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Col. Jim RodgersStephen Rodgers

AUCTIONEERS

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1306 Woodlawn Ave. Southgate Pkwy. Cambridge, Ohio

740-432-7943

CARRY OUT

Shop: 740-685-8424CELL: 740-680-0936

MIKE’S BIKES AND BOARDS

Bicycle & Skateboard Accessories, Service & Repair William M. Stranathan

204 Main Street Pleasant City, OH 443772

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STEWART’S MOTOR SALES43 Years in Business

1195 Morton Ave.Cambrdige, OH

740-432-4486

370 W. Main St.Byesville, OH

740-685-1685

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Auto Glass Specialist

AUTO GLASS

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Hrs. M-F 7a-6p, Sat. 7a-5p, Sun. 9a-4p

10373 PIONEER RD., BYESVILLE740-685-8579RD., BYESVILLE740-685-8579

HARDWAREBrian Casey Owner/Operator

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Hauling

Dozing & Backhoe• Fill • Limestone • Sand • Gravel • Topsoil

• Earthmoving • Site Development• Road & Driveways • Landscaping • Pasture Clearing • Grading

740-584-9657 • 740-432-6593

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HANDYMAN/CLEANING

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CAMBRIDGE RENT - A - CAR INC.Sales – Daily Rentals – U-Hauls

www.cambridgeusedcars.net

1251 Campbell Avenue Ph (740) 432-2870 Cambridge, OH 43725 Fax (740) 439-4400

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LIMESTONE • SHALE • SLAG • FIREWOOD

HAULINGJohnson’s

Extreme Hauling

Call Kyle 740-584-3500

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ORME DO-It-BEst HARDWARE"HARDWARE SINCE 1869"

Rental Center(740)-432-2712134 N. 11th St.Cambridge, OH 43725

(330)-893-28124900 Oak St.Berlin, OH 44610

(740)-942-1223634 Lincoln Ave.Cadiz, OH 43907

(740)-826-416051 E. Main St.New Concord, OH 43762

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ORME DO-It-BEst HARDWARE"HARDWARE SINCE 1869"

Rental Center(740)-432-2712134 N. 11th St.Cambridge, OH 43725

(330)-893-28124900 Oak St.Berlin, OH 44610

(740)-942-1223634 Lincoln Ave.Cadiz, OH 43907

(740)-826-416051 E. Main St.New Concord, OH 43762

(740)-345-751567 W. Main St.Newark, OH 43055

(740)-498-8131102 N. River St.Newcomerstown, OH 43832

(937) 692-8282210 S Main St.Arcanum, Ohio 45304

Scobie’sBody Shop, Collision Repair,

Mechanical Repairs & Auto Detailing.

All Insurance Companies Welcome

Owner: Lee Scobie740-685-6454

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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Byesville Gus Macker registrationRegistration for the Byesville Gus Macker 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament slated July 9-10 on the campus of Meadowbrook High School is currently under way. Mail-in registration ends on June 17 while on-line registration (https://macker.com/local/byesville-oh) ends June 20. The cost for a four-person team is $140. Sponsors, vendors, and volunteers are currently being lined up and those interested should contact Mayor Jay Jackson or Michael R. Port.

Cambridge Color Craze 5K Walk/runThe third annual Cambridge Color Craze 5K Walk/Run will take place Saturday, June 18 at McFarland Stadium. Registration begins at 7 a.m. and the event starts at 9 a.m. The cost is $25 for adults or $15 for youngsters ages 6-12 before May 31 or $35 for adults and $20 for youngsters after that date. Ages 5-under are free. For more information and on-line registration, go to www.cambridgecolorcraze.com. For sponsorship opportunities or questions, call Karl Bruns at 740-825-9469 or John Wolverton at 740-680-1182 or e-mail bobcatsoccergirls@gmail.com.

Cambridge Moose Lodge Golf ScrambleCambridge Moose Lodge 631 is having its fourth annual 3-man golf scramble on Saturday June 18 at Wildfire Golf Club in New Concord. The cost for the event, which has an 8 a.m. shotgun start, is $55 per person. Drinks and food will be provided. There will also be two hole in one prizes — a 2016 Buick Regal sponsored by Whiteside’s and a Harley Sportster sponsored by Speedy Print. Proceeds to benefit the Sheriff Deputies F.O.P 136 Guernsey County for the Shop with a Cop. For more infor-mation call Keith Knox at 740-255-6411, Cliff Burt at 740-584-0176 or Wayne Phillips 740-705-1888.

Cincinnati reds Legends Clinic in MariettaThe annual Cincinnati Reds Legends 3-Day Youth Baseball and Softball Clinic will take place June 20-22 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. each day at the WVF Field in Marietta. The cost of the clinic (if registered by June 5) is $125, and the deadline to register is June 15. Send registration and payment to Reds Legends, 16650 State Rt. 550, Marietta, OH, 45750. Lunch and drinks will be provided each day. For more information, visit the wesbite: www.cincinnatiredslegendsyouthbaseballclinic.yolasite.com.

Warcats Track at CambridgeWarcats Track will take place on the following dates at the Cambridge High School track: June 21, 23, 28 and 30 from 6:30-8 p.m. For more information, call Coach JR Fox at 740-680-2111 or 740-680-2132.

East Guernsey youth Football Sign-upsEast Guernsey Youth Football sign-ups will take place at the Old Washington Pavilion for players entering grades 3-6 for the 2016-2017 school year. Players must be present to be fitted for equipment. Please bring a photocopied birth certificate. Players must be signed up at one of these sessions, as late sign ups will not be accepted. Sign-up will be Wednesday, June 22, 6-8 p.m. For more information, contact Lori Parry (740) 255-0778, Cindy Braniger (740) 630-1554 or Terry Parry (740) 225-6008.

Buckeye Trail’s Streiff to participatein Blue-Grey Super Regional Combine

CANTON — Buckeye Trail High senior Carter Streiff will have an oppor-tunity to showcase his skills on the gridiron on Saturday in the Blue-Grey Super Regional Combine in Canton at the NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Streiff took part in a required Pre-Combine event at Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati in April and qualified to take part in Saturday’s Super Regional Combine.

Blue-Grey Football was established in 1989 and the founders were Gus Bell and his son Erik Bell. Together, they estab-lished the brand to help prep prospects from all over the country receive national exposure and increase their chances to secure scholarships to a college, whether that be at the NCAA Division I level, or II, III, IV, NAIA or Junior College.

Fast forward, and today, Blue-Grey Football proudly hosts close to 20 All-American Combines (Regional and Super lev-els) at venues all over the country with most taking place inside stadiums and practice facilities that are home to teams from the NFL.

Streiff is a three-year starter for the Warriors at running back and safety, last season as a junior he

was plagued with inju-ries and still managed to record 38 tackles with one interception. During his sophomore season Streiff collected five intercep-tions with four defen-sive touchdowns includ-ing three coming against River Highon a pair of interception returns and a fumble recovery.

Streiff has been voted by his teammates and coach-es to serve as a team cap-tain for the 2015 season as well as the upcoming season where he will play H-back on offense and free safety on defense for the Warriors under first-year Buckeye Trail head coach Donnie Kerns.

“Carter is one of those hard-working kids and its great to see him get this type of opportunity,” Kerns offered. “It gives him some good exposure as well as our Buckeye Trail football program so its a real good thing for

everybody.”Competing athletes who

do well when given the opportunity during these workouts in front of our coaching staff comprised of NFL veterans, as well as team of experienced scouts, and recruits are selected to participate in the exclusive invite-only Blue-Grey All-American Bowls.

On a yearly basis, the best of best meet on the biggest stages around: East vs. West at Dallas Cowboys’ AT&T Stadium, North vs. South at Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ Raymond James Stadium and Blue vs. Grey at Jacksonville Jaguars’ EverBank Field.

The draw of Blue-Grey Football contin-ues to grow. And grow. Accordingly, the annual All-American Bowls have become must-see events with college coaches from all over the country attend-ing the games, and before-hand, the nationwide All-American Combines.

Fox Sports, CBS Sports and USA Today are media members who routinely provide coverage, along with ESPN.com, Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247Sports.com. Bottom line: Gus Bell and Erik Bell discovered a winning formula with Blue-Grey Football.

Carter Streiff

BELMONT, Mich. (AP) — Defending champion Lexi Thompson shot a 6-under 65 on Thursday for a share of the Meijer LPGA Classic lead, with Brooke Henderson, Lydia Ko and Ariya Jutanugarn close behind.

The 21-year-old Thompson played the front nine — her final nine at Blythefield — in 6 under. After parring the first nine holes, she holed out from 71 yards with a lob wedge for eagle on the par-5 first and birdied Nos. 3-5 and 8 — playing the three front-nine par 5s in 4 under.

“I had a slow start for my first nine there on the back, but hit it very well and then got on a birdie run there on my second nine,” said Thompson, ranked fourth in the world. “It's definite-ly playing a little bit softer, so the greens are more receptive than last year. It was a lot firmer last year. The course was playing tough at one point because it got pretty windy.”

She was tied for the lead with 52-year-old Laura Davies, Sei Young Kim, Carlota Ciganda and Paula Reto. U.S. Women's Open champion In Gee Chun was at 66 along with So Yeon Ryu, Jodi Ewart Shadoff, Jaclyn Jansen, Alena Sharp, Amelia Lewis and Q Baek.

Thompson among fourtied for lead