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BOUNTIFUL BLESSING FROM FLATROCK CHRISTMAS LIGHTING NH PARKS & REC EARN HOLIDAY MAGIC IN MONROEVILLE CONTEST ENTRY DEADLINE 2014 AWARDS OF EXCEL- LIMBHANGERS IS APPROACHING! LENCE AWARD

Random Fact Random FactTime is running out… Th e New Haven Parks and Random Truth of God: Randomthe Truth deadline isof almost God: here… Recreation Department has Get those entries in for the been chosen as the recipient Christmas Village of Lights of a 2014 Awards of Excel- Contest this year! lence Award from the Indi- Show your holiday spirit, ana Park and Recreation As- deck the halls and the walls sociation (IPRA). IPRA will in holiday cheer. Antwerp present the award publicly at shines its brightest during a special awards banquet at the holiday season and the the IPRA State Conference in Antwerp Chamber of Com- Michigan City on January 15, merce would like to help our 2014. residents show their commu- Th e 4 Wellness Summer Shaylin McCray with Santa & Mrs. Claus at Holiday Magic nity pride through friendly Series is four running events in Monroeville. Wally Owens, Linda Wilhelm, and Jason Messman work to- competition. Th e Christmas that are a collaboration be- By: Jill Starbuck ta and Mrs. Claus posed for gether to fi ll the Caring and Sharing Food Pantry food Pan- Village of Lights holiday dec- tween the parks department, On Saturday, Decem- pictures and graciously lis- try. orating contest gives you the the New Haven High School ber 6, Monroeville resi- tened to children’s Christ- I received a phone call last pantryBranch full of people Christian who are opportunity to make Ant- Cross Country teams and dents and visitors enjoyed mas wishes, and off ered week and heard, “Th e Car- hungry. I Fellowshiphad not idea how werp a little (or a lot) brighter. Well Strategies Inc, a local the town’s annual Holiday sound advice for continued ing and Sharing food pantry busy the facility is. Th e contest is open to every- wellness non-profi t. Th ese Magic sponsored by the good behavior. one in the Antwerp School events appeal to all ages and is getting in a large donation Executive Director, Lin- Chamber of Commerce. All visitors who stopped of turkeys.” It was right aft er da Wilhelm, said it’s been a District and will be judged abilities and our main focus Several businesses partici- Th anksgiving and people do busy year. “Nine years ago based on curbside appeal is to encourage an active, (Continued to Page 7) need to eat more than one when I started we had about only. Judges will not enter the healthy lifestyle. Th e series pated including the Mon- time a year. “Sure. I’ll come 200 people a month. Now we interior of any property. includes an elementary mile roeville United Methodist over,” I said. over 500.” Paulding Coun- Chamber is letting tech- run, a 5K, A kid’s triathlon Church, the Monroeville TAZ I arrived at the food pan- ty’s population hasn’t grown, nology help with the work and a 10K. 2014 sponsors in- Park, the Fire Department, try on Saturday morning, one but its needs has. Many peo- this year by having the com- clude Parkview Physicians Cornerstone Youth Center, Construction of the two days a week they ple do not have the jobs they munity enter or nominate a Group, Parkview Live, Lu- and the Trackside Museum. Services LLC are open, only to fi nd the food did or their income has been neighbor through Facebook theran Health Network, Indi- Th roughout the day, a beau- cut. Food stamps has been or email. For those who are ana Physical Th erapy, Beacon tiful white trolley escorted Tony A. Zartman & cut by the politicians (who technologically challenged Credit Union and Th ree Riv- visitors to each venue’s own Travis A. Zartman you can still submit an entry ers Running Company. version of holiday cheer. gave themselves raises). Even 4376 Rd. 33, Branch if you are working full-time, or nomination to the Ant- Each year, IPRA Awards Visitors browsed craft and many times a person cannot werp Chamber by calling us of Excellence are presented vendor booths, handpicked Payne, Ohio 45880 Christian to individuals and agencies cookies from the cookie Phone (Continued to Page 8) (Continued to Page 2) across Indiana to honor their walk, admired gingerbread Fellowship eff orts – both personally and houses, and enjoyed com- 419-263-2977 professionally in the fi eld of plimentary coff ee and hot Customer Satisfaction is Parks and Recreation. Win- chocolate. 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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 – DECEMBER 17, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] OBITUARIES pudding, dinner roll Christmas Lighting Contest Commissioners, and that all deliberations of this Board of County Commissioners SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK PAYNE, OH 12/22 – Baked ham, sweet (Continued from Page 1) and of any of its committees that resulted in Tony Adamski, 91 of Payne such formal action, were in meetings open “Th e angel said to her, “Do not be afraid, Mary; for you potatoes, wax beans, orange at 419-258-1722. to the public in compliance with all legal passed away Dec. 9, 2014. Arr by juice, WW bread, cherry pie requirements including Section §121.22 of have found favor with God. And behold, you will conceive Dooley Funeral Homes of Payne Th e categories for 2014 the Ohio Revised Code. in your womb and bear a son, and you shall name Him 12/23 – Chicken & brocco- have been updated as well. IN THE MATTER OF ENTERING & Antwerp. li casserole, warm applesauce, INTO A MEMORANDUM OF UNDER- Jesus.” Luke 1:30-31 NASB ANTWERP, OH Th ey will be: STANDING WITH CCAO SERVICE biscuit, grape juice CORPORATION (CCAOSC) FOR SE- Howard Dean Stout, age 86 • Facebook Favorite – CURING ENERGY PRICING FOR ELEC- of Antwerp died Dec. 10, 2014. each home entered or nom- TRICAL AGGREGATION: GROVER HILL STUDENT COUNCIL HOST Arr. by Dooley Funeral Homes PAULDING COUNTY SENIOR On September 30, 2013, the Paulding inated will be photographed County Board of Commissioners entered CANNED FOOD DRIVE of Antwerp & Payne. CENTER ACTIVITIES 12/17 and posted to the Antwerp into a Participation Agreement Regarding HICKSVILLE, OHIO Electricity Purchase Program of the CCAO – 12/23 Chamber Facebook page. Th e Service Corporation (CCAOSC); and Mary Kathryn Rogers, 94, house with the most “likes” CCAOSC has contracted with a subsidiary died Monday December 8, 2014 of Palmer Energy Company, Inc. to obtain 12/17 – Bunco, 12:30 p.m.; will win. information, provide a plan of governance at Community Memorial Hospi- Buckeye Hearing Bingo at draft and provide other assistance to Pauld- tal, Hicksville. • Kid’s Choice – Houses ing County in this process; and this Mem- Noon; Craft s at 12:30 p.m.; will be judged by some local orandum of Understanding authorized She was born on June 16, CCAOSC and Palmer Energy to include 1920 in Mark Center, Ohio, the Holiday grocery shopping in “little ones”. Paulding County as part of its Request for daughter of the late John and Defi ance, leave at 9:00 a.m. Chamber Honorable Proposal (RFP) process with various poten- tial suppliers, estimate the savings by aver- Myrtle (Balser) Schliesser. 12/18 – Blood pressure & Mentioned – Houses will be age household and as a county, and present Mary was a 1938 graduate toe nail clinic, 9:00 a.m.; Bin- the results of these eff orts to the Paulding judged by several Chamber County Board of Commissioners; and of Hicksville High School. She go w/Th e Gardens, 10:00 a.m.; members. through this MOU, Paulding County shall worked as a librarian in the An- Exercise, 10:00 a.m.; Turn Up A $50.00 prize will be authorize the electric distribution utility twerp school system and ush- at 12:15 p.m. to provide general information regarding awarded to the top home in the number of eligible households and ered at the Embassy Th eatre in 12/19 – Red Hat Christmas non-mercantile businesses, monthly con- Ft. Wayne, Indiana. She was a Party; Bingo w/Vancrest of each category. sumption and demand, load profi le distri- Entries must reach the bution among these potential participants, member of St. Michaels Catholic Antwerp, Noon; Craft store rate information capacity information and Church where she was a member Antwerp Chamber through such other information as they consider open, 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.; necessary to obtain competitive pricing of the Rosary Altar Society and Commodity Distribution, Facebook, email or phone call from various potential third party suppliers the Social Club, volunteered for 11:00 a.m. by 5:00 p.m. on December to Paulding County’s aggregation; and the th Paulding County Board of Commissioners Dr. Smith at CMH for 16 years, 12/22 – Fingernail Clinic, 18 . Th ey will be posted to deems this request to be in the best inter- volunteered at the Bargain Box 10:00 a.m. – 12:00; Exercise, the Antwerp Chamber Face- est of Paulding County and wishes to ap- and was a member of the CMH prove the same. Now, therefore the Board 10:00 a.m.; AmeriCare Check- book page and voting will of County Commissioners of Paulding Th e Grover Hill Student Hill Food Bank. Pictured Auxiliary. up, 10:15 a.m.; Christmas close on December 23rd. County, Ohio, hereby entered into a MOU th Mary is survived by a son, with CCAOSC for securing energy pricing Council is working on their here are 6 grade WTGH Stu- Movie, 10:00 a.m. So drag that ladder out of for electrical aggregation, a copy of which canned food drive. Th e food dent Council members Cara Jim Rogers of Plains, Montana; is attached hereto and made a part hereof. two daughters, Judy (Bill) John- 12/23 – Euchre at 9:45 a.m. the shed, bring those boxes IN THE MATTER OF AMENDING drive will end on Wednesday, Davis, Katie Stoller, Gabby & 12:15 p.m.; Trivia w/Nicole, down from the attic and get THE 2014 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION December 17, and all items Donis and Tiff any Sinn. son of Hicksville, Deb (Richard) (FUND 001-013): Caciano of Paharump, Nevada; 12:00 p.m. busy on your holiday cheer! Th e Board of County Commissioners will be given to the Grover grandchildren, Tina Judy, Mat- We hope to see your house on does hereby direct the County Auditor to amend the 2014 Annual Appropriation by thew Johnson, William, Jimmy, MAKE HOLIDAYS A LITTLE the “nice list” appropriating the following: and Gene Harlin; great grand- 001-013-00003/General Fund/Coro- GREENER Send your entries to the ner/Contracts/Services THE GIFT OF GIRL SCOUT COOKIES daughter, Kamryn Harlin; sib- Antwerp Chamber Facebook AMOUNT: $4,000.00 lings, Paul Schliesser of Dayton, page, the Antwerp Chamber IN THE MATTER OF AMENDING Ohio and Teresa Miller of Ft Reduce, Reuse, Recycle THE 2014 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION email: Antwerpchamber@ (FUND 010): Wayne, Indiana. • Send e-cards instead of pa- Th e Board of County Commissioners She was preceded in death by per greeting cards. gmail.com or call the Cham- does hereby direct the County Auditor to ber at 419-258-1722. amend the 2014 Annual Appropriation a daughter, Patricia Harlin, a son • Use reusable shopping by appropriating the following in the Soil Joe Rogers and brothers, Carroll bags. Conservation Fund (Fund 010): 010-001-00008/Soil Conservation/ and Basil Schliesser. • Avoid gift s with a lot of NH Parks & Rec. Earn Award PERS A memorial Mass will be cel- packaging; tickets, gift cards, (Continued from Page 1) AMOUNT: $3,900.00 ebrated at St. Michael’s Catholic IN THE MATTER OF MODIFYING lessons and memberships cre- upon a scoring system for THE 2014 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION Church, Hicksville, on Decem- ate almost no waste. (FUND 001-001): ber 20, 2014 at 10:30 a.m. quality of the project, impact Th e Board of County Commissioners • Buy quality not quantity. on the community, creative does hereby modify the 2014 Annual Ap- Memorials may be made to Quality means more durable propriation and hereby directs the Paulding St. Michael’s Catholic Church. solutions as well as other cri- County Auditor to transfer funds: and longer lasting. Th is doesn’t FROM: 001-001-00008/General Fund/ Online condolences may be teria. Commissioners/Other Expenses shared at www.smithbrownfu- necessarily translate to more For more information on TO: 001-001-00009/General Fund/ expensive. Commissioners/PERS neralhome.com. the IPRA and the Awards of AMOUNT: $1,267.43 Lily picked out 49 non-perishable food items to donate to the GROVER HILL: • Buy gift s made with recy- Excellence program, please IN THE MATTER OF RECEIVING New Haven Food Bank. Ruth Marie Crone cled content. AND AWARDING SNOW REMOVAL of Payne contact the IPRA Offi ce at BIDS FOR THE COUNTY PARKING passed away Th ursday, Decem- • What about wrapping gift s 317-573-4035 or vmayes@in- LOT FOR THE 2014-2015 WINTER SEA- Lily worked so hard this Th e purpose of doing this ber 11, 2014. Arrangements by SON: past cookie season. She was to teach Lily the im- in old maps, posters, newspa- pra.org. Visit www.inpra.org On this 24th day of November, 2014, Den Herder Funeral Home. pers or magazines? sealed bids were received and opened by the worked the cookie booths portance of giving back to for general information. Paulding County Commissioners’ Clerk for So, what can be recycled? www.newhavenbulletin.com the County parking lot snow removal for with her troop and on her a community that has been PAULDING COUNTY SENIOR • Greeting cards, envelopes, the 2014-2015 winter season: own every weekend. She ex- so supportive of her. Family, gift cards and tags Solid Ground, LLC, PO Box 296, ceeded her goal of 260 boxes friends, and complete strang- CENTER DINING CENTER PAULDING COUNTY COM- Paulding, OH 45879 • Non-metallic wrapping Blacktop Surfaces: by more than 100. ers helped her not only reach MENU 12/17 – 12/23 Less than 2” – $90.00 paper MISSIONERS MEETING 2”-4” – $157.00 We also put out a donation her goal, but exceed it! • Non-metallic gift bags MINUTES 11/24/14 4”-6” – $180.00 box for people who wanted According to their web- 12/17 – Turkey, Ham & 6” + – $225.00 Cheese on rye, vegetable soup (handles removed) Th is 24th day of November, 2014, the Salting per application – $88.00 to support Lily and the Girl site, the New Haven Food • Cardboard with clear plas- Board of County Commissioners met in Concrete Walks: Scouts, but didn’t want to Bank served 1,652 in 2011. If w/crackers, potato salad, regular session with the following members Less than 2” – $52.00 tic windows present: 2”-4” – $78.00 buy cookies for themselves. anyone is interested in mak- tropical fruit, oatmeal raisin Tony Zartman, Roy Klopfenstein, Fred 4”-6” – $104.00 bar • Gift boxes Pieper, and Nola Ginter, Clerk 6” + – $143.00 For each box of cookies do- ing a food or monetary do- • Old calendars (coils re- ALLOWANCE OF CLAIMS: Salting per application – $48.00 nated to a local food bank, nation, you can contact the 12/18 – Hamburger gravy, Warrants documented as 212244 Classic Land Design LLC, 5442 Road mashed potatoes, wax beans, moved) through 212309 for County Bills were ap- 117, Haviland, OH 45851 we would match that with a Emanuel Lutheran Church • Electronics proved and certifi ed to the County Auditor Snowplowing for 2014-2015 season: non-perishable food item. offi ce. hot apples, WW bread, jello for payment. 2”-4” in 24 hours – $100.00 per in- • Christmas Trees stance 12/19 – Seasoned veal cut- IN THE MATTER OF APPROVING At the end of cookie sea- Lily has been asked to Steer away from . . . ‘THEN AND NOW’ PURCHASE OR- 4” + – $150.00 per instance let, scalloped potatoes, brus- DERS AND PAYMENTS: Salting lot – $85.00 per instance son, there were 26 boxes come back during Christ- • Disposable cups and table- Th e Paulding County Auditor has Snow removal of sidewalks – $75.00 to donate to the New Hav- mas break to see how her sel sprouts, apple juice, bread certifi ed the following “Th en and Now” per instance ware purchase order numbers and payments in- Now, therefore the Board of County en Food Bank. Lily picked donations are used by the • Styrofoam cluded in the Allowance of Claims on No- Commissioners does hereby award the out 49 items to donate. Lots food bank and to help how- vember 19, 2014, Warrant numbered 212165 County Parking Lot Snow Removal bid to • Shiny metallic-coated in the amount of $154.00; and it is certifi ed Classic Land Design LLC, Haviland, Ohio, of things most 7-year-olds ever she can. We’ll be taking wrapping paper and gift bags that both at the time that the contract or or- for snow removal for the County Parking der was made (“then”), and at the time that Lot Snow, including surrounding side- would want to eat; mac ‘n some candy canes to pass out Save ribbons, bows, beads, the County Auditor is completing the certi- walks, during the 2014-2015 winter season cheese, pickles, fruit snacks, to spread some Christmas fi cation (“now”), that suffi cient funds were as delineated above. string, garland and tinsel for available or in the process of collection, to IN THE MATTER OF AMENDING and ranch dressing, just to cheer!! next year. Clean packing ma- the credit of a proper fund, properly appro- THE 2014 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION name a few! www.newhavenbulletin.com Memorials • On-site Lettering terial can oft en be recycled priated and free from any previous encum- (FUND 182): Cremation Keepsakes • Vases brance; and pursuant to the Ohio Revised Th e Board of County Commissioners through area packing and de- Code §5705.41(D)(1), these purchases must does hereby direct the County Auditor to Custom Glass & Mirror Etching be approved by resolution of the Board of amend the 2014 Annual Appropriation by MAD ANTS OFFENSE strong against the Drive Yard Rocks livery services. County Commissioners. Now, therefore the appropriating the following: through the second half ex- Low Price Guarantee For more information about Paulding County Commissioners approve 001-013-00003/General Fund/Coro- EXPLODES the Th en and Now Purchase Orders as sub- ner/Contracts/Services tending their lead to 25 and Payment Plans Available Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, visit mitted by the Auditor; and it is found and AMOUNT: $4,000.00 holding a lead the entirety Mon-Fri, 9AM-5PM • Sat. 9AM-1PM www.acwastewatcher.org year- determined that all formal actions of this MEETING NOTES OF APPOINT- It was an off ensive explo- Board of County Commissioners, County MENTS: of the second half. Leading 419-238-9067 round. of Paulding, State of Ohio concerning the Marsha Yuetter, Senior Center – Ms. sion Saturday night as the Fort adoption of this resolution were adopted in Yeutter presented payroll and a dietician Wayne Mad Ants redeemed the second half for the Mad 625 S. 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West Bend 419-258-2000 fx 419-258-1313 Printing & [email protected] Publishing Inc. PO BOX 1008 • 101 N. Main St. Antwerp, OH 45813 PAGE 4 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] CHRISTMAS WITHOUT that by itself could be the be- CHRISTMAS PROGRAM into our lives. Lazarus had a CHRISTMAS PIZZA TREAT DISTRACTION ginning of worse news. Th e AT PIONEER CHRISTIAN problem, but as far as we read new saving action might have MINISTRIES in this story, God was bless- By: Rev. Gerry Weesner. been launched but proven to ing him with someone taking Maples United Methodist be no more eff ective than the Pioneer Christian Min- Lazarus where he could have Church old covenant, the one based istries cordially invites all to food, his sores were being tak- (continued from last week) on law. But by saying the come and join and see all the en care of. Loved ones, in this Mark’s prologue kingdom had drawn near, shining twinkling stars and story we read that Lazarus We can also look at the he was communicating that watch the “Little Drummer died and the angels carried gospel of Mark, which was the things were going according Boys” as they march. Notice him to Abraham’s bosom. fi rst of the gospels to be writ- to God’s plan. the littlest angels fl uttering Oh yes, how wonderful heav- ten. We just read from chap- Finally, Jesus also told his wings and how they stop en will be aft er the judgment, ter 1, which is the prologue of hearers how to become a part when kneeling beside the for the teachings of both the that gospel. A prologue is to of the kingdom: “Repent and manger of Baby Jesus. Old and New Testaments. give readers the background believe in the good news.” Enjoy the legend of “Silent “Ol Baldy” loves you and they need to follow the story Th e time is fulfi lled. Night” and how the words of just pray that you will contin- that is to be unfolded in the Following Jesus this gentle carol were com- ue to pray and read and study book. Although we read only Now that’s all well and posed on a blustery winter’s the New Testament? Luv ya! the fi rst eight verses, when the good if you see yourself as a night in 1818 in Austria. prologue goes on from there sinner in need of God’s for- Th is is an “American CANDLELIGHT CHRISTMAS to tell of Jesus coming to the giveness. But if you don’t Christmas” and will enjoy the EVE SERVICE AT TWIN As a wonderful Christ- er of Puckerbrush and a Jordan River to be baptized see yourself that way — and “Story of the Pine cone” and OAKS UMC mas treat, the children of former student of Divine by John, it places what follows many people today do not what it represents. Divine Mercy Catholic Mercy Catholic School. All in a timeframe and geograph- — then you may not con- Mark your calendars for Please join us as we cele- School enjoyed scrumptious children fi lled their tum- ical context. And by describ- nect with the Incarnation on Sunday, December 21st at brate the wonderful birth of pizza from Puckerbrush of mies and enjoyed the pizza ing the Spirit descending like a personal level. If you don’t 10:30 a.m. Pioneer Christian Jesus Christ! A candlelight Payne, OH. Pictured above tremendously! a dove on Jesus at his baptism have a sense that you need a Ministries is located on 637, Christmas Eve service with is Mr. Brian Martin, own- and the voice identifying him savior, then what’s the point six miles north of Grover Hill communion will be observed as God’s Son, “the Beloved,” of celebrating his birth? and west on T-108. Please join 9:00 p.m. at Twin Oaks Unit- Clear,” a traffi c management Chief Blackwell was Mark establishes Jesus’ iden- Well, how about simply us for this Christmas celebra- ed Methodist Church, Har- protocol for expeditiously honored with the Distin- tity. celebrating Jesus himself? tion. mon Street in Oakwood, removing accidents and ob- guished Alumni Service And that’s all. Th ere are people who ar- Ohio. You are invited to par- structions in the streets. Award during MVNU’s Th e undistorted Christ- en’t too keen on the church BIBLE QUESTIONS take of the blessed elements On September 30, 2013, 2014 Homecoming week- mas message in general who nonetheless and holy service with us. Blackwell took the oath of end. Th e award is conferred One indicator of that declare that they like Jesus. By: James Potter, Oakwood offi ce and became the four- on an MVNU graduate who change is in Jesus’ announce- We should note that one of church of Christ teenth Police Chief of the demonstrates outstanding ment that “the time is ful- the ways the early church 1. Luke 16:26 – What sep- Cincinnati Police Depart- professional achievements, fi lled.” We know from the Old evangelized the world was by arated the rich man from ment. He was selected from works selfl essly for church telling the story of the grown- Testament that many people Lazarus? a large pool of candidates af- and community service, and up Jesus. In fact, those early in Israel were looking for a 2. Luke 16:26 – Can one exemplifi es the university narratives about Jesus kept ter an intensive nationwide new action from God, some travel from one place to an- search. As Police Chief, he motto: “To Seek to Learn is intervention in the course of growing until they became other, where Abraham and the four gospels. has focused on forging new to Seek to Serve.” history that would change the rich man are? Mount Vernon Naza- things dramatically. Th e focal If we follow the story of relationships with federal, 3. Luke 16:27 – What favor rene University is a private, point of this new action was Jesus further, we meet some- state, and local organiza- did the rich man ask Abra- tions and has worked to four-year, intentionally the hope for a messiah, a sav- one who calls us to be his dis- ham? ior who would rescue Israel ciples, which means, in part, maximize collaboration Christian teaching univer- 4. Luke 16:28 – How many throughout the entire city sity for traditional age stu- from its domination by the living by the Sermon on the brothers did the rich man Roman Empire and lead it to Mount. He calls us to a life DIVINE MERCY STUDENTS with an emphasis on mar- dents, graduate students have? and working adults. With new heights of security, peace that matters. 5. Luke 16:28 – Who did PREPARE FOR CHRISTMAS ginalized areas. He has been a 327-acre main campus in and glory. And if we continue to the rich man want to send to PROGRAM instrumental in develop- Th us, when Jesus says the follow it, we fi nd a man who his brothers? ing an inaugural series of Mount Vernon, Ohio, and time is fulfi lled, he is saying made that kingdom vision 6. Luke 16:28 – What was Divine Mercy has been Town Hall Meetings that several convenient Gradu- that that waiting period is so appealing and urgent that this man to tell the rich man’s hard at work preparing for provide an opportunity for ate and Professional Studies over. And that would be rea- some people felt threatened, brothers? their Christmas program. Cincinnati citizens to com- sites throughout the state, son for the people of Israel to and thus Jesus had to pay 7. Luke 16:29 – What did Th e program will have two municate directly with city MVNU emphasizes aca- rejoice, though they did not for his teaching with his life. Abraham tell the rich man? showing times this year. Th e offi cials. He has concentrat- demic excellence, spiritual yet understand that he had Th at’s a person we can ad- 8. Th ought question: What Christmas program will take ed his eff orts on building growth and service to com- not come to be a savior in the mire, whose birth we can cel- seals our destiny on earth as place on Th ursday, December relationships and trust with munity and church. MVNU political or military sense. ebrate and whose example we to whether we will be in heav- 18 at 1:30 p.m. and 7:00 p.m. citizens and on improving off ers an aff ordable educa- can follow. Christians today under- en or hell? Th ere will also be a cookie human connectivity be- tion to more than 2,200 stu- Of course, there is more, stand these words of Jesus 9. Luke 16:30 – A word in walk from 4:00-6:30 p.m. Pic- dents from 29 states and 12 for there is the defeat of death tween the Cincinnati Police about the time being fulfi lled this verse tells us what the tured above are Allison Dys- Department and residents countries/U.S. territories. as applying to them as well. itself and his return in the rich man didn’t do? on (Mary) and Jacob Graham to further reduce crime. Au- For people who feel cut off Resurrection, which, for one 10. Th ought question: (Joseph). thenticity and transparency Th e West Bend News from God by their sins, the thing, was God’s way of put- Name a person that Jesus ting his stamp of approval on are essential elements of his website has many pictures of coming of Jesus is the begin- raised from the dead, and MVNU HONORS CINCIN- what Jesus had done. crime-reduction strategy. area events. Be sure to visit ning of a new way to be recon- the Pharisees did not believe NATI POLICE CHIEF WITH www.westbendnews.net nected with God and made Enough for a start him? Read John chapters 11- ALUMNI AWARD holy. Th us, the coming of Je- Most of us are going to cel- 12. sus, whether you’re thinking ebrate Christmas in one way Comments or questions? Mount Vernon Naza- of his birth or his appearance or another. For some, it will Call James Potter at 419-393- at the Jordan, is good news, be with the recognition that rene University has hon- 4775 or e-mail jsp1941@ya- ored Cincinnati Chief of the start of God’s new saving we need a savior. For others, hoo.com. Jesus loves you and Police Jeff rey Blackwell with action in the world. it will be a recognition that a so does the Oakwood Church Proclaiming a Th e other momentous in- great person with great vision of Christ. the MVNU Distinguished Changeless Christ in a dicator is in Jesus’ claim that was born. Th at, too, is reason Answers to questions: Alumni Service Award “the kingdom of God has for celebration. We ought not 1. A great gulf; 2. No; 3. (DASA). Th e DASA is the Changing World. come near.” Th is is a critical let it end there, though, for highest award given by the Th at he would send Lazarus; Rev. Derek Evans M.Div., S.T.M. piece of the announcement there is the grown-up Jesus’ 4. Five; 5. Lazarus; 6. Testify; MVNU Alumni Associa- call to follow him. But it is 9:15 a.m. Sunday School, Adult Bible Study because if Jesus had only said 7. Th ey have Moses; 8. Death; tion. Blackwell graduated 10:15 a.m. Worship Service that the time was fulfi lled, enough for a start. 9. Repent; 10. Lazarus; Read from MVNU in ’06 with a chapter 11. Bachelor of Arts in Business Contemporary & Heritage Services Now, we notice in verse 20 Administration. Sunday School, Bible Study 9:15 that Lazarus was laid at the Aft er graduating from Woodburn Lutheran School Affiliation (LCMS) Fellowship Church rich man’s gate. Apparently MVNU, Blackwell contin- (Meeting at Riverside Family Center; someone or people had car- ued his education by attend- Located at the corner of 192 & SR. 49, Antwerp) ried him there. Lazarus didn’t ing the Columbus Police ask for much in life, just to Academy, the Southern Po- receive the crumbs from the lice Institute Internal Af- Worship Service rich man’s table. We notice fairs School, and the Police 6:00 pm Sunday Evenings also that Lazarus was in need Executive Leadership Col- of medicine for his sores, so lege. He is a twenty-six-year Pastor Max Begley the dogs licked his sores; was veteran of the Columbus it God’s fault that Lazarus Police Department. During 4412 Park Street – Woodburn 260-632-4821 Sunday Worship 8:00 & 10:30 a.m. was in such a condition? Th e www.christlutheranchurchwoodburn.com Wednesday 7:00 p.m. his tenure with the depart- answer is no, God is not the Maples United Methodist Church cause of what is happening to ment, he served in numer- 13240 Church Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46816 Lazarus, but God is the an- ous positions. As an offi cer, Sunday Service: 11:00 AM swer to Lazarus problem. he worked in patrol, traffi c, Welcome to the New Home of Loved ones, we as a people street crime enforcement, Pastor Gerry Weesner 260-627-8141 and cold-case homicide. As Pathwayy Christian Church are very responsive to blam- www.pathwaychristianharlan.com Traditional Service • Traditional Values ing someone and usually God a Sergeant, he worked in in- is the culprit that gets the ternal aff airs as a burglary Located at 12732 Spencerville Rd, Harlan, IN • Pastor Murray Clugston First Sunday: Healing Service 9:00AM Worship Service • 10:15AM Sunday School “Is any sick among you? Let him call for {go to} the elders of blame for everything. Loved detective and as a tactical the church; and let them pray over him, anointing him with oil in ones, God is the answer to leader in the narcotics area. Come Join us in Praise, Worship and Fellowship the name of the Lord: And the prayer of faith shall save the sick, …” OUR BELIEFS OUR GUIDE FOR LIVING the problems we face each Finally, as a Lieutenant in God Loves Us and Offers Salvation The Bible James 5: 14-15a KJV day. Folks we are people and Location: On Franke Road; 3 miles patrol, administration, and Our Mission Statement; “Seeking the faith to follow the Word” South of Hwy 30 and 2 ½ miles North of Monroeville Road. we allow these things to come traffi c, he developed “Quick- Member: Lutheran Congregations in Mission for Christ Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 5 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 Editor’s Note: We here at guarded. Th at kind of thing chair recently declared that priorities, student tuition was the West Bend News print all couldn’t be done here though. she is worth every penny of her raised substantially during SECOND ROBBERY AT GENFED FINANCIAL “Letters to the Editor” because What would the insurance substantial income. Th is un- the Jackson years. In 2013-14, CREDIT UNION we believe that everyone has company think? What if wavering support appears to it reached $45,100–$25,608 a Constitutional right to free- someone got hurt and we be based not only upon Jack- above the average tuition at dom of the press. In saying got sued? How much would son’s fundraising prowess, but New York’s four-year colleges. that, we do not necessarily it cost? What if we got called upon the corporate approach Of course, beyond tuition, agree with the content that racist because the robbers that she and the board share. there are expenses for college is printed. We are just the seemed to be of a diff erent A key component of this fees, room, board, and books, messengers. Th e name of the race than the local popula- corporate approach is em- placing RPI’s own estimate of person who wrote the letter is tion? It would be too politi- bodied in Jackson’s develop- student costs for attendance in placed at the end of each arti- cally incorrect in the USA to ment and implementation of 2014-2015 at $64,194. Perhaps cle. To be considered for publi- guard the bank as the Costa the Rensselaer Plan, a ven- to soft en the blow to students cation, letters must be no lon- Ricans do. How long can the ture that includes an enor- of this enormous price tag or ger than 1000 words, and you little credit union in the vul- mous construction program to signal them about what type must provide a name along nerable spot east of Antwerp at a staggering cost. Worried of school this is, the RPI web with a phone number and/or survive this abuse? about their institution falling page remarks helpfully that email to confi rm validity of —Phillip Piersma behind rivals in the race to “many of our professors have content. You can respond or build a high-powered, modern close ties with top global cor- At 12:50 p.m. on De- submit a new letter by email, THE $7 MILLION UNIVERSI- campus, trustees found this porations.” cember 11, 2014 a call was USPS or fax. TY PRESIDENT university expansion deeply Having created the very received in regards to an Responses need to be re- satisfying. But it also meant model of an undemocratic, Armed Robbery occurring ceived by Friday at 5:00 pm By: Lawrence S. Wittner that RPI ran up its debt to $828 corporate university, Presi- at GenFed Financial locat- to be considered for the next In a recent article about million--over six times its level dent Jackson is appropriately ed on road 424 just east of when Jackson took offi ce. As a publication. We reserve the Shirley Jackson, the presi- imperious. According to the the Village of Antwerp, result, Moody’s downgraded right to edit for length, content dent since 1999 of Rensselaer Chronicle of Higher Educa- Ohio. RPI’s credit rating twice, and and worthiness. Polytechnic Institute (RPI)—a tion, she has a series of rules Responding offi cers describes the fi nancial outlook email: [email protected] private university located in that are clear to everyone. discovered four suspects for RPI as “negative.” Troy, New York—the Chron- Th ese include: 1) Only she entered the bank bran- fax: 419-258-1313 Of course, when operating icle of Higher Education re- is authorized to set the tem- dishing handguns and as a business, there are many USPS: West Bend News vealed that, in 2012 (the latest perature in conference rooms; demanded cash from the ways to pay a top executive’s PO Box 1008 year for which statistics are 2) Cabinet members all rise three tellers. Th e sus- heft y salary and recoup huge Antwerp, OH 45813 available), she received over when she enters the room; 3) pects were wearing hood- fi nancial losses. As is the prac- or $7 million from that institu- If food is served at a meeting, ed jackets with diff erent tice on other campuses, RPI West Bend News tion. Like many modern cam- vice presidents clear her plate; styles of face coverings. employs a considerable num- PO Box 91, pus administrators, President and 4) She is always to be pub- None of the bank tellers ber of adjunct faculty mem- New Haven, IN 46774 Jackson was also given a large licly introduced as “Th e Hon- were injured during the bers--part-timers paid by the mansion, fi rst class air travel, orable Shirley Ann Jackson.” robbery. Th e suspects did course, with pitiful salaries, LETTER TO THE EDITOR and a chauff eured luxury car Falling into rages on occasion, get away with an undis- to transport her around the no benefi ts, and no guaran- she publicly abuses her staff tee of employment beyond closed amount of cash. It seems almost embar- campus. and frequently remarks: “You Two of the suspects rassing that a redneck county Due to the fact that Jackson the semester in which they know, I could fi re you all.” are teaching. One of these ad- were wearing gray hood- like Paulding County can suf- also serves on at least fi ve cor- In 2011, RPI’s Student Senate ed jackets, and two were fer the robbing of a local cred- porate boards, including those juncts, Elizabeth Gordon, was passed a resolution criticizing paid $4,000 a course--about wearing black jackets. Th e it union twice in two months of IBM and Marathon Oil, she her “abrasive style,” “top-down suspects fl ed the scene in by big city ‘gangstas’. When I supplements this income with $10 an hour by her estimates. leadership,” and the climate of “Because the pay was so low,” a gray or silver SUV west- was in Costa Rica in ‘05, my more than a million dollars a “fear” she had instilled among bound from the bank. wife and I stayed in a resort year from these sources. she recalled, “it was like being administrators and staff . It a volunteer serving the com- “Th is bank was robbed in a small town called Tam- Despite repeated com- even called upon RPI’s board on October 22, 2014, and arindo. Across the street was plaints about Jackson from munity.” But, as the size of of trustees to consider Jack- her RPI writing classes grew, the same method was uti- a bank. In front of the bank faculty and students, RPI’s son’s removal from offi ce. But, lized today, said Sheriff stood a uniformed man with board of trustees has invari- she became concerned that once again, the board merely the pace of grading, student Landers. It makes me sick a 12 gauge riot gun. When ably expressed its total confi - rallied in her defense. that these tellers had to ex- the bank was open it was dence in her. Indeed, the board meetings, and course prepa- Perhaps, though, the re- ration was undermining her perience one bank robbery sponse of the board of trustees in their life and now an- health, which she lacked the is not surprising. Aft er all, insurance to cover. So she quit. other. I am disappointed developments at RPI are very I have not been able to ap- The West Bend News Many other adjuncts, however, much in line with trends at are still at RPI, scraping by on prehend the suspects from READER PICK-UP LOCATIONS institutions of higher educa- the fi rst robbery, because I poverty-level wages and en- tion: infl ating administration ly Wood and Vine, Paulding am convinced these were searching Facebook/Pauld- OHIO LOCATIONS riching President Jackson. salaries; exploiting adjunct Antwerp: Country Time Mar- County Senior Center, Rite RPI’s adjuncts once had a the same criminals today.” ing County Sheriff ’s Offi ce. Aid, Ace Hardware, Gorrell faculty, regular faculty, and Th e FBI and Antwerp View our website at www. ket, Antwerp Branch Library, voice on campus, as some of other workers; strengthening Antwerp Pharmacy, H20, Riv- Bros., Country Inn Living Cen- Police Department assist- pauldingohsheriff .com and ter, Albert Automotive, Pauld- them served on RPI’s Facul- administration power; rais- er Street Market, Antwerp ed the Sheriff ’s Offi ce at leave an email for the sher- ing Courthouse, Paulding Co. ty Senate. But that came to ing tuition to astronomical Exchange Bank, Papa Oley’s, the scene. iff . Or you may also leave an Bookmobile, Susie’s Bakery, an end in 2007, when Jackson heights; and, above all, run- Hometown Pantry, Pop-N-Brew, If anyone has informa- anonymous tip via the web- Paulding VFW Post 587 abolished that entity. From the ning colleges and universities The Rootbeer Stand, Agora, Pit- administration’s standpoint, tion regarding this inci- site by scrolling to the bot- Payne: Lichty’s Barber Shop, like modern business enter- Stop the abolition of the Senate dent or any other crime, tom of any page and clicking Payne Super Valu, Antwerp Ex- prises. RPI actually presents Broughton: Kohart’s Surplus had the welcome eff ect of not please contact the Sheriff ’s on “send us an anonymous change Bank, Maramart, Payne us with a glimpse of the fu- & Salvage only depriving adjuncts of Offi ce at 419-399-3791. tip.” Branch Library, Puckerbrush ture of higher education—a You can also leave infor- —Jason K. Landers, Bryan: Chief, Town & Coun- Pizza their minimal infl uence, but of future that we might not like crippling the power of regular mation via Facebook by Sheriff try, McDonald’s, Bryan Senior Scott: Scott Variety Store very much. Center faculty, as well. Th e previous Sherwood: Sherwood Post Of- year, a faculty vote of no con- Cecil: Cecil Elevator, Mar-  ce, Village Food Emporium, amart, Vagabond fi dence in Jackson’s leadership Sherwood Bank, had been only narrowly de- Charloe: Charloe Store Start signing up for Van Wert: Pak-A-Sak, Short feated. Th us, the administra- Continental: Okuley’s Phar- Stop, Family Video, Orchard tion’s abolition of the Faculty macy, Dollar General, ACE Tree, BalyEat’s, Lee’s Ace Senate served as a pre-emptive Hardware Hardware, Main Street Market, strike. Asked by irate faculty Home De ance: Newman’s Carry Walmart to investigate the situation, the Out, Butt Hutt, Chief, Senior INDIANA LOCATIONS American Association of Uni- Center, Walmart, Big Lots versity Professors condemned Fort Wayne: Walmart (Mays- Edgerton: Marathon, Valero, the administration’s action as Delivery ville Rd) Kaiser Supermarket, Frager’s violating the basic principles Receive 51 issues for only Barbershop, Utilities Of ce Grabill: Save-A-Lot, Grabill of shared governance. Th e ad- $32.18 per year. What a great deal! Grover Hill: Ross’ Gas Sta- Hardware, Grabill Country Sales ministration responded that tion, N&N, Quick Stop Harlan: Marathon, Harlan Do- RPI “has never recognized the Delivery to: Grabill: Do-It Best Hardware, nuts, Harlan Cafe, iAB Bank role of the AAUP in what we Save-A-Lot Hoagland: Mel’s Town Market, regard as an internal issue.” Name: ______Ultimately, faculty resistance Hicksville: Cline’s Market, Hoagland Pizza Pub Address: ______Monroeville: Mel’s Deli, The collapsed, leaving faculty pow- Mail this form Hickory Hills Golf Course, Sail- ______ers, Shell Station, Lassus Handy Village of Heritage, Phillips 66 erlessness and demoralization along with your in its wake. Dandy, McDonald’s, H20, Senior Gas Station, Dollar General City ______State _____Zip ______check to: Center Th e Jackson administra- New Haven: Curves, Milan tion, using what union orga- Phone: ______Melrose: Uncle Fudd’s Diner, Center, New Haven Branch Li- nizers charged were tactics of West Bend News Morning Star Convenience Store brary, Ken’s Meat Market, New Email: ______intimidation, also succeeded PO Box 1008 Oakwood: Rhees’ Market, Haven Bakery, Broadway Deli, in defeating eff orts to unionize Is this a gift? Yes No The Landing Strip, Phil’s Diner, Paterson Hardware, Richard’s RPI’s downtrodden campus Antwerp, OH 45813 Cooper Community Branch Li- Restaurant, New Haven Chamber janitors and cafeteria workers. From: brary, TrueValue Hardware Woodburn: Clip -N- Tan, Jim’s During one union campaign Name ______Paulding: Paulding Co. Car- Pizza, Woodburn Hardware, among janitors, the lead orga- Your paid home negie Library, Chief, Corner Bob’s Restaurant, Woodburn nizer recalled, security guards Contact: ______delivery will begin Market, Integrity Ford, Napa Xpress, Country Oasis, and threw him off campus and the ______when the free True Value, Maramart, Dollar Woodburn Branch Library, administration fi red a janitor General, Dairy Queen, Hol- Financial Partners If your business or organization would like to circulation ceases on the organizing committee. bring in potential clients, contact us about being a In a further eff ort to cov- customer pick-up location for the WBN. for your zip code. Read it online for FREE at westbendnews.net er the administration’s costly PAGE 6 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] day so we all worked on get- be a little early for that. deer during the 2014 gun Huron: 921 (1,029); Jackson: chemotherapy treatment, ting our Jeep drivable. It not Anyway if you see a snow season: Coshocton (2,308), 968 (1,156); Jeff erson: 1,120 treated local police and fi re only rained, but the wind has owl in the coming weeks Muskingum (2,084), Tuscara- (1,494); Knox: 1,727 (1,966); departments to lunch and blown something fi erce for a please let me know. Maybe was (2,074), Guernsey (1,788), Lake: 138 (126); Lawrence: paid for a stranger’s utility couple of days. Th is is the fi rst they are becoming common Ashtabula (1,730), Knox 779 (1,002); Licking: 1,655 bill. week in June of 1944. to this area. (1,727), Licking (1,655), Har- (1,887); Logan: 672 (653); In return, First Federal Well, the time has come. See ya! rison (1,491), Carroll (1,477) Lorain: 646 (678); Lucas: 105 Bank and First Insurance What we have been waiting and Belmont (1,428). (131); Madison: 154 (127); Group asked communi- for the Invasion. Col. Bain- Hunting is the best and Mahoning: 555 (750); Mar- ty members to go online bridge came over around 2:00 most eff ective management ion: 340 (348); Medina: 567 and vote who the company a.m. and said the Invasion is tool for maintaining Ohio’s (555); Meigs: 1,270 (1,482); should Pay it Forward to on for today, June 6, 1944. healthy deer population. Mercer: 206 (219); Miami: 250 next. Out of the eight se- It will be in the Normandy During the 2013-2014 hunt- (211); Monroe: 1,056 (1,337); lected non-profi t organiza- THE LOBO TANK BUSTERS: Sector not the Calais area as ing season, Ohio hunters Montgomery: 130 (109); Mor- tions, voters chose Ovarian BUILD A JEEP OUT OF THE the Germans fi gured. Th e Col. checked 191,459 deer. Ohio gan: 1,207 (1,445); Morrow: Cancer Connection to re- ranks fi ft h nationally in res- ASHES wants us to patrol around 671 (640); Muskingum: 2,084 ceive a $2,500 donation. A the Calais area to help make ident hunters and 11th in the (2,604); Noble: 1,031 (1,454); total of $10,000 was given number of jobs associated By: Stan Jordan them think the Invasion will Ottawa: 121 (88); Paulding: away to all eight non-prof- with hunting-related indus- Let me tell you the rest of be there. He said, “Make all 509 (499); Perry: 1,160 (1,362); it organizations. Th e Boys tries. Hunting has a more the story about how we got the trips you can and destroy Pickaway: 330 (343); Pike: 701 and Girls Club of Lenawee than $853 million economic our own Jeep. Th e Jeep re- whatever you can.” (818); Portage: 451 (568); Pre- County received a $1,500 impact in Ohio through the ceived its name for being a See ya! Th e Correct Way To Call Th e ble: 272 (274); Putnam: 315 donation and Equestrian sale of equipment, fuel, food, G.P. or general purpose ve- Police (Not Really) (255); Richland: 1,159 (1,182); Th erapy Program, Habitat lodging and more, accord- hicle for WWII. Th ere were A REPORT ON THE EAGLES George Phillips of Merid- Ross: 1,106 (1,167); Sandusky: for Humanity of Lenawee ing to the National Shooting hundreds of them in England. ian, MS, was going up to bed 261 (208); Scioto: 761 (1,099); County, Junior Achieve- Sports Foundation’s Hunting Th e Col. and I took the By: Stan Jordan when his wife told him that Seneca: 710 (747); Shelby: 397 ment of Northwestern Ohio, in America: An Economic bent wheels and ruined tires All of the foliage and he’d left the light on in the (371); Stark: 759 (883); Sum- Hospice of Northwest Ohio, Force for Conservation pub- off the chassis we found. Th e leaves have fallen from the garden shed, which she could mit: 122 (140); Trumbull: 983 Habitat for Humanity of lication. boys returned with two good trees and the eagles nest is see from the bedroom win- (1,298); Tuscarawas: 2,074 Wood County and Hope Th e ODNR Division of wheels and tires. Th ey had very visible from the south dow. George opened the back (2,604); Union: 313 (301); Van House of Findlay each re- Wildlife remains committed found a usable top and side side of the Maumee. door to go turn off the light Wert: 283 (214); Vinton: 1,032 ceived a $1,000 donation. I have gotten a number but saw that there were people to properly managing Ohio’s (1,424); Warren: 321 (285); Each organization will curtains, with all the brackets deer populations through a and bows to make it sort of of reports of sightings this in the shed stealing things. Washington: 1,409 (1,606); use the donation to help ful- fall. Th e eagles all seem to be He phoned the police, combination of regulatory Wayne: 639 (724); Williams: fi ll their mission; Ovarian waterproof and wind-proof. and programmatic chang- Th ey also found an extra healthy and growing. who asked, “Is an intruder 831 (838); Wood: 389 (213); Cancer Connections will Robert Bland is a bird in your house?” and he said es. Th e goal of Ohio’s Deer Wyandot: 749 (690). Total: use the $2,500 to would help fi ve gallon gasoline can and Management Program is to bracket. watcher and reporter on the no. Th en they said the pa- 65,485 (75,408). provide fi nancial assistance eagles pretty regular. He was trols were all busy and that he provide a deer population for survivors who are in Th e eight of us loaded the that maximizes recreational chassis into the body of our telling me that a few days should simply lock his door FIRST FEDERAL BANK & need of assistance. ago he saw fi ve eagles on the and an offi cer would be along opportunities, while mini- FIRST INSURANCE GROUP First Federal Bank and 2x4 truck. All the spare parts mizing confl icts with land- were loaded separate. Th e two ground a little ways off the when available. George said, DONATES IN COMPA- First Insurance Group will “Okay,” hung up, counted owners and motorists. Th is continue to Pay it Forward right hand tires and wheel country road eating at a car- NY-WIDE PAY IT FORWARD cass, probably a deer. Th ere to 30, and phoned the police ensures that Ohio’s deer herd and encourage others to were off . is maintained at a level that is DAY Th e Col. showed the guard was a pair of adult eagles again. take the opportunity to that are easy to spot because “Hello, I just called a few both acceptable to most, and make someone’s day a little at the gate his top security biologically sound. First Federal Bank and pass and the guard waved of their white head. Th e oth- seconds ago because there brighter. Th rough even the er three were probably their were people in my shed. Well Find more information First Insurance Group know smallest acts of kindness, us on through. Rank has its about deer hunting in the what it means to Pay it For- privileges. young from the past. Our pair you don’t have to worry about we’ll make our community of adults usually have two them now ‘cause I just shot Ohio 2014-2015 Hunting and ward. Th e community bank – better together. We unloaded the Jeep and Trapping Regulations or at and agency have donated all the spare parts in the back young. Th e third was prob- them all.” Th en he hung up. ably a young one at another Within 5 minutes, three wildohio.gov. An updated more than $15,000 in a com- MR. & MRS. GEORGE end of our hangar, and then deer harvest report is posted pany-wide Pay it Forward went to supper in the Col.’s date. Th e young ones don’t police cars, an Armed Re- STIEGLITZ CELEBRATE 50 have a completely white head sponse Unit, and an ambu- online each Wednesday. Ar- event that included over 550 Jeep and our truck. chery season remains open random acts of kindness YEARS OF MARRIAGE Lt. Barnes made a lot of until they are three years or lance showed up at the Phil- more. lips residence. Of course, the through Sunday, February 1, and eight donations to non- points with the Col. as he said, 2015. Th e muzzleloader sea- profi t organizations in their George Stieglitz and Joyce “Let’s stay here in the barracks If you are interested in see- police caught the burglars red Rarabaugh were married at ing the eagles nest here in An- handed. son is January 2-5, 2015. footprint totaling $10,000. tonight and play a few rounds Ohio’s fi rst modern day “It has been exciting to St. Peter’s Lutheran Church of euchre.” We had had a long twerp, it is now fairly visible. One of the policemen said in Fort Wayne, IN, on De- Just stay on East River Street to George, “I thought you said deer-gun season opened in see the positive impact our day and that is just what we 1943 in three counties, and employees have been able to cember 4, 1964 by Rev. Ells- did. One of the boys had a or CR 424 at the east end of that you’d shot them!” worth D. Busch. George re- Veterans Memorial Park and George said, “I thought hunters harvested 168 deer. make in our communities,” package from home with a Deer hunting was allowed in said Donald Hileman, Pres- tired from North American birthday cake surrounded by look across the river. Bring you said there was nobody Phillips (Magnavox) aft er 34 your camera and fi eld glasses available!” all 88 counties in 1956, and ident and CEO of First Defi - popcorn. Th ere was plenty hunters harvested 3,911 deer ance. “Pay it Forward events years of service. Joyce was to go around. Th at was a fi ne you might be lucky enough to the offi ce and billing clerk see the birds… MORE THAN 65,000 DEER during that one-week season. get our employees out into end to a good day. ODNR ensures a balance the communities to live our for Maysville Regional Water We went on dawn patrol I was talking to the Hon- CHECKED DURING OHIO’S and Sewage District for 26 orable Corky Hughes, our between wise use and protec- mission of serving and sup- this morning all the way over WEEKLONG GUN HUNTING tion of our natural resources porting the places where we years and a homemaker. to Caen. We found some loco- Carryall Township trustee SEASON Th ey celebrated their 50th for many years, the other for the benefi t of all. Visit the live and work.” motives in the railroad yards. th wedding anniversary with day and it had been reported ODNR website at ohiodnr. On November 19 , ev- We shot them up and there Hunters checked 65,485 gov. ery employees received ten a dinner at the Holiday Inn was a couple of big cranes to him that a snow owl had white-tailed deer during across from the Coliseum on been spotted just north of the Editor’s Note: A list of all dollars to “Pay it Forward.” used to make track repairs Ohio’s 2014 gun hunting sea- white-tailed deer checked Th ey did random acts of November 28th with their so we blew them apart with a Maumee River. son, December 1-7, according children and grandchildren Now, last year they report- by hunters during weeklong kindness in their communi- couple of rockets. to the Ohio Department of 2014 deer-gun hunting sea- ties such as delivering a gift and also a tour of seven coun- We took some ground fi re ed about the snow owls all Natural Resources (ODNR). tries in Europe in September. the way from the Defi ance/ son is shown below. 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EICHER’S WOODWORKING SHOP, LLC Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 7 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 add up! WAYNE TRACE OVERPOWERS PAULDING Naturally, there may be (Continued from Page 1) times when you just want to at all fi ve businesses were splurge and get the meat lov- eligible to enter a drawing ers or extra cheese versions. for a cash prize. Winners In these situations, you can were Paula Renninger and try other tricks to help avoid Addi Meyer. Other win- pizza overload. For instance, ners of the day included you can cut the pizza into Gingerbread House par- smaller slices so you are more ticipants. For the People’s likely to stop when you are Choice award, there was a full. If you get a large slice of tie between Brames Farms pizza, you are more likely to and Evan Hormann. Ar- eat the whole slice, even aft er izona Brames was named you are full. Or try eating a GUILTLESS TIPS FOR PIZZA second place winner, with salad or a piece of fruit be- Madison Cross as third LOVERS forehand so you are less likely place winner. Congratula- to overdo it on the main meal. Th e Nurturing Well by: Jill Bon appetit! tions to all of the winners Starbuck Jill Starbuck has 20 years and to the businesses for Whether you like yours of experience as a business putting on a beautiful, an- Staff at Blueberry Pancake with pepperoni and mush- writer, editor, and market nual holiday tradition! House. room, thick or thin crust, research analyst. She is a cer- extra cheese or light cheese, tifi ed health coach through CLUB FITNESS RUNNING CLUB ACCOMPLISHES pizza is one of America’s fa- the Integrative Institute of vorite meals. In fact, most Nutrition and a certifi ed run- BIG FEATS Americans eat pizza, with ning coach through the Road 94% of us eating at least one Runners Club of America. Cole Shepherd scores for Wayne Trace. More pictures at pizza per month. Th rough She is also the co-owner of a westbendnews.net nearly 70,000 pizzerias, we running business. She can be sell more than three billion reached at jillstarbuck@hot- pizzas each year! Th is equates mail.com. to approximately 100 acres of pizza every day or 350 slices 2nd ANNUAL SILENT NIGHT per second. Pizza is in such BASKETBALL GAME AT hot demand that the indus- try commands a whopping FAIRVIEW $40 billion, with Pizza Hut, Domino’s, Papa John’s, and For the December 23rd Little Caesars topping the list home boys’ basketball game Four members of Rip It and 30 obstacles. We have ran of pizza chains. against North Central, the Fit Club Fitness running club in Ohio, Indiana and Chica- Fairview Student section will Many of us love pizza for nd accomplished a Spartan Ob- go for several diff erent races its variety, adding diff erent be hosting the 2 annual “Si- stacle Mud Run trifecta this this year. Jamey Hinschlager, ingredients each time we or- lent Night” game. year. Sprint 5 miles and 15 Marcia Mohre, Reta Ptak, Si- der one. We love it because Th e theme for the game obstacles, Super 8 miles and mona Jackman. it is one of the few meals in will be costume night (school 20 obstacles, beast 15 miles which we can get all fi ve food appropriate). Students will be groups in one sitting—if you wearing a range of diff erent of propane were especially been working with states include the right ingredients. outfi ts. harmful for homeowners, and industry to address the For instance, you can choose Th e “Silent Night” part businesses and farmers – underlying issues to ensure a Hawaiian pizza that in- comes into eff ect at the start placing many of their lives families have access to the af- cludes fruit (pineapple), pro- of the Varsity game. Th e en- and livelihoods at risk. Th e fordable energy they need to tein (Canadian bacon), veg- tire student section will sit Propane Education Research heat their homes. Th is bipar- etables (onions, mushrooms, down and not say a single Enhancement Act is one of tisan bill off ers a common- etc.), dairy (cheese), and word or make a single sound Wayne Trace’s Luke Miller dives into the crowd for the ball. the many ways we’re working sense solution to help miti- until the 10th point is scored grains (crust). Voilà! th More pictures at westbendnews.net with all parties involved to gate future disruptions, and by our team. Once the 10 ensure hardworking Amer- I thank Rep. Latta and Rep. OK. Using pizza as a Th e annual game between fi rst half and Wayne Trace point is scored, the student ican families do not face Walz for their leadership on great nutritious meal may be Paulding and Wayne Trace still kept the lead but it was section will erupt with school the same heating challenges this important issue.” stretching it. However, pizza took place on Saturday, De- near the diff erence seen by spirit. (A goal will be to get in the future, and I thank Th e Propane Education doesn’t always need to carry a cember 13 at the Palace. Th e the fi rst quarter. By the half, the opposing team to call a Chairman Upton and Con- and Research Enhancement bad reputation with it. While Raiders won the JV game 42- the score was 33-24 and both timeout because of the noise, gressman Walz for their as- Act of 2014 clarifi es Con- pizza oft en contains high fat 37 and the varsity match was teams scored the same in the like last year.) sistance on this bipartisan gress’ intent in the Propane content, loads of sodium, and able to start early. fourth quarter. Th e Fairview Athletic De- eff ort.” Education and Research Act many calories, we can control Th e Raiders scored the fi rst By the fourth quarter, partment encourages the stu- House Energy and Com- (PERA), requiring the De- how much of these we con- baskets, and quickly, the boys Wayne Trace kept their lead dents and parents to partici- merce Committee Chairman partment of Commerce to sume. For healthier options, had an early lead with Corbin and eventually fi nished with pate in the “Silent Night” to Fred Upton (R-MI) added, use proper data to calculate consider the following when Linder’s points. Paulding was the lead with a fi nal score of continue to make it a yearly “Last year’s harsh winter was consumer prices. It would ordering your next pizza. trounced in the fi rst 7 min- 69-54. tradition. Parents do not have compounded by propane also allow the Propane Edu- 1. Hold the cheese. What?! utes of the quarter with a 19-5 Score by the Quarter: to wear costumes, but they shortages, driving up heat- cation and Research Coun- Pizza isn’t pizza without the lead. It was nearly devastating Wayne Trace – 22 11 15 can wear black shirts and fol- ing costs and threatening cil to improve training for cheese you may say. If you for the Panthers as the tried to 21=69 can’t live without the cheese, low the rule to remain silent the livelihoods of families distributors and consumers th hold on to the ball. Th e turn- Paulding – 13 11 10 20=54 until the 10 point is scored. in Michigan and across the to help mitigate the nega- then consider ordering half overs wouldn’t stop. It wasn’t Scorers of the Game: With a little pride and spirit Midwest. To prevent a re- tive eff ects of propane prices the amount of cheese. Or or- until a getaway break when Wayne Trace – Ethan der your pizza without cheese this can continue to be some- peat of this disaster, we have spikes. thing very special and histor- Paulding’s Treston Gonzales Linder 20; Luke Miller 16; and lightly sprinkle grated stole a pass, ran down to their Corbin Linder 12; Davin Sinn parmesan on it for fl avor. ical. Please spread the word to basket and dunks the ball, 11; Jake Arend 1; Cole Shep- 2. Load it with veggies. starting the Paulding revival. herd 9 Veggies provide fi ber and fl a- anyone and everyone that will

With a minute left in the fi rst Paulding – Alex Arella- $10 Off vor with few calories. Plus, be attending the game. Last year’s attempt was a HUGE quarter, the Paulding boys no 23; Treston Gonzales 14; they are fi lling. were able to score another 7 Corbin Edwards 3; Ben Hei- Full Body Massage: 3. Th in it out. Avoid success and hopefully it will be even better this year! points with Alex Arellano lshorn 3; Preston Ingol 4; Jar- & stuff ed crust or deep dish leading the charge. rett Sitton 7 pizza that typically consists NOTE: If there is no game Tuesday the 23rd, the “Silent Th e second quarter, the Alex Arellano, Luke Miller Hot Stone Massages: of deep fried crust. Request game was much more con- and Ethan Linder each scored wheat crust if available. Night” will be rescheduled for Saturday January 31, 2015 trolled with both teams doing 2 3-point baskets. Carla’s Cut-N-Curl 4. Choose low-fat meat. well. Luke Miller had a great Rather than pizza favorites versus Stryker. 419-258-2829 such as pepperoni and sau- Free admission to those $10 Off Marsha Cross, Licensed Massage Therapist sage, try chicken, shrimp, or students who participate. Fol- COMMITTEE’S #RE- merce to more accurately Canadian bacon instead of low the FHS Student Section CORDOFSUCCESS GROWS calculate consumer propane the higher fat choices. on Twitter© for themes and WITH PASSAGE OF BILL costs to help prevent future price spikes. 5. Blot it. Blotting the oil updates! @the_apaches TO ADDRESS PROPANE MEANS off pizza can save you 20 to Th is event was inspired Millions of Americans A NEW YEAR by an idea adopted at Taylor SHORTAGES & PRICE were forced to pay extreme 50 calories per slice. If eating SPIKES more than one slice, this can University. heating prices last winter due Upperppeer Level Gym & Lower Level FiFitnesstnt ess Studio to propane shortages. Th is Th e House Energy and bill helps provide relief to • Many different classes & packages to Commerce Committee ex- families across the country choose from for both levels to purchase! panded its record of success by allowing the propane in- • AFFA CERTIFIED with the House of Repre- dustry to adequately address sentatives’ approval of H.R. supply and pricing issues. • DEGREE IN FITNESS 5705, the Propane Education “Last winter, a combina- & NUTRITION New Home Constuction and Research Enhancement tion of weather conditions, F Act of 2014. Committee high demand and infrastruc- RiPRiP IIt tt F FFit ti tClu CluClubb Fitness Roofi ng Siding, etc. member Bob Latta (R-OH) ture challenges led to pro- is the place for YOU! New Additions Remodeling and Rep. Tim Walz (D-MN) pane shortages in Ohio and authored the bipartisan leg- throughout the Midwest,” islation, which directs the said Latta. “Reduced capacity 419.487.2590 Free Estimates (260) 450-7149 U.S. Department of Com- and the resulting high prices 101 W. Perry St. • Paulding, OH 45879 PAGE 8 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] RAIDERS WIN TOURNEY, CLEMENS CAPTURES 100th would garner 4th place hon- grant recipients include non- ors, as Caleb Schultz would profi t organizations, public fi nish in 5th. Both would pick and private schools, colleges up bonus points with earn- and universities, trade or ing pins on the day. Brandon professional associations, Laney would also fi nd his way businesses and state and local to the podium at 160, fi nish- governments. ing in 4th place and earning Th e next grant application two pins for the day. Antho- deadline is January 15, 2015, ny Baxter would add points with an electronic letter of in- gaining his fi rst ever victory. tent to apply due by January Th e heavy weights are 8. For additional informa- fi lled with freshman for the tion, contact the Ohio Envi- Raiders this year, and they ronmental Education Fund at would prove valuable in the (614) 644-2873. team race. Colton How- er would fi nish in 8th for NON-PROFIT ORGANIZA- the day. Braxton Asher and TION LOOKING FOR COM- Quinton Stabler would garner MUNITY REPRESENTATIVES Chief Supermarket Manager Tom Eickhoff has worked wins and pins for the day and with Flat Rock Limbhangers for four years, helping the fi nd themselves earning podi- World Heritage, a food pantry in Paulding. um spots in their fi rst tourna- non-profi t student exchange ment. Asher would fi nish 5th program, is seeking volun- (Continued from Page 1) for the fl yers posted in local and Stabler 4th to round out teers to serve as Area Rep- live on what they get paid. businesses that, like Chief the placers for Wayne Trace. resentatives in your local Th e Caring and Sharing Supermarket, support the “It was a solid day for us. community. World Heritage Food Pantry depends on local chapter. Not only did we win a lot of off ers qualifi ed students donations of money and Th ere are times when matches, but we did with food to be able to help peo- the food bank is nearly from around the world, be- empty and the next day it Wayne Trace’s Max Rassman wins over his Hicksville oppo- pins and gained valuable bo- tween the age of 15 and 18, ple eat and live. Th is year nent in a fi rst period pin. Th e Raiders beat the Aces, 66-18. nus points for the team race. the Flatrock Limbhangers may have a lot. Th e Poly- the opportunity to spend a One workers collected lots More pictures at westbendnews.net Freshman matured in front high school year or semester gave 18 frozen turkeys for of our eyes in matches, and people to have a blessed of food for the pantry and Th e Wayne Trace wres- At 126, Ruger Goeltzen- in the United States with a brought in a full pallet of gained confi dence. Less ex- host family. World Heritage dinner this Christmas sea- tling team traveled to Lin- leuchter would put the sec- perienced wrestlers stepped son. Jason Messman, pres- shelf food. Th e West Ohio th area representatives are the colnview on December 13 ond Raider wrestler atop the ident of the club, was there Food Bank brings in food up, and we could rely on our cornerstone of the organiza- to compete against 14 other podium for the day. He would more experienced wrestlers to present the turkeys to monthly. Th is week the tion, making all of this pos- Paulding FFA and United schools in the Lincolnview dominate in his champion- throughout the day,” stated Linda along with the trea- Invitational. Wayne Trace ship match tech falling his sible! surer, Wally Owens. Way donated citrus fruit Coach Clemens. “We are a Area representatives re- left from the sale of oranges would be short one wrestler, opponent with a score of 22- work in progress, but we will Th e Flatrock Limbhang- as senior Jacob Dingus is re- 6. He would fi nish the day cruit and screen potential ers is the Paulding County and grapefruit. fi x what we need to and con- host families, supervise the It sounds like there’s covering from injury and with an unblemished record. tinue to improve during the Chapter of the National would be a couple of weight Th e other champion for exchange students in their Wild Turkey Federation a lot, but to be honest, it’s season.” community, organize ac- not. Th e need is greater spots empty as wrestlers con- Wayne Trace was Tyler Show- Th e Wayne Trace Wres- (NWTF). Last year, the tivities with the students group was able to donate than what is coming in. tinue to work towards their alter. He would fi nish tops tling Club and fans would Caring and Sharing need weights they will be wrestling at 152 with a thrilling match throughout the year and pro- 12 turkeys with the help of like to congratulate George vide support to host families, Chief Supermarket. Th is is you. Food stamps (EBT) the remainder of the season. in the championships. He Clemens IV on his milestone nor can money donated go Still, the red, white, and blue would battle a Fairview wres- students and schools. Area the fourth year they have of capturing his 100th victo- representatives receive com- partnered to make a diff er- to paper and hygiene prod- would easily walk away with tler back and forth and fi nd ucts. Any donations such as ry. Quite an accomplishment pensation covering their ex- ence. In this way the food this tournament scoring himself down late, however, to do as a Junior. Th e Raiders toilet paper and paper tow- 301 team points followed by he would push the pace, gain penses incurred for each stu- pantry is appropriately will have a busy week, trav- named. Th e Limbhangers els are greatly appreciated. Spencerville 222, and Ada a stalling call, and put the dent placed and supervised. People are allowed to come eling to Fairview on Tues- Imagine the world of peace and the food pantry truly with 206. match into overtime. Showal- day night and Hicksville on appreciate the continued once per month for food. “I thought we came out ter would earn the take down and greater understanding. Did you know you can Th ursday night. Imagine yourself as part of support of Chief Supermar- and wrestled really well for in overtime to seal the win. ket. also volunteer? Th e pantry our fi rst tournament. Many Seniors Zaine Cotterman the solution! Today’s teens is open every Wednesday OHIO EPA AWARDS Each year in the month of the guys picked up right and Josh Reel would also are tomorrow’s parents, inter- and Saturday and volun- $42,000 ENVIRONMENTAL of July, the Flat Rock Lim- where they left off from last place and earn valuable points national business people and bhangers hold a fund-rais- teers are needed. A person year. We have a great mix in on the day. Cotterman would EDUCATION GRANT TO OSU possibly even future political ing banquet at the fair- does not have to work every the lineup with some expe- battle to a 5th place fi nish de- EXTENSION FOR MANURE leaders! Share your corner of grounds in Paulding. Th e day. Th ey can set their own rience and some new varsi- feating a wrestler from Leh- APPLICATION RESEARCH America by helping a foreign monies raised help support schedule. Stop in or call ty wrestlers, and we need to man Catholic and Reel would teen experience life in your our local programs such as Linda at 419-399-9562, and bring those younger men up wrestle to a 6th place spot on Expanding the manure area! the Turkey Care Program, she’ll get you working to to the level of some of our the day. Carl Elliott would application window into late For more information call Scholarships (local, state help the community in this wrestlers. Overall, I am very also garner two wins on the spring and early summer will us at 800-888-9040, email us and national), rakes (youth) small way, which makes a excited. Sure, there is room day and earn bonus points for benefi t crops and reduce run- at [email protected] or and other programs. Look huge diff erence. for improvement, but I think pinning in both of is victories off of nutrients that contrib- visit www.world-heritage.org. we have a high ceiling this to round out the seniors on ute to harmful algal blooms year,” commented Coach Cle- the team. in Ohio surface waters. A mens. Th e underclassman would $42,000 Ohio Environmental George Clemens IV would prove themselves in this tour- Education Fund grant from wrestle is way to fi rst place nament. Max Rassman would Ohio EPA to the Ohio State honors on the day. He would be the highest placing of those University Extension Ser- be tested twice on the day by for the Raiders. He would fi nd vice will help fund on-farm a very competitive Ada wres- himself in the championship demonstration plots in seven tler, but would prevail both match winning his fi rst four western and northwestern matches. His fi rst place match matches with pins, but would Ohio counties. on the blue mat at Lincoln- fall short in the last match of Ten grants were awarded view will surely be a memory, the day and fi nish as runner statewide for $269,334. as not only had he wrestled up. Th e grant will fund on- his way to be a champion on At 138, the red, white, farm demonstration projects THROWBACK!This DECEMBERDECEMBERDEC Only!Only! the day, but also to his 100th and blue would place two with livestock producers to career victory. wrestlers. Hunter Showalter demonstrate the application of liquid livestock manure to growing crops for better Get ad rates from 2005! uptake of nutrients and re- duced runoff to local streams compared to manure applica- tions to bare ground aft er the growing season. 55% OFF 56% OFF Th ree new technologies will be used to apply manure Half Page Ads Full Page Ads to growing wheat and corn in side-by-side comparison Bring the Family! to commercial fertilizer. 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Th e Archers hosted the Trenton Copsey pulled to- Fort Jennings team on Friday, gether some great action as he December 12. Th e fi rst and earned the title of top scorer second quarters were a pretty for the Antwerp team with 20 intense matchup with 16-19 points. Sam Williamson was at half. Th e game continued close behind with 18; Matt

Gracie Gudakunst jump shots the ball in the fourth quarter, adding two points plus the foul shot. More pictures at www. Paulding’s Samantha Megison rebounds the ball vs. Ada. westbendnews.net More pictures at westbendnews.net Th is is the fi rst game since Th e score leaders for the Paulding girls basketball hart 5; McCullough 7 the Van Wert Classic last Lady Raiders were Danae My- took on Ada on Th ursday, De- Ada – Sutton 1; Amburgey week and hit happened to also ers and Shayna Temple with cember 11. Before the game 13 (2-3); Faine 3; Wildman 12 be the fi rst game at home. Th e 14 and 16 respectively. was Parents’ Night, where (1-3); Walden 4; H. Wyss 7 (1- Golden Bears travelled down Th e third and fourth quar- Josh Longardner shoots the ball. More pictures at westbend- from Bryan for the competi- ters continued on, with the the girls all walked before the 3); T. Wyss 14 (1-3); Woods 2 news.net crowd, embarrassed by their Stats: tion. Wayne Trace girls holding parents. Th e JV game was Rebounds – Paulding: 24 on with a slow and steady in- Jones 5; Trey Mills 3; Dylan Even though the girls a consistent 20 point lead. won by Ada. (Vogel 7); Ada: 21 crease by the guests and by Peters 2; Josh Longardner 1. basketball team lost the two Th e JV team came back in Th e game began with Ada Turnovers – Paulding 17; the end of the game the Fort Th e Archers were 46% games in Van Wert, this one for varsity experience play scoring the fi rst basket. Th e Ada 5 Jennings team declared victo- from the fi eld in both 3 point appeared to come easy to in the second half the fourth Lady Panthers scored ear- Records: Paulding is now ry with a 58-49 lead over the baskets and 2 point fi eld them, from their hard work, quarter and still performed ly, but not oft en. Th ey real- 0-4, while Ada is 2-0. Antwerp boys team. goals. Free-throws were 2-4. and putting their record at admirably even though the ly struggled to make a dent Earlier in the week Pauld- 1-2. Lady Bears cut the diff erence against the Bulldogs. By the ing took on Hicksville. Th e Th e JV began the night, a little. end of the fi rst half the score Lady Aces overpowered PEVS BREAKFAST & LUNCH roll w/sauce, lettuce sal- handing a powerful defeat to All the girls had a great the guest team at 47-22. night for the fi rst home game was 11-28, more than Pauld- Paulding easily while racking MENUS 12/17 – 12/23 ad, garlic toast OR Pretzel ing scored the entire game. up their own score. w/cheese dip or marinara Following that, the varsity of the season. was fi red up for the fi rst quar- Score by the Quarter: Th e diff erences mounted Score by the Quarter: JH/HS Breakfast: sauce, milk ter and doubled the score of Wayne Trace – 8 26 16 the second half while Ada Paulding – 8 4 4 5=21 12/17 – Bacon, egg & 12/19 – Popcorn chick- the Bryan team. Brianna Sinn 9=59 doubled their score. Th e Hicksville – 7 13 14 14=48 cheese pocket, juice/fruit, en, corn, potatoes & gravy, led three point baskets for the Bryan – 4 13 12 13=42 Paulding girls scored 16 the Scorers of the Game: milk cheese bowl, roll OR Salad Lady Raiders with 6 points Top Wayne Trace Scorers: second half. Paulding – Combs 4; Vo- 12/18 – Toasty cinnamon bar w/meat, vegetables & sal- from the cheap seats. Shayna Temple 16, Da- Faith Vogel had the most gel 4; Meggison 6; Reinhart 3; biscuit, juice/fruit, milk ads, garlic breadstick, milk Th e second quarter was nae Myers 14, Erin Mohr 11, rebounds for Paulding, and McCullough 2; Posey 2 12/19 – Sausage gravy w/ 12/22-23 – No school once again led by the home Gracie Gudakunst 6, Brianna overall, beat Ada. Th e home Hicksville – Berenyi 4; biscuits, juice/fruit, milk Paulding Elementary team, adding 26 points to Sinn 6, Hollie Wannemacher team just could not get the Briskey 1; Demland 4; Slat- 12/22-23 – No school Breakfast: board, the best yet for the sea- 3, Brooke Sinn 3 ball in the basket with the tery 8; Taylor 6; Schroeder 8; JH/HS Lunch: 12/17 – Breakfast pizza, son. Bulldogs towering over them. Bergman 14; Siebenaker 3 12/17 – Cheeseburger juice/fruit, milk Score by the Quarter: Stats: or Breaded chicken (reg. or 12/18 – Breakfast burrito, Paulding – 4 7 14 2=27 Rebound – Paulding 21 spicy), bun, oven potatoes; juice/fruit, milk Ada – 15 13 17 11=56 (Meggison 6); Hicksville 37 Toppings: tomato slices, on- 12/19 – Assorted cereal, Scorers of the Game: (Bergman 13); ion, banana peppers, pickles, juice/fruit, milk Paulding – Combs 3 (1-3); Turnovers – Paulding 24; lettuce, milk 12/22-23 – No school Vogel 6; Meggison 6; Rein- Hicksville 19 12/18 – Cheese lasagna Paulding Elementary Lunch: 12/17 – French toast, sau- 102 N. 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Williams St., *>Տ`ˆ˜}ÊUÊÜÜÜ°ÃÌގi“>ˆ˜V iÛÞ°Vœ“ PAGE 10 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] PAGE 11 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] anced attack with Kendall TWO PAULDING PUTNAM ELECTRIC CO-OP EMPLOYEES Baker and Audrey Hug with COMPLETE APPRENTICE TRAINING PROGRAM 8 points each. Sami Kime with 7, Riley Mealer 6 and Alexis Rucker 5. ASK ME ...Miss C! Varsity Wrestling: Th e Varsity wrestling team competed at the Lanc- er Invite Saturday coming away in 4th place out of 15 Dear Miss C, for you. You deserve to love book page (ASK ME MISS teams. Jacob Laguna was My sister has recently got- and be loved, respect and be C), or send a correspondence 2-3 on the day and fi nished ten engaged to a real jerk. He respected, and live the fairy to the West Bend News to my in 4th place at 120 lbs. Reil- doesn’t treat her with respect tale happy life. If you believe attention!*** ly Heater went 5-0 on the and seems to manipulate that (fi ancé) is that person, I Th e advice off ered in this day with 4 pins and was the her to do whatever he wants support you 100%. I will nev- column is intended for infor- 132 lb Champion, Bobby pretty much all the time. I er be okay with anything less mation only. Use of this col- Kelley went 4-1 on the day love my sister but how can I than that. I hope you will al- umn not intended to replace with 4 pins and losing 14-16 be a part of a celebration that ways have the same love, re- or substitute for any profes- in sudden victory OT to the #8th State ranked wrestler I do not really support? spect, and hopeful standards sional, fi nancial, medical, Josh Smith (right) and Andrew Hermiller (left ) recently com- —Sisterly Woes for yourself. I will celebrate legal, or other professional. at 152. Bobby placed 2nd but was our team MVP for his pleted the Apprentice Training Program at Paulding-Put- Dear Sisterly Woes, with you for all your dreams Th e opinions or views ex- nam Electric Co-Op. As with all family situa- and I will have your back pressed in this column are tremendous leadership and tions, yours is not so simple. when celebration is not war- not intended to treat or di- example he displayed despite Paulding Putnam Elec- PPEC. Th ey paid the tuition, But you said something very ranted…always.” agnose; nor are they meant losing this fi nal match under tric Co-op employees Josh bought their personal tools important. You love your sis- So really, if you love your to replace the treatment and controversy. Chase Carpen- Smith and Andrew Her- and equipment. Aft er PPEC ter. And it is diffi cult to give sister you will be there with care that you may be receiv- ter went 4-1 on the day with miller recently completed hired them, they were re- advice without knowing the and for her. You must re- ing from a licensed profes- 4 pins and fi nished 3rd at 182 their apprentice program quired to attend four weeks whole history, but it may be spect that she is an adult sional, physician or mental lbs. Joey Hatchett went 4-0 and were recognized for of class in Marion, Ohio time for a conversation com- and makes her own choices. health professional. Th is with 2 pins and was the 285 their dedication. Th e COLT each of the last three years. ing from that loving place. If at any time you feel there column, its author, the news- lb Champion. program ran by Ohio Rural Each week of class required On one side your sister needs are bigger concerns, such as paper and publisher are not MS Wrestling: Electric Cooperative is de- many hours of preparation to know how you feel, but safety concerns, always con- responsible for the outcome Fairview wrestled Pauld- signed to teach line work- that they did on their own she does not need to feel like tact a professional. or results of following any ing and Lincolnview and de- er apprentice the skills to time. she has to defend her adult —Miss C advice in any given situation. feated both teams. Th ey only safely operate a distribution PPEC benefi ts from choices. Nothing good will ***I am ready to answer You, and only you, are com- gave up 1 match to Paulding system. Th is includes learn- Smith and Hermiller’s come from that. But perhaps YOUR questions. You can pletely responsible for your and 2 matches to Lincoln- ing to safely climb poles, the commitment and sacri- you might say, “Sister, I love email me at askmemissc@ actions. view! handling of conductors car- fi ce in many areas. Com- you and I want the very best gmail.com, LIKE my Face- Swimming: rying 12,000 volts of energy, bined with those that have Th e highlight of the fi rst and general trouble-shoot- gone before them, PPEC swim meet was the 100 ing. has made this investment VANTAGE MAKES PHAALS DONATION Varsity girls beat Lake- fl y. Hunter and one of the Both Smith and Her- to develop an eff ective and wood Park 59-38. Ali Hug OG seniors made it a very miller demonstrated their safe work force to benefi t was leading scorer with close race both teams were commitment to the line our member-owners for the 22 and Erin Marshall and screaming at the top of their worker career by complet- foreseeable future. Kelsey Beck each had 9. lungs. Hunter won the event: ing a six week course be- Varsity girls lost to Hicks- 100 Butterfl y – 57.81, 1st; 100 fore they were even hired by Visit us on the web at ville 61-50. Ali Hug was lead- Backstroke – 1:05.19, 1st www.westbendnews.net ing scorer with 35. Hunter had another im- JV Girls Basketball: pressive day winning the JV girls won against 200IM and the 100 Fly with DERCK’S LANDSCAPING SUPPLIES Lakewood Park, 39-27. Car- times of 2:17.89 in the 200 15193 Rd. 45 lie Phillips and Katie Robin- and 58.62 in the 100. Nice Antwerp, Ohio 45813 son each led the team with Job! 10 points and Allison Vetter 419-258-2512 added 8. SOFTBALL HITTING CAMP 419-506-1902 JV girls won 31-22 over COMING TO PAYNE, OH! Hicksville. Carlie Phillips Mulch Colors: was leading scorer with 9 Red, Brown, and Gold; Jeff Swick from Putnam (PHAALS). Pictured with Jeff Th under Sports will be NEW COLOR: BLACK and Kelsie Crites added 8 County, accepted a $600 (center) are Vantage students conducting soft ball hitting points. Black Dirt and Small Gravel. donation from Vantage Ca- Derrick Schimmoeller, Bran- sessions in Payne, OH start- Everything is in Bulk Freshman Boys Basket- ing January 10, 2015. Th e reer Center’s ALS Ice Bucket don Boecker, Terry Dock- ball: challenge on behalf of Play- ery,and Bailey Siebert. hitting sessions cover proper Th e freshmen boys de- ing Hardball Against ALS hitting technique and drills. Mullen Archery feated Antwerp 41-13. For more information and 8th Grade Boys Basket- a registration form visit www. & Gun Shop PAJAMA DRIVE AT GROVER HILL ELEMENTARY ball: thundercamps.com or email Rd.R 171, Oakwood, OH 45873 8th grade went down to [email protected], 1-800-248-6625 Bryan 62-38. Leading scorer to register mail registration Art/PaintingArt/P Classes: Tues. 6PM was Cole Burgrave with 16. form and payment to the ad- $ Zac Johns was strong with 8.00 for 2 hr. Class dress on the form. Questions Email: [email protected] 14. call John Hendricks at 765- Th e 8th grade moved 348-6413 or Mark Crosby to 1-1 on the season with 419-770-2267. Deadline to SALE ON ALL a score of 42-24 against St. register is January 2, 2015. GUNS & CROSSBOWS Paul. Keenan Jackson fi n- ished with 13 points and DO IT BEST CORP. DONATES TO NEW HAVEN FOUNDATION tinue to grow as a viable and Cole Burgrave with 11. desirable community for cur- 7th Grade Boys Basket- rent and future residents,” ball: said Mayor McDonald. “Th e 7th grade boys won a people of New Haven share hard fought game with Bry- a strong sense of camara- an 32-25. Chayse Singer lead derie where residents and all scorers with 14. Noah businesses come together to Th e fourth grade at Gro- class donated over 30 paja- Haberman had 6, Riley Lu- make things happen. All con- ver Hill Elementary par- mas! Th e Pajama Program cas had 4. tributions to the New Haven ticipated in a Pajama Drive is a non-profi t organization Th e 7th grade boys im- Community Foundation will sponsored by Scholastic who provides New Pajamas proved to 2-0 with a victory make a lasting impact right Book Club. As a group, the and New Books to children over St. Paul 36-19. Chayse here in our community.” in need. All pajamas do- Singer led the scoring with 9 Chamber President, Th e West Bend News is pub- nated during this drive will points. JT Nusbaum fi nished Charlie Hatten said, “We are lished weekly with news from stay in the Paulding County with 8. excited to partner with the Northeast Indiana and North- community. 8th Grade Girls Basket- Community Foundation of west Ohio. Th e publication is ball: Greater Fort Wayne who has wholly owned by West Bend FAIRVIEW HS ATHLETIC Th e 8th grade Lady On Monday, December 8th, as the organization celebrat- off ered a $100,000 match of Printing & Publishing Inc. funds from the Lilly Endow- Home Delivery information RESULTS Apaches beat a strong Bryan board members and repre- ed its fi rst major corporate team 27-21. Leading scor- sentatives from the New Ha- sponsorship. Do it Best Corp. ment to help the New Hav- for the West Bend News fol- en Community Foundation lows: Home delivery is $32.18 Varsity Boys Basketball: ers were Rose Zeedyk, Katie ven Community Foundation President Bob Taylor stated, per year. Newsstand is free for Varsity boys lost to Wau- Crites, and Mercedes Wag- made a special announce- “We are very excited to get in- grow.” pick up. seon 66-36. Matthew Ko- ner all with 8 points. Th e ment regarding the organiza- volved at the beginning stages For more information, All content submitted & zumplik was leading scorer Lady Apaches had a solid tion and its partnership with of this and honored to make contact Craig Dellinger at printed in the West Bend News with 11. 8 total varsity play- team eff ort defensively pres- the Community Foundation this presentation to the New (260) 460-7161 or Charlie becomes the property and ers scored. suring the ball early. of Greater Fort Wayne and Haven Community Founda- Hatten at the New Haven Chamber at (260) 749-4484. copyright of the West Bend JV Boys Basketball: 7th Grade Girls Basket- the Lilly Endowment. tion and invest in its future.” Printing and Publishing Inc Bob Taylor, President of “Community support like Together, we are building a corporation. Any and all repro- JV girls lost 56-24 to ball: local foundation for a stron- Wauseon. Cole Crites, Jus- Th e 7th grade girls im- Do it Best Corp. also made this gives us an opportuni- duction requires prior consent a special presentation and ty to build our Foundation ger community. by the Publisher. Any submis- tin smith, and Riley Cooper proved to 2-1 on the season www.newhavenbulletin.com each scored 6 points. defeating Bryan by a score of signifi cant contribution to for the future of New Haven sions may be edited or rejected the Community Foundation so that New Haven can con- by the editor. Varsity Girls Basketball: 36-23. Fv was lead by a bal- Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 12 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 ANTWERP STUDENT COUNCIL HOSTS 1st SENIOR RAIDERS TAKE DOWN was 8th grader Tyler Bauer. ANNUAL SENIOR BREAKFAST AT PAULDING GOLDENBEARS Bauer was 4-0 on the day CITIZEN BREAKFAST with 3 pins. Th ese 2 wres- EX. VILLAGE SCHOOLS On December 11th, tlers were also able to win Wayne Trace squared off in the Team Sportsmanship boys basketball action with Award as voted on by the Bryan. coaches at the tournament. Final score on the night Winning their respective was a Raider victory, 55-42. weight classes as well as Score by the Quarter: the Sportsmanship Award Wayne Trace – 10 15 19 shows that these 2 individ- 11=55 uals are both very skilled Bryan – 6 10 12 14=42 wrestlers with great charac- Scorers of the Game: ter and leadership. Th e An- Wayne Trace – Miller 13, twerp Wrestling Program E Linder 3, Shepherd 8, C is lucky to have these guys Linder 10, Vest 2, D Sinn 17, as role models and leaders Speice 2 for their program for many Bryan – Valderas 2, Mi- years to come. ley 7, Lehmann 13, Z Dean At the end of the breakfast, seventh grade National Junior 5, Rupp 11, B Dean 2, Wit- ANTWERP GIRLS BASKET- Th e Annual Senior Cit- niors that helped that day in- Honor Society members Madison Boesch, Karsyn Brumett, tler 2 BALL SCHEDULE CHANGE izens’ Breakfast was held at cluded were (front) Suzanne Aleyah Cline, Alyssa Fuller, and Adison Hindenlang prepare Paulding Ex. Village Schools Reinhart, Jessica Schroeder, On December 20, Ant- on Wednesday, December Brooke Combs, (back) Brad to hand out homemade Christmas ornaments as a gift . WT LOCAL SCHOOL BREAK- th FAST & LUNCH MENUS werp JV/Var girls basket- 10 in the Auditeria. Serving Crawford, Aaron Mock, Tres- Ruth and Harold Williams ton Gonzales, and Adam De- 12/17 – 12/23 ball game with Parkway has been moved to a 2:00 p.m. are seniors Kayla Deitrick atrick. and Kastin Kelly. Other se- Breakfast: tip from a 1:00 p.m. start. 12/17 – Mini pancakes, Th e boys game with Con- FOOD PANTRY COLLECTION IN PAYNE sausage, juice, milk tinental will start as sched- 12/18 – Cheese omelet w/ uled at 6:00 p.m. toast, juice, milk 12/19 – Fruit stick, juice, NEW HAVEN BOYS VAR- milk SITY BASKETBALL BEAT 12/22-23 – No school HUNTINGTON NORTH HIGH Lunch: SCHOOL 85-71 12/17 – Pizza rippers, Band director Mrs. Newell directs one of the many student romaine lettuce, carrot New Haven Boys strug- musical performances at the event. sticks w/ranch dressing, gled in the fi rst half and fruit, milk; JH/HS: Chef sal- were lucky to only be down hosted its fi rst-ever Senior ad; Pizza sub or Pretzel w/ 12. Th e New Haven Boys Citizen Breakfast. Guests en- cheese w/salad bar fought back and we’re lead joyed a meal prepared by the 12/18 – Cheeseburg- by Junior guard Marqis Ste- cafeteria staff and served by er sandwich, french fries, venson scoring a career high student leaders, cookies made baked beans, fruit, milk; 24 points, Adam Westrick by the gourmet foods class, JH/HS: Chef salad, pizza and Brayton Rudolph each decorations compliments of sub or Grilled chicken sand- scoring 15 points. New Hav- various art students, a video wich w/salad bar en coach commened, “Very Students from the Cross was collected during the prepared by the broadcast 12/19 – Breadsticks w/ proud of the way we played class, many performances Categorical Classroom at Neighbors in Need project by cheese, broccoli & cheese, tonight!!!! Great job!!!” Payne Elementary sort food all students at Payne Elemen- by the music department, fruit, milk; JH/HS: Chef Score by the Quarter: readings by diff erent stu- and paper products at the tary. salad; Pizza sub or Cheese- New Haven – 15 17 24 Payne Food Pantry. Th e food dents, Spanish carols sung by burger sandwich w/salad 29=85 Spanish students, handmade bar Huntington North – 23 Christmas ornament gift s, Senior Alston Doctor, Na- 12/22-23 – No school 21 11 16=71 WHAT can we tional Honor Society mem- and more. Winter athletes es- West Bend corted guests into the audite- West Bend r ARCHERS SHOOT FAYETTE Printing & Publishing Inc. culation newspape ber, serves coff ee to guests WARRIORS FALL TO HOR- West Bend News free cir Printing & Publishing Inc. 000 Publishers of the 58-2? Ph. (419) 2 when they arrive at the Se- ria, and aft erwards, National IN LAST QUARTER on.net NETS x 1008 P.O. Bo Honor Society students deliv- 101 North, OhioMain Street45813 westbend@verizFx. (419) 258-1313 nior Citizen Breakfast. Antwerp ered breakfast meals to senior PRINT Th e Archers took on Fay- Score by the Quarter: West Bend IRU\RX citizens who could not attend Printing & P.O.Publishing Box 1008 Inc. On Th ursday, December 101 North Main Street ? ette on Saturday, December Antwerp, Ohio 45813 11, Antwerp Local School the event at the school. Angola – 12 12 9 13=46 13. Th e fi rst half of the bas- Woodlan – 7 11 10 5=33 ketball game was dominated Scorers of the Game: TODAY? [email protected] LADY ARCHERS WIN ONE & Junior Varsity top scorers: by the Eagles, fi nishing the Angola – Jake Honer , Ohio 45813 Phone (419) 258-2000 • Fax (419) 258-1313 • w LOSE ONE Wilson 7, Johanns 4 half at 17-23. SamF ORDWilliam- FORD P.O. Box 1008 • 101 North Main Street • Antwerp On December 13th, both 7; Hunter Kohart 12; Sam West Bend 419-258-2000 ORD son was the point leader in Bradley 6; Robby Honner 4; th Fvarsity and JV took losses Printing & Publishing Inc. 101 N. Main St. On December 11 , Ant- this game with 17 and Tren- Craig Nofziger 8; Ben Atha Publishers of the West Bend News free circulation newspaper Antwerp, OH 45813 werp girls basketball traveled home aft er a match up with ton Copsey followed at 10. to Kalida. Both JV and varsity Fayette. Varsity: 30-65, JV: 8; Myles Turner 1 26-29. Matt Jones 9; Dylan Peters Woodlan – Jeff rey Jones took home victories. Varsity 3; Josh Longardner 2. score was Antwerp 45, Kali- Coach’s comments: “Th e 5; Austin Fancher 11; Elyjah ® Th e team was on fi re with YANKEE CANDLE da 17. JV score: 32-17. Archer girls played a well rounded O’Hara 7; Loren Hahn 4; varsity leading scorers: Wil- team in Fayette. Th ey had size 3 point baskets with a total Josh Gerig 4; Hunter Loud- liamson 7, Longardner 6 and good shooters. Th e girls of 8. en 2 Th e Gift of Home Fragrancing™ Coach Taylor said of the never quit playing with inten- Th e second half of the game, “Th e girls responded sity aft er a half time score of game Antwerp outscored ANTWERP 7th GRADE LADY 39-9. With the intensity of the Fayette and fi nished the by playing harder than the ARCHERS SLAM RAIDERS CANDLE OF THE MONTH last time out. Th ey took care second half, they were only game in the lead by two of the battle on the rebounds, out-scored 26-21.” points and a fi nal score of FORD Th e 7th grade Antwerp December: Sparkling Cinnamon as it was pretty even. We now Varsity top scorers: Braat- 41-39. have to concentrate on taking en 8, Recker 6. Junior Varsity Score by the Quarter: basketball team fi nished care of the ball.” top scorers: Cline 8, Johanns Antwerp – 8 9 13 11=41 strong on December 11th 6 Fayette – 13 10 10 6=39 against Wayne Trace. Final Stop in! Antwerp is now 2-2 for score of the night was Ant- Are you ready for your the season. werp 34, Wayne Trace 24 99 Top Archer scorers: MEDIUM $ Next Vehicle? Th eir next game is at the 14 home gym against Conti- Tiera Gomez 10, Heather JAR Oberlin 8, Kendyl Miller 8 Give me a Call! nental on Saturday, Decem- LARGELARG DENNIS RECKER ber 20. E th $ 99 Cell: 419-786-0889 ARCHER 8 GRADERS JAR 17 [email protected] ANTWERP JUNIOR HIGH TRAMPLE WARRIORS WRESTLERS DOMINATE AT 8th Grade Boys defeated America’s best loveld candled ™ INTEGRITY BRYAN Woodlan 35 to 24 led by Kea- FORD FORD ton Altimus with 10 points. Business: 419-399-2555 Th e Antwerp Junior Th eir record is 1-1. 7th grade Give me a Call! High wrestling team recent- boys lost to Woodlan 45-29 ly competed in the Golden led by Boston Dunderman Bear Invitational at Bryan with 13 points. Th eir record PIERCE AUTOMOTIVE, INC. High School on December is 1-1 on the season. Quality Pre-Owned Vehicles 13, 2014. 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FORD Saturday in his season debut PAGE 13 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] for taking swift action on this The West Bend News Answers on SHERIFF’S SALE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF legislation and encourage the Page 15 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE President to expeditiously General Code, Section 11681 General Code, Section 11681 General Code, Section 11681 sign it into law.” Sudoku Puzzle Revised Code, Section 2329.26 Revised Code, Section 2329.26 Revised Code, Section 2329.26 Th e Propane Education THE STATE OF OHIO, THE STATE OF OHIO, THE STATE OF OHIO, and Research Enhancement PAULDING COUNTY: PAULDING COUNTY: PAULDING COUNTY: Act of 2014 clarifi es Con- 1 6 CITIFINANCIAL, Plaintiff, JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, CITIFINANCIAL SERVICING LLC, gress’ intent in the Propane vs. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, Plaintiff, Education and Research Act LYNETTE L. DeTRAY, ET AL., vs. vs. (PERA), requiring the De- 74 5 8 Defendants, CARRIE L. REYNOLDS, ET AL., ROSE M. SHEPARD, ET AL., partment of Commerce to use Case No. CI 13 190. Defendants, Defendants, proper data to calculate con- 8672 Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the above Case No. CI 14 093. Case No. CI 14 157. sumer prices. It would also entitled action, I will offer for sale at public Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the above Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the above allow the Propane Education auction, at the East door of the Courthouse entitled action, I will offer for sale at public entitled action, I will offer for sale at public 2 6 4 in the Village of Paulding, in the above auction, at the East door of the Courthouse auction, at the East door of the Courthouse and Research Council to im- named County, on Thursday, the 8th day of in the Village of Paulding, in the above in the Village of Paulding, in the above prove training for distribu- January, 2015 at 10:05 o’clock A.M., the real named County, on Thursday, the 5th day named County, on Thursday, the 8th day of estate located at: of February, 2015 at 10:00 o’clock A.M., the January, 2015 at 10:10 o’clock A.M., the real tors and consumers to help 14 13638 Nancy Street, real estate located at: estate located at: mitigate the negative eff ects Paulding, Ohio 45879 205 North Harrison Street, 6728 County Road 177, of propane prices spikes. 6 3 Parcel Number: 23-51B-089-00 Grover Hill, Ohio 45849 Oakwood, Ohio 45873 Parcel Number: 26-07S-029-00 A full legal description of this property Parcel Number: 32-04S-013-01 FIRST DEFIANCE FINAN- is on record at the Paulding County Engi- and 26-07S-030-00 A full legal description of this property 4 8 neer’s Offi ce located in the basement of the A full legal description of this property is on record at the Paulding County Engi- CIAL CORP. TO RELEASE Courthouse. is on record at the Paulding County Engi- neer’s Offi ce located in the basement of the FOURTH QUARTER EARN- neer’s Offi ce located in the basement of the Said premises appraised at Forty-two Courthouse. Courthouse. 3 9 Thousand and No/100 ($42,000.00) Dollars Said premises appraised at Sixty Thou- INGS Said premises appraised at Thirty Thou- and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds sand and No/100 ($60,000.00) Dollars and sand and No/100 ($30,000.00) Dollars and of that amount. cannot be sold for less than two-thirds of First Defi ance Financial cannot be sold for less than two-thirds of that amount. 1 57 The appraisal of this property was com- that amount. Corp. (NASDAQ: FDEF) an- pleted without an interior inspection. Nei- The appraisal of this property was com- The appraisal of this property was com- pleted without an interior inspection. Nei- nounced today that it intends ther the Sheriff’s Offi ce nor the appraisers pleted without an interior inspection. Nei- WMEA PAULDING COUNTY POSTER CONTEST WINNERS are responsible for the condition of the ther the Sheriff’s Offi ce nor the appraisers to report fourth quarter and ther the Sheriff’s Offi ce nor the appraisers are responsible for the condition of the property at the time the purchaser takes are responsible for the condition of the year-end results on Mon- possession. property at the time the purchaser takes property at the time the purchaser takes possession. day, January 19, 2015 aft er Purchasers are advised they have no possession. Purchasers are advised they have no legal right to access this property until Purchasers are advised they have no the close of the market. Th e the Sheriff’s Deed has been fi led with the legal right to access this property until legal right to access this property until earnings news release will be Paulding County Recorder’s Offi ce. the Sheriff’s Deed has been fi led with the the Sheriff’s Deed has been fi led with the Paulding County Recorder’s Offi ce. available on the company’s TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down on Paulding County Recorder’s Offi ce. investor relations website at day of the sale with the balance to be paid TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down on TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down on before the deed is issued. day of the sale with the balance to be paid day of the sale with the balance to be paid www.fdef.com and at major before the deed is issued. Sheriff Jason K. Landers before the deed is issued. fi nancial information sites. Paulding County, Ohio Sheriff Jason K. Landers Sheriff Jason K. Landers At 11:00 a.m. ET on Tues- www.pauldingohsheriff.com Paulding County, Ohio Paulding County, Ohio www.pauldingohsheriff.com www.pauldingohsheriff.com day, January 20, 2015, First Kevin L. Williams, Attorney for Plaintiff Ellen L. Fornash, Attorney for Plaintiff Peter L. Mehler, Attorney for Plaintiff Defi ance will host a confer- ence call at which Donald P. “FROM THE VANTAGE POINT”: SEVENTEEN INDUCTED ett Bute (Antwerp), Welding, Hileman, President and CEO, and Kevin T. Th ompson, Ex- INTO VANTAGE NATIONAL TECHNICAL HONOR SOCIETY Brandi Calvelage (Van Wert), Health Technology, Jeremiah ecutive Vice President and CFO, will discuss the fourth Becky Suvar is seen here with Hayden Mullen and Gabe Dealey (Crestview), Industri- Nunez. al Mechanics, Caitlin Geckle quarter and year-end results. (Continental), Cosmetology, Th e conference call may be Grant Gillett (Wayne Trace), accessed by calling 1-877- Industrial Mechanics, Jasper 444-1726. Godeke (Antwerp), Building Th e audio replay of the & Grounds, Nicholas Grote conference call Webcast will (Ottoville), Industrial Me- be available at www.fdef. chanics, Jenny Holbrooks com until Friday, February (Wayne Trace), Cosmetology, 20, 2015 at 9:00 a.m. ET. For David Leathers (Delphos St. those without Internet access, John’s), Building & Grounds, the earnings release will be Cheyenne Miller-Sweet (An- available by fax or mail upon Newly inducted members of the Vantage 2014-2015 Nation- twerp), Cosmetology, Alysha request. To receive a copy, al Technical Honor Society. Unavailable for the photo was Moran (Continental), Health please call First Defi ance In- Cheyenne Miller-Sweet. Technology, Jill Ross (Wayne vestor Relations at (419) 782- 5104. Seventeen outstanding encourage students to reach Trace), Medical Offi ce Man- Vantage seniors were recent- for higher levels of achieve- agement, Derek Schroeder ANTWERP LOCAL SCHOOL ly selected as members of the ment; and to promote busi- (Kalida), Precision Machin- Vantage chapter of the Na- ness and industry’s critical ing, Alexa Sikraji (Lincol- LUNCH MENU 12/17 – Pictured here with Becky Suvar are Grover Hill students tional Technical Honor Soci- workplace values – hones- nview), Cosmetology, Tyler 12/23 Laura Th ornell and Rylee Miller. ety. Th ey were introduced and ty, responsibility, initiative, Talboom (Delphos Jeff erson), inducted at the annual NTHS teamwork, productivity, lead- Auto Body, and Samantha 12/17 – Fish on bun, veg- Th e Paulding County were chosen for billboards. banquet on December 9, 2014, ership, and citizenship. Van Vlerah (Wayne Trace), gie juice, mixed fruit, milk; WMEA sponsored a poster Hayden’s artwork will be held in the Commons Area. NTHS membership is the Auto Body. PLUS: Salad bar contest for the fourth grad- displayed on the billboard In addition to the guests of highest award for excellence 12/18 – Tex Mex chili, ers in Paulding County. Th e on State Route 613 between honor, parents, home school in career technical education LATTA’S PROPANE BILL baked fries, oranges, milk; students were asked to de- Oakwood and Melrose. Gabe principals and counselors, and is a reliable indicator of CLEARS SENATE, HEADS TO PLUS: Salad bar sign posters about recycling. Nunez was the fi rst place and Vantage teachers and performance and leadership PRESIDENT’S DESK 12/19 – Pizza rippers, Becky Suvar, program man- winner from Oakwood. administrators attended the in the workplace. Students tossed salad, applesauce, ager of the Paulding Coun- Becky Suvar also visited banquet to recognize this elite who achieved a 3.5 grade Congressman Bob Lat- milk; PLUS: Salad bar ty WMEA, is pictured with Grover Hill Elementary to group of students. point average or better, while ta (R-OH), member of the 12/22-23 – No school the winners from Oakwood discuss recycling with the Th e main purpose of the maintaining a 95% atten- House Energy and Com- Elementary School. Hayden fourth graders. She held a National Technical Honor dance rate at Vantage, were merce Committee’s Energy ANTWERP WRESTLERS Mullen’s poster was chosed to bill board decorating contest. Society is to reward scho- eligible to apply for member- and Power Subcommittee, re- COMPETE AT LINCOLNVIEW be displayed on a billboard. First place winner from the lastic achievement in career ship. In addition to submit- leased the following statement Only four students’ posters building Laura Th ornell and technical education. Mem- ting a resume and writing an applauding the U.S. Senate’s Th e Antwerp High School from throughout the county second place to Rylee Miller. bership encourages skill de- essay stating why they would passage of H.R. 5705, the Pro- Wrestling Team recently velopment, honesty, service, like to be a part of the NTHS, pane Education and Research competed in the Lancer Invi- leadership, citizenship, and the students also were re- Enhancement Act, biparti- tational at Lincolnview High individual responsibility. In quired to obtain three teacher san legislation he sponsored School on December 13, 2014. SPECIAL addition, students are select- recommendations. with Congressman Tim Walz All 4 Archer wrestlers were ed for membership in NTHS Students selected for (D-MN) to address some of able to fi nish in the top 5 of Jim’s as a reward for excellence in membership in the National the winter heating challeng- their respective weight class- workforce education; to de- Technical Honor Society for es experienced in Ohio and es. Sophomore Logan Shaner velop self-esteem, pride and the 2014-2015 school year are: throughout the Midwest last had 3 wins and 2 losses on the Dmitry Billingsley (Conti- year. Th e legislation is headed day with 2 pins on his way nental), Network Systems, Jar- to the President’s desk for his to a 5th place fi nish at 132 NOTICE TO BIDDERS signature. pounds. Junior Justice Clark Sealed bids will be received until 4:30 “During the winter fi nished the day with 4 wins, p.m., Tuesday, December 30, 2014, in the NOTICE TO BIDDERS months, heat is a matter of 1 loss and 1 pin to fi nish 3rd Paulding County Commissioners’ Offi ce The Paulding County Commissioners survival not a matter of con- at 152 pounds. Senior 220 for cleaning the courthouse and other are requesting bids for an Information pounder Jarett Bute was also county offi ces. Specifi cations may be Technology service provider for various venience,” said Latta. “Last obtained at the Paulding County Com- county offi ces for the calendar year 2015. year, we were faced with pro- 4-1 on the day with 1 pin to P missioners’ Offi ce in the basement of the Qualifi ed and interested providers shall I A fi nish 3rd. Senior Jordan Lak- Z pane shortages that threat- Z courthouse Monday through Friday from submit an hourly rate for services to the er fi nished 2nd at 285 pounds. 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Bids must be sealed Paulding County Commissioners, 115 N ened the lives and livelihoods LARGE SPECIALTY and addressed to the Clerk of the Pauld- Williams Street, Suite B-1, Paulding OH of many living in Ohio and His record on the day was 2 ing County Commissioners, 115 North 45879 no later than 4:30 p.m. on Tues- throughout the Midwest. wins, 2 losses and 2 pins. Not Williams Street, Suite B-1, Paulding, Ohio day, December 30, 2014. The Paulding Pizza $11.99 + tax, limit 4 45879. The Commissioners reserve the County Commissioners services the right Th e Propane Education and only was it a solid showing for right to reject any or all bids. to reject any bids submitted. Research Enhancement Act the Archer wrestlers, but this NOLA R. GINTER, CLERK NOLA R. GINTER, CLERK addresses some of the chal- was the highest fi nish at the BOARD OF BOARD OF lenges experienced last winter Lancer Invitational for each AT NOW 1-260-632-9700 COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PAULDING COUNTY, PAULDING COUNTY, in an eff ort to avoid another wrestler as well. Woodburn, IN OHIO OHIO disaster. I applaud the Senate Special expires December 31, 2014 • Must bring coupon in for off er. Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 14 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 6-STATE TROOPER PROJ- tucky State Police, Michigan iAB FINANCIAL BANK just 6. New Orleans Pelican A ROCKIN’ CHRISTMAS CONCERT WITH THE State Police, Pennsylvania assignee, Russ Smith, hit ECT LEADS TO 651 OVI DONATES TO PATHFINDER J TAYLORS SLATED FOR DECEMBER 20 ARRESTS State Police and the West Vir- SERVICES a key lay-up with 20 sec- ginia State Police. onds left on the game clock Th e Ohio State High- “Th e Patrol is committed iAB Financial Bank re- to draw the foul and create way Patrol joined forc- to removing impaired drivers cently donated a wheelchair a 99-99 tie with 7 seconds es with members of the from our roadways,” said Col- ramp system to Pathfnder left to play. As time wound 6-State Trooper Project for a onel Paul A. Pride. “We are Services in Huntington. down, Adonis Th omas hit high-visibility enforcement thankful for this multi-state “We strive to be of service to the deciding jumper for the eff ort focused on impaired partnership that contributes those living in our commu- Drive that would be the dag- driving from December 5–7, not only to a safer Ohio, but a nities. We were privileged to ger for the game and a hard resulting in 651 OVI arrests. safer nation.” be able to make this dona- loss for the Mad Ants. OSHP made 284 of those Th is multi-state law en- tion to Pathfnders and those Th omas fi nished the arrests. A breakdown of all forcement partnership is they serve,” stated Michael game with 33 points to lead counties can be found at aimed at providing combined C. Marhenke, iAB President the Drive. Brandon Fields statepatrol.ohio.gov. and coordinated law enforce- and CEO. “Th e power of added 20, while Willie Reed Th e multi-state initiative ment and security services in partnership can make a tre- proceeded to lead the team included members of the the areas of highway safety, mendous impact for us all.” with 11 rebounds. Ohio State Highway Patrol, criminal patrol and intelli- With an estimated value of For the Mad Ants, Smith Indiana State Police, Ken- gence sharing. $9,000, this ramp will be led the team with 16 points, used to assist Pathfnder in- while CJ Fair contributed 13 dividuals using wheelchairs points and 8 rebounds of his Let West Bend News announce your engagement, wed- and will beneft countless own. ding or anniversary. It’s only $6 per column for the photo others in the years to come. and the announcement is community news. THE TACKETTS CHRISTMAS WBESC SCHEDULED CONCERT TO PERFORM DECEMBER MEETING Animal Clinic of Paulding TONIGHT! Th e “At Home with Th e 1030 W. Wayne, Suite B Tacketts” Concert Series Th e Western Buckeye returns with “Th e Tacketts’ Paulding, OH 45879 Christmas Concert” on Sat- Educational Service Cen- th 419-399-2871 ter regular December gov- urday, December 20 at 7:00 erning board meeting on pm at First Baptist Church, Wednesday, December 17, Defi ance, OH. Recently added to the Red Hen label Hours: Dr. Tom Wilkin 2014, at 6:00 p.m. at the Van Wert ESC offi ce located at of Daywind Music Group Celebrate the holiday in singers of the twentieth cen- Tues – 12-5 Dr. Missie Bowman 813 N. Franklin St., Van in Nashville, the music and style on Saturday, December tury—from the big band era Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri – 9-5 Audrey Hanenkratt, Mgr Wert 45891. ministry of this Christian 20 at 7:00 p.m., doors open at to classic country to popular Country trio and their band 6:00 p.m. when Th e J Taylors music from the ‘50s to the is sure to be a blessing. Join Rockin’ Christmas comes to ‘80s. WAYNE TRACE JUNIOR Comprehensive Th e Tacketts – Jeff , Sarah, the Rockford Belle, 135 Mar- To accompany their un- HIGH WRESTLING INVITA- and Jason – for a night of in- ket Street, Ohio. Husband rivaled vocal harmonies, Optometry and Optical TIONAL spirational songs of the Sav- and wife team, Jonathan and the duo plays multiple in- Accepting many insurances ior and Season. No tickets Janelle, based in Fort Wayne, struments over the course of Affordable cash pay rates Wayne Trace hosted a needed. For more informa- Indiana will perform a mean- their show. Come early and JH tournament on Satur- tion, contact Th e Tacketts ingful, fun, interactive show prepared for this opportuni- day December 6th to kick at 419-393-2225, visit their to include popular and tra- ty at the Rockford Belle on For more information off wrestling season. Th e website at www.tackettmu- Dr. Kara Laughlin ditional Christmas favorites, December 20 to enjoy Th e J visit www.grabilleye.com Wayne Trace Raiders took sic.com or email at trio@ as well as their own original Taylors for two hours of beau- 8th out of 16 teams. Individ- tackettmusic.com arrangements and songs! tiful music and great memo- 260.627.1091 ually, Cameron Bevis took Th e J Taylors started per- ries! For concert information 13818 State Street, Grabill, IN 46741 fi rst place pinning his op- STATEMENT FROM OHIO forming together profession- contact: Tom Rogers at 567- ponent in the fi rst period in SECRETARY OF STATE JON ally in 2009 and have mas- 644-9993. he fi nals. Also placing for HUSTED tered many popular styles of the Raiders was Noah Reel music: classic rock & country TWENTY-NINE COMPLETE REGISTERED NURSING 2nd, Caleb Baughman 4th, favorites; traditional holi- and Nick Barnett 4th. Oth- Regarding action on a PROGRAM AT NSCC bipartisan legislative redis- day and faith-based songs; er Raiders picking up wins famous musical duets and GET YOUR MESSAGE were Austin Smith, Dylan tricting reform proposal, all of the following may be upbeat, “dance-able” tributes OUT IN THE Laney, and Zack Moser. to American music legends attributed to Ohio Secretary WEST BEND NEWS. of State Jon Husted: from the 1940s to today. SANTA CLAUS IN ROCK- “Th is is great news for Th e J Taylors’ American FORD ON DECEMBER 20 the people of Ohio. Voices is a wonderful look News items “Legislative elections will back at some of the greatest Santa Claus is coming to be more competitive and the vocal performers in Ameri- are always the Rockford Belle on Sat- elected representatives more can history. Th e show features urday, December 20 from accountable to those they songs from and stories about free!!! 1:00-3:00 p.m. Parents be serve. Th e voice of the aver- many of the most memorable sure and bring your own age voter got stronger today. cameras and capture a spe- “I encourage Ohio voters ANNUAL NEW YEARS DAY Defi ance County: Kaylee Rohlf, Sheena Priddy, Barbara Be- cial photo of your loved ones to vote in favor of this pro- attie, Kayla Jesse and Tayler Notestine telling Santa what is on their posal when it comes to the Christmas wish list! Th e ballot. AUCTION Twenty-nine students Rockford Belle is located at “For those of us who have st completing Northwest State 135 Market Street, Rock- worked for years to reform Jan. 1 • 2:00PM Community College’s reg- ford, Ohio. Refreshments the system, this is a spe- GUNS –NEW FURNITURE- ELECTRONIC EQUIP. istered nursing associate will be available. cial day. I congratulate the COLLECTIBLES – SEE AUCTIONZIP degree program were recog- House and Senate members OR ORIGINALAUCTIONCITY.COM FOR MORE INFORMATION nized during a special cere- MAD ANTS FALL AT THE and leaders for their work mony. Graduates are eligible BUZZER on this issue.” 419-594-3364 to take the National Council 9017 ST. RT. 66, OAKWOOD, OH 45873 CHUCK AMES – AUCTIONEER Licensure Exam and enter Despite a late fourth LANE RESTRICTION CON- directly into the workforce, quarter comeback, the Fort TINUES ON SOUTH STREET or they may transfer their Wayne Mad Ants fell to the IN NEW HAVEN credits into a bachelor’s de- Grand Rapids Drive Friday Gorrell Bros. gree program. th evening, December 12 at Beginning Wednes- AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE Th e following graduates the Allen County War Me- 1201 N. WILLIAMS • PAULDING, OHIO 45879 were recognized during the day, December 10th South 419-399-4066 Paulding County: morial Coliseum by a score Street, in New Haven, Indi- ceremony: Brice Ferris of 99-101. www.gorrellbros-paulding.comg p g Allen County: Brandon ana a lane restriction began Rasey (Napoleon) and Tiff a- Th e Mad Ants controlled for sanitary sewer installa- Kleman (Elida) much of the fi rst half of play Defi ance County: Barba- ny Vocke (Napoleon) tion. Th e restriction is be- ra Beattie (Defi ance), Kayla Lenawee County: Emily leading by as much as eight, tween West Street and State Jesse (Defi ance), Tayler No- Kutzley (Morenci, MI) but the drive kept the game Street. Th e restriction will SAT., DEC. 20TH - 10:00 A.M. testine (Ney), Sheena Priddy Lucas County: Amanda close to end the fi rst half be in eff ect until Wednesday (Defi ance) and Kaylee Rohlf Morrison (Waterville) and down 48-49 in favor of Fort December 24th. (Defi ance) Kylee Palicki (Maumee) Wayne. Brandon Fields led 146 Acres Fulton County: Chelsea Paulding County: Brice the drive with 13 points at As sure as it’s going Crowell (Wauseon), Mea- Ferris (Cecil) the end of the fi rst half, and CRANE TWP. - PAULDING CO. gan Helmke (Archbold), Putnam County: Ashley Andre Emmett fi nished the to rain, the Farm Land With River Bottom Braydon Meck (Archbold) Hazelton (Continental) fi rst half with 10 points for classifieds sell. Woods & Recreational and Jessica Wyse (Metamo- Williams County: Crys- the Mad Ants. Offered In Three Parcels ra) tal Anthony-Mills (Bryan), It was all Grand Rapids Henry County: Sara Bridgette Botts (Bryan), Jas- late in the third quarter, as …. Call for Brochures, Surveys, Soil Maps, FSA and other auction information or mine Britenriker (Stryker), they found themselves pro- visit our web site …. $5,000 earnest money for each parcel with closing on before Jan. Bullock (Florida), Rebecca 20, 2015 ……….. Farm Location: 1 mi. north of Antwerp, OH on Rt. 49 to Rd. C-192 Chester (Napoleon), Erin Andria Griser (Stryker), gressing toward an eventual (River Road); Then east on C-192 for 3 ½ mi.- watch for auction signs ……… Auction Davis (Holgate), Jacqueline Sara Millay (Edon), Lindsey 15 point lead. With a little Location: Gorrell Bros.- 1201 N. Williams St., Paulding, OH ….. Seller: Family of Eis (Liberty Center), Sarah Ogden (Edon) and Jennifer over four minutes left on the Helen Keating, Norman E. Cook, Attorney For The Sellers ……… Gorrell Bros. Matheny (Holgate), Katelyn Sanders (Bryan) game clock, the Mad Ants Auctioneers; Sandra Mickelson, Sale Mgr; Larry D. Gorrell, Broker; Don Gorrell found themselves down - Aaron Timm - Nolan Shisler - Auctioneers Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 15 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 PAULDING COUNTY COURT Case was waived by defendant; Edwin BLANKETS OF COMFORT H. Kimmel Jr.; Grover Hill; OH; Seat REPORTS belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived by CLASSIFIED ADS defendant Criminal Dispositions Edwin H Kimmel Jr.; Seat Belt/ Timothy E. Powell; Styker, OH; Drive; Grover Hill; Guilty; Case was Sell it in the Classifi eds! Off Inv Underag; J-Guilty; Defendant waived by defendant Classifi ed ads are $8.50 for 20 words or less to pay all fi nes and costs; complete Jason A Zamora; Payne, OH: theft ; defendant to pay all cost; pay for stat and $.15 for each additional word. thinking for a change; complete third millennium alcohol online course; at Paulding County Jail; complete the Bold is $1.00 additional. complete 40 hrs community service; 3rd millennium theft course; complete Ph: (419) 258-2000 • Email: [email protected] review hearing set for 4/16/15 at 4:00; 10 hrs community service; addition 10 days jail pending review hearing to probation rules; pay restitution P.O. Box 1008, Antwerp, OH 45813 Terry J. Ranes; Defi ance, OH; Off through the clerk’s offi ce Deadline for classifi ed ads is Mondays at 12 Noon. Inv Underag; No Cont; Defendant to Patrick R. Crutchfi eld; Paulding, pay all fi nes and costs; shall complete OH; W/O orange vest; Guilty; case was Classifi eds MUST be paid up front!! 40 hrs community service; placed on waived by defendants standard probation; defendant to re- Edward P. Ringler; Paulding, OH; pay Ct. appt. counsel fees Shoot frm road; Guilty; Case was waived by defendant AL GRIFFITHS CONSTRUC- HOUSE FOR RENT: Hicksville, Miguel R. Hernandez; Oakwood, OH; OVI/Refusal; Guilty; Proof of Jacob A. Schabbing; Fort Jen- TION – Windows, light electri- 3524 CR 230. 3BR. No Pets. An- insurance by 12/4/14 shall pay $50 per nings, OH; Aid wildlife off ; guilty; twerp School District. 419-658- mo commencing 12/30/14 has a POC case was waived by defendant cal, dry wall, doors, specializ- Real Estate Transfers 2798. 50-51p date of 8/28/15 community control ing in siding repairs & more. order ed secure a valid driver’s license Brown Twp.: Call the offi ce M-F, 9-4 for WILL BABY-SIT IN MY AN- evaluation at Westwood; repay scram 11/26/14; Michael R. & Kay E. De- TWERP HOME full-time. Ed- 107 jail days reserved; Count B; OVI Veoux; Sec. 16; 35.583 acres; To: Coo- Ms. Loretta Loy, owner due to generous donations your repair or construction per Hatchery Inc. ucational activities, meals Susp; Guilty; Shall pay $50.00 per mo of Nana’s Creations donated by Beacon Credit Union and needs, 419-399-2419. After commencing 12/30/14 has a POC date 12/2/14; Richard E. & Sue Brene- hours, 419-506-2102. tf provided. Call Norma on cell: of 8/28/15 170 jail days reserved man; Sec. 42-44; 0.623 acres; To: Ed- win & Stephanie R. Collazo & Jacque- 45 ‘Blankets of Comfort’ to the New Haven Chamber. If WANT WINDOW COVER- 574-298-6199 51-52p Perry M Hull; Ocklawaha, FL; every pre-k student at New you’d like to purchase a blan- Reckless Oper; Guilty; To be removed line K. Price INGS that look great for years? RAIN TECH Seamless Gut- from Scram 11/24/14 may attend the Douglas W. & Shirley A. Miller; Haven Primary School on ket visit Beacon Credit Union DIP Program in lieu of 3 days of jail Sec 22; 1.507 acres; To: Douglas W. & Drapes, valances, verticals, ters, 419-258-1818. 51-1 Shirley A. Miller, LE Th ursday. Ms. Loy said, “I in New Haven… all proceeds HELP WANTED – Looking for ALS remain in place for 1 year POC shades, etc. Measured and in- date of 3/27/15; shall pay $100 per mo. 12/3/14; Michele S. Porter, dec’d; want every pre-school child go right back into making stalled. Call Judy McCalla, Hicks- motivated individual for part Commencing 12/30/14 community Sec 31; 62.797 acres; To: John N. Porter to have a blanket of their own. more blankets for area chil- control ordered 49 jail days reserved Michele S. Porter, dec’d; Sec. 31; ville, 419-542-6182. tf time job at Ann’s Bright Begin- 198.28 acres; To: John N. Porter, LE It’s important to me that kids dren. To date “nana” has do- Cheyenne R. Holton, Cloverdale, FT. DEFIANCE Antiques. nings Preschool. This job will OH; Pass bad check; Dismis; Case dis- Carryall Twp.: have something that they can nated over 3,000 blankets to Find your treasures at our start in February and applicant missed per state; without prejudice, 11/26/14; Th omas Alan & Mary K. Kemerer; Sec. 5; 20.0 acres; To: Th om- call their very own”. Nana’s students in our area. over 4,000 sq. ft. location at will be required to take CPR costs waived Billy J. Ferell; Oakwood, OH; as A. & Mary K. Kemerers Creations is able to provide www.newhavenbulletin.com 402 Clinton Street, Defi ance. training along with other class- Written permiss; Guilty; Case was 12/3/14; Jane L. & G. Richard waived by defendant Limber; Sec. 28, 2.42 acres; Lot 8, 1.95 blankets to pre-k students Hours: Mon-Sat 10–5. Phone: es, and submit to a full back- acres; To: Jane L. & G. Richard Limber ground check. Please call 419- Mason W. Simonin; Paulding, 419-782-6003. tf OH; Guilty; Antwerp, OH; Case was Crane Twp.: STOLLER-DUNHAM INSUR- 399-5437 for more information waived by defendant 12/2/14; Karen K. Carlile; Sec. 18- AMERICANISM TEST AWARD WINNERS ANCE Agency, Inc. Better Cov- or stop in at 211 Emerald Road Justin Michael Kipfer; Antwerp, 19; 133.08 & 7.550 acres; To. Steven C. OH Public Indecenc; Guilty; Defen- Emenhiser, et al erage – Better Prices. Call Joel to pick up an application. tf dant to pay all fi nes and costs; shall Emerald Twp.: Dunham, cell: 419-786-9398, FOR SALE: 2006 Chevro- serve 2 days jail; Probation-addition 12/3/14; Terry E. & Judith Miller et al; Sec. 14; 56.17 acres; To: Victor E. & offi ce: 260-749-4970. joel@ let Uplander Van. Handicap to rules; complete 10 hrs. community service; shall pay for stay at the Pauld- Amy D. Schlegel stoller-dunhaminsurance.com, accessible for wheelchairs & ing County Jail; Count B; Disorder Terry E. & Judith Miller et al; Sec. www.stoller-dunhaminsurance. scooters. New tires, brakes, Conduc; Guilty; Defendant to pay all 14; 2.0 acres; To: Robert E. Miller fi nes Jackson Twp.: com 51-52 shocks. Excellent condition. Robert Bland; Oakwood, OH; 12/1/14; Pamela R. Manz et al; Lot CULLER CONSTRUCTION 86,000 mi. Price: 12,200 Ant- Confi ne of Dog; Guilty; Case was 7-8; 0.823; acres; To: Loren J. & Louci- LLC: Mike Culler. New Con- werp, OH. Call: 419-506-1014. waived by defendant lla I. Th omas LE Elizabeth H. Harmon; Latty, OH; Haviland Village: struction – Remodel – Decks Call: 419-506-2000. 50-51p Att ID Fraud; J-No Cont; Defendant to 12/3/14; GLenn A. Baker, dec’d; DEADLINE FOR THE CLAS- pay all costs; complete 60 hrs commu- Sec. 93-94; 0.33 acres; To: Joyce A. – Painting – Complete Home Baker or Offi ce. 35 years experience. SIFIEDS IS MONDAYS AT 12 nity service; complete 3rd millennium theft online course; placed on stan- Paulding Village: Home: 419-258-2243. eot NOON!! dard probation; shall have no contact 11/25/14; Walter T. & Linda A. with victim Carlisle; Lot 28; 0.17 acres; To: Jerome Tyler C. Smith; Defi ance, OH; Fail L. & Karen S. Bortel to Reinsta; J-No Cont; Points waived, 11/26/14; Troy M. & Sarah R. Have Something to sell? proof of fi nancial responsibility not Shultz; Lot 3; 0.20 acres; To: Jacob W. provided, pay all fi nes and costs by Taylor Th e Payne American Le- checks. Pictured here are 12/30/14 or will be sent to collections 12/1/14; Pamela R. Moore et al; Classifi ed ads are $8.50 for 20 Billy J. Mills; Antwerp, OH; Phys Sec. 12; 6.517 acres; To: Loren J. & gion Post 297 sponsored the Legion Commander Tim Start a Louella I. Th omas LE words or less and only $.15 for Control; No Cont; 105 days of Scram, Americanism Test for Wayne Baumle, Addison Baumle New Career ALS vacated shall pay $50 per mo. 12/2/14; Randall D. & Rose M. each additional word. Commencing 1/30/15 standard pro- Wilson; Lot 21; 0.23 acres; To: Justin Trace sophomores, juniors (senior winner), Christopher before the bation secure a valid driver’s license, D. & Amie Marie Wilson and seniors on November Davis (junior winner), Emil 10 hrs. of community service third 12/3/14; Fift h Th ird Mortgage Company; Lot 105; 0.22 acres; To: Sec- 10th. Th e winners in each Stoller (sophomore winner) Holidays! millennium proof of fi nancial respon- Immediate opportunities Sudoku solution sibility provided 165 jail days reserved retary of HUD class were awarded with $50 and Principal Greg Leeth. for Goldshield, Shipping/ Alexander Brandt; Lorain, OH; Calvary Bible Church; Lots 1101- 1102; 5.615 acres; To Grace Communi-

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76 985 Paulding, Ohio area 3214 ACD; Guilty; Case was waived by de- fendant fi cation of results for the 2014 Hourly/mileage pay Raymond Sandoval; Paulding, General Election, which are Home nightly OH; Driv w/o lic; J-No Cont; Fine $50.00 suspended on condition defen- available online. Class A CDL , good MVR dant gets valid OL proof of fi nancial “Once again Ohio has 2 yrs. exp needed responsibility not provided pay all shown itself to be a leader in IMMEDIATE fi nes and costs by 3/27/15 or will be Send resume to: sent to collections elections administration,” Jared N. Moyer; Haviland, OH; Box 202 Secretary Husted said. “I ap- NEED FOR OVI/Under Inf; Dismis; Ct A dis- plaud the work of the more Paulding, Ohio 45879 missed by state’s request; Count B; OVI/UA 0.08 breath; No Cont; Pay all than 40,000 poll workers, lo- PART-TIME fi nes and costs today Sarah James; Paulding; Endanger cal offi cials and my staff for Whispering RNs & CNAs Child; Dismis; Case dismissed per helping to ensure the voters Kent Eddy visited the 4th cifi c types of tools and arrow- state; with prejudice; costs waived experienced a well-run elec- R & R Medical Staffi ng Todd S. McLaughlin; Continental, grade Social studies class- heads made by prehistoric Pines OH; Pass bad check; Other; Defendant tion this past November.” es at Grover Hill School. He and historic tribes. Th ey also 260-724-4417 is deceased and all unpaid fi nes and www.rremployment.com costs shall be waived and all previous Secretary Husted certifi ed brought in his collection and ground wheat using a mortar 2 BEDROOM orders associated with this matter are results for the following races: knowledge of Native Amer- and pestle and shelled corn vacated Governor; Attorney General; APARTMENTS Willie Jones; Antwerp, OH; Pos- ican artifacts. Th e students using a deer jaw bone. session; Dismis; Case dismissed at Auditor of State; Secretary of were able to identify the spe- TRUCK DRIVERS defendants cost State; Treasurer of State; U.S. Michael R. Th omason; Pauld- FOR NEEDED ing, OH; Assault; Guilty; Defendant Congress; and Ohio Supreme placed on standard probation; shall Court. Results for all oth- PAYNE STUDENTS HOST THANKSGIVING be released from jail today; pay all Experienced costs; shall have no unlawful contact er races and issues that ap- RENT with victim; complete 20 hrs commu- peared on the November 4th PARTY FOR FAMILIES Flatbed Company nity service; submit an evaluation at IN Westwood and complete counseling; ballot are certifi ed by county and Owner Operators Count B; OVI/Under Inf; Guilty; Shall boards of elections. (Note: Sign-On Bonus pay $50 per mo commencing 1/30/15 Th ough certifi ed by boards PAULDING has a POC date of 9/25/15 standard probation evaluation at Westwood of elections, the website does Please call: 260-493-3649 Behavioral complete 20 hrs of com- include results for the follow- munity service complete third mil- 419-399-2419 lennium 177 jail days reserved; Count ing races: Ohio Senate; Ohio Hours: M-F 8-5 meyertrucking.com C; OVI/Breath (low); Dismis; Case B House of Representatives; dismissed at states request; Count D; Driv w/o lic; dismis; Ct. D dismissed State Board of Education; and at the state’s request Court of Appeals.) Lucas Leverton; Antwerp, OH; “Metal Roofing” theft ; J-Guilty; Defendant shall have Under Ohio law, county no contact with Antwerp Pit Stop; boards of elections were re- Buy Direct! placed on standard probation; shall quired to complete their offi - seek employment; stay med complaint; Manufacturer of MetalM t l RoofingR fi andd SidingSidi shall be fi ngerprinted; complete the cial canvas of the election no Specializingp in Post Frame Building Materials third millennium online theft course; later than the 21st day aft er 40 hrs community service Made in the USA...Made to Last! Darian Nicole Fowler-Crawford; Election Day, which was No- Most Materials Available Payne, OH; Fail control; J-Guilty; Pay vember 25th for the Novem- For Fast Delivery all fi nes and costs by 2/27/15 or will be Mrs. Moran’s students at a wonderful lunch with help sent to collections ber 4th General. Th e Secre- Payne Elementary hosted a from Cooper Farms, Payne Call Us Today! Adam H. Troth; Payne, OH; Fail tary of State then had 10 days NEW LOCATION 1-844-435-0598 control; Guilty; Case was waived by Th anksgiving Party for their SuperValu, and Dollar Gen- ON THE defendants from the date that all results families. Th ese children made eral. INDIANA OHIO LINE Our Friendly Sales Staff Can Help Answer Your Questions Zachary Dallas Harshman; Pauld- are received from the boards 22822 Roemer Dr., Woodburn, IN 46975 www.ramcosupply.com ing, OH; FTY Emer Vehicl; Guilty; to certify the votes. PAGE 16 – WEST BEND NEWS – DECEMBER 17, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] and social media, we feature spired him to improve his LOCAL BUSINESSES DONATE TO ANTWERP GREEAR CONGRATS BY FORD C.E.O. companies that are creating own community and make interesting products, off er- a diff erence in the lives of BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD EXPANSION ing outstanding services others. His favorite part of and contributing to their the trip was being able to local communities all while meet 4-H’ers from around employing Ohioans in the the United States and make process. new friendships. He also We have found that there found motivation from the is no shortage of outstand- guest speakers sharing their ing companies in Ohio wor- unique stories, there was a thy of your holiday business. speaker from the Holocaust Each month, we feature a that shared his hardships handful of diverse business- and ability to overcome life’s es that are linked together challenges. Matthew was in- by a common theme. Th is spired by the 4-H program December, and just in time to always strive to “Make the for the holidays, we are fea- Best, Better” and he would (l-r) Dennis Recker and Pete Vail from Integrity Ford, John turing companies that make like to encourage more 4-H Kobee from Antwerp Exchange Bank, Matt Hormann from goods by hand right here in members from Paulding Hormann Heating and Cooling, and Tim Derck from Ant- Ohio as part of our theme County to participate in werp Insurance Agency. “Handmade for the Holi- this opportunity. Matthew days.” is a freshman at Th e Ohio Th e generous donations to include player numbers, I encourage you to check State University majoring from several area individu- fouls, and points. Th e follow- Rick Greear of Integrity customer satisfaction. Here, out the companies we’ve in Agricultural Engineer- als and businesses, made it ing sponsors were present- Ford, Paulding, recently took Greear receives congratu- discovered. Th eir profi le ing. He states that 4-H has possible for Antwerp High ed plaques at the basketball part in a seminar for dealers lations from Mark Fields, pages will tell you a little helped him to become the School to expand the score- game on Saturday night: in Dearborn, MI. Ford Motor president and chief execu- about their histories, how person he is today through board in the high school gym Company conducted the four tive offi cer of the Ford Motor many people they employ the leadership projects and days of meetings and facil- Company. and what they like about citizenship opportunities he ity tours, which focused on doing business in Ohio. It was given while being part OAKWOOD STUDENT COUNCIL SPONSOR is uplift ing to read and a of the Paulding County 4-H LOCAL FOOD DRIVE great way to get unique gift Program. “A LITTLE CHRISTMAS VACATION” ideas. While you are there, if you know of a company de- SANTA’S MAILBOX IN ANT- serving of this recognition, WERP FILLING UP! please send us your ideas. From my family to yours, Better watch out, better have a very happy and safe not cry, Santa’s gearing up holiday season. and taking to the sky with a sleigh full of toys for the good KLOPFENSTEIN REP- girls and boys. Sliding down RESENTS PAULDING COUN- the chimney chute with all TY 4-H AT NATIONAL 4-H the Christmas presents and CONGRESS loot. Are you naughty or are you nice, does Santa need to By: Staci Miller, 4-H Pro- check his list twice? gram Assistant Christmas time is right Matthew Klopfenstein, a around the corner so now thirteen year 4-H member is the time to get those wish Th e Oakwood Elementary livering a load of canned food in Paulding County, recently lists to Santa! Th is is his bus- Student Council held a drive are Megan Dearth, Jalynn Students in grades 3-6 December 12. Miss Vranese- represented Ohio at the 93rd iest time of the year and the for the local food pantries in Parrett, Connor Hunter, and presented their Christmas vic led and directed the stu- National 4-H Congress in sooner kids get their letters to the Oakwood and Melrose Kaitlyn Shaff er along with program titled “I Need A Lit- dents in two performances Atlanta, Georgia, held No- him the better! With less than area. 19 huge boxes of items bus driver Kris Blair. tle Christmas Vacation” on for family and friends. vember 28th through Decem- a 15 days left until Christmas, were collected and delivered ber 2nd. Matthew earned this Santa Claus is asking kids to to three diff erent locations. opportunity by completing please send their letters soon! Student Council members de- the Ohio Achievement Re- Th e Antwerp Chamber of Safe Start cord. In order to complete Commerce is helping Santa SUPPORT LOCAL THIS shelves and online deals in this year by collecting letters search of the perfect gift s for this form, 4-H members post Site, 6231 MacBeth Rd, Driving School HOLIDAY SEASON must keep an accurate re- and forwarding them to the M-F: 8a-5p, Sa: 8a-12 Noon, those you love, I hope you cord of their 4-H projects, North Pole. So get those let- (closed New Year’s Day) Guest Column by Ohio will consider taking a look Driver’s community service and ters written and drop them Bio-Solids, Lime & Yard Secretary of State Jon at what Ohio companies awards received through- off at Santa’s mailbox located Waste Recycling, 6202 Lake Education Husted and small businesses have to out their 4-H careers. Aft er next to the Antwerp Insur- Avenue, M-F: 8a-3p, (closed Winter weather has ar- off er. A great place to start completing this applica- ance Agency, across from the New Year’s Day) Classes rived and Christmas songs your search is www.Ohio- tion, the forms are received post offi ce. Don’t forget to in- Grabill/Leo-Cedarville are playing on the radio all BusinessProfi le.com. clude your return address so At Antwerp Offi ce by the state 4-H offi ce and Area: across Ohio. Whether we Th e Ohio Secretary of Santa can get back to you! youth are selected to repre- Metea County Park, 8401 were ready for it or not, the State’s Offi ce is the fi rst stop Look for the penguin! sent Ohio at this National Union Chapel Road January Class Dates holidays are here. As Tina companies need to make be- event. Th is year, the state of Monroeville Area: 1/5, 1/6, 1/7, 1/8 and I look forward to spend- fore they can do business in Ohio had 26 representatives ALLEN COUNTY SOLID Monroeville Compost 1/12, 1/13, 1/14, 1/15 ing time with family and Ohio. When I became Sec- during the congress. Th ere WASTE MANAGEMENT Site, 200 Utility Drive friends, we are also among retary of State, we decided February Class Dates were approximately 800 DISTRICT ANNOUNCES New Haven Area: the millions of other folks to take a closer look at our 4-H’ers at this national event Jury Park 2/2, 2/3, 2/4, 2/5 who are trying to wrap up ever-growing database of CHRISTMAS TREE RECY- with, 45 states and one terri- Meadowbrook School - 2/9, 2/10, 2/11, 2/12 their Christmas shopping. more than 1.1 million Ohio CLING SITES tory represented. Th e goal of Parking Lot As you scour store businesses. Th rough www. OhioBusinessProfile.com the National 4-H Congress Th e Allen County Solid City Hall, North Side, 815 is to allow 4-H members to For Sign up Info Call: Waste Management District Lincoln Highway East 419-258-1069 interact with each other and advises real Christmas trees Woodburn Area: SAM increase their leadership may be dropped off at sever- Front Street under the Wa- 419-258-2076 SWITZER skills while focusing on per- al locations for recycling into ter Tower sonal development. Th ere mulch beginning Decem- REALTY was an itinerary each day ber 26 through January 16. Real Estate Sales & Appraisals for the youth to follow. Th e Christmas trees CANNOT be DRIVERS Sam Murphy representatives participated HORNISH BROS. INC. IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING Full Time Realtor placed in the trash. 119 East High St. Hicksville • 419-542-6180 419-487-0355 in many diff erent sessions, APPLICATIONS FOR CITY WORK/SHUTTLE DRIVER FOR WORK Before recycling, orna- IN THE DEFIANCE AREA. THIS IS AN HOURLY POSITION AREA LISTINGS!!! workshops, listened to guest ments, lights, tinsel and plas- speakers and gave back to W/ BENEFITS. PAY STARTS AT $13.00 AND GOES UP WITH 13 ACRES - 40X60 OUTBLDG MOTIVATED SELLER! tic bags MUST be removed their community with a EXPERIENCE. IF BEING HOME DAILY IS IMPORTANT TO YOU & from the trees. Wreaths are YOU HAVE A CLASS A CDL W/ AT LEAST 2 YEARS TRACTOR- community service project. NOT accepted in the pro- Th e topics for the sessions TRAILER EXPERIENCE, PLEASE FILL gram. OUT AN APPLICATION AT: 11154 Road 230 9518 Road 230 and workshops ranged from Allen County residents are Cecil...... $298,000 Cecil...... $165,000 leadership to Agriscience. 2060 E. SECOND ST. DEFIANCE, OH PRICE REDUCED! RESTAURANT/2 APARTMENTS! encouraged to call 449.7878 Matthew’s community (WEST SIDE OF OFFICE BUILDING). or visit www.acwastewatch- WWW.HORNISHGROUP.COM. E.O.E. service project included er.org for more information spending the day in a kin- about how to reduce waste 517 W Canal St. 12658 Dennis St. 106 S. Main St. dergarten class assisting the Antwerp...... $84,900 Paulding...... $79,900 Payne...... $69,900 over the holidays. students with school work Fort Wayne: 1.88 ACRES 4BD, 1.5BA, 2192 SF 2BD, 1.5BA, 1032 SF and providing activities to ON THE RIVER RANCH HOME ONE STORY HOME Allen County Highway the youth. Th e 4-H Nation- Garage, 2234 Carroll Road al Congress included an Foster Park, West Side International dinner which Soccer Field Parking Lot featured diff erent cultur- Foellinger Th eatre, South- 1671 Road 250 1628 Road 204, 409 W Washington St. al foods and cuisine from Antwerp...... $65,000 Antwerp...... $117,900 Antwerp...... $59,900 west Corner around the world; this tru- Jeff Clark Your Friends in the Scott Ruppert Back Parking Lot Realtor/Agent Realtor/Agent ly was a unique experience Real Estate Business McMillen Park, Pool 419-399-2511 419-212-5308 for all the youth. Matthew Parking Lot www.samswitzerrealty.com said that this experience in- Republic Services - Com-