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PAGE 8- SOUTHWEST MESSENGER - June 30, 2019 club meeting Lions Club The Grove City Lions Club meets at 6:45 p.m. the second and fourth Wednesday of each month at Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church, 2213 White Road. Vacation Bible School Ages 4-12 July 8-10 Memorial Baptist Church 2435 Eakin Road Free Dinner 5:30 VBS 6:00-8:15 pm Register at: mbconline.myanswers.com/incredible-race/ JEFFREY P. COMPTON ATTORNEY AT LAW General Practice Personal Injury • Domestic Probate • Wills Power of Attorney Healthcare Documents FREE CONSULT & PARKING 614-875-7233 Fax: 614-875-7207 3894 Broadway, Grove City www.jeffreypcompton.com Email: jcompton@jeffreypcompton.com F∩O∩R∩ G∩R∩E∩A∩T∩ A∩U∩T∩O∩ R∩A∩T∩E∩S∩ it takes a village! A∩t V∩illage I∩nsurance A∩gency we believe we can save you money on your car insurance. B∩efore you renew y our auto insurance call us and see how much we can save you! Soapcitylaundry.com 4310 Broadway Grove City, OH 43123 614-801-1999 S∩ave E∩ven M∩ore W∩hen W∩e I∩nsure Y∩our C∩ar & H∩ome! www.viaoh.com • (614) 875-3010 3136 B∩roadway, S∩uite 103 G∩rove C∩ity, O∩H∩ 43123 Harrisburg First Responder and Veterans Celebration The Central Ohio Military Museum and local first responders will host a Harrisburg First responder and Veterans Celebration from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 20 and July 21 at 1010 High St. in the village of Harrisburg. The event will feature displays of military vehicles, first responder vehicles and reenactors from the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Civil War, Vietnam and more. The event will also feature military memorabilia, food trucks and vendors. Military enthusiasts can appreciate the carefully preserved uniforms and collectibles acquired over the years by Bob and Rita Traphagan. “The Central Ohio Military Museum is a not-for-profit institution, dedicated to preserving the honor and sacrifice of our Armed Forces Veterans, through the preservation of their oral and written histories, and personal artifacts,” said Bob Traphagan. The museum also sponsors the Memorial Brick Program. The names of honorably discharged veterans from all eras of service are carved on a brick and placed at the local Veterans Memorial. For more information, visit thecomm.org or email Bob Traphagan at bob.traphagan@thecomm.org. www.columbusmessenger.com Downpours make a mess in township By Dedra Cordle Staff Writer On June 19, nearly four and a half inches of rain fell within an hour in the city of Grove City. Among the properties impacted by the rapidly accumulating rainfall that night was the Jackson Township administrative building.Several emergency vehicles within the fire department were also impacted. According to Township Administrator Shane Farnsworth, the administrative building took in a fair amount of water through a breach in the front and back entrances. He said at the June 25 board of trustees meeting that the water made its way into a closet, under the podium in the public meeting room and throughout the carpeting. Farnsworth told the trustees they were unable to contact a carpet cleaning service at that time, so he used his own water vacuum to suck up the excess water. “I think I pulled about 30 gallons of water out of the carpet,” he said. Farnsworth added that they used box fans to dry out the carpeting that was soaked near the closet and podium, and also opened all the windows to air out any mustiness left behind. “I think we’re going to have to watch out for that for a while,” he said during the board’s caucus session. Beyond the soaked carpeting, Farnsworth said no further damage was reported. According to Assistant Fire Chief around the southwest Shawn Quincel, there were three emergency response vehicles that were impacted by the rain. “They were all out on runs and just came into too much water,” he said, referring to Engine 203 and 206 and Medic 203. Engine 206 is used primarily as a backup vehicle. Quincel told the trustees that Engine 203 had an electrical issue and is now fixed, while Engine 206 and Medic 203 are “in the shop” being evaluated. Trustee David Burris asked Farnsworth to contact their insurance agency as the township could be looking at a large repair bill. There was no water damage reported at any of the fire stations. Jackson Township blood drive Jackson Township will host a blood drive from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 5 in the township’s administrative office, located at 3756 Hoover Road. To schedule an appointment, call the Jackson Township Fire Department at 614-875-5588 or contact the Red Cross at 1-800-red-cross or redcrossblood.org. Immunizations in Jackson Twp. Franklin County Public Health will offer adult and childhood immunizations on July 8 at the Jackson Township Administration Building, 3756 Hoover Road in Grove City. Most insurance plans are accepted. Discounted services are available for those with no insurance. To schedule an appointment, call (614) 525-3719 or visit www.myfcph.org. Councilman honored for service Ted Berry, a resident of Grove City, was recently awarded the Ohio Commendation Medal by Order of the Governor and Adjutant General. Berry serves as the public information officer of the 4th Civil Support and Sustainment Brigade, Ohio Military Reserve, Ohio Adjutant General’s Department. Berry has been appointed Acting Public Affairs Officer of the Brigade effective 10 October 2017. The Commendation Award may be awarded to any member of the state military forces who has distinguished himself/herself by meritorious achievement or service to the state and accomplished it with distinction. It is awarded for exemplary behavior, efficiency and fidelity to an active service member. The proclamation said, “Ted Berry has unselfish and untiringly rendering a distinct service in furthering the interest of and in promoting the security and welfare of the state of Ohio.” Berry is an elected Grove City councilman, hosts a 5K to help animal rescue organizations in Ted Berry central Ohio, and hosts the annual Grove City Cornhole Tournament to benefit the city parks. Berry works as the business development manager of the Byers Corporation and is a former director of business development and lobbyist for Ohio State University.
www.columbusmessenger.com June 30, 2019 -SOUTHWEST MESSENGER - PAGE 9 SUMMER FUN The Obetz Zucchinifest is a free, four-day, family festival held at Fortress Obetz during Labor Day weekend. It is a great end of summer tradition for the community. The festival offers live entertainment on multiple stages, rides, games, and a variety of food and craft vendors. Guests can watch the pageant, parade, or browse the classic cars at the Car and Motorcycle Show. Enjoy a Zucchini beer brewed by North High Brewing Co. while listening to the five National acts on the Main Stage. The line-up this year includes Warrant (8/30), Scotty McCreery (8/31), RaeLynn (8/31), Spin Doctors (9/1), and Smash Mouth (9/1). Local artists will perform on “Your Stage” at various times throughout the weekend. FRIDA Y 8/30 Central Baptist Free fresh fruit and vegetables will be distributed on July 13 to qualified, lowincome Franklin County residents. The fresh produce will be available at Central Baptist Church, 1955 Frank Road, beginning at 10:30 a.m. To assist in registration, O betz Zucchinif hinifest FRIDAY, AUG. 30 2 FORTRESS OBETZ L ABOR DAY WEEKEND FREE ADMISSION & PA ARKING Zucchini Beer SATURDAY 8/31 Finding free produce this summer from local drives PAID ADVERTISING Hollywood Casino fireworks show PAID ADVERTISING Obetz Zucchinifest Hollywood Casino Columbus announced its annual fireworks show, at 200 Georgesville Road, Columbus, on June 29 at 9:45 p.m. The event is open to the public and welcomes people of all ages for the event. Guests must be age 21 to enter the facility. Complimentary selfparking is available on surface lots at the property and on levels 1–4 in the garage. No outside food or beverages will be permitted on property. This is the third consecutive year Hollywood Casino Columbus has hosted fireworks to celebrate the Fourth of July and has become a tradition for many westside residents. “Everyone loves fireworks and we are excited to be able to share this experience with our friends and neighbors here on the Westside,” said Jason Birney, vice president and general manager for Hollywood Casino Columbus. Admission is free and guests are encouraged to bring a lawn chair. The show will last approximately 12 minutes and is presented by Rozzi’s Famous Fireworks. All concerts are FREE! Monday is Kids Day featuring the Cincinnati Circus Company, COSI, and the Columbus Zoo. The midway has plenty of rides and games for kids of all ages. Start growing your award-winning zucchini soon so you can participate in the zucchini judging. Prizes are awarded for biggest zucchini; smallest zucchini; most unusual; and best dressed. OBETZZUCCHINIFEST.COM — Any information or registrations you might need are available on our website. Follow us on social media @Zucchinifest for the most up to date information. SUNDAY 9/1 FRIDAY 8/30 Car & Motorcycle or cl Show Obe tzZucchiniFest t.com KIDS DAY! MONDAY 9/2 Cincinnati Circus Company, COSI, & the Columbus Zoo. please bring a photo ID and your current address in Franklin County. You are asked to also bring heavy-duty bags, boxes or carts to carry the bulk produce home. For more information, contact the church at 614-279- or visit 3115 www.centralbaptistcolumbus.org. e Resurrection The Resurrection Evangelical Lutheran Church will host a fresh produce give-away from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. the second Saturday Schuman’s Meats 1440 Harrisburg PikeColumbus, OH 43223 614-274-2161 | www.schumansmeats.com Tues. - Fri.: 7am – 6pm | Sat.: 7am – 5pm TASTE THE DIFFERENCE July 2nd - July 13th | CLOSED JULY 4th of each month at 3500 Main St. in Hilliard. The church also operates a food pantry on Mondays from 6 to 6:45 p.m. For more information, call the church office at 614- 876-7926. YMCA The Hilltop YMCA hosts a fresh produce giveaway the third Wednesday of each month from 4 to 6 p.m. at 2879 Valleyview Drive in Columbus. For more information, call the YMCA at 614-276-8224. Beef Chicken Pork USDA Choice Beef, Ohio Grown, Naturally Dry Aged For Your Satisfaction Cut Fresh Daily! ALL OUR GROUND MEATS AND PATTIES ARE GROUND FRESH DAILY American Cheese......................................................................................... $3.99 lb. Off the Bone Ham......................................................................................... $4.99 lb. Deep Fried Turkery Breast........................................................................... $5.99 lb. Hard Salami................................................................................................... $4.99 lb. Super Hot Pepper Cheese........................................................................... $5.49 lb. Garlic Bologna............................................................................................. $6.49 lb. Ham Salad.................................................................................................... $5.99 lb. Chicken Salad.............................................................................................. $4.99 lb. Baked Beans................................................................................................. $2.69 lb. Potato Salad (Mayo & Mustard)................................................................. $2.39 lb. Cole Slaw...................................................................................................... $3.99 lb. Whole Ny Strips (Cut & Wrap Free)......................................................... $8.99 lb. Whole Ribeyes (Cut & Wrap Free)......................................................... $10.99 lb. Beef Brisket................................................................................................. $5.99 lb. Beef Ribs...................................................................................................... $1.99 lb. Beef Short Ribs........................................................................................... $5.99 lb. Grill Burgers............................................................................................... $2.39 ea. Ground Beef (10 lb. Package).................................................................... $23.99 Ground Beef Patties (20 Patties Per Box)................................................. $16.95 Coney Dogs (20 Hot Dogs Per Package)...................................................... $5.99 Pork Spare Ribs.......................................................................................... $2.49 lb. Pork Country Ribs...................................................................................... $1.99 lb. Bratwurst...................................................................................................... $4.99 lb. Boneless Chicken Breast......................................................................... $1.99 lb. Whole Chickens......................................................................................... $1.69 lb. Chicken Drumsticks.................................................................................... $1.19 lb Chicken Leg Quarters.................................................................................. .99¢ lb.
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