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Transitions, Inc. Receives Roseville Lions Club bring their

Grant from the Office of annual car show to South Town

Criminal Justice Services to BY LYNETTE DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ

Advance Support for Survivors

of Domestic Violence and

Human Trafficking
BY LYNETTE DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ

SUBMITTED
Transitions, Inc., a leading nonprofit ing.”
dedicated to breaking the cycle of fam- The funds will specifically be allocated
ily violence, child abuse, and sexual to maintain and strengthen Transitions’
abuse through safe shelter, advocacy, core services, which include 24/7 emer-
and outreach, today announced it has gency shelter, a crisis hotline, court ad-
been awarded a grant of $38,688 from vocacy, and prevention education. In
the Office of Criminal Justice Services 2024 alone, Transitions provided 2,928
(OCJS) under the Family Violence Pre- nights of safety, advocacy in 432 court
vention and Services Act (FVPSA). This cases, and answered 3,395 crisis calls,
significant funding will be instrumental underscoring the critical need for contin-
in supporting survivors of domestic vio- ued community support. Vehicles line the parking lot of The Community Bank in South Zanesville for the Roseville Lions Club
Annual Car Show. Lynette Dotson
lence by providing life-saving services at Transitions remains unwavering in its
no cost. “We are profoundly mission to serve Muskingum, Morgan, The Roseville Lions Club annual car groceries from Kroger and Walmart to
grateful to OCJS for their remarkable and Perry Counties by offering survivors show was held in South Zanesvillle at help them out.”
commitment to our community and for a “safe harbor” and empowering them The Community Bank on Sunday, Sep- The Lions Club hosts another show in
this essential investment in our work,” to break free from cycles of abuse. This tember 14. Even with competing car the spring. Around 100 vehicles are ex-
said Katie Oberhauser, Executive Direc- grant from OCJS is a vital step forward shows and events on a day with perfect pected. The 2026 dates are April 26th
tor of Transitions. “This grant ensures in building a safer, more supportive fu- weather the turnout was great. with a rain date of May 3rd.
survivors of domestic violence and their ture for individuals and families across Proceeds from the show help with The
families have access to safe shelter, Southeastern Ohio. Good Program in local schools, seeing
court advocacy, and personalized safety For more information, please visit eye dog programs, and eye glasses pur-
planning; services that are truly pivotal www.transitionszv.com. chases as well as disaster relief.
in their journey toward safety and heal- “We basically support two fire depart-
ments, the Crooksville Fire Department
25th Annual Fall Fly-In and Car and the Roseville Fire Department,” said
Lion Ed Gamble.
“We try to help.,” added Gamble.
Show returns September 27 “They had a couple floods in Crooksville
a few years back. And I got gift cards
from Lions International. And we got
BY LYNETTE DOTSON | DRESDEN BUZZ Lynette Dotson
A autumn family event highlighting be $80 per person with up to three peo-
aircraft and automobiles will return for ple per ride. This opportunity provides
its 25th year Saturday, September 27 a different way to take to the skys from Ohio Pottery Zanesville
at the Zanesville Municipal Airport (850 the faster paced Warbird flights. A clas-
Airport Rd., Zanesville). The 25th Annu- sic biplane ride takes passengers on a Waltz Family Owned Since 1951
al Fly-In, Drive-In & Cruise In, presented relaxing low and slow style trip over and
by EAA Vintage Chapter 22, begins at 8 near the event grounds. Veteran
a.m. and runs until 4 p.m. Registration for the Drive-In Cruise
Besides an impressive array of cars, In will begin at 9 a.m. and will end at Owned
trucks, and various aircraft, attendees 1:30 p.m. with awards being presented
can expect model trains and engine at 2:30 p.m. People’s Choice, 1st, 2nd,
displays (Hanger 5), live steam calliope, and 3rd awards as well as awards for
model airplane display by The Forks, Oldest Vehicle, President’s Choice and
Grimes Flying Laboratory, face painting Best of Show will be among those given.
by Fantastical Creatures Face Painting There is a $10 registration fee to enter
(noon to 3 p.m.), The Dancing Divas (1 a vehicle. Free dash plaques will be
p.m.), The Schubach Big Band serving provided to all attending show vehicles.
up 40s and 50s hits (2 to 4 p.m. in Hang- 50/50 Drawing, door prizes and raffle
er 5), biplane and warbird rides, The drawings will also take place. A canned
National Road Military Antique Show, food drive and donation of $1 per car en-
fresh churned ice cream, lemon shake try will be given to Christ’s Table.
ups, donuts (in the morning while sup- Part of EAA Vintage Chapter 22’s mis-
plies last), and additional food including sion is to keep grassroots aviation alive
a pancake, sausage and egg breakfast through events such as the Fly-In, Drive-
as well as a lunch items like hamburg- In & Cruise In held each year on the last Largest Selection of USA
ers, hotdogs, and brats. Saturday in September.
Kestrel Warbird Experience will be br- Donations will be taken for admis- Made Planters in Ohio!
ringing their Warbird T-6 Texan Airplane sion to the show. In the case of rain
“Checkers” to the event to offer rides. the event will be held on Sunday, Sep- HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM - STARTING AT $3.00
Checkers is a G model aircraft produced tember 28. For more information visit
in 1952. This historically popular war- EAA Vintage Chapter 22 on Facebook @ Plus bird baths, outdoor plaques,
bird model has a Pratt and Whitney eaavintage22. For questions call 740- hen & chick pots, 1-10 gal. crocks,
R1340, 9-cylinder radial engine and is 954-0059 or 740-586-2095. mixing bowls, hanging bird feeders,
boasting 600 horsepower and a cock- religious plaques, hundreds of TERRIE’S
pit set up for two. During the aircraft’s flower pots, outdoor lantern jockeys, CRAFTS
war days it was outfitted with two .30 concrete benches, statuary AND MORE
caliber machine guns positioned on the NOW OPEN!
nose and wing and a camera mounted including angels, Indians, dogs,
to the other wing. A disabled barrel of calves, eagles, military, religious,
one of the machine guns still remains in rabbits, concrete porch geese,
the nose of Checkers. Ride rates are as Puzzles on and more!
follows: 15 minutes $350, 30 minutes
$650, and 1 hour $985. The one hour RETAIL • WHOLESALE
flight can include aerobatics! Sign up at page 10!
kwbirds.com or in person the day of the
show. 1905 W Main St, Zanesville | 740-408-2624
Goodfolk & O’Tyme Biplane Rides will