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Congratulations Class of 2012By JODI MILBURNTimes Editor

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KETTERING — Bellbrook High School seniors took their nextstep into their futures as they collected diplomas Saturday, May26 at Trent Arena in Kettering.“You have the choice to make the most or least of your edu-

cation,” Bellbrook High School Principal Chris Baker informedstudents, parents, staff, and those on hand to witness the Class of2012 graduate.Baker asked parents to stand up and be recognized for their

love and support of their children. He told students that growing up in his own family of 11 chil-

dren, he didn’t need to look far for inspiration. His mother, whosuffered from multiple sclerosis (MS), was his inspiration rightin front of him everyday.He encouraged students to focus on life’s possibilities, blaze a

trail for a meaningful life, meet the challenges of the 21stCentury, and be engaged to promote the greater good.Bellbrook Sugarcreek Locals Schools Superintendent Dr.

Keith St. Pierre informed graduates that the School Board wasproud of them and wished them all the best in life.“Your success is our success,” said St. Pierre.Bellbrook High School Class of 2012 Salutatorian Margaret

Cinibulk encouraged students to slow down, enjoy the momentswith friends and family, thank a teacher who had motivatedthem, and make their next four years even better.“Happiness is achieving largely through human relation-

ships,” said Cinibulk.She reminded students that Bellbrook will always be their

home.Bellbrook High School Class of 2012 Valedictorian Matthew

Witzeman told students to believe in hope - an ingredient forsuccess.“This is the moment in our lives to focus on our future,” said

Witzeman. “We will all make our marks. Do not fear but hopeinstead.”Senior Class President Darbi Griffith offered laughs after

leading students back in time to the days when they had to tradein crayons for protractors. She called it a “sad, sad day.”Griffith encouraged students to look past their own small

worlds and engage themselves in selfless acts that can leave alasting impact on others.“Change can be created by one individual,” said Griffith.She informed students to think about her social reform plan,

the 1-1-1 plan - where one individual can choose to do one ran-dom act of kindness that can ultimately impact another person,or possibly the world.

Times photo by Jodi MilburnBellbrook High School Class of 2012’s Salutatorian Margaret Cinibulk accepts a yel-

low rose after receiving her diploma during commencement exercises Saturday. Formore photos, see inside pages 2, 4 and 12.

By MARCIA TREADWAYSpecial Writer

DAYTON — Pre-engineering students at Bellbrook High School (BHS)designed, built and tested their version of the jet propelled M-497 high speed railcar and it took flight on the rails at the James F. Dicke Family TransportationCenter in Carillon Park May 17.The New York Central Railroad tested the M-497 in July of 1966 when engi-

neer Don Wetzel opened up the throttles of the General Electric jets that sentthem flying in Ohio.Seniors Scott Jarrett, PJ Eckley, Charlie Black, Sam Salchak, and Will Giffin

worked together and built a ‘G’ scale (garden railway) prototype of the M-497,and with assistance from a number of organizations and businesses, built an 1/8scale rail car that is powered by two jet engines.Jack Hunt teaches a four-year, pre-engineering/Science, Technology,

Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) program at BHS. The capstone course iscalled Engineering Design and Development.

Times photos by Marcia Treadway

Above, Charlie Black, Sam Salchak and Scott Jarrett check things out after a run. Below, Sam Salchak holds the G Scale prototype he con-structed. PJ Eckley stands by him on the right.

Students test a jet propelled, high speed rail car

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BELLBROOK — Eighthgraders at BellbrookMiddle School will go“Clean and Green”Friday, June 1 as theyhost an alternative ener-gy fair.During the month of

May, the studentsresearched, designedand built a model city.Their city will utilize solar,wind, water, and hydro-gen fuel cells to generateelectricity and powertransportation. The fair,being held during schoolhours, is open to thepublic.Teachers, as well as

students, will be workingtogether to put the spot-light on clean and greenenergy sources.The language arts

teachers have createdlessons on propagandain advertising to promotethe energy sources, whilemath teachers will havethe students generatecost analyses comparingthese energy sources totheir non-renewablecounterparts.Those students taking

a foreign language willbe investigating how therest of the world pro-duces their electric ener-gy.Looking at possibilities

in the U.S., the sciencedepartment has adaptedlessons from ProjectLead the Way andSociety of AutomotiveEngineers - A World inMotion so the studentscan actually design andpower their city.Alternative energy

sources is a topic thateighth graders are tack-ling now in order to maketheir future a little clean-er. The fair will be openfrom 7:40-11:50 a.m. and12:20-2:40 p.m. It is sug-gested that 8th gradeparents attend duringtheir child’s science classperiod.

BELLBROOK — BellbrookMiddle School officials haveannounced that 10 studentshave been selected to earn theGovernor’s Thomas EdisonAward for Excellence inStudent Research.First established under

Governor Celeste’s adminis-tration in 1985, the program ofGovernor’s Awards forExcellence in StudentResearch is now called theGovernor’s Thomas EdisonAwards for Excellence inStudent Research to reflect thedirect involvement of theEdison Technology Centers aswas conceived originally.In order to qualify for this

most prestigious award, stu-dents must have earned aSuperior judges’ rating ontheir Science Fair Project atthe Local Science Day held atBellbrook Middle School.

Governor’s ThomasEdison Award for Excellencein Advanced or AlternativeEnergy• Connor Robinson, “How

the Number of PropellerBlades Affects Efficiency”• Kevin Kiefer,

“Incandescent vs.Fluorescent”• Henry Wong, “Can the

Wavelength of Light Affect ASolar Panel?”

Governor’s ThomasEdison Award for Excellencein Advanced Materials• Lauren Kemper,

“What Would You RatherLand In?”• Lily Bartlett,

“Improve Your SportsProtection”

Governor’s ThomasEdison Award for Excellencein Agriculture and FoodTechnology• Shea Neal, “ W i l l

Nutrients from Food Affectthe Growth of Plants?”

Governor’s ThomasEdison Award for Excellencein Environmental Sciences• Natalie Galle,

“Interesting Insulators”• Katey Montgomery,

“Upstream, Downstream, AllAround Stream”• Rachel Giffin,

“The Green Death: Effect ofNutrients on CyanobacteriaGrowth”• Carson Stone,

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“While I challenge each year’s students toexcel in a project of their choice, this is anexceptional group. During my 35 years ofteaching I’ve had numerous individual andteam projects that I have been impressed with,but this year’s has topped them all,” said Hunt.According to Hunt, students are to solve a

problem that is in our society and come up witha solution.“In this case the team was disappointed to

see Ohio reject federal funds to build a highspeed rail system as a means to solving some ofour transportation needs,” said Hunt.Jarrett, Eckley, Black, Salchak, and Giffin

said their goal from the beginning was todesign a high speed locomotive that would trav-el long distances at speeds more than 125 milesper hour.“With our prototype being a 1/8th scaled

form of a full size train, this requires us to reach

a speed of 15.625 miles per hour,” said Jarrett.“Along with the speed, we must maintain alonger run to demonstrate the length of timethat it can run.”During the demonstration the prototype

reached a speed of 18 mph, which equals 144mph for a full size train.The team worked more than 1,500 hours

inside and outside of the class room andlearned a lot about engineering a design fromscratch and presenting it to the masses.Total cost of the project was $6,207.

Students had a little help from their friends andfamily. They give a special thanks to the schooldistrict and their wood shop and art department,Boyd Jarrett of Carillon Park, Ron Mock of theCarillon Rail and Steam Society, Jack Hunt,Bob Chapman and Jim Carson and ScottJarrett’s parents who donated the jet engines.During the presentation, students said the

next step is to create a larger model for furthertesting. They challenged General Electric to thetask. Jarrett said if GE wants to continue theproject they can call!

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Times photo by Marcia TreadwayScott Jarrett (left), Will Giffin, Charlie Black, Bellbrook High School teacher Jack

Hunt, PJ Eckley, and Sam Salchak.

Bellbrook High School Class of 2012 Valedictorian Matthew Witzeman (right) leadsthe way as the Class of 2012 proceeds to their seats at the beginning of com-mencement ceremonies at Trent Arena in Kettering. Times photo by Jodi Milburn

Submitted photoTop row: Henry Wong (left), Shea Neal, Connor Robinson, Kevin Kiefer, and Carson

Stone. Bottom: Natalie Galle, Lily Bartlett, Lauren Kemper, Katey Montgomery, andRachel Giffin.

Bellbrook MS studentsreceive top science awards

Leading the way

BELLBROOK — At its May meeting, the Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Schools’ Board ofEducation honored its 2012 retiring teachers. Joe Abbinante, Mavis Franklin, LoriFrueauf, Christine Long, Ellen Neidenthal, and Connie Rohrer were thanked for theiryears of service and dedication to the students of Bellbrook-Sugarcreek Schools.Each was presented a plaque. Pictured are the teachers with the exception ofAbbinante who was not present and School Board President Liz Betz. Submittedphoto

Saying goodbye

May 229:31 a.m. - An officer was

dispatched to a Pleasant HillDrive address on a reportedunruly juvenile. A 16-year-oldmale Centerville resident wascharged with being an unrulyjuvenile and was summonsedinto court.12:26 p.m. - The School

Resource Officer at theCenterville High Schoolinvestigated a trespassingcomplaint and arrested a 15-year-old male WashingtonTownship resident for crimi-nal trespassing. He was incar-cerated in the MontgomeryCounty Juvenile DetentionCenter.1:37 p.m. - The Miami

Township Police Departmentlocated a 42-year-old maleCenterville resident who had afailure-to-comply warrantthrough our department. Hewas arrested and incarceratedin the Kettering Jail.1:48 p.m. - An officer com-

pleted an on-going investiga-tion and arrested a 42-year-oldmale Centerville resident on adomestic violence warrantthrough our department. Heposted bond and was released.2:22 p.m. - A Pleasant Hill

Drive resident reported afraud complaint. The investi-gation is pending.5:17 p.m. - Officers were

dispatched to aW. Franklin St.business on a family troublecomplaint. The matter wasresolved.6:54 p.m. - Officers were

dispatched to a FernshireDrive residence on a domesticviolence complaint. The 16-year-old male resident wasarrested for domestic violenceand was incarcerated in theMontgomery County JuvenileDetention Center.9:22 p.m. - Officers were

dispatched to E. Rahn Roadon an automobile crash with a

bicycle. The driver of thevehicle, a 39-year-old maleKettering resident, was arrest-ed for OVI and was incarcerat-ed in the Kettering Jail.

May 2111:09 a.m. - The

Montgomery County Sheriff’sOffice located and arrested a21-year-old female Daytonresident on a failure-to-comply warrant through ourdepartment. She was incarcer-ated in the MontgomeryCounty Jail.11:29 a.m. - A minor injury

traffic crash was reported onS. Main St. An adult maledriver was removed to the hos-pital by medic for minorinjuries.5:06 p.m. - An officer was

dispatched to a River DownsDrive residence on a criminaldamaging complaint. Thereare no suspects.6:55 p.m. - The Preble

County Sheriff’s Office locat-ed and arrested a 19-year-old

female Eaton resident on afailure-to-comply warrantthrough our department. Shewas released after postingbond.9:41 p.m. - Officers were

dispatched to Lake GlenCourt on a criminal mischiefcomplaint. There are no sus-pects.10:34 p.m. - The Kettering

Police Department locatedand arrested a 26-year-oldmale Centerville resident on afailure-to-comply warrantthrough our department. Hewas released after postingbond.11:29 p.m. - Officers were

dispatched to a ShawhanDrive residence on a domesticviolence complaint. Theinvestigation is pending.

May 202:03 p.m. - A traffic crash

occurred at Main St. andFranklin St. An involved partyreported having a minorinjury but refused medical

treatment.

May 1912:25 a.m. - While on

patrol, an officer located avehicle on Far Hills Avenuethat had been reported as driv-ing erratically. The driver ofthe vehicle, a 33-year-oldfemale Dayton resident, wasarrested for OVI and resistingarrest. She was incarcerated inthe Montgomery County Jail.12:26 a.m. - A Kettering

resident reported a possiblechild abuse that occurred at aClyo Road business. The inci-dent is pending further inves-tigation.1:34 a.m. - Officers were

dispatched to a LangdonDrive residence on the reportof a family trouble complaint.

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Claudia FeuerClaudia (Cretella) Feuer, age 60, of Centerville, passed

away Sunday, May 20, 2012 after a two-year battle with can-cer. Claudia is survived by her husband, Mark; sons, Noah(Stephanie) and Adam (friend, Gina Lencioni) Feuer; sister,Lisa (Paul) Koches; brothers, Albert III (Diane), Peter, andTony (Nancy) Cretella; sisters-in-law, Susan (Bill) Schmidtand Gerri Shubow; brother-in-law, Larry (Sherri) Feuer; andloving nieces, nephews, cousins; her aunt, Virginia Mars anduncle, Dick Cretella; and friends.Funeral services were heldWednesday, May 23, 2012 at the

Beth Abraham Synagogue, 305 Sugar Camp Circle inOakwood with Rabbi Bernard Barsky and Cantor AndreaRaizen officiating. Interment Beth Abraham Cemetery. In lieuof flowers, please send donations to Beth AbrahamSynagogue, the Cancer Support Community of Western Ohio,or to the charity of your choice. Funeral Arrangementsentrusted to Marker & Heller Funeral Homes, North MainStreet Chapel.

Dolores A.Van LeeuwenDolores A. Van Leeuwen, age 79, of Dayton, passed away

peacefully on Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at Bethany Village inCenterville, surrounded by her family. She was preceded indeath by her parents, Margaret and Edward Pleiman, Sr.; son,Ronald Edward; sister, Irene; and brother, Ed Jr.She is survived by her loving husband of 56 years, Robert

H. "Bob" Van Leeuwen; three sons, Bob (Cam), Gary, andRandy Van Leeuwen; two daughters, Patty (Don) Ward, andCheryl (Paul) Robinson; eight grandchildren, Kelli Jo,Andrew, Trevor, Haley, Jacob, Luke, Johnny, Julia, and Mia;one great-grandson, Jaxson; sisters, Mary Louise, Helen,Ellen, Sister Grace, Johanna, and Teresa; brothers, Jim, Nickand Jerry.A Mass of Christian Burial was held on Friday, May 25,

2012 at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, 2300 S.Smithville Road with Father Satish Joseph presiding.Entombment is at Calvary Cemetery. A visitation was held onThursday, May 24 at Tobias Funeral Home-Belmont Chapel,648 Watervliet Ave., Dayton, 45420 and on Friday at thechurch. Condolences may be expressed to the family atwww.tobiasfuneralhome.com.

Tyler Robert WesterfieldTyler is survived by his parents Bob & Jen Westerfield of

Clearcreek Township; siblings Matt Westerfield, Michelle(Westerfield) Hudock, BoydWesterfield, BenWesterfield andElle Westerfield; maternal grandparents Les & JoyceFerguson of Beavercreek, Birgit Ferguson of Columbus, Ohio;paternal grandmother Jean Westerfield of Centerville.Tyler is proceeded in death by his paternal

grandfather Douglas Robert Westerfield. The family wouldlike to share their sincere gratitude to Contemporary OBGYN,The Southview Maternity staff, friends and leaders fromSouthbrook Christian Church, their staff at Side Effects, Inc.,friends and family for all the continued prayers and supportduring this difficult time.A service was held Friday, May 25 in a garden they are

dedicating in their backyard.

FOR THE RECORD- Sugarcreek Twp. Police Reports -

May 2410:25 a.m. - Traffic offense report

taken in the 6200 block of WilmingtonPike.3:54 p.m. - Criminal damage report

taken in the 6200 block of WilmingtonPike.4:58 p.m. - Warrant pickup with the

Springboro Police Department led to thearrest of a 52-year-old male for a warrant.7:24 p.m. - Domestic violence report

taken in the 500 block of East Alex BellRoad led to the arrest of a 27-year-oldmale for domestic violence and assault.11:45 p.m. - Aided case report taken in

the area of Stewart Road and WashingtonMill Road.

May 234:16 p.m. - Suspicious vehicle reported

in the 6200 block of Wilmington Pike ledto the arrest of a 25-year-old male foroperating a vehicle under the influenceand possession of drug paraphernalia,and a 25-year-old male for obstruction.12:43 p.m. - Theft report of a gym bag

taken in the 1800 block of NorthLakeman Drive.6:40 p.m. - Theft report (shoplifting)

taken in the 6200 block of WilmingtonPike led to the arrest of a 31-year-oldfemale for theft.

May 221:42 a.m. - Traffic stop in the 6200

block of Wilmington Pike led to thearrest of a 34-year-old male for operating

a vehicle under the influence.10:50 a.m. - Theft report of a bike

wheel taken in the 4300 block ofBayberry Cove Drive.2:54 p.m. - Theft report of a computer

taken in the 4300 block of Clyo Road.

May 213:39 a.m. - Warrant service at the

Greene County Jail led to the arrest of a29-year-old male for a warrant.5:29 p.m. - Warrant service in the 1800

block of Surrey Trail led to the arrest of a24-year-old male for a warrant.

May 201:30 p.m. - Theft report of personal

property taken in the 3500 block ofWilmington-Dayton Road.3:23 p.m. - Crash report taken in the

area of Upper Bellbrook Road andFeedwire Road.3:25 p.m. - Mental subject report taken

in the 1800 block of Surrey Trail.6:53 p.m. - Crash report taken in the

4300 block of Clyo Road.10:23 p.m. - Traffic stop in the 4300

block of Clyo Road led to the arrest of a46-year-old female for operating a vehi-cle under the influence and for childendangering.10:49 p.m. - Criminal damage report to

a truck taken in the 3100 block ofWilmington-Dayton Road.

May 1912:48 a.m. - Theft report of a cell

phone taken in the 1800 block of Surrey

Trail.2:26 a.m. - Fight reported in the 6300

block of Wilmington Pike led to thearrest of a 25-year-old male for disorder-ly conduct, an 18-year-old male for oper-ating a vehicle under the influence andfor underage consumption of alcohol, an18-year-old male for underage consump-tion of alcohol, a 17-year-old male fordisorderly conduct and for underage con-sumption of alcohol, and a 17-year-oldmale for underage consumption.3:03 p.m. - Crash report taken in the

area of Upper Bellbrook Road andMcBee Road.11:56 p.m. - Traffic stop in the area of

Centerville Road and Penewit Road ledto the arrest of a 23-year-old male forpossession of drugs and for possession ofdrug paraphernalia.

May 183:20 a.m. - Suspicious person reported

in the area of Upper Bellbrook Road andMcBee Road led to the arrest of a 42-year-old male for a warrant.6:26 p.m. - Theft report (shoplifting)

taken in the 6200 block of WilmingtonPike led to the arrest of a 41-year-oldfemale for theft.9:17 p.m. - Traffic stop in the 6000

block ofWilmington Pike led to the arrestof a 29-year-old male for possession ofmarijuana.8:36 a.m. - Theft report of a baby crib

taken in the 6200 block of WilmingtonPike.

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Fans, blinds,6 laundries,

Pool, lighted parking

Amity GreenMon-Fri, 9-5

251 W. Dayton-YellowSprings Road

879-2525*with qualifying credit

XENIA - 2 bdrm duplex,1 bath, all appliances,water/sewer/trash paid.

No GM, No pets.$575/month + deposit.

372-6362.

Xenia1 Bedroom $435.00,2 Bedroom Apartment$550.00 per month.Special Deposit Only$100.00. Green Met Ac-cepted. Call Ron's Cell937-673-1821 or Office937-352-6742

Xenia Apartments .,Limited Availability1 Bedroom $410.00 and2 Bedroom $510.00Apartments.Deposit $300.00(937)372-2498.

320 Houses for Rent

FAIRBORN, 3 bedroomranch, unfurnished, withelectric stove, refrigerator& C/A. $675/month plusdeposit. Call(937)767-2997 for details.

235 General

320 Houses for Rent

XENIA, 3 bdrm, 1.5 baths,dishwasher, WBFP, FR,no pets, $750/month plus$750 deposit,(937)499-4878.

XENIA, 3 bdrm, $650/mo.+ dep. No Greene Met.Immediate Occupancy(937)372-3684(937)474-0411(937)470-8384

505 Antiques/Collectibles

Antique dagger, in case.$25. (937)308-0914.

ANTIQUE German doll,approximately 24-36".Purchased 30 years agofor $500. Unreal sale at$600. Serious doll collec-tors only! (937)308-0914.

Attention Antique andFlea Market Dealers/Col-lectors, I have closed myantique business after 35years! Selling contents of3 booths and two casesplus lots of stored stock.Over 100 Banker boxesplus much misc items.Good clean items. Glass,China, decorator items,others. No big furniture.(937)879-1832

Nikkon SLR N600635mm w/extra lens andfilm, collector's dreamcamera, sale at $100.(937)308-0914.

Once in a lifetime sale!Southwestern jewelryvalued at $1500, sacrificeat $300. (937)308-0914.

Perfect gift for a Catholicin your life. Silver AllSaints bracelet. Pur-chased for $175. Sale at$75. (937)308-0914.

510 Appliances

UPRIGHT FREEZER$75.00.937-675-6743

235 General

510 Appliances

WASHER/ DRYER, likenew, Estate brand, $450.Frigidaire washer, 8-cycle,heavy duty, $250.(937)857-9177

520 Building Materials

Two 36 inch StormDoors, $60.00 for Both.937-613-6112

525 Computer/Electric/Office

Black Ergonomic officechair, on wheels, $40.(937)308-0914.

540 Feed/Grain

CEDARGRO FARMSThe Mark ThordsenFamily offers corn for

feed or stoves $7 per 50lb bag. Also bulk volumediscount. Straw $3, Haywill be available June

2012Cedarville

937-307-8119937-766-5540

545 Firewood/Fuel

FIREWOOD,for home and campsite.Seasoned hardwood.(937)718-3684

560 Home Furnishings

BED~ Queen Pillow TopMattress Set. New, still inplastic! $159 Can Deliver!(937)550-9221

CHROME baker's rack,$30. (937)308-0914.

For Sale China CabinetLight Oak Wood Light-ed Lots of Storage.Call 937-572-3761

MOVING SALE! 2-pieceBedroom furniture, diningroom, living room, an-tique chairs, sewing ma-chine, cabinets, dorm re-frigerator, LongabergerBaskets, gas grill, 2 adultcats for FREE,(937)236-8557.

SERTA Posturepedicpillow-top queen mattress,box spring & frame, hasbeen disinfected, $95.(937)879-0913

Two Pair Cream ColorLined Drapes 100 inchesWide x90 inches Long.Excellent Condition. FromJC Penny's. $25.00 perpair. 937-372-2370

570 Lawn and Garden

Gasoline Lawn Mower,20" cut, runs well, asking$25. Call (937)879-0913.

JOHN DEERE lawn trac-tor, Model 116, runs good,bagger attachment, $400.(937)376-2553

Small refrigerator, 30"high approx., good work-ing condition, asking$95.00, White, call(937)879-0913.

555 Garage Sales/Yard Sales

AHOP Huge Garage Sale282 Stelton Road, GreatDeals! May 31, 8-6pm.June 1, 8-6pm. June 2,8-12pm. Tons Of Items!

BEAVERCREEK

NeighborhoodGarage Sale!50 + Houses

On both sides of TrebeinRd. near the intersection

of Ankeney Rd.June 1-2

Fri & Sat 9-5pmLOOK FOR THE

ORANGE BALLOONS.


Beavercreek, 3721 RedOak Ct. May 31-June 1,8:30-1:30, Imperial Com-mercial Upright Freezer21 cf: Krispins Barrel ClubChairs: Bedroom, Office,Wicker Furniture: Longa-berger Wright Iron Ta-ble/Shelves: Tool Cabi-nets: Car Speakers:Household Items.

Cedarville135 Palmer DriveFour Family Sale,June 1, 9-5, June 2, 9-?Weight Bench, WorkShop Tools, TV's, Books,Toys, Clothing. MuchMore!


DaytonTwo historic districts,one HUGE sale!St. Anne's Hill & HuffmanHistoric AreasSat. June 2 at 8 a.m.50+ salesSale maps and more in-formation available onlineat stanneshill.org and his-torichuffman.org.

Fairborn,345 FLORENCE AVEMay 30-June 1, 9am-5pm.Electronics, Tools, Furni-ture, Movies, Games,Misc.Something For Everyone!

Fairborn567 HILLRIDGE DR.June 1-2, 10:00-5:00.Large Entertainment Cen-ter, Household Items,Craft Items!


FairbornGarage Sale 809 MitmanDr. May 31-June 2, Thur.3p-8p, Fri 10a-8p andSat.10a-8p. Kitchenitems,home decor and fur-niture. Lennox temper-ware dishes,GuardianService cookware, vintagefridge, Nordic Track skier,Avon collectibles, freeitems also. .

FAIRBORN Multi FamilySale, Date Street Resi-dences, June 1-2, 9-5.Sale is the entire Street.Don't Miss This Sale!

Garage Sale Thursday,Friday, Saturday, 5-31-6-2Good Selection! Every-thing Priced To Sell.1761 Bowman Drive9:00-5:00


Jamestown3703 WAYNESVILLEJAMESTOWN RD,June 1-2, 9am-?Stove, Dryer, Ta-ble/Chairs, Big ScreenProjection TV, Toys, Lotsof Misc.

JAMESTOWN ShawneeLake 1073 Yuma, May 31,June 1-2. Housewares,glassware, Christmas,plates, dorm refrigerator,garage items, bolts, tent,bikes, file cabinet.

Xenia539 JODEE DRIVE,Colorado To West On Ne-braskaSaturday June 2,10:00am-3:00pm. Exer-cising equipment, Col-lectable's, Furniture,Small Freezer, Cash


Spring Valley SeniorCenter craft, supplies,and garage sale, May31-June 1, 9am-2pm,1498 W. Spring Valley-Paintersville Rd, east ofUS 42S. Ceramics: 150molds, bisque, 9' pour-ing table, kiln. Quilt tops,panels, Embroidery pat-terns, kits, Misc.www.springvalleyseniorcenter.com

Xenia 2255 MontereyDrive, Beverly Hills, June1st-2nd, 9am-4pm, Bicy-cles, Toys, Lots of GoodClothes, Rock Band DrumSet, Misc.

XENIA 960 Livingston Dr.5/31, 6/1 & 6/2; 9am-5pm.Boys clothes & toys,name brand clothes,household items & misc.


XENIAWRIGHTCYCLE ESTATES

5/31-6//1 and 6/2/20129:00-4:00pm.

Multi-Family, Clothing,Furniture, Quilting-Fab-rics, Household Items,Tools, Office, Camping

Items And More!

Yellow Springs,223 W. Davis. June 2,8:45am-1pm. Boys & girlsclothing, NB-24 months,strollers, highchair's, Pak-N-Play,toys,Car Seat/Car-rier, And Misc HouseholdItems, and more!

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577 Miscellaneous

3 CemeteryPlots In Royal Oak Memo-rial Gardens, In the Gar-den of Everlasting Life,With Vault-Option. Cur-rent Price $850.00 EachMake Offer.937-875-2922 LeaveMessage.

$30. Bedspread ShamsBedskirt, Lt-Aqua & Br,Queen, $30. Bird clock$10. 937-372-7600

Amish MadeHeat Surge Fireplace,Economical, Cost $431.00Will sell for $330.00 LikeNew.Kersun Heater Very Cleanlike New $100.00

937-372-4279

CEMETERY LOTS,2 @ Valley View MemorialGardens, Garden of Res-urrection, Below MarketPrice, Greene County,$2795, (937)694-2825.

FOR SALE: 2 Burial Plotsin the "Garden of Prayer"at Miami Valley MemorialGardens, located West ofXenia off Valley Road inGreene County. $4500 orbest offer. (937)477-2255

Gun Cabinet, Locking,$75.00. 937-675-6743

Off-white pure lace wed-ding gown, size 8, $50.(937)308-0914.

Two Cemetery Lots,Valley View, Xenia, OH,Garden of Devotion,beautiful location, $2400for both, price negotiable,(937)335-6606.

Two Cemetery Plots,Valley View MemorialGardens In Xenia, De-sirable Location, Valuedat $1475.00 Each, SellingBoth for $1475.00.937-253-9233

Yamaha Electric Guitarincludes accessories$340.00 937-233-6247

577 Miscellaneous

Xenia 4 Cemetery Lots atWoodland Cemetery,Lott92 Section u, On OuterDrive, Near Veterans.$2500.00 for all623-694-6374.

583 Pets and Supplies

Free To Good Home, 2Year Old Red HeelerMixed Female. Good WithChildren Call937-475-8312

Jack RussellRegistered, first shots,ready to go. Special.$150.00 Two Males Left937-833-3214

586 Sports and Recreation

2 SETS OF GOLFCLUBS. 1 Set Left withCart, $85. 1 Set Right,$65. Call (937)580-9611.

597 Storage Buildings

STORAGESafe Lighted Guarded

Storage AvailableInside/Outside

Boats, Cars, RVs& Motorcycles

Gerdes Turf Farms Inc.(937)426-4489

805 Auto

1985 Buick LaSabre,Collectors edition, 82thousand, everythingworks like new car,$8,000 or best offer, newpaint, (937)372-6733.

1995 Chevy Lumina LS,No Rust or dents, Cleaninside and out. New tires.Good reliable transporta-tion. $1395.00.937-879-0913937-207-7866

805 Auto

2003 Mazda ProtégéFive, 4 door, Five Speed,Silver w/black wheels,Runs great. $3200.00.937-890-4420

2010 CHEVY AVEO,Silver, 12K miles, fullyequipped, cruise, AM/FM,AC, power win-dows/doors, make offer,call (937)438-5629.

ONE OWNER2009 Pontiac Vibe-1.8l,51,000 Miles, 5 SpeedMANUAL-32-36 MPG,A-1. Pay $18,000 Sell For$10,150.00, Retail$12,500.001-937-912-9210

830 Boats/Motor/Equipment

2004 Mercury Boat MotorSell or Trade for a 9.9Mercury Electric Start.Very Good Condition,$1,800. 937-298-9577

2006 PONTOON BOAT,115HP Mercury, lots ofstorage, Bimini top, Mustsell, E/C, Rental$150/DAY, enjoy yourlake, (937)271-8028.

835 Campers/Motor Homes

1998 Day Break Moto-rhome, 35' long, made byDamon, E/C, always gar-aged. Call (937)374-0074.

2004 Dolphin Class "A",35', Workhorse Chassis,8.1 Vortec engine w/Alli-son 5-speed automatictransmission, mileage25K, 2 Slides, Auto-FindSatellite, Basement A/Cwith Electric Heat, Rearview camera, Levelingjacks, many extras. E/C.$ 4 7 , 5 0 0 . 0 0 .(937)833-5688

2009 Holiday RamblerAlumiscape, 5th wheel,35'. 3 slides w/awnings, 2A/C's, patio awning, satel-lite dish, garaged, non-smoker, no pets. Excel-lent condition. $35,000.(937)609-6739

835 Campers/Motor Homes

ALLEGRO BAY, 34XB,2005, workhorse, 8.1gas, HWH JACKS,2 slides, 10CF refrig,2-TVs, electric awning,7KW generator, 42K,non-smoking/pets,NEW LOW PRICE!On consignment @ LewisR.V., 4640 Linden Ave.937-253-8816937-253-6242

For Sale 1998 Jayco 5thwheel travel trailer 3530RKS Designer seriesVery Clean Everything inworking condition [email protected].(937)768-1789.

RV Newmar MountainAire, Gas, 38 Feet, Ex-cellent Condition, ManyExtras. $47,500.00937-878-1217

840 Classic Cars

1953 CHEVY PanelTruck, 1/2 ton.1953 CHEVY Belair2-door sedan car.$5500 each. Plus some'53 Chevy parts.862-4386

1983 PORSCHE 930,Factory Wide-body,Whale-tail turbo,Burgundy/Black, goodcondition, 51K miles,$24,995, (937)426-4061or (937)409-4061, Sat &Sun best.

850 Motorcycles/Mopeds

1994 HARLEYDAVIDSON HERITAGESOFTAIL, all original, newtires and battery, alwaysgarage kept, 18K miles,A-1 shape, serious calls,$8500, (937)372-2718.

2006 Suzuki GSXR 1300Hyabusa Pearl White,2,300 miles. Limited Edi-tion Like New Condition!!Call (937)372-5827

850 Motorcycles/Mopeds

2008 YAMAHA Morphous250XL, 750 Miles 4-ValveDOHC, room for 2 riders,plenty of storage, StylishlyAreodynamic, $3000.00OBO, 937-469-1277.

2009 Yamaha V-STAR950 Tour, Very LowMileage, Triple ChromePipes, Passenger FloorBoards, Tall Windshield,Like New! $7500.00.(937)-684-1325

880 SUV’s

GMC 2011 Terrain, SLE 4CYL. With 6 Speed Auto,Black Metallic, With BackInterior. Many Fetchers,Less than 9000 Miles.$ 1 9 , 7 5 0 . 0 0 .937-435-5224

890 Trucks

2002 FORD Pickup 150XL. Z-BART BED. SomeRust. $4,000.00937-675-6743

899 Wanted to Buy

BUYING JUNK CARSAND TRUCKS

Will pay Top DollarCall 937-414-7792

BeavercreekBEAVERCREEK BOARDOF ZONING APPEALS

NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING

CASE NO. V-12-4Notice is hereby given that apublic hearing will be held atthe Beavercreek City Hall,1368 Research Park Drive,Beavercreek, OH 45432, onJune 13, 2012, at 7:00 p.m.on an application filed byScott Demmitt, 1209 BayLane, Beavercreek, OH45430 requesting a variancefrom Chapter 158.121 (F)(1)Appendix A of the City ofBeavercreek Zoning Code,requesting permission toconstruct a 20 foot wide by 16foot deep addition that wouldencroach 7.2 feet into therequired 50 foot rear yardsetback in an R-1A District.The property is located on thewest side of Bay Lane, 7 lotsnorth of the intersection ofPatterson Road and BayLane further described asBook 2, Page 7, Parcel 8 onthe Greene County PropertyTax Atlas.This application may beexamined during normalworking hours at theBeavercreek City Hall, 1368Research Park Drive,Beavercreek, OH 45432.Interested persons mayappear at the hearing andvoice their opinion withrespect to this request. TheCity of Beavercreek wishes tomake certain that all citizenshave the opportunity toactively participate in theirlocal government. If you havea disability and requireaccommodations toparticipate in a publicmeeting, please contact theCity of Beavercreek as earlyas possible at 427-5500 aminimum of three workingdays prior to the publichearing so that reasonableaccommodations can bemade.CITY OF BEAVERCREEKMelissa GillaughDeputy ClerkPUB: May 25, 20122286503

BeavercreekBEAVERCREEK BOARDOF ZONING APPEALS

NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING

CASE NO. V-12-3Notice is hereby given that apublic hearing will be held atthe Beavercreek City Hall,1368 Research Park Drive,Beavercreek, OH 45432, onJune 13, 2012, at 7:00 p.m.on an application filed byEdward Mechenbier, 3342O’Hara Drive, Beavercreek,OH 45434 requesting avariance from Chapter158.121 (F)(1) Appendix A ofthe City of BeavercreekZoning Code, requestingpermission to construct a 26foot 8 inch by 20 foot garageaddition that would encroach12 feet into the required 40foot front yard setback in anR-1A District. The property islocated on the north side ofO’Hara Drive, 3 lots east ofthe intersection of Leigh Driveand O’Hara Drive furtherdescribed as Book 6, Page 5,Parcel 83 on the GreeneCounty Property Tax Atlas.This application may beexamined during normalworking hours at theBeavercreek City Hall, 1368Research Park Drive,Beavercreek, OH 45432.Interested persons mayappear at the hearing andvoice their opinion withrespect to this request. TheCity of Beavercreek wishes tomake certain that all citizenshave the opportunity toactively participate in theirlocal government. If you havea disability and requireaccommodations toparticipate in a publicmeeting, please contact theCity of Beavercreek as earlyas possible at 427-5500 aminimum of three workingdays prior to the publichearing so that reasonableaccommodations can bemade.CITY OF BEAVERCREEKMelissa GillaughDeputy ClerkPUB: May 25, 20122286500

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645 Hauling

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� Youth Outdoors

By LARRY ROWLANDGREENE COUNTY —Recently, the

Greene County Fish and GameAssociation held a youth archery matchat its Union Road location.Vernon Seiker and his son Nickolas,

headed up the ArcheryYouth Committeethat held the revised youth archery for-mat. Vernon leads the Coonskin CapCamp archery program and is veryexperienced teaching youth.After some introduction and explana-

tion of equipment identification, Vernongave all the youth an important safetylesson about archery. The group thenwent to work on field targets. Three agegroups shot warm-up at those targets.The youth needing instruction receivedone on one attention. Some had neverbefore shot a bow and arrow. There wereyouth from 3 years of age right through17 that participated. Being the newarchery committee’s first shoot, this part

took an extensive time to complete.Next, in small groups, the kids were

led by scorers through a 10 stationwoods walk. Each station had a regularsquare target and a 3-D animal target.This was the fun part of the match formost of our youth. The woods targetswere scored, and the three age groupswere given trophies as their rewards.The youngest age group (8 and under)

finished the course first, and third placetrophy went to Lillian Vanover. Secondplace trophy was won by Katie Drake,and first time shooter Destini Madelenstook home first place trophy with thesecond highest score of the event. The 9through 12 group was small, but bothshot well, tying for top trophy.Valery Taylor and Nicholas Bone

each got a first place trophy. Our mostexperienced 13 through 17 year old kidsall shot fair scores.The high shooter of the event, Austin

Rohrback, left early and forfeited histrophy. That slid Brandon Crouder intofirst place, for the trophy. The secondplace trophy was clearly won by JustinWills.There were again tying scores for

third, with Eric Goldsboro and AngelicaHeggem each receiving a trophy. AustinRohrback, Adlyn Couch, BrandonCrouder, Justin Wills, Ryan Carnes,Angelica Heggem, Eric Goldsboro,Valerie Taylor, Nicholas Bone, LillianVanover, Destini Madelens, and KatieDrake attended the total event.Cub Scouts and some siblings had to

leave after the field practice so theycould attend a “Cross-Over” ceremonyto become Boy Scouts. They were SadieShepard, Jayden Allen, Colin Rice,Tatum Shepard, Robby Rowland, JullianRojas, Dessie Shepard, and BradleyMcCoy. Eric Pfaff also had to leaveearly.

Fish and Game holds archery matchThe Greene County Fish and Game held an archery match at its Union Road location recently.

Carroll to hold football campThe PatriotYouth Football Club is designed to build character and

teach the fundamentals of football.We are accepting sign-ups for theFall 2012 season. Our program is different: we emphasize academic,spiritual, and athletic development.To register on-line, visit us at www.patriotyouthfootball.com or

contact Frank Hemmert at 427-0899 or email him [email protected].

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COLUMBUS — The 2012OHSAA boys state tennis tour-nament crowned four newchampions on a bright, sunnyafternoon at the OSU OutdoorVarsity Tennis Courts, over theweekend.Colton Buffington, a senior

from Westlake, defeatedLiberty Township Lakota East’sZach Mueck, 6-2, 6-3, to claimthe Division I singles statechampionship. It was the firststate tennis title for Westlake.Mueck, a senior, finishes as theDivision I singles runner-up forthe third consecutive year. Inthe consolation bracket,Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit’sAaron Sandberg (So.) defeatedPerrysburg’s Jeffrey Schorsch(Jr.), 6-2, 6-1.In the Division I doubles

bracket, 2011 runner-upMason’s Miguel Cepeda (Jr.)and Luke Tsai (So.) made itback to the championshipmatch for the second consecu-tive year and defeatedCincinnati Sycamore’s YuriKarev (Jr.) and NakulNarendran (Fr.), 6-1, 6-1, toclaim their school’s first statetennis title. The consolationmatch featured the otherCincinnati Sycamore team ofDylan Stern (Jr.) and NikhilGrandhi (Jr.) defeatingBellbrook’s Jackson Heinz (Sr.)and Wyatt Heinz (So.), 6-4, 6-2. Sycamore was the only

school in the tournament toqualify two doubles teams.Bellbrook, which won a dou-bles state tennis title in 1977,finished fourth following a2011 fourth place finish inDivision II. Of note, all fourteams that played in the

Division I semifinals camefrom the Southwest district.In the Division II singles

bracket, Pepper Pike Orange’sMaksim Kan (Jr.) rolledthrough his tournament trailand finished by defeatingCincinnati Country Day’sPatrick Wildman (So.), 6-1, 6-0, in the championship match.Kan won his first two matches6-0, 6-0 before being chal-lenged in his semifinal match(Asher Hirsch; CincinnatiCountry Day), which he even-tually won 6-2, 6-2. Wildmanimproved his overall finish inthis year’s state tournamentafter a third place finish in2011. In the consolation brack-et, Hirsch defeated Bexley sen-ior Matt Wareti, 6-3, 6-4.The Division II doubles

championship saw Gates MillsHawken’s Daniel Lubarsky(Sr.) and Siddarth Ahuja (So.)defeat Lima Central Catholic’sJohn Kidd (Sr.) and AlexSwick (Jr.), in a match that last-ed two hours and 45 minutes.After dropping a heartbreaking6-7 (7-9) set one, Hawken sawitself down 5-1 early in the sec-ond before coming back andclaiming set two, 7-6 (7-3).They then took a commanding5-2 lead in the third and wereable to hold on by a final countof 7-5. It was the first state ten-nis title for Hawken and LimaCentral Catholic finished as

the Division II runner-up forthe second consecutive year. Inthe consolation game, GatesMills Gilmour Academy’s MikeRiley (Sr.) and Weston Noall(So.) defeated Toledo MaumeeValley Country Day’s GrantMacPherson (So.) and StephenShin (Sr.), 3-6, 6-3, 6-1.


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