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Wednesday. October 20, 2010 1 Telegraph-Forum LOCAL STATE LOCAL NEWS 1 3A Property reappraisals under way BRIEFS Surgeon offers free seminar BUCYRUS Dr. Jay Guth, an orthopedic sur-. geon with Bucyrus Orthopedics and Sports Medicine, YOUR WEEKLY PLANNER Today I AA open discussion: 1 p.m., Assembly of God, 320 Woodlawn Ave. (basement); 419-689-2529.

I Line dancing: 10 a.m., Moose Lodge; 419-492-3241. I Narcotics Anonymous: 8 p.m., St. Paul's Episcopal Church, 197 E. Center Marion; visit www.moasc- na.org or call 1-800-587-4232. I Taz and BB performance-.

10 p.m. to close, Crazy Fox Saloon, 112 W. Mansfield St. I DJ Breezz: 9:30 p.m., Club 144, Washington Square. I Woodcarving: 1 p.m., Council on Aging.

I Y-step Circuit: 7 to 8 p.m., Bucyrus Area YMCA, 1655 E. Southern Ave. I Arthritis Aquatics only pays his or her lair share of property taxes." The revaluation begins with the collection of information about a property including square footage of living area, number of rooms, recent additions and other important facts that help the county's appraiser determine the value. The auditor's office has contracted with Appraisal Research Corporation to complete the reappraisal on some 33,000 parcels of property in Crawford County. Appraisal Research Corporation specializes in major property revaluation programs, commonly referred to as mass appraisal, and is approved by the state to perform such services.

"Over the next few months, property owners will be asked to cooperate and participate in the revaluation process of their property," Hildebrand said. "Each residential property owner will be receiving a mailer from the county auditor's office that will provide them with certain information about their property. I would encourage them to verify, provide the information being requested, as it is very important when conducting a mass appraisal to begin with data that is accurate," said Hildebrand. Business property owners will receive a separate request for information needed to appraise commercial or industrial properties. Appraisal Research Corporation representatives will view each property and be taking photographs of all buildings in the county.

These photographs, along with the building information that property owners are being asked to verify or correct, and the arms-length real property sales that have occurred in the county since 2009, will be used to appraise each property. Before the property values become final property owners will be given an opportunity to review and discuss them with the county's appraiser. "This office will continue to update local taxpayers on the progress of the reappraisal and their rights with respect to the final value assigned to their property. "I cannot emphasize enough the importance of working together on a process that is so important to us all," Hildebrand said. Property owners with questions about the reappraisal process may contact the county auditor's office at 419-562-7941, from 8 am to 4:30 p.m.

Monday through Friday. Galion Lifetouch Directories parking lot (Crossway Youth Group). I Nov. 27: 8 a.m. to noon, Wynford High School parking lot (Wynford Science Club).

Recycling trailers and igloos for the use of county residents 24 hours every day are at Bucyrus City HallPolice Station, Kroger parking lot, Camp Michael (west of Bucyrus); East Park in Galion; Geyer's Fresh Foods in Crestline; Tod Township Hall; and Auburn Township Hall. If these sites are full do not put your items on the ground; take your items to the Crawford County Recycling Center, 5128 Lincoln Highway East. Program: 11:30 a.m. to noon, Bucyrus Area YMCA, 1655 E. Southern Ave.

IAI Frazier entertainment: 9 p.m.. Wren's Nest, 642 Woodlawn Ave. I Welcome On Wednesday (WOW) free meal for the needy: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., Good Hope Lutheran Church, 129 W. Charles St. Please submit items of interest for the Daily Planner to Telegraph-Forum, P.O.

Box 471, Bucyrus, Ohio 44820-0471; fax to Linda Miller at 419-562-9162 or e-mail to lmmillernncogannett.com. it TV i 'WfcJ a II rtilTiirfmiitaiMiiiiil A iff 4 E2 -asaa. jW BUCYRUS County Auditor Robin Hildebrand announced Tuesday that the 2012 property revaluation reappraisal for Crawford County has begun. The revaluation will be completed during 2011 and 2012 and will be reflected on tax bills in 2013. State law requires county auditors to value all real estate parcels in their counties.

There are two formal periods when all real estate must be reviewed to reflect current market values. One is the sexennial or revaluation (once every six years) at which time all property is personally visited and information and values are verified. The other is a triennial update (once every three years) which is conducted during the time period between the sexennialrevaluation when values are adjusted automatically based on market sales that have occurred during the previous three years. According to Hildebrand, "the revaluation is needed because, over a period of time, the value of property may change for various reasons such as economic conditions, improvements or removal of buildings. The revaluation process equalizes imbalances in changing property values and helps to ensure that a property owner RECYCLING DATES BUCYRUS Recycling drop-off sites for the use of Crawford County residents are listed as follows with the group in charge in parenthesis: I Nov.

2: 4 to 8 p.m., Lykens Township Firehouse parking lot (Lykens Cham-pions 4-H). I Nov. 3: 4 to 8p.m., Chatfield Township Fire-house parking lot (Chat-field Blue Ribbons 4-H). I Nov. 4: 4 to 8 p.m., Attica Fairgrounds (OSS Solid Waste District I Nov.

6: 8 a.m. to noon, New Washington Town Hall (Buckeye Stars 4-H). I Nov. 6: 8 a.m. to noon, Colonel Crawford High School parking lot (North Robinson St Paul's Cub Pack 106).

I Nov. 8 to 15: Bucyrus Timken Company parking lot I Nov. 9: 4 to 7 p.m., Wyn-ford High School parking lot (Wynford Athletic Boosters). I Nov. 11: 4 to 7 p.m., Galion High School parking lot (Gabon Elementary School PTL).

I Nov. 13: 8 a.m. to noon, ki We wish to sincerely thank every person who assisted, prayed and encouraged at the time of this tragic accident and for all your love and concern. Th engagement of Jamie Lynn Kuhrts and Adam Michael Cramer It being announced by their parentt. The bride-elect is the daughter of James and Lorene Kuhns of Bellville.

The groom-elect is the son of Norman and Autumn Cramer of Bucyrus. Jamie is a graduate of Clear Fork High School. Adam is a graduate of Colonel Crawford High School and North Central State College. Th couple will married November 6, 2010 In a formal ceremony. Galion Lifetouch Directories parking lot (Crossway Royal Rangers).

I Nov. 13: 8 a.m. to noon, Leesville United Methodist Church parking lot (Leesville United Methodist Church). I Nov. 13: 9 a.m.

to 11 a.m., Dallas Township Fire-house parking lot, Monnett (Dallas Township 4-H). I Nov. 15-22: Bucyrus Seventh Day Adventist parking lot (Seventh Day Adventist Church). I Nov. 16: 8 a.m.

to 3 p.m., Wayside Christian School parking lot (Wayside Christian School). I Nov. 20: 8 a.m. to noon, New Washington Town Hall (St. Bernard's School).

I Nov. 20: 8 a.m. to noon, Liberty Township Fire-house parking lot, Sulphur Springs (All American 4-H). I Nov. 20: 8 a.m.

to noon, Bucyrus Woodlawn United Methodist Church parking lot (Woodlawn United Methodist Church). I Nov. 24: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., Bucyrus Precision Tech parking lot (Bucyrus Precision Tech). I Nov.

27: 8 a.m. to noon, 'V fi has teamed with Tryker Orthopedics to present a free public seminar 6 Tuesday in the Bucyrus Community Hospital cafe. Guth will discuss minimally invasive hip and knee surgery, plus surgical and non-surgical joint pain treatment options. Light refreshments will be served. Space is limited and registration is required.

Call 888-787-9537 to register or for information. Mardi Gras queen, king BUCYRUS This year's junior Mardi Gras King is Maverick Kerr and the Mardi Gras Queen is Brooklyn Weisenauer. Runners-up are Nicholas Starner and Caydence Agee. Dental mobile at preschool BUCYRUS Bucyrus Preschool will host the Third Street Smiles Mobile during the school day Nov. 29.

A treatment day has. been scheduled for Nov. 30, if deemed necessary by the dentist. Parents who want their students to participate must complete and return the appropriate forms by Monday. Dental screenings are voluntary.

Students who participate will receive free dental packets. For information, call Marie Stuckman at 419-562-6089 or e-mail Relay for Life meets soon BUCYRUS There will be a Relay for Life team captains meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at St. John's United Church of Christ, 120 S. Lane St.

Anyone interested in forming a team or serving on a committee is welcome to attend. Those attending are asked to bring bags of candy for the trick-or-treat night events. Courthouse needs helpers BUCYRUS The TRIAD organization, sponsored by the Crawford County. Sheriff's Off ice, has openings for senior citizens to volunteer for duty at the courthouse information desk two hours a week. To volunteer, call 419-562-7604.

Sign up for 'Cheer' BUCYRUS Bucyrus area residents can register for the "Christmas Cheer" program at the Salvation Army, 224 E. Rensselaer St. Those registering must supply picture identification; something with a current address; Social Security cards for everyone in the household; birth certificates for children 12 and younger; and an income and expense verification. Sign-up dates are from 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m.

Thursday and Friday; Oct. 25, 26, 28 and 29; and Nov. 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 11 and 12. Evening hours will be 5 to 7 p.m. Nov.

2 and 9. Parks board to meet CRESTLINE The Crawford Park District Board of Park Commissioners will meet 7:30 a.m. Thursday at the Lowe-Volk Park Nature Center, 2401 Ohio 598. For information, contact the Park District Office at 419-683-9000. It.

fSZl A. Guth 19 -L "new Whim mm- 'i iflLmmi3Lm 65 tli (nrimUai Erica Lyn McMichael and James Dean Musselman were united in marriage on May 22, 2010 in a formal ceremony at Good Hope Lutheran Church in Bucyrus with Pastor Dave Lewis officiating. Erica is the daughter of Mark and Carrie McMichael and the granddaughter of Mark and Othell McMichael and Mary Siesel and the late James Siesel. Dean is the son of Nadine Tuokkola and the late Curtis Mussel-man. He is the grandson of Marcella Tuokkola and the late Elmer Tuokkola and Katherine Musselman and late Delbert Musselman.

Erica wore an ivory strapless a-line dress that featured a drop waist and bodice that had a lot of appliques, crystals and beading scattered throughout and featured a chapel length train that had appliques, crystals and beading scattered throughout. Erica carried a round bouquet of ivory and soft pink roses, alstromeria and freesia. The bouquet was accented with gold pearls and tied with gold ribbon. Flowers were done by Steve Auck of Flowers and Fancies. Amanda Mahon aunt of the bride was the matron of honor, Emily Cook friend of the bride was maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were Alyssa Zaebst and Allie Sheerer, cousins of the bride and Danielle Balliet and Megan Barker friends of the bride. Paige Musselman sister of the groom and Macey Sheerer cousin of the bride were junior bridesmaids. The bridesmaids wore short strapless dresses with an empire waist featuring shimmer lace in harvest gold color. They carried round bouquets of ivory roses, alstromeria and freesia; they were tied with brown and gold ribbon. The groom wore a chocolate brown tux with an ivory vest and tie.

The best men were Cory Musselman brother of the groom and Nevin Poland friend of the groom. Groomsmen were Kyle McMichael brother of the bride, Bill Pirnstifl, Andy Stinehelfer and Joe Kaple all friends of the groom. James Mahon cousin of the bride was the ring bearer. They all wore chocolate brown tuxes with gold vests and ties to match the bridesmaids. The mother of the bride wore a chiffon short dress with a belted fitted satin waist in Mocha.

The mother of the groom wore a satin short dress in Latte. Music for the ceremony was performed by Tom Armbruster on guitar and Brian Stitak on the cello. A reception for 280 guests was held in the ballroom at the VFW in Bucyrus with the meal being served by Greenbriar Catering. The four tiered cake featured four flavors and was made by Diane Willis of Marion. Music was provided by Hitman entertainment of Mansfield.

Pictures were done by Groves Studios. Erica is a 2605 graduate of Bucyrus and a 2009 graduate of Bowling Green State University with a Bachelors of Science in Education. Erica is employed as a teacher with Sylvan in Toledo. Dean is a 2005 graduate of Bucyrus and a 2009 graduate of the University of Toledo with a Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering. He is employed at DTE Energy in Detroit as an Electrical Richard and Marjorie Noblit Richard and Marjorie Noblit celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on October 14th.

The former Marjorie Zucker and Richard were married in the Nazareth Lutheran Church, Chatfield, Ohio, by the Rev. Paul Dornbirer in 1945. They ran a dairy farm for a number of years. Then they sold the cows and farm. Both worked for the Timken Co.

Richard also drove a delivery truck for Hearald Printing Co. of New Washington and then was a courier for United Bank. Marjorie volunteers for the Red Cross as a registrant for bloodmobiles. The couple has two sons, Gary of Bucyrus and Jerry and wife Judy of Bloonwille. They have four grandchildren, Pastor Rodney and wife Erin of Crestline, Rhonda and husband Scott of Tampa, Florida, Ryan and wife Becca, and Megan of Columbus.

The couple also has eleven great-grandchildren. Engineer. The couple resides in Monroe, Michigan. OH-0000NIM44 T-F staff reports.