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Guidelines For Your ‘Celebrations!’Welcome to Celebrations!, the place for your non-com-

mercial announcements of nearly every kind. We encour-age you to write your own announcement, but we can help you with a traditional one.

When? Celebrations! is published Tuesdays. Your an-nouncement will appear in one Celebrations! printed edi-tion, and online at www. thecourier.com for one week.

Your deadline is 3 p.m. Wednesdays, at The Courier, for the following Tuesday’s edition. Earlier is always better.

A form is helpful, but not necessary. You can pick one up at The Courier, 701 West Sandusky St., Findlay, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays; download a PDF from www.thecouri-er.com/celebrations, or call Celebrations! at 419-422-5151 and we’ll work with you. For engagements, weddings and anniversaries, you can submit forms online, with payment following. See www.thecourier.com/celebrations.

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Legal stuff. Poems and copyrighted photos must includethe creator’s name and permission to reprint. We can rejectany announcement for any reason. This edition is copyright-ed by Findlay Publishing Co., which reserves all rights.

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Scholarships and academic honors, including dean’s listhonors announced by students, relatives or friends, should be placed in Celebrations! Scholarships announced by civ-ic and other organizations are treated as news stories.

We will print free, very-short announcements of en-gagements, weddings, anniversaries (50, 55, 60 years, etc.), birthdays (90 years or older), and dean’s list honors and graduations. They should be mailed or e-mailed to [email protected]. Examples:

Engagement: Jane Smith, of Findlay, and John Doe, of Philadelphia, plan to marry Sept. 14 at St. Peter’s by-the-Sea Episcopal Church, Cape May Point, N.J.

Wedding: Jane Smith and John Doe, of Philadelphia, weremarried Sept. 14 in Cape May Point, N.J. She is formerly of Findlay.

Anniversary: John and Jane Doe of Findlay will celebratetheir 60th wedding anniversary on Sept. 14.

Birthday: Jane Doe of Findlay will celebrate her 90th birthday on Sunday.

Dean’s list: John Doe Jr., Findlay, son of John and JaneDoe, University of Findlay.

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Questions? Please call Celebrations! at 419-422-5151 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays, or [email protected].

Recently born at Blanchard Valley Hospital , Findlay, as reported by their parents:

• Larson J. Cramer, boy, Jacob Cramer and Abigail Green, Find-lay, Jan. 18.

• Violet Melone Allshouse, girl, Matthew and Amanda Allshouse, Van Buren, Jan. 19.

• Da xton Ace Ra insburg, boy, Blake Rainsburg and Haylie Barger, Forest, Jan. 20.

• Grace Morgan Wells, girl, Andrew Wells and Cheryl Meier, Findlay, Jan. 20.

• Kevin Ryoma Yoshizawa, boy, Takahiro and Yuka Yoshizawa, Findlay, Jan. 20.

• Gabriel la darlene Knouse, girl, Aeustyn Tucker Knouse and Kristine Nicole Knouse, Findlay, Jan. 21.

• Kix Allan Clouse, boy, Ryan and Stephanie Clouse, Tiffin, Jan. 21.

• Rebecca Catherine Kremer, girl, Ryan and Margaret Kremer, Mount Blanchard, Jan. 23.

• Audrey Edele Dick and Adrian Leigh Dick, girls, Justin and Lynd-sey Dick, Kenton, Jan. 23.

• Leo Henison Cooper, boy, Timothy Cooper and Elana Hoff-man, Findlay, Jan. 23.

• Ashtalynn Joanne Bowser, girl, John and Danielle Mettler, Findlay, Jan. 24.

• Preston Carter Roberson, boy, Amanda Martin, McComb, Jan. 24.

• Julian Alexander-Ray For-shaw, boy, Michael Shane Forshaw and Rebecca June Forshaw, Find-lay, Jan. 24.

• Madelynn Jean Barger, girl,

Mat thew Leman Barger and Autymn Marie Barger, Rawson, Jan. 25.

• Ivy Laural Schlumbohm, girl, Levi and Molly Schlumbohm, Van Buren, Jan. 25.

• Malcolm Gerard Harrison Wells, boy, Cody and Shaira Wells, Findlay, Jan. 26.

• Aubree Faye Satterfield, girl, Trevor Satterf ield and Morgan Shepherd, Ada, Jan. 26.

• Kinley Nicole Deming, girl, Matthew Deming and Veronica Kesselmayer, Leipsic, Jan. 26.

• Hunter Lee Thompson, boy, Richard Thompson and Brittany Perales, Custar, Jan. 26.

• Lillian Marie Brunswick, girl, Jason and Rebecca Brunswick, Arlington, Jan. 27.

• Atlas Scott Potteiger, boy, Preston Scott Potteiger and Angel Lynne Markel, North Baltimore, Jan. 28.

• Jazaria Tae Yarbrough, girl, Justin and Tiffani Yarbrough, Find-lay, Jan. 30.

• Carter Reed Schrock, boy, Leland and Natalia Schrock, Elida, Jan. 30.

• Denver Scarlett Riedel, girl, Derick Anthony Riedel and Leah Ashley Riedel, Sycamore, Jan. 30.

• Clara Lynn Funes, girl, Jeff and Carly Funes, Findlay, Jan. 30.

• Kolt Vincent Patton, boy, Richard and Ashley Patton, Carey, Jan. 31.

• Noah Aiden Elmer Travis, boy, Lance Eric Travis and Amber Marie Glass, Findlay, Jan. 31.

• Connor Joseph Duffy, boy, Mitchell and Jennifer Duffy, Find-lay, Feb. 1.

CELEBR ATIONS ! THE COURIERTUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2017T2

ArcadiaArcadia High School has announced

its honor roll for the second quarter.The following students were named

to the A Honor Roll:Seniors — Ethan Boes, Meredith

Boes, Tylee Earl, Alexandra Endicott, Kadin Harris, Courtney Heyman, Haley Kieffer, Alexandra Metcalfe, Allison Mock, Mariah Monday, Brittney Nye, Alex Pessell, Jocelyn Peters, Zach Sala-zar, Liliana Velazquez, Logan Ward, Taylor Ware.

Juniors — Alyssa Clagg, Lindsey Donaldson, Madison Garcia, Erin Gri-eselding, Colleen Grossman, Faith Hills, Rachel Huber, Marissa Hutchinson, Melissa Lawrence, Josh Roth, Emma Saltzman, Samuel Stahl.

Sophomores — Kayla Brubaker, Danielle Burnett, Victoria Green, Eliz-abeth Keefe, Mallory Laveglia, Luke Metzger, Megan Mock, Ivy Noel, Elliott Palmer, Emily Peters, Kennedy Pratt, Sydney Ramsey, Rose Reichenbaugh, Breana Reinhart, Mariah Villarreal.

Freshmen — Caity Cramer, Andrea Dauterman, Olivia Ernest, Mesa Grine, Madisson Hartsel, Briana Jordan, Lea Pessell, Hayden Rader, Justen Stoner.

Eighth graders — Samantha Bur-nett, Kaleb Enders, Joeanne Ervin, Aubrey Jordan, Noah Stahl.

Seventh graders — Breanna Cham-

bers, Mackenzie Kemenah.The following students were named

to the A-B Honor Roll:Seniors — Dalton Abell, Rylee

Aurand, Allyson Bader-Dunn, Logan Boyd, Cody Bruce, Skyler Cramer, Brieanna Dunn, Lexie Fretz, Alyssa Kimble, Allyson Knepper, Morgan Laveglia, Austin Rhodes, Paul Sowders, Renae Thompson.

Juniors — Trevor Brubaker, Morgan Burns, Dylan Fenimore, Robby Futrell, Braydon George, Reese Grine, Kali Heaston, Jessica Hopson, Xaiver Hunt, Kaylee Jablonski, Karly Renz, Caleb Rutter, Marshal Sanders, Haley South-ward, Bryce Stewart, Madeline Yaple, Alea Ziegman.

Sophomores — Amayia Alexan-der, John Hill, Mason Hoepf, Dez-mond Johnson, Kama Litton, Logan Mareches, Jordan McGowan, Braeden Smith, Amy Turner, Samantha Watkins, Ashton Wolfe.

Freshmen — Destinie Benner, Evan Boes, Grace Conine, Rebecca Dunn, Jenna Fenimore, Madison Frias, Katie Griffin, Dominic Guillen, Lucas Puddi-combe, Lanei Rodriguez, Johnna Snow, Morgan Squire, Ava Woolley.

Eighth graders — Hailey Connor, Braylee Harris, Parker Hoepf, Aubri-enna Kleinmark, Joel Lininger, Sylvia Loera, Alexis Lynch, Hannah Mathias, Reagan Pratt, Madison Roth, Brianna

Salyers, Ariana Sanchez, Mackenzie Tesnow, Laci Vogel, Lyndee Ward.

Seventh graders — Aidan Clagg, Nevaeh Emerich, Brianna Long, Olivia Southward, Jenna Sparks, Brayden Stoner, Victoria Stumpner, Joseph Tar-dibuono, Collin Yoakam.

Cory-RawsonCory-Rawson School District has

announced its honor roll for the second nine-week grading period.

The following students received all A’s:

Seniors — Nicole Biery, Brittany Boehm, Abygail Collert, Ethan Korpics, Brittney Roth, Ryan Stuckey.

Juniors — Molly Augustine, Ethan Cawley, Amanda Collert, Wyatt karcher, Logan Kempf.

Sophomores — Kacy Chisholm, Alli-son Rutherford.

Freshmen — Luke Bish, Taylor Born, Riley Garmatter, Owen Karcher, Sydney Waldman.

Eighth graders — Katherine Bish, Mackenzie Cascaden, Libby McVetta, Lelaina Yannelli.

Seventh graders — Matthew Bechtol, Jenna Hartman.

The following students received B’s or better:

Honor Roll

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Best-selling books for the week ended Jan. 29.

FICTION 1. “Never Never” by James Patter-

son and Candice Fox (Little, Brown) 2. “Double Down: Diary of a

Wimpy Kid” by Jeff Kinney (Amulet) 3. “Carve the Mark” by Veronica

Roth (Katherine Tegen Books) 4. “The Whistler” by John Grisham

(Doubleday) 5. “The Underground Railroad” by

Colson Whitehead (Doubleday) 6. “The Mistress” by Danielle Steel

(Delacorte) 7. “Fantastic Beasts and Where to

Find Them: The Original Screenplay” by J.K. Rowling (Arthur A. Levine)

8. “Dog Man Unleashed (Dog Man

2)” by Dav Pilkey (Graphix) 9. “Oh, The Places You’ll Go” by

Dr. Seuss (Random House Children’s Books)

10. “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Parts One and Two” by J.K. Rowling, Jack Thorne, John Tiffany (Scholastic)

NONFICTION 1. “Hillbilly Elegy” by J.D. Vance

(Harper) 2. “Tools of Titans” by Timothy

Ferriss (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) 3. “Killing the Rising Sun” by Bill

O’Reilly and Martin Dugard (Henry Holt & Co)

4. “Three Days in January” by Bret Baier and Catherine Whitney (Wil-liam Morrow)

The best-sellers list

See BOOKS, Page T3

See HONOR ROLL, Page T3

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5. “Jesus Always” by Sarah Young (Thomas Nelson)

6. “Strengths Finder 2.0” by Tom Rath (Gallup Press)

7. “The Magnolia Story” by Chip and Joanna Gaines (Thomas Nelson)

8. “I Got This: To Gold and Beyond” by Laurie Hernandez (Harp-erCollins)

9. “Atlas Obscura” by J. Foer, D. Thuras and E. Morton (Workman

Publishing) 10. “Food, Health, and Happiness”

by Oprah Winfrey (Flatiron Books) FICTION E-BOOKS 1. “The Trapped Girl” by Robert

Dugoni (Thomas & Mercer) 2. “1984” by George Orwell

(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt) 3. “What She Knew” by Gilly Mac-

millan (William Morrow Paperbacks) 4. “Power Game” by Christine

Feehan (Penguin) 5. “Staying for Good” by Catherine

Bybee (Montlake Romance) 6. “The Room Mate” by Kendall

Ryan (Kendall Ryan) 7. “Never Never” by James Patter-

son and Candice Fox (Little, Brown) 8. “Accidently on Purpose” by Jill

Shalvis (HarperCollins) 9. “Egomaniac” by Vi Keeland (Vi

Keeland) 10. “Eleventh Grave in Moonlight”

by Darynda Jones (St. Martin’s) NONFICTION E-BOOKS 1. “The Greatest Generation” by

Tom Brokaw (Random House) 2. “Hillbilly Elegy” by J.D. Vance

(HarperCollins) 3. “The Origins of Totalitarianism”

by Hannah Arendt (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt)

4. “Hidden Figures” by Margot Lee Shetterly (HarperCollins)

5. “The Indifferent Stars Above” by Daniel James Brown (HarperCollins)

6. “An Unquiet Mind” by Kay Red-field Jamison (Knopf Doubleday)

7. “An Invisible Thread” by Laura Schroff and Alex Tresniowski (Howard Books)

8. “Gosnell” by Ann McElhinney and Phelim McAleer (Regnery)

9. “Killing the Rising Sun” by Bill O’Reilly and Martin Dugard (Henry Holt and Co.)

10. “Irena’s Children” by Tilar J. Mazzeo (Gallery Books)

NPD BookScan gathers point-of-sale book data from about 16,000 loca-

tions across the U.S., representing about 85 percent of the nation’s book sales. Print-book data provid-ers include all major booksellers and Web retailers, and food stores. E-book data providers include all major e-book retailers. Free e-books and those sold for less than 99 cents are excluded. The fiction and non-fiction lists in all formats include both adult and juvenile titles; the business list includes only adult titles. The combined lists track sales by title across all print and e-book formats; audio books are excluded. Refer questions to [email protected].

BooksContinued from page T2

Seniors — Destiny Dunlap, Alessia Ferrari, Brody Hickle, Garrett Kisse-berth, Rayanne Nye, Chloe Parke, Isaac Roebke, Caroline Schutz, Bryce Tuttle.

Juniors — Ashley Arrington, Hannah Bixler, Isaiah Colvin, Amber Edson, Jonathan Hoorman, Taylor Kloeppel, Veronica Risner, Erick Ritter, Haley Rossman, Alissa Rutherford, Hayley Waltz.

Sophomores — Jacob Brown, Faith Dearwester, Patrick Dearwester, Gavin

Erford, Amanda Green, Allison Held-man, Brandt Marshall, Rachel Nye, Madison Ortega, Matthew Roth, Kylee Simpson, Cierra Stanfield, Tyler Stoodt, Lily Woods.

Freshmen — Hunter Bixler, Bradyn Boehm, Andrew Heldman, Erin Murray, Mazie Parkins, Andrew Stewart, Bran-don Zuercher.

Eighth graders — Eli Banner, Zoe Chisholm, Keevan Lee, Candice Maag, Jocelyn Peterson, Caitlin Quinlan, Grace Roebke, Brice Rutherford, Sophie Simon, Matthew White.

Seventh graders — Mattie Huber.

Liberty-Benton HS

Liberty-Benton High School has announced its honor roll for the second quarter.

The following students received a 4.0 grade point average:

Seniors — Klaire Alge, Sydney Barton, Jackson Bishop, Samantha Borgerson, Hanna Brown, Sydney Brown, Sydni Colchagoff, Jennifer Fleck, Ethan Frankart, Taylor Garlock, Laura Harper, Viktoria Harter, Jensen Hiegel, Kyle Hohman, Meghan Hyre, Clayton Lenhart, Josilyn Lieb, Gabrielle Lyon, Avonlea Miller, Madelyn Miller, Sophia Norden, Amanda Puthoff, Leah Recker, Taylor Roeder, Remington Rosenberger, Maggie Rucki, Maria

Streacker, Olivia Stuck, Gabriel Traut-man, Makenzie Van Den Eynde.

Juniors — Emileigh Allen, Asa Baird, Lindsey Bishop, Olivia Christian-sen, Jordan Clagg, Kaitlyn Clouse, AJ Dobbins, Jenna Flick, Tonya Frankart, Carson Garlock, Emma Grubinski, Abi-gail Heldman, Griffin Hohman, Megann Hohman, Conner Johannigman, Jessica LaFontaine, Alexa Lenhart, Lydia Mat-tingly, Hannah Otley, Kaylee Puthoff, Clarissa Ramirez, Emma Swisher, Kate-lin Veenstra.

Sophomores — Noah Aschemeier, Eleanor Bishop, Alyson Carpenter, Gina DeMarsh, Mitchell Estep, Chelsey Hartley, Kathryn Hooper, Taylor Johan-

nigman, Sophie Johnson, Logan Kizer, Brandon Maas, Lucas Mattingly, Chloe Miller, Kaelyn Payment, Paige Peplin-ski, Abby Reynolds, Savanah Richards, Keith Sansalone, Cameron Schroeder, Brooke Slezak, Kristen Streacker, Luke Sunderman, Molly Walker, Trent Ward, Chloe Wright.

Freshmen — Brian Ajala, Reanna Baxter, Julia Bell, Jonathon Cade, Cody Collert, Sydney Crossman, Michael Erdeljac, Abigail Hatch, Chloe Kin, Callie Kisseberth, Michael Kotey, Luke McDonald, Audrey Murphy, Emma Otley, Madeline Parmelee, Dalton

Honor RollContinued from page T2


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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Today is Tuesday, Feb. 7, the 38th day of 2017. There are 327 days left in the year.

Today’s highlight in history:On Feb. 7, 1817, America’s first

public gas street lamp was lighted in Baltimore at the corner of Market and Lemon streets (now East Balti-more and Holliday streets).

On this date:In 1795, the 11th Amendment to

the U.S. Constitution, dealing with states’ sovereign immunity, was rati-fied.

In 1857, a French court acquitted author Gustave Flaubert of obscen-ity for his serialized novel “Madame Bovary.”

In 1931, aviator Amelia Earhart married publisher George P. Putnam in Noank, Connecticut.

In 1936, President Franklin D. Roosevelt authorized a flag for the office of the vice president.

In 1948, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-hower resigned as Army chief of staff; he was succeeded by Gen. Omar Bradley.

In 1962, President John F. Ken-nedy imposed a full trade embargo on Cuba.

In 1971, women in Switzerland gained the right to vote through a national referendum, 12 years after a previous attempt failed.

In 1984, space shuttle Challenger astronauts Bruce McCandless II and Robert L. Stewart went on the first untethered spacewalk, which lasted nearly six hours.

In 1986, the Philippines held a presidential election marred by charges of fraud against the incum-bent, Ferdinand E. Marcos. Hai-tian President-for-Life Jean-Claude Duvalier fled his country, ending 28 years of his family’s rule.

In 1991, Jean-Bertrand Aristide was inaugurated as the first demo-cratically elected president of Haiti (he was overthrown by the military the following September).

In 1992, European Community members signed the Maastricht Treaty, which led to creation of the euro.

In 1999, Jordan’s King Hussein died of cancer at age 63; he was suc-ceeded by his eldest son, Abdullah.

Ten years ago: U.S. officials confirmed a new

security operation was underway in Baghdad; U.S. armor rushed through streets, and Iraqi armored personnel carriers guarded bridges and major intersections. A Marine CH-46 Sea Knight helicopter was shot down by insurgents northwest of Baghdad, killing all seven people on board.

The Food and Drug Administra-tion approved alli, a diet pill that could be bought without a prescrip-tion.

Five years ago: In a setback for Republican presi-

dential hopeful Mitt Romney, Rick

Santorum swept GOP caucuses in Minnesota and Colorado and a non-binding primary in Missouri.

A federal appeals court ruled California’s ban on same-sex mar-riage was unconstitutional, but gave gay marriage opponents time to appeal the decision before ordering the state to allow such weddings to resume.

One year ago: Von Miller forced two fumbles to

set up Denver’s two touchdowns and the Broncos defense frustrated Cam Newton all game to carry Peyton Manning to his second NFL champi-onship with a 24-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl 50.

North Korea defied international warnings and launched a long-range rocket that the United Nations and others called a cover for a banned test of technology for a missile that could strike the U.S. mainland.

Thought for today: “A cruel story runs on wheels,

and every hand oils the wheels as they run.” — Ouida (Marie Louise de la Ramee), English writer (1839-1908).

Today in historyReiter, Alissa Rhodes, Rebecca Wilkins.

The following students received a 3.2 grade point average or better:

Seniors — Deanna Aguado, Cody Bachorik, Meghan Bartel, Shelby Baumlein, Schelby Beach, Emily Best, Andrew Blackburn, Allen Bracy, Nick-olas Burner, James Chandler, Zarina Dillon, Matthew Dunn, Neal Evans, Heidi Fox, Tyler George, Jordan Gott-schalk, Alysia Gutierrez, Caisey Hardy-Fowler, Kitsommad Kaedaeng, Brynn Kinsinger, Sarah Knight, Sydney Las-iter, Elliott Logsdon, Brendan Miller, Brea Minnich, Jacob Nichols, Brooke Peplinski, Melody Proehl, Kaytlynn Smelcer, Tyler Smith, Nicolas Spieker, Wyatt Young.

Juniors — Preston August, Eliza Brisbin, Gannon Darrach, Tyler Dillon, Christopher Dole, Kacey Durliat, Cierra Espinoza, Tyler Gioffredo, Conor Greer, Mason Greer, Corrine Groves, Hannah Holley, Zoe King, Erin Lay, Sydney Lease, Amaya Mars, Adrienne Master-lasco, Sydney McMonigal, Mackenzie Murphy, Robert Musselman, Rafael Naranjo Garcia, Lexi Ostrander, Sydney Plesec, William Poling, Owen Rath, Justin Risner, Ellory Schroeder, Kathryn Smith, Alice Thomas, Grant Vermilya.

Sophomores — Dalton Alexander, Drew Broerman, Madison Brown, Camden Courtney, Kobi Cupp, Emma Fannin, Megan Fisher, Diego Flores, Elijah Freed, Hannah Gazette, Tara Gleason, Elise Heidlebaugh, Jenna Lease, Grant Lentz, Arissa Looney, Nicolas Petrella, Ashley Puthoff, Jacob Reindel, Grace Schlumbohm, Adriana Stewart, Eve Stump, Maya Trautman, Grant Umbs, Chelsea Weadock.

Freshmen — Bryce Ajala, Avery Ayers, Madalyn Barker, Braydon Beu-cler, Timothy Borgerson, Benjamin Boutwell, Lauren Clifford, Savannah Crossman, Katelyn DePuy, Raegan Doolittle, Caitlin Elseser, Collin Gaerke, Joseph Grubinski, Philip Hubbuch, Abygail Kettels, Lily Kintner, Veronica Kitchen, Adelei Kolan, Seth Lasiter, Ayden Makowski, Alfredo Maldonado, Ashley Miller, Tesla Moneer, Mickalla Myers, Austin Newell, Alexis Ponx, Derek Puthoff, Wysteria Quiroga, Brianna Reeves, Kevin Rickle, Jordan Roeder, Mallory Schloemp, Schylar Shepherd, Gabrielle Smith, Sydnie Starr, Alexis Sutherland, Izaak Sutton-Parker, Zachary Tinman, Mia Trevino,

Mattie Vermilya, Skylea Vucco, Jenee Webb, Taylor Young.

Liberty-Benton MSLiberty-Benton Middle School has

announced its honor roll for the second quarter.

The following students were named to the A Honor Roll:

Regan Alexander, Jason Alford, Sophia (Sophie) Aschemeier, Ethan Bauer, Olivia Bodie, Kaden Boutwell, Robert (R.J.) Coldren, Chase Collert, Kelsey Conkright, Logan Cupp, Zane Davis, Nathaniel Dire, Elizabeth Eber-hard, Kaden Ebert, Sydney Elseser, Kylie Evans, Timothy Folk, Lillian Frakes, Lucy Gable, Damon Gasser, Joseph Gerken, Gavin Gillig, Isabella (Izzy) Granger, Jenna Green, Taryn Green, Rayleigha Harvey, Hailey Hoch-stettler, Allison Hooper, Spencer Hub-buch, Riley Irwin, Emma Kern, Lauren Kern, Noah Lyon, Karmen Makowski, Allyse (Ally) Michael, Devin Montal-bine, Gregory (Greg) Musselman, Kaylen Niese, Joshua (Josh) Reindel, Allyson Reiter, Alexis Rickenbacher, Zachary (Zach) Rickenbacher, Jada Siebeneck, Sable Siebeneck, Benjamin Spiess, Claire Spiess, Brayden Todd, Jada Todd, Taylor Ward.

The following students were named to the A-B Honor Roll:

Olivia Abbott, Joanna Alnaqeeb, Amelia Altman, Caleb Aukerman, Abigail (Abby) Ayers, Jaydelyn Bailey, Clara Baker, Hailey Balicki, Gavin Beach, Taylor Beck, Alana Birkemeier, Abigail Borgerson, Josephina Boua-phakeo, Connor Boyd, Coraletha (Cora) Brickman, Luke Broerman, Brooklynn Brown, Hunter Burkett, Elizabeth (Izzy) Burman, Cole Busch, Olivia Carmean, Kelsey Chiow, Connor Clagg, Noah Coffman, Caleb Collert, Toby Collert, Jonathan Cook, Collin Craig, Conner Criblez, Marcus Criblez, Rich-ard (Robbie) Crossman, Jenna Dajc-zak, Brennan Darrach, Brooke Deeter, David Devincentis, Alexander Dillon, Cason Doolittle, Chloe Dorn, Lincoln Ebert, Kaitlyn Eyink, Liam Fagan, Logan Flick, Kaitlin Flores, Saul Flores, Shiloh Foltz, Brandon Gaerke, Kimberly

College CornerThe following student was recently

named to the dean’s list:• Samantha Hausserman, the

daughter of Eric and Jennifer Hausser-man, and a 2016 graduate of Vanlue High School, Miami University.



Karen Sue (Prowant) and William (Bill) Jones, of rural Findlay, are celebrating 50 years of marriage. Karen was born in McComb, Ohio, to Paul and Datha (Smeed) Prowant, of Dupont, Ohio, and Bill was born in Findlay to Walter and Clara (Agin) Jones, of Benton Ridge. They were joined in marriage on February 4, 1967, by Rev. Walter R. Gatton, at the E. Foulke Avenue Church of God in Findlay, Ohio.

The couple has two children: Wendy (David) Foulke and Marcus (Sherry) Jones, both of Perrysburg, Ohio. They enjoy eight grandchildren: Alex (Lynden) Foulke, and Kirsten Geraghty, of Sylvania; Reese, Tate, and Brynne Foulke, of Perrysburg; Dalton and Chloe Jones, of Findlay; and Kayla (Joe) Moreland, of Destin, Florida. Great grandchildren are Paisley and Cooper Moreland.

Bill is retired from Cooper Tire & Rubber Co. having served as a chemist and technical manager. He currently serves as the Blanchard Township Fiscal Offi cer and the Volunteer Coordinator of the Hancock County Master Gardeners. Karen is retired from the Blanchard Valley Health System, having served

as a Registered Nurse, Emergency Department Director, and Chief Nursing Offi cer. They are members of the Good Shepherd United Methodist Church in Benton Ridge, and are currently involved in many volunteer activities.

The couple recently went on a Panama Canal cruise tocommemorate their anniversary and will celebrate with family in June at Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.

Karen & William Jones

ANNIVERSARY

John William and Debra D. Cole, Findlay, OH, will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary with an Open House, hosted by their children, at Liberty Township Hall 7692 CR 140, Findlay, on February 12, 2017 from 2 to 4 pm. The couple has requested no gifts.

Mr. John Cole and the former Debra King were married February 14, 1957 in Rushville, Indiana.

Mr. Cole is retired from farming, welding and metal fabrication. Mrs. Cole is retired from Fantasy Wedding Creations.

The couple has four children: Terri (Dave) George, Arcadia, OH; Lisa Meehan, Dundee, MI; Deidra

(John) Rapp, Mt. Cory, OH; and Gene Beaner (Becky) Cole, Findlay, OH. They have eleven grandchildren and fi fteen great-grandchildren.

John & Debra Cole

ANNIVERSARY

Mr. & Mrs. SchoonoverRobert (Gene) and Mary Lou

(Kennedy) Schoonover of Benton Ridge are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary on February 8, 2017.

The couple was married on February 8, 1957 at Good Shepherd United Methodist Church in Benton Ridge.

Gene is the son of the late Clair & Golda (Young) Schoonover. Mary Lou is the daughter of the late Marvin & Caroline (Shulaw) Kennedy.

They are the parents of Bob (Gail), Kathy, Kevin (Anita) and Mike, all of Benton Ridge.

They also have 7 grandchildren: Tony, Jonathan (Kim), Cody, Joshua, Jarod, Jacob (fi ancée Josie), and Teale and great-grandsons Jack and Lincoln.

Gene and Mary Lou both retired from the Liberty Benton schools.

They will celebrate with a family brunch and family is sponsoring a card shower for them. You can send cards & memories to Box 24, Benton Ridge, OH 45816.

ANNIVERSARY

eron Garlock, Lincoln Garlock, Trinity Gasser, Morgan Gibson, Kylie Giof-fredo, Race Gorrell, Marissa Green, Alexus Grilliot, Bryan Haas, Austin Hanni-Wells, Joshua Hapner, Gabriel (Gabe) Hardy-Fowler, Chloe Heidle-baugh, Lexis Heidlebaugh, Luka Heil-man, Noah Heilman, Vaeda Heizman, Owen Hendricks, Hannah Hiss, Abigail (Abigail) Hohman, Mary Holley, Emily Kaltenbach, Adeline Kern, Austin Kern, Chloe Kern, Valerie (Gracie) Kern, Steven Kintner, Wallace (Wally) Kint-ner, Bradley Kisseberth, Carson Kisse-berth, Jennalynn Kisseberth, Alexis Kramb, Easton Kurtz, Alivia Lanagan, Savannah Lease, Caden Lemons, Sadie Lincoln, Brady Mabe, David Mace, Khang (Ken) Maitran, Khanh (Ruby) Maitran, Elydia Mars, Brice Mcdaniel, Juliana Mcgrain, Evan Mcmonigal, Joshua Miller, Shelby Modd, Trejan (Trey) Moser, Alexis Nagy, Elijah (Eli) Nichols, Conner Niese, Brett Ogborn, Brooklyn Olmstead, Trevor Otley, Erica Patterson, Aaron Payment, Kilee Perkins, Jacob Pressel, Bryce Puthoff, Ian Rath, Keaton Rath, Kylie Recker, Jacquelyn Reece, Danika Rentz, Peytan Rentz, Logan Ricker, Isabella Rickle, Maya Rickle, Olivia Rickle, Audrey Risner, Gabriella Romero, Moses

Romero, Dylan Schimmoeller, Brooke Schroeder, Bryce Serin, Cody Shulaw, Mia Siferd, Jack Slezak, Lauren Smith, Jordan Snider, Olivia Steed, Amber Stevens, Haleigh Stewart, Alana Sub-ramaniam, Isaac Teders, Luke Teders, Kendra Terry, Alexis Thacker, Andrew Thomas, Hanah Thompson, Jalen Titus, Bethany Todd, Benjamin (Ben) Traut-man, Mason Tuttle, Brayden Wages, Cassandra (Cassie) Warner, Adyson Wilcox, Spencer Wolford, Kyler Wright.

McCombThe McComb School District has


The following students were named to the All A Honor Roll:

Seniors — Malachi Abbott, MaKenna Babb, Allie Beall, Ryan Buck, Monica Darapheth, Jenna Herr, Connor Hoverman, Loryn Huffman, Molly Lep-pelmeier, Bailey Rader, Aaron Rode, Caden Schroeder, Chloe Wilson.

Juniors — Katie Brannan, Abbi Brink, Kadalena Duran, Brie Liebrecht, Jacob Rider, Clay Santos, Savanna Spit-nale, Kylie Stewart.

Sophomores — Nicholas Cooper, Marah Griffith, Lauren Grubb, Tessa Hankin, Justin Rode, Shelby Steinbrook.

Freshmen — Hayley Aller, Jacob Dillon, Lauren Dishong, Shaye Hem-minger, Skyler Lance, Alysha Like, Riley Metzker, Aaron Rider, Hannah Schroeder.

Eighth graders — Gabe Bell, Reagan Carter, Riane Denney, Aubree Fun-chion, Mason Pierce, Cayla Pitz, Alexis Shoop, Mercedes Steen.

Seventh graders — Ben Bishop, Ryan Carter, Linda Cheuanjith, David Coppes, Isaiah Cortez, Collin Deweese, Canaan Griffith, Cali Kinder, Ian Long, Gonggeow Manysy, Hailey Pendleton, Angel Sterrett, Callie Sudlow.


Seniors — Austin Boyles, Matt Cherry, Mike Cherry, Brynn Follas, Adrian Grubb, Skye Gustwiller, Brit-tani Harden, Nora Hemminger, Madi-son Leader, Nick McDowell, Zachary Pelton, Aaron Rinehart, Amber Stock-master.

Juniors — Ethan Downs, Patience Ewing, Faith Fenstermaker, Lexis Heller, Seth Leader, Brady Leckey, Dylan Montgomery, Shelby Simons, Caleb Thompson.

Sophomores — Madison Amburgey, Rose Canfield, Alyssa Herr, Tesla Sei-ther, Allen Thepsourinthone,

Freshmen — Hayley Bankey, Maddie Buck, Chelsey Crouse, Aaron Davis, Matthew Pierce, Victoria Ratliff, Katelyn Sheeks, Kaplan Threet, Barbara Waller, Kyle Wasson, Noah Weaver.

Eighth graders — Demarion Can-field, Jamilynn Cobb, Kira Fitzgeralld, Robert Frey, Hailey Jenkins, Nicole Krassow, Caleb Kreinbrink, Olivia Miehls, Samuel Morse, Breyonna Pan-ning, Grace Rader, Reilly Sammet, Mal-

orie Schroeder, James Stewart, Sophia Thompson, Jacob VanSeghbroeck.

Seventh graders — Chloe Ambur-gey, Kayla Brant, Dylan Clark, Eli Franks, Ilyeis Franks, Leia Grubb, Hailey Mull, Robert Rodman, Zachary Romero, Dylan Swisher.

St. MichaelSt. Michael School has announced its

honor roll for the second quarter.The following students were named

to the A Honor Roll:Eighth graders — Wesley Cassel-

man, Leah Himebaugh, Hannah Muel-ler, Kristen Scherger, Katie Suermann, Alyssa Touhalisky.

Seventh graders — Hannah Bodie, Alexis Buddelmeyer, Nora Conrad, Sarah Coutinho, Vanessa Heck, Allie Hiegel, Aidan Jordan, Elizabeth Laird, Chelsea May, Mollie Quaid, Adam Reimer, Alexander Reimer, Riley Schet-ter, Andrew Schroeder, Emily Stall, Anne Traver.

Sixth graders — Vincent Adkins, Natalie Altenburg, Josh Baker, Spencer Bihn, Alicia Casselman, Ellie Denike, Felicity Goebel-Komala, Megan Gurney, Jessica Hughes, Paul Klein, Brandan Maag, Eva Mallamaci, Jillian Nicholson, Isabella Nigro, Johnny Phung, Delaney Spradlin, Ella Stewart, Ross Trenkamp, Justy VonLehmden, Zachary Zitkovic.


Eighth graders — Declan Adkins,

Madison Altenburg, Matthew Berger, Grace Barto, Tyler Bihn, Maria Debord, Madeline Feighner, Nate Garcia, Amber Gerschutz, Tyler Gurney, Virginia Harr, Danny Kelly, Gianna Kreuz, Zach Mitchell, Bryan Phung, Luke Reuille, Ainsley Schroeder, Clayton Skulina, Andrew Stechschulte, Patrick Streacker, Larkin Warner.

Seventh graders — Samantha Brzozka, Ben Christiansen, Kathryn Callicutt, Hannah Domachowski, Emily Fennema, Ben Garcia, Patrick Gilgen, Grace Griffith, Rachael Hammer, Emma Holdgreve, Aubrey McRill, Aiden Mowrey, Caleb Mueller, Paige Pinion, Eli Schroeder, Victoria Seckel, Elena Steffen, Selby Wilt.

Sixth graders — A’Janai Anderson, Alaina Bahn, Brock Beard, Zachary Doepker, Dominic Gonzalez, Madeline Goshe, Emilio Hernandez, Vincent Himebaugh, Brianna Hogan, Libby Holman, Jaycie Kinn, Nina Kreuz, Alexis Leslie, Kristin Nickerson, Madi-lynn Reinhart, Matthew Reuille, Mer-edith Rich, Henry Rill, Matthew Ricker, Caleb Schroeder, Kadin Warner

Van BurenVan Buren School District has


The following students were named to the A Honor Roll:

Seniors — Emily Bado, Kialynne




EAGLE SCOUT

Trenkamp, Cassandra Waltmire, Jared Zimmerman.

Juniors — Sarah Dishong, Amelia Durliat, Anna Girdler, Matthew Iliff, Morgan Jackson, Miranda Mowrey, Autumn Pisarsky, Brendon Ring, Lisa Simmons, Madison Swope, Cora Thomas, Maria Trusty, Brandon Wehrle.

Sophomores — Joshua Bishop, Faith DeWalt, Miranda Eaton, Emma Geyman, Brady Harmon, Kyle Hoyng, Andrea Iliff, Jordan Lonyo, Jenessa Miller, Connor Ohlrich, Nicholas Rettig, McKenzie Rigsby, Jessica Rinehart, Wyatt Schlaeppi, Olivia Sexton, Lily Wagner.

Freshmen — Nicole Conine, Hannah Davis, Agnes Durliat, Justine Hunt, Jewelya Hutchison, Madison Parker, Amber Pisarsky, Allyson Rickenbacher, Camrie Roberts, Lindsey Shaw, Nathan-iel Stacy, Leah Stall, Grayson Temple, Kyle Van Horn.

Eighth graders — Lillian Bad-ertscher, Grace Heitkamp, Jonathan Hudok, Alexis Jackson, Alexandra Marshall, Lillian McKeown, Isabelle Pawlak, Reese Recker, Peyton Sendel-bach, Megan Sheeks, Breanna Tabler.

Seventh graders — Ali Bishop, Cath-erine Cavera, Shane Coombes, Benja-min Hudok, Cassadie Jacobs, Megan Pisarsky, Lindsey Stultz.

Sixth graders — Allison Bad-ertscher, Paige Bowman, Brandon Buff, Aeris Butler, Jack Campbell, Nathan Curry, Casey Donaldson, Ryleigh Doyle, Gabriel George, Peter Harrington, Katie Krantz, Alexis Nivison-Brassell, Claire Recker, Cassandra Saltzman, Hudson Sendelbach, Griffin VanScoder, Mad-eline Williams.


Seniors — Justin Adams, Riley Adolph, Sydnee Atchison, Brandon Bell, Tori Bookwalter, McClain Brown, Sophie Decker-Pahl, Brady Deitrick, Mitchell Endicott, Braxton Fasone, Sarah Franks, Anne Gilliland, Austin Hickman, Alexis Kieffer, Lindsey Klaus-ing, Matthew Nieset, Abby Patterson, Summer Poland, Luke Rickenbacher, Joshua Routzon, Tyler Saltzman, Zach-ary Schiefer, Lauren Shaw, David (DJ) Starr, Mercedes Williamson.

Juniors — Matthew Ayers, Mad-elyn Badertscher, Nicholas Beitzel, Kara Conine, Elizabeth Conner, Khail Fasone, Carl Fleck, Hunter Foltz, Court-ney Frost, Samuel Frost, Alexander Godzak, Andrew Godzak, Brendon Gordon, Drew Insley, Janelle Keck, Tyler Ludwig, Jocelyn Masters, Bren-

dan Miller, Clay Noblit, Samuel Phil-lips, Sadie Piehl, Cheyenne Potteiger, Nathan Potteiger, Lydia Reineke, Sara Rosenberger, Drace Wilson.

Sophomores — Carrie Below, Joshua Bowles, Hope DeWalt, Johna-thon Farthing, Olivia Flugga, Noah Frederick, Marisa Gilbert, Natalee Harris, Grace Hoerig, James Koehler, Sydney Leeper, Mackenzie Saltzman, Jacob Sanders, Hope Serrano, Natasha Simons, Sean Trenkamp, Quentin Wed-dell, Natalie Williamson.

Freshmen — Karissa Brown, Zoe Brown, Katelyn Chu, Garret Drake, Noah Elliott, Landon Forsyth, Felicity Hocanson, Zoe Horne, Spencer Ingw-ersen, Grant Insley, Michael Kramer, Kendall Kretzinger, Braden Losiewicz, Nickolas McCracken, Hannah Missler, Andrew Overmyer, Madelyn Parsell, Alyssa Potteiger, Emma Reineke, Chris-topher Routson, Rachael Schroer, Zach-ary Seitz, Riley Simons, Jordan Spoon, Dalton Swope, Madison Trumbull.

Eighth graders — Kaitlyn Baer, Gannon Bahn, Kaleb Bishop, Skylar Deerwester, Mercy DeWalt, Dino Donalsdon, Steven Franks, Gabri-elle Gearhart, Mia George, Maxwell Greenawalt, Aiden Haley, Jada Hicks, Teja Hoge, Elijah Holman, Blake Jones, Shaina Lako, Mia Leal, Evelyn Masters, Jace McCartney, Travis Neumeister, Madilyn Pawlak, Jacob Plummer, Ken-

nedy Rader, Keana Rider, Madalyn Riesen, Annika Rinehart, Justin Ring, Samuel Seitz, Kearstin Sherick, Gage Swaisgood, Drew VanAtta, Connor Waltmire.

Seventh graders — Eliya Amos, Hayden Carr, Rachel Cavera, Owen Coffey, Chance Conley, Morgan DeBoo, Taylor DeBoo, Jacob Deiter, Clarence Durliat, Elise Fenstermaker, Ainsley Forsyth, Melodie Garnes, Clare Hoerig, Abigail Losiewicz, Jadin Marquez, Josiah McKeown, Madeline North-cutt, Sophia Reineke, Brooke Riegle, Brody Runion, Ryley Sherick, Ashlynn Sortor, Taylor Stewart, Ryan Strapp, Evan VanVorhis, Ella Webster, Karissa Welte, Alan Woodall.

Sixth graders — Brianna Adkins, Shelbee Atchison, Sasha Busey, Alexia Camarano, Bella Carroccio, Schae Deerwester, Kennedy Diemer, Logan Dilgard, Madison Elliott, Ryland Ernest, Morgan Graber, Ethan Great-house, Mason Greenawalt, Avery Heit-kamp, Weston Heitkamp. Olivia Hollar, Brienna Hutchins, Kennedy Jones, Madison Martin, Carter Miller, Isa-belle Miller, Ashton Moore, McKenna Morey, Peyton Odey, Reese Reichley, Catheryn Roy, Nathaniel Ryan, Elijah Seitz, Sydney Sherick, Summer Siefer, Ryleigh Smith, Benjamin Stultz, Carter Thomas, Cody Thomas, John Wheeler, Samantha Wilcox.

This week’s celebrity birthdays include:

Sunday: Actor Stuart Damon is 80. Singer-

songwriter Barrett Strong is 76. Actor David Selby (“Dark Shad-ows,” “Falcon Crest”) is 76. Singer Al Kooper is 73. Actress Charlotte Rampling is 71. Actress Barbara Hershey is 69. Actor-director-comedian Christopher Guest is 69. Actor Tom Wilkinson (“Selma”) is 69. Actor-comedian Tim Mead-ows (“Saturday Night Live”) is 56. Actress Jennifer Jason Leigh is 55. Actress Laura Linney is 53. Bassist Duff McKagan of Velvet Revolver (and Guns N’ Roses) is 53. Actor Chris Parnell is 50. Singer Chris Barron of the Spin Doctors is 49. Singer Bobby Brown is 48. Actor Michael Sheen (“Masters of Sex,” “Frost/Nixon,” “Twilight” films) is 48. Actor David Chisum (“Black Box,” “One Life to Live”) is 47. Country singer Sara Evans is 46. Country singer Tyler Farr is 33. Key-boardist Mark Shusterman of Nathan-iel Rateliff and the Night Sweats is 32. Actor Darren Criss (“Glee”) is 30. Keyboardist Kyle Simmons of

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Bastille is 29. Actor Jeremy Sumpter (“Friday Night Lights,” “Peter Pan”) is 28. Drummer Graham Sierota of Echosmith is 18.

Yesterday: Actor Rip Torn is 86. Actress

Mamie Van Doren is 86. Actor Mike Farrell is 78. NBC news anchorman Tom Brokaw is 77. Actress Gayle Hunnicutt is 74. Singer Fabian is 74. Actor Michael Tucker (“L.A. Law”) is 73. Actor Jon Walmsley (“The Wal-tons”) is 61. Actor-director Robert Townsend (“The Parent ’Hood”) is 60. Actress Kathy Najimy (“Veron-ica’s Closet,” “King of the Hill”) is 60. Drummer Simon Phillips of Toto is 60. Actor Barry Miller (“Saturday Night Fever,” “Fame”) is 59. Actress Megan Gallagher (“Millennium”) is 57. Country singer Richie McDonald of Lonestar is 55. Vocalist Axl Rose of Guns N’ Roses is 55. Singer Rick Astley is 51. Bassist Tim Brown of the Boo Radleys is 48. TV host Amy Robach (“Good Morning Amer-ica”) is 44. Actress Crystal Reed (“Teen Wolf”) is 32. Singer Tinashe is 24.

Today: Saxophonist Brian Travers of

UB40 is 58. Comedian Robert Smigel (Triumph the Insult Comic

Dog) is 57. Actor James Spader is 57. Country singer Garth Brooks is 55. Keyboardist David Bryan of Bon Jovi is 55. Comedian Chris Rock is 52. Actor Jason Gedrick (“Windfall,” “Boomtown”) is 50. Guitarist Wes Borland of Limp Bizkit is 42. Bass-ist Tom Blankenship of My Morning Jacket is 39. Actor Ashton Kutcher (“That 70’s Show”) is 39. Actress Tina Majorino (“Napoleon Dyna-mite,” “Veronica Mars”) is 32. Actress Deborah Ann Woll (“True Blood”) is 32.

Tomorrow: Composer-conductor John Wil-

liams is 85. ABC News anchor Ted Koppel is 77. Actor Nick Nolte is 76. Comedian Robert Klein is 75. Actor-guitarist Creed Batton (“The Office”) (The Grass Roots) is 74. Actress Brooke Adams is 68. Actress Mary Steenburgen is 64. Author John Grisham is 62. Actor Henry Czerny (“Revenge,” “The Tudors”) is 58. Singer Vince Neil of Motley Crue is 56. Singer-guitarist Sammy Llanas of The BoDeans is 56. Actress Missy Yager (“Manchester By the Sea”) is 49. Actress Mary McCor-mack is 48. Guitarist Keith Nelson of Buckcherry is 48. Actor Seth Green (“Austin Powers,” “Buffy The Vampire Slayer”) is 43. Actor Josh Morrow (“The Young and the Rest-less”) is 43. Bassist Phoenix of Linkin Park is 40. Actor Jim Parrack (“True Blood”) is 36. Musician Joey Ryan

of Milk Carton Kids is 35. Actress Cecily Strong (“Saturday Night Live”) is 33. Rapper Anderson Paak is 31. Drummer Max Grahn of Caro-lina Liar is 29. Actress Karle Warren (”Judging Amy”) is 25.

Thursday: News correspondent Roger

Mudd is 89. Actress Janet Suzman is 78. Actress-turned-politician Sheila James Kuehl (“The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis”) is 76. Singer Carole King is 75. Singer Barbara Lewis is 74. Actor Joe Pesci is 74. Author Alice Walker (“The Color Purple”) is 73. Actress Mia Farrow is 72. Singer Joe Ely is 70. Actress Judith Light (“Ugly Betty,” “Who’s The Boss”) is 68. Saxophonist Dennis “DT” Thomas of Kool and the Gang is 66. Actor Charles Shaughnessy (“The Nanny”) is 62. Actor Ed Amatrudo (“Nashville”) is 61. Sax player Steve Wilson is 56. Country singer Travis Tritt is 54. Actress Julie Warner (“Nip/Tuck,” “Family Law”) is 52. Actress Sharon Case (“The Young and the Restless”) is 46. Actor Charlie Day (“It’s Always Sunny in Phila-delphia”) is 41. Singer Chad Wolf of Carolina Liar is 41. Actor A.J. Buckley (“CSI: NY”) is 40. Guitarist Richard On of O.A.R. is 38. Actor Tom Hid-dleston (TV’s “The Night Man-ager,” film’s “The Avengers”) is 36. Actor David Gallagher (“Seventh Heaven”) is 32. Actor Michael B. Jordan (“Fruitvale Station,” “That

Awkward Moment”) is 30. Actress Rose Leslie (“Game of Thrones,” “Downton Abbey”) is 30. Actress Camille Winbush (“The Bernie Mac Show”) is 27. Actor Jimmy Bennett (”No Ordinary Family”) is 21.

Friday: Actor Robert Wagner is 87. Gui-

tarist Don Wilson of The Ventures is 84. Singer Roberta Flack is 80. Singer Jimmy Merchant of Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers is 77. Bassist Bob Spalding of The Ven-tures is 70. Keyboardist Cory Lerios of Pablo Cruise is 66. Actress Kath-leen Beller (“Dynasty”) is 61. Country singer Lionel Cartwright is 57. “Good Morning America” co-host George Stephanopoulos is 56. Actress Laura Dern is 50. Country singer Dude Mowrey is 45. Actor Jason Olive (“For Better or Worse) is 45. Actress Elizabeth Banks is 43. Actress Julia Pace Mitchell (“The Young and the Restless”) is 39. Actress Uzo Aduba (“Orange is the New Black”) is 36. Actor Max Brown (“Beauty and the Beast,” “The Tudors”) is 36. Actor Barry Sloane (“Revenge”) is 36. Singer Eric Dill (The Click Five) is 35. Keyboardist Ben Romans of The Click Five is 35. Actor Trevante Rhodes (“Moonlight”) is 27. Actress Emma Roberts (“American Horror Story,” “We’re the Millers”) is 26. Actress Makenzie Vega (“The Good Wife”) is 23. Actress Chloe Grace Moretz (“Hugo”) is 20. Actress Yara Shahidi

(“black-ish”) is 17. Saturday: Actor Conrad Janis (“Mork and

Mindy”) is 89. Actor Burt Reynolds is 81. Actress Tina Louise (“Gil-ligan’s Island”) is 79. Actor Sonny Landham (“48 Hours,” “Predator”) is 76. Musician Sergio Mendes is 76. Actor Philip Anglim (“The Thorn Birds”) is 65. Actress Catherine Hickland (“One Life To Live”) is 61. Actress Carey Lowell (“Law and Order”) is 56. Singer Sheryl Crow is 55. Actress Jennifer Aniston is 48. Singer D’Angelo is 43. Actor Brice Beckham (“Mr. Belvedere”) is 41. Vocalist Mike Shinoda of Linkin Park and of Fort Minor is 40. Singer-actress Brandy (“Moesha”) is 38. Country musician Jon Jones (The Eli Young Band) is 37. Actor Matthew Lawrence (“Boy Meets World”) is 37. Singer Kelly Rowland (Des-tiny’s Child) is 36. Actress Natalie Dormer (“Game of Thrones”) is 35. Singer Aubrey O’Day (Danity Kane) is 33. Actor Taylor Lautner is 25.

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