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The Marylee Bendig Team
Baseball and softball are back!
Messenger photos by Pat Donahue
Hamilton Township sophomore Makenzie Shaffer looks on as her teammate, senior
Ashlee Garren Gibbs, forces out the runner, Jonathan Alder senior Katelyn Rihl, in a
March 26 varsity softball game that saw Jonathan Alder top the Rangers 11-1.
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ANDREW
NIMELY
Announces
Candidacy for
Madison Township
Trustee
See Page 3 for more details
Roger L. Weaver
Dustin J. Weaver
Attorneys at Law
www.weaver-law.com
It’s time for baseball to return to the diamonds and Hamilton Township and Canal
Winchester did just that with a March 26 varsity baseball scrimmage game at Canal
Winchester. Hamilton Township claimed a 14-3 victory. Pictured here, Canal
Winchester junior Mason Lilley looks on as junior Jake Ralph slides past the tag of
Hamilton Township sophomore Shane Watkins. See additional photos on page 4.
“A name you know, Experience you can trust”
CW’s Miller Farms
housing project up for vote
By Rick Palsgrove
Managing Editor
Canal Winchester City Council could vote on the proposed
Miller Farms residential development at its April 7 meeting
to be held in the council chambers at 45 E. Waterloo St.
Citizens have spoken against the proposed project and one
has floated the idea of placing a citizen referendum on the
ballot, if council approves the legislation, so citizens could
decide on the issue.
Council previously postponed a decision the ordinance to
rezone about 95 acres at Oregon/Hayes/Lithopolis roads from
exceptional use and planned residential district to planned
unit district.
See PROJECT, page 2
Office: (614) 834-1750
Facsimile: (614) 834-9480
25 E. Waterloo St.
Canal Winchester, Ohio 43110

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A message
from Ed Malek
Dear Fellow Messenger Reader:
I personally believe it is necessary that we
take care of each other during these troubled
times. Our families, children, and elderly parents
are dependent upon Medicaid benefits for their
health needs and their very existence. My understanding
is that the GOP-controlled Congress
wishes to cut a large portion of families’
Medicaid benefits. If you agree with me that is
wrong, then please contact your Congressional
representative and tell them and their office, “No.
I do not want to see cuts enacted to Medicaid.” It
is not morally right to make cuts to Medicaid.
Thank you, and God bless,
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Republican Congress:
DON’T TOUCH
Our Citizens’ MEDICAID
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Attorney at Law
PROJECT
Continued from page 1
Wilcox Communities, LLC is the applicant
on behalf of property owner Dwight
Imler Revocable Living Trust and Kenneth
Kole, LLC. The legislation also accepts a
preliminary plan and development text for
the parcels. The land is currently agricultural
in an area that the city’s Community
Plan has noted as a rural preserve/settlement.
The updated plan calls for:
•The elimination of the commercial
buildings original slated to be built near
the corner of Lithopolis and Oregon roads.
This adds an additional 3.5 acres of open
space to the project, expands the park land
along Lithopolis Road, preserves more
existing trees, and creates a continuous
view corridor from the corner of Lithopolis
and Oregon roads to the wooded stream
that flows through the property.
“Eliminating the commercial sub-area
also significantly reduces the projected
traffic from the development and reduces
the overall density of the project by 11 percent,”
said Wilcox Communities Managing
Partner Jonathan Wilcox.
•118 single family homes with front
porches and two garages. These homes
start at $500,000
•221 single family, single story apartment
homes. These are two bedroom residences
with two car garages and would
rent starting at $2,000 per month. Wilcox
said these residences are attractive to
“empty nesters.”
•105 two story condo style town homes.
These homes start at $300,000.
•About 40 acres of open space.
•A 7.3 acre park at Hayes and
Lithopolis roads that
includes a pond and
fountain, gazebo,
benches, and pedestrian paths that link to
other areas of the development for a total of
about two miles in walking paths.
•A community club house.
“We think Canal Winchester is a wonderful
community,” said Wilcox at a Feb.
19 community open house regarding the
project, adding the proposed development
would benefit the city by adding to Canal
Winchester’s housing stock to provide more
homes and by making roadway improvements
to help traffic flow.
Wilcox also noted that his firm is working
to purchase neighboring farm land that
is located in Madison Township so it could
control what type of development would
take place on that land in the future.
Regarding Miller Farms’ impact on
Canal Winchester Schools, a third party
consultant, Bricker Graydon, estimated
that the Canal Winchester school district’s
annual real estate tax revenue from Miller
Farms, once fully built out, would produce
a total of $1.72 million in annual tax revenue
to the district, and this total does not
include any additional school district revenue
from income taxes. Utilizing the estimate
of 96 new students and the incremental
cost to educate them, the Miller Farms
development would result in a “substantial
economic benefit to the district.”
Citizen opposition
Citizens at pubic hearings and meetings
have expressed concerns about the proposed
development including: that the
development was contrary to the
Community Plan; traffic issues; potential
flooding and drainage issues; potential
harm to existing area residents’ water
wells; loss of natural space; potential crime
issues; and rapid growth that could hurt
the “small town feel” of Canal Winchester.
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A citizen at the Feb. 19 open house
asked about the impact the development
would have on the water wells of existing
nearby residents and the water table once
excavation begins on the project.
Representatives of the developer responded
that there are “means and methods” of
addressing the water situation, one of
which is not to “over pump.”
Stacey Boumis, a long time Canal
Winchester resident of 24 years, said she
has heard “hundreds speak in opposition”
to the development .
“This rezoning has been hotly debated
for months,” said Boumis. “I believe it is
going to pass. I am opposed to the development.
It was announced that 500 new
apartments are coming to Bixby Road and
U.S. 33. Thousands of apartments could be
coming to the land recently annexed by
Groveport - land that is at our back door.
Our area does not need more apartments
and town homes. Won’t those additional
1,500 or more units satisfy the demand for
our area?”
She said if council approves the rezoning,
she is willing to coordinate a referendum
to allow the public to vote on the issue.
“This conversation needs to continue
and I am trying to revive the conversation,”
said Boumis.
She said the city’s Community Plan
characterizes the site as rural preserve/settlement.
“This proposed development does not
meet the intent of the Community Plan,”
said Boumis. “All the residents are asking
is that the city follow the Community Plan.
The residents are not anti-development.
We want a community dialogue.”
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home maintenance. Regular professional
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Denture wearers can’t eat normally or
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Hamilton Elementary honored
Hamilton Elementary School was named a
Governor’s Science of Reading Recognition Program
School, making it the only school in the Columbus area
to receive this distinction. This recognition, awarded
by Governor Mike DeWine and the Ohio Department
of Education and Workforce, highlights the school’s
commitment to providing students with high-quality
literacy instruction based on the Science of Reading.
This honor reflects the work of Hamilton
Elementary’s teachers, staff, students, and families in
making literacy a top priority. Through evidence-based
instruction, students are developing the reading skills
they need for long-term success.
Rangers Ride for Kids
Rangers Ride for Kids is more than just a bike
ride–it’s a movement that empowers children to make
a real difference. In partnership with Pelotonia Kids,
this event gives young riders the chance to take action,
showing them that even at a young age, they can create
change.
Every pedal stroke supports kids battling cancer,
and with 100 percent of contributions going directly to
pediatric cancer research at Nationwide Children’s
Hospital, this ride brings hope, support, and a brighter
future to those who need it most.
Rangers Ride for Kids will be held May 10.
Registration from 9—10 a.m. Ride starts around 10
a.m. Helmets and closed-toe shoes required. Routes:
Route 1 (approximately one mile): Designed for
younger kids using trikes, scooters, small bikes, and
strollers. Route 2 (approximately 3.5 miles): A longer
ride for more experienced riders. Both routes will gather
at the Hamilton Township High School parking lot
before continuing together on Rathmell Road for the
final stretch. Police escorts for both routes. Road closure
on Rathmell Road for a safe ride. EMS support
provided by Hamilton Township Fire Department to
ensure rider safety.
Correction
In the story, “PanFest 2025 will showcase unique
steel pan music,” by Sarah Huffman and which
appeared in the March 23 edition of the Messenger, the
lower pans are listed out of order and their function in
the band is incorrect. The order from highest to lowest
is: lead, double tenor, double second, and guitar and
cello. Guitar and cello are both three pans sets. They
use the same layout. The length of the side is the only
difference. That length will create a brighter or darker
tone. Sometimes you’ll hear them called triple guitar,
triple cello. Bass pans are the ones with only three
notes per barrel. It’s also referred to as six bass since
there are six full size barrels for each player. The
Messenger apologizes for the error.

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ANDREW
NIMELY
Announces
Candidacy for Madison Township Trustee
"Hello, my name is Andrew B Nimely. I’m
honored to announce my candidacy for
Madison Township Trustee for the 2025
general election. Before I share my vision
for our community, I want to take a moment
to recognize someone who I ran
against in 2023 and a person who has dedicated
nearly two decades serving us—The
late Bruce Jarvis. He was a good and decent
man. He showed his love all through
the campaign to me. Even when I was not
looking, he would walk to me to say hello.
His 19 years of public service have helped
shape our township, and for that, we owe
him our deepest gratitude. His commitment
and leadership set a strong foundation,
and I extend my sympathies and
appreciation to his wife, children, family,
friends and especially the city of Canal Winchester
that he served for 18 years as a city
council member as he has gone to be with
the Lord." For those who supported Bruce
and I, I want you to join me in this campaign
as I ask for your vote on November
4 th , 2025.
"I’m running for Madison Township Trustee
because I believe in two fundamental priorities:
(1) ensuring our township is fully
protected and (2) being a visible, and accessible
leader for our community."
"Safety and stability are the backbone of
any thriving community. As a businessman
with an Accounting and Forensic Accounting
background, I understand the
importance of sound financial management
and strategic investments. Not those
politicians and lawyers who are currently
serving our community. We want a real
businessman. I will work to ensure that our
township has the resources it needs to remain
protected by hiring more police officers
and bringing in more cruisers so all
our officers will be visible daily and not
only during crisis. As a businessman, I will
use my connection, managerial skills for
strategic growth so that more resources
can come in our community.
"Too often, leadership is distant. I believe
that trustees should be present, engaged,
and working alongside the people they
serve. So, the question is do you know your
trustee? Do you see them regularly or only
on election time seeking your vote?”
As a fiscal conservative who believes in
faith, family, and responsible leadership.
My experience in business has taught
me that success comes from networking,
communication, and accountability. That ‘s
the kind of leadership I want to bring to
Madison Township—one that listens, acts,
and delivers results.
"This is a campaign about growth, security,
and investment—because a strong
township is one where families feel safe,
businesses thrive, and leadership is accountable.
But I can’t do it alone. I’m asking
for your support, your ideas, and your trust
as we work together for a stronger Madison
Township."
"Join our campaign. Let’s build a future
where our community is secure, prosperous,
and united. Call me at 614.439.1930
to support our campaign efforts by placing
yard signs, knocking doors, and fundraising.
Your donations are also appreciated
and can be made to Friends of Andrew B.
Nimely at 3237 Bixwood Ct. N., Groveport,
Ohio 43125. Most importantly, make
your voice heard at the ballot box on November
4th. Together, we can make Madison
Township stronger than ever better."
"I’m Andrew B Nimely; I approve of this message;
and I’m ready to serve. Thank you.”
I would appreciate your
VOTE on NOVEMBER 4, 2025

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Baseball and softball are back!
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Messenger photos by Pat Donahue
Canal Winchester senior Adam Mills ran
down and tagged Hamilton Township
sophomore Carson Jewell, but not till
after another runner scored in the
process.
Hamilton Township sophomore Preston Good laid down a bunt during the Rangers 14-
3 win over Canal Winchester in a scrimmage game on March 26.
Hamilton Township freshman Blain Sisko
successfully makes a throw to first to
catch a runner off the bag.
Canal Winchester sophomore Payton
Krell catches a deep ball.
Hamilton Township junior Kyleigh
McKnight connects for a hit that drives
home the Rangers’ only run during the
March 26 varsity softball game with
Jonathan Alder.

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Hamilton Township police levy
By Rick Palsgrove
Managing Editor
Voters in Hamilton Township will
decide on a 3.75 mill, five year police levy
on May 6. It is a renewal levy.
According to the Hamilton Township
trustees, the levy is remaining a 3.57 mill
levy which amounts to $57 for each $100,000
of the county auditor’s appraised value.
Currently Hamilton Township contracts
with the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office for
police coverage. A police substation is maintained
at 6400 Lockbourne Road.
According to the trustees, sheriff’s office
provides one cruiser covered by all three
shifts per day, seven days a week and an
additional cruiser covered for 16 hours,
seven days a week.
The trustees indicated that, if the police
levy fails, it prevents Hamilton Township
from having designated deputies to patrol
the community. This means increased
response time and less frequent patrols,
which will statistically reduce overall safety
for residents.
Lockbourne viewpoint
The police coverage includes not only
unincorporated Hamilton Township but
also the village of Lockbourne.
“The township pays for two deputies
(one full time and one part time) to patrol
the entire township, including
Lockbourne,” said Lockbourne Mayor
Christie Ward.
When asked what the impact would be on
the village of Lockbourne if this levy fails,
Ward said, “There would be no active
patrolling in the township, including
Lockbourne. Deputies would only respond to
calls within the village and township. The
response time would increase tremendously
because the deputies would not be patrolling
in the township. Currently, the response
time is very short because there is at least
one deputy in the township at all times.”
She said there is also a chance that
EMS response times would be delayed.
“It is our understanding that if EMS
arrives on a scene that could put them in
danger, they have to wait for law enforcement
to arrive on scene first,” said Ward.
She said the police levy is important to
Lockbourne.
“Our residents want to continue to feel
and be safe,” said Ward. “The deputies are
familiar with our community and have a
presence in town throughout the day.”
Ward said the common types of crime in
Lockbourne are theft and domestic violence
and that speeders and semi-truck
traffic in town happen daily.
Police levy information meeting
The city of Obetz will host an informational
meeting about the Hamilton
Township police levy (Issue 18) on April 22
at 6 p.m. in the Obetz City Council chambers,
4175 Alum Creek Drive, Obetz. The
community is invited to attend and learn
more about this issue. Residents living in
the Hamilton Township area of Obetz are
especially encouraged to participate, as the
levy directly impacts you.
Lockbourne income tax on ballot
By Rick Palsgrove
Managing Editor
The village of Lockbourne is returning
to the ballot on May 6 with the second
attempt in six months to get voters’
approval for a proposed income tax.
Last November voters rejected a proposed
income tax by a vote of 55 against
and 42 in favor, according to the Franklin
County Board of Elections.
Lockbourne Mayor Christie Ward said
the proposed income tax on the May 6 ballot
is the same one that was defeated last
November.
According to Franklin County Board of
Elections, Lockbourne’s proposed tax issue
placed on the May 6 election ballot is for a
proposed income tax increase from 1 percent
to 2.5 percent and allowing for a 1.5
percent credit for income paid to an
employer jurisdiction.
When asked why village officials decided
to place the issue before the voters
again, Ward said, “We feel it is important
to raise the income tax rate to 2.5 percent
to match the income tax of Columbus and
surrounding communities in preparation of
future development. We will continue to
inform the residents on the importance of
the issue and are hopeful that we will gain
more support.”
Ward said that, if the issue is approved,
the village would be able to make improvements
to its infrastructure, streets and
parks. The taxes would be collected
through RITA (Regional Income Tax
Agency).
“We could also address safety issues
that residents are concerned about,” said
Ward.
If voters reject the proposed income tax,
Ward said the village would continue to
collect 1 percent income tax, but not the
full 2.5 percent, from anyone working in
town.
“That will include any road or construction
projects that may happen in the future
and could be a significant amount of revenue
lost,” said Ward.
When asked how many Lockbourne residents
would be subject to the full tax
increase, Ward said, “Initially there would
be approximately 20 residents subject to
the full increase, including the mayor, six
council members and seven staff members.”
Ward said there are approximately 10 to
20 people working in the village who are
not residents. Village residents who work
in another municipality and pay income
tax to that municipality would not be subject
to the increase. Not all residents are
subject to the village’s income tax, which is
collected on earned income only. Residents
receiving a pension or Social Security are
not subject to the income tax.

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No Labels. Just Neighbors
Recently, the Ohio legislature made a bold decision to pass Senate Bill
1, which ended state-mandated. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs
in our colleges and universities.
I know this decision is controversial. And I know some are afraid. Afraid
that ending DEI means erasing people. Afraid that voices will be silenced.
Afraid that progress will be undone.
Let me speak directly to that fear: This is not about censure or erasure. It
is not about exclusion. It is about inclusion that transcends labels.
Because DEI has become a system that sorts us—by race, by gender, by
identity—creating a culture where we are defined by our categories instead
of our character. Where we look at each other’s faces instead of listening
to each other’s hearts.
That’s not real inclusion. That’s division with good intentions.
Now is the time for a new vision that moves us from division to unity. A
vision that believes in the power of people over programs. That believes
in true inclusion, not institutional separation.
I dare to believe that we can—and must—build a future where our
care for one another isn’t assigned or mandated but lived out in how we
treat each other every day.
A future rooted in this simple, powerful idea:
No labels. Just neighbors
It’s time to remove the labels.
We can do better. And we must do better. Because we are NEIGHBORS.
What’s good for your family is also good for my family. Mi casa es Su casa.
Your struggle is my struggle. Because we are ONE.
We are Ohioans. We are Americans. We are Neighbors.
The Bible teaches us to love our neighbors as we love ourselves. Therefore,
My success should uplift you, not leave you behind.
In the words of the late great Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. “Injustice
anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”
And that’s what this moment demands—that we stop treating justice
as something to be distributed based on categories and start treating it
as a collective concern that we build together.
Ohio is not a place of boxes. We are a place of people. People with dreams,
fears, goals, and grit.
We are 11 million strong of white, Black, Latino, Asian, rural, urban, gay,
straight, immigrant, and native-born—and all of us belong here.
However, we do not need the DEI bureaucracy to prove that. We need
each other. We need classrooms that teach students to think, not conform.
We need universities that unify, not divide.
And we need a state that says: Your worth IS NOT based on your label—
it’s based on your humanity. While we cannot turn back the clock, we
can turn over the page. To move beyond artificial inclusion and into
something real. To move beyond mediocrity and into meritocracy. Something
that says: You don’t need a program to belong. You belong because
you’re human. Because you’re valued. Because you’re my neighbor.
This is not about doing less for some. It’s about building more for everyone—together.
As we end the era of “us versus them, let us walk forward as Ohioans, as
Americans, and most importantly, as Neighbors. Because in this house,
in this state, at this moment— There are No labels. Just Neighbors.
I call on all leaders to join me in a promise to Ohioans to make this commitment
to our communities, especially those of us with diverse districts,
that we will uplift all Ohioans and leave no one behind.
Results matter, so let’s work together. Subscribe and follow me on social
media for updates.
Michele Reynolds is a State Senator in Ohio Senate District 3, which covers
Madison County, Pickaway County, and parts of Franklin County
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King is king
Mother’s Cove honored
Messenger photo by Pat Donahue
It has become sort of a tradition in Obetz to congratulate Aiden King on the local
message board in mid-March. This year was no different. The Bishop Hartley High
School senior won the Division II 138 pound class of the State Wrestling Tournament
held March 7-9 at the Schottenstein Center. This made King a two time state champion
as he captured the top spot last year as well in the 132 pound class. This made
him a four time state placer as he finishing eighth as a freshman and runner-up as a
sophomore. At this year’s tournament finale, King won in dominant fashion with a fall
in 1:52 seconds and tech fall scores of 16-0, 17-0, and 18-0 in the championship
match, bringing his season record to 41-2. Aiden said he has been wrestling for
about as long as he can remember. He credits most of his club wrestling and training
to local wrestling standout Adam Disabato. He now looks forward wrestling for the
University of Virginia where he has earned a wrestling scholarship.
The Mother’s Cove was recently honored by members of Alpha Kappa Alpha
Sorority, Inc., Alpha Sigma Omega chapter in Columbus with the 2025 Empower
Our Families Community Award. The award is given to community organizations
that foster a multi-generational approach to fortify families within communities by
addressing child hunger and promoting positive youth development and leadership,
mental well-being and senior life. The Mother’s Cove provides resources to
moms in Central Ohio to help families stay healthy and safe as they fight infant
mortality. Pictured here is The Mother's Cove Director Jackie Flemmings (far left)
receiving the 2025 Empower Our Families Award from members of AKA along with
The Mother’s Cove Program Manager Michelle Sutton (center).

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Gender Road
Christian Church
5336 Gender Rd., Canal Winchester 43110
Maundy Thursday 4-17 7:00p
SonRise Service 4-20 7:00a
Easter Worship 4-20 9:30a & 11:00a
genderroadcc.com
ABUNDANT LIFE
APOSTOLIC CHURCH
1778 Lisle Ave., Obetz
614-491-6390
PASTOR JOE STIERHOFF
Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.
Worship Service - 10:30 a.m.
Community Bible Reading - April 15th - 5-7pm
Obetz Community Center
Bethany Lutheran Church, LCMS
1000 Noe-Bixby Rd., Columbus, OH 43213
614-866-7755
bethanylutherancolumbus.com
HOLY WEEK SCHEDULE:
April 13, Palm Sunday Service: 9:00 AM
April 17, Maundy Thursday Service: 11:00 AM
April 18, Good Friday Service: 7:00 PM
April 20, Easter Sunday Service: 9:00 AM
HE IS RISEN!
PEACE FREE LUTHERAN CHURCH
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CW drug take back
and electronic recycling
The city of Canal Winchester, in cooperation with
the Fairfield County Sheriff’s Office, the Drug
Enforcement Administration, and Diley Ridge Medical
Center, will host a National Prescription Drug Take
Back event on April 26, at the Diley Ridge Medical
Center parking lot, 7911 Diley Road, from 10 a.m. to 2
p.m. Columbus Micro Systems will also be on site collecting
electronics for recycling.
Canal Winchester’s collection site is set up in a convenient
stop and drop model, allowing those discarding
unwanted prescription drugs to remain in their vehicles,
drop medications with collection agents, and continue
on their way. Note that collectors may only
accept pills. Liquids (including inhalers and their
refills), as well as needles or sharps, may not be
dropped off. The service is free and anonymous, no
questions asked.
Columbus Micro Systems accepts most electronic
material that includes, but not limited to: laptops,
desktops, cables, keyboards, mice, cameras, peripherals,
tablets, phones, LCDs, CRTs, etc. The only materials
not accepted are kitchen appliances and items with
refrigerants such as microwaves, toasters, air conditioner
units. Some items will be assessed a disposal
fee; see below for more details. Cash and cards are
accepted.
•LCD TV Monitor, $15
•CRT Computer Monitor, $15
•CRT TV Monitor below 20", $25
•CRT TV Monitor below 35", $35
•CRT TV Monitor above 36", $.65 / lb
•No CRT TVs larger than 35" will be accepted.
Dr. Bender
Scholarship
Canal Winchester City
Council announces two $1,000
scholarships to be awarded in
honor of the late Dr. John
Bender, who served as a council
member for 17 years.
Graduating seniors are encouraged
to review eligibility
requirements and submit applications
online at www.canalwin-
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chesterohio.gov. Applications will also be available in
the guidance offices at Canal Winchester High School
and Bloom-Carroll High School. Completed applications
and materials are due by 4:30 p.m. on April 11.
Recipients of the Dr. John Bender scholarship will be
recognized at the May 5 city council meeting.
CW Hometown Hero Banner
The city of Canal Winchester, in partnership with
VFW Post #10523, announced the return of the
Hometown Hero Banner Program. This program was
created to honor and recognize military personnel in
the Canal Winchester community.
Canal Winchester Hometown Heroes will be honored
with commemorative two-sided full color banners
featuring name, branch of service, and military photo.
Banners will be displayed on light poles throughout
historic downtown from Memorial Day through
Veterans Day.
Interested candidates must meet one of the following
eligibility requirements:
•Honoree must live within Canal Winchester city
limits, or have lived within city limits during their
time of service; or
•Honoree must be a member of VFW Post #10523.
Additionally, the honoree must currently serve or
have served any branch of the United States Military,
and be an active service member, an honorably discharged
veteran, a retired veteran, or have died in the
line of duty. Verification will be required.
The city of Canal Winchester began accepting applications
for the 2025 banner display on March 17.
Completed applications, supporting materials, and payment
must be submitted by close of business on April 11.
Previous applicants must reapply for consideration
but do not need to submit a photo.
Visit https://bit.ly/CWHero for information.
CW City Council news
•Council adopted an ordinance to authorize the
mayor to enter into a real estate purchase agreement
for the purchase of 8 Washington St., Canal
Winchester, Ohio, owned by Esther M. Whiteleather,
trustee of the Esther M. Whiteleather revocable trust
dated May 18, 2023 (ORD-25-004).
•Council adopted an ordinance to amend the 2025
appropriation ordinance #24-033, amendment #2. This
amendment is for funds to cover the purchase of 8
Washington St. (ORD-25-006).
Based on national al surveys of 46,054 people conducted by
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State representative visits CW
State Representative Meredith Lawson-Rowe recently presented new business
owners Karla and Edgar Sarmiento of Viva La-Yogurt in Canal Winchester with a
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CW Charter Review
Commission seeks input
The 2025 Canal Winchester Charter
Review Commission is seeking input from
residents regarding the Canal Winchester
City Charter.
The Commission, comprised of 11 members
appointed by city council and mayor,
reviews the City Charter every five years
and submits its findings and recommendations
for revisions to city council. The
Commission asks residents to provide feedback
on changes they would like the
Commission to consider during the review.
Residents may give their input in person
by attending a Charter Review
Commission meeting or by completing the
public comment form on the city’s website.
The Charter Review Commission will
allow for public comments at all meetings
to provide additional opportunities for public
feedback. All meetings will be held at 6
p.m. in council chambers, 45 E. Waterloo
St. Meeting dates: April 16, May 7, and
May 21. To access meeting agendas and
minutes, visit the Agenda Center. Charter
Review Commission meetings will be live
streamed on the city’s YouTube channel
and available for replay immediately following.
SkillsUSA champions
More than 100 students from across the
Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical
Schools district participated in the 2025
SkillsUSA Ohio Leadership Conference on
March 18-19. Eighteen students took to the
podium after competing in their respective
events, and five will continue to compete at
Nationals. Local students achievements
include: The junior Promotional Bulletin
Board team of Julian Stubbs
(Reynoldsburg), Grace Shay (Pickerington
Central), and Chloe Johnson (Groveport
Madison) - GOLD - were crowned state
champions and will advance to the national
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conference. Arheema Subedi (Jr., Gahanna
Lincoln, Pre-Dental), Irelynn McGuire (Jr.,
Fairfield Union, Pre-Dental), Felicien
Kalonda Mubadibantu (Jr., Canal
Winchester, Pre-Dental), and Mia Ramirez
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Miller (Jr., Groveport Madison, Graphic
Design) - Pin Design, SILVER; Rebecca
Byler (Sr., Groveport Madison, Pre-Dental)
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Aboagye (Sr., Groveport Madison,
Pharmacy) - Medical Math, SILVER; Kate
Richey (Jr., Canal Winchester, Criminal
Justice) - Job Interview, SILVER.
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What car colors may say about drivers
•Black: Those who purchase black cars may
view them as classic and powerful. Black also
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•Silver: Silver cars may have futuristic connotations
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Eastland-Fairfield Career & Technical
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Night event for adults interested in exploring
post-secondary training programs at its Eastland
and Fairfield Career Center campuses on April
24.
Adult Information Night is an opportunity for
adults to explore any of the nine adult training
programs and courses offered by Eastland-
Fairfield Career & Technical Schools Adult
Workforce Development.
Those in attendance can speak with instructors
and staff, tour program workspaces, and learn
about financial aid and student services offered.
The event will be held on April 24, and will
begin at 6:30 p.m. at both the Eastland Career
Center and Fairfield Career Center campuses.
Participants should attend the event at the campus
where their program of interest is located. The
event is free and open to the public.
Programs offered at Eastland Career Center
(Groveport) include: Basic Police Officer
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Both locations will have staff available to
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which includes: High School
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Workplace Safety, Fork Lift, Aerial Lift courses.
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Eastland-Fairfield Adult Workforce
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‘Unicorn’ sparkles with horror and humor
Obetz City Council
Obetz City Council meets the second and fourth
Mondays of each month at 6 p.m. in the Council
Chambers at 4175 Alum Creek Drive, Obetz. Call (614)
491-1080.
Lockbourne Council
Lockbourne Village Council meets the second and
fourth Mondays of each month at 7 p.m. at the
Lockbourne Event Center, 206 Vause St., Lockbourne.
Hamilton school board
Hamilton Local Board of Education meetings are
held at 6 p.m. at the Hamilton Local Education Center,
The Reel Deal
Have you ever watched a movie and wondered
whether the writer had been drunk when the idea for
the script popped into their head? That is what I could
not help but ask myself, over and over, when I watched
Alex Scharfman’s “Death of a Unicorn.”
The premise for the writer-director’s horror comedy
is this: a harried father and his sullen college-aged
daughter go on a weekend trip to a remote estate
where his wealthy employers live. Despite their
strained relationship, the dad hopes that highlighting
his bond with his daughter will help him get a promotion
and secure their financial future. On their way to
the nature reserve, the distracted dad accidentally
kills a baby unicorn and sets off a chain-reaction of
immense human greed and righteous anger from the
mythical beasts. See what I mean about the drunkenness?
This story totally sounds like something you
would dream up in an inebriated state.
According to interviews conducted by entertainment
publications, Scharfman was not inebriated
while writing the script, much to my surprise. He said
he wrote the screenplay because he wanted to do something
fun and different, all the while having mythical
beasts attack and kill humans. I, for one, cannot argue
with that logic and I certainly cannot argue with the
end result. “Death of a Unicorn” is a movie that should
not work. It is just too weird and crazy. And yet,
against all odds and reason, it does work. Among all of
the weirdness and craziness is a warm beating heart,
one that is not just there for the unicorns to pull out of
bodies with their teeth. It’s full of humanity, just with
a lot of horror sprinkled throughout.
Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega star as Elliot and
Ridley Kintner, the aforementioned father and daughter,
both of whom are still reeling from the death of
Elliot’s wife and Ridley’s mother prior to the events of
the film. Since her death, Elliot has buried himself in
work to try to fulfill a promise to his late wife to “take
care” of their child, whereas all Ridley wants is for her
father to acknowledge their shared sorrow — and perhaps
to ease up on his newfound obsession with money.
When the film begins, the strained father and daughter
are driving in the rental car through the lush forest,
arguing over Elliot’s role at the company and the
shadiness of his “family first” employers who run a
pharmaceutical empire. With steam coming from both
of their ears, they are too distracted to see the baby
unicorn standing in the middle of the road.
With purple blood oozing from its white body, Elliot
cannot believe what he is seeing. “Is this an endangered
species? Will I go to jail for hitting it?” he asks
dumbly. As he stumbles around the road muttering to
himself, Ridley sees that its horn is softly glowing,
almost as if it is regenerating. Upon touching the horn,
her mind is transported to magical land à la the nebulous
scene in the underappreciated
1997 science fiction movie
“Contact.” But before she can further
explore this wondrous place,
she is awakened by her father, who
is beating the baby unicorn with a
tire iron to “ease its suffering” so it
can officially pass on to the otherworld.
Fearing that he will definitely
lose his promotion for causing the
death of a unicorn, Elliot tries to
Dedra
Cordle
keep this accident a secret from the Leopolds. Despite
the fact that company founder and family patriarch
Odell (Richard E. Grant) is days away from succumbing
to liver cancer, he is sharp enough to realize that
something is deeply bothering his “favorite attorney.”
When he does discover what has occurred, however, he
does what the immensely wealthy do; he tries to turn
a profit from the incident, especially since it was discovered
that the unicorn has magical abilities. Much
like the accident that took place at the start of the film,
this action sets off another chain reaction that brings
bloodthirsty adult unicorns to their front door.
The horror comedy has a lot going for it, especially
those killer — and completely justified! — unicorns, but
the film succeeds entirely on the father-daughter
chemistry of Rudd and Ortega, who form a believably
damaged family unit, and the comedic performances of
Will Poulter, Téa Leoni, and Anthony Carrigan, who
plays Odell’s dim-witted son Shepard, Odell’s boozy
wife Belinda, and Griff, the family’s put-upon butler,
respectively. Whenever the film stumbles, which
increases throughout the final act, one of these five
actors dependably delivers a joke with precision, or
lands an emotional beat that carries the film to its next
moment. It is the sheer likeability of this cast that
powers the film to its crazy finale.
Despite a few tonal misgivings — the film tries to dip
its toes into social satire with the Leopolds, who are a
thinly veiled take on the Sackler family who owned
Purdue Pharma — “Death of a Unicorn” delivers on a
good concept with good acting and good special effects
for the mythical beings. It’s not perfect but if you ever
wanted to see a mash-up of “Jurassic Park” and
“Cocaine Bear,” this movie will be a feast for your eyes,
heart, and mind.
Grade: B+
Dedra Cordle is a Messenger staff writer and columnist.
775 Rathmell Road, Columbus. For information on
meeting dates visit www.hamilton-local.k12.oh.us.
Hamilton Twp. trustees
The Hamilton Township trustees meet the second
and fourth Wednesdays of each month at 7:30 p.m. at
6400 Lockbourne Road, Lockbourne. If a meeting falls
on a holiday, it will be rescheduled for the following
day. Special meetings held as needed.
CW school board meetings
The Canal Winchester Board of Education meets on
the second Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the
Canal Winchester Education Center, 100 Washington
St. on the second floor in room 204/206. The public is
welcome to attend.
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Deadlines are Mondays by Noon
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FREE - Metal from an S-10 truck & Upper Branches of Tree-already cut up.
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FREE Wall Mirror - 69 1/2” tall x 30 1/2” wide, Black Frame
Free Bifold Doors Set - Levolor In Design, Color is honey oak,78” tall x 29 1/2 “ wide each
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Come and Get It! is a bi-weekly column that offers readers an opportunity to pass along
surplus building materials, furniture, electronic equipment, crafts, supplies, appliances,
plants or household goods to anybody who will come and get them - as long as they’re
FREE. NO PETS! Just send us a brief note describing what you want to get rid of, along
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APARTMENT MANAGERS
HAVE VACANCIES?
FILL THEM BEFORE
IT GETS TOO HOT!
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For More Info and Rates
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Rentals
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ASSOCIATION ADS
Water damage cleanup &
restoration: A small of
water can lead to major
damage in your home.
Our trusted professionals
do complete repairs to
protect your family and
home’s value! Call 24/7:
1-888-872-2809. Have zip
code of service location
ready when you call
HELP WANTED
Chair Rent available for
Hair Stylist or Barber
located in Great Southern
Shopping Center. Contact
Cyndi 614-239-1976
LOVE KIDS?
Kings Kids Daycare
in Grove City is hiring Fun,
Loving Teachers for PT &
FT shifts. Please email
sarragc@outlook.com or
call 614-539-0349
CRAFT SHOWS
SPRING VENDOR
& CRAFT BAZAAR
Sat., May 3 - 9am-3pm
Canaan Land Church
2777 Gantz Rd., G.C.
82 Vendor Tables
Bake Sale & Lunch
WANT TO BUY
ANTIQUES
WANTED
Antiques * Coins
Victrolas * Watches
Clocks * Bookcases
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or 614-783-2629
We Buy Junk Cars &
Trucks. Highest Prices
Paid. 614-395-8775
WE BUY JUNK CARS
Call anytime 614-774-6797
See...
You Looked!
Newspaper
Ads Catch
The Eye!
Call
272-5422
For Info. &
Pricing
MISC.
FOR SALE
Simplex Time Clock,
4 extra ribbons - $25.00
614-272-5422
Glass Desk Top Mats
10 17”x22”- $10.00 each
all 1/4” thick
614-272-5422
AUTO PARTS
PRICE REDUCED
Nissan 2019 Pathfinder
running boards, mountings
& brackets. New 2022 -
$789.00. Only on car
August -September 2022.
Brand new condition. Now
$120.00 or best offer.
pfd1d@aol.com
614-272-5422
CEMETERY LOTS
GREATPRICE!
Two side-by-side plots at
Franklin Hill Memory Gardens.
Call for pricing-614-778-3240
RENTALS
New 2nd Floor 1500 sq ft
Studio+ Apt for Rent.
White Rd., Grove City
area. Utilities &W/D incl
plus private deck. Firm
non smoking. $1400/mo +
deposit. 380-270-8800
VACATION RENTALS
Palm Manor Condos
Englewood, Florida
2 BR, 2 BA, fully equipped
kitchen, all linens, living and
dining room, screened lanai,
includes cable/ internet & all
taxes. Available monthly or
for 3 month 2025 winter
season. 2nd floor unit B-203.
Was $4350/month
NOW $3,800/month.
614-579-3048 and/or
pfd1d@aol.com. Lease &
Security deposit required.
USED VEHICLES
2012 Chevy Cruze, silver,
needs transmission work.
54,000 mi. Clean well kept.
$3500 OBO. 614-746-0273
BLACKTOP
AGM OHIO
SEALCOATING
Free Estimates
Cell 614-512-1699
SANTIAGO’S
Sealcoating & Services LLC
Quality Materials Used
SPRING IS HERE!
Driveway Seal & Repair!
Top Seal Cracks!
Reidential & Commercial
Mulching, Edging
& Clean-ups
“Ask for whatever you need”
BBB Accredited
4/27
FULLY INSURED A&M
Call or text for Free Est.
614-649-1200
CARPET SALES
CARPET
Gray Saxony
270 sq.ft. w/6 lb Pad
$398.00
Other Carpet AvailableA
LVP Flooring
740-927-3504
Delivery & Inst. avail.
CLEANING
Looking for Mrs. Clean?
For excellent cleaning serv
at reas. rates w/great refs,
dependable. 10% Seniorr
Disc. Free Est. Call
Gwen 614-226-5229
CONCRETE
AJ’s Concrete,
Masonry
Good Work - Fair Prices
Block Foundations
Driveways • Sidewalks
Bobcat Grading
Bonded-Ins. • Free Ests.
614-419-9932
www.hastingsnsons.com
Driveways & Extensions
Patio & Walkways,
Porches & Steps,
Garage/Basement Floors
Hot Tub/Shed Pads,
Stamped/colored concrete
Sealing of new &
existing concrete.
FREE ESTIMATES
Contact
614-756-1754
hastingsandsons.
columbus@gmail.com
GALLION
CUSTOM CONCRETE LLC
Specializing in Custom Colors &
Custom Designs of Concrete.
Including Remove & Replace
47 yrs exp & Free Est.
Licensed & Insured
Reputation Built
On Quality
614-875-8364
614-419-7721
See Us On Facebook
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concrete.com
4/27 S/gp
4/27 A
4/13 A/M
DRYWALL
DRYW
YWALL &
PLASTER REPAIR
Textured Ceilings
Popcorn Ceiling Removal
Call Randy
614-551-6963
Residential/Commercial - BIA
FENCING
EAZY FENCE
Chain Link - Wood
ALSO INSTALL MAILBOXES
No Job Too Big or Small
All Repairs ~ Free Est.
Insured. 614-670-2292
GUTTERS
Low Price-Great Service
5 & 6” Seamless gutters,
covers, siding, gutter clng.
Bill 614-306-4541
Dave’s Gutter Serv.
Cleaned, Repaired, Installed,
Gutter Covers & Drains.
614-871-2193/614-205-9057
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
SINCE 1973
Phil Bolon Contr.
Windows & Siding
Decks, Kitchens, Baths
Room Additions,
Flooring, Roofing
Bsmt Waterproofing
Deal With Small Non-Pressure Co.
47 Yrs. Exp. - Refs. Avail.
Lic.-Bond-Ins.
4/13
A/M
Free Est. - Financing Avail.
Member BBB Of Cent. OH
O.C.I.E.B. ID #24273
614-419-3977
or 614-863-9912
C&JHandyman
Services LLC
Minor Plumbing & Electric
Install Hot Water Tanks,
Dishwashers & Disposals
All Interior Remodels
Also Fencing &
Int./Ext. Painting
Free Est. ~ 18 Yrs. Exp.
CDC/EPA Approved Guidelines
614-284-2100
Handyman - Outdoor &
indoor. Reasonable Rates
614-634-2244
KLAUSMAN HOME
IMPROVEMENT
Siding-Windows-
Doors-Roofing-Soffit-
Fascia-Gutters-Trim
Earn FREE Seamless
Gutters with Siding Over
1000 Sq. Ft.
FREE Shutters with
Soffit & Trim
EPA Certified
Member of BBB
Financing Available
Over 20 yrs exp. • Free Est.
Licensed-Bonded-Insured
Owner & Operator
James 614-419-7500
3/30 A&M
4/27 A/M
4/27 A
HOME
MAINTENANCE
RETIRED - 42 Yrs Exp.
HOME REPAIRS
SIDING * GUTTERS
FENCES * DECKS
MISC. REPAIRS
Call Joe - 614-778-1460
Complete Home Services
ROOF SPECIAL
Interior/Exterior Painting
Laminate Floors
Windows•Doors•More
Plumbing Services
614-599-7299
20% off for Sr. Citizens
HANDYMAN SERVICES
614-235-1819
HOME
REMODELING
Charlies Handyman
Service
Over 40 yrs. exp.
Plumbing & Hot Water Tanks
Doors & Locks
Kitchen/Bath Remodels
Dishwasher Installs
Roofmg & Siding
Porches & Decks
614-319-6010
INFORMATION
FOR ONLY
$74.00
You Can Reach
Over 6,000 Homes
In
Groveport & South/
Canal Winchester
For Info Call
272-5422
LANDSCAPING
SANTIAGO’S
LANDSCAPING
Spring is Here!
Mulch • Edging
Spring Clean-up
Sealcoating Estimates
614-649-1200
LAWN CARE
When You Want
FASTER - BETTER
Lawn Mowing
CALL US For A
FREE ESTIMATE.
McGovern
Landscape
Management LLC
614-290-3720
mcgovernlandscape.com
Classified Services
33/30 A
5/11 A&M
4/13 S/GP
MOWER REPAIR
SMITHCO
EQUIPMENT
Mower Repair & Service
Most Makes & Models
Also Snowblowers
7271 National Rd. SW, Etna
740-927-8874
PLUMBING
All About Drains & Plumb.
Will snake any small drain
$145. 614-778-2584
BLESSED
PLUMBING
Flat Rate Basis
All Work Guaranteed
614-863-4227
www.BlessedPlumbing.com
License #PL37705
CHRIS’
PLUMBING
“Plumbing & Drain Professional
That You Can Count On”
24 Hrs., 7 Days/Week
No Overtime Charges
24 Yrs. Exp. in Plumbing &
Drain Cleaning Field
Call For A Free Phone Estimate
$100.00 For Any Small Drain
614-622-4482
30% OFF with AD
POWERWASHING
MRS. POWERWASH
Any house wash $149+tax
Single deck $69+tax
2 Tier deck $99+tax
Best Wash in Town
Over 45,000 washes
Ashley 614-771-3892
ABURTO
PRESSURE WASHING
•Homes •Roofs •Gutters
•Driveways •Sidewalks
•Parking Lots
Quality • Free Estimates
Competitive Prices
614-927-8968
ROOFING
ROBINSON ROOFING
&REPAIRS
30 yrs exp. Lifetime Cols
Resident. Reas. Rates.
Dennis Robinson
614-330-3087, 732-3100
SEWING MACHINE
REPAIR
REPAIR all makes 24 hr.
service. Clean, oil, adjust
in your home. $49.95 all
work gtd. 614-890-5296
TREE SERVICES
Arbaugh
Tree Service
Deadwood Thinning
& Shaping of Trees
Removal &
Stump Grinding
Bucket Truck Service
614-837-1316
Free Estimates
11/10 s/gp
4/27 A&M
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FRESH
GROUND
BEEF
$
3 79
10 LB. AVG.
LESSER QUANTITY $3.99
U.S.D.A Choice
BEEF BONELESS
ENGLISH
ROAST
$
5 49
PER LB.
ENGLISH STEAKS ONLY $5.99
FRESH PORK LOIN
BONE-IN CENTER CUT
PORK
CHOPS
$
3 99
PER LB.
JOHNSONVILLE
BRATWURST or
ITALIAN SAUSAGE
S5
BUDGET
$
TRETCHERS
LB.
19
OZ.
VIENNA
BEEF
BAGEL
DOGS
S5
BUDGET
$
TRETCHERS
12
OZ.
FALTER’S
WHOLE
HAM
$
3 79
PER LB.
U.S.D.A. Choice Beef
BEEF LOIN
T-BONE
STEAK
$
12 99
PER LB.
PORK LOIN
BABY BACK
RIBS
$
3 99
PER LB.
ECKRICH
KIELBASA or
SMOKED SAUSAGE
2/ $ 7 00
BOB EVANS ORIGINAL
SAUSAGE
PATTIES
$
6 99
10-14 Oz. 40 Oz.
LAY’S
POTATO
CHIPS $
3 99
ALL AVAILABLE
VARIETIES
6-PACK 1/2 LITERS
PEPSI
COLA 3/ $ 12 00
7.75 Oz. ALL AVAILABLE VARIETIES
OR $ 4 99 EACH
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
ORIGINAL
$
12 99
27.5 Oz. CAN
MS. CUBBISON
CROUTONS
3/ $ 5 00
OR $1 99 EACH
5 Oz.
2/ $ 6 00 3/ $ 5 00 4/ $ 3 00
2/ $ 5 00 VLASIC
STOUFFER’S SUPREME
PHILLY
SAUERKRAUT
2/ $ 5 00 SHELLS-N-CHEESE
2/ $ 7 00
CREAM CHEESE
$
3 99 2/ $ 3 00
LIFE EVERYDAY
SYRUP
24 Oz.
KRAFT - DRESSINGS
ALL AVAILABLE VARIETIES
16 Oz.
32 Oz. JAR
McILHENNY
TABASCO SAUCE
$
1 99
2 Oz. 8.5 Oz.
8 Oz.
12 oz.
2 VARIETIES
JIFFY
CORN MUFFIN MIX
8 OZ. BAR
COOL WHIP
DESSERT TOPPING
SIMPLY DONE
PAPER TOWELS
2 PACK
110 Sheets
S
TOMATOES
TRI-COLOR
HAWAIIAN OR SPICY
ON-THE-VINE
PEPPERS
PINEAPPLE HAM
$
1 99 $
6 49
LB.
$
2 99
LB.
LB.
PERSONAL SIZE
JUMBO CALIFORNIA
$
3 99
WATERMELON
NAVEL ORANGES
$
4 99
LB.
EACH
69 ¢ EACH
72 SIZE
GRANDMA’S
COLE SLAW
Bulk Style
COLBY or
COJACK
CHEESE
DUTCH FARMS
STRAWBERRY
GELATIN OR
PARFAIT LB.
$
7 49
LB.
$
1 99
22 OZ. TUB
Prices Effective Monday, April 7th thru Saturday, April 19th, 2025 ● Quantity Rights Reserved ● We Reserve the Right to Correct Pricing Errors.