OrrViews (Newspaper) - October 28, 2005, Orrville, Ohio 2005 Volume 4 24 FREE COPY A publication of The Heartland Education Rotarians hear from local candidates Contest Submitted by Main Street Orrville Who no wild life Orrville THs sidewalk sentinel perches somewhere in the down town business Wise up and guess and Main Street will enter your name in the monthly Where Are You draw ing for a free Orr Theatre From all correct entries one winner will be drawn at random for free Orr Theatre refresh ment and a gift certificate to a local All correct entries from each of the contests 14 months will remain in the grand prize drawing for in Buy Orrville gift to be awarded in December One entry per person is permitted each and anyone age six or older can See Where on Page Submitted by the Orrville Rotary Club The RotaryClub met at the Orrville Public Library am Rotary held its annual Candidates Day where members get to hear from community members running for public Vocational Avenue arranged the event and Rotarian Mark Zook served as the Candidates running in an tested race were each given three speak and candidates in Ihe contested races were given five minutes Running uncontested and speaking were Greg Roadruck for Orrville School Denny Miller and Lyle Baker for Orrville City Don and Wilbur Hostetler for Green Township Campaigning for the contested races were Richard Shisler and Matt Stoll for Baughman and Judge William and Clerk of Courts Carol White Milhoan for Wayne County Municipal Court Guests in attendance were Jennifer Seifried with Rotarian Nadine Dan Lutz with Rotarian Tim Visiting Rotarian Greg Long of the Wooster Club and his Carolyn and Jo wife of Judge Oct 11 Meeting The Orrville Rotary Club met at the Orrville Public Library 1 Rotarian Melinda Thomas intro Phyllis Jones Youth Mentoring Coordinator of who has been running a mentoring program in Wooster for the last five In conjunction with the Orrville Turning Point Coalition and the Orrville Area Boys and Girls a men toring program is set to begin in Jones spoke of 40 assets help a child grow to be a responsible Jones sited having three or more nonparent adults for supervision ana sup port as one 01 the most important The focus of the program is to establish a long relationship between a youth needing adult support and an adult in a safe environment If a mentoring relationship does not last more than a month it may be worse for the child than no mentor at Volunteers are needed and can become mentors after a background check and a training Interested per sons can find more information by contacting Jones at 330264 8498 ext or by attending an informational meeting at the Orrville Area Boys and Girls Club on 31 at 7 Guest in attendance was Sandy Administrative Assistant of the Orrville United with Rotarian Helen Rotary will meet next at the Orrville Public Library at Home for the Holidays around Submitted by the Area Cham ber of Commerce Even though jackp lanterns are still smil ing at us from neigh rotting out the red Christmas carpet for Santa On the Orrville Area Chamber of Com merce and Main Street Orrville will throw one big party in downtown Orrville from 58 The traditional Home for the Holidays held annually on the Thanks promises to be better than ever this Party planners are working together on plans for plenty of activities that will stretch north and south on Main Street from Chestnut to and east and west on Market from Main to Santa will officially arrive in ready to have his picture taken with lots of lit tle Chamber member businesses not locat ed in the downtown will join the fun by partnering with those who creating double the food and double the Look for details in November 1 and Main Street on tne Move and Main Street Orrville will soon be sharing office space at 133 North Main Interior renovations are complete and exterior renovations are set to begin shortly as depicted in the rendering Both organizations are excited to have a presence on Main The new office space includes ample square footage for the two organizations and a large conference room to hold monthly board meetings and to meet with Stop by to drop off stories and to hear about the next exciting Main Street Orrville OHS Haunted Halls Brings Safe Halloween Fun Once Again By the OHS Student Council T h e Orrville H i g h School and its student council The mums are in bloom at the entrance of the Mennonite Mutual Insurance Company office located on south Main will host the OHS Haunted Halls once again at Orrville High School on 31 from 78 Several OHS and organizations will haunt the school hall ways and with each providing a different theme and lots of treats for the Haunted Halls is a safe alternative to the regular done in your neighborhoods and will also kickoff Pictured to the right is one of the many boys and girls who attended Haunted Halls last year Orrville High Schools annual canned food Admission to the Haunted Halls is only one canned food item that will be donated to the needy and So dress the kids up in costume and bring them out to Orrville High School at 7 for spooky fun for the whole For more contact the Orrville High School at 330