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YE L LOW SPR INGS NEWS I N A N D A R O U N D Y E L L O W S P R I N G S J ANUARY 9 , 2020 PAGE 3 I N AND A ROUND Y E L L OW S P R I NG S ht tps ://www.ysnews .com Jose Adaros and Tenia Scarver-Adaros were married on the last Sunday of the decade. They are pictured with Daisy , villager Sandy King ’s horse. The Yellow Springs Speech and Debate Team traveled to Toledo recently to compete at Whitmer’s Winter Wonderland Tournament. Sixth graders Zach Underwood and Leilani Agea-Kaleda placed fifth and third, respectively, and seventh grader Gini Meekin took first place with her speech about the “‘Real’ Zombie Apocalypse,” driven by our federal and state politicians. Galen Sieck placed fourth in Lincoln- Douglas Debate, arguing about whether nations should eliminate their nuclear arsenals. Pictured, from left to right, are team members Foster Shirkey , Sieck, Underwood, Agea-Kaleda and Meekin. Students, parents and other community members interested in seeing the team in action are invited to attend the second annual YS Fearless Forensic Festival on Saturday, Jan. 25, 8 a.m.–4 p.m. at Mills Lawn and McKinney/YSHS. With over 300 students from around the state coming to the tournament, volunteers are needed to judge, provide food for judges, help with concessions and the information table and support several other activities. Those inter- ested in volunteering are asked to contact coach Brian Housh at 937-776-9566 or brianhoush@gmail.com . During the first snow of the season in November, Yellow Springs Police Department offi- cers Naomi Watson , left, and Paige Burge , right, and dispatcher Andy Caron , back center, had some fun with local youth David Torres and Aaron White behind the Bryan Center. 237 XENIA AVENUE | 767-8291 | MON.–SAT. 9–7, SUN. 10–6 INDIA Friday & Saturday, January 10 & 11 TASTE OF • Samosas • Tandoori Chicken • Vindaloo • Dahl • Biryani • Naan • Mulligatawny Soup • Chutney & More BREAKFAST • LUNCH SPECIALS • ITEMS VARY DAILY CONTEMPORARY CATERING for ALL OCCASIONS • relaxation • lower blood pressure • blood circulation • vitality • balance and coordination • mental focus • muscle tone • flexibility Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6:30 p.m. beginning January 14, 2020 First Presbyterian Church, 314 Xenia Ave. Two one-hour-per-week classes focusing on basic principles, footwork and form. Tai chi is a gentle, flowing exercise accessible to all who enjoy movement. Unlike many other forms of exercise, with regular practice of the tai chi form, one will continue to improve with age. David Goodman , the instructor, has over 35 years of experience. TRADITIONAL WU STYLE TAI CHI CHUAN WITH DAVID GOODMAN Questions? Call David at 937-206-7600 Jan.18, 7–9 p.m. John Bryan Community Center $20 per person suggested donation. More if you can, less if you can’t. Tickets and info at mudrunconservancy.org or purchase at the door. u nderdog c afé ! E mporium W ines W E C L O S E : M– T H : 7 P. M . F : 10 P. M . S A : 7 P. M . S U : 6 P. M . empor i umwines . com OPEN E V E RY DAY AT 7 AM 233 XENIA 767-7077 FRI, JAN. 17 LIONESS INDIE ROCK BEER & WINE TASTING 6:30–10 P.M. FRI, JAN. 24 LIVE MUSIC TO BE ANNOUNCED BEER & WINE TASTING 6:30–10 P.M. LUNCH & LIVE JAZZ • WEDNESDAYS NOON-2 pm SATURDAY & SUNDAY • BREAKFAST ‘TIL NOON FRI, JAN. 10 TYRONE’S BLUES SINSATION BLUES, MOTOWN & ROCK BEER & WINE TASTING 6:30–10 P.M. Mon.– Sat. 7 A.M.–10 P.M.; Sun. 8 A.M.–10 P.M. • DELI OPEN UNTIL 9 p.m. DAILY • TOM’S MARKET is locally owned & operated 5% DISCOUNT Good through Sunday, Jan. 12 on your minimum purchase of $50, excluding cigarettes and sale items. FEED THE BIRDS! • Bulk Bird Seed • Bagged Bird Seed • Suet Cakes • Suet & Seed Holders 254 XENIA AVE. • 767-7451 Mon.–Fri. 8:30 am–6 pm Sat. 8:30 am– 5 pm • Sun. 12–3 pm 767-2131 • 108 Xenia Ave., YS 5% military discount when in uniform every day till 2 p.m. Over 40 years in Yellow Springs VEGETARIAN FRIENDLY lunch special $ 6 99 4 whole wheat slice with 2 toppings 4 1 trip to salad bar