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NEW PATIENT 1 Year $18, 3 Year $54 Or Permanent $180 Dog Tags May Be Purchased at the County Auditor’S Offi Ce, 1St Floor of the Courthouse, 115 N POSTALPPOSTAL PATRONPATRON www.westbendnews.net VOLUME 11 – ISSUE 1 Good News for Good Communities - Serving Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 2015 RAIDERS CRASH WARRIORS IN MR. & MRS. ZELLER CELEBRATE WOODLAN FFA RECEIVES 2nd & 5th PLACE IN LAST 2014 GAME 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY THE STATE FFA ENTOMOLOGY CDE Pictured here are (l-r) are 2nd place State FFA team winners: Sophi Schultz, Janae Sowles, Kaitlyn Castleman and Skylar Customer Hogle. Woodlan FFA teams fi n- BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Appreciation Day! ished 2nd and 5th in the State David Sinn receives Luke Miller coordinated pass of perfect FFA Entomology Career De- Jeremiah Asa Johnson timing for the Alley-Oop dunk of the year. Visit westbend- velopment Event held on the was born on January 2, news.net for the video and more pictures. campus of Purdue University, 2015 at 2:09 p.m. at Com- Wayne Trace hosted the Th e game began with the West Lafayette. Th e Entomol- munity Memorial Hospital, Warriors for the annual New Warriors taking an early rise Mr. and Mrs. Herb Zeller and Shawn Jackson. ogy CDE includes correctly Hicksville, OH. He weighed Year’s Boys Basketball game and looking to be a tough ri- are celebrating their 50th Th eir children and grand- identifying insect specimens, 6lb. 13.5 oz. and was 18 at the Palace on Tuesday, De- val, quickly gathering a 6-1 wedding anniversary. Her- children wish to invite fam- listing the Order in which the inches long. His parents are cember 30. Th e Warriors had lead. Raiders are known for bert Zeller and Sandra Flory ily and friends to join them insect belongs, and answering Pat and Michelle Johnson of previously came from play- pulling out of defi cits and were married on January 9, in celebrating their special quiz questions about insects, Paulding, OH. Jeremiah was ing Fremont last week before swift ly at that. Full court 1965 at St. Paul United Meth- occasion at an open house pesticides and entomology in welcomed home by siblings Christmas while the Raiders press by the entire team led odist Church in Napoleon, being held on Sunday, Janu- general. Kaitlyn Castleman Kaitlynn, Brandon, Noah, th placed 1st in the FFA division came in with a 6-0 record Wayne Trace to overtake OH. ary 18 from 1:00-5:00 p.m. Grace, Jonah, and Isaiah. followed by 7th place fi nisher with an outstanding win their opponents. Th e couple has two chil- at the Knights of Columbus Proud grandparents are dren, Troy (Cathy) Zeller and hall in Paulding. Th e couple Sophi Schultz, and 17th place against Miller City. Last year, In both the fi rst and sec- Glen and Mary Johnson of the annual match took place ond quarters, the Raiders Stacy (Phillip) Jackson; and respectfully requests no gift s, fi nisher, Janae Sowles. Eric four grandchildren, Wesley just the presence of family Cecil, OH and Richard and at Woodlan with the guests Peggy Ward of Cecil, OH. winning by 10 points. (Continued to Page 8and Bailey Zeller and Luke and friends. (Continued to Page 2 GRACE HECKLEY/PICKENS TAX & ACCOUNTING HOME IMPROVEMENT 22235 Old 24 • Woodburn, IN • Fifth House West of 101 38 Years Experience! 38Vinyl Years Experience! & Canvas FREE ELECTRONIC FILING 419.399.2322 Indoor & Outdoor Signs & Banners Authorized IRS E-File Provider Larry D. 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APPLICATION for the registration of dog(s) for the year 2015 115 North Williams Street, Paulding, OHIO 45879 • Headaches • Carpal Tunnel • Shoulder pain • Knee pain 2014 2015 • Foot pain • Sciatica • Back pain • Auto Accidents License # License # • Neuropathy • Sprains/Strains • TMJ • Massage Therapy SPORTSSPORTS PPHYSICALSHYSICALS FFOROR $20$20.0000! State of the art Equipment! Initial ENTIRE visit for $27.00! Includes: ConsultationCCo • 1st Adjustment • Therapy Call to make an appointment at: 419-506-9010 410 East River Street, Antwerp, OH • Located East side of town on Old 24 Dr. Chris Bragg PAGE 2 – WEST BEND NEWS – JANUARY 7, 2015 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] OBITUARIES ANTWERP, OH TIPS TO STAY WARM AND SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK Daniel Smalley, age 71 of An- REDUCE ENERGY COSTS twerp passed away Dec. 30, 2014. “Wash yourselves, make yourselves clean; Remove the Arr by Dooley Funeral Homes of evil of your deeds from My sight. Cease to do evil, Learn (NAPSI)—Th ere’s no Antwerp & Payne, Ohio. to do good; Seek justice, Reprove the ruthless, Defend the doubt that heating and cool- ing your home is the largest orphan, Plead for the widow.” Isaiah 1:16-17 NASB energy expense in your home. In fact, according to the De- partment of Energy, heat- ing and cooling accounts for about 56 percent of the energy used in a typical U.S. home, which makes eff orts to reduce energy costs that much more PAULDING, OHIO important. Mary Elizabeth Laukhuf, As you heat your home age 82 died Sunday, January 4, this winter, the experts at the Paul Edward Culler, 80, of 2015 at the Gardens of Paulding. York brand of heating and air Antwerp, Ohio was called to PAULDING, OHIO She was born August 22, 1932 his heavenly home Tuesday De- conditioning recommend the Lloyd Dean Miller, 76, of in Paulding County, Ohio the cember 30, 2014 at Community following: Paulding, passed away peace- daughter of John E. and Ruby • Perform regular main- Memorial Hospital, Hicksville, fully Friday, January 2, 2015 at Ohio. E. (Gunderman) Buchman. On tenance. Clean air fi lters, seal Van Wert Manor. February 17, 1951 she married Paul was born on October Dean was born in Oceola, any duct leaks, make sure 23, 1934 in rural Antwerp to Edward E. Laukhuf, who pre- registers are clear of obstruc- Pictured here are (l-r) are 5th place State FFA team winners: Ohio on August 24, 1938, a son ceded her in death on January 6, the late Mabel (Wallace) and of the late Mary Claire (Bohan) tions and check your insula- Matt Singer, Mike Singer, Zach Wietfeldt, and Eric Kurtz. Jerry Culler and was preceded 1996. She retired in 1992 from tion. Th e Environmental Pro- and Wesley Miller. Aeroquip, Van Wert aft er 21 ½ (Continued from Page 1) in death by his older siblings: He was a lifetime member tection Agency (EPA) reports A total of 33 FFA teams years as receiving inspector. She th Norman Culler, Eileen Kasner, of IUOE Local #18 and worked Kurtz placed 16 in the FFA with 157 total members com- was a member of Divine Mercy that improper insulation can Evelyn Lake and Helen Walters. for many years with Fruchey as division followed by 20th place peted for a chance of winning On February 11, 1953 Paul Catholic Parish, Paulding; Altar reduce system effi ciency by as a crane operator. In the 1960’s much as 30 percent. fi nisher Mike Singer, 22nd the fi rst place state banner married the love of his life and Dean set missile silos on John- Rosary Society; Paulding Coun- high school sweetheart, Mary • Hire a qualifi ed techni- place fi nisher, Matt Singer, and one of the top fi ve team son Island. ty Hospital Auxiliary; and Aero- th Schilb and the family they quip Retirees Club. cian to inspect and service and 26 place fi nisher, Zach plaques. On Aug. 11, 1959 Dean Wietfeldt. shared was his greatest joy. married Donna Boldman. Mary is survived by four chil- your home comfort system. He was a carpenter and Dean will be sadly missed dren: Richard (Jean) Laukhuf, Th e technician will make sure farmer and his hobbies includ- by his wife, Donna; sons, Eric Tomball, TX, Debbie (Michael) your system is working prop- help yourself feel better. Take Steering Committee meeting ed hunting, fi shing and playing (Carrie), Steve (Connie) & Bri- Olinick, Indianatlantic, FL, Lori erly and at peak effi ciency. As advantage of the resources at Noon; Volunteer training cards and checkers.
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