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PICTURE OF PERFECTION FOR 2013 VANCREST OF PAYNE OPEN HOUSE NEW HAVEN P.D. SAYS: Any questions contact the BEWARE OF SCAMS New Haven Police at 748-7080, WOODBURN’S DAY IN THE PARK ask to speak with Offi cer Peter- Th e New Haven Police son at ext 258. would like to advise Citizens of www.newhavenbulletin.com a fraudulent scam titled Cana- dian Paid Surveys. Th is letter PAULDING LIBRARY PLANS that is sent to random persons UNITED WAY KICK-OFF! in our area would be titled Ca- nadian paid Surveys. It entails Th e Paulding County Random Fact Random Fact that the receiving individuals Carnegie Library is the perform an inspection of the Random Truth of God: Random Truth of God: honorary Pacesetter for the local Walmart Store and an- 2013-2014 United Way cam- swer and submit a form which paign. Th e library’s kick-off is also with the letter. Aft er the for their campaign will be research is completed, you are Tuesday, July 30th from noon to cash the check that is sent until 6:00 p.m. Everyone is with the letter. You are to keep invited to come to the main a portion of the check, (there library for sausage sand- are directions in the letter) and wiches, hot dogs, chips and the rest of the check is to be all the fi xin’s. “Over 40 local used to send a money gram to a businesses have partnered named individual in the letter. with us to help with the Unfortunately, this check is a Pacesetter Kick-Off Cam- fraudulent check and your ac- count would be responsible for paign,” announced Vicky Congratulations Vancrest of Payne! Th e Payne Chamber of Hull, assistant director of Jada getting her face painted by Woodlan cheerleader, Sa- the amount of loss to the bank. Commerce welcomes you into the business community. Chad the library. “We are excited vannah Funk. Branch Christian Th e New Haven Police ask Benschneider, far left , and Chad Cluts, far right, presenting its citizens to be cognizant and about this fun-fi lled com- With the remnants of the in the Park. Mark White, Vancrest CEO, with a membership to the Payne Fellowship aware of these types of frauds munity day!” early morning thunderstorm Th e parade was a festive be- Chamber of Commerce. that are circulating our area Th e library will also be still lingering in the atmo- ginning for what proved to be By: Sue Knapp showing two movie mati- sphere, the Woodburn com- a very entertaining day. From and the Fort Wayne area as On Wednesday, July 17, well. nees in cool air-condition- munity started the day by raw talent to wild animals Vancrest held an open house THIS WEEK: practicing some horseshoes, this day’s gala had it all. Th e to show their new facility. Th e Dottie Rambo ...... Pg 3 setting up displays & tents & weather was very cooperative parking lot was full and there Area VBS’s ...... Pg 4 congregating on Main St. with with a slight breeze & plenty were many people taking their Lions Club donuts for of sunshine. Businesses, or- tours and ending up in the Antwerp Vets Reminder .... Pg 5 the annual parade, “Parade of ganizations & churches, gov- cafeteria visiting and enjoy- Hoosier Gentry Perform .... Pg 6 Dreams”, of Woodburn’s Day ernment offi cials & Woodlan ing refreshments. Ag Focus Day ...... Pg 7 band & cheerleaders were all Vancrest purchased the represented in the Parade of previous Dallas Lamb facility Bekah Bradley ...... Pg 11 Dreams. Lots of candy kept in 2011, now aft er much reno- Shelly Litzenberg Softball (260) 632-4135 rn Branch children (and adults) scamper- vation, Vancrest of Payne is Tournament ...... Pg 13 ing to the road’s edge as each Complete Auto & Truck Service & Repair ready for its fi rst residents. Wooburn Library ...... Pg 14 Christian fl oat or group passed by. Lawn & Garden Parts, Sales & Service One of the items in the en- (Continued to Page 2) And Much More! SR-101 – In Woodbu Fellowship tertainment tent was the Hid- den Talent Variety Hour. Th e GRACE HOME IMPROVEMENT “Hour” had a wide range of lo- cal talent: singers, guitar play- Carpenter Work, Roo ng, Siding & Sof ts ers, comedians, and tap danc- Maintenance Free Decks & Patio Rooms ers. Some of the singers chose Victorian Porches & Gazebos Built show tunes, another chose to Doors & Windows Installed go a cappella with the Star- Room Additions Spangled Banner, while others chose from the radio charts. Larry D. Grace Free Estimates Owner Th e tap dancers, took the cov- 402 W. Wayne St. 36 Years Experience eted 1st place prize. Paulding, OH 45879 419-399-2322 Sunday Morning (Continued to Page 2) 4th Generation Carpenters Service-10AM Stoller-Dunham Insurance Agency, Inc. 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Kel- Funeral services were Sat- ories may be shared at www. ly, age 77 died Monday, July 15, urday, July 20 at Den Herder SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK dooleyfuneralhome.com 2013 at the Gardens of Pauld- Funeral Home, Paulding, with “He said to them, “But who do you say that I am?” ANTWERP - Ralph D. ing, Paulding, Ohio. Rev. Ben Lowell offi ciating. Brown, 85 of Antwerp passed He was born October 19, Burial will follow in Live Oak Simon Peter replied, “You are the Christ, the Son of away Tuesday, July 16, 2013 at 1935 in Frampton, Quebec, Cemetery, Paulding. the living God.” — Matthew 16:15-16 ESV Vancrest of Antwerp. Canada, the son of John and Visitation was 2 – 8 PM with Ralph was born in Waverly, Mary (Audet) Kelly. On June Ohio on October 17, 1927, a son a rosary service at 7:30 PM Fri- 18, 1966 he married Helen R. day, July 19 at Den Herder Fu- of the late Daisy L (Streitenberg- Phlipot, who preceded him in neral Home and one hour prior er) and Ralph A Brown. death on September 16, 2012. He served in the U.S. Navy; He was born and raised Catho- to service on Saturday. was a Superintendent at Unioto lic. He was a member of Pauld- In lieu of fl owers, memorials Local Schools & Antwerp Lo- ing Eagles #2405 and Pauld- may be made to Paulding Unit- cal Schools and was a member ing K of C St. Joseph Council ed Methodist Church; Com- of Antwerp United Methodist #2584. He worked as a lineman munity Health Professionals; ANTWERP: Janice Shaff er, Church, Antwerp Rotary, the Th e Gardens of Paulding; or Masons & Shriners. for N.G. Gilbert and Paulding 82, of Antwerp, passed away Sat- Putnam Electric where he re- American Cancer Society. urday, July 20, 2013 at Th e Gar- On Dec 27, 1953 he married Online condolences may be Nancy Collis. tired in 1997. Above all he was dens of Paulding. sent to www.denherderfh .com Janice was born in Antwerp Ralph will be sadly missed a loving father, grandfather, HAVILAND: Wilma Jean on November 4, 1930, a daughter by his wife, Nancy; daughters, brother, uncle and friend who of the late Hazel (Ehrhart) and Jennifer(Neil) Ramsier of An- enjoyed the outdoors. Hartwig, age 78, died Th urs- Woodlan High School Cheerleaders pose for Th e West Bend Fred Major. twerp & Suzanne (Jon) Holla- He is survived by four chil- day, July 18, 2013 at Lutheran News at Th e Day in the Park Parade. She was a secretary to the baugh of Fremont, IN; brother, dren: Anne (Jeff ) Pieper of Hospital, Ft. Wayne, Indiana. Superintendent at Antwerp Lo- Carroll of Chillicothe; grand- Paulding, George G. “Charlie” She was born in Blue Creek (Woodburn Day in the Park With small town frolics like cal School retiring in 1978 & co- children, Anne (Jordan) Cline (Rachel) Kelly Jr. of Granville, Township, Paulding County, Continued from Page 1) OH, Rita (Tom) Ricica of Defi - Woodburn’s going on all over owner of Shaff er Hardware for 18 & Doug Ramsier & great grand- Ohio, on July 17, 1935 the Other acts like Indiana the Northeast Indiana/North- years; a member of First Presby- children, Wyatt & Eliza Cline. ance, and Gary “Bub” English daughter of Harold A. and Wild gave everyone a chance to west Ohio area, it’s near impos- terian Church of Antwerp, the He was also preceded in death of Paulding; fi ve sisters: Doro- Ilo A. (Smith) McAdams. On Eastern Star and her Book Club. by his sister, Ruth Wilhelm. thy (Kuno) Fleig of East Hart- get up close and personal with sible to say, “Th ere’s nothing to November 28, 1953 she mar- some wild things. Th at snake She was united in marriage in His service was held at Ant- ford, CT, Bertha Longchamps, ried Cletus Ray Hartwig, who do around here!” Community werp United Methodist Church was a little TOO close though! 1951 to Fred Shaff er. Evelyne (Donald) Turbide, survives. She was a member is home. on Friday, July 19th, with view- Agnes (Gilles Chagnon) Kelly Janice will be sadly missed by of St. John Lutheran Church, Distant Travelers and Th e West Look for a full listing of win- her husband, Fred; son, Randy ing one hour prior. Viewing was and Cecilia Kelly all of Quebec, Briceton, and was previously Central Quartet fi nished out ners and such in a later issue of (Lynn) of Antwerp; daughter, also on Th ursday, with Masonic Canada; seven grandchildren: the musical portion of the day. the West Bend News and online Denise (Gary) Molnar of Spring- Rites at Dooley Funeral Home, Mikayla and Bailey Pieper, employed by Paulding County Antwerp. Title offi ce and the Paulding And a fi reworks put the 2013 at www.westbendnews.net fi eld & 4 grandchildren. Jennifer (Matt) Devereaux, Jef- Day in the Park to bed. Her service is Tuesday, 11 He was laid to rest at Maumee fery Ricica, Sara, Hannah and County Health Department re- am, with viewing one hour prior Cemetery, with military honors. Sophia English. tiring in 1989. at Dooley Funeral Home, 202 W. Memorials are to the church He is preceded in death by She is survived by her hus- (Vancrest Continued from You can be as social as you River Street, Antwerp. or Vancrest of Antwerp Activity his parents; wife; four broth- band, Ray Hartwig, Haviland; Page 1) want. Viewing is also Monday, 2-4 Fund. ers: Edward, Hubert, Joseph three daughters, Debra (Dr. Th e building has been ren- Jon Bagley, Vice President Condolences and fond mem- & 6-8 pm at the funeral home. and Lawrence Kelly; and two Larry) Tope and Karen (Lee) ovated with 24 assisted living of Vancrest, shared that the She will be laid to rest at ories may be shared at www. sisters, Annie Bourdon and Bakle, both of Paulding; and apartments will be Medicaid dooleyfuneralhome.com apartments. Each apartment Bethel Cemetery. Madeleine Lamanque. Julie (Spencer) Beckman, Havi- Memorials are to the church. is a little diff erent—being waiver or self-pay. Th ere is land; grandchildren: Ashley studios or two rooms. Some still an unfi nished wing. Van- Tope, Kayla (Joel) Miller, Remy even contain huge walk-in crest is waiting to see what the Tope, Dylan Flint, Brett Beck- closets. Th ere are kitchen- community needs before fi n- Free Mammograms Available man, Rachael Fisher, Stacy ettes in all with microwaves ishing the wing. Vancrest has Flint, and Jadyn Flint; and a 12 facilities which includes: great granddaughter, Olivia and nice sized bathrooms, there is also mailboxes and Alzheimer, assisted living and At Miller. skilled nursing facilities. Paulding County Hospital She is preceded in death by door knockers for each room. Th ere is a laundry room and Bagley is “pleased to be in her parents and a brother, Har- Paulding County, trying to ry E. McAdams. a big bright cafeteria with lots Women age 30 and over, without health insurance or Funeral services were con- of windows. Th ere is a com- help out.” who have high deductibles, can receive a free screening mammogram. ducted 11 AM Tuesday, July munity room where residents Brian McCoughlin, Ad- 23 at St. John Evangelical Lu- can play Wii or card games. ministrator of Vancrest of theran Church, Briceton, with Th e front lounge holds a large Antwerp, will also be Admin- AUGUST 5 - 9, 2013 Rev. Karen Stetins offi ciating. TV with a fi re place and lots istrator of this new facility. Burial was followed in Blue of seating for visitors. Th ere What a beautiful addition The mammograms are covered through a grant from the Susan G. Komen Northwest Creek Cemetery, Haviland. will be a lot of activities for to the Payne community and Ohio Affiliate. CALL NOW to schedule an appointment or for more information: Visitation was 2 – 8PM the residents to choose from. Paulding County. 419-399-1131, Radiology Department Monday, July 22 at Den Herder Funeral Home, and one hour VILLAGE OF PAULDING onded by Trausch. Vote: all yea. prior to services on Tuesday at Wiebe relayed the Safety Committee the church. COUNCIL MEETING MIN- met on June 27th to discuss some solid waste issues. In lieu of fl owers, the family UTES 7/1/13 Wiebe noted there have been some mi- requests donations made to St. nor changes to the sewer separation project. Paulding Village Council met in Regu- He advised he is attempting to have the proj- John Lutheran Church. lar Session on July 1, 2013, at 6:30 p.m. in ect engineer make a presentation to Council Free mammograms are provided by Paulding County Hospital in partnership with The Hospital Council of Online condolences may be Council Chambers at the Municipal Build- regarding the status and pending issues sur- sent to www.denherderfh .com ing. Mayor White called the meeting to rounding the project. Northwest Ohio through funding from Susan G. Komen Northwest Ohio Affiliate. order. Mayor White relayed Mayor’s Court Mayor White called roll with the fol- collected $1,413.80 for the month of June (Paulding Library lowing members present: Roger Sierer, Jim 2013. He also noted that he and Wiebe at- Continued from Page 1) Guelde, Randy Daeger, Tom Diaz, and Mike tended an Open House at the Samaritan Trausch. Administrator Wiebe was also Center (located at Dr. Snyder’s old offi ce just ing and will serve popcorn. present, as was Solicitor Jones via Skype. north of Paulding County Hospital on W. Council woman Barb Rife was absent. Wayne Street) for “Th e Hands of Hope”, a Games will be held on the Diaz motioned to approve the minutes pregnancy crisis center. He also relayed the 1035 West Wayne St. ~ Paulding, OH 45879 hour from noon through of the June 17th Council meeting, seconded “Animal Care Clinic” has moved its facili- by Guelde. Vote: all yea. ties to the same location. 419-399-4080 ~ 800-741-1743 5:00 p.m. Make-and-take Sierer noted he has received reports of Mayor White wished the public a safe www.pauldingcountyhospital.com craft s will be available for rats moving about a property located at 823 and enjoyable 4th of July, and noted Village Johnson Road. Th e house burned earlier this offi ces will be closed Th ursday, July 4th and children, too. All branches year, and has yet to be cleaned up. Mayor Friday, July 5th in observance of the holiday. White relayed he and Wiebe will notify Po- At Solicitor Jones’ request, Daeger mo- are also having special events lice Chief Randy Crawford of the situation tioned for Council to move into Executive on that day. Th e Bookmobile to begin the process of demolition. Session to discuss a matter concerning the Wiebe presented the Administrator’s purchase of real estate, seconded by Guelde. will be parked at the library Agenda. It contained a water and sewer as- Vote: all yea. Council returned to Regular sessment for a property owned by Ernest C. Session. during the event and open Crutchfi eld along with a water, sewer, and Diaz motioned to approve the bills, sec- for tours. refuse assessment for a property owned by onded by Guelde. Vote: all yea. Tamara S. Saul Eicher. Guelde motioned to Daeger motioned to adjourn, second- “We are so honored to approve the Administrator’s Agenda, sec- ed by Guelde. Vote: all yea. be selected to set the pace for this years’ United Way campaign,” shares Susan Animal Clinic of Paulding CMH General Surgeon Pieper, library director. 1030 W. 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For more infor- STAGE 1: Th e female strong wings. who is originally from Ham- Fire Department medical mation, please contact New butterfl y lays eggs onto the What does all this have to ilton, OH. Th ey now reside in equipment, New Haven Food Haven Kiwanis President Jeff leaves of milkweed plants do with being born again? It Fort Wayne, IN. Dr. Gilreath Bank, sports clubs and many Showman at (260) 348-2920 (Th is has led to them being is simple really. When that enjoys travel, golf, garden- more. Th e New Haven Ki- or email him at jshow46774@ referred to as “Milkweed caterpillar forms that cocoon ing, painting, and playing the wanis also donates dollars for msn.com. Together, we can Butterfl ies). Th e eggs hatch and encases itself, it will not piano. college scholarships. make a diff erence! aft er four days, giving birth emerge the same as when it For more information on To date, the New Ha- www.newhavenbulletin.com to caterpillars. Th e caterpil- began. Th e body of the cat- becoming a patient of Dr. ven Club has donated over lars immediately feed on erpillar comes apart and is Kate Gilreath, please call the $32,000 to New Haven High their egg cases, and then remolded into that which it Medical Offi ce Building at School graduates who qualify begin to eat the milkweed will be. Th e diff erence be- Paulding County Hospital at for a $500 college scholarship. upon which they were born, tween the caterpillar and the 419-399-1782. Th ese funds largely come from unlike human babies that butterfl y is so overwhelming selling meals at the food tent cling to their mothers, and they appear to be two diff er- LOCAL DOCTOR STARTS DOTTIE RAMBO TRIBUTE during Canal Days. Th e Ki- rely on their mothers to feed ent creatures, which in fact, NEW FAMILY PRACTICE AT HICKSVILLE SENIOR wanis International has also them. they are. In like manner, CENTER allowed the group to actively STAGE 2: Th e caterpillar when a person is born again, Dr. Kate Gilreath, origi- support Riley Children’s Hos- stage lasts about two weeks, that person is transformed nally from Antwerp, OH, will pital since it was created in but as we know, the human into a new being while be starting her family prac- Th e Hicksville Senior Center will host Ed and Al- 1924. stage lasts much longer. Dur- wrapped in the love Jesus. tice at Paulding County Hos- Last August, 16 year old ing the caterpillar stage, as He/she is then diff erent pital Medical Offi ce Building ice McDowell on Wednesday, August 7 from 1:00 to 2:00 Trevor had a sudden onset of JOHN CURRAN & REN- the milkweed is consumed from what he/she once was. on July 29, 2013. Dr. Gilreath Type 1 Diabetes. Trevor went EGADE TO PLAY AT HARLAN the caterpillar stores energy Paul was a good example of graduated from Antwerp p.m. in a free Dottie Rambo tribute concert. Dottie Ram- into a Diabetic coma and his DAYS in the form of fats and nu- the change that occurs when High School in 2002, then at- brain began to swell. His con- trients. Th is is required to one is born again. He went tended Miami University of bo wrote over 2,500 Gospel dition worsened and became John Curran & Renegade carry them through the pu- from persecuting Chris- Ohio. Aft er graduation, she songs and was honored with very bleak. Doctors had no are one of the best country pal stage when they do not tians, to proclaiming Christ attended medical school at numerous awards for songs hope for his survival. Aft er music performers in the area. feed. Human babies spend as Lord. Th is was a 180 de- NYCOM/NYIT in Old West- such as “If Th at Isn’t Love”, performing medical proce- Many years of hard work and the fi rst twelve years of their gree change in his life. bury, NY. For the last three “We Shall Behold Him”, “He dures, doctors were able to dedication have paid off with a lives learning to take care of So what does it mean to years, Dr. Gilreath has been Was Th e Talk of the Town”, get a tube into Trevor’s brain huge fan base in the Midwest- themselves; this is equivalent be “Born Again”? It means a resident in the Fort Wayne “Behold the Lamb”, and “I and drain fl uid. He slowly ern states. Th ey have shared to the “caterpillar” stage. a total transformation in Medical Education Program Just Came To Talk With You began to improve. With ex- the stage with some of the top STAGE 3: Th e caterpillar one’s life from what was to spending time at Lutheran, Lord” to name just a few. She tensive medical bills, the New national country acts such as: spins a silk pad on the leaf or what can be. A transforma- Parkview and St. Joe Hospi- toured for many years with Haven Kiwanis continues to Th e Charlie Daniels Band, branch and hangs from its tion, that once completed, tals. her family as Th e Rambos, support Trevor. While Trevor Rick Trevino, John Anderson, last pair of legs. Th is forms can never be undone. Th is Dr. Gilreath is board cer- and in later years was a part has a long road ahead of him, Th e Kinley’s, Aaron Tippin, a “chrysalis” that hangs in- transformation may take a tifi ed in Family Medicine of the Gaither Homecoming the New Haven Kiwanis was Yankee Grey and John Berry. verted, in the form of the let- lifetime, or only a few mo- and will accept patients of all concerts. able to help make a diff er- Th ey have been featured many ter “J” and encases itself into ments. Jesus put it this way: ages—pediatrics to geriatrics. For those who would like ence toward this young man’s times in local magazines and a distinct and usually green, John 3:5-7, “Jesus an- She is a Doctor of Osteopathy to join the Hicksville seniors recovery. If you have a heart have claimed 9 Whammy exoskeleton. It is during this swered, ‘Truly, truly, I say so she will be performing ma- at lunch, it begins at 12:00 for helping young people in Awards for Best Country Mu- stage that a dramatic change to you, unless one is born of nipulations and has specifi c noon. Reservations must be our community, then we need sic Performer. John Curran occurs. Upon closer exami- water and the Spirit he can- training in concussion man- made a day in advance for the you! & Renegade always put on an nation of the chrysalis, parts not enter into the kingdom agement, especially concern- meal. For more information, We are looking for more energetic show and have great of the future butterfl y are of God. Th at which is born ing athletes and concussions please call Linda at 419-542- volunteers to become mem- rapport with their audiences. evident. Humans, in their of the fl esh is fl esh, and that received in sports activities 5004. bers and help the Kiwanis Th is year they will begin re- teen years, are in stage three, which is born of the Spirit and accidents. She has been continue with these special cording on their new label or their “chrysalis” stage. is spirit. Do not be amazed trained to treat and evaluate KIWANIS ORGANIZATION projects, donations and schol- and beginning a tour, which Upon a closer observation of that I said to you, ‘You must athletes and certifi ed to re- NEEDS YOU! arships. Please plan to attend will cover Florida to Michi- the teenager, parts of the fu- be born again.’” lease the athlete back to their the Kiwanis Open House on gan, playing original songs ture adult become evident. To be born again, means sport aft er a concussion. Her From Mayor McDonald th Th ursday, August 29 from off their new CD. Th e band STAGE 4: Th e mature one has been born not of goal is to make people more In New Haven, we are for- 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the Police is quickly climbing from re- butterfl y emerges and hangs the fl esh, but of God’s Holy aware of the dangers of send- tunate enough to have many Training Room at New Haven gional to the national level. from the split chrysalis un- Spirit. ing an athlete back to their civic organizations such as City Hall located at 815 Lin- Th e music and performances til its wings dry. During sport too soon. the Kiwanis to help out when coln Highway East. You will delivered are highly addictive this time the butterfl y is Establishing a family prac- there is a need. Th e New Ha- Evans Custom learn more about the New and will keep you up on your strengthened and prepared. tice in Paulding County was a ven Kiwanis Club has been Haven Kiwanis Club program feet throughout the entire Before attempting to fl y long term goal for Kate as she active in our community Mowing and fi nd out how you can get show! Don’t miss the show away, the butterfl y tests its Over 30 Yr. Experience grew up in Antwerp watching since June of 1961. “Kiwanis involved. Being a Kiwanis on Th ursday, August 1 from wings and then fl ies away to her father, Dr. James Gray, is a global organization of vol- member can be rewarding in 7:00–10:00 p.m. feed on the clover and fl ow- Fields • CRP Ground take care of his community. unteers dedicated to changing many ways. Th e greatest gift ers nearby before beginning Vacant Lots She appreciates the small the world one child and one you could ever give yourself as BORN AGAIN it’s long, migratory journey. Pastures community atmosphere and a person is contributing your Th e human should follow feels the people in the county time and eff orts to people in By: Rev. Ernie Johnson this same pattern, but as 419-542-7429 are like an extended family. and out of your community teenagers, it is far too easy She is anxious to begin her What does it really mean Cell 419-487-0943 who are in dire need. Kiwanis to be “Born Again”? Th ere to try to fl y before being well John C. Evans practice and looks forward to clubs take on humanitarian re-establish friendships and have been many explana- and civic projects that many tions and many thoughts on acquaintances from her past. public authorities are not Gary Adkins, CEO, said, this subject but perhaps we DMC Container Service prepared or able to perform. need to consider the Mon- “Paulding County Hospital Raising funds to help the poor, is excited to bring Kate back arch Butterfl y as God’s per- participating in fellowship, fect example of being “born to the community. She is very and giving something back energetic and anxious to get again.” to your community are the Anyone that has ever seen started with her practice. 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Now NUAL ICE CREAM SOCIAL PAULDING PRESENTS KING- through the darkness, bash- may the God of peace himself DOM ROCK VBS ing into trees and rocks, sanctify you completely, and Th e congregation of the the rescue team fi nally cor- may your whole spirit and Paulding United Methodist “Kingdom Rock: Where nered him in a resident’s soul and body be kept blame- Church will be hosting their kids stand strong for God” backyard, where it ended up less at the coming of our Lord annual Ice Cream Social on will be presented at First falling into a pool a couple Jesus Christ. He who calls Wednesday evening, August Christian Church, 1233 Em- of times. Eventually, they you is faithful; he will surely 7, 2013. Th ey will be serving a erald Rd, Paulding on Sun- wrangled the animal into do it. 1 Th essalonians 5:12-24 variety of sandwiches, salads day, August 4 through Th urs- a position where another (ESV). and desserts as well as their day, August 8 from 6:00–8:30 rescuer named Jody Boyle Th at’s a lot of stuff to do. popular homemade ice cream. p.m. For more information, yanked the jar off his head. Now, I can’t put these things Serving will begin at 4:30 in call 419-399-4576. A local employee for the to work in your life. You must the aft ernoon and until they Game Commission said do it. You must be determined are out of food, or about 6:30. HICKSVILLE COMMUNITY that this incident shows that to respect your church leaders. people should keep lids on Th e public is welcome. Th e VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL You must be determined to be church building is located at jars that they throw away. SET FOR AUG. 5-7 at peace with others. You must 321 N. Williams St. in Pauld- But maybe that bear also be determined to encourage ing, it is air conditioned and learned a lesson—like keep- Hicksville Community the idle, help the weak, and handicap accessible. ing his head out of jars lined be patient with everyone. You Vacation Bible School will with cooking oil. must be determined to never be held from August 5-7 at First Baptist Church of sic, snacks, craft s, games and With respect to temp- repay evil with evil but to al- BIBLE QUESTIONS St. John Lutheran Church, Antwerp is having their an- learning from the Bible how tation and how we are to ways do good. You must be 812 E. High St., Hicksville. nual VBS week, August 5-9 mighty God is. Friday there deal with it the Bible tell us determined to rejoice. You By: James Potter, Oakwood A free meal will be served from 6:30–8:30 p.m. Regis- will be a music program at that… 1 Corinthians 10:13 must be determined to pray church of Christ at 6:00 p.m. and dismissal trations starts at 6:00 p.m. on 7:30 p.m. (NIV), “No temptation has without ceasing and never 1. Luke 8:26 – What will be at 8:00 p.m. Children seized you except what is Monday. VBS is open for ages If you have any ques- th quench the spirit. You must be people did Jesus and the dis- ages three through 6 grade three years to 6th grade. Our tions please call VBS Direc- common to man. And God determined to be thankful in ciples go to? are invited. Everyone is wel- theme is the Colossal Coaster tor Heather Moser at 419- is faithful; he will not let you all situation. To avoid evil. 2. Luke 8:26 – What come regardless of church based on 2 Timothy 1:7 “For 769-0714. Come join us for a be tempted beyond what you You must be determined, country is opposite of Gali- affi liation or no church affi l- God hath not given us a spirit thrilling week! First Baptist, can bear. But when you are but God, who is faithful will lee? iation. Th ere is no cost. Th e of fear; but of power, and love, 5482 CR 424. Facing fears, tempted, he will also pro- surely match your determina- 3. Luke 8:27 – Who met theme is Kingdom Rock: and of a sound mind.” We Trusting God! vide a way out so that you tion and do His work in you. Jesus when he stepped out of Where Kids Stand Strong will be riding through mu- can stand up under it.” Some argue that people the boat? for God. Register online For more information who share my viewpoint em- 4. Luke 8:27 – What was at https://www.groupvb- about the work of Youth TOWARD AN concluded the story with the phasize our part in this pro- wrong with the man? spro.com/vbs/ez/Hicksvil- for Christ, you may contact EXTRAORDINARY NORMAL phrase, “Man also has wings.” cess too much. How much of a 5. Luke 8:27 – How was leCommunity, by calling Youth for Christ at 419-782- Yet we continue to waddle. role do we really play in being the man dressed? 419-542-6269, or in person 0656, P.O. Box 111, 210 Clin- By: Regan Clem, Riverside What if, instead of wad- holy and how much of our ho- 6. Luke 8:27 – Where did on August 5. Sponsoring ton Street, Defi ance, Ohio Christian Church dling, we were determined to liness is given to us by God? I the man live? churches are First Presbyte- 43512, or email to: defyfc@ Soren Kierkegaard, a 19th be the people that God want- don’t know the answer, nor do 7. Were demons destruc- rian, Grace United Method- embarqmail.com century Danish Christian, ed us to be? I think wasting too much time tive in Christ’s time? ist and St. John Lutheran. 8. Can a spiritual appli- wrote a parable entitled Tame In his fi rst letter to the thinking about that answer is ANNUAL CAMP MEETING church in Th essalonica, Paul cation be made in these two Geese: A Revivalistic Medita- useful. What I do know is that WHAT IS TEMPTING YOU? OF THE CHURCH OF GOD tion. It is the story of a com- gives some practical advice we play a part. Paul spent a verses? 9. Were the Gadarenes FOR NORTHWEST OHIO munity of talking geese who on how to do just that. whole section saying all the Winning the Battle for a Jewish or Gentile? would gather together on We ask you, brothers, things that we must do. And Generation column by: 10. Can demons be Th e annual Camp Meet- Sundays for their religious to respect those who labor then He followed it up with, Rick Jones, Defi ance Area among you and are over you “God will do it.” saved? YFC ing of the Church of God for services. At the gathering, the Comments or questions? Northwest Ohio will begin geese would hear a message in the Lord and admonish God doesn’t need me to Have you ever been so you, and to esteem them very encourage Him to do what He Call James Potter at 419- tempted by something that Saturday, July 27, and run telling them what an amazing 393-4775 or Lonnie Lam- through Friday, August 2, work the Creator wanted to do highly in love because of their should be doing. When I write you gave in to the tempta- work. Be at peace among bert at 419-399-5022. Jesus at Payne. Affi liated with the through them. Not only did an article, I don’t need to con- tion? What were the con- yourselves. And we urge you, loves you and so does the Church of God, Anderson, the Creator give them a great vince God that he needs to sequences of your decision, brothers, admonish the idle, make you holy. I need to con- Oakwood church of Christ. did you get hurt or were IN, the fi rst encampment goal, but he provided them encourage the fainthearted, Answers to last week’s was held there in 1895 by with wings to fl y and accom- vince you to be determined to others hurt as well? What is help the weak, be patient with pursue the life God is calling questions: tempting you? Temptation D.S. Warner. Main worship plish the goal. Th e geese were them all. See that no one re- 1. Th e disciples; 2. Mas- services are held each eve- made to fl y. Th e preacher pro- you to no matter what the cost can present itself in many pays anyone evil for evil, but ter; 3. We are perishing; 4. forms like: ning at 7:00 p.m. claimed the goose-changing because God is already do- always seek to do good to He arose; 5. Rebuked; 6. • A serpent who speaks Th is year’s evangelist is message Sunday aft er Sunday. ing that work in you. You just one another and to everyone. have to take hold of it and be Th ere was calm; 7. Where is to a man and woman that Dr. William (Bill) Jones, Yet aft er hearing the message, Rejoice always, pray without determined and willing. Th e your faith?; 8. He is my lord touching, tasting the fruit of state pastor of the Church the geese would all get out of ceasing, give thanks in all holiness God wants you to and savior, my provider, my the tree will not harm you… of God in Michigan, and their seats and waddle home. circumstances; for this is the live in is right here ready for hope, etc.; 9. Spiritual; 10. • A one night stand that worship leader will be Mike Waddle throughout the week. will of God in Christ Jesus you to grasp. No, whether you want to a king had with a married Snyder, Anderson, Indiana. Th ey would live their lives for you. Do not quench the Paul directs us in what we believe it or not the Bible woman that led to the deaths A youth camp is held each waddling despite having Spirit. Do not despise prophe- need to be determined in. We teaches only one way of sal- of the woman’s husband, day for students in grades been made to fl y. Kierkegaard cies, but test everything; hold need to be people determined vation, not many. child to be and the king see- 7-12, led by youth directors, Now for a few comments John and Melyssa Trussel, Contemporary & Heritage Services to be free from sin and deter- ing his family and kingdom mined to do the work of the on what we have studied. As becoming divided… Marengo, Ohio. Kids’ Camp SundayBible School, Study Bible 8:15 Studya.m. 9:15 is held each day, Monday Woodburn Lutheran School Af¿liation (LCMS) Lord. “Th at’s impossible,” you we will see in future lessons • Th irty pieces of silver say. I can’t be free from sin. I about Jesus and demons we for turning Jesus over to the through Friday, from 9:30 can’t do the super projects that will see how gently Jesus authorities… a.m. – Noon for children God wants done. And I can told them to come out of Regarding temptation ages Kindergarten through hear the whisper of God in people. consider with me how a Grade 6. Linda Smith, for- response, “All you have to do In Luke 13:13 this wom- young black bear experi- mer Paulding County resi- is want it.” Or as Paul wrote, an is the only one of all the enced some consequences dent, will direct the camp. “He who calls you is faithful; demons that Jesus told to as a result of his yielding to Young adult conferences he will surely do it.” come out of people, that He temptation… will be held daily by Pastor Ralph Waldo Emerson touched. People today say A 100-pound young Black Mike and Joanna Harmon, former Paulding County 4412 Park Street – Woodburn 260-632-4821 SundaySunday Worship Worship 8:00 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. a.m. wrote, “Th at which we persist they can cast out demons, Bear in Jamison City, PA got www.christlutheranchurchwoodburn.com Wednesday 7:00 p.m. in doing becomes easier—not but the day of miracles ended into unexpected trouble residents, who live in Owos- that the nature of the task has when the last apostle died, when he found an old plastic so, MI. Daily adult confer- changed, but our ability to do which was John, and the last jar. Th e jar contained cook- ences will be led by various has increased.” one who the apostles laid ing oil and the bear couldn’t individuals. Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Christian Women’s Con- A congregation of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod In Jesus, we see that the hands on died. Something resist the temptation so he extraordinary can become or- that never ceases to amaze stuck his head inside to get a nection will host a women’s West on Antwerp, CR 424 • Antwerp, OH 45813 dinary. We just have to know me is how the majority of the few licks. Unfortunately for conference on Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., 419-258-6505 the life He wants us to live is world, believes they know the bear, his head got stuck possible. All we have to do is more than God, can have a in the jar and remained led by guest speaker, Bernie Proclaiming a Changeless Christ in a Changing World. look around to see extraor- better way of salvation, have stuck for at least 11 days. Barton, career missionary dinary people living in ways books of their own, some Mike Jurbala, a 68-year-old in Tokyo, Japan. A cafeteria 9:00 a.m. Sunday School, Adult Bible Study that are completely ordinary people call them creed books, local resident, summarized and snack stand are available 10:15 a.m. Worship Service to them. Likewise, we need and so forth. Yes, there are the situation: “[Th e bear] on the campgrounds, as well Rev. Lewis Stier to be determined to bring the those prophesying and set- put his head in, and had a as camping and dormitory life of Jesus forward into our ting dates when the earth problem. He’d have died in rooms. For further informa- normal, everyday lives. To be is going to end. You know a couple more days.” tion, contact caretakers Ken free from sin as much as pos- what Jesus would tell them if Area residents fi rst spot- and Roxanna Giff ord at 419- Fellowship Church sible. To be His hands and feet he were here on earth? Th ou ted the bear with the red jar 263-2113. (Meeting at Riverside Family Center; to those around us. To change fool I don’t even know when on its head on June 3, 2013. Located at the corner of 192 & SR. 49, Antwerp) our world. time will end on the earth. Th e bear eluded the local You can read more of Re- Folks we have the Bible, game wardens, but Jurbala Let West Bend News an- gan’s writings at www.regan- this book tells all we need and three other local resi- nounce your engagement, Worship Service sravings.blogspot.com or stop to know about every aspect dents, using a rope and a wedding or anniversary. It’s in to worship God with him of our lives. Please keep on fl ashlight, kept pursuing the only $6 per column for the 6:00 pm Sunday Evenings and his church family on Sun- praying, reading, studying bear. “You knew where he photo and the announce- days at 10:30 a.m. at Riverside the Bible. was,” Jurbala said, “because ment is community news. Pastor Max Begley Christian Church. Located at Ol’ Baldy says bye for now, you could hear him banging NOW add COLOR for only the corner of 192 & SR 49. luv ya! into things.” $25. PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 5 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 24, 2013 PAYNE CHAMBER’S STREET ADVICE Editor’s Note: We here at the 2012-13 season, the NBA MERCER LANDMARK/LAND O’ LAKES SUPPORTERS OF the West Bend News print all D-League saw all-time highs LIVESTOCK BUILDING FUND “Letters to the Editor” because in NBA player assignments we believe that everyone has a (184) and individual play- Constitutional right to freedom ers assigned (58) from their of the press. In saying that, we NBA parent clubs. Twenty six do not necessarily agree with players draft ed in 2012 spent the content that is printed. We time on assignment in the are just the messengers. Th e NBA D-League, including 11 name of the person who wrote fi rst round selections. Jeremy the letter is placed at the end Lamb, selected 12th overall by of each article. To be consid- the Oklahoma City Th under ered for publication, letters and Kendall Marshall, the 13th must be no longer than 1000 overall selection by the Phoe- words, and you must provide nix suns, headlined the group a name along with a phone of 2012 NBA Draft picks to number and/or email to con- play in the NBA D-League Payne Chamber of Commerce President, Chad Benschneider fi rm validity of content. You last season. congratulates Jake Yenser for the opening of his new busi- can respond or submit a new In all, the Houston Rock- ness: J. Yenser Heating & Air Conditioning. letter by email, USPS or fax. ets assigned seven players to Pictured here are Lisa McClure, Paulding County Area Responses need to be re- their affi liate, the Rio Grande Foundation Executive Director; Darren Deff enbaugh, Mer- Summer has made her eff ective at fi ltering the air. ceived by Friday at 5:00 pm to Valley Vipers, the highest entrance. To help keep us 2. Schedule an annual cer County Landmark; and Steve Sukup, Livestock Commit- be considered for the next pub- number of individual players tee Member. cool and comfortable, Jake service check. Th e inter- lication. We reserve the right to play on assignment from nal parts like the cooling Yenser of J. Yenser Heat- to edit for length, content and one team last season. Th e Mercer Landmark and stock Fund in memo line, and coil, sensors, and fans are ing & Air Conditioning has worthiness. Th under assigned Lamb and Land O’ Lakes, Inc. recently mailed or dropped of at 101 some words of advice to keep checked and cleaned during email: [email protected] four other players to the Tul- gift ed $10,000.00 to the Live- E. Perry Street, Paulding, OH your cooling system running a service call—all impor- sa 66ers, while the Portland stock Building Fund. Land 45879. effi ciently. tant checks to maintain your fax: 419-258-1313 Trail Blazers and San Antonio O’ Lakes matched Mercer caption: Pictured here Jake Yenser and his wife AC’s reliability. Nothing like USPS: West Bend News Spurs each assigned four play- Landmark’s gift of $5,000.00. are Lisa McClure, Paulding Susie (Mumma), branch your air conditioner break- PO Box 1008 ers to develop with their mi- Th e Livestock Building Fund County Area Foundation manager of the Payne Branch ing on the hottest day of the Antwerp, OH 45813 nor league affi liates, the Idaho was established for the build- Executive Director; Darren Library, live in Payne. Jake year! He suggests to schedule Stampede and Austin Toros, ing and maintenance of three Deff enbaugh, Mercer County attended and graduated a service call for you AC in respectively. livestock barns, located on the Landmark; and Steve Sukup, from Ivy Tech Community the spring. One simple home LETTER TO THE EDITOR For the second season NBA Paulding County Fairground. Livestock Committee Mem- College, receiving his Asso- solution to keeping your AC players in the fi rst three years To make a tax-deductible gift , ber. running is to wash the ex- A while back I warned of their NBA careers may checks can be made payable So, you like reading the ciates in Construction Tech- people about the intersections nology with a specialization ternal unit with water. Just be assigned to their NBA D- to Paulding County Area West Bend News? Call or be sure to turn off the power along Dix Street (Paulding). League affi liate an unlimited in HVAC. Jake practiced in th Foundation, Building Live- Stop on in and let us know. supply fi rst. On Friday July 19 I witnessed number of times, according to Antwerp for six years before another act of stupidity that the NBA Collective Bargain- starting his own business. J. 3. Change your air fi lters. It is important enough to be almost caused a major acci- ing Agreement, while for the Los Angeles Clippers, Phoe- DE) – Philadelphia 76ers Yenser Heating & Air Con- dent. Leaving at 6:45 for early third consecutive year, players ditioning is a sales, service, mentioned twice. When you nix Suns, Toronto Raptors, • Erie Bayhawks (PA) change the oil in your car, morning golf I approached beyond the fi rst three years of and installation business Utah Jazz), Fort Wayne Mad – New York Knicks pick up an air fi lter for your Harrison Street from the their NBA careers may be as- Ants (Charlotte Bobcats, De- specializing in residential • Fort Wayne Mad Ants AC on your way home. north while a gold Avalanche signed to their NBA D-League troit Pistons, Indiana Pacers, (IN) – Charlotte Bobcats, De- and light commercial appli- truck approached from the Th e Payne Chamber of affi liate with their consent and Memphis Grizzlies, Milwau- troit Pistons, Indiana Pacers, cation. south with turn signal indi- Commerce would like to for- the consent of the NBA Play- kee Bucks, Orlando Magic), Memphis Grizzlies, Milwau- cating a right turn. From the Jake shares with us the ers Association. Last season, Iowa Energy (Chicago Bulls, kee Bucks, Orlando Magic mally welcome Jake Yenser west a silver/gray Mustang three most important ways the NBA D-League saw veter- Denver Nuggets, Minnesota • Idaho Stampede (Boise, into the business commu- blew through the stop sign at to keep your air conditioner nity. J. Yenser Heating & Air ans Amar’e Stoudemire (New Timberwolves, New Orleans ID) – Portland Trail Blazers or above the speed limit. Th e York Knicks, Erie BayHawks) in tip-top shape for summer. Conditioning is located at Pelicans, Washington Wiz- • Iowa Energy (Des driver of the truck must have and Keyon Dooling (Mem- 1. Change your air fi lters. 103 West Merrin St., Payne. ards). Moines, IA) – Chicago Bulls, Filters not only help to keep been as shocked as I was as phis Grizzlies, Bighorns) take Jake can be reached at 419- he hesitated before turning. Th e NBA D-League con- Denver Nuggets, Minnesota your home’s air clean but advantage of NBA D-League tinues to be a springboard for Timberwolves, New Orleans 263-2000. Mustang driver, I know who assignments to rehabilitate in- keep your AC clean. Just as And just in case you were NBA talent with 30 percent Pelicans, Washington Wiz- you get an oil change, you you are and you know who juries or further develop their wondering… Jake’s home you are. You have always had of all NBA players on 2012-13 ards too should change your con- games. end-of-season rosters having is furnished with a 3-ton a disregard for traffi c laws, “We’re excited that nearly • Los Angeles D-fenders ditioner’s air fi lters. He also played in the NBA D-League Bard Air Conditioner and he I have never seen you use a half of the NBA has now ac- (CA) – Los Angeles Lakers advises that you use dispos- during their careers. keeps his home cooled to a turn signal to let others know quired an exclusive NBA • Maine Red Claws (Port- able fi lters as they are more respectable 72°F. of your intentions. Th is could D-League affi liation, which Th e complete affi liation land, ME) – Boston Celtics have a very serious accident demonstrates how important system for 2013-14 is listed • Reno Bighorns (NV) below: – Sacramento Kings Ready for your REMINDER TO ANTWERP had either one of us been a the NBA D-League has be- VETERANS! couple of seconds earlier in come for player, coach, and 2013-14 NBA Develop- • Rio Grande Valley Vipers next set of that intersection. Th at handi- staff development,” said Dan ment League Team Affi lia- (TX) – Houston Rockets Wheels? Th is is a reminder to the capped sign doesn’t give you Reed, NBA D-League Presi- tions • Santa Cruz Warriors local Antwerp Veterans. If the right to endanger others dent. “Once again we look for- • Austin Toros (TX) – San (CA) – Golden State Warriors you have not had your name lives in your driving. Too bad ward to providing an eff ective Antonio Spurs • Sioux Falls Skyforce (SD) engraved on the V.E.T.S. Me- we can’t make a citizen’s ar- ‘farm system’ benefi ting all • Bakersfi eld Jam (CA) – Miami Heat morial, you may turn in your rest because I’m sure that the 30 NBA teams, current NBA – Atlanta Hawks, Los Angeles • Springfi eld Armor (MA) documentation for this year’s driver of the truck would be players at all stages of their ca- Clippers, Phoenix Suns, To- – Brooklyn Nets engraving by sending your happy to sign it—as I would. reers, and top NBA prospects ronto Raptors, Utah Jazz • Texas Legends (Frisco, honorable or medical dis- So people, I say watch the aspiring to achieve their NBA • Canton (OH) – Cleveland TX) – Dallas Mavericks charge papers to Nancy Lich- intersections along Dix Street dreams.” Cavaliers • Tulsa 66ers (OK) – Okla- ty, PO Box 538, Antwerp, OH as it seems to be an area that Of the 17 NBA D-League • Delaware 87ers (Newark, homa City Th under 45813. If you have any ques- idiot drivers seem to gather teams playing during the tions please call Keith West at to practice their poor driving 2013-14 season, six are fully Woodburn 632.4245 419-258-2232 or Nancy Lichty habits. It may take a serious or owned and operated by their Grabill 627.2111 at 419-258-2026. Th e deadline fatal accident to wake people NBA affi liates: the Austin Give me a Call! is September 9, 2013. up to this area of town and I Toros (San Antonio Spurs), DENNIS RECKER If we already have your don’t want to be a victim of Canton Charge (Cleveland Cell: 419-786-0889 documentation and you would their stupidity. Cavaliers), Delaware 87ers [email protected] like to get it back please call —Gregg Gorman (Philadelphia 76ers), Los An- the above numbers. All docu- geles D-Fenders (Los Angeles mentation will be destroyed NBA ANNOUNCES AFFILI- Lakers), Santa Cruz Warriors INTEGRITY this year. We will only release (Golden State Warriors), and ORD ATIONS WITH NBA DE- Computer F it to the person who turned it VELOPMENT LEAGUE FOR Tulsa 66ers (Oklahoma City Business: 419-399-2555 in to us. Th under). Th e Erie BayHawks 2013-14 SEASON (New York Knicks), Idaho Loans! Stampede (Portland Trail Wondering how to pay Th e National Basketball Blazers), Maine Red Claws for all those gigabytes FOR RENT: THIS SPACE Association and the NBA De- • Competitively low rates Remodeled weekly if you request. High-traffi c area. (Boston Celtics), Rio Grande and gadgets? Go from • Flexible terms and payment plans velopment League, the offi cial Valley Vipers (Houston Rock- Convenient location. 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During Serving Cedar Creek, Jackson, Jefferson, Madison, Marion, Maumee, M-F 8-4:30; Sat 8-2:30; Closed Sun kersfi eld Jam (Atlanta Hawks, Milan, Monroe, Scipio and Springfield Townships. PAGE 6 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 24, 2013 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] JAN & HILLARY ZIJLSTRA ty clay. It is not too much dif- HOOSIER GENTRY PERFORMING AT HARLAN DAYS THURS- ferent than the area back in DAY, AUGUST 1 By: Stan Jordan Holland. Th e other day, Jan and Jan and his parents started Hillary Zijlstra came into the the dairy here in Antwerp in WBN and they told me all 1998. about the dairy business and Th ey lived in the Charlie themselves. Th ey are the peo- Ferrari house on T Rd. 160. ple, along with his brother, Jan went to AHS his senior who own the large dairy on year and graduated in 2000. CR 21. His knowledge and use of the Jan was born in Kobarb, English language is impec- Holland, in July of 1982. His cable. By: Stan Jordan parents are Leo and Sjiewke He enrolled in the Ohio I was in a personnel of- OLD DAN & I CHAPTER 47: Zijlstra. Th ere are four chil- State College branch in fi ce with the government in dren in the family. Wooster, OH in agriculture Washington DC, receiving THE WAR IS OVER, SEP- His father operated a dairy and management in dairy sci- applications for federal em- TEMBER 1945 in Holland, with 50 to 150 ence. ployment. Th e standard form Members of the quartet are: Dave Th omas, tenor; Bob Bow- milk cows. He wanted to ex- While he was in school in asked the question, ‘Why did man, lead; Tom Schaden, bari; and Duane Johnson, bass. By: Stan Jordan pand but couldn’t for a couple Wooster, OH in 2000 he met you leave your present em- Th e war is over now and Hoosier Gentry is a Bar- Quartet Champions” of the of reasons. Hillary Bordner, a pretty stu- ployment?’ bershop quartet that goes Cardinal District in the I have mixed emotions. Oh, dent from the Fremont, OH One applicant, a former yes, I’m glad the fi ghting has Th ey visited the U.S. and back to a 2001 beginning as spring of 2006. Since that stopped but I might not ever looked about fi nding a dairy area. Hillary had graduated U.S. Congressman, put: ‘with a competing senior quartet in time they’ve worked on de- see a P-51D Mustang again, I here so they could expand. from Fremont High School the expressed wish of 11,000 Cardinal District, a two state veloping their repertoire and might never fl y again. My job Th ey looked this great in 2001. She enrolled in OSU voters.’ area including all of Indiana Show Package so they are was a rear gunner in a P-51D country over and even the in equine science, as she is a -30- and Kentucky. Th ey will per- prepared to sing for almost Mustang. I feel sort of sick that great western states. Th ey horse lover. A father was trying to form at Harlan Days on Au- any occasion. In addition to I might not be up in the wild looked at one time to going Th ey are members of An- teach his young son the evils gust 1st from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Barbershop Shows they enjoy blue yonder again, breezing into business in Wyoming. twerp’s Riverside Christian of alcohol. Hoosier Gentry became singing for parties, banquets, along at 400 m.p.h. I guess that Th e area around Antwerp Church. He put one worm in a best known for their sing- receptions, fairs, and being feeling is what the song writers is about like their farm in Editors note: Th is column glass of water and another ing “Backyard Barbecue with “singing valentines”. call, ‘feeling blue’. Holland—it is fl at and has on Jan Zijlstra and the dairy worm in a glass of whiskey. Curtis Smith” on 21 Alive Th ey have been featured at Gen. Brig. Guggenheim a lot of clay soil. He said he will be continued next week. Th e worm in the water lived, all summer long on Friday the Grabill Country Fair for came in and said the 589th knows about Paulding Coun- See ya! while the one in the whiskey nights. the last 12 years, strolling the fi ghter wing will fl y over the curled up and died. Th e Hoosier Gentry won streets and singing barber- Battleship Missouri when they “All right, son,” asked the sign the peace treaty. Oh, yes, THE HISTORY OF NORTH MAIN & 424 THE SITE OF THE the distinction of “Senior shop songs. POP-N-BREW IN ANTWERP father, “what does that show he added, no horse play or hi you?” jinx. “Well, Dad, it shows that day, August 24, at the respec- and a Harvest Information When we returned to Oki- if you drink alcohol, you will tive public area headquar- nawa and parked our Mustangs Program (HIP) certifi ca- I could have bawled. I love my not have worms.” ters. Drawings for the other tion. Hunters must obtain a job as a rear gunner in a P-51D. -30- hunts will be held the day new HIP certifi cation each We don’t fl y now we just keep Woman’s Perfect Break- of the hunt at noon. Maps year. Licenses, permits and shining our airplanes. I guess fast: and details are available at stamps are available online we’ll turn them in and be free She’s sitting at the table wildohio.com. Questions at the Wild Ohio Customer of them, but that has a down- with her gourmet coff ee. Her about these hunts should be Center. Federal duck stamps side also, I will miss that P-51D son is on the cover of the directed to the ODNR Di- are available at duckstamp. like a puppy dog. Wheaties box. Her daughter vision of Wildlife’s District com. Old Dan talked about buy- is on the cover of Business Five offi ce at 937-372-9261. A state wetlands habi- ing our P-51D. But the brass Week. Her boyfriend is on Canada geese may be tat stamp endorsement and said it was too early to look the cover of Playgirl. And hunted statewide Septem- a federal duck stamp are into a deal like that. her husband is on the back of ber 1-15 during the special By: Stan Jordan First you see the cupola in not required to hunt doves, Gen. Norm said he doubts the milk carton. early season, with a daily rails, moorhens, snipe and if that deal will work because Th e above picture is of the the background on the new See ya! limit of fi ve birds and pos- corner of North Main and town hall. Th at was built in woodcock. Only nontoxic that plane has a rear gunner session limit of 15 birds aft er shot may be used to hunt seat and will probably go into East River Street which is now 1907. the second day. Th e Mercer the Air Force Museum in Day- the site of the Pop-n-Brew. Th ose tall light poles were OHIO WILDLIFE COUNCIL waterfowl, rails, moorhens APPROVES EARLY MIGRA- Canada Goose Zone will be and snipe. ton, OH. Th is photo was loaned to erected in 1891. But the city open during the early Cana- While here in Okinawa we TORY GAME BIRD HUNTING Hunting hours are sun- me by Lyle Bickard, AHS class light plant was not fi nished da goose season. waited for our time to go back of ‘69. He is a fi nish carpenter until 1897. SEASONS rise to sunset. Th e only ex- to the states. We played a little Th e early teal hunting ceptions will be on wildlife in the St. Louis area. I have See the little outhouse season is September 7-22 euchre, but it is not the same as never seen this picture before at the right rear? Plumbing Th e Ohio Wildlife Coun- areas that have specially it used to be. with a daily bag limit of six posted hunting times for and we are very glad to have it didn’t come to Antwerp until cil approved the state’s birds and possession limit of Well, we didn’t hear any for our fi les. 1930. 2013-2014 early migratory doves. scuttlebutt about anything. 18 aft er the second day. Th e 2013-14 Ohio Hunt- Bryce Steiner, the head Th is photo shows that Riv- game bird hunting seasons Sora rails, Virginia rails So I will not be writing for mogul here at the WBN, and er Street had been curbed and at its scheduled meeting ing and Trapping Regula- awhile. and moorhens can be hunt- I are trying to place the time catch basins put in. Th e new on Wednesday, July 17, ac- tions and the 2013 Migra- It is very hard to think our ed September 1 – Novem- tory Game Bird Hunting group the 589th Fighter Wing of this picture. I know that cement sidewalks were in but cording to the Ohio Depart- ber 9 with a daily limit of in the 1920’s it was a Winged the street was not paved until ment of Natural Resources Seasons brochure can be will break up and go our sepa- 25 rails and 15 moorhens. found online at wildohio. rate ways, we are just like a 70 gas station, and was oper- 1917 or 1918. Main Street was (ODNR). September 1 kicks Hunting season for snipe is ated by Art Rogers and Harry already paved in 1915. off the state’s bird hunting com. Th e 2013 Migratory family of brothers. September 1 – November 25 Game Bird Hunting Sea- You might not hear from Carr. So if you keep all those seasons for mourning dove, and December 15 – Janu- We have gone through Mr. dates in mind this picture Canada goose, rail, moor- sons brochure will be avail- me for awhile but I guarantee ary 4, 2014, with a daily bag able by late August at license you will down the road… you Ehrhart’s book and we fi gure was taken aft er 1915 but be- hen and snipe. limit of eight. Th e woodcock outlets, ODNR Division of will. the picture was taken in 1916 fore 1917 or 1918. New this year, bag lim- hunting season is October See ya! or 1917. See ya! its for Canada geese and Wildlife district offi ces or by 12 – November 25 with a calling 800-WILDLIFE. teal have increased, and daily bag limit of three. possession limits aft er the Waterfowl hunters must second day of hunting have have a valid hunting license Be sure to tell the busi- increased for all migratory in addition to a state wet- nesses you patronize, that game bird species. lands habitat stamp endorse- you saw their ad in the West Ohio’s dove season is ment, a federal duck stamp Bend News. September 1 – October 21 and December 15 – January 2, 2014, with a daily limit of 15 birds and a possession
LTD. limit of 45 birds aft er the second day. Controlled dove hunts will be off ered at Fallsville, Rush Run, Spring Valley, TWO FOR Indian Creek and Bott state wildlife areas. Bott Wildlife Area will hold its drawings at the Indian Creek Head- quarters. Th ese controlled hunts will take place on Sunday, September 1, and Monday, September 2; hunting hours will be noon to sunset. Controlled dove Southwest Chicken hunts will also be off ered Buff alo Chicken at St. Marys Fish Hatchery Turkey Bacon on September 1-2, 7, 14 and Taco 21. Youths 17-years-old and Veggie younger will be given prior- ity on September 1-2. Steak & Cheese Opening day drawings Chicken & Cucumber for all of these hunts will take place at noon on Satur- PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 7 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 24, 2013 AG APPRECIATION DAY IN NEW HAVEN JOHN PAULDING HISTORI- BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT WATCH OUT AT GREEN AND SUMMIT CAL SOCIETY MAY/JUNE MEETINGS Reed Andrew Brown was born on July 15, 2013 at 8:21 Th e June Director’s Meet- p.m. at Community Memo- ing was held on the 25th of the rial Hospital, Hicksville. He month. was 8 lb. 12 oz. and was 21 Th e General Meeting was inches long. held on Tuesday, May 28. Af- He was welcomed home ter a short business meeting, by his parents Andrew Brown JPHS President, Kim Sutton, and Chantelle Pease of Payne, introduced the program for along with his siblings: Jude the evening. and Rhaegan. Mark Holtsberry, educa- His proud grandparents are Larry and Diane Brown tion specialist with the Pauld- From the city of New Ha- to back log of work by Fort ing County Soil and Water of Arthur, OH; Rick and Once again the New Ha- provided by the Heritage and ven… Concerning the traffi c Wayne traffi c signal, which Conservation District, gave Kim Pease of Woodburn, IN; ven Chamber of Commerce is Woodlan High Schools FFA light at Green Street and Sum- provides traffi c signal services an interesting presentation Connie and Dave Gordon of getting ready to celebrate the (Future Farmers of America) mit Street, on July 17, 2013 at to New Haven. on the history of the old sugar Antwerp; and Janet Seslar of agricultural community. Ev- programs along with the In- 11:13 pm a semi tractor trailer, Th e traffi c signal at Green beet factory in Paulding. Th e Woodburn. ery year businesses, regularly diana Pork Producers. illegally using Green Street, Street and Summit Street was factory once stood on the very used by the rural community, Th e Chamber can off er struck the traffi c signal pole originally installed in 1971. grounds where the museum is BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT come together to display their this great program with free at Green Street and Summit Since, 1971 traffi c patterns and now located. wares and speakers share per- admission thanks to our event Street on the northeast cor- counts have changed; the City Mark shared many inter- Makenzie Dalie Muir was tinent information pertain- sponsor Central States Enter- ner, snapping the pole and of New Haven will perform a esting facts about the factory born on July 17, 2013 at 12:14 ing to the agricultural com- prises. If your company would destroying the signals. Th is traffi c study to determine if as well as information on the p.m. at Community Memo- munity. like to sponsor this event or intersection will be a four way the signal is still warranted. Paulding ponds and sur- rial Hospital, Hicksville. She Th is year’s line up of speak- exhibit at this event you can stop until further notice due www.newhavenbulletin.com rounding areas. weighed 6 lb. 4.4 oz. and was ers include Rob Winters the fi nd information and forms He is currently in the pro- 19.8 inches long. Farm Director for WOWO as on the New Haven Chamber c cess of clearing walking trails Her proud parents are M Connell Stump Removal Master of Ceremony; Farm of Commerce website www. around the ponds so hikers Adam and Katrina Muir of reports from Dave Kohli and newhavenindiana.org. – Free Estimates – may enjoy them all year long. Antwerp. 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No. 1 rankings in 2002 and themselves build resources Independent Alliance 2003, and consecutive No. 2 for the future and make prog- Banks was listed as 127th rankings in 2009 and 2010. ress toward their long-term with a three year return on FORTUNE and Time Inc. are goals. If you’re in this group, average equity of 9.1 percent. not affi liated with and do not what can you do? IAB was one of 11 fi nancial endorse products or services For starters, pay yourself institutions from Indiana. of Edward Jones. fi rst. Set up an automatic pay- Th e top bank was Citizens Fi- ment each month from your nancial Services of Mansfi eld, FIRST DEFIANCE TO PRES- checking or savings account PA with a three year return of ENT AT ANNUAL KBW COM- (l-r) Dr. Cynthia Krueger, vice president for academics at into an investment vehicle, 17.8 percent. MUNITY BANK INVESTOR NSCC; Dr. Th omas Stuckey, NSCC president; Gregory Guz- such as an IRA. At fi rst, you Th e list included public man, Herzing University-Toledo president; and David Ebers- may only be able to aff ord banks and thrift s with less CONFERENCE bach, academic dean of Herzing University-Toledo sign the small sums — but, over time, than $2 billion in assets as PACE program partnership agreement, which will provide you may be pleasantly sur- of December 31st that are ei- First Defi ance Financial a pathway for NSCC’s students to earn a bachelor’s degree prised at the amount you’ve ther exchange-traded or fi le Corp. (NASDAQ: FDEF) Financial Focus by: Gabe announced that William J. through Herzing. Pollock, Edward Jones saved. with the SEC per SNL Finan- Next, every time your sal- cial LC. Listed are the most Small, Chairman, President Advisor and Chief Executive Offi cer Two local schools have all about the student—which As Americans, we’re used ary goes up, try to increase profi table 200 institutions joined forces to help make is the way it should be.” the amount you put into your of all 851 fi tting the criteria. and Donald P. Hileman, Ex- to thinking that we will inevi- ecutive Vice President and obtaining a bachelor’s de- “As a community college, tably do better than our par- 401(k) or other employer- Th e median ROE for the top gree more aff ordable. Th e Northwest State is pleased to sponsored retirement plan. 200 rose from 9.57 percent in Chief Financial Offi cer, will ents’ generation. But, for now present at the KBW Annual presidents of Herzing Univer- be working with Herzing to at least, this type of progress Because you typically con- 2010 to 10.01 percent in 2011 sity–Toledo and Northwest provide new opportunities tribute pretax dollars to your and to 10.15 in 2012. Howev- Community Bank Investor may be facing some road- Conference on Tuesday, July State Community College that will allow our students blocks — and this inability 401(k) or other plan, the more er, 70 of the institutions that held a signing ceremony on to move forward with their you put in, the lower your performed well enough to be 30, 2013 at 8:30 a.m. EDT. Th e to gain ground, fi nancially, presentation will be webcast. July 15, 2013 for a three plus education beyond the associ- can have real implications for taxable income. Plus, your ranked have a 3-year aver- one partnership program ate degree,” said Dr. Th omas money can grow on a tax-de- age ROE below the 9 percent Keefe, Bruyette and Woods today’s younger people and will host the Investor Con- that is progressive, attainable, Stuckey, Northwest State their approach to investing. ferred basis. mark. convenient, and economical Community College presi- Here’s another sugges- Independent Alliance ference where more than 80 Before we get to the invest- community banks are sched- (PACE). Th e new partnership dent. “Our students are look- ment component, though, tion: Don’t be “over-cautious” Banks, Inc., established in will allow students to earn a ing for fl exible options that with your investments. Many 2005, is a single bank holding uled to present over two days. let’s quickly review the nature Small and Hileman will dis- bachelor’s degree in business will build on their current of the problem. In a nutshell, younger investors, apparently company for iAB Financial administration by taking the skills and gain the knowledge nervous due to market vola- Bank – the result of a consoli- cuss First Defi ance Financial younger Americans — those Corp.’s community fi nancial fi rst three years at Northwest needed to advance in their in their twenties and thirties tility of recent years, have be- dation of Grabill Bank and State Community College chosen career fi eld.” come quite conservative, put- MarkleBank on October 9, services business strategy and — have accrued signifi cantly fi nancial performance. and fi nishing the fi nal year Both Herzing University less wealth than their parents ting relatively large amounts 2012. iAB Financial Bank em- through Herzing University- and Northwest State Com- of their portfolio into vehicles ploys approximately 280 peo- Interested investors are did at the same age, according invited to view a live webcast Toledo. Students will benefi t munity College are accredited to a recent study by the Urban that off er signifi cant protec- ple in our local communities from the aff ordable commu- by the Higher Learning Com- tion of principal but little in which include Fort Wayne, of the presentation including Institute. Here’s why: audio and user driven pre- nity college tuition at North- mission. Th e business ad- • Bursting of housing the way of growth potential. Blufft on, Grabill, Harlan, west State and the career-fo- ministration program is the Of course, the fi nancial mar- Huntington, Leo, Markle, sentation slides by logging on “bubble” — Many younger to http://wsw.com/webcast/ cused curriculum of Herzing fi rst partnership for the two people who bought houses kets will always fl uctuate, and New Haven, Ossian, Roanoke, University. schools, but there are plans downturns will occur — but Van Buren and Warren. kbw12/fdef/ on Tuesday, July shortly before the housing 30, 2013 at approximately “While many colleges to add degrees in technology, “bubble” began defl ating in when you’re young, and you and universities are usu- healthcare, and public safety have many decades in which 8:30 a.m. EDT. Th e presenta- 2006 now fi nd themselves PHIL RECKER RECEIVES tion will be archived on http:// ally in competition to enroll to the program off erings. to be “underwater” on their to invest, you have time to EDWARD JONES AWARD students, we recognize that Th ose interested in learn- overcome short-term declines. www.kbw.com for 90 days. mortgages — that is, they owe FOR EXCEPTIONAL Th e presentation will also collaborations should be ing more about this partner- more than their houses are To achieve your long-term happening instead to make ship program can contact goals, such as a comfortable ACHIEVEMENT IN BUILD- be available on the Inves- worth. Consequently, they ING CLIENT RELATION- tor Relations portion of First higher education more aff ord- Herzing University–Toledo have less opportunity to build retirement, you will unques- able and accessible,” said Greg at 419.776.0300 or Northwest tionably need some growth SHIPS Defi ance’s website at www. home equity — which has fdef.com for 90 days aft er July Guzman, president of Herz- State Community College at been an important means of elements in your portfolio, ing University’s Toledo cam- 419.267.1320. with the exact amount based Phil Recker of the fi nan- 30, 2013. building wealth for past gen- About First Defi ance Fi- pus. “Th e PACE program is erations. on your risk tolerance and cial services fi rm Edward specifi c objectives. Jones in Paulding recently nancial Corp. • Student-loan debt — Th e First Defi ance Financial median balance among all Th ese aren’t the easi- won the fi rm’s Edward Jones est times for young people. 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Krick, dec’d; Sec 8; pt lot; Block F; 0.523 acre; To: Federal recent graduates. It can take cial fortunes — so look for tionships with those clients 19; pt NW¼; Sec. 19; Lot 12; pt. lot 12 Home Loan Mortgage Corporation your opportunities. we serve,” said Recker. “And vice branches and 42 ATM Noneman’s Rolling Acres #1; 7.737 acres; Grover Hill Village: years to pay off these debts locations in northwest Ohio, To: Michelle D. Braaten-Krick 7/12/13; Travis B. & Kati L. Young; — and the money being used it is also quite inspirational to 7/12/13; Michelle D. Braaten-Krick; Lot 90; original plat; 0.200 acre; To: Jo- receive an award named aft er southeast Michigan and Sec 19; pt NW¼; Sec 19 Lot 12; pt. lot 106 seph A. Stahl for debt payments is money INDEPENDENT ALLIANCE northeast Indiana. First In- Noneman’s Rolling Acres #1; 7.737 acres; Latty Village: that can’t go toward building BANKS NAMED IN THE TOP a fi rm legend such as Edward To: Brad S. & Charie N. Peters 7/12/13; John F. & Darlene J. Kohler; Jones Sr. who was so innova- surance Group is a full line Harrison Twp.: Lot 31; E½ Lot 32-33; original plat; 0.167 wealth for long-term goals. 200 COMMUNITY BANKS insurance agency with six 7/11/13; Roger C. & Patricia L. Eck- acre; To: John F. & Darlene J. Kohler, • Wage stagnation — For tive and recognized the need hart; Sec 5; pt SW ¼; 2.00 acres; To: John Trustees for quality fi nancial advice offi ces throughout northwest M. Apple & Amanda S. Apple Paulding Village: several years, the job mar- Independent Alliance Ohio. 7/15/13; Fred Burden, dec’d; Sec 35; pt 7/11/13; Carrie L. McMichael; Lot 62; ket has been pretty bad for for long-term individual in- NE¼ SE¼; 2.16 acres; Sec 35 Lot 7; 0.344 W½ NE¼ Dix’s Addition; 0.212 acre; To: Banks, Inc. (IAB) the holding vestors.” For more information, acres; To: Mark & Jennifer Price Jimmy R. McMichael, Jr. younger workers. And even company for iAB Financial visit the company’s Web site Latty Twp.: 7/12/13; John F. & Darlene J. Kohler; those with jobs aren’t making Edward Jones provides 7/15/13; Kent J. Frey; Sec 31; pt S½ Lot 40; Schultz Addition; 0.419 acre; John Bank, has been recognized in fi nancial services for indi- at www.fdef.com. SW¼; 56.867 acres; To: Kent J. Frey, F. & Darlene J. Kohler, Trustees much headway, because wag- the top 200 community banks Trustee 7/16/13; Joann M. Perl: Lot 11; condo es, adjusted for infl ation, have vidual investors in the United Paulding Twp.: M. unit #2 Bittersweet Village phase 2; To: and thrift s in the American States and, through its affi li- PAULDING COUNTY COURT 7/16/13; Gregory Rex Johnson; Sec Joann M. Perl, LE, et al largely stagnated for over a Banker Magazine’s annual 35; pt W½ NW¼; 11.082 acres; To: David 7/17/13; Stykemain of Paulding, LLC; decade. Less income clearly ate, in Canada. Every aspect REPORTS R. & Patricia A. Gerber Lot 18 with part; Lot 12 with part; Whin- ranking of best performers. of the fi rm’s business, from 7/17/13; Gregory Rex Johnson; Sec 35; nery’s Addition; 0.133 acre; To: Diamond equates to less opportunities Th is ranking is based on a Criminal Disposition Report: pt NW¼; 2.005 acres; To: Sam & Laura C. Cyber Cafe, LLC the types of investment op- Glenn A. Knapp; Antwerp; Drug Par- Riverside tions off ered to the location of aphernalia; Guilty; shall pay all fi nes & costs; operator’s license is suspended for priced right Gabriel J Pollock branch offi ces, is designed to 6 months on A & C and to run concurrent Financial Advisor cater to individual investors with suspension on Count B; Drug Abuse; From Trash Guilty; pay all fi nes & costs, license is sus- in the communities in which pended for 6 months on count A & C; sus- to Treasure they live and work. Th e fi rm’s pension concurrent with traffi c case William J. Sheurich; Paulding; Drug for You! 110 E HIGH ST. 12,000-plus fi nancial advisors Abuse; A-Dismiss; case dismissed per HICKSVILLE, OH 43526 work directly with nearly 7 State; w/o prejudice, costs waived Open Rickey D. Rivas; Haviland; Disor- TO PLANT A FREEBus. FLOWER 419-542-6260 FOR MOM! million clients to understand derly Conduct; Guilty; probation; pay Thurs. & Fri., 10-5 their personal goals—from fi nes & costs; no contact w/victim; com- 419-623-7275 Saturday, 10-4 TF. 855-542-6260 munity service; complete ‘Th inking for A college savings to retire- Change’ program 113 W. Main St. • Van Wert, OH Sunday, 1-4 www.edwardjones.com ment—and create long-term Misty Dawn Owens; Oakwood; Dis- investment solutions that orderly Conduct; Guilty; pay all fi nes & costs; no unlawful contact w/victims; [email protected] - www.rehabfab.com Member SIPC emphasize a well-balanced credit for 1 day jail served Jon H. Dobbelaere; Paulding; Im- portfolio and a buy-and- proper Firearms; Case A; J-No Cont; hold strategy. Edward Jones shall pay all fi nes & costs; 783.22 caliber embraces the importance of bolt-action rifl e to be forfeited to OSP; the Phone: 419-258-1917 • 14777 S.R. 49 Fabrica De Armas Model & 50 rounds to Antwerp, OH 45813 building long-term, face-to- be returned to defendant; $100 suspended PIERCE AUTOMOTIVE, INC. Riverside “North of Antwerp, just before the bridge.” face relationships with cli- on ea. Count no similar fees; Improper Quality Pre-Owned Vehicles Firearms; Case B; No-Cont; shall pay all priced right ents, helping them to under- fi nes & fees; $100 suspended on ea. Count Complete Auto & Truck Repair for 2 years and no similar off enses Exhaust • Batteries • Tires • Tuneups Everyday! Hardware stand and make sense of the Gary L. Owens; Oakwood; Disorder- investment options available ly Conduct; J-Guilty; pay all fi nes & costs; Shocks • Oil Change • Transmissions no unlawful contact w/victims; $100 sus- today. pended on fi ne on condition the defen- TIRE SALES In January 2013, for the dant maintain general good behavior 5045 Co. Rd. 424 14th year, Edward Jones was Martin Alejo; Toledo; No Fish Li- PAIR cense; Guilty; case was waived by defen- Antwerp, OH 45813 AND RE named one of the best com- dant Property Transfers: panies to work for by FOR- Brown Twp.: (419) 258-2727 TUNE Magazine in its an- 7/12/13; Calvin R. Woodruff , Jr. & Ja- PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 11 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 24, 2013 CATHY RUIZ ATTENDS PARENT ASSISTANCE SECRETARY OF STATE who want to fi le and start a MARK’S ARK APPEARING AT HARLAN DAYS HUSTED RELEASES NEW business in Ohio. While rec- CONFERENCE IN MILWAUKEE BUSINESS FILING FIGURES ognizing these numbers can’t FOR JUNE 2013 provide a complete picture of Ohio’s jobs climate, they Secretary of State Jon Hus- are an important indica- ted announced that 7,185 new tor of economic activity that entities fi led to do business Secretary Husted hopes will in Ohio in June 2013. Th ese add to the discussion of how numbers are down slightly to improve the state’s overall climate for business. compared to June 2012, in th which 7,339 new entities fi led NOTE: New business fi l- For the 6 year, Mark because Mark really likes to with the Secretary of State. ings are classifi ed as forms Kohlhorst, owner and op- get the audience involved in Th e Secretary of State’s of- fi led with the Ohio Secre- erator of Mark’s Ark, will be his presentations. Volunteers, fi ce has assisted with 47,918 tary of State that declare appearing at Harlan Days on young and old alike, are se- new business fi lings to date the formation of a business Saturday, August 3. He and lected to help present the ani- in 2013 (January-June). Th is entity, including for-profi t, his many animals will be on mals to the audience! is an increase from the same non-profi t and professional the Midway Stage from Noon Mammals, birds, reptiles, Left to Right: Marbella Caceres, Ohio Statewide Multi-Cul- corporations, limited liability to 1:30 p.m. amphibians and bugs… Oh tural Coordinate; Marcie Beers, Ohio Statewide Preschool time period last year, in which there were 46,591 new busi- companies, partnerships, lim- How would you like to get my! Mark will be bring- Parent Mentor; Margaret Burley, Executive Director of Ohio ited partnerships and limited up close and personal with ing not-so-common, people Coalition for the Education of Children with Disabilities; ness fi lings. Th ough the most visible liability partnerships. Filing some adorably cute and cud- friendly animals to Harlan Cathy Ruiz, Parent Mentor for Western Buckeye ESC and as a business in Ohio does not dly or creepy-crawly critters? Days. His shows are full of Vice President of the Executive Board with the Ohio Coali- role of the Secretary of State is that of chief elections offi cer, guarantee the company will You can… and will during interesting and weird facts tion; Lily Tsai, Multi-Cultural Advocate/Trainer for Asian- begin operations, be profi t- Mark’s hour long presenta- about the animals and will be American Families in Central Ohio. the offi ce is also the fi rst stop for individuals or companies able or create jobs. tion! He will show a menag- an interactive experience for erie of animals that are sure the entire family. Make sure Cathy Ruiz, who serves as same issues. More specifi - to be fun for the whole fam- you’re there! Th e animals the Parent Mentor for West- cally, she provides informa- No report given by Darlene Merri- Motion made by Reinhart, seconded ily. Have your cameras ready can’t wait to see you! man or Randy Shaff er for this month. by Ryan, to suspend the rules regarding ern Buckeye Educational tion and resources to families FISCAL OFFICER’S REPORT: ordinance no. 2013-29. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Mo- Service Center and as Service and school districts, includ- **3rd reading of resolution no. 2013- tion carried and approved. 03: A resolution determining to proceed Motion made by Rudie Reeb, sec- Coordinator with Paulding ing educational laws, district with the submission to the electors of onded by Derck, to accept ordinance no. BEKAH BRADLEY & THE be on the main stage at Har- County Family and Children programs and services, com- the question of levying a tax in excess of 2013-29. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried BAND TO PERFORM AT lan Days on Friday, August 2, First Council, recently at- munity resources, and spe- the ten-mill limitation (O.R.C. Sections and approved. 5705.19, 5705.191, 5705.25, 5705.26). **Emergency reading of ordinance HARLAN DAYS starting at 7:00 p.m. tended the Region 4 Parent cial-needs-related resources, Motion made by Ryan, seconded by no. 2013-30: An ordinance establishing Th ere is no charge for the Technical Assistance Center all free of charge. Rudie Reeb, to accept resolution no. 2013- the regulations of weeds and litter on pri- 03. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried and ap- vate property in the Village of Antwerp, Back by popular demand Bekah Bradley show at Har- Summer Conference in Mil- Additionally, Mrs. Ruiz, proved. (419)258-1069OR(419)258-2076Ohio; and declaring the same an emer- lan Days. For other tour date waukee, WI, on June 12-14. who has spent numerous **3rd reading of ordinance no. 2013- gency. at Harlan Days this year is 18: An ordinance enacting the fi re dam- Motion made by Jan Reeb, seconded Fort Wayne’s very own Bekah information, future Bekah As vice president of the Ohio hours presenting special- aged structures repair or removal fund for by Reinhart. To suspend the rules regard- Bradley events or to book Coalition for the Education needs-related trainings state- the Village of Antwerp, Ohio, pursuant to ing ordinance no. 2013-30. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Bradley! Bradley has become Ohio Revised Code section 3929.86. Motion carried and approved. a crowd favorite at many lo- Bradley for an event, go to her of Children with Disabilities wide, will guide families Motion made by Derck, seconded by Motion made by Rudie Reeb, sec- website, www.bekahbradley. (OCECD) Executive Board, through the special education Jan Reeb, to accept ordinance no. 2013- onded by Derck, to accept ordinance no. cal events, spellbinding au- 18. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried and 2013-30. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried diences with her remarkable, com Mrs. Ruiz represented the process, including rights and approved. and approved. **Emergency reading of ordinance **Emergency reading of ordinance power house voice. Paulding County area and responsibilities; will listen no. 2013-23: An ordinance repealing any no. 2013-31: An ordinance regulating the CORRECTION participated in trainings, and provide support to fami- and all ordinances providing for the de- removal or cover of junk motor vehicles molition of unsafe or insecure buildings in the Village of Antwerp, Ohio: and de- meetings, and conferences lies and educators on an indi- located in the Village of Antwerp, Ohio, claring the same an emergency. An error occurred in the with the current OCECD ex- vidual basis; will attend In- and any amendments thereto; and declar- Motion made by Jan Reeb, seconded Safe Start Driving School ing the same an emergency. by Reinhart, to suspend the rules regard- ecutive director and several dividual Education Program Motion made by Derck, seconded by ing ordinance no. 2013-31. 6 yeas, 0 nays. ad in last week’s West Bend staff members. Th rough this (IEP) meetings at a parent’s or Jan Reeb, to suspend the rules regarding Motion carried and approved. News. Th e August classes ordinance no. 2013-23. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Mo- Motion made by Derck, seconded training, Mrs. Ruiz aspires school’s request; will organize tion carried and approved. by Rudie Reeb, to accept ordinance no. are at the Antwerp location, to provide the highest qual- and conduct informational Motion made by Derck, seconded by 2013-31. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried NOT the high school as pre- Reinhart, to accept ordinance no. 2013- and approved. ity services available for the sessions or workshops based 23. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried and **Emergency reading of ordinance viously published. parents of children with dis- on the needs of families and approved. no. 2013-32: An ordinance providing for We apologize for this over- **Emergency reading of ordinance the demolition of insecure and unsafe abilities, as well as area school school personnel; and will at- no. 2013-24: An ordinance repealing any buildings located in the Village of Ant- sight. districts and county, region, tempt to build collaborative and all ordinances establishing regula- werp, Ohio; and declaring the same an —WBN editors tions of weeds within the Village of Ant- emergency. and state agencies with whom partnerships between fami- werp, Ohio, and any amendments thereto; Motion made by Reinhart, seconded she collaborates around the lies, schools, and committees and declaring the same an emergency. by Ryan, to suspend the rules regarding region. to benefi t students with dis- Motion made by Ryan, seconded by ordinance no. 2013-32. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Mo- Bradley’s dynamic talent Rudie Reeb, to suspend the rules regard- tion carried and approved. has earned her top awards Safe Start Mrs. Ruiz has served as abilities. ing ordinance no. 2013-24. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion made by Rudie Reeb, second- a parent mentor for the past Mrs. Ruiz, who will be- Motion carried and approved. ed by Reinhart, to accept ordinance no. in some of the country’s top Motion made by Ryan, seconded by 2013-32. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried singing contests, including six years. As a parent of two come the president of the Rudie Reeb, to accept ordinance no. 2013- and approved. Driving School children with special needs, OCECD Executive Board in 24. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried and ap- **1st reading of resolution no. 2013- the Texaco Country Show- proved. 04: A resolution consenting to the termi- down. Over the past year, she understands the daily November, is very interested **Emergency reading of ordinance nation of the Paulding County Emergency Driver’s struggles and trials and trib- in helping the parents and no. 2013-25: An ordinance repealing any Management Agency agreement. Bradley has continued to and all ordinances providing the regula- **1st reading of resolution no. 2013- compete in area competitions ulations associated with rais- children with disabilities in tions of litter and/or junk motor vehicles 05: A resolution authorizing the Village Education ing children with disabilities. the area school districts. She on private property in the Village of Ant- of Antwerp, Ohio to participate in a and has also toured the re- werp, Ohio, and any amendments thereto; program for emergency management for gion showcasing her original Classes Because of her passion and can easily be reached by tele- and declaring the same an emergency. Paulding County, Ohio as organized by indisputable understanding phone at Wayne Trace Payne Motion made by Ryan, seconded by the Paulding County Board of Commis- music. Reinhart, to suspend the rules regarding sioners pursuant to Ohio Revised Code In April, Bradley released Antwerp Location of the special education pro- Elementary (419-263-2512 ordinance no. 2013-25. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Mo- 5502.271. cess, she has dedicated the ext. 454) or by e-mail (cruiz@ tion carried and approved. Resolutions 2013-04 and 2013-05 her fi rst self-titled album. Th e August 5, 6, 7, 8, Motion made by Ryan, seconded by were read as 1st readings until the village album includes seven original past six years to helping other wb.noacsc.org). Rudie Reeb, to accept ordinance no. 2013- has some clarifi cation about the EMA 12, 13, 14, 15 parents who deal with these 25. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried and ap- process and it is given to the village in songs recorded with country proved. writing as promised by commissioners at music’s top Nashville studio **Emergency reading of ordinance the May council meeting. Wayne Trace H.S. no. 2013-26: An ordinance amending the **1st reading of ordinance no. 2013- musicians. Th e launch of her VILLAGE OF ANTWERP the June 17, 2013, council meeting. 6 yeas, offi cial zoning map of the Village of An- 33: An ordinance adopting revisions to fi rst album has been very 0 nays. Motion carried and approved. twerp, Ohio, to rezone certain lots adja- the personnel manual for the Village of September 3, 4, 5, COUNCIL MEETING MIN- Th e June disbursements were re- cent to West Daggett Street in the Village Antwerp, Ohio, said revised personnel successful. For more infor- 9, 10, 11, 12, 16 viewed. of Antwerp from multiple family district manual to be eff ective as of September 1, mation, go to her website at UTES 7/15/13 Motion made by Reinhart, seconded (r-2) to business district (b-1), and declar- 2013. by Derck, to approve the June reconcilia- ing the same an emergency. ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT: www.bekahbradley.com Th e regular meeting of the Village tion report. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried Motion made by Reinhart, seconded Items discussed: Bradley has already be- Call: 419-258-1069 and approved. of Antwerp council was called to order by Ryan, to suspend the rules regarding Weed ordinance passed tonight will come one of the country mu- at 5:30 p.m. by Mayor Tom VanVlerah. Visitors: No visitors present. ordinance no. 2013-26. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Mo- aid in the relief of mowing lots in the or 419-258-2076 Council persons present: Larry Ryan, POLICE REPORT: tion carried and approved. village that are now not being properly sic’s sweethearts on the local Rudie Reeb, Ken Reinhart, Karen Lee, Police department reported 122 Motion made by Reinhart, seconded mowed. for sign up information Steve Derck, and council President Jan calls for service and eight citations for by Ryan, to accept ordinance no. 2013-26. Ray DeLong has been mowing for the music scene. She is a perform- Reeb. the month of June. Chief Clemens stated 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried and ap- village two or three days per week. Next er that is a must-see, and will Also in attendance: Administra- the police cruiser needed a new motor. proved. year, the village will attempt to hire a col- tor Sara Keeran, Solicitor Melanie Farr, Fiscal Offi cer Baker asked council for **Emergency reading of ordinance lege student to aid in the mowing. Police Chief George Clemens, and Fiscal approval to pay invoice to Integrity Ford no. 2013-27: An ordinance amending the API repaired the pavement at the end Offi cer Loretta Baker. Media present: Joe in the amount of $7,217.06 for the police offi cial zoning map of the Village of Ant- of S. Cleveland near Buff alo. Shouse from Paulding Progress. cruiser’s new motor. werp, Ohio, to rezone certain lot adjacent Poggemeyer is working on the pre- Th e minutes from the regular coun- Motion made by Jan Reeb, seconded to East River Street in the Village of An- liminary layout for the new roadway on S. cil meeting held June 17, 2013 were re- by Lee, to allow payment for repair of twerp from single family district (r-1) to Erie and should have a more exact cost for viewed. cruiser. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried multiple family district (r-2), and declar- the project by the next council meeting. Motion made by Jan Reeb, seconded and approved. ing the same an emergency. Dollar General is in the process of by Reinhart, to accept the minutes from EMS REPORT: Motion made by Derck, seconded by getting bids for their building in Ant- Rudie Reeb, to suspend the rules regard- werp. ing ordinance no. 2013-27. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Consumer Confi dence Report will be Motion carried and approved. in the West Bend News newspaper for the Wholesale • Retail Motion made by Derck, seconded by public review. EPA requires this annually Serving the Rudie Reeb, to accept ordinance no. 2013- for resident review on water quality. 27. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried and ap- Swing set in the village will be com- area 13 year proved. plete by the end of the week. Trusses you can s! **Emergency reading of ordinance Keeran is hoping to have an open Locally owned no. 2013-28: An ordinance amending house at the depot possibly during the TRUST & Service ATTENTION the offi cial zoning map of the Village of “Day In Th e Park.” and ope rat Antwerp, Ohio, to rezone certain lots ad- Reinhart asked if there could be more you can depend on! ed Propane Users: jacent to North Main Street in the Village parking made available at the depot. Lee of Antwerp from multiple family district requested we look into moving or chang- (r-2) to business district (b-1), and declar- ing the wattage for the sign at the Depot. What price did you pay last winter? ing the same an emergency. Keeran will look into both of these items. Motion made by Reinhart, seconded Committee reports: No committee Stop by our shop today and by Ryan, to suspend the rules regarding reports. ordinance no. 2013-28. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Mo- Old business: None see why we’ve become the shop Call United Oil Corp. tion carried and approved. NEW BUSINESS: Motion made by Reinhart, seconded Th e elevator is looking into using a by Ryan, to accept ordinance no. 2013-28. mineral oil base for soy and corn to help to build your trusses. 6 yeas, 0 nays. Motion carried and ap- eliminate dust. 260-244-6000 proved. MAYOR’S REPORT: **Emergency reading of ordinance Mayor’s court deposited $904.00 for Farm • Commercial • Residential no. 2013-29: An ordinance amending the the village for the month of June. Car 1-888-843-2529 offi cial zoning map of the Village of Ant- Show held on July 13th was outstanding 260-627-0933 • [email protected] werp, Ohio, to rezone certain lot adjacent with 112 vehicles on display. to West River Street in the Village of An- Motion made by Reinhart, seconded fax# 260-627-0934 Let us be your supplier for: twerp from agricultural district (a-1) to by Ryan, to adjourn the meeting. 6 yeas, business district (b-1), and declaring the 0 nays. Motion carried and approved. Residential • Commercial • Agriculture same an emergency. Meeting adjourned at 6:40 p.m. WWW.GRABILLTRUSS.NET
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Once Th anks to ACPL’s rotating MEET & GREET AT EACS BOARD MEETING CANDY LAND COMES TO NEW HAVEN the children had reached the schedule of Summer Read- pinnacle of Candy Land suc- ing Program events, if a fam- cess and located King Kan- ily happens to miss an event dy’s Kid-sized Kastle, they at their home branch, they received (of course!) more can easily try to visit another candy and a second chance to nearby branch when the same play the game. event stops by. “I’m just happy Since Candy Land is a ba- to be in New Haven today,” sic game that doesn’t require said Isaac happily. “I love any mad strategic skills or Candy Land and I love free cut-throat decision making candy!” abilities, pretty much any- It seems that Isaac and I body that can follow a simple have a lot in common because direction and either count to we both love Candy Land, free four or recognize a few basic candy, and our local libraries. colors can play. On Wednesday July 17th Th is enabled even 1½ year at the New Haven branch at Miss Rosie spins the Candy Land spinner. old Nathaniel Holmes of Fort 10:30 a.m., the famous El- Wayne to play alongside his ephant & Piggie children’s By: Beth Stauff er Schools. He also served as older brothers, Isaac and Ja- book characters will be stop- Prior to Tuesday evening’s a Principal for Northwest By: Beth Stauff er about to be answered as we cob, on Tuesday aft ernoon ping by story time to share a regularly scheduled EACS Allen County Schools and In the digital age that we entered the pleasantly air- as his mother, Joanna, stood book or two with the equally Board Meeting on July 16, Northern Wells Community live in, kids are more likely conditioned program room at next to him holding his hand. famous Miss Rosie. Of course, 2013, a very special recep- Schools. to spend time playing Candy the New Haven Library. Nathaniel was having a hey- the good times at the library tion was held at the EACS At the conclusion of the Crush Saga on a parent’s On the carpeted fl oor, day leaping from one colored will live on every week even Administration Building meet and greet reception, I smartphone than they are brightly colored rectangles in rectangle to the next with aft er the days of summer are located at 1240 State Road observed a long-time EACS to be engaged in the classic the traditional Candy Land each command from Miss faded like the pages of well- 930 East in New Haven to staff member shake Dr. Hasbro board game, Candy shades of green, blue, red, Rosie… and I’m pretty sure read book as the library con- welcome the district’s new Folks’ hand and greet him by Land. yellow, orange, and purple he had not yet savored any of tinues to host a fun, free fam- Superintendent of Schools, saying, “I’ve heard some re- Just the thought that there made a real-life winding board game’s namesake deli- ily story time every Tuesday Dr. Kenneth Folks. ally great things about you!” might be a child somewhere game board for the steadily cacies. and Wednesday morning at Area media was invited With a humble smile, Dr. out there who will grow up growing crowd of children Nathaniel’s eight year old 10:30 a.m. to attend as district stu- Folks replied, “Th at’s what only knowing Candy Crush who had gathered to partici- brother Isaac, while not hav- For more information dents, staff , and community everyone keeps telling me! Saga and never actually hav- pate. Nearby, New Haven’s ing a heyday, was just plain about the New Haven branch members took the aff orded I’m excited about what we ing a chance to explore the favorite children’s librarian, happy to be in New Haven on and all of the wonderful ser- opportunity to become ac- can do together here in East winding, linear path of col- Miss Rosie, took command Tuesday; usually the Holmes vices it provides to our com- quainted with Dr. Folks and Allen.” orful Candy Land rectangles of a giant spinner, calling out family attends programs at munity, visit the ACPL web- learn more about his vision Dr. Folks offi cially as- makes my heart feel really how many spaces for players the Dupont Branch library, site at http://www.acpl.lib. for the East Allen County sumed his position as EACS sad. to move either forwards or but they were unable to attend in.us/. School District. Superintendent on July 1, So, when I heard that the the Candy Land program due www.newhavenbulletin.com By 5:30 p.m., Tamyra 2013. School is set to resume New Haven Branch of the to a scheduling confl ict. Kelly, EACS Public Rela- throughout the district on Allen County Public Library tions Liasion, said that ap- August 13th. was set to host a “Lifesize proximately 100 guests had www.newhavenbulletin.com Candy Land Program” at the WAYNE TRACE LOCAL to off er Alexis Ricker a one-year limited contract as the Title I teacher at WT Gro- stopped by to say hello to the library’s Green Street location ver Hill Elementary, beginning with the new Superintendent; the in- th SCHOOLS BOARD MEETING FILL OUT THAT SUMMER on Tuesday, July 16 , I was MINUTES 7/16/13 2013-2014 school year, with placement on fl ux of additional well-wish- rather ironically as excited as salary schedule to be determined; READING LIST IN OAK- C. upon the recommendation of the ers only continued as the WOOD! a kid in a candy store. What Th e Wayne Trace Local School Dis- Superintendent, to off er a supplemental Board Meeting start time of a great opportunity for kids trict Board of Education met in regular contract for the 20132014 school year to session on Tuesday, July 16, 2013 at 6:00 Kenny Speice as the waste water operator, 6:30 drew nearer. Th e Oakwood Library As- (and parents!) to put down p.m. in the Lecture Room of Wayne Trace with compensation to be determined; Th e interior lobby of the the Candy Crush Saga and High School. D. upon the recommendation of the sociation will be having their Meeting was opened with the Pledge Superintendent and Building Principals, EACS Administration Build- annual Summer Used Books literally jump in to Candy of Allegiance. Roll Call: Mr. Dick Swary, to approve the staff adn student hand- ing was appropriately festive Land! Mr. Pat Baumle, Mr. Perry Sinn, Mrs. Lisa bookds for the 2013-14 school year; display, July 22 through July McClure, Mr. Duane Sinn – all present. E. upon the recommendation of the for such an event, with bal- 30 in the Community Room Of course, I had questions. Correspondence, Recognition of Superintendent, JH/HS Principal, and loons placed strategically I always do. Guests, Hearing of the Public: NONE Athletic Director, to approve an over- of the Cooper Commu- REPORT OF THE TREASURER: night trip for the cheerleading squad to around the room and signs nity Library, a branch of the For instance, will King • Covered BWC refund of $22,354 Sandusky, OH, on August 13-14, 2013; that fl ashed on the fl at screen Candy be there? How about • Discussed substitute rates F. upon the recommendation of the Paulding County Carnegie • Update on eff ects of new Budget on Superintendent, to award milk bids to TVs that alternated between Library system. You may pe- Queen Frostine? Due to my Wayne Trace as best we can see. Arps Dairy and bakery bids to Millie’s the district’s annual theme Nathaniel Holmes enjoys 13-07-01: Bakery for the 2013-2014 school year; ruse the collection during nut allergy, will I need to G. to commend Mr. Jerry Cox and “Dream it. Do it.” and “Wel- a life-sized game of Candy Consent Agenda Items: normal library hours: Mon- bring my Epi pen in case A motion by Perry Sinn to approve Mr. Terry Miller for being nominated for come Dr. Kenneth Folks”. Gramma Nutt is there? What Land. the following consent agenda items: induction into the Wayne Trace Staff Hall day and Tuesday, Noon–7:30 A. to approve the minutes of the June of Fame. Th is event will take place prior Guests were treated to a de- p.m., Wednesday, Th ursday, does the Candy Cane Forest 10, 2013 and June 28, 2013 Board Meet- to the varsity football game on September licious spread of fi nger foods smell like? (I always wanted backwards. As the children ings; 13, 2013; and Friday, 10:00 a.m. – 5:00 B. to approve the payment of bills ADD ON: and a decadent cake with p.m., and Saturday 9:00 a.m. to go camping there when I progressed from space to and investment report for June 2013 as H. to accept the resignation of Rob- four distinct fl avors to cel- was a kid!) Is it hard to climb space, they could collect tasty presented by the treasurer; bie Lucas as .JH/HS band director and – 1:00 p.m. We will accept C. to approve the schedule of class choir teacher, as well as the supplemental ebrate the anticipated arrival book donations to put in the Gumdrop Mountain when it treats from diff erent stations fees as proposed by the building princi- position of Marching Band, Concerts, of the new superintendent. gets all hot and sticky outside such as Gumdrop Mountain, pals. Contests (Music), Lessons, & Pep Band sale through Saturday, July **Before we pass the consent resolu- (100%); and the supplemental position Dr. Folks is a native of 20. like it has been in Indiana re- Lollipop Woods, the Candy tion, are there any items you would like of Swing Choir, Assistant Instrumental Allen County, and received cently? Most importantly, can Cane Forest, or the Chocolate to move from the consent agenda to the Marching Band, Concerts, Contests, & discussion agenda for further discussion Lessons (25%); both his bachelor’s and mas- I be the green player? (Green Swamp. and/or for separate voting purposes? I. upon the recommendation of the ter’s degrees in secondary EAST ALLEN COUNTY is my favorite color aft er all!) Personally, I could have Seconded by Dick Swary. Roll Call Superintendent and WT JH/HS Princi- SCHOOLS 2013-14 REGIS- Vote: Perry Sinn, Dick Swary, Pat Baumle, pal, to approve the voluntary transfer of education from IPFW in ad- My six year old son Alex, hung out in the Chocolate Lisa McClure, Duane Sinn – all aye. Mo- Sharon Spinner to the open position of dition to his administrator’s TRATION DATES on the other hand, doesn’t Swamp all day as it was out- tion passed. JH/HS band director and choir teacher; Vantage Report – Pat Baumle: No J. upon the recommendation of the license. He received his doc- take aft er me when it comes to fi tted with genuine Hershey meeting Superintendent and WT JH/HS Princi- torate in educational leader- District Registration: asking a lot of questions. He Kisses… but I digress. Report of the Building Principals: pal, to approve Sharon Spinner for the None following supplemental positions for the ship from Purdue Universi- • Monday, August 5, 2013, only wanted to know the an- Regally dressed ACPL staff COMMITTEE REPORTS: 2013-2014 school year: ty. Dr. Folks comes to EACS 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. swer to one simple question: members were on hand with Busses to be ready for inspection on • Marching Band, Concerts, Contests the 25th of July. (Music), Lessons, & Pep Band (100%) with 32 years of experience • Tuesday, August 6, 2013, “If this is a life size Candy bowls full of Starbursts, lico- SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT: • Swing Choir, Assistant Instrumen- as an educator and admin- 12:00–7:00 p.m. Land game, does that mean rice, pixie sticks, and other A. Curriculum tal Marching Band, Concerts, Contests, & • Year 4 of RttT and there is discus- Lessons (25%) istrator. Most recently, Folks First day of student atten- the candy is life-size and real, assorted candies, ready to sion of a possible year 5 K. upon the recommendation of the was an Assistant Superinten- dance is Tuesday, August 13, too?” assist the children as they • Report Card due soon, met 22 of 26 Superintendent and WT JH/HS Princi- indicators pal, to approve Dawn Wright and Katie dent for Marion Community 2013. All of our questions were made their way around the • Decision on new computers – Dell Scarbrough as Co-Junior Class Activities Latitude E5430 with 14.1” screen Will en- Advisor/High School Concessions Man- able us to handle the PARCC assessment ager for the 2013-2014 school year. The Payne Chamber of Commerce tests due to be on line. **Before we pass the consent resolu- B. Personnel tion, are there any items you would like Chicken BBQ & is sponsoring a • Band Director resigned to move from the consent agenda to the • See Consent items for motion and discussion agenda for further discussion 5-K race/walk on Saturday, July 27 at 8:00 AM. replacement plans and/or for separate voting purposes? Antique Tractor Show C. Buildings and Grounds Seconded by Lisa McClure. Roll Call Registration costs $20 & starts at 7:00 AM at the concession • Drainage work along CR60 is al- Vote: Pat Baumle, Lisa McClure, Dick most completed. Swary, Perry Sinn, Duane Sinn – all aye. August 3, 4-7PM • John Paulding Historical Society stand at the ball fi elds across from the Payne Elementary • HS student has volunteered to land- Motion Passed. 13-07-03: School on West Townline Street. First & second place medals scape the WTPE building as a volunteer $ project under the direction of Mrs. Dun- “Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Sec- 1/2 Chicken Meal: 7.00 Eat in will be awarded to both men & women in 3 age groups: 18 & ham tion 121.22(G)(1), a motion by Perry Sinn • WTGH proceeding with change out to adjourn to executive session for the $ or under, 19 thru 39, 40 & over. of chlorine water treatment system to a purpose of considering the employment 1/4 Chicken Meal: 4.00 Carry Out! peroxide system of a classifi ed employee of the School For further information call Geoff Hyman 419-263-3133, see D. Events District.” • Football 7 on 7 voted “sportsman- Seconded by Lisa McClure. Roll payne5k.blogspot.com or e-mail [email protected] ship award” Call Vote: Perry Sinn, Lisa McClure, Pat • Cheerleading requesting an over- Baumle, Dick Swary, Duane Sinn – all night trip aye. Motion passed. • Bus in-service set for August 9, NEW BUSINESS: 2013 13-07-04: E. Operations A motion by Perry Sinn to approve a KLOPFENSTEIN REPAIR • Fee and Handbook approvals in new 3 year contract for Robert Wannem- Harlan Days - Coupon consent items. acher as Treasurer for the period of Au- AUTO•TRUCK•FARM•INDUSTRIAL 13-07-02: gust 1, 2013 to July 31, 2016. Consent Agenda Items: Seconded by Pat Baumle. Roll Call Major & Minor Repairs • Complete Vehicle Maintenance A motion by Pat Baumle to approve Vote: Perry Sinn, Pat Baumle, Dick Swary, Good for 1 Free Hot Dog! the following consent agenda items: Lisa McClure, Duane Sinn – all aye. Mo- (On Thursday 8/1/13 Only) AC Service & Repair A. upon the recommendation of the tion passed. Diesel Service • Complete Engine Rebuilding Superintendent and WTGH Principal, to 13-07-05: off er Allyssa Alvarez a one-year limited A motion made by Dick Swary to Food Tent Only DOT Inspections • ASE Certified Staff contract as a 3rd grade teacher at WT adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Pat Grover Hill Elementary, beginning with Baumle Up to 4 Hot Dogs Per Coupon the 2013-2014 school year, with placement Vote by Acclamation of members. Tim Klopfenstein 19718 Notestine Road on salary schedule to be determined; Ayes have it – motion passed. (1 Hot Dog Per Person) 657-5700 shop Woodburn, IN 46797 B. upon the recommendation of the Th e next Board meeting will be held Superintendent and WTGH Principal, August 12, 2013. Photocopied coupons not accepted. PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 13 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 24, 2013 door classroom. will take place in sections of The West Bend News Answers on BEL AIRS PERFORM AT HARLAN DAYS Th e WILD School Sites Edison Woods MetroPark Page 15 SATURDAY, AUGUST 3! program is considered an ac- from half hour before sunrise Sudoku Puzzle tion extension of the national to noon. Project WILD program. Any Applicants must hold a school property used by stu- current Ohio hunting license dents, teachers, and the school to be eligible. Successful ap- 89 2 7 community as a place to learn plicants will receive a permit about and benefi t from wild- which is good for two hunt- 7 life and the environment can ers. Permits are not transfer- be certifi ed. Th e sites function able. Only successful appli- 62 9 3 within the premise that every cants will be notifi ed. school, regardless of size and Interested adult (18+) location, can provide outdoor hunters may apply by mail- 2 6 educational opportunities ing a piece of paper to ATTN: that can and should be part of Tara Nagaich, Erie Me- 3 1 an integrated environmental troParks 3910 Perkins Ave, education program. WILD Huron, Ohio 44839 with a School Sites that demonstrate $5 application fee of either 2 5 4 program development and cash or check (made out to site enhancement consistent Erie MetroParks). Applicants 7 1 6 with the premises outlined need to clearly print their in this program are eligible name, address, phone num- for certifi cation as an offi - ber, birth date and whether 85 9 cial Ohio WILD School Site. you are mobility impaired on Grants and workshops are the card with the word “Edi- 4 35 available through the Divi- son Woods Controlled Deer sion of Wildlife. Grants are Hunt” labeled at the top. Th e ed to report any loss within conservation organization awarded up to $500 and the letter must be postmarked 72 hours of discovery to their dedicated to the betterment WSS workshops are free of by October 7, 2013. Five per- insurance company. Farmers of white-tailed deer. charge. mits will be issued per day must report prevented plant- “I am pleased that Offi - Th e Bel Airs, perennial cent, and Jerry Lee Lewis, and For more information and each hunter may bring ing acreage to their insurance cer Parr was selected for this favorites at Harlan Days, con- scores more. about wildlife-related educa- one licensed partner. Chosen company, in writing, within award,” said Kevin Russell, sist of Rocky double slappin’ Back “in the day”, Th e tion programs, WSS grants or hunters will be notifi ed start- th 15 calendar days aft er the ODNR Wildlife Offi cer Su- on the dog house bass, Stix on Bel Airs are internationally certifi cation visit www.wildo- ing October 14 and must fi nal planting date. Losses pervisor. “Offi cer Parr’s com- stiletto skins, Cousin Elroy distributed recording artists hio.com or call 1-800-WILD- schedule their times by Octo- must be reported and an in- mitment to public outreach channeling Johnny & Carl on on Th e Mystery Train label LIFE (945-3543). ber 28th, 2013 or your permit surance adjuster must view in Crawford County and his lead gitfi ddle, Tim croonin’ (“it it’s a Hit, it’s a Mystery”). is forfeited. and release the crop before presence and work perfor- the vocals and strummin’ the Th eir version of Rosemary LOTTERY FOR CONTROLLED Visit eriemetroparks.org the crop is destroyed. Farm- mance as a law enforcement rhythm, and J.J. on the how- Clooney’s “Th is Ole House” DEER HUNT AT EDISON for a full listing of lottery rules ers are also reminded to con- offi cer are exceptional.” lin’ squeeze box. Th e Bel Air broke the top 20 dance hall WOODS METROPARK and special hunt details. tact their insurance agent if Parr has been a wildlife family crest just proclaims: hits in England. Th e Bel Air Edison Woods MetroPark they have any questions about offi cer for 12.5 years, serv- “Woo Hoo!” Th ey are on the original song “Anna Lee” A random drawing will be is located 8111 Smokey Road, coverage, prevented planting, ing Crawford County the last Harlan Days schedule for Au- placed in the prestigious Top held to select participants for Berlin Heights, Ohio 44814. or for reporting and process- eight. Parr has signifi cantly gust 3rd from 8:30-10:30 p.m. Ten New Songs of 1996 by a special controlled deer hunt To learn more, contact ing a claim. increased the ODNR Division Th e Bel Airs, who have Continental Restyling maga- at Edison Woods MetroPark. Erie MetroParks at 419-625- Crop insurance is sold and of Wildlife’s presence within been playing steadily for zine! Edison Woods MetroPark 7783 ext. 221. delivered solely through pri- the Crawford County com- about 30 years, are ruthless Th e Bel Airs have opened encompasses more than 1,300 vate crop insurance agents. munity, local law enforcement in the preservation of our shows for original and leg- acres of sandstone cliff s, wet- USDA EXTENDS ACREAGE Contact a local crop insur- agencies, and court system. Rockabilly Heritage. Webster endary Rock & Roll artists lands, woodlands, and mead- REPORTING DEADLINE FOR ance agent for more informa- Parr’s investigations have led (and now Wikipedia) defi nes Bo Diddley, Mitch Ryder ows, in north central Ohio. FSA TO AUGUST 2, 2013 tion about the program. A list to a number of successful out- Rock-A-Billy as the “…pur- and the Detroit Wheels, and Th e MetroPark is home to a of crop insurance agents is comes and convictions, many est American music form…” Texas Rockabilly legend Ron- variety of seasonal wildfl ow- USDA Farm Service available at all USDA Service involving taking deer ille- having an era of only three nie Dawson. Th e Bel Airs are ers, rare plants amphibians Agency (FSA) Administrator Centers or on the RMA web gally. He has partnered with years in the 50’s, becoming privileged to have shared the and reptiles. Th ere are ap- Juan M. Garcia recently an- site at www.rma.usda.gov/ local conservation clubs to the origin of Rock & Roll, and stage with fellow, contempo- proximately 550 acres of wet- nounced an extension of the Knightstools/agents/. of Columbushost annual youth events, and spawning such originators rary Rockabilly artists High land habitats and 400 acres FSA acreage reporting dead- Producers also should visit he is an active in local youth of this style as: Elvis Presley, Noon, Wayne Hancock, the of restored native grasslands. line. Farmers and landowners their USDA Service Center to shooting sports programs. Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Big Six, and Robert Gordon. Features include 10+ miles of have an additional 18 calen- complete acreage reporting Nominations are based Eddie Cochran, Gene Vin- wooded & prairie trails, the dar days to submit their an- for FSA. For questions on this on deer enforcement perfor- Adventure Walkway board- nual report of acreage to their or any FSA program, produc- mance during the previous ANDERSON FAMILY ment of Natural Resources walk and Geocaching. local FSA county offi ce with ers should contact their FSA deer season. Th e criteria for ENRICHMENT CENTER (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. High deer population the deadline extended from county offi ce or seek infor- the award includes, num- Th e school becomes the 133rd numbers have begun to nega- Monday, July 15, 2013, to mation online at www.fsa. ber of wildlife arrests, cases IS CERTIFIED A “WILD tively impact the fl ora of the Friday, August 2, 2013. Only usda.gov. involving unusual circum- SCHOOL SITE” site dedicated in Ohio and the fourth in Lucas County. nature preserve. Reducing the the FSA reporting deadline stances related to deer, cases Th e Anderson Center has deer herd is an eff ective tool has been extended. Th e acre- JASON PARR WAS FINAL- involving trophy bucks, pro- Th e Anderson Family En- used to help protect threat- age reporting requirement fessional work ethic and dedi- richment Center, located at developed projects to learn IST FOR WHITETAILS about and benefi t wildlife and ened plant communities. for crop insurance has not UNLIMITED OHIO WILDLIFE cation. the Wolf Creek YMCA was A lottery drawing will be changed and remains July 15. Whitetails Unlimited was recently dedicated as an offi - the environment. As a Certi- OFFICER OF THE YEAR fi ed WILD School Site, the held for adults only for a deer “We want to ensure our founded in 1982 and raises cial WILD School Site (WSS) gun hunt during a portion of producers maintain their pro- money to support its mis- during a small recognition Anderson Center commits to Jason Parr, state wildlife a sustainable environmental the statewide deer gun sea- gram benefi ts by fi ling their sion of conservation, educa- ceremony on July 19, 2013 nd offi cer assigned to Crawford education program that uses son December 2 through reports accurately and in a tion and the preservation of according to Ohio Depart- th County, was a fi nalist for the the school grounds as an out- December 6 2013. Th e hunt timely manner for all crops the hunting tradition. For and land uses, including pre- Ohio 2012 Wildlife Offi cer of information about establish- the Year presented by White- th vented and failed acreage,” ing a Whitetails Unlimited 10 Annual said Administrator Garcia. tails Unlimited, according chapter, call Tim Schlater at Accurate acreage reports to the Ohio Department of 937-403-5811 (western Ohio) are necessary to determine Natural Resources (ODNR), or Denny Malloy at 330-507- and maintain eligibility for Division of Wildlife. White- 9489 (eastern Ohio). various programs, such as the tails Unlimited is a national Direct and Counter-cyclical Program (DCP); the Average Kiwanis Soccer Memorial Softball Tournament Crop Revenue Election Pro- gram (ACRE); the Conserva- Registration Deadline Chicken BBQ tion Reserve Program (CRP); is July 31st - Cost is $30 and the Non-insured Crop Registrations are available at Disaster Assistant Program RAFFLE Sat @ Noon www.pauldingcountylibrary.org/soccer.htm until g (NAP). Tickets on Sale Now one Acreage reports for FSA or at the All Proceeds are given are considered timely this Paulding Library $200.00 1st prize year when fi led at the county 4 yrs of age - 5th grade 2nd prize as schol offi ce by the new applicable Games are Saturday mornings $100.00 arships! fi nal crop reporting deadline Sept. 7 - Oct. 12 rs Donations of August 2, 2013. Producers Voluntee Great should contact their county ed ly FSA offi ce if they are uncer- Need Appreciated tain about reporting dead- From New Haven? lines. While FSA is able to ex- Get your LOCAL daily news at July 26, 27 & 28, 2013 tend its deadline, Risk Man- agement Agency (RMA) Ad- THE NEW HAVEN Payne Ball Park ministrator Brandon Willis Co-Ed/Double Elimination emphasized today that RMA’s acreage reporting date re- Contact Shawna @ 419-506-1798 or Mike @ 419-506-1004 mains July 15, 2013, for most Deadline July 22, 2013 • Entry Fee $150.00 spring planted crops in the Bulletin country. Farmers are remind- www.newhavenbulletin.com Gorrell Bros.
PAGE 14 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 24, 2013 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] MIKE HEMMELGARN TO PERFORM AT chicken dance while bal- at these open houses and Erie Shores and Islands Re- ancing a bowling ball, apple through the online form will gional Welcome Center – HARLAN DAYS SATURDAY, AUGUST 3 and knife on his forehead!). be considered during the for- West, 770 SE Catawba Road, Mike also juggles everything mulation of regulations. For Port Clinton 43452; 419-625- from balls and juggling pins more information or direc- 8062. (with his own unique style, tions to the open houses, visit A statewide hearing on of course!) to bowling balls wildohio.com or call 800- proposed rules will be held (one of which he mysteriously WILDLIFE (945-3543). on Th ursday, September 19, at removes from standard-sized WOODBURN BRANCH LI- Open house location in- 9:00 a.m. at the ODNR Divi- briefcase), and even juggles BRARY AUGUST EVENTS formation for August 10: sion of Wildlife’s District One ping-pong balls with his • Central Ohio: Wildlife offi ce. Th is hearing is open to mouth! Th e highlight of many SMART START STORY- District One offi ce, 1500 Dub- the public, and comments on shows is Rosie—an eccentric TIME: lin Road, Columbus 43215; the proposed rules will be ac- grandmother puppet, Britney Fridays, August 2, 9, 16, 614-644-3925; cepted. Spears wannabe, and former 23, 30, 10:30 a.m. Th is sto- • Northwest Ohio: Wild- Aft er considering pub- high-fashion model—who rytime features fi nger plays, life District Two offi ce, 952 lic input, the Ohio Wildlife always provides world-class songs, stories of various Lima Avenue, Findlay 45840; Council will vote on the pro- comedy wherever she goes! lengths and craft s. 419-424-5000; posed rules during its meet- Add a touch of magic, music, YARN LOVER’S GATHER- • Northeast Ohio: Wild- ing on Wednesday, October and audience participation to ING: life District Th ree offi ce, 912 16. Council meetings are this high-energy show and Th ursdays, August 1, 8, Portage Lakes Drive, Akron open to the public. Individu- you have lots of fun for every- 15, 22, 29, 7:00 p.m. If you 44319; 330-644-2293; als who want to provide com- Mike’s shows are con- quick-witted and wildly en- one! Mike’s shows have con- already know how to knit or • Southeast Ohio: Wild- ments to the council must stantly evolving and change tertaining ventriloquist pup- sistently received standing crochet or if you want to learn life District Four offi ce, 360 preregister at least two days according to the needs of pet. Spud loves to involve the ovations at banquets, corpo- how to knit or crochet join us E. State Street, Athens 45701; prior to the meeting by call- your audience. AS one spec- audience and oft en turns sev- rate and club events around at Woodburn. We have people 740-589-9930; ing 614-265-6304. All com- tator exclaimed, “You never eral volunteers into real live the country, as well as praise that can help you get started • Southwest Ohio: Greene ments are required to be three know what’s going to happen puppets—you’ve got to see tit from teachers and school ad- or teach you new techniques. County Fish and Game, 1538 minutes or less. Emailed or next!” Amongst he characters to believe it! Th e show builds ministrators. Join us for a creative evening. Union Road, Xenia 45385; written comments will not be 937-372-9261; presented at this meeting, but you are likely to meet are But- to the dramatic fi nale where Come see Mike at Harlan WOODBURN LEGO CLUB: • Lake Erie (east): Fair- will continue to be an impor- terball the paranoid turkey, Mike juggles a bowling ball, Days on August 3rd 7:30-8:15 Monday, August 12, 4:00 Casey the ballistic duck, a 92 apple, and fl aming torch… p.m. Grades 3 and up can port Fisheries offi ce, 1190 tant mechanism for input in p.m. then he’ll be roaming the High Street, Fairport Harbor regularly scheduled wildlife year old mid-western farmer while eating the apple! (Th is fairgrounds till 9:30 p.m. create with Legos. Th ere will named Herman, or Spud, a is done aft er performing the also be Legos at the library 44077; 440-352-4199; and open houses. • Lake Erie (west): Lake for you to use. And, of course, snacks. INTERNET, WORD PRO- Gorrell Bros. AUCTION CESSING & E-MAIL HELP: By appointment. We off er AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE Thurs., Aug. 1 @ 6:00 P.M. 1201 N. WILLIAMS • PAULDING, OHIO 45879 computer classes. No previ- ous computer knowledge is 419-399-4066 Downtown Building necessary. www.gorrellbros-paulding.com Paulding, OH PAULDING BOOKMOBILE WelcomeRUNS ALTERED SCHEDULE PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION DUE TO HEAT WAVE Window DATE: AUGUST 10, 2013 Th e Paulding County WashingCarnegie Library Bookmo- TIME: 9:00 AM. bile may be parked during Location: 10232 Behnfeldt Rd. Sherwood, Ohio 43556 days of intense heat. On Tues- Personal Property: 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis w/leather, day, the interior temperature 37,424miles.2005 JD 2305 compact tractor 279 hrs. FWD, CX Location: 109 E. Perry St., Paulding, OH ……2 story downtown building across from the Court House of the mobile library was 95 200 loader, 62” mowing deck, 3pt weight box, Serial # 123479. with 2,000+- sq. ft. rst oor open retail, of ce, storage or other possibilities - and - probably one of the nicer 2003 Club Car electric golf cart serial # AQ0334-311956. Tools, degrees. Th e air-conditioning Glassware (Fenton, depression, china), Antiques & Collectibles, downtown updated, 2 bedroom, second oor apartments (this is where Thelma lived) - and - rear off street parking units can not keep up with the with many possibilities for the rst oor with the second oor having rent potential to make the payments for the Furniture, Jewelry, and much more. Everything is in excellent entire building ……… Investors, speculators, money makers are welcome ----- Call Gorrell Bros. at heat. Always call the library condition. Watch upcoming ads for full listing. (419) 399-4066 for inspection & auction information or visit our web site @ www.gorrellbros-paulding.com at 419-399-2032 to see if the Auctioneers Notes: The Ramus’s are relocating and have an Terms: $1,000 earnest money on the day of auction upon signing of purchase agreement with the balance due at Bookmobile is on schedule. If extraordinary offering of personal property. Will have the tent for closing on or before Aug. 30, 2013 …… Seller: Thelma A. Hill Estate, Louella I. Thomas, Ex, Pldg Co. Pro- the Bookmobile misses your all weather condition. Go to www.auctionzip.com enter Auction- bate Crt Case 20131028, David A. Hyman, Attorney ……….…. Don Gorrell, Auction Manager; stop, items may be renewed eer ID # 13801 for full listing and photos. Larry D. Gorrell, Broker; Aaron Timm - Sandra Mickelson - Nolan Shisler, Auctioneers. over the phone, at another Terms: Cash or check all announcements made day of auction branch, or you may hold on take precedence over printed material. to them until the next time Owners: Pauline & Victor Ramus Gorrell Bros. the Bookmobile visits. No Auctioneer: Darren L. Bok AUCTION overdue fi nes will be charged. 07356 Seevers Rd. Hicksville Oh. AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE Your understanding is most Phone: 419-769-2399 1201 N. WILLIAMS • PAULDING, OHIO 45879 Sat., Aug. 3 @ 10:00 A.M appreciated. Website: www.darrenbokauctioneering.com 419-399-4066 Real Estate & Personal Property Email: [email protected] www.gorrellbros-paulding.com Location: 521 N. Main St., Payne, OH PUBLIC INVITED TO COM- MENT ON HUNTING, FISH- ING & TRAPPING CHANGES PUBLIC AUCTION Th e Ohio Department of PHOTOGRAPHY EQUIPMENT AUCTION Natural Resources (ODNR) Backgrounds, Lighting & Studio Equipment, will seek public comments Camera Equipment & More!! regarding fi shing, hunting Major Items Will Be Available For Online Bidding Parcel 1 Parcel 2 and trapping rule changes Saturday, August 3rd, 2013 @ 10AM Parcel 1: Approximate 1484 sq. ft. 1 ½ story house w/ 3 BR, Bath, Kitchen, Dining, Living on Saturday, August 10, from Location: 4391 Rd 144 Antwerp, OH 45813 … Gas heat … Nice 2 car garage ….. Inside has been partially updated ….. Approximate lot 12:00–3:00 p.m. at seven loca- Backgrounds: Lots of Muslin, Canvas & Paper Backgrounds, Various Sizes; tions around the state. Input Ontrax track Background system; Muslin Clips for Ontrax System; (5) Bogen size 145 ft. x 156 ft. with frontage on Main St. and Parkway Drive ….. Investors & Specula- Roller System for backgrounds; Props: Beach Setting; Fences; Benches; Lots tors Welcome --- probably sell in a very affordable price range ……. Open Inspection: Sat., concerning proposed changes of Props for Small Children including Race Cars & Racing Suits; Piano; Motor- July 27th 10A.M. to 11 A.M. or call the of ce. to the Ohio Wildlife Council cycle; Santa’s Sleigh; & A LOT MORE! Studio Lighting Equipment: Including from the July 17 meeting will Paul Bluff lighting, Flash Bulbs, Photogenic Power Lights, Case Holders, Pro- Parcel 2: Approximate 66 ft. x 270 ft. lot with 24x20 barn / garage …. Frontage on Parkway be accepted. jections, Halogen & UltraZap Lighting, Design Patterns & MORE!!; Tripods Drive (street from N. Main St. into the Payne Community Park) Among proposed rule & Light & Background Stands; Lightboxes, Refl ectors & Lighting: Pho- Real Estate Procedure and Terms: Multi parcel offering with bidding on each individual changes are decreasing the tofl ex light stands; Various Refl ectors; MultiDomes; Light Meter; Colored Gels & Holders; Vignetter; Diff users; Projections Table; Flash Control System parcels & combination; $500 earnest money for each parcel on day of auction upon signing statewide yellow perch limit to Camera Equipment: Sigma Lenses for Nikon Cameras; Flip Frames; Elec- of the purchase agreement with closing on or before Sept. 3, 2013, upon delivery of deed and 30, adding or removing boat tronic Flash Units; Program Flash; External Battery Packs; Battery Charges; attorneys certi cate of title. engine limitations on several Filters & Filter Holders; Olympus OM 2S Film Camera w/ 2 Lenses; Minolta Dimage A1 Digital Camera w/ Fixed Lens; Panasonic Palmcorder Multicam Household, Tools, Trailer, Pony Sulkies lakes and clarifying hunting and trapping language. Camcorder; Electronics: Computer Monitors; (2) Computer 2 GB-dual core, 4 pony sulkies …… 8 ft. Carry On metal utility trailer with ramp ……22” Craftsman push Th ese events are open to 1.6 GHZ, 2 Hitachi HD 250 GB; Shredder; Sound system; Surge protector & mower ….. Wagner 2000 paint sprayer ….. P 185/80 D14 Goodrich tire …. P225/60 R16 the public. Anyone interested battery backup; Printers & Scanner Voice actuated FM transceiver; Dazzle Michelin tire …… 5 HP shop vac ….. Small tools including shovels, rakes, brooms, hand digital video creator; Unibind XU 138 Book Binder; Alto’s Mat Cutting Tools; in providing input and partic- Compaq computer 2800; (4) Dell Dimension 1100 Computer w/ Monitor; tools, etc. …. Step ladder …. Log chains ….. Car ramps …..Jack stands …. 2 twin size beds ipating in Ohio’s professional Furniture & Misc Packaging Items: Offi ce Furniture; Sectional; Love Seat; with mattresses ……3 pc double bedroom suite ….. Entertainment hutch ….. Work desk ….. wildlife management process Memory Mates & Die Cutters; Frames; and a lot of misc packaging items. A Zenith Allegro sound system with record player …. Whirlpool portable automatic washing is welcome. ODNR Division LOT MORE THAN LISTED HERE!! Terms: Cash, Check w/ Bank Letter, Visa machine …. Whirlpool microwave ….. Dresser ……RCA TV … Old Zenith radio ….. Exer- of Wildlife staff will be avail- or M/C. 10% Buyers Premium to be added. A 15% Buyers Premium will be cise bike …. RCA TV ….. Folding cot bed ….. Rocking chairs …. Night stands …. Card table able to answer questions and added to all online purchases. THIS IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING - VISIT OUR WEBSITE FOR & chairs ….. Suit cases …. Coolers ….. Lamps …. Kitchen table with 4 chairs ….. Book case receive comments. A FULL LISTING AND PICTURES …. Tableware & Glassware …. Figurines, glassware & related ….. Baskets …. Books …. People who are not able to Seller: Sylvia Phillips & Others Candles & decorator items …. Toaster, crock pot, pots, pans & small kitchen items ….. Mason attend an open house at one of WILSON AUCTION & REALTY CO., LTD. jars ….. Etc., etc., etc. …. Partial listing - Contents of home and garage …… Call Gorrell the seven locations can pro- 825 N. Main St. Bryan, OH 43506 / 419-636-5500 Bros. at (419) 399-4066 for auction information or visit our web site @ www.gorrellbros- vide input online. Comments 241 S. Main St., Bowling Green, OH 43402 / 419-354-7653 Toll Free: 866-870-5500 paulding.com or Auction Zip for photos g……. Seller: Charles Eugene Copsey Estate, are accepted through Aug. Auctioneers: Wayne M. Wilson CAI, Brent J. Wilson CAI Joan M. Sizemore, Ex., Pldg Co. Probate Crt Case 2013, Joseph Burkard Attorney of 10 at wildohio.com. Click on Denver N. Geitgey CAI, Fred Nott, Keith Whitman, Cook, Burkard & Gorrell LTD ……….… Don Gorrell, Auction Manager; Larry D. Open House Comments to William H. Retcher, Shad T. 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PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 15 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 24, 2013 STATE SEN. KRUSE GUIDES conference at the J.W. Mar- LATTA SUPPORTS THE Sudoku solution CAPITOL TOUR, TEACHES riott in downtown India- STUDENT SUCCESS ACT
napolis. Kruse, current auc- CLASSIFIED ADS from page 13 GOVERNMENT CLASS TO 496738251
tioneer and past owner of Congressman Bob Latta AUCTIONEERS 813526479
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Wednesday, State Sen. eering, said combining his favor of H.R. 5, the Student two interests for the benefi t and $.15 for each additional word. Success Act, a bill that re- 721983546
Dennis Kruse (R-Auburn) Bold is $1.00 additional. welcomed members of the of the attendees was a natu- forms current K-12 education 368415792
ral opportunity. Ph: (419) 258-2000 • Email: [email protected] National Auctioneers Asso- law to help develop and im- 945267183
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to introduce my colleagues Deadline for classifi ed ads is Mondays at 12 Noon. and activities that lead to
79825 house where he shared his Classifi eds MUST be paid up front!! 1346 experiences and discussed at the NAA to Indiana state academic improvements and
how state government oper- government and give them more accountability on the 589342617 ates in Indiana. Th e seminar some benefi cial insight into DAYCARE – Openings are ONE BEDROOM ground state level. is part of a four-day auction- how our system works,” available at Ann’s Bright Begin- level apartment for rent in “A one size fi ts all policy Kruse said. from Washington is not countability to states and lo- eering conference in India- nings All Summer Kids! We will downtown Antwerp. $300.00 cal jurisdictions.” napolis, returning to the city Kruse gave NAA mem- also be off ering daycare for be- per month plus deposit. In- meeting the education needs bers a tour of the Statehouse, of our nation’s children. We Th e Student Success Act for the second time in 64 fore and after school in the fall! cludes water/sewer and trash reauthorizes the Elementary and lead a three hour class Call now for more information all agree that every child years. pick up. Good references and and Secondary Education Act Th e NAA is hosting the on communicating with and/or to register your child. records check required. If in- should have access to a qual- elected offi cials, the legisla- Ages 2 1/2 through fi fth grade ity education, but our current (ESEA), commonly known terested call 419-506-0063. p as No Child Left Behind, tive process and how state accepted. 419-399-KIDS (5437). FOR SALE: Sofa bed, good system is in need of reforms. through 2019. Th e bill re- Taking orders for and national legislation af- tf condition. $100 obo. 419-506- In an eff ort to fi x our broken quires states to develop their Michigan Jersey fects the auctioneering in- WANTED: People who love 0527. Antwerp/Paulding area. p education system, block fed- dustry. having a great time, food and FOR SALE: Square glass curio eral intrusion in academic own accountability systems BLUEBERRIES “It is my hope my col- entertainment. Attend Ant- cabinets, some bedroom furni- aff airs, and protect parental and teacher evaluation pro- leagues will be able to take werp’s Day in the Park. August ture, drawer units, overstock. choice for their child’s edu- grams that are tied to student home some ideas about how 10, 2013, 9:30a–5p. See this 25% off limited supply. Table, cation, I voted in favor of the achievement. ESEA has not Mechanically Picked to connect with their own paper for events schedule the chairs, desk, 10% off . Birch Student Success Act,” said been reauthorized since 2007. $ elected offi cials and com- week prior. Chamber of Com- cabinet, $100.00/lin. ft. in stock Congressman Latta. “Parents 1.00 per pound munities,” Kruse said. merce, PO Box 1111, Antwerp, till gone. Special orders 10% and teachers within a child’s Be sure to tell the busi- Th e NAA conference OH 45813. 419-258-1772, ant- off . Sale ends July 31st. Eicher’s community know what’s best nesses you patronize, that Call 419-542-6787 begins today and will run [email protected] Woodworking Shop, LLC, 22319 for that child. Th is bill will you saw their ad in the West for questions or to place an order! through Saturday, July 20. 30-31 Ward Road, Woodburn, IN return control and seek ac- Bend News. AL GRIFFITHS CONSTRUC- 46797, 260-632-1065. 29-30 TION – Windows, light electri- HOUSE FOR SALE: 2.5 acres Whispering cal, dry wall, doors, specializ- on river south of Sherwood. Farm Equipment ing in siding repairs & more. 3 BD, 1 1/2 BA, 26x32 pole PUBLIC AUCTION Consignment Auction Pines Call the offi ce M-F, 9-4 for building. 419-258-2064. p EVERY SATURDAY AT 6PM Saturday Aug. 10, 2013 2 BEDROOM your repair or construction WANT WINDOW COVERINGS needs, 419-399-2419. After that look great for years? Drapes, LARGE VARIETY OF Consign 1 piece or whole line. APARTMENTS hours, 419-506-2102. tf valances, verticals, shades, etc. MERCHANDISE Call for info & get your MOTHER OF TWO will baby- Measured and installed. Call ~ EVERYONE WELCOME ~ equipment advertised. 2.88 ACRE Corner Location, sit Monday thru Friday, 8-5. Judy McCalla, Hicksville, 419- Farmer Center Equipment Antwerp FOR Weekends on request. Lunch & 542-6182. tf PORTER AUCTION Farmer, OH 419-658-2515 1892 Vintage Brick Home with 4+ snacks provided. Any age wel- GRAVES TREE EXPERT: Tree 19326 Co. Rd. 60 Bdrms, 30’ Living/Dining, Pleasant come. Call 419-399-0751 or 419- trimming, tree removal, dead Grover Hill, OH eat-in kitchen, 3300 sq. ft. Many RENT 567-4060, Jessica Larson. tf limb removal, storm damage, FINANCIAL SERVICES For Info Call: 419-587-3770 unique features! Roof, soffi ts/gutters IN VEHICLE/RETAIL SALES- clean up, stump removal, free just last summer. 24 x 48 insulated PERSON needed. Motorsport estimates. Call Paul, 260-341- Seasonal Offi ce, pole bldg, Brick tool shed, Brick de- PAULDING knowledge and computer 7255. eot TRUCK DRIVERS tached 1 car garage. $49,900. skills a plus. Join the team of Grain Elevator Operation, HORMANN’S HEATING & and PART TIME positions NEEDED Call Sandra/Tamyra 419-506-1015 Please call: a local established corpora- COOLING: Taking care of your available at Trupointe GORRELL BROS REAL ESTATE, 419-399-2419 tion. Send resume to mail @ family & your home for over 10 Experienced 1201 N. Williams, Paulding rtsales.org tf years! 419-258-1640. tf Cooperative. Please send Hours: M-F 8-5 resume or apply in person TOWN & COUNTRY MONU- MOVING SALE: July 26-27, Class A CDL at Edgerton (1519 Everson MENTS – for all your memorial & 9-5. 401 Park Ave. Antwerp, OH. Rd., Woodburn, IN 46797) or stone needs. Call Mike Rohrs at Household items/antiques. Flatbed and Van Monroeville (306 W. South St., 419-506-1024. 30, 33, 36, 39p… FT. DEFIANCE Antiques. Monroeville, IN 46773) offi ces. RAIN TECH Seamless Gut- Find your treasures at our 260-493-3649 ters, 419-258-1818. 30-32 over 4,000 sq. ft. location at 198 ACRES +/- PRIME FARMLAND 402 Clinton Street, Defi ance. Meyer Trucking Inc. THE COMPUTER DEPOT: Pro- PAULDING COUNTY, OHIO Hours: Mon-Sat 10–5. Phone: viding a wide range of computer 419-782-6003. tf MONDAY *AUGUST 5th, 2013 sales, service and repair needs. Free estimates. 419-258-0015, DEADLINE FOR THE CLAS- ATTENTION: 7:00 P.M. Sharp! www.antwerpcompdepot.com SIFIEDS IS MONDAYS AT 12 Schmucker Motor Repair purchased the Schwartz Small Engine Repair AUCTION LOCATION: Antwerp School Commons tfp51-13 NOON!! Dealership and product lines, and moved to 11524 Doty Rd. We have 303 S. Harrmann Rd. Antwerp, OH the full Husqvarna lineup. Also, a full line of Echo & Dolmar products: 198.4 +/- ACRES in 6 PARCELS Blowers, Trimmers, Saws, Post Augers & etc., Manti s ti llers, Subaru Section 5 & 9 Harrison Twp. Paulding Co., Ohio • Farms Located SW of Antwerp, Ohio Generators & Trash pumps, J-Air, Emglo & Champion Air Compressors, 1 Mile South of New US 24 on Rd. T-21 or 1 Mile North of St. Rt. 111 on T-21 Honda, Briggs and Subaru engines, Mitsubishi Diesel Gen-Sets, Batt er- GOOD SOILS - NICE SQUARE FARMS - A GREAT LOCATION & ACCESS HELP WANTED ies & more. We also service other Lawn & Garden equipment. “WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS” H&W Automotive has immediate openings for full Parcel #1: 79 Acres +/- in N½ of SE¼ of Section 5 Harrison Twp. Paulding Co., OH, Schmucker Motor Repair - Sales & Service Mostly Hoytville w/ a Little Nappanee Soils, Frontage on Twp. Rd. T- 21 and part-time positions at our Hicksville, Antwerp, 11524 Doty Rd. • New Haven, IN 46774 • 260.632.9019 and Edgerton locations. Experience preferred but Parcel #2: 39.5 Acres +/- in SE¼ of SE¼ of Section 5 Harrison Twp. Paulding Co., OH Mostly Hoytville w/ Nappanee Soils, Frontage on Both Twp. Rd. T-21&T-144 not required. Home Health Aides Parcel #3: Combination of Parcels 1 & 2 as a Single Unit “Collective Bidding Used” Please apply to: H&W Automotive Parts, Inc. 165 East High Street Caring, dependable individuals needed to assist Parcel #4: 40 Acres +/- in SE ¼ of SW ¼ of Section 5 Harrison Twp. Paulding Co., OH with home care needs in Paulding County. Part time, Hoytville/ Nappanee Soils, Frontage on Twp. Rd. T-144 Hicksville, OH 43526 exible hours, great for students or working around No phone calls please. Parcel #5: 40 Acres +/- in NW ¼ of NW ¼ Section 9 Harrison Twp. Paulding Co., OH other commitments. Reliable transportation and Mostly Hoytville w/ Nappanee Soils, Frontage on Both Twp. Rd.T-21 & T-144 working phone a must. Application online or pick-up Parcel #6: 198.4 Acres +/- Combination of All Farmland As A Single Unit (M-F, 8 – 5) at: Community Health Professionals 250 “COLLECTIVE BIDDING PROCEDURE USED AFTER Dooley Dr., Ste. A, Paulding, OH 45879 PARCELS #3 & #6 If Needed” ComHealthPro.org For Full Terms, Maps, F.S.A., or Further Information Visit our web site @ www.siefkerauctions.com or call for Brochure No phone calls please. Contact: DAN LIMBER @ 419-576-2717 (or) NOW HIRING!! AARON SIEFKER @ 419-235-0789 We have a wide variety of job openings Dan Limber & Aaron Siefker will be at the Farm on the Corner of T-21 & T-144 from entry level to skilled: HOUSE FOR SALE Monday * July 15 * 6:00 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. for Questions Welders OWNER: Industrial Sewers KOEHLINGER FAMILY FARM Judith M. Blalock / Jane L. Limber Extrusion & CNC Operators Stanley Yoder Attorney for Family Production Workers Conducted By: Laborers/Assemblers SIEFKER REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO. OTTAWA, OH Positions available are Temp to Hire, Immediate Possession! DAN LIMBER, Auctioneer/ Realtor Temporary, & Direct Hire! (419)-576-2717 7664 Road 1031, Antwerp Please apply at 108 E Collins Rd Bldg 9, 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath on 1 acre with river access. AARON SIEFKER, Broker & Auctioneer Fort Wayne, IN 46825 (419)-538-6184 Offi ce or (419)-235-0789 Cell Large living area with fi replace, updated kitchen & bath, 2.5 E.O.E. Tom Robbins & Darrel D. Yoder, Assisting Auctioneers car garage. Wraparound deck overlooking pond. 12x16 shed. View on Web @ www.siefkerauctions.com www.peoplelinkstaf ng.com $94,500. Call 260/760-3502. PAGE 16 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 24, 2013 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] DERBY DEMOLITION CORRECTION RUICH – LUCAS ENGAGEMENT ANTWERP’S DAY IN THE Come spend the day! AT HARLAN DAYS PARK ALMOST HERE! Bring your folding chairs! Th e reported donation of Parking at the park itself is limited, but Th e United Harlan Days will again $5,000 from Arend Laukhuf You won’t want to miss & Stoller for the Herb Mon- the 14th Annual Day In Th e Methodist Church nearby present Demolition Derby allows parking in their lot. action as part of the Harlan roe Community Park was in- Park on August 10, 2013 in Days Festival. United De- accurate. Th e actual amount Antwerp, Ohio! molition Derbies will have of the donation is $1,500.00. Riverside Park on East VILLAGE OF ANTWERP fi gure-8 racing and demo- We apologize for the error River Street will be fi lled 2012 DRINKING WATER lition derby action in the and any inconvenience it may with activities of all kinds: CONSUMER CONFIDENCE arena on Saturday, August have caused. a Cruise-in, Craft vendors, REPORT RELEASED 3 beginning at 6:00 p.m. For —Sonya Herber, Herb Food vendors, Informa- more information on entry Monroe Community Park tion tents, Little Maumee Th e Village of Antwerp fees and car rules, see Unit- Project Chair Express train ride for kids, has prepared and released ed Demolition Derbies on Th e Fort Wayne ZooMo- its annual drinking water Visit us on the web at bile, Music and more. Th e Facebook.com www.westbendnews.net report. Th e reports covers day will begin with a parade where the village gets its through the downtown area water, what are sources of at 10:00 a.m. in the morn- contamination the village ing and will conclude with a tests for, results of required fl ag retirement ceremony in testing and public participa- the aft ernoon. Th ere will be tion information. Th e report something for everyone! is included in today’s edition Th e Chamber will be of the West Bend News. Th e Foot & Ankle honoring an Antwerp citi- report is available at Town zen, Th e Gem of the Year. Hall, Depot and on-line at Specialist Also a new award will given the Village’s website at: vil- Specializing in conditions of the feet this year, Friend of the An- lageofantwerp.com twerp Community. Th e re- and lower extremities for over 30 Th e Village had no viola- cipients of these awards will years, Dr. Sam is trained in tions of its drinking water in be announced soon. 2012. Questions should be reconstructive surgery of the foot Th ere is some returning and ankle, arthroscopic procedures, directed to the Village Ad- entertainment scheduled, as ministrator at 419-258-2371. open and closed treatment of foot Chrissy Ruich and Tyler will graduate with her nurse well as some new ones. Th e and ankle fractures, as well as Lucas will tie the knot on Au- practitioner degree in May Chamber is happy to have Sam Neuschwanger, DPM gust 3, 2013 at St. John Bosco 2014. Tyler is employed at Podiatry, Foot & Ankle Surgery common foot and ankle problems. Th e Old Crown Brass Band If you mailed 18,400 Catholic Church. Nucor in the tool room and from Fort Wayne making Postcards (circulation of Accepting new patients and physician Chrissy is the daughter of also works for Ruich Land- their fi rst appearance in West Bend News) it would Ron and Cindy Ruich of Fort scaping. Antwerp. Anyone who likes costs $6072.00 not including referrals. Call 419-542-5669 or Wayne, IN and Tyler is the Th e blessed couple will band music will want to printing charges. A postcard son of Jeff and Lorie Lucas of honeymoon in Mexico and here them. size ad only cost $96 419-238-3570 to schedule. Antwerp, OH. will reside in Fort Wayne, Dr. Sam has privileges at the following Ohio and Indiana hospitals: Chrissy is a registered IN (until city life drives Tyler Community Memorial, Van Wert, Paulding, and Dupont. nurse at Parkview Health and crazy!). :HVWZRRG'ULYH9DQ:HUW2KLR ::D\QH6WUHHW3DXOGLQJ2+ 1&ROXPEXV6W+LFNVYLOOH2+ MOORE – EDDY ENGAGEMENT 1HZ9LVLRQ'ULYH)RUW:D\QH,1 www.cmhosp.com
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208 E. Washington, Antwerp $52,500 15911 Rd. 1037, Oakwood $109,900 Register for the Harlan Spend this summer grilling on the patio of Auglaize river frontage and it comes with a Days Hustle 5K Fun Run. It es com this great 2 bedroom home! beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on over will be held on Saturday, Au- Wel or 1 acre! Doct HUGE P MOVE-I gust 3, 2013 at 7:00 a.m. Run- ew RICE D N R N ROP! EADY! ners will be able to register on the day of the fun run. Th e age categories are: • Male and Female 15 and 409 Williams, Paulding $49,900 Need 1130 Emerald, Paulding $79,900 under space? This massive downtown home has Great 3 bedroom 1.5 bath home ready for Kate Gilreath, DO so much to offer! Look at it today! a new owner! • Male and Female 16 to NEW PR 25, Male and Female 26 to 45 BARGAI ICE Paulding Medical Office Building N BUY! ! • Male and Female 46 to 1032 W. Wayne St., Paulding OH 45821 65, Male and Female 66 and up Phone: 419-399-1782 For more information and 19843 SR 111, Defi ance/Paulding $39,500 302 W. Canal, Antwerp $38,000 Priced to sell. This home has so much po- Don’t miss this great 3 bedroom house registration please contact Dr. Gilreath will begin office hours on Monday, July 29th tential to be all you want from a home! Set priced to sell! Joy at 260-657-1747 or joygei- For more information call 419-399-1782. Dr. Kate Gilreath up a personal tour today! See Video Tours of These Homes at www.Realtyfi ve.com [email protected]