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OAKWOOD HIGH Huntsmen and Revolutionary preparation of the day’s events THANK YOU FORT BROWN MEMORIAL War Soldier Reenactors car- and coordinated the activities SCHOOL HOLDS Th e family of Esther ried fl ags which were posted of all the groups during the CLASS OF 1949 L. Painter sincerely thank DEDICATION with the American Flag. Th e program. Helen displayed a Oakwood Community Band daily ration of food allowed REUNION the doctors, nurses, and other medical personnel of played marches and patriotic by the government for the selections before and dur- 1812 soldier: an 18 ounce loaf Seven members of the Parkview Regional Medical Center for the excellent care ing the ceremony. A remem- of bread, ¾ pound of salt pork graduation class of 1949 brance of those stationed at and ¼ pint of whiskey. Th e from Oakwood High School provided during her recent hospitalization. You all are Fort Brown and all Veterans soldier could supplement this enjoyed a lunch and visit on was held in a special cer- monotonous diet by hunting Wednesday, June 26, 2013 at angels of mercy. A big thank you to Mi- emony of “Wreath Laying” at and foraging, which would Uncle Fudd’s in Melrose. the monument by 1812 Jacob also become necessary if al- Of the 46 freshman who chelle and Shawn Dooley for your professionalism in han- Stemple Chapter, DAR Chap- lotments could not get to entered only 27 graduated. ters: Fort Defi ance, General them because of diffi culties of Th ose attending the event dling all arrangements upon the death of our loved one. Horatio N. Curtis, Joel Frost, moving supplies through the were Howard Brown of Isaac Van Wart, the SAR Black Swamp. Oakwood, Laura (Grimes) A special thank you to Reverend Tim Edwards of Centennial Chapter, and the At the program’s end, a Bosh of Defi ance, Lela Colonel Dames 1770. Gun ham and soup bean dinner (Weaver) Bennett of Th e Christ Lutheran Church in Woodburn for your emo- salutes from muskets carried cooked over a wood fi re and Gardens of Paulding, Mari- by the 1812 huntsmen and the served with cornbread was lyn (McCullough) Young tional and spiritual support. Th e Fort Brown Memorial Also, your sense of humor rifl es of the Legion preceded off ered at the Oakwood Com- of Continental and Florida, Dedication was held Satur- the playing of “Taps.” munity Park. helped to lighten heavy th Th elma (Harvey) Ordway day, June 29 on a beautiful Boy Scout Tristin Knott in- of Oakwood, Bill Bidlack hearts during our sad time. morning along the Auglaize Whether it was a card, fl o- stalled a split rail fence along HARLAN HUSTLE 5K FUN of Oakwood, and Faye (Ad- and Little Auglaize Rivers. the Little Auglaize River as ams) Tracy of Continental. ral, memorial, condolence or One hundred and fi ft y people RUN 2013 a simple expression of “I’m his Eagle Scout project. Th e Also attending were Phyllis met to hear Richard Rozevink Daughters of the War of 1812 Bidlack and Lela’s son-in- so sorry for your loss,” it was give historical accounts of ac- Remember to register by dedicated a granite bench th law, Jerry Hammon. a blessing and comforting tivities at the Fort, from dia- July 15 for the 5K fun run knowing that others cared from which there is a view of at Harlan Days in order to Of the 27 graduates, 13 ries and journals of men who the Fort Brown Monument are still living and are scat- and for that we are grateful. wrote of being at Fort Brown. receive Harlan Hustle T- God Bless, and the scenic confl uence of tered from Michigan to Ari- Captain William Brown the rivers. shirt! Th e 5K will be on Sat- —Th e Bauer, Th e Marlin, zona. had the fortifi cation built at Th e small acreage remain- urday, August 3, 2013 at 7:00 Th e Wakeland, Th e Halsey this spot for protection of ing of Fort Brown is made to a.m. Families troops and supplies as they seem much larger by a neigh- Th ere will be multiple Construction & moved down river to the in the old northwest and Fort boring owner who leaves ad- categories for runners. JS Remodeling LLC THIS WEEK: confrontation with the Brit- Brown became an outpost jacent acreage untilled and For more information and New Roof • Less Mess ish and Indians taking place manned by the Ohio Militia. mowed. Helen Maddock of registration please contact 3 Rivers Festival Concert further north. Forts Jennings Fort Brown was abandoned Schedule ...... Pg 5 Oakwood worked at the park Joy at 260-657-1747 or 260-704-0305 and Amanda were also built at the end of the year 1813 Free Estimates • Licensed & Insured Hands of Hope ...... 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YEARS OF MARRIAGE choices but to ask me to do it. removed 220,500 deceased Our report demonstrated “Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see It is worth noting that this Ohioans from the voter rolls, that voter fraud does ex- God. Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be conference has record atten- ensuring less chance of fraud. ist, but it is not an epidemic. Ron and Margie Wil- called sons of God.” — Matthew 5:8-9 liams of New Haven, IN will dance (about 550 registrants). You have also been diligent However, when we identify celebrate their 50th wedding Now, I know you are here be- on duplicate registrations. fraud, we take it seriously. We anniversary on July 22, 2013. cause you care about training In January 2011, there were want to send a clear message enough resources to do your showed that in the fi rst eight Th e couple were married in and about getting the latest more than 340,000 duplicate to those who play by the rules jobs eff ectively (that prob- years, Arizona’s online reg- Roanoke IN on July 22, 1963. elections information. But records identifi ed on Ohio’s and follow the law – your vote ably applies to everyone in istration system has been ex- Th ey have four children: I’d like to believe it’s because voter rolls. Just before the will not be diluted by those here), guess what, you should tremely popular with voters. René Borchers (Jeff ), Robin I am the keynote speaker. 2012 election, you had that seeking to game the system. be pushing for online voter In fact, 70 percent of all voter Norris (Doug), Risé Padgett Of course, that can cut both number down to 1,400 and And if you do cheat, you will registration. We know that registration activity in Arizo- (Marc), Rikki Watters (Russ), ways. Some of you are watch- you just keep plugging along. get caught and there will be in other states online voter na is now conducted online. and eight grandchildren and ing me deliver this speech like I am also very pleased consequences. registration has saved local Arizona offi cials will tell four great-grandchildren. you watched the tightrope with the fact that since we On the suppression side, elections offi cials signifi cant you that from the perspec- Ron was in the army. He walker cross the Grand Can- launched our Online Change you did not make any refer- time and money. We’ve even tive of running an election, it operated heavy equipment yon Sunday night – just wait- of Address System at MyO- rals to law enforcement. How- heard this from some of you takes them less time and less out of Operating Engineers ing for him to fall. Well, to hioVote.com in August of ever, we will continue to work who have found our Online money to process voter regis- Local 103 for 50 years. 25 of those in that category, I hope last year, more than 109,500 together to make it as easy as Change of Address System trations because it eliminates those years he worked for to disappoint you! people have used this service. possible for all eligible voters has increased effi ciencies at data entry. One of Arizona’s Dehner Construction. Mar- It’s hard to believe that at Th at’s 109,500 registrations to participate in our elections. the local level. largest counties, Maricopa gie was a homemaker. this time last year, we were you haven’t had to hand- Ohio has been a national If you value the accuracy County (where Phoenix is lo- Th ey are members of New in full-preparation mode for key and process! Th e Online leader in voter access and we of the voter rolls, you should cated), has reported an $.80 Haven United Methodist the presidential election. We Change of Address System want to keep it that way! be pushing for online voter savings per registration pro- Church. are Ohio aft er all – the most has also allowed us to stream- Th e Next Step – Online registration. It requires less cessed when you use online Th ey will be celebrating important swing state in the line the federally-mandated Voter Registration: paper-processing and there- registration vs. paper forms. this momentous occasion nation. We have the kind of National Voter Registration If you want to win the fu- fore, fewer data entry errors. Less data entry also has with a family dinner and a jobs where every four years, Act process, where statewide, ture, you can’t live in the past. And take it from me: It meant less human error and trip to Mackinac Island. the focus of the nation and we will contact more than I push my team every day to is music to a legislator’s ears therefore, their rolls are more the world are on what we do. 300,000 voters, giving them use technology to improve to hear of policies that could accurate. an opportunity to update our system of elections. I eliminate waste, fraud and And when it comes to SECRETARY OF STATE Ohio elections face the most scrutiny, and so our election their information or confi rm have a simple test: Does it im- abuse. And so I would say Ohio, I’ve got some good HUSTED ADDRESSES OHIO system must be the best. We their registrations to stay on prove the voting process for very clearly to those in that news for you – we are actually ELECTIONS OFFICIALS did a good job last November, the rolls before we are re- our customers—the voters of camp, if you want an eff ec- ahead of the game because ABOUT MODERNIZATION OF but we must strive to be even quired to remove them under Ohio? Is it cost-eff ective? And tive way to eliminate waste, we won’t have to start from OHIO’S ELECTION SYSTEM better in the future—and we federal law. (Let me repeat: does it improve the integrity fraud and abuse, you should scratch! In Ohio, we are al- are well on our way. We tried to help them stay on of our elections? be pushing for online voter ready sharing electronic data Speaking to more than 500 Modernizing Our Elec- the rolls). I have tried to pursue re- registration. between the Ohio Bureau of local elections administrators tions: Th ese are not just num- forms that account for the And who better to deliver Motor Vehicles (BMV), the today at the 2013 Ohio Elec- Our goal is to make it easy bers. It is a modernization partisan concerns that tend that message than all of you, Secretary of State and all 88 tions Offi cials Summer Con- to vote while improving the strategy built around the to rise up in our line of work, the OAEO members – Repub- county boards of elections. ference, Secretary of State Jon integrity and effi ciency of our idea that “good enough” is and that is why one of my fi rst licans and Democrats alike – And we have already built the Husted called for the contin- elections. We want to make it not good enough. We want to recommendations to mod- who regularly work together Online Change of Address ued modernization of Ohio’s easy to vote and hard to cheat pursue perfection and be the ernize our system of elections to administer local elections! System. Th is puts Ohio is in election systems, specifi - and that’s exactly what we’re best in the nation. was online voter registration. I have a summer project a much better position than cally making the case for the doing. Technology is already im- I began advocating for this for you (and I hope you will Arizona was to get full online implementation of an online I hope my remarks help proving the way we run elec- reform three years ago. At be more excited about it than voter registration up and run- voter registration system. put into perspective why what tions in Ohio and saving tax that time we would have been the workbook I got my six- ning. A copy of the Secretary I do and what you do work to- dollars, but we must continue a leader, with only a handful year-old daughter to work on Yes, all that work you have Husted’s speech has been in- gether, hand in glove, to build to modernize. Th e regular and of states providing this op- during break). I want each of done to improve our voter cluded below. the best election system in the consistent electronic transfer tion. Unfortunately, the leg- you to reach out to your state rolls will continue to pay off ! Modernizing Our Election county. of data between the BMV and islature did not act, and we representatives and state sen- We Can Do Better: System; Th e Case for Online Step 1: Maintaining the Secretary of State’s offi ce (this have gone from a leader to ators of both parties and ask Okay, if facts aren’t persua- Voter Registration in Ohio; voting rolls: is new, never been done be- a follower. According to the them to pass online voter reg- sive, how about a hypotheti- Secretary of State Jon Husted I want to take a moment to fore), and through our Online National Conference of State istration. Whether you write cal story about Billy Buckeye speaking to the Ohio Asso- thank all of you, the board of Change of Address System Legislatures, at least 19 states to them or talk to them in to demonstrate how online ciation of Elections Offi cials elections members and staff , (also new), has streamlined (including politically very red, person, let’s commit to work- voter registration might work Summer Conference: for your hard work. Since we the voter registration process. very blue and purple) have ing with the legislature to get better for Ohio. Good aft ernoon. I am last met, you have continued Th is effi ciency has also ben- adopted an online registra- this done. Meet Billy Buckeye. happy to join you today at to work to keep our voter rolls efi tted voters and boosted our tion system and many more Compare the States: It’s early October and Billy the 2013 Ohio Association in the best shape they have accuracy. are considering legislation. If you run into skeptics, sees on the 11 o’clock news of Election Offi cials (OAEO) been in since Ohio launched Step 2: Public Account- We are six months into here are a few facts you can that the voter registration Conference Summer Confer- the Statewide Voter Registra- ability – Together We Issued this General Assembly and use to make your case. When deadline is looming for the ence. tion Database eight years ago. First Ever Voter Fraud/Sup- we have yet to see legislative you consider the 19 states upcoming election. From the I am elated that aft er three When I took offi ce, we had pression Report: action on this important re- which allow for online regis- comfort of his favorite arm- years, my staff decided I was complete information on only You heard them, and so form. I recognize there are tration, they are both red and chair, he goes online to the fi nally prepared to give the 20 percent of voters. Because did I—the wild stories that other important issues that blue. In fact, it’s a pretty close Secretary of State’s secure on- keynote address at my own of our partnership with the follow a presidential election demand attention, like Med- split (11 blue and 8 red). And line registration site and pre- conference. But let me tell you, Bureau of Motor Vehicles about the “irregularities” sur- icaid expansion and tax re- when you consider the size of pares to register to vote. it didn’t come easy. Th ey fi rst (BMV) and your hard work, rounding voting. And you form. However, it seems to Ohio’s voting age population Billy enters his name, ad- tried to get the former Ken- we now have complete infor- know that lies left unchal- me that surely there is time to and the volume of voter par- dress, date of birth, driver’s tucky Secretary of State Trey mation on 80 percent of vot- lenged can become conven- include a provision for online ticipation in our state com- license number, the last four Grayson, who serves on the ers. Th at’s right—in two short tional wisdom. voter registration. pared to the others, it’s clear digits of his Social Security President’s commission on years, we have quadrupled the To get the facts and set the But there is reason for op- that Ohio should be among number and passes the secu- elections. I know this because amount of valuable voter in- record straight, in January timism. We have bipartisan the states off ering this service rity test. Trey tipped me off about their formation. It is amazing what of this year, I issued a direc- support in Ohio for online to voters. Within moments (and lobbying eff orts. Th en, aft er we can do when we actually tive requiring county boards registration. Senator Frank In 2002, Arizona was the before Billy’s transaction is Ken Blackwell and Jennifer try. of elections to look into all LaRose of Akron, a Republi- fi rst state to implement on- complete), the secure online substantiated irregularities in can, and Representative Mike line voter registration and we voter registration system voting that were reported to Stinziano of Columbus, a can glean much from their compares the information you. In carrying out this task, Democrat, are working on successes. A 2010 PEW Study Billy has entered with BMV you have made great strides proposals to allow for online in helping to promote the in- registration in Ohio. tegrity of our state’s elections Th e passage of online reg- system. istration is a real opportunity Pleasant Valley Golf Course In May, my offi ce issued for the legislature and all of Foot & Ankle the fi rst ever statewide report us to show the public we can Specialist on voter fraud and voter sup- work together as Republicans 4152 Rd 17 pression. Out of 625 reported and Democrats to improve Payne, Ohio 45880 Specializing in conditions of the feet irregularities, 270 cases (to voting for all Ohioans. and lower extremities for over 30 date) have been referred to No matter your political years, Dr. Sam is trained in law enforcement for further leanings, online registration 419-263-2037 reconstructive surgery of the foot investigation and possible has something for you. 1-800-803-3405 and ankle, arthroscopic procedures, prosecution should wrongdo- If you are a person most open and closed treatment of foot ing be found. As part of that concerned about voter access, MEMBER OF U.S.G.A and through a new partner- you should be pushing for Sam Neuschwanger, DPM and ankle fractures, as well as Podiatry, Foot & Ankle Surgery common foot and ankle problems. ship in the Interstate Cross- online voter registration. It’s check Program, my offi ce has convenient and easy for vot- Animal Clinic of Paulding also referred 20 voters to the ers to use. Accepting new patients and physician Attorney General who we be- If elections security is at 1030 W. Wayne, Suite B referrals. Call 419-542-5669 or lieve voted in both Ohio and the forefront of your mind, Paulding, OH 45879 another state this past No- then you should be pushing 419-399-2871 419-238-3570 to schedule. vember. for online voter registration. Dr. Sam has privileges at the following Ohio and Indiana hospitals: It is actually more secure than Community Memorial, Van Wert, Paulding, and Dupont. Why was this important? In a word: Confi dence. It the antiquated paper-based :HVWZRRG'ULYH‡9DQ:HUW2KLR ::D\QH6WUHHW‡3DXOGLQJ2+ would not be good for any of system because it allows for Hours: Dr. Tom Wilkin 1&ROXPEXV6W‡+LFNVYLOOH2+ us or for Ohio voters if unsub- real-time verifi cation. Tues – 12-5 Dr. Missie Bowman 1HZ9LVLRQ'ULYH‡)RUW:D\QH,1 stantiated rumors, innuendo If you are concerned about Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri – 9-5 Audrey Hanenkratt, Mgr www.cmhosp.com and hyperbole surrounding tight budgets and not having PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 3 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 records. tem – well, that’s priceless! DIGGIN’ FOR DINOS: SUM- UNITED OIL CORP. EX- GUSTIN – BARR If the information Call to Action/Summer MER READING PROGRAM PANDS IN WOODBURN matches, Billy gets a trans- Assignment: FINALE action number for track- Online voter registration United Oil Corp. just ing, and the county board in Ohio would be more con- Is your child or grandchild announced they recently of elections receives a secure venient, more accurate, less dinosaur crazy? We are! Join expanded into Woodburn. transmission from the Sec- costly, more effi cient and the Paulding County Carn- Th ey installed a 30,000 gal- retary of State’s offi ce with more secure. I believe we egie Library’s Youth Services lon storage tank near the Co- Billy’s voter information, can get this done, and I am department for our summer including his electronic sig- op next to the railroad track committed to making the reading program fabulous, by the Woodburn Hardware nature. case to the people who rep- fantastic fi nale! Join Dr. T. store. Meanwhile, back at the resent you in the legislature. Rex as he uncovers how we board of elections, the dili- I have already begun those Joe Dorsey stated that know what we know about di- having this site will make gent staff has a full plate. discussions, but I am going nosaurs, even though they’ve it much quicker to reach Th ey are working 12+ hours to need your help. been extinct for millions of a day, 7-days a week to help During this summer leg- years. You’ll be a REAL pa- customers in their growing early voters, process vote by islative break, please talk to leontologist in no time when northeast Indiana, north- mail applications and train your local legislators about you meet Brachiosaurus, west Ohio area. Th ey will poll workers among other why this is so important for Stegosaurus, and Triceratops not have to drive back to the things. In the case of Billy your county. and learn what dinosaurs main offi ce when they can fi ll Buckeye, all they have to do If our lobbying eff orts look like from the inside out. up so close to where it will be is accept the data transmis- are successful, we will have You’ll fi nd out which dinosaur delivered—saving time and sion from the Secretary of shown the General Assem- was the largest, which was the money. State—no paper or data en- bly what you already know smallest, which had the most Not only does United try required, and there is no – that it is possible for Re- horns, the longest neck, and Oil fi ll home propane tanks additional step of sending publicans and Democrats which ate the most food. And, they also sell commercial Billy’s information to match to work together to improve of course, you’ll meet the king tanks and to farms. Farmers Sandra Gustin and Robert Group Inc. Th e groom-elect is at the BMV because it has Barr are excited to announce the son of Frank and Susanna our elections system, bene- of all dinosaurs, the gigantic will use it for their livestock already been verifi ed. their engagement and up- Barr, of Pierceton, IN. He is fi tting of voters and taxpay- Tyrannosaurus Rex! Th is ani- barns including eggs, chick- Billy is now a registered ers alike! mated, fun-fi lled, dinosaur coming marriage. Th e bride- a 2007 homeschool graduate voter. He is sent an acknowl- ens, turkeys, and grain stor- elect is the daughter of Eric and is currently employed by extravaganza is appropriate age dryers. edgement card telling him for all Summer Reading Club and Amy Gustin, of Zulu, Paragon Landscaping. Th e where to vote on Election MAC GYM GOES United Oil Corp. has been IN. She is a 2008 homeschool couple will exchange vows on participants. It is free and no in business now for 47 years. Day. WORLDWIDE registration is required! Th e graduate and is currently em- October 4, 2013 at Westwood Th ere’s no question. On- event will be held at the Youth And one thing they like to let ployed by Vision Investment Fellowship Church. line voter registration would Th e McLaughlin Athletic Leadership Building, Pauld- people know is their prices be more convenient for vot- Center events continue to ing County Fairgrounds, are straight with no extra 2013 HANDS OF HOPE Kiessling, Pam Stenzel, Monica ers like Billy, and more grow. With the continued Tuesday, July 16 th at 4:00 p.m. charges. Th e price “is the SUMMER BENEFIT Kelsey and additional speak- streamlined for all of you. growth of marketing, sched- Call 419-399-2032 for more price you pay—with no hid- ers from “Save the 1”. Hands As it relates to potential uling and posting events information. den fees. Save the 1 “A Look at the of Hope Pregnancy Center is cost savings, let’s put things comes communication Hard Cases”. Abortion propo- located at 1030 W. Wayne St. into perspective for Ohio. challenges. In an attempt REVOLUTIONARY WAR GRAB A BOOK AT ANT- nents oft en justify their posi- Suite A (across form Pauld- Between 2010 and 2012, col- to try and bridge that com- – THE WESTERN FRONT: WERP’S DAY IN THE PARK! tion by citing the “hard cases” ing County Hospital). Hands lectively, county boards of of Hope opened their doors in munication, a website www. 1775-1783 AT THE OLD — the cases involving rape or elections processed approx- macgymohio.com has been incest. Hear the pro-life side March. Th ey are open Fridays imately three million paper FORT Th e Antwerp Friends of the launched on the world wide Library will have a book table of the story on Tuesday, July from 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. registration forms. Conser- 16 from 7:00–8:30 p.m. at the Th ey off er free counseling, sup- web. Upcoming leagues, Enjoy the sights and set up at Antwerp’s Day at Arts vatively, let’s assume a sav- tournaments, schedules, Paulding Church of the Naza- port and help to women facing ings of between $.50 and sounds of the American in the Park on Saturday Au- rules and other informa- th rene, 201 Dooley Drive, Pauld- unplanned pregnancy. Th ey $1.00 per registration. So, Revolution at Fort Wayne’s gust 10 . If you have any gen- tion is being posted and ing, OH when pro-life speakers work with the mothers through had online voter registra- Historic Old Fort. Th e Con- tly used books just sitting on updated to provide current come to Paulding to discuss their child’s fi rst year of life. tion been in place over those tinental Army and British the shelf that you would like to and potential customers the their personal hard cases and For more information, contact two years, local boards of forces will reenact period donate to the table, drop them opportunity to know up to the need to choose life every Hands of Hope Director of Cli- elections could have saved specifi c artillery and military off at the Antwerp Branch Li- the minute what is happen- time. Speakers include Rebecca ent Services, Malinda Ricker, up to $1.5 - $3 million. maneuvers. Daily activities brary by Friday, August 9th. 419-399-2447. In a time of tight bud- ing at both the MAC Gym of the era will come to life gets, cost savings are always and K&S Tumblefi t. Please through demonstrations of important to talk about, but check out the website and period cooking, gardening, the value of online registra- don’t forget to support our blacksmithing, and much tion to voters and to the in- sponsors noted on the spon- more! Dispatches straight tegrity of our elections sys- sor page. from the Second Continen- tal Congress will be received throughout the weekend, re- porting their deliberations on the question of indepen- dence for the States from Great Britain! ATTENTION Th e Fort will be open to the public: 10:00 a.m. – 7:00 Propane Users: p.m. on Saturday, July 13, What price did you pay last winter? and 10:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, July 14. Tours of the Fort will be off ered Call United Oil Corp. throughout the weekend. 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Th eir hall- A few years back I wrote though I am sure that the mark is generosity at work. an article called “Going To churches in your town all Surprisingly, Grant has Church Out Of Town.” In it, try their best with what they found that only eight percent I tried to encourage people to have to fi ll that need. I agree of people describe themselves go to church in the communi- that churches outside of your as givers at work. Th at’s be- ty they live in. From the com- town have better facilities, but cause most people assume ments that I received regard- I don’t really think facilities that in the workplace givers ing it, I think it was the most are something that we should will never get ahead in their unpopular article I have ever be all that worried about. career. Also, when people are written. And looking around None of those reasons are stressed out at work, their my town, I don’t think it good enough reasons for a fi rst instinct is to retreat into worked on too many people. person to go to church out- a taker mentality. But Grant’s So this time I am going to try side of your town. Th is is true research consistently shows to make the point in a more if you live in my town of An- that givers are among the proactive and even more of- twerp. It’s also true in Payne, most successful people in fensive way. Off ensive only in in Paulding, Woodburn, and business. Th ey may also be that I am going to more ada- New Haven. Wherever you the happiest. mantly state a truth that is of- live, it is important to go to In one study, Grant found fensive in the hope that some church in that town. Antwerp that givers who were high Th e Paulding County Hospital Foundation awarded sweven scholarships totaling $6,500 to of you reading this will start needs Antwerp Christians school teachers were less vul- Paulding County students pursuing a healthcare career education. Pictured are Sarah Nick- going to church in the com- to be the church in Antwerp nerable to stress and exhaus- ols, Marlee Pease, Steven Strayer, Staci Wenninger, and Natalie Sinn. For the fi rst time the munity you live in. if the people in Antwerp are tion if they saw the impact Foundation awarded scholarships to current college students – the winners of these $1,000 You need to go to church going to see Jesus through their giving was having on scholarships each are Kelly Zartman and Jessica Wenninger. in the town you live in. its churches. Th e Christians their students. Being a giver Th e church needs that. in your town need to be in- at work also has lasting ben- And if you claim to be a volved in ministering to your efi ts on well-being outside of 5. No tors and administrators co- mance, community involve- Christian, you should be con- town if your town is going to work. In a study of 68 fi re- 6. A lamp stand operate to learn from each ment and shaping a strong cerned about what the church be reached for Jesus. Th e good fi ghters, those who helped 7. No other and improve their own school culture. needs. Your spiritual life, churches from other towns others on the job felt happier 8. Yes personal leadership capaci- Do you know a principal whether you recognize it or aren’t going to be interested at home at bedtime than those 9. No, God knows all ties, the communities and who might be interested in not, needs that. in ministering to your town. who did not. 10. Take heed. schools to which they return the Institute? Send them to If the purpose of going to And we aren’t going to be Grant asks a question that’s Some comments Luke will also improve. www.indianapli.org to learn church is for you to be en- the recipients of missionar- relevant to every follower of 8:16-21: Applications are now about applying. Classes be- tertained or for you to enjoy ies from overseas to minister Christ: “Would you rather V16 – Although Jesus open for administrators to gin July 17. the best programs, then by all to our towns. Th e missionar- achieve success [at work] that spoke much of His messages apply to the Indiana Prin- As always, I want to hear means, fi nd the best church ies for our towns are you and comes at the expense of oth- in parables, He intended that cipal Leadership Institute, your concerns and comments and drive to another town to me. ers or in ways that lift other the disciples make the truths and I highly encourage on education and other issues go to it. Churches with better What I hope to convince people up?” known as widely as possible. our local principals to ap- in Indiana. Please contact me programs and a slicker pre- you of is that God intends What a great question! We V17 – It is the destiny of ply. Nominating a principal at [email protected] sentation are out there. for you—your time, your en- are also reminded in scrip- the truth to be made known. demonstrates that the su- or by phone at 800-382-9467 Maybe you go to an out- ergy, your sweat, your pas- ture how we are to carry out Th e disciples were to begin a perintendent, school board should you have any ques- of-town church because you sion, your prayers—to be part our work… Colossians 3:23 proclamation that would be- and community believe the tions about new laws or ideas grew up in that church, your of His plan in ministering (NIV), “Whatever you do, come universal. (Read Acts principal has a commitment about how to improve our family goes there, or you to the town you live in. God work at it with all your heart, 2). to improving the school and community. went to that church when brings His will into our real- as working for the Lord, not V18 – Th ese disciples the potential to make the Training principals to- you previously lived in that ity through people like you for men…” heard not only for them- school succeed. gether to improve Indiana town. I understand all of and me. Let’s all of us endeavor to selves, but also for those to Th is program is a unique will help broaden our edu- whom they would minister. those reasons, but the truth is Th e people in your com- give something back in our opportunity to address the cational scope, but there Truth that is not understood that you moved. You moved. munity need Christians lov- work this week; something current needs of a school, are still many ways we can and appropriated will be lost. You chose to move, so switch ing them through the church- encouraging to our fellow including teacher evalua- But truth that is used will be advance Indiana education. churches to a local one. Th e es in your community. You employees, our employers tion models, student perfor- multiplied. Read Mark 4:21- What do you think? town you live in now needs are an important part of that and something that brings 25. Mark 3:20-21. Mark 3:21 you to go to church in it. And because the church is only glory to God. Amen! but when it is own people people who are in relation- For more information Rose Hill your spiritual life needs you heard about this they went ship with one another under about the work of Youth to live in close proximity with out to lay hold of Him (Jesus) Church of God the Lordship of Jesus. Th at for Christ, you may contact the Christians you worship, for they said “He is out of His 17965 Road 138 study, pray, and serve with. is how the Kingdom ofHook God Youth for Christ at 419-782- & Arrow mind.” Luke 8:21 was Jesus Paulding, OH 45879 grows. Please, go to church 0656, P.O. Box 111, 210 Clin- Church is not something disrespectful to His mother you go to. At its heart, church where you live. It’s better for ton Street, Defi ance, Ohio and brothers? Jesus reply was What: Vacation Bible School is all about relationships. It’s you. It’s better for God’s king- 43512, or email to: defyfc@ not meant to reject His natu- When: July 17-19 something you are when you dom. It’s better for your town. embarqmail.com ral family but emphasize the Time: 6:00-8:30 pm It really is better all around. have given your life over to higher priority of His spiri- Join us for FUN Age: 3 yrs old through Grade 6 Jesus and are in relationships You can read more of BIBLE QUESTIONS tual relationship to those who and EXCITEMENT! with brothers and sisters in Regan’s writings at www.re- believed in Him. Questions? Call 419-576-6924 Him. Church is about lov- gansravings.blogspot.com or By: James Potter, Oakwood Ol’ Baldy says bye for now, ing your neighbors and your stop in to worship God with church of Christ but I am praying that you will Contemporary & Heritage Services community. Th ose things him and his church family 1. Luke 8:19 – Who came SundayBible School, Study Bible 8:15 Studya.m. 9:15 continue to pray, read and Woodburn Lutheran School Af¿liation (LCMS) won’t be done in the com- on Sundays at 10:30 a.m. at to Jesus? study the Bible. Sometime munity you live in if a lot of Riverside Christian Church. 2. Luke 8:19 – Why read what God tells Isaiah: the Christians go to churches Located at the corner of 192 couldn’t they approach Je- Isaiah 55:8-9. outside of that community. & SR 49. sus? Because that out-of- 3. Luke 8:20 – Who told IMPROVING INDIANA’S town church with the nice ARE YOU STRESSED OUT AT Jesus, His family wanted to SCHOOLS programs, your family, the WORK? see Him? proper doctrines, or the char- 4. Luke 8:21 – Who did By: IN State Sen. Dennis ismatic preacher won’t help Jesus say was His mother and Winning the Battle for a Kruse (R-Auburn) the community you live in. Generation Column by: brother? Just as a great teacher can 4412 Park Street – Woodburn 260-632-4821 Sunday Worship 8:00 & 10:30 a.m. Th ey aren’t focused on reach- 5. Luke 8:22 – On a cer- Sunday Worship 9:00 a.m. Rick Jones, Defi ance Area improve student learning, a www.christlutheranchurchwoodburn.com Wednesday 7:00 p.m. ing your community for Je- YFC tain day Jesus got into a boat sus. Th ey’re focused, like they great principal can improve I read an article in Preach- with who? his or her school. With that COME JOIN US AT should be, on reaching the ingToday.com regarding 6. Luke 8:22 – What did HARLAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH community they have been in mind, the Indiana legisla- American’s being stressed out Jesus say to the disciples? AS WE SHARE THE POSITIVE LESSONS THIS WONDERFUL placed in for Jesus. See how ture passed a law this session at work. Nearly 70 of Ameri- 7. Luke 8:23 – Who fell creating the Principal Lead- SPORTS MINISTRY HAS TO OFFER. it works. A church works to cans cite work as a major asleep while they were sail- reach the community it is ership Institute to help Hoo- REGISTRATION INFORMATION: source of stress in their lives; ing? sier public school principals in, and you work through a 8. Luke 8:23 – What came EARLY registration cost per child for either FLAG FOOTBALL over half of Americans report further their professional de- or CHEERLEADING is $65.00 After June 29th 2013 the cost church to also reach the com- being unsatisfi ed and unhap- down on the lake? munity you are in. velopment. is $70.00 Completed forms and payments can be brought OR py with their jobs. How can 9. Luke 8:23 – What does Th e Institute takes place mailed to: HARLAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH P.O. Box Now, I understand that the typical worker fi nd a little the word jeopardy mean? 264, 16434 St Road 37 Harlan Indiana, 46743. you can be all-out crazy in at Indiana State University, more satisfaction in work? 10. Luke 8:23 – What was bringing together mentors Make checks payable to HUMC. ministering to the commu- Adam Grant, a researcher at the boat fi lling with? and educators who are them- nity you live in when you go EVALUATIONS & ORIENTATIONS: the Wharton School of Busi- Comments or questions? selves highly regarded in their to church in another town, EVERYONE MUST ATTEND ONE FLAG FOOTBALL EVALUATION ness, off ers some simple ad- Call James Potter at 419-393- communities. Th ese individ- but I don’t see that happening OR CHEERLEADING ORIENTATION! vice: become a giver at work. 4775 or Lonnie Lambert at uals will lead a symposium much. I don’t see any of the Kindergarten through 6th grade Boys/Girls Based on his research, 419-399-5022. Jesus loves you focused on giving principals larger churches that pull peo- and so does the Oakwood Grant has identifi ed three ba- tools to lead and improve Saturday July 20th, between 9:00a.m. and 11:00 a.m. ple from other towns invest- sic kinds of workers: takers, church of Christ. their schools in measurable ing money ministering back matchers, and givers. Takers Answers to last week’s ways. FOR MORE INFORMATION: to people not in their town. see the workplace as a com- questions: Over the next two years, ANDY CLARK, Director @ 260-402-0654 I agree that churches in petitive, dog-eat-dog place. 1. Th ose who have heard the Institute will bring to- PASTOR STEVE BARD @ 260-657-5364 communities outside of your “If I don’t look out for myself the word. Practices begin the week of Monday, July 29 2013 gether 50 of the state’s top th town have better preach- fi rst,” takers think, “no one 2. Honest and good heart principals, beginning what I First Game – Sunday August 18 ers. Th at’s nothing against will.” Matchers believe that 3. Th e ability to bear trials hope will be the nation’s pre- the preachers in your town, Number of teams in program is determined by the amount of volunteer work relationships are gov- without grumbling mier leadership program for Flag Football and Cheerleading Coaches, so please sign-up to coach but there are always better erned by even exchanges of 4. With patience school principals. As educa- Flag Football and Cheerleading .

HELP WANTED PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 5 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 PAGE 6 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] got through and sank part of and he is going straight for ago my forefathers lived in NEW OHIO STATE RECORD CARP our invasion fl eet. We lost a the reeds. I lay over and lay the Hood River Country in (BOWFISHING DIVISION) CERTIFIED couple Destroyers, a Cruiser into this big fi sh. Th en the Oregon along the Roug River and a big Carrier that was water explodes and that big Basin also. I understand it was burning badly. We just can’t wallhanger came out of the a beautiful place with plenty shoot them all down, even water and tried to throw the of food and water, but the though we try hard. hook. “Oh my goodness. He shepherds who raised sheep We gassed up the planes pulls like a ‘gator.” Oh he was started killing the eagles for and fi lled up with ammo for a big one. I caught some eight taking a lamb home once in the next scramble or patrol. pounders and I knew he was a while even though we are a Th en we all went to the mess bigger than that! protected species. tent. It dawned on me that Mar- My old grandpas as the See ya! shall was screaming to keep letter goes on resettled on the him out of the Bullrushes. I Maumee River from the Lake kept a tight line and he took Erie on west to the Indiana OLD DAN & I CHAPTER 45: ME & MY FIRST 10 POUNDER a little once. I am plenty ner- Territory, because in the state NOW AT SAIPAN vous because he is bigger than of Ohio we are protected be- any I have ever caught. cause we are an endangered By: Stan Jordan By: Stan Jordan Th is was probably Febru- He came towards the boat specie. People are not sup- A new Ohio record carp inches long. Ohio’s record fi sh It has been quite a day. We and then back to the weeds. posed to kill us. taken by bowfi shing has been are determined on the basis of got up and had breakfast at ary of 1985. Grandma Powell, Pauline and I stayed at Mossy He slowed down now and al- My wife of 38 years, is certifi ed by the Outdoor Writ- weight only. the Airbase on Samboanga most to the boat. He turned plenty high strung and upset ers of Ohio State Record Fish Ohio’s state record fi sh are in the Philippines. General Cove Fishing Camp on Lake Istokpoga in south central over and I just worked him having a raft race in this area. Committee. certifi ed by the Outdoor Writ- Norm came and said all the Th e new state record carp, ers of Ohio State Record Fish Florida. In fact, the north end towards the boat. It will upset the peace and 589th Fighter Wing is mov- Well Marshall picked him tranquility of the basin and weighing 53.65 pounds, was Committee with assistance ing over to Saipan, an island of the lake is at Sebring, FL. caught by Patrick Johnson of from fi sheries biologists with Th ere were about 25 fami- up with the net and landed she wants you to move the raft in the Marianas. It is closer him safely in the boat. race to the Auglaize River. Toledo, Ohio in the Sandusky the Ohio Division of Wildlife. to the island of Japan, a good lies for the winter, but all there County portion of Lake Erie’s Biologists from the Ohio Divi- was to do was to fi sh and boy He kept repeating that this See ya! place for the bombers to stop. big boy would go over 10 lbs. waters. Johnson arrowed the sion of Wildlife District 2 offi ce We are here at Saipan I did! On this day, I went out carp June 9, 2013, using a fi sh in Findlay confi rmed the iden- with a man from Monticello, We didn’t have the scales along with a lot of other units. along so we put him on the point tethered with 200 lb. test tifi cation of Johnson’s catch. KY. Marshall Guff ey, was a For more information on Th is is the home of the B-29 stringer and tied him to the Fast Flight line. Johnson’s re- bombers. Th ey are so big, a darn good fi sherman. cord carp is 45 inches long and Ohio’s state record fi sh pro- Back home he operated side of the boat, because this gram contact Fred Snyder, Sargent let us look inside at boat didn’t have a live well. 32-1/4 inches in girth. one of them, He should look an auto repair shop and a His catch replaces the pre- Chairman, OWO State Re- car wash. He fi shed a lot in Well, we fi shed there over cord Fish Committee, 754 Co. at one of our B-51s. an hour and we didn’t get vious state bowfi shing record Th ey need about two miles Lake Cumberland. He served carp that was arrowed in San- Rd. 126, Fremont, OH 43420, in Europe during WWII. anymore bites. I told Marshall dusky Bay by Rich Cady on phone (419) 332-0777, email of runway if they are fully that I was going to let him go. loaded with bombs. Th e fi ght- When he was discharged he May 28, 2008, weighing 47.65 [email protected] , www. signed up with the Kentucky Marshall replied we should pounds and measuring 38 outdoorwritersofohio.org er planes use a shorter run- go back and weigh him at the way on the sides of the main Reserves. When the Korean confl ict came along he served camp. We stopped a number runway. of times to keep him alive. By: Stan Jordan tails Unlimited is a national deer season. Th e criteria for We were scrambled this as a Master Sergeant of a mo- torpool. He served his coun- At the company scales he Our blonde friend made a conservation organization the award includes, num- aft ernoon and they told us weighed 10’3”. We took pic- batch of chocolate chip cook- dedicated to the betterment ber of wildlife arrests, cases to go as far north as possible try in both wars. It’s about 7:30 a.m. and tures of him and then put ies. She dumped the bag of of white-tailed deer. involving unusual circum- and pickup a large fl ight of him back in the lake. You M&M’s on the kitchen table. Dunlap has been a wild- stances related to deer, cases Kamikazes that were headed we took my boat and headed northwest over the lake in be- probably don’t care, but that It took her over two hours to life offi cer for 11 years, serv- involving trophy bucks, toward the invasion fl eet of was a milestone in my fi shing separate the W’s from the M’s ing Tuscarawas County the professional work ethic and Saipan. hind the little island. Both of us are strictly bass fi sherman, career. I’m still relishing that -30- last four. Dunlap has signifi - dedication. Th e fl eet is scattered over moment. Her in-laws were coming cantly increased the ODNR Whitetails Unlimited a large area. We have 100’s of large mouth Florida Black Bass, and this lake is one of See ya! over for supper and they were Division of Wildlife’s pres- was founded in 1982 and fi ghter planes in the area and expecting roast beef, but our ence within the Tuscarawas raises money to support its we need them all. the best. We will be using live bait. PAPA EAGLE & THE RIVER blonde friend had only ham- County community, local mission of conservation, Th e B-29 Bomber is a large burger. Aft er a few moments law enforcement agencies education and the preser- beautiful airplane, nicknamed Wild Shiners that we caught RAFT RACE last night, they are from 5- of thought she put the ham- and court system. Dunlap’s vation of the hunting tradi- the Super Fort, but they have burger in the oven and set the investigations have led to a tion. For information about a lot of problems. Th is A.M. 8” in length. A wild Shiner By: Stan Jordan looks like a small carp, but to If you remember, in last controls for roast beef. number of successful out- establishing a Whitetails there were about 100 bombers -30- comes and convictions, Unlimited chapter, call Tim taking off on a mission and 35 a Large Mouth Bass he looks week’s paper, I told you about like a T-Bone steak. Papa Eagle dropping a brick What do you call a blonde many involving taking deer Schlater at 937-403-5811 of them returned a short time in the freezer? A frosted illegally. He has partnered (western Ohio) or Denny later with engine problems. I We dropped anchor a little with a two page letter at- out from some Pencil Reeds tached at the front door of fl ake! with local conservation Malloy at 330-507-9489 understand that is about the -30- clubs to host annual youth (eastern Ohio). usual amount of dropouts ev- and some thicker Bull Rush- Advanced Chassis, as those es. owners are the sponsors of A blonde decided to make events, and he is an active eryday. a double batch of cookies. But instructor in youth shooting Have Something to sell? Gen. Norm says there is I threw my bait up close to the Maumee River Raft Race. the Pencil Reeds and said to Papa Eagle’s wife is plenty she couldn’t get the oven up sports programs. a lot of hush-hush going on to 700. Nominations are based Classifi ed ads are $8.50 for 20 over at the other side of this Marshall, “Th is looks like a upset about all the noise and good place.” trouble and concern it will -30- on deer enforcement perfor- words or less and only $.15 for airbase; some of it he doesn’t See ya! mance during the previous each additional word. even know about. And just in no time at all cause thus and with two little my bobber disappeared and ones to care for. We had another scramble BIG EVENTS IN THE AREA today and saw a few hundred my line was moving away to- Aft er all Dan, we Eagles your source for Kamikazes today and met ward the Pencil Reeds. have to build our nest with SOON! ® them at the north end of the All this excitement now food and water and the pro- YANKEE CANDLE Marianas. Like always we and Marshall is shouting, tection of the foliage. Th is On Saturday, July 13th the shot down a lot of them. A few “Keep him out of the reeds.” area is just about right. big Homemade Ice Cream My line is tightening up now You see, many generations Social at the Bethel United Th e Gift of Home Fragrancing™ Methodist Church takes place. Serving from 5:00 p.m. CANDLE OF THE MONTH till 8:00 p.m. Carryouts avail- able. Everyone welcome. July: Summer Scoop On Saturday July 13th is also the Big Boy$ Toy$. Th at is the annual Classic Cars Cruise-In on Antwerp’s Main NEW! Street. Registration is at 3:00 p.m. Festivities till 8:00 p.m. STOP IN! On August 10th, A Day in LTD. the Park is set to take place. Th e parade is at 10:00 a.m. 99 Th en festivities follow at Vet- $17 erans Memorial Park. Bring TWO FOR your lawn chairs. LARGE JAR Saturday, August 17th, the 2nd Annual River Raft Race: ONLY they put in at the far end of the Park at 12:00 Noon. Come visit us for the See ya! only candles that are Famous for Fragrance.™ WHITETAILS UNLIMITED NAMES OHIO WILDLIFE OF- Southwest Chicken FICER OF THE YEAR Buff alo Chicken Wade Dunlap, Tuscara- Turkey Bacon was County state wildlife Taco offi cer, has been named the Veggie Ohio 2013 Wildlife Offi cer of the Year by Whitetails Steak & Cheese Unlimited, according to the Chicken & Cucumber GOOD Ohio Department of Natural NEIGHBOR Resources (ODNR). White- PHARMACY® PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 7 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 DEDICATION OF FORT BROWN BICENTENNIAL DAR; Joel Frost Chapter, his charge. Th e blockhouse/ received. He had hoped to at- when I got here. I can stand DAR; Isaac Van Wart Chap- fort(ifi cation) soon became tend the 150th anniversary of now.” ter, DAR; Centennial Chap- known to the troops as Fort the Civil War’s most famous Operated by American Se- ter, SAR, and others. Brown in his honor. battle, the Battle of Gettys- nior Communities, Commu- Th e chaplain gave the Colonels Jennings and burg, where there were more nity Nursing and Rehabilita- prayers for the blessing of God Poague also built fortifi ca- than 50,000 casualties over tion off er tours of its Moving to help us cherish the memo- tions (Fort Jennings and Fort three days July 1-3, 1863. Th e Forward Rehabilitation Cen- ry of those who in the early Amanda) along the road. Th e anniversary of that event was ter, where Mr. Reed is a pa- days of our country stood for British soon retreated back observed for 10 days through tient. For more information, truth and duty to country and down the Maumee. Harri- July 4th in Gettysburg, PA. call 317-356-0911, or please for their sacrifi ce. She prayed son once more was placed He has been a part of the visit the website at www. that our faith be fi rm in the in charge of the Army of the Texas Brigade re-enactor ASCSeniorCare.com/cnr. faith that our Forefathers had Northwest. He placed Win- group for 25 years. Th e bri- www.newhavenbulletin.com and the memory of the heroes chester in command of the gade, which includes 1,200 of 1812. west wing of the army and people, participates in reen- HAGGERTY PRESENTS AT A beautiful bench was named the last Auglaize Riv- actments throughout Indiana JULY’S LUNCH AND LEARN dedicated and undraped by er fort, Fort Winchester in his and the Midwest. the US Daughters of 1812, honor. When Mr. Reed gets into Johnathan Haggerty, DC, Jacob Stemple Chapter. Mem- Very little has been writ- character, he gets in all of the ATC, CCSP, will present “How ber of the Chapter, President ten about Fort Brown as it way, he said. Th is means he Chiropractic Works” as part Gloria Fast and her husband, was a temporary structure may have to run or shoot his of the Lunch & Learn Series William Fast, who is a re- like the other Auglaize River weapon or charge. General tired commercial high school forts. Th eir primary mission Kemper did. Th e soldiers on July 24, 2013 at 11:00 a.m. By: Caroline Zimmerman, ing to tradition, several sol- teacher from Antwerp High Th e presentation will be held Gen. Horatio N. Curtis diers are buried on this site. was to provide shelter for the stay in tents and eat food that School (and a member of the supplies and the troops who is cooked in the open, like in Community Rooms 1 & 2. chapter Daughters of the A marker was placed here in SAR and a Civil War re-enac- Dr. Haggerty, a chiropractor, American Revolution 1953 by the Paulding County moved them forward to the they did during the years of tor). Mr. Fast was the US Flag main front of the war in the the war. All of this activity sees patients as part of CMH’s On June 29, 2013 over 100 Ohio Sesquicentennial Com- bearer in the processional Northwest Ohio Musculosk- people and dozens of patriotic mittee. old northwest. Soon aft er Per- requires him to be in good parade and the recessional ry’s victory on Lake Erie and shape. Th at’s why it is criti- eletal Institute, which off ers groups came together to dedi- Aft er the presentation of parade along with the local a wide range of surgical and cate and honor the memory the American Colors by the Harrison’s defeat of the Brit- cal that his therapy help him Boy Scout troop #19. Other non-surgical treatments for of Fort Brown located on the Gilitz-Brown Post American ish, they became outposts on get where he needs to be, he patriotic groups were there the frontier, manned by Ohio said. muscle, nerve, and joint pain. ‘big’ Auglaize and the ‘little’ Legion, the Benediction was also, as the Oakwood Band Auglaize Rivers for the 200th given by Pastor Eileen Ko- Militia, Fort Brown was the “I always put myself in the Dr. Haggerty received his played. An impressive police fi rst Auglaize River fort to be place,” said Mr. Reed, adding bachelors’ degree in athletic anniversary of its construc- chensparger from Melrose escort was given to all the tion in 1812 by a Col. Brown. United Methodist Church. abandoned in late 1813. that the therapy has been rig- training from Wilmington traffi c concerned. Some of the journals of orous but eff ective. College. He later graduated Many people were dressed soldiers of the War of 1812, He became a re-enactor from the notable Logan Col- in Civil War costume. Th e who came in contact with aft er watching a re-enact- lege of Chiropractic as a doctor Battle of Gettysburg’s 150th Fort Brown remarked, “We ment three decades ago. Soon of chiropractic medicine. Dr. anniversary was July 1-3. Th e had nothing to cook and he was with the Texas Bri- introduction of the speaker Haggerty served as Athletic nothing to eat.” Th ey were gade, which is almost like a Trainer at Wilmington Col- was given by Gladys Don- warned by their higher of- family. “Re-enactor people lege and as an Assistant Ath- son, a former member of the fi cer to keep out the fi res to are some of the best people Paulding DAR Chapter and keep the wolves from howl- you can run into,” said Mr. letic Trainer for the Cincinnati retired school teacher. She in- ing. Th ey were very scared of Reed, who is a retired boiler Reds. Prior to CMH he was an troduced: Richard Rozevink, the Indians of 1812 and 1813 operator. “We have lawyers, associate with the Winchester Defi ance historian. while staying at the fort along doctors, nurses, truck driv- Chiropractic Clinic in Dublin, Mr. Rozevink talked about the Auglaize River. ers, retired policemen.” Ohio. His post graduate ex- the Auglaize River fortifi ca- Th ere is evidence in dia- His son joined a group. His perience has helped countless tion of Fort Brown in the War ries of many military units fi ancé also participates and athletes and patients return to of 1812. If the war had not that had stayed at the fort at makes his uniforms by hand. top performance and a pain- turned out as it did, we might one time or another on the He has four other grown chil- free state of life. have been part of Canada re- Auglaize River: Kentucky dren and 10 grandchildren By helping the body func- marked one of the historians Regiments; US Inf. Regi- and some of them may join, tion properly, Dr. Haggerty who heard him speak that ments; 3rd Detachment Ohio too. helps to correct and relieve day. General Hull’s unex- Militia; and many others. Born in Tennessee, Mr. sprains, strains, disc injuries, pected surrender at Fort De- Knights of Columbus Together with Fort Jennings Th e American’s Creed was A nice bean soup luncheon Reed came from the South and premature arthritis pain. troit to the British and their with corn bread and lemon- and spends a lot of time re- In order to provide the best care and Fort Amanda to the followed by the “Star Span- Indian allies soon turned the south, and Fort Winchester gled Banner” played by the ade and cookies were served searching the Civil War. He for his patients, he will work Indians toward trying to take at the Oakwood Park for a spent two tours in the Navy to the north, it guarded the Oakwood Band and a wel- Fort Wayne. General Wil- closely with local orthopedists army supply route into the come was given by Carla donation by a local group for during the Vietnam War. and medical physicians. liam Henry Harrison raced everyone who cared to share Aft er a heart attack, he Maumee Valley. In 1813 Gen. Smith. Introductions were to their aid with his remain- Th is lunch and learn educa- Greene Clay’s Kentucky Mi- given to the various groups with them. It was a beautiful spent a few months in a hos- tional session is geared towards ing regiments of the Army of ceremony and day. pital. Th is gave him time to do litia, forming the left wing of who laid wreaths at the mark- senior citizens, but anyone is the Northwest. He assigned more reading. About 25 years Harrison’s army passed this er including: Jacob Stemple, the task of building a supply th welcome to attend. Th ere is site on the Auglaize River in Chapter NSD1812 Fort Defi - CIVIL WAR RE-ENAC- ago, for the 125 anniversary road to the site of the old Fort of the Battle of Gettysburg, no charge to attend this event, boats, on their way to relieve ance Chapter, DAR; General Defi ance at the confl uence to TOR READY TO OBSERVE and a complimentary brunch besieged Fort Meigs. Accord- Horatio N. Curtis Chapter, BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG Mr. Reed was with his Texas the Maumee and Auglaize Brigade at that observance, is provided by the hospital. A Rivers. which was held on a private nurse will also be on hand to Th is was where the two By: Eunice Trotter, Ameri- take and record blood pressure can Senior Communities farm. Th is year, it will be at sections of the Army of the the actual site of the battle. measurements. Reservations Northwest were to join forces When Union and Confed- are required and can be made erate soldiers square off this “So far, I’m progressing to push to recapture Detroit. by contacting Lori at 419-542- fall, James Reed hopes to be really well,” said Mr. Reed. I More troops were coming couldn’t even get out of bed 5560. from the east and planned among them on the side of to join the main group at the rapids near present-day To- McConnell Stump Removal ledo. Harrison was replaced by – Free Estimates – General James Winchester, 260-632-5307 or 260-557-5307 but the mission remained the same. Colonels Barbee, Jen- nings and Poague started out from Fort St. Mary’s (on the Kiwanis Soccer 'IPMRE*EWXTMXGL St. Mary’s River). Th ey were to build a road through the Registration Deadline 7SJXFEPP forests and swamp in order to is July 31st - Cost is $30 move the needed supplies for Registrations are available at the Army of the Northwest. www.pauldingcountylibrary.org/soccer.htm *EPP0IEKYI Col. Poague starred down the South portraying General or at the the Auglaize River toward Paulding Library 7ITEVEXI0IEKYIW %GGITXMRK6IKMWXVEXMSRW the Maumee River. As Win- James Lawson Kemper at a YRXMP%YKYWX3 chester approached the side of battlefi eld in Hartford City, 4 yrs of age - 5th grade VHXL+VEHI Indiana, site of one of the Games are Saturday mornings VH XL old Fort Defi ance, he became 75IETPE]IV 1EGLMRI4MXGL ;LS+MVPW  KVEHI aware of a large force of 400 largest Civil War re-enact- Sept. 7 - Oct. 12 ;IIOIRH(SYFPILIEHIVW British regulars and 800 of ment events in the country. XLXL+VEHI their Indian allies in the ear. Mr. Reed, 69, is recovering IETPE]IV .V,MKL 7XEVXW%YKYWX83 Th ey were on the way to lay from an illness at Commu- siege to Fort Wayne. About nity Nursing and Rehabilita- PIERCE AUTOMOTIVE, INC. XL XL 6IKMWXVEXMSR*SVQWGERFI   +VEHI 25 September 1812 Poague tion in Indianapolis, but the Quality Pre-Owned Vehicles IETPE]IV ,MKL7GLSSP TVMRXIHSYXJVSQ got word that Winchester had progress he has made gives Complete Auto & Truck Repair him hope that he will also [[[XLYRHIVGEQTWGSQ request help from Harrison to Exhaust • Batteries • Tires • Tuneups deal with the threat. be with his re-enactor family Shocks • Oil Change • Transmissions and friends when Hartford 4PIEWIGEPP.SI,S]MRK Col. Poague’s lead Co. un- der the command of a Cap. City holds its annual Civil 5045 Co. Rd. 424 SV.SLR,IRHVMGOW War re-enactment October 5YIWXMSRW## William Brown stopped work Antwerp, OH 45813 IQEMPGIPMREJEPPPIEKYI$LSXQEMPGSQ on the supply road and built a 11-13. fortifi cation for their protec- Mr. Reed can now stand, (419) 258-2727 *MRH9WSR*EGIFSSO tion and supplies placed in thanks to the therapy he has PAGE 8 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] 59th OHIO LEFT HANDERS STATE GOLF TOURNAMENT will then resume in prepara- TWO ROAD CLOSURES IN tion for competition in late THE CITY OF NEW HAVEN August in Lansing, MI, where the goal is to make a total Th e following streets in qualifi ed lift of 120-125 kg New Haven, IN will be closed on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 (275 lbs). Training will con- from 2:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. tinue for 2014 National Junior for a the Trion Car Show: Championships in Spring, Broadway Street North All Proceeds to 2014, 2014 Indiana State to Rose Avenue; Broadway Antwerp School Supply Project! 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REGISTRATION FOR EVENTS Team Name ______Team Captain ______Phone ______5HJLVWHU Address: ______KHUH Email: ______Event: ______Mail to PO Box 155, Woodburn IN 46797 Attn: Gary PAGE 10 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] one thing, try to stay away FIRST DEFIANCE FINAN- all approved, motion carried. Th ere will pared. Councilman Voirol made a mo- tection Phase II is coming up. DON’T GET TRAMPLED be a pre-construction meeting at 10:00 tion to write the ordinance as per pay Reports for drinking water quality are from “feeding frenzies.” If CIAL CORP. TO RELEASE a.m. Wednesday for the water main period instead of annual to avoid prob- at the printers and will go out soon. BY THE “HERD” you look back about 15 years project at City Hall. lems at the end of year with overages/ Th ere is a water leak at the Hamptons. SECOND QUARTER EARN- TREASURER: underage because of pay period dates. Ben Schmucker will be contacted to ago, you may remember the INGS Two corrections were made to the Councilman Gerig 2nd, all approved, fi x. We will be smoke testing the high buzz surrounding speculative meeting minutes Councilman Abbott motion carried. Councilman Voirol school area. made a motion to approve corrected made a motion to freeze wages, Coun- COUNCILMAN ABBOTT: technology stocks — many First Defi ance Financial minutes, Councilman Voirol 2nd, all cilman Gerig 2nd, Vote was Council- Silk screens at Homestead addition of which were companies approved, motion carried. Warrants man Voirol, and Gerig voted yes, Coun- is nearly nonexistent. Councilman Ab- Corp. (NASDAQ: FDEF) were presented, Councilman Voirol cilman Renner, Rice and Abbott voted bott will call granite Ridge Builders. that had futuristic names but announced today that it in- made a motion to approve, Councilman Na. Motion did not carry. Councilman COUNCILMAN RICE: lacked some useful elements, Gerig 2nd, all approved, motion carried. Abbott made a motion to give the May- Councilman Rice questioned Su- tends to report second quar- Ordinance G-13-1305 Nuisance/Grass or a 30% wage increase, Th e Treasurer perintendent Walls about the asphalt such as profi ts or business ter earnings on Monday, July was presented. Councilman Rice made a 5% wage increase and the Council a patch on Front Street. Ryan to get quotes strategies. For a few years, a motion to read by Title Only, Council- 3% wage increase. Councilman Renner for several areas. 22, 2013 aft er the close of the man Voirol 2nd, all approved, motion 2nd Councilman Voirol voted no, all Councilman Renner – No Report the prices of these companies market. Th e earnings news carried. Councilman Gerig made a mo- remaining Council voted yes, motion COUNCILMAN GERIG: soared, but in 2000 and 2001, tion to have the 1st reading by title only, carried. Treasurer made a recommen- Councilman Gerig got estimates to release will be available on Councilman Voirol 2nd, all approved, dation to change Deputy Clerk’s wage take down two trees in the alley behind the “dot-com” bubble burst, the company’s investor rela- motion carried. Councilman Abbott disbursement from 1/3 general fund, Norden’s Welding Shop—$800 to $2200. splattering investors with big made a motion to approve 1st reading 1/3 water, 1/3 sewer to 10% general Aft er doing some research Deputy Clerk tions website at www.fdef. of Ordinance G-13-1305, Councilman fund, 45% water, 45% sewer because she Palmer found out that I&M will remove losses that were either irre- com and at major fi nancial Gerig 2nd, all approved, motion car- primarily works with utilities. Aft er dis- the trees for free on their schedule. versible or, at the least, took ried. Councilman Rice made a motion cussion Councilman Rice made a mo- Councilman Voirol – No Report information sites. to approve the 2nd and 3rd reading of tion to keep it 1/3,1/3,1/3. Councilman Councilman Renner made a mo- years from which to recover. At 11:00 a.m. EDT on Ordinance G-13-1305 by title only, Abbott 2nd, 4 yes, Councilman Voirol tion to adjourn. Councilman Rice 2nd, Th e herd mentality oft en Councilman Renner 2nd, all approved, voted no. Motion carried. Meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m. Financial Focus by: Gabe Tuesday, July 23, 2013, First motion carried. Th e treasurer presented SUPERINTENDENT WALLS: Notes prepared by Holly Sarrazine, applies even when inves- Defi ance will host a confer- two wage ordinances that must be done Aerator for lagoon will go Clerk Treasurer. Pollock, Edward Jones tors know the right moves before the budget for 2014 can be pre- in tomorrow Well head pro- Advisor ence call at which William to make. To illustrate: One J. Small, Chairman, Presi- Every year in early July, of the most basic rules of in- dent and CEO, and Donald contractors involved with the In accordance with Ohio thousands of people “run vesting is “buy low, sell high” LEGAL NOTICE with the bulls” in Pamplona, P. Hileman, Executive Vice project will, to the extent prac- Revised Code 2909.33, the — and yet many investors 2013 Benton Township Spain. While the event is ex- President and CFO, will dis- ticable use Ohio products, eclosed Declaration Regard- do the exact opposite. When cuss the company’s strategy et al, Road Improvements ing Material Assistance/Non- citing, it is also hazardous, prices drop, they sell, so that materials, services, and labor and many runners have got- and second quarter results. Sealed bids will be received in the implementation of their assistance to a Terrorist Or- they can cut their losses Th e conference call may be by the Board of County Com- ganization must be completed ten badly injured over the — even though they may project. Additionally, contrac- years. As an investor, you accessed by calling 1-888- missioners of Paulding, Ohio, tor compliance with the equal and returned with this Invita- be selling investments that, 317-6016. at its of ce in the Court House, tion to Bid by any business or may fi nd that running with while temporarily down, still employment opportunity re- Internet access to the call 115 N. Williams Street, Rm. B- quirements of Ohio Adminis- organization entering into a the herd is dangerous to you, have strong potential. On too — because if you’re con- is also available (in listen- 1, Paulding, Ohio, 45879 until trative Code Chapter 123, the contract with any political sub- the other hand, when an in- only mode) at the following 9:00 A.M., D.S.T. on July 24, Governor’s Executive Order division of the state of Ohio. stantly following what every- vestment’s price has shot up, Failure to submit this form one else is doing, your own URL: http://services.chorus- 2013 of 1972, and Governor’s Ex- these same investors will of- ecutive Order 84-9 shall be will result in the bid being fi nancial goals could end up call.com/links/fdef130723. PROPOSAL: deemed non-responsive ten keep buying more shares, html required. getting “trampled.” hoping to reap even bigger Asphalt Paving on various and ineligible for award. Th e urge to run with the Th e audio replay of the Township roads in Pauld- All contractors shall follow gains — even if the invest- conference call Webcast Sealed bids shall be in writ- herd, or follow the crowd, ment has now become quite ing County. all applicable Federal and may have been hard-wired will be available at www. State OSHA regulations. The ing and in accordance with expensive, as measured by The owner intends and re- fdef.com until Tuesday, Oc- contractor shall also hold the speci cations furnished by into our psyches, according quires that the project be the price-to-earnings ratio, County Engineer harmless Paulding County and on  le to anthropologists. In prehis- tober 22, 2013 at 9:00 a.m. completed no later than and has little upside poten- For those without Internet for any violations or  nes re- in the Of ces of the Paulding toric times, running with the September 30, 2013. County Engineer and Com- tial remaining. access, the earnings release ceived while engaged in this pack may have helped people Instead of emulating missioners. minimize danger or increase will be available by fax or Engineer’s Esti- project. other investors, think about mate=$626,220.00 their chances for fi nding mail upon request. To re- All contractors must pro- Bids are to be sealed and your own fi nancial goals and ceive a copy, please call First addressed to the Clerk of the food. But today, there are far create a viable strategy for Each bidder is required to vide current Certi cate of Li- Defi ance Investor Relations ability Insurance Coverage Board of Commissioners of fewer rewards for following a achieving them, taking into furnish with its proposal, a Bid at (419) 782-5104. for $1,000,000 along with a Paulding County, Ohio, and herd mentality — especially account your risk tolerance Guaranty and Contract Bond About First Defi ance Fi- current Certi cate of Worker’s bids on the above named in investing. and time horizon. Look for in accordance with Section For example, consider nancial Corp. 153.54 of the Ohio Revised Compensation Coverage, be- items to be marked: quality investments and hold First Defi ance Financial fore they can be hired to per- what happens when the fi - them for the long term. Don’t Code. Bid security furnished nancial markets go through Corp., headquartered in in Bond form, shall be issued form any type of work for the PROPOSAL: “2013 Ben- be discouraged by the in- ton Township et al, Road a period of volatility. Virtu- Defi ance, Ohio, is the hold- by a Surety Company or Cor- Paulding County. evitable market downturns, ing company for First Fed- poration licensed in the State Improvemenets” ally every time this happens, but be ready to adjust your All materials shall con- eral Bank of the Midwest of Ohio to provide said surety. form to the latest revision The Board of County Com- many investors fl ock to gold, portfolio as needed. Above apparently believing that the and First Insurance Group. Each Proposal must contain of the State of Ohio De- missioners reserves the right all else, be patient and disci- First Federal operates 33 partment of Transportation to reject any and/or all bids shiny yellow metal will always plined, always keeping your the full name of the party or be valuable and that its price full service branches and 42 parties submitting the propos- Construction and Material received. eye on your ultimate objec- ATM locations in northwest Speci cations. will never drop. Yet, the fact tives. al and all persons interested BY ORDER OF THE Ohio, southeast Michigan therein. The owner intends is that gold prices, like those It can feel comfortable DECLARATION REGARD- BOARD OF COUNTY of other fi nancial assets, do and northeast Indiana. First and requires that this project ING MATERIAL ASSIS- COMMISSIONERS when you’re in the midst of a Insurance Group is a full be completed as listed above. fl uctuate. Furthermore, cer- herd — but it can lead you to TANCE/NONASSISTANCE PAULDING COUNTY, OHIO line insurance agency with TO A TERRORIST ORGANI- tain types of gold-based in- places where, as an investor, All contractors and sub- Nola Ginter offi ces in Archbold, Bowl- ZATION vestments can be quite risky you don’t want to go. Steer Clerk, Board of Commissioners in their own right. ing Green, Bryan, Defi ance, clear of the crowds and go Maumee and Oregon, Ohio. What other “follow the your own way. herd” movements should you For more information, ect will, to the extent practicable NONASSISTANCE TO A TER- avoid when you invest? For visit the company’s Web site LEGAL NOTICE use Ohio products, materials, RORIST ORGANIZATION at www.fdef.com. 2013 Paulding County Riverside services, and labor in the imple- In accordance with Ohio Re- Gabriel J Pollock Paving Project priced right WOODBURN CITY COUNCIL mentation of their project. Addi- vised Code 2909.33, the en- Financial Advisor Sealed bids will be received tionally, contractor compliance closed Declaration Regarding MEETING MINUTES 6/17/13 by the Board of County Com- with the equal employment op- Material Assistance/Nonassis- missioners of Paulding, Ohio, portunity requirements of Ohio City of Woodburn meeting minutes tance to a Terrorist Organiza- 110 E HIGH ST. from June 17, 2013. Meeting called to at its of ce in the Court House, Administrative Code Chapter tion must be completed and re- HICKSVILLE, OH 43526 order with the Pledge of Allegiance 7:00 115 N. Williams Street, Rm. B-1, 123, the Governor’s Executive turned with this Invitation to Bid p.m. Paulding, Ohio, 45879 until 9:30 TO PLANT A FREE FLOWER FOR MOM! Mayor Hoeppner, Councilman Ab- Order of 1972, and Governor’s by any business or organization Bus. 419-542-6260 bott, Rice, Renner, Gerig, Voirol, Trea- A.M., D.S.T. on July 24, 2013 Executive Order 84-9 shall be entering into a contract with any TF. 855-542-6260 surer Sarrazine, Superintendent Walls, Chief Duhammel were present. PROPOSAL: required. political subdivision of the state www.edwardjones.com POLICE CHIEF: Bidders must comply with the of Ohio. Failure to submit this Chief Duhamell turned in his re- Asphalt Paving of various form will result in the bid be- port. WPD had eight offi cers qualify Township roads in Paulding prevailing wage rates on Pub- Member SIPC with patrol rifl es since last meeting. Th e lic Improvements in Paulding ing deemed non-responsive WPD also conducted Tactical Shotgun County, Ohio. and ineligible for award. and Pistol training on the same day. County as determined by the The owner intends and Child ID kits and Junior Police Badge Ohio Bureau of Employment Sealed bids shall be in writing stickers have been ordered for the Day requires that the project in the Park on July 20. Emergency Ra- Services, Wage and Hour Divi- and in accordance with speci- Phone: 419-258-1917 • 14777 S.R. 49 be completed no later than dios will cost $719.70 for a set of 12. sion, (614) 644-2239.  cations furnished by Paulding Antwerp, OH 45813 Councilman Renner made a motion to September 30, 2013. Riverside “North of Antwerp, just before the bridge.” buy radios from the Rainy Day fund, All contractors shall fol- County and on  le in the Of ces Councilman Voirol 2nd all approved, Engineer’s Estimate low all applicable Federal and of the Paulding County Engi- priced right motion carried. Th e Woodburn Police =$1,067,181.61 Everyday! Hardware Reserves are gearing up for the Day in State OSHA regulations. The neer and Commissioners. Th e Park Bike Rodeo, and also working contractor shall also hold the on the Fall Festival October 12th. Th e Each bidder is required to Bids are to be sealed and Fall Festival with be the First Annual furnish with its proposal, a Bid County Engineer harmless for addressed to the Clerk of the Front Street Drags. Golf Carts and Go any violations or  nes received TIRE SALES Carts will compete in several diff erent Guaranty and Contract Bond Board of Commissioners of while engaged in this project. categories. in accordance with Section Paulding County, Ohio, and AND REPAIR MAYOR: We have two estimates for control- 153.54 of the Ohio Revised All contractors must pro- bids on the above named items ling mosquitoes, $450 – Arrow and $650 Code. Bid security furnished in vide current Certi cate of Li- Arab. Aft er discussion Councilman to be marked: Rice made a motion to wait and spray Bond form, shall be issued by a ability Insurance Coverage for closer to the Day in the Park activities Surety Company or Corporation $1,000,000 along with a current PROPOSAL: “2013 Paulding unless notifi ed by the department of licensed in the State of Ohio to Certi cate of Worker’s Com- County Paving Project” health, Councilman Gerig 2nd, all ap- proved motion carried. Treasurer can provide said surety. pensation Coverage, before The Board of County Com- go with low bidder if the board of health they can be hired to perform calls with a risk area. Th e city received Each Proposal must contain missioners reserves the right a thank you note from Kevin Heckley the full name of the party or par- any type of work for Paulding to reject any and/or all bids re- for purchasing the lawn mower from County. him. Aft er meeting with Sturtz Public ties submitting the proposal and ceived. AIR GUN REPAIRS management, Patrick Proctor it was de- all persons interested therein. All materials shall conform Specializing in Repairing termined the annexation would not go The owner intends and requires to the latest revision of the BY ORDER OF THE forward, but the sewer line to Maumee BOARD OF COUNTY 209 N. Williams St., Paulding, OH 45879 2 Center Rd. would. Th ere was a follow up that this project be completed State of Ohio Department of Old Obsolete Air & CO Guns with Scott Hearald for the TIF process. as listed above. Transportation Construction COMMISSIONERS October 5th there is a National Recog- and Material Speci cations. PAULDING COUNTY, OHIO nition Day for Vietnam Veterans and All contractors and subcon- LARRY E. LAHRMAN they are looking for a $500 contribution Nola Ginter from the City. Councilman Abbot made tractors involved with the proj- DECLARATION REGARD- Clerk, Board of Commissioners 17018 Platter Pkwy. • New Haven, IN 46774 • (260) 632-5903 a motion to donate $500 to the Vietnam ING MATERIAL ASSISTANCE/ Era Supporters, Councilman Rice 2nd, PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 11 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 through 198953 for County Bills were have determined that by cooperating ham with information regarding the CC BANKS PRESENTS CHICAGO AT HUBER OPERA HOUSE approved and certifi ed to the County with one another and coordinating MOF grant. He explained that Maumee Auditor for payment. their powers and duties with the estab- Valley Planning Organization (MVPO) IN THE MATTER OF APPROV- lishment of a Joint County Department applied for and administers the grant ING ‘THEN AND NOW’ PURCHASE of Job and Family Services under Sec- for Paulding County. Th e grant dollars ORDERS AND PAYMENTS: tion 329.40 of the Ohio Revised Code, are to be utilized to demolish dilapi- Th e Paulding County Auditor has their respective counties’ residents will dated, vacated/abandoned residential certifi ed the following “Th en and Now” be benefi ted and better served; and that structures. Th e Commissioners’ Offi ce purchase order numbers and payments in consideration of the mutual promises recently sent letters to Paulding County included in the Allowance of Claims contained herein, the governing bod- Village Mayors and Township Trustees, on June 19, 2013, Warrants numbered ies agree as follows: that the Board of encouraging them to submit application 198767 through 198853 in the amount Paulding County Commissioners does for such projects within their jurisdic- of $17,654.10; and it is certifi ed that hereby approve the Memorandum of tion. Fift een projects were submitted both at the time that the contract or or- Understanding between the Defi ance for consideration. Th e Commissioners der was made (“then”), and at the time County Board of Commissioners and and Matt Davis (MVPO representative) that the County Auditor is completing the Paulding County Board of Com- ranked the fi fteen suggested structures the certifi cation (“now”), that suffi cient missioners. Now, therefore there shall in order of severity. Matt Davis met funds were available or in the process of be and is established a Joint County De- recently with the Commissioners and collection, to the credit of a proper fund, partment of Job and Family Services by reported three projects are completed, properly appropriated and free from any and for the Board of County Commis- with six more underway. Th e remaining previous encumbrance; and pursuant to sioners of two (2) counties which shall projects are pending and will be looked the Ohio Revised Code §5705.41(D)(1), be known as the Defi ance-Paulding at in order if funds remain. Th e MOF these purchases must be approved by Consolidated Job and Family Services. grant was originated as a result of mis- resolution of the Board of County Com- Th e member counties will be in eff ect handled foreclosure procedures. Grant missioners. Now, therefore the Paulding commencing July 1, 2013, and fully im- dollars up to $500,000.00 require no lo- County Commissioners approve the plemented on October 1, 2013, in accor- cal matching dollars. Paulding County’s Th en and Now Purchase Orders as sub- dance with Ohio Revised Code Section award was $104,000.00. Mr. Davis noted mitted by the Auditor; and it is found 329.40.; and it is found and determined Paulding County could be eligible for and determined that all formal actions that all formal actions of this Board and more funding if those counties receiv- of this Board of County Commission- of any of its committees concerning and ing over $500,000.00 do not have the ers, County of Paulding, State of Ohio relating to the adoption of this resolu- matching funding. concerning the adoption of this resolu- tion were adopted in an open meeting of Th e Commissioners passed a resolu- tion were adopted in an open meeting of this Board or committees, and that all tion declaring it necessary to levy a tax this Board of County Commissioners, deliberations of this Board and of any of in excess of the ten mill limitation for and that all deliberations of this Board its committees that resulted in such for- the Paulding County Carnegie Library. of County Commissioners and of any mal actions, were in meetings open to Th e resolution allows for a renewal con- of its committees that resulted in such the public in compliance with the law. tinuous levy (see resolution above). Th e formal action, were in meetings open to RESOLUTION DECLARING IT Commissioners requested an opinion the public in compliance with all legal NECESSARY TO LEVY A TAX IN from the Prosecuting Attorney address- requirements including Section §121.22 EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITA- ing the question of whether or not a of the Ohio Revised Code. TION: tax levy can be repealed once imposed. IN THE MATTER OF AMEND- Th e amount of taxes which may be Referencing ORC §3519.01, any law, ING THE 2013 ANNUAL APPROPRI- raised within the ten mill limitation will including a tax levy, that is imposed ATION (FUND 042): be insuffi cient to provide an adequate can be reviewed by the voters by refer- Th e Board of County Commis- amount for the necessary requirements endum. ‘Th e process as set forth in the sioners does hereby direct the County of said Paulding County, Ohio. Th ere- section provides that upon submission Auditor to amend the 2013 Annual fore, the Board of County Commission- of the referendum question to the Sec- Th e cast of CC Banks’ Chicago: Ty Lee, Abby Hill, Hayley Hesselschwardt, Tia Gloor, Mijana Appropriation by appropriating the fol- ers, Paulding County, Ohio, two-thirds retary of State through the local Board lowing in the Extension Center Fund of all members elected thereto concur- of Elections with one hundred qualifi ed Mazur, Rachel Banks, and Brian Shetterly. (Fund 042): ring, that it is necessary to levy a tax in signatures of registered voters the mat- 042-001-00003/Extension Center excess of the ten mill limitation for the ter may be planed before the electorate.’ Get ready to be enter- an ambitious chorus girl, (Ty Lee, Antwerp), manages Fund/Repairs benefi t of the Paulding County Carn- (from the Prosecuting Attorney’s opin- AMOUNT: $1,109.73 egie Library for the purpose of CUR- ion letter to the Commissioners dated tained on July 26, 27, and murders her lover. She then to get both Roxy and Velma IN THE MATTER OF AMEND- RENT OPERATING EXPENSES OF June 20, 2013) 28th! CCBanks Productions convinces her gullible hus- free. Full of well-known ING THE 2013 ANNUAL APPROPRI- THE LIBRARY, IN ACCORDANCE Jeff Hollis, All-Trades Restoration ATION (FUND 054): TO REVISED CODE SECTION 5705.03 – Mr. Hollis provided an update on will be bringing you the mu- band, Amos (Brian Shetterly chorus numbers such as Th e Board of County Commission- & 5705.23 at a rate not exceeding 2.17 the sandstone restoration at the Court- sical Chicago at the Huber of Fort Wayne, IN), that her “All Th at Jazz”, “Cell Block ers does hereby direct the County Audi- mills for each dollar of valuation, which house. He noted issues with the fl at Opera House in Hicksville, lover was a burglar. Amos Tango”, “Razzle Dazzle” tor to amend the 2013 Annual Appro- amounts to $.217 for each one hun- roofi ng on all four main entrances of priation by appropriating the following dred dollars of valuation for a renewal the Courthouse. Mr. Hollis reported the OH. Chicago has everything agrees to take the rap un- and “We Both Reached For in the CCCP Fund (Fund 054): continuous levy, commencing tax year restorative patch-work being done will that makes Broadway great: til the police convince him Th e Gun” as well as amazing 054-001-00001/CCCP/Equipment 2014, fi rst due in calendar year 2015 and eventually ‘pop out’ due to water run-off Expenses for a continuing period of time. from the fl at roofs into the columns. Th e A universal tale of fame, that the burglar was in fact choreography by Cathy Ann AMOUNT: $15,000.00 Th e question of levying additional Commissioners will look further into fortune and all that jazz; one Roxie’s lover. Th us, Roxie Vogel from the Cathy Ann IN THE MATTER OF MODIFY- taxes be submitted to the electors of said this issue. ING THE 2013 ANNUAL APPROPRI- Paulding County at the General Elec- Lou Ann Wannemacher, County show-stopping song aft er goes to jail and joins anoth- Dance Studio in Auburn, ATION (FUND 001-031): tion to be held at the usual voting places Treasurer – Ms. Wannemacher pre- another and the best danc- er famous stage performer IN and Beth Wisecup of the Th e Board of County Commission- within said Paulding County on the 5th sented paperwork for signatures to pay ers does hereby modify the 2013 Annual day of November, 2013; and said levy be the interest on the sewer project. She re- ing you’ve seen! Th is six time and murderess, Velma Kelly Five Star Dance Academy in Appropriation and hereby directs the placed upon the tax list of the current ported utilizing an OWDA interest as- Tony winning Broadway hit (Abigail Hill, Edon). Both Hicksville, OH. Th is show Paulding County Auditor to transfer year aft er the February settlement next sistance grant; however, payment from funds: succeeding the election, if a majority of the sewer fund is required before the holds the record for the lon- Roxie and Velma are head- will keep you wanting more FROM: 001-031-00003/General the electors voting thereon vote in fa- grant will reimburse. gest running American mu- line hunters seeking to capi- from beginning to end. Fund/Commissioners Miscellaneous/ vor thereof; and the Clerk of the Board Deb Mack, Kevin Wiseman, State Contract Services of County Commissioners be and is Auditor; Lou Ann Wannemacher, sical in Broadway history. talize on pre-trial public- “We were blessed with a TO: 001-003-00014/General Fund/ hereby directed to certify a copy of this County Treasurer; and Claudia Fickel, In the roaring twenties ity for the sake of acquittal great cast—wonderful voic- Commissioners Miscellaneous/County Resolution to the Board of Elections, County Auditor – Th e Bureau of Work- Treasurer/Bank Fees Paulding County, Ohio, this resolution ers’ Compensation refund was the topic Chicago, Roxie Hart (played and stage careers. In the end es and actors with years of AMOUNT: $158.31 is to be passed and certifi ed to the Board of discussion. Th e state auditors recom- by Rachel Banks, Antwerp), their slick lawyer, Billy Flynn dance training,” says Chris IN THE MATTER OF MAINTE- of Elections 90 days prior to the election mended the correct way to track the NANCE ASSESSMENTS FOR THE upon which it will be voted and notify pay-in. Banks, director of Chicago. DUPLICATE YEAR 2013, COLLECT- said Board of Elections to cause notice Georgia Dyson, Dog Warden – Ms. “Th is project has been a very ED IN 2014, ON JOINT DITCHES of election on the question of levying Dyson met with the Commissioners her WITH PUTNAM COUNTY ORC said tax to be given as required by law. current work status. Th ey asked how she rewarding experience and I 6137.03: Adopted the 24th day of June, 2013. is recovering from her recent injury. She am so excited to be bring- Th is 24th day of June, 2013, the Joint THE STATE OF OHIO, PAULD- reports having physical therapy three PauldingVFWPost587Paulding VFW Post 587 Board of County Commissioners of ING COUNTY, SS: times a week. Several job-related issues ing this production to the Paulding and Putnam Counties met in I, Nola Ginter, Clerk of the Board were discussed. Th e necessity for a more Huber.” regular session in the Conference Room of County Commissioners, Paulding professional relationship (employee/em- Family Picnic of the Paulding County Commission- County, Ohio, do hereby certify that ployer), being respectful of each other’s Chicago will be running ers’ Offi ce with the following members the foregoing is taken and copied from time, vehicle update, and job status were th July 26 and 27 at 8:00 p.m. present: the Record of the Proceedings of said other topics reviewed. Ms. Dyson noted July 20 PAULDING COUNTY: Board; that the same has been com- she has chosen to work 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 with an option of dinner Fred Pieper, Present; Tony Zartman, pared by me with the Resolution on said p.m. beginning July 1 when her posi- theater starting at 7:00 p.m. Present; Roy Klopfenstein, Present Record and that it is a true and correct tion begins under the supervision of the 12:00 Dinner reservations must be PUTNAM COUNTY: copy thereof. Sheriff . Th e Commissioners voiced their Travis Jerwers, Present; Vincent Witness my signature, this 24th day concern about Ms. Dyson being on her Everyone is made in advance. Dinner is Schroeder, Absent; John Love, Present of June, 2013. own and recommended that Mr. Huck- catered by Grants Catering Ryan Mapes, Paulding County IN THE MATTER OF APPROV- abaa stay on as assistant yet this week. SWCD Ditch Maintenance, has re- ING FAMILY CHILDREN FIRST Th ey asked that his hours be limited as invited! Open of Antwerp, OH. Sunday’s ported the proposed maintenance col- AND HELP ME GROW FY ‘14 BUD- she takes on more of her job duties. Ms. performance is at 2:00 p.m. lections for the 2013 duplicates with GETS: Dyson mentioned the kennel yard needs to the Public! Paulding and Putnam Counties, in- Th e Board of County Commission- to be mowed more frequently and the For more information, formation sheets attached, and should ers have reviewed and does hereby ap- weeds around the buildings and fence please call 419-506-1085. be placed on the 2013 tax duplicate, to prove Family Children First and Help taken care of. Th e Commissioners will be collected in 2014, for maintenance. Me Grow FY ‘14 Budgets for the fi scal follow up on the yard maintenance. Ken Now, therefore by the Joint Board of year beginning July 1, 2013, through Huckabaa joined the meeting and the Meat furnished and bring County Commissioners of Paulding June 30, 2014. Commissioners voiced their apprecia- PAULDING COUNTY COM- and Putnam Counties, that in order to IN THE MATTER OF THE tion of his assistance during Georgia’s MISSIONERS MEETING provide such maintenance funds, it is PAULDING COUNTY COMMIS- down time. Th e Commissioners ad- a covered dish! deemed necessary to run the attached SIONERS ENTERING INTO AN vised Mr. Huckabaa he could assist un- MINUTES 6/24/13 listed ditches on the 2013 tax duplicate, AGREEMENT WITH THE CHILD til June 30. Mr. Huckabaa reported he Door Prizes • Kids Games • 50/50 to be collected in 2014, for collection SUPPORT ENFORCEMENT AGEN- has checked on peace offi cers’ training Th is 24th day of June, 2013, the for one (1) year only, at the percentage CY FOR OFFICE SPACE COST: classes at Vantage. Th ey begin in Sep- Cornhole Tournament Board of County Commissioners met and the amount provided based on the Th e Paulding County Child Sup- tember and run through May. in regular session with the following benefi ts, and that the same be and is port Enforcement Agency (CSEA) leases Corey Walker, DJFS – Mr. Walker members present: hereby levied upon such benefi ted ar- offi ce space at 201 East Caroline Street, reported that Ohio Department of Job Fred Pieper, Tony Zartman, Roy eas as aforesaid, all in accordance with Paulding, Ohio, a building owned by and Family Services Director, Michael Bring your family and join us! Klopfenstein, and Nola Ginter, Clerk the provisions of Section 6137.03 of the the Paulding County Commissioners; Colbert, has expressed a desire to visit ALLOWANCE OF CLAIMS: Revised Code of Ohio; and the Auditors and a debt was incurred by the Pauld- Paulding County’s facility. Mr. Walker Warrants documented as 198854 of Paulding and Putnam Counties are ing County Commissioners to remodel will keep the Commissioners informed hereby ordered and directed to place the building; and the Ohio Department if a date is set for such a visit. Th ere was such ditch maintenance assessments on of Job and Family Services determines discussion on the purchase of the build- the 2013 tax duplicate, to be collected in the monthly payment to be made by ing on Dooley Drive and its fi nancing 2014, of the respective counties; and it the CSEA. Now therefore the Paulding options. Th e Commissioners will look is found and determined that all formal County Commissioners enter into an into interim fi nancing until a bond can actions of this Board concerning and agreement with the CSEA for a lease be secured. relating to the adoption of this Resolu- eff ective July 1, 2013, in the amount Travis Jerwers and John Love, Put- Lee Kinstle GM tion were so adopted in an open meeting of $1,012.91 per month, for a total of nam County Commissioners – Jt. Ditch of this Board and that all deliberations $12,154.92 per year; and the payments Maintenance meeting (see resolution of this Board and any of its commit- will be used solely to pay principal and above). SALES AND SERVICE tees that resulted in such formal action interest on any debt instrument ar- were in meetings open to the public in ranged by the Paulding County Com- compliance with all legal requirements, missioners. including Section 121.22 of the Ohio IN THE MATTER OF ENTERING Looking for a new Revised Code. INTO A CONTRACT FOR CHILD Want to Advertise, Motion carried. DAYCARE SERVICES WITH NO- IN THE MATTER OF APPROV- CAC: but don’t know or used vehicle? ING A MEMORANDUM OF UN- Th e Director of Paulding County DERSTANDING BETWEEN THE Department of Job & Family Services where to start PAULDING COUNTY BOARD OF has requested authorization to enter Travel to COMMISSIONERS AND THE DEFI- into a contract for child daycare services ANCE COUNTY BOARD OF COM- with NOCAC. Now, therefore the Board MISSIONERS FOR A JOINT COUN- of County Commissioners does hereby TY DEPARTMENT OF JOB AND approve and authorize the request to en- VAN WERT FAMILY SERVICES TO BE KNOWN ter into a contract, dated June 19, 2013, AS THE DEFIANCE-PAULDING for the period July 1, 2013, through June ? CONSOLIDATED DEPARTMENT 30, 2014, with NOCAC for child day- Call OF JOB AND FAMILY SERVICES: care services. Right across from ACE Paulding and Defi ance County MEETING NOTES OF APPOINT- The WEST BEND NEWS Boards of County Commissioners MENTS: (hereinaft er: Boards) have determined Tony Langham, PCED – Phone Hardware. Trust me it will Benji Grant that they share common concerns and conference – Mr. Langham provided the Sales Consultant desire to provide the best possible ser- Commissioners with an update on the be worth the drive! vices to persons seeking services from interviewing process for the Director a consolidated Department of Job and position. He noted six applicants were 419-238-5902 Family Services, including but not lim- interviewed, with four being called back ited to, income maintenance programs for a second interview this week. (food assistance, Medicaid, cash assis- Jim Langham, Paulding Progress tance), child welfare, adult social servic- – Th e topic of today’s news story was the es, and workforce development in their Moving Ohio Forward (MOF) grant. Th e respective counties; and said Boards Commission Pieper provided Mr. Lang- PAGE 12 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] THE 16th ANNUAL CRUISE-IN ON over $1,600 for a family in bake sale, garage sale, and ANN’S ALL SUMMER KIDS ENJOY PIZZA! need. AmeriCare, which raffl e, the proceeds of which BROADWAY CAR SHOW specializes in in-home went straight to the family skilled nursing, home to help with transportation, health aides, and physical, daily living necessities, and occupational, and speech medical bills. Th e benefi t therapy, held a benefi t in its was a huge success because offi ce parking lot on Friday, of the community’s gener- June 28 to raise funds for Ja- osity, in the form of dona- cob, a 15 year old boy who tions from local businesses was recently diagnosed with and all the individuals who Rhabdomyosarcoma, a very stopped out to have their Canal Cruzers Car Club New Haven is open to any- rare form of cancer. cars washed and indulge and the Trion Tavern Pres- one interested in autos or Jacob and his mother their sweet-teeth. Ameri- ents 16th Annual Cruise-in trucks, with approximately hail from Northwest Ohio Care is grateful to each and on Broadway in downtown 24 families. and are currently residing in every one of these business- New Haven on July 10, 2013. For more information, North Carolina, where they es and individuals for their Th e 16th Annual Cruise-in contact Steve Ostheimer were transplanted by his contributions, especially on Broadway car show will at 260-466-3622, steveo- father’s Naval career. Jacob’s to Brush Creek Sales and feature street rods, classics, [email protected]; Dan father is currently not pres- Rental of Paulding for loan- restorations, muscle cars, Schuckel at r.d.schuckel@ ent, and his mother does not ing and delivering tables for Ann’s Bright Beginnings Shown here in front of the antique cars, and trucks. juno.com; Bill Winsemann have the funding available the event; Tri-State Medical All Summer Kids recently new sign are from left : Mr. Sponsored by the Canal at [email protected] to move closer to family. Ja- Supply and Bethany Skiver visited Red Angel Pizza at Dempsey, Haiden Newsome, Cruzers Car Club and Trion Sponsors for the event cob has undergone multiple for their garage sale dona- their new location! Mr. Shawn Macy Mosier, Janee Tousley, Tavern. Th e show starts at are Canal Cruzers Car Club surgeries and is now re- tions; Women of the Evan- Dempsey showed our kiddos Kevin Lin, Micyah Eberle, 6:00 p.m. and continutes till and the Trion Tavern. ceiving chemotherapy and gelical Lutheran Church all around indoors and al- Caleb Mosier and owner, Mrs. 9:00 p.m. Th e car show is Canal Cruzers Car Club radiation therapy at Duke (First Lutheran Church of lowed us to pick our own top- Ethel Clark. Give us a call at open to everyone. was established in 1994 in University Hospital, three Stryker), Kingsbury House, pings for our very own pizza! 419-399-KIDS for more in- Prizes donated by area New Haven. It is open to hours from his home. His and Angie Vogel for their We were then given a slushie formation regarding our busy merchants will be raffl ed anyone interested in autos mother, who had to leave baked good donations; and (yum) while we waited for our daycare! off . Th ere were 458 cars on and trucks. With approxi- work to participate in his R & D Custom Apparel of delicious lunch to be done. showcase for the 2012 car mately 24 families, unlike treatment, had been making Pettisville for making t- show. Canal Cruzers Car your average car club, we try a six-hour round trip many shirts and bracelets to sell form four calls: a plain yelp fi eld. Th is bill updates out- Club established 1994 in to make our club something days to be with him due to at the event. In addition, the whole family can enjoy. a lack of space availability at the McDonalds of Defi ance, of a hen, a cutting of an ex- dated laws by establishing a It doesn’t matter how old the local Ronald McDonald In the Flesh custom tattoo, cited hen, a fl y down cackle, well-defi ned legal standard Evans Custom you are or even what kind of House. Mother and son now Sonic of Bryan, Sauder Vil- 20 seconds of any wild tur- for the release of email and car you own. have a suite at the Ronald lage, the Cooper Shop at key calls, and a gobble call. other electronic communi- Mowing McDonald House for four Sauder Village, Rita Sellers, Contestants may use any cations. Government can Over 30 Yr. Experience months, and are not allowed and Tom’s Donuts for their style of call they prefer (fric- and must play a role in up- DEFIANCE AMERICARE tion or mouth) or any com- holding the Fourth Amend- Fields • CRP Ground OFFICE RAISES FUNDS FOR to go home due to the na- donations of raffl e items, as ture of his illness. Th ey will well as everyone who came bination thereof during their ment and guarding against Vacant Lots FAMILY IN NEED be incurring food, clothing, out and volunteered their performance. Judges will government intrusion in Pastures and medical costs during time. assign a score to each of the our personal lives.” Employees of the Defi - their stay that cannot be met Jacob’s prognosis is un- four calls performed, tak- Under current law, elec- 419-542-7429 ance AmeriCare Home by the family. known at this time due to ing into account the sound tronic communications Cell 419-487-0943 Health offi ce and their Jacob’s Journey benefi t the rare nature of Rhabdo- authenticity of the call. One stored or maintained by a John C. Evans friends and family raised was a combined car wash, myosarcoma and the very prize will be awarded to the third-party provider can be limited number of past cas- highest scoring contestant obtained by a government es. He continues to fi ght and in each age group. entity if that digital commu- is taking things one day at a For more information, nication is older than 180 time. contact the Fair Board at days. H.R. 1852 removes the 419-447-7888. Th e Seneca outdated 180-day rule and FIREWORKS MOVE INSIDE County Fairground is lo- requires a search warrant cated at: 100 Hopewell Ave., based on probable cause. AT THE MAC GYM Tiffi n, Ohio. July brought holiday fi re- LATTA BACKS LEGISLATION Ready for your works outside and now they next set of move inside with the cul- TO UPDATE EMAIL PRIVACY mination of six basketball LAWS Wheels? leagues at the McLaughlin Athletic Center. Each eve- Congressman Bob Lat- ning July 15-19 will bring at ta (R-Bowling Green) has least one single elimination signed on as a cosponsor to tournament championship H.R. 1852, the Email Privacy each day. Monday will be Act, a bill to update current a 6th grade and under boys privacy laws and improve tournament with six par- protections for electronic ticipating teams. Tuesday communications informa- brings a varsity girls tourna- tion stored or maintained ment with six teams and four by third-party service pro- teams of 6th grade and under viders. girls. Wednesday is the big- “Digital communication gest night of the week with privacy laws have not been Give me a Call! ten junior high girls teams. updated since 1986, and DENNIS RECKER Th ursday hosts eight junior yet technology has changed Cell: 419-786-0889 high boys teams and Friday dramatically and is consis- [email protected] will close the week with four tently evolving. We must men’s league teams vying ensure that privacy laws INTEGRITY for the MAC summer title. keep up with technology ORD Schedules will be posted and provide the courts with F 0% on the new MAC website clarity in an ever-changing Business: 419-399-2555 Interest www.macgymohio.com for 48 mos. SIGNUPS OPEN FOR THE From New Haven? Limited Time 2013 SENECA COUNTY Only FAIR TURKEY CALLING Get your LOCAL daily news at CONTEST THE NEW HAVEN Signups for the 2013 Sen- eca County Fair’s Turkey Calling contest will be held on July 1, 2, 3, 8, and 9 at the fair offi ce according to the Bulletin Seneca County Fair board www.newhavenbulletin.com and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. EICHER’S WOODWORKING SHOP, LLC Th e contest will be held 22319 Ward Rd., Woodburn, IN 46797 • 260-632-1065 at 7:30 p.m. on July 26, dur- Now Refacing Old Cabinetry. ing the Seneca County Fair. Get that New Look you’ve been Contestants will be bro- dreaming of in your kitchen ken into 4 age group divi- Granite & Formica & sions: Poults: ages 10 and Solid Surface Countertops younger; Juniors: ages 11 to And Much More 15; Intermediate: ages 16 to 20; and Seniors: ages 21 and 3600 Square Ft. Store & Display older. Furniture Store Hours: Each contestant will per- M-F 8-4:30; Sat 8-2:30; Closed Sun PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 13 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 ALBRIGHT RETURNS HOME Ohio in the Special Olympic Graduation this year is set for May time before major overhaul Answers on 19, 2013. Th e graduation ceremony is D. Events The West Bend News AS 2013 STATE CHAMPION USA 2014 Nationals. Pauld- scheduled to begin at 2:30 pm in the high • See principal’s notes for building Page 15 ing County has never before school gym. We ask that all board mem- events bers meet in the high school cafeteria at • Graduation this Sunday the 19th. Sudoku Puzzle had a Special Olympian 2:10. At this time Mr. Wilson will give E. Operations advance this far. Krystal is instruction as to where you will be seated • Enrollment steady and how we will line up. • Hall of Fame inductees to be an- hoping she gets picked to go. Th is is always an exciting day for our nounced. 1385 It would be such an honor to graduates and I know they appreciate the • Last day is May 23rd. roll that each of you play in their educa- CONSENT AGENDA ITEMS: represent Paulding County tional life. A motion by Pat Baumle to approve and Ohio at National com- OGT results are to be accessible the following consent agenda items: 795 on-line May 10th. At this time I will be A. to commend prom advisor Mrs. petitions. With this in mind collecting the data and should have the Camille Myers and the junior class for Krystal is continuing her unoffi cial results the night of the board putting together an outstanding Jr./Sr. meeting. Th e staff and I are very pleased prom again this year. Th anks also go 4 training and is looking for with the student’s eff ort and have high out to the parents of our juniors for their ways to improve her cycling hopes that our PI score will continue to assistance and hard work with the aft er- rise. prom event; skills which will allow her Once again WTHS will be off ering B. to commend our high school 67 to take a few seconds off her OGT retakes this June. Even though at choir for earning an “Excellent” rating at this time we do not know the student re- the recent OMEA competition; times. sults, I have already placed an order for C. to authorize membership in the 34896 Krystal is very grateful the summer retake session. Th e testing OHSAA for the school year 2013-2014 window for this summer is the week of fi scal year; to all who have supported, June 24th. More information will be made D. to accept the resignation of Jac- encouraged, and sent posi- to any available to those students who queline Frake as National Honor Society 1 must retake the OGT. Advisor; tive thoughts her way as OAA’s are fi nished and the results E. upon the recommendation of the she competed in her races. for these assessments are expected in late Superintendent and JH/HS Principal, to Krystal Albright began June. I hope to have the unoffi cial results off er a part-time contract to Dave Alt as 39 cycling competition with It meant so much to her to for the July board meeting. Th is year, the on-line learning lab director for the Special Olympics in 2010. have the support. just as in past years, student eff ort was 2013-2014 school year, with placement outstanding. Many students took time on the salary schedule to be determined; 821 She raced in both the one to read and reread their answers before F. upon the recommendation of the handing in their test. With this eff ort Superintendent and incoming JH/HS and three mile races. In 2011 WAYNE TRACE LOCAL we are hopeful for a very good report in Principal, to off er a one-year contract to she not only raced in the one SCHOOL BOARD MEETING June. Kara Th omas as an English teacher for 5 147 A few years ago within our special the 2013-2014 school year, based on her and three mile races but add- MINUTES 5/13/13 education department created a course obtaining proper licensure. Placement ed the fi ve mile along with called “Transitions”. Students taking on the salary schedule is to be deter- State University. As part of this agree- upon the recommendation of the Super- the stage race. She fi nished Th e Wayne Trace Local School Dis- this course are taught skills needed to be mined. ment, Wayne Trace students may have intendent and Building Principals, to ap- trict Board of Education met in regular successful in life. Th e skills range from G. upon the recommendation of the opportunity to earn college credit in prove the hiring and rate for the follow- third in the State. In 2012 session on Monday, May 13, 2013 in the planning and cooking a meal to fi lling the superintendent and treasurer to ad- psychology with the Wayne Trace BOE ing helpers for the summer of 2013: she increased her training Lecture Room of Wayne Trace High out tax forms. just the classifi ed contracts of Annette picking up 50% of the tuition costs for • WTHS: Austin Speice – Up to 40 School at 7:30 p.m. Also each year toward the end of Baumle and Ann Olwin with salary in- each student. hrs./week at $8.35 per hour and she placed second in the Pledge of Allegiance was led by Rob- the year Mrs. Chrissy Sinn and Mrs. creases of 2.18% for the 20132014 school N. upon the recommendation of the • WTHS: Lauren Speice – Up to 40 State. Krystal decided that bie Davis. Roll Call: Pat Baumle, Perry DeVelvis work with the students on the year to be in line with current negotiated Superintendent, JH/HS Principal, and hrs./week at $8.10 per hour Sinn, Lisa McClure, Duane Sinn – all interview process. Th is is probably one agreement; Guidance Counselor, to renew the exist- • WTGH: Janelle Davis – Up to 40 second was a great achieve- present; Dick Swary – absent. of, if not the most important skills for H. upon the recommendation of the ing dual credit agreement with Rhoades hrs./week at $8.10 per hour ment, but fi rst place was go- CORRESPONDENCE, RECOG- the students to learn. Mrs. Sinn and Mrs. superintendent to adjust the administra- State College. • WTGH: Addison Baumle – Up to NITION OF GUESTS, HEARING OF DeVelvis contact local business people tive contracts of Amy Noggle and JoEllen O. upon the recommendation of 40 hrs./week at $8.10 per hour ing to be her new goal. In THE PUBLIC: to help with this process. Th e business Sisson with salary increases of 2.18% for NEOLA and the Superintendent, to • WTPE: Elyse Myers – Up to 40 2013 she worked a lot on her Mr. Davis addressed the board re- people are then paired with a student for the 2013-2014 school year to be in line modify several school board policies to hrs./week at $8.85 per hour garding class size at Grover Hill. a mock interview. Th en aft er the process with current negotiated agreement; refl ect changes in state and federal laws; • WTPE/Buses: Kari Myers – Up to endurance along with speed Mrs. Feichter addressed the board is completed all the students and inter- I. upon the recommendation of the P. to authorize the superintendent 40 hrs./week at $8.10 per hour training. with an update on the Race to the Top viewers meet back in the lecture hall to Superintendent, JH/HS Principal, and to contract services with Tom’s Energy • WTPE/Buses: Brock Worden – Up program. discuss the interviews. Each year the stu- Athletic Director (for coaching positions Shop for the purpose of updating indoor to 40 hrs./week at $7.85 per hour 2013 State Competition REPORT OF THE TREASURER: dents arc given vital feedback on how to only), to off er one-year supplemental and outdoor lighting on the JH/HS cam- • WTPE/Buses: Madeline Baumle was held on the campus of Blue Creek Township TIF recom- improve their interviewing skills. contracts for the 2013-2014 school year pus, at a cost not to exceed $20,000; – Up to 40 hrs./week at $7.85 per hour mendation Set meeting date for Finance Th is summer BGSU is off ering a Tech to the following certifi ed personnel: Q. to authorize the superintendent Seconded by Perry Sinn. Roll Call Ohio State University from Committee Trek. Th is is a STEM program for young PULL FOR SEPARATE VOTE. to contract services with All American Vote: Lisa McClure, Perry Sinn, Duane June 28-30. Approximately 13-05-01 CONSENT AGENDA ladies who have demonstrated strengths • Jim Linder – Athletic Director Tracks for the purpose of re-surfacing the Sinn – all aye; Pat Baumle – abstain. Mo- ITEMS: in Science and Math. Th is year there • Bill Speller – Head HS Football track, at a cost not to exceed $40,000. tion passed. 2700 athletes attended and A motion by Lisa McClure to approve were over 300 young ladies nominated • Tom McCord – Assistant HS Foot- **Before we pass the consent resolu- “Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code competed in 11 diff erent the following consent agenda items: for the Tech Trek program. Due to lim- ball tion, are there any items you would like Section 121.22(G)(1), a motion by Pat A. to approve the minutes of the ited space available this number of 300 • Bethany Hughes – Head HS Girls to move from the consent agenda to the Baumle to adjourn to executive session sports. Th e athletes were April 15, 2013 Board Meeting; was broken down into the top 100 ladies. Basketball and Freshman Volleyball discussion agenda for further discussion for the purpose of considering the ad- housed in the campus dorms B. to approve the payment of bills Th en each of these 100 young ladies went (pending enough participants to fi eld a and/or for separate voting purposes? ministrative contract of an employee of and investment report for April 2013 as through an interview process in order team) LESS ITEMS 1 AND L FOR SEPARATE the School District.” and their meals were served presented by the treasurer; to fi nd the fi nal 50 deserving students. • Colleen Saylor – Assistant HS Vol- VOTING. Seconded by Lisa McClure. Roll in the Tom Davis gym lo- C. to schedule a Finance Committee It is with great pleasure that I am able to leyball Seconded by Lisa McClure. Pat Call Vote: Pat Baumle, Lisa McClure, meeting for May 20, 2013 at 6:30 a.m. in share with you that three young Wayne • Dawn Wright – 8th Grade Vol- Baumle, Lisa McClure, Perry Sinn, Perry Sinn, Duane Sinn – all aye. Motion cated in the OSU Recreation the Lecture Room at Wayne Trace High Trace students were accepted into the leyball Duane Sinn – All aye. Motion passed. passed. and Physical Activity Cen- School to review and update Five Year Tech Trek program. Th ese young ladies • Mallory Diamond – 7th Grade Vol- On a motion by Pat Baumle that NO NEW BUSINESS forecast. are: Celia Baker, daughter of Terry and leyball upon the recommendation of the Super- A motion made by Perry Sinn to ter (RPAC). **Before we pass the consent resolu- Wendy Baker; Leah Massel, daughter of • Annette Sinn – Head Cross Coun- intendent, JH/HS Principal, and Athletic adjourn the meeting. Seconded by Pat Krystal was thrilled to tion, are there any items you would like Michael and Tana Massel; and Alisa El- try (33⅓ %) Director (for coaching positions only), to Baumle. Vote by Acclamation of mem- to move from the consent agenda to the liot daughter of Shen-ay Elliott. I would • Chrissy Sinn – Head Cheerleader off er one-year supplemental contracts bers. Ayes have it – motion passed. once again earn her way to discussion agenda for further discussion like to congratulate these three young Advisor (50%) for the 2013-2014 school year to the fol- Th e next Board meeting will be held state games by placing fi rst and/or for separate voting purposes? ladies and their parents. • Kerry Gudakunst – Co-Assistant lowing certifi ed personnel: June 10, 2013. Seconded by Pat Baumle. Roll Call Relay for Life will be held on Friday, Cheerleader Advisor (10%) • Jim Linder – Athletic Director or second in all of her area Vote: Lisa McClure, Pat Baumle, Perry May 10, 2013. Th is is always a big event • Susie Johnson – Boys Faculty Man- • Bill Speller – Head HS Football races. Her countless hours Sinn, Duane Sinn – all aye. Motion for our students and staff . Th e Student ager (65%) • Tom McCord – Assistant HS Foot- passed. Council has put many hours into prepa- • Zach Miller – Scholastic Bowl Ad- ball of hard work paid off for VANTAGE REPORT – PAT ration for the Relay for Life and I am sure visor and Drama Club Advisor/Drama • Bethany Hughes – Head HS Girls her. She set a new personal BAUMLE: just as in past years the outcome will be Club Tech Assistant (30%) Basketball and Freshman Volleyball Ben Winans has been hired as the worthy of their eff orts. • Annette Sinn – HS Student Coun- (pending enough participants to fi eld a best record time in all of her new principal. Herb Monroe Park fund raising has cil Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor, team) OGT scoring was on line today. Ap- been completed. When asked to partici- and Freshman Class Advisor • Colleen Saylor – Assistant HS Vol- races. In the one mile she Hookpate in this project we set a goal of $1000 &• Sharon ArrowSpinner – Drama Club Ad- nd pears that 68% passed all 5 sections. leyball fi nished in 2 place (silver). PAYNE ELEMENTARY PRINCI- dollars and at this time I am glad to say visor/Drama Club Tech Assistant (70%) • Dawn Wright – 8th Grade Vol- PAL’S REPORT – SARAH FRANZ: that we have met our goal. Th rough one • Robbie Lucas – Marching Band, leyball She was eight seconds be- major fundraiser the students raised Concerts, Contest Lessons, Pep Band, • Mallory Diamond – 7th Grade Vol- st 1. We are excited that OAAs are Is currently taking hind 1 place. In the three completed. Th e teachers were very happy $811 and then with a few small fund rais- and Swing Choir/Assistant Instrumental leyball with the eff orts the students made while ers the students were able to raise the (25%) • Annette Sinn- Head Cross Coun- mile she once again fi nished remaining dollars. • Sarah Franz – Senior Class Advi- orders for: nd taking the tests. try (33⅓ %) in 2 place (silver). Her time 2. We will have a Cyber-Bullying as- GROVER HILL ELEMENTARY sor • Chrissy Sinn – Head Cheerleader sembly on May 8th. PRINCIPAL’S REPORT – ALAN J. upon the recommendation of the Advisor (50%) blueberries & was nine seconds behind LAUTZENHEISER: Superintendent, JH/HS Principal, and st 3. Our 2 hour delay will give the • Kerry Gudakunst – Co-Assistant 1 place. In the fi ve mile teachers an opportunity to learn more 1. Ohio Achievement Assessments Athletic Director (for coaching positions Cheerleader Advisor (10%) peaches! she fi nished in fi rst place about Student Learning Objectives. Th is have been completed. I would like to only), to off er one-year supplemental • Susie Johnson – Boys Faculty Man- will be part of the new Teacher Evalua- thank all of our staff who assisted and contracts for the 2013-2014 school year ager (65%) Blueberries are cleaned (gold). Krystal blew away tions. gave of their time to help with the ad- to the following classifi ed personnel: • Zach Miller – Scholastic Bowl Ad- her competition by fi nish- 4. Our 5th grade will present their ministration of these assessments. • Mike Speice – Assistant HS Foot- visor and Drama Club Advisor/Drama and boxed in Spring Program on Friday, May 17th at 2. May 9 was the fi nal 2 hour delay of ball Club Tech Assistant (30%) lb lb ing this race a full one min- 1:30 p.m. the year for professional development. • Chad Goeltzenleuchter – Co-As- • Annette Sinn – HS Student Coun- 5 or 10 boxes ute 36 seconds ahead of 2nd 5. We will have a school-wide cel- 3. Th e primary classes presented sistant HS Football (80%) cil Advisor, Sophomore Class Advisor, ebration to celebrate our Excellent with their spring program recently to two • Kenny Speice – Co-Assistant HS and Freshman Class Advisor place. Th e stage race, with Distinction rating on the 20th. We were packed gyms. Congratulations to Ms. Football (20%) • Sharon Spinner – Drama Club Ad- excited to have Mr. Arnold come over Spinner and the students for a job well • Angie Speice – Head HS Volleyball visor/Drama Club Tech Assistant (70%) all accumulated race times, done. • Chris Rosswurm – Head HS Boys st and present the plaque to the school. It • Robbie Lucas – Marching Band, placed Krystal in 1 place in is hanging proudly on the wall by the 4. Carnival and Olympic Day will be Golf Concerts, Contest Lessons, Pep Band, State earning her the female offi ce. held at Wayne Trace Grover Hill Elemen- • Al Welch – Head HS Girls Golf and Swing Choir/Assistant Instrumental 6. Th ank you for allowing me to be tary on May 17. Th e PTO and Mrs. Mohr • Troy Branch – Co-Cross Country (25%) division title of 2013 Ohio the Principal at Payne Elementary for have a great day of activities planned for (33 1/3%) • Sarah Franz – Senior Class Advi- State Champion. the past 7 years. I will greatly miss this our students. • Terry Campbell – Co-Cross Coun- sor job, but I am excited to begin my new 5. Our annual awards assembly will try (33 1/3%) Seconded by Lisa McClure. Roll Call 05542 Huber Rd. Krystal’s name will now take place on May 21. Awards for grades • Chrissy Landrum – Co-Cheerlead- Vote: Pat Baumle, Lisa McClure, Perry, career at the JH/HS as the Guidance Hicksville, OH be placed in a drawing, to Counselor. 1-3 will be at 9:30. Awards for grades 4-6 er Advisor (40%) Duane Sinn – all aye; Perry Sinn – ab- WT JR/SR HIGH PRINCIPAL’S will take place at 1:30. • Ann Olwin – Girls Faculty Man- stain. Motion passed. 419-542-0262 see who will be representing REPORT – KEVIN E. WILSON: 6. All students who have achieved ager On a motion by Lisa McClure that 500 AR Points as well as the Paulding • Terri Overmyer – Boys Faculty County Battle of the Books champions Manager (35%) will have lunch with me at Pizza Hut on • Joni Wenninger – Swing Choir/As- May 15. sistant Instrumental (75%) 7. Kindergarten Recognition will • Camille Myers – Junior Class HARLAN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH be on May 22 at 9:30 in the Grover Hill Prom Advisor and District Information MUMMA’SMAGNETO gym. Specialist 8. Th e second grade students re- K. upon the recommendation of the Repair and Rebuilding Service cently presented their research projects Superintendent, JH/HS Principal, and to their fellow students as well as fam- Athletic Director, to approve the follow- 13946 Parent Road ily members and friends. Th is lesson ing individuals as volunteer coaches for involves the use of many parent and staff the 2013-2014 school year: New Haven, IN 46774 Wholesale • Retail volunteers. It is our students’ fi rst intro- • Jennifer Mohr – Volleyball duction to doing a research project and • Anita Branch – Cross Country Serving the presentation. • Jeremy Daeger – Boys Golf Phone 260-493-1608 area 13 year 9. We have completed the fi nal ad- • Bill Rahrig – Girls Golf Trusses you can s! ministration of the Aims Web Diagnostic L. upon the recommendation of the Locally owned testing for the year. Th is allows us to get Superintendent and Building Principals, TRUST & Service a good measure of the students’ progress to approve the hiring and rate for the fol- Ron and Gladys Mumma and ope from the beginning of the year. It also lowing helpers for the summer of 2013: rated gives us good baseline data to compare PULL FOR SEPARATE VOTE you can depend on! with the initial Aims Web administra- • WTHS: Austin Speice – Up to 40 tion when the students return in the fall. hrs./week at $8.35 per hour NO COMMITTEE REPORTS. • WTHS: Lauren Speice – Up to 40 SUPERINTENDENT’S REPORT: hrs./week at $8.10 per hour DAVE’S HEATING & Air Conditioning Stop by our shop today and A. Curriculum • WTGH: Janelle Davis – Up to 40 • OGT Scores came today hrs./week at $8.10 per hour Come see what we have to offer! see why we’ve become the shop • Technology recommendations • WTGH: Addison Baumle – Up to should be ready soon. Renew Dual Cred- 40 hrs./week at $8.10 per hour SPRING TUNE-UP $70 it agreement • WTPE: Elyse Myers – Up to 40 to build your trusses. • OTES draft – approval required in hrs./week at $8.85 per hour June. • WTPE/Buses: Kari Myers – Up to SERVICE CALLS $60 B. Personnel 40 hrs./week at $8.10 per hour Farm • Commercial • Residential • Digital Academy program outline. • WTPE/Buses: Brock Worden – Up Geothermal • Boilers • In-fl oor heating • New English teacher on agenda for to 40 hrs./week at $7.85 per hour 260-627-0933 • [email protected] approval. • WTPE/Buses: Madeline Baumle Furnaces • Air Conditioning C. Buildings and Grounds – Up to 40 hrs./week at $7.85 per hour • Restrooms are completed. M. upon the recommendation of the 419-399-9334 • 419-789-0082 fax# 260-627-0934 • Will be updating outdoor lighting Superintendent, JH/HS Principal, and Dave Elston, owner and some indoor. Guidance Counselor, to renew the exist- 8608 Road 171 WWW.GRABILLTRUSS.NET • Track repair due and probably last ing dual credit agreement with Wright Oakwood, OH 45873

HELP WANTED PAGE 14 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] saved and applied to future Drugs; Case A; Pre-Waive; defendant A: Criminal Damages; J-No Cont; de- Dix’s 1st Addition; 0.202 acre; To: Ste- According to the Con- AGENT ON THE MOVE has been indicted by the Common Pleas fendant has a pay for stay police for in- ven & Pamela Miller visits to McMichael’s web- Court Grand Jury; case shall be bound carceration; pay all fi nes & costs; make Payne Village: gressional Research Service, site, and utilized as the basis over; Case B; Possess Chemical; Prel- restitution; complete 3rd Millennium 6/21/13; Harold Wannemacher, et the Administration’s off - for automatic email notifi ca- Waive; defendant has been indicted by Alcohol Course; community service; al; Lot 4; Anspach Subdivision; 0.227 shore leasing plan for 2012- the Common Pleas Court Jury; case ‘Th inking for A Change’; probation; acre; To: John Keith Wannemacher tions from the UPMLS da- shall be bound over; Case C; Endanger seek employment; Count B; Underage 6/26/13; Troy M. & Amanda Ge- 2017 off ers no new areas for tabase. IDX Broker soft ware GorrellChild; Prel-Waive; defendant Bros. has been Comsum; No Cont; shall pay all fi nes rardot; Lot 6; pt lot Proxmire’s Payne lease and the lowest number has even enabled a search indicted by the Common Pleas Court & costs Allotment; 0.412 acre; To: Trent J. & of lease sales in history. Th is alert that notifi es home Grand Jury; case shall be bound over Tommy Lee Bigger; Antwerp; Rec Audrey M. Hennings bill requires the Adminis- Chad E. Snavely; Haviland; Case Stolen Prop; Dismissed; case dismissed 6/28/13; Phillip L. Helms, dec’d; seekers when a property that A; Domestic Violence; No Cont; defen- per State w/out prejudice; costs waived Lot 22 Block G; outlots; 2.907 acres; To: tration to submit a fi ve-year matches their saved speci- dant shall have no contact w/victims; Edward Miller; Antwerp; Junk Or- Judd P. Helms leasing plan for developing fi cations are listed online, complete community service; complete dinance; Dismissed; case dismissed per Scott Village: off shore energy resources by ‘Th inking for A Change’ through pro- Village; costs waived 6/18/13; Arthur C. Doster, dec’d; saving agents, brokers, and bation; if qualifi es can be entered into Jacob Allen Williams; Payne; Dis- Lots 31 & 38; original plat; 0.400; To: 2015. Also included in the their client’s valuable time. the Fresh Start program; submit to orderly Cond; Ct-Not G; pay all fi nes & John Arthur Doster bill is a reorganization of With his IDX subscrip- mental health evaluation; Case B; Do- costs; pay or appear the Department of Interior’s mestic Violence; No Cont; jail days to Abbie L. Holton; Cloverdale; Pass HOUSE PASSES BILL TO tion, McMichael also gains run concurrent w/Case A; Case C; As- Bad Check; No Cont; pay all fi nes & off shore energy agencies access to the tools IDX Bro- sualt; No Cont; jail days to run concur- costs; probation; community service; EXPAND U.S. OFFSHORE into three separate agencies ker supplies to real estate rent w/Case B seek employment; make restitution ENERGY PRODUCTION with an emphasis on envi- IDX, Inc. welcomes New Gary L. Owens; Oakwood; Disor- through clerk’s offi ce Haven, Indiana real estate agents and brokers to cus- derly Condc; J-No Cont Property Transfers: ronmental protections and broker Steve McMichael to tomize every aspect of his Scott M. Rau; Scott; Paraphernalia; Benton Twp.: Congressman Bob Latta safety to handle off shore en- the ever-expanding network real estate website. By utiliz- Dismissed; Case A dismissed, sentence 6/24/13; O’Deli C. Williams, dec’d; (R-Bowling Green) voted in ergy operations. is stayed; Case B; Child Endangerment; Sec 18; Mooney Meadows; 0.344 acre; of professional agents and ing these unique features, No Cont; defendant shall pay all fi nes & To: Dennis O. Williams, et al favor of a bill to expand U.S. brokers who are choosing to he can edit CSS and global costs; sentence is stayed 6/28/13; Jerry W. & Ardis Coomer, off shore energy production, EAST ALLEN COUNTY integrate the innovative IDX wrappers to design a profes- James E. Farr; Paulding; Prohib et al; Sec 24; W½ SE¼ & SE¼; 119.00 H.R. 2231, the Off shore En- sional look and branding Activity; Guilty; shall pay all fi nes; the acres; To: Rachel L. Laukhuf SCHOOLS NAME solution onto their websites. antlers, skull cap and the cape of the 6/28/13; Candice A. Coomer, dec’d; ergy and Jobs Act. As an experienced broker, for his business and its on- deer are to be forfeited to the State of Sec 24; W½ SE¼ & SE¼; To: Rachel L. “Th e U.S. has an abun- CHANGES McMichael has dramatical- line solution. Additionally, Ohio Division of Wildlife Laukhuf dance of natural resources McMichael can continually Terry L. Richard; Grover Hill; Con- 7/1/13; William H. & Christine J. ly simplifi ed the online real fi ne of Dog; No Cont; defendant shall Hartsock; Sec 13; S½; Sec 14; Shaff er and through the develop- Eff ective July 1, 2013 the estate search for his clients grow his business through pay all fi nes & costs Subdivision; 0.33 acre; To: Donald J. ment of these resources we following school names have and other area home seek- an IDX-provided client Arianna Bartley; Paulding; Fail Kelble are able to create American changed per board approval lead generation system. By Reg. Dog; Count A; J-Guilty; shall Blue Creek Twp.: jobs and lower energy pric- ers. Upstar MLS (UPMLS) pay all fi nes & costs; $25 suspended if 6/21/13; Rhonda J. Rager; Sec 19; pt on November 27, 2012. Th ese broker has forever changed adding a customizable IDX proof shown of registration on Count W½ NW¼; 1.00 acre; To: Eric M. & Em- es. Th is bill will expand U.S. changes are in alignment with the way potential buyers fi nd solution, McMichael has A; Count B; Confi ne of Dog; No Cont; ily L. Simindinger energy production while the district’s redesign plan. transformed his profes- J-Guilty; defendant shall pay all fi nes 6/24/13; Jeff ery L. & Lori J. Miller; ensuring that it is done in a • Highland Terrace Ele- the home of their dreams, & costs Sec 12; pt NW¼; 31.528 acres; To: Eric thanks to his IDX-enabled sional website to be the most Chalcy A. Sharp; Grover Hill; Case R. Buchman responsible way,” said Latta. mentary going to New Haven website. eff ective real estate resource A; Fail Reg. Dog; No Cont; shall pay all 6/27/13; Amy & Jeff Cotterman; “Th is Administration’s Primary School (Pre-K – 2) Five unique search func- for his clients. fi nes & costs; $25 suspended if shows Sec 28; pt SE¼; 1.9113 acre; To: Jeff A. & energy policy is far from the • Meadowbrook Elemen- proof of registration; Case B; Confi ne Amy Cotterman tions have made it monu- www.newhavenbulletin.com of Dog; No Cont; pay all fi nes & costs Brown Twp.: “all-of-the-above” strategy tary going to New Haven mentally easier for real es- Joshua A. Evans; Paulding; Case A; 6/28/13; Sharon M. Doster, dec’d; that the President touts to Intermediate School (Grades tate seekers to narrow and PAULDING COUNTY COURT Th eft ; No Cont; shall make restitution; Sec 26; pt SE¼ SE¼; 4.938 acres; To: the public. Since taking of- 3-5) repay court appointed counsel fees; Charles A. Doster focus their search of the REPORTS complete 3rd millennium shoplift ing Carryall Twp.: fi ce in 2009, access to pri- Th e mascot for each school UPMLS database. Th e basic, course; placed on EMHA for 35 days Joseph C. & R Suzanne Mock; Sec vately funded development is the Bulldog! advanced, map, address and Criminal Disposition Report: on each count; probation; no contact w/ 25; pt SE¼ NW¼; 0.97 acre; To: Joseph of traditional sources of en- listing ID searches retrieve Doneta E. Adkins; Oakwood; Falsi- victim; Case B; Th eft ; No Cont; 35 days J. & Jennifer L. Clark ergy have been blocked on fi cation; No Cont; pay all fi nes & costs; EMHA to run concurrent w/Case A Cari Clevinger, dec’d; Sec 25; Lots Farm Equipment only the most relevant listing reimburse costs of appointed counsel David A. Vielma; Haviland; Th eft ; 1 & 2; Proxmire Allotment; 0.534 acre; federal lands while regula- data and properties for each fees; standard probation; 3 days jail to No Cont; shall pay for stay at Paulding To: Janette Clevinger tions on plants that provide Consignment Auction run concurrent w/case #13 TRC-509; County Jail; pay all fi nes & costs; proba- Crane Twp.: low-cost electricity to fami- Saturday Aug. 10, 2013 home seeker based upon tion; complete 3rd millennium course; 6/25/13; William J. Slone, dec’d; Sec 15 days EMHA; no unlawful contact lies and small businesses their individual real estate w/person shall make restitution through clerk’s 21; pt S½ SW¼ SE¼; 3.43 acres; Sec 28; Consign 1 piece or whole line. Jeff ery Mekus; Paulding; Cruel to offi ce; community service pt N½ NW¼ NE¼; 1.57 acre; To: Mar- have increased,” Latta con- needs. Advanced searches Call for info & get your even give potential Indiana Animal; J-No Cont; Case A; defendant Chad E. Arnett; Paulding; Count cella Slone tinued. “To meet our nation’s shall pay fi nes & costs; standard pro- A; Menacing; No Cont; pay all fi nes & 6/28/13; Nolan G. & LaDonna K equipment advertised. buyers the tools to specify growing long-term energy bation; community service; complete costs; no contact w/victims; if one of Shisler; Sec 4; pt NW¼ NW¼; 1.85 acre: Farmer Center Equipment the subdivision, scenery, ‘Th ink for A Change’ program; not to the community control sanctions are To: Michael J. Zielke demands and maintain our fl ooring, and schools they won animals while on probation; make violated the court may impose a longer Emerald Twp.: economic viability in the Farmer, OH 419-658-2515 restitution through the clerk’s offi ce; time under the same cc sanction; Case 6/27/13; Christine E. Laker, Trust- desire in a property. Th ese Case B; Cruel to Animal; J-No Cont; B; Disorderly Conduct; Dismissed; ee, dec’d; Sec 5; E½ SW¼ & SW¼ SW¼; world marketplace, we must search parameters can be dispo same as Count A Count B dismissed per State 120.00 acres; Sec 6; SE¼ SE¼; 37.597 embrace all of America’s en- Daniel J. Miller; Antwerp; Mfg. Chaz Bullinger; Oakwood; Count acres; To: David Laker & Bonita Nally, ergy resources.” Trustees Jackson Twp.: 6/20/13; Guss A. & LeAnn Schlat- ter; Sec 32; pt SW¼ SW¼; 1.50 acre; To: DERCK’S LANDSCAPING SUPPLIES Gorrell Bros. AUCTION Guss A. & LeAnn Schlatter 15193 Rd. 45 Latty Twp.: AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE Thurs., Aug. 1 @ 6:00 P.M. 6/24/13; Kacy N. Cooper N/A Kacy Antwerp, Ohio 45813 1201 N. WILLIAMS • PAULDING, OHIO 45879 N. Wagner & Bert Wagner; Sec 35; pt 419-399-4066 Downtown Building NE¼ SE¼; 1.911 acre; To: Charles K. 419-258-2512 Youtsey, III 419-506-1902 www.gorrellbros-paulding.com Paulding, OH 7/1/13; Patricia Mosier; Sec 25; pt NE¼ NW¼; 0.96 acre; To: Th e State Gorrell Bros.Bank & Trust Company Mulch Colors: 7/1/13; Noel E. Th omas, dec’d; Sec Red, Brown, and Gold; 35; pt S½ SE¼; 16.578 acres; To: Elieen NEW COLOR: BLACK E. Th omas, LE, et al Paulding Twp.: Black Dirt and Small Gravel. 6/27/13; Enoch & Th eresa D. Shel- Everything is in Bulk ton; Sec 11; Lots 21-23; Landrie Subdivi- sion; 0.68 acre; To: Angela L. Buchman Washington Twp.: Estate & Real Estate Auctions 6/21/13; Susan M. Barnhart; Sec 35; S½ SE¼ NE¼; 1.00 acre; To: Brad M. & Bethany R. Colley Location: 109 E. Perry St., Paulding, OH ……2 story downtown building across from the Court House 6/24/13; Marilyn A. Wannemacher; with 2,000+- sq. ft.  rst  oor open retail, of ce, storage or other possibilities - and - probably one of the nicer downtown Sec 24; pt S½ SW¼; 3.355 acres; Sec 24; Serving Northeast Indiana updated, 2 bedroom, second  oor apartments (this is where Thelma lived) - and - rear off street parking with many pos- W½ SE¼; 80.00 acres; To: Marilyn A. sibilities for the  rst  oor with the second  oor having rent potential to make the payments for the entire building ……… Wannemacher, LE, et al & Northwest Ohio Investors, speculators, money makers are welcome ----- Open Inspections: 12 noon to 1 P.M. Thurs., July 18th & Antwerp Village: Let Our Local Expertise 6/25/13; Christopher L. Bohner & with a National Presence Thurs., July 25th, Or Call Gorrell Bros. at (419) 399-4066 for other inspection & auction information or visit our web Pamela L. Herber N/A Pamela Bohner; site @ www.gorrellbros-paulding.com Terms: $1,000 earnest money on the day of auction upon signing of purchase Sec 27; pt SE¼ outlots; 0.244 acre; To: Work for You! agreement with the balance due at closing on or before Aug. 30, 2013 …… Seller: Thelma A. Hill Estate, Louella I. Pamela L. Herber Jerry Ehle • 866-340-0445 Thomas, Ex, Pldg Co. Probate Crt Case 20131028, David A. Hyman, Attorney ……….…. Don Gorrell, Auction 6/28/13; Phillip L. Helms, dec’d; Manager; Larry D. Gorrell, Broker; Aaron Timm - Sandra Mickelson - Nolan Shisler, Auctioneers. Lot 3; Jones Addition; 0.200 acre; To: SchraderFortWayne.com Judd P. Helms Haviland Village: 6/27/13; Tim & Michelle R. Rob- erts; Lot 22; original plat; 0.65 acre; To: Comprehensive Gorrell Bros. Red Clay Real Estate, LLC AUCTION 7/1/13; Ronald C. & Deborah J. Optometry and Optical AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE Klewer; Lot 105; original plat; 0.65 acre; 1201 N. WILLIAMS • PAULDING, OHIO 45879 Sat., Aug. 3 @ 10:00 A.M To: Mark C. Klewer Accepting many insurances 419-399-4066 Oakwood Village: Affordable cash pay rates Real Estate & Personal Property 6/20/13; Marvin L. & Joyce E. Estle, www.gorrellbros-paulding.com Location: 521 N. Main St., Payne, OH et al; Lot 3; Estle 1st Addition; 0.233 acre; To: Th omas W. Pier 6/25/13; JP Morgan Chase Bank; For more information Dr. Kara Laughlin Sec 26; Lot 5; pt lot, outlots; 0.242 acre; visit www.grabilleye.com To: Aaron Brewer Paulding Village: 6/24/13; Hiriam C. Smith, dec’d; 260.627.1091 Lot 4; Country Side Estates; 0.312 acre; 13818 State Street, Grabill, IN 46741 To: Catherin W. Smith 6/24/13; Catherin W. Smith, dec’d; Parcel 1 Parcel 2 Lot 4; Country Side Estates; 0.312 acre; Parcel 1: Approximate 1484 sq. ft. 1 ½ story house w/ 3 BR, Bath, Kitchen, Dining, Living … Gas heat … Nice 2 car To: Clynton T. Smith, et al garage ….. Inside has been partially updated ….. Approximate lot size 135 ft. x 156 ft. with frontage on Main St. ….. 6/25/13; Russell E. & Kathryn P. Investors & Speculators Welcome --- probably sell in a very affordable price range ……. Open Inspections: Wed., Parrish; Lot 19 N 25; Lot 20; S½ Non- July 17th 4 P.M. to 5 P.M. and Sat., July 27th 10A.M. to 11 A.M. eman-DeMuth Allotment; 0.358 acre; To: Karen K. Bradford, Trustee Parcel 2: Approximate 66 ft. x 260 ft. lot with 24x20 barn / garage …. Frontage on Parkway Drive (street from N. 6/26/13; Gary J. & Sheila R. Main St. into the Payne Community Park) Justinger; Sec 12; Lot 52; S ½ outlots; Real Estate Procedure and Terms: Multi parcel offering with bidding on each individual parcels & combination; 0.641 acre; To: Caitlin S. Blair $500 earnest money for each parcel on day of auction upon signing of the purchase agreement with closing on or 6/28/13; Jonathan Chesman; Lot 34; original plat; 0.150 acre; To: Gregory In & Above Ground Pools Filled before Sept. 3, 2013, upon delivery of deed and attorneys certi cate of title.…….. Plus Household, Tools, Trailer, L. Reinhart Clean Clear City Water Sulky -- watch for detailed ad or Call Gorrell Bros. at (419) 399-4066 for auction information or visit our web site 7/1/13; Rhonda L. Bakle, Trustee, @ www.gorrellbros-paulding.com ……. Seller: Charles Eugene Copsey Estate, Joan M. Sizemore, Ex., Pldg Co. Lot 2; Cullen’s Addition; 0.202 acre; To: 8703 Notestine Road • Fort Wayne, IN 46835 Probate Crt Case 2013, Joseph Burkard Attorney of Cook, Burkard & Gorrell LTD ……….… Don Gorrell, Michael E. & Marcy J. Iler johniheathandsoninc.com [email protected] Auction Manager; Larry D. Gorrell, Broker; Aaron Timm - Sandra Mickelson - Nolan Shisler, Auctioneers 7/2/13; Claude Hale Miller; Lot 40; 260-438-7907 260-627-2574 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 15 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013

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PAGE 16 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 10, 2013 Branch ChristianPH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] YEAR AFTER DROUGHT, CMH’S WORKPLACEFellowship WELL- wide range of services are of- related risk factors, and to FOR RENT: THIS SPACE FIREWORK SALES RETURN NESS CELEBRATES 1 YEAR fered. Physicals to education design and instruct individu- TO NORMAL and prevention programs are als and department heads to Remodeled weekly if you request. High-traffi c area. In June of 2012, Com- off ered to area businesses. allow independent follow- Convenient location. All maint. included. Business boomed for local munity Memorial Hospital’s Ergonomic assessment is through with wellness or fl ex- Call 419-258-2000 for more info fi rework stores this summer. Workplace Wellness program one program that is off ered. ibility programs. Aft er a drought stopped most was launched. Workplace Ergonomic assessment is the Most importantly, our pro- sales last year, this year’s re- Wellness off ers employers a identifi cation of the potential gram is designed to maintain bound was explosive. comprehensive program tai- risk factors as related to the employees’ health through Thank YouDISPATCHER Many stores around Fort lored to meet the individual specifi c job or occupation. wellness, return them to work Th e Workplace Wellness staff following an injury, and re- Hornish Bros. Inc. in Defi ance, Ohio is looking for a Wayne were prepared to close needs of each business. provides feasible modifi ca- duce your healthcare costs. for your Support!person to work in its dispatch department. Qualifi ed this weekend, but were doing Vasavi Reddy, MD, heads so aft er good sales the past up our Workplace Wellness tions to reduce the risk of in- Workplace injuries may be applicant should be profi cient in computer use, be able several days. program. She is supported by juries in the workplace. seen without an appointment to listen well, think under pressure and have excellent “It went really well,” Mike our team of physical, occupa- Education is also avail- during the clinic hours. Th is verbal skills and be available to work any shift. Experi- Hensley, a franchise owner of tional, and respiratory thera- able for managers, supervi- allows employers to send in- ence preferred. Please e-mail your USA Fireworks, said. “A little pists, laboratory staff , and sors, and employees and is juries directly to a physician presented on the appropriate who will not only treat the resume to Steve Corbitt at: bit larger than my average has physician offi ce staff . Johna- been over the last fi ve years. than Haggerty, DC, ATC, our academic level of the audi- injury but provide consistent [email protected]. EOE. A lot of last minute shoppers staff chiropractor and athletic ence and directed to their follow up care while keeping this year compared to last. trainer, is also an integral specifi c occupations and en- employer costs lower. I defi nitely had the largest part of our Workplace Well- vironment. Th e goals of the For more information, Fourth of July I ever had. ness program. program are to increase the visit Community Memorial KLOPFENSTEIN REPAIR Hensley hadn’t totaled this While Workplace Well- awareness of each employee’s Hospital’s website at www. year’s sales yet, but estimated ness off ers pre-employment role in supporting safe work cmhosp.com. Click on the Auto • Truck • Farm • Industrial he had sold fi ve times more physicals and drug screening, behaviors and injury preven- Services tab and then Work- tion, identifi cation of job- place Wellness. Major & Minor Repairs • Complete Vehicle Maintenance than last year. much more is available. A AC Service & Repair “All the returned custom- ers from two years ago that Taking orders for Diesel Service • Complete Engine Rebuilding said, hey I’m sorry I missed NOW AVAILABLE AT DOT Inspections • ASE Certifi ed Staff you last year, I defi nitely ap- Michigan Jersey preciated hearing that,” he Tim Klopfenstein 19718 Notestine Road said. BLUEBERRIES 657-5700 shop Woodburn, IN 46797 On Saturday, Hensley had several customers come Mechanically Picked through his doors, who hoped DMC Container Service to get a deal before business $1.00 per pound closed. “Th ere’s an expectation “Your Local Hometown Dairy” from customers that prices Call 419-542-6787 are reduced aft er the Fourth,” for questions or to place an order! Hensley said. “It will prob- ably vary from owner to own- er, as to how well they did, how much product they got 10 Yd 15 Yd left , and how bad they want to Do you get 260-267-8274 get rid of it.” Hensley said many stores see high costs when they 8 hours of sleep, shipped their unsold fi re- works back to the warehouse. Lincoln Dyer is a fi rework salesman at DKD Fireworks, but still Dawn Carpenter Becky Strickler located on Blufft on Road, 419-438-2742 419-769-1157 which sells fi reworks year Dawn@realtyfi ve.com Becky@realtyfi ve.com round. feel tired? “Th is year was exponen- tially better than last,” Dyer Daytime sleepiness may be a sign of sleep apnea, a serious disorder in which said. “Last year, we had a burn ban in place, and last year we breathing stops repeatedly during sleep. Untreated, it can lead to high blood did about $400 in sales. Nor- pressure, stroke, or heart failure. Other symptoms include loud snoring, Karol Yeager Scott Williams mally, that’s what you should choking or gasping during sleep. If you have questions or require additional 419-784-4519 419-438-1165 Karol@realtyfi ve.com Scott@realtyfi ve.com be doing per hour.” information regarding our Sleep Lab or Sleep Clinic please call us at: Dyer said the best sales are AMAZING PRICE! 419-399-1133 UPDATED HOME! typically around the Fourth of July. Other good days for Limited home studies are now available. business include around high school graduations, Memo- rial Day, and Labor Day. Excellence in 12249 Blaine St., Scott $28,500 840 W. Wayne, Paulding $69,900 Th is year, more people Large home with lots of potential and a So many updates on this move-in ready 3 were buying the higher-end 1035 West Wayne St. ~ Paulding, OH 45879 Kitchen & Bath Cabinetry new roof. Priced Right. bedroom home to begin to mention! fi reworks. Dyer and Hens- 419-399-4080 ~ 800-741-1743 GREAT PRICE! NEW PRICE! ley said many of them closely www.pauldingcountyhospital.com compare to ones professionals use in their shows. “Th ere are basically two products that borderline be- 500 Burt St., Oakwood $54,900 855 Johnson St. Paulding $82,000 Nice 3 bedroom home with natural fl oors Summer is here! Enjoy the pool at this tween the professional and and at a great price! move-in ready 3 bedroom 2 bath home with consumer grade,” Hensley lots of updates! said. “Th ose are the multi- 10% OFF $79.95 RIVER FRONTAGE! NEW PRICE! shots and cakes. Th ey’re one light, they’re already pre- A/C SERVICE BRAKE PADS loaded by professionals and INSTALLED they’re going to put out those or Total A/C Repair After $20 Mail-In Rebate. big shots put in the air and get 220 W. Townline Rd., Payne $64,000 4422 Rd. 192, Antwerp $54,900 *All other brake services extra. Super cute 2 bedroom home with Large 2- Spacious home along river with 1.3 acres. 3- those nice loud booms.” Call dealer for more information. car garage and extra space. 4 bedrooms. Just waiting for a new owner! Hensley said he has helped BODY SHOP • Your Premier Collision Center! NEW PRICE! RIVER FUN! anyone build their own back- yard show, with a budget • State of the Art Paint Booth OIL CHANGES ranging from $300 to $3,000. • New Ultra Liner Frame Machine $ “I refer to it as a shotgun blast • Free Loaners & Free Estimates 12.95* 208 E. Washington, Antwerp $52,500 15911 Rd. 1037, Oakwood $109,900 of pyrotechnics coming out Spend this summer grilling on the patio of Auglaize river frontage and it comes with a of the ground with big thick We are now a Dupont Performance EVERYDAY this great 2 bedroom home! beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on over tails going up in the air,” he Alliance Member which means you Up to 5 quarts with filter. 1 acre! get a Lifetime Guarantee Excludes diesels, synthetic and dexos oils. HUGE P MOVE-I added. “It looks really nice, $15.00 discount on all excluded oil changes. RICE D N R on your paint job! ROP! EADY! and it takes it to that nearly professional level.” Stykemain Stykemain Chevrolet In Paulding Will “Th e displays are getting Match Or Beat Any Competitive Service Department’s Total Repair Price!* better,” Dyer said. “Th e col- Price Match *Includes all shop fees on any repair of GM vehicles. Customer must 409 Williams, Paulding $49,900 Need 1130 Emerald, Paulding $79,900 ors, the height, the loudness present in writing to Stykemain a complete estimate of the repair space? This massive downtown home has Great 3 bedroom 1.5 bath home ready for Guarantee including all part numbers and total labor hours in advance of the so much to offer! Look at it today! a new owner! of the burst. It’s defi nitely customer giving Stykemain authorization for repairs. NEW PR coming up and people are BARGAI ICE 211 E. Perry • Paulding • 1-800-399-2071 N BUY! ! becoming more acquainted Lifetime FREE car with those fi reworks that do washes w/ any those kind of things.” New or Used Th e last professional purchased 19843 SR 111, Defi ance/Paulding $39,500 302 W. Canal, Antwerp $38,000 Priced to sell. This home has so much po- Don’t miss this great 3 bedroom house scheduled fi rework shows Chevrolet • Buick • GMC tential to be all you want from a home! Set priced to sell! took place Saturday night. On the Square • Downtown Paulding • www.stykemainchevy.com up a personal tour today! See Video Tours of These Homes at www.Realtyfi ve.com www.newhavenbulletin.com