONE

20' 10' 0'

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30'

40'

Small-tree zone: Less than 25' in height and spread; at least 25' from lines.

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50' Medium-tree zone: 25'-40' in height and spread; at least 40' from lines.

60'

70' Large-tree zone: Larger than 40' in height and spread; at least 60' from lines.