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BIG PICTURE. Services LLC 260-579-7773 (KYLE) to All Our Friends, Neighbors, Customers and Community Members POSTAL PATRON www.westbendnews.net VOLUME 13 – ISSUE 48 Good News for Good Communities - Serving Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 2017 LATE PASS HANDS WARRIORS HEARTBREAKING WOLFRUM RACES TO LOCAL BASKETBALL PRIMARIES AGAINST LATTA INTRODUCTIONS ARE Community “NOT REPRESENTING US” LOSS AT COLT’S STADIUM IN THIS ISSUE! Calendar Find the photos, Tuesday, Nov 28 schedules, and rosters for our local Basketball teams here! • Paulding Merry and Bright Antwerp (page 5) Paulding Christmas Parade (page 7) and Wayne Trace Friday, Dec 1 (page 10) • Christmas Tree Lighting @ Antwerp Tennis Court, LETTERS TO SANTA • My Three Angels Dinner Theater at the Huber; Dec Do you have a question 1-3 Fri-Sat 7:30, Su 2:30 for Santa, a favorite story • Phoenix Manor Open to share or maybe some- House, Woodburn, thing special to ask for? Saturday, Dec 2 Now is your chance to • Meet Santa @ Paulding write to him! Eagles 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. Todd Wolfrum began his It’s safe to say that San- • Mix, Mingle & Jingle Christ campaign earlier this year ta is very busy this time of Lutheran Woodburn 10-3 as he has decided to take on year and the sooner kids • Country Shops Grabill Bob Latta for the 5th district get their letters or wish list Christmas Giveaway 11-3 representative in Congress for to him the better. With just Saturday, Dec 2 the 2018 Primary Election. under a month left until • Christmas Cantata @ On Friday, November 24 Christmas, Santa Claus is Woodburn UMC, 9AM Todd stopped in to visit An- asking kids to please send The Warriors played very well and nearly grabbed victory at Lucas Oil Stadium. More pic- twerp and the West Bend their letters soon! Thursday, Dec 7 tures at westbendnews.net News. He’s been working on The Antwerp Chamber • Woodland Wonderland @ INDIANAPOLIS - A lifted the Southridge Raid- The Raiders claimedvisiting every Republican vot- of Commerce, with the Cooper Community Library, 42-yard touchdown pass ers to a 15-14 victory over their first state champion- er in the 5th District. On this help of the Antwerp High 5:30pm from Jayce Harter to Tuck- Woodlan in the Class 2A ship in four visits to the state day in Antwerp he visited his School National Honor So- Sunday, Dec 10 er Schank and the coincid- state championship football championship game with ciety, is working with San- $ 9000th home and in this week • Dance Dolls “Nuts & AC or off heat Change OutChange 10 Off $ ing two-pointer conversion game at Lucas Oil Stadium the victory. passed 500 miles of walking ta this year to get all those Crackers Holiday Show”Service with 1:22 left in the contest Saturday afternoon. (Continued on Page 8) letter collected and for- KENNERK MECHANICAL INC. 100 door to door. 2:30 @ the Huber Heating and AC Service and Repair, Gas/Oil Todd was born in Defi- warded to the North Pole. Sunday, Dec 17 Furnaces, Boilers, Geothermals, Refrigeration So get those letters written HIGHWAY PATROL INVESTIGATING A FATAL CRASH ance, OH and he graduat- • Movie at the Huber- Miracle Commercial and Residential ed from Lincolnview High and drop them off to San- on 34th St. 3:00 Nate Hall: 260-623-6194 School in Van Wert County ta’s mailbox located next HICKSVILLE – The Defi- eastbound on State Route and the crash remains under in 1989 and Bluffton College to the Antwerp Insurance Thursday, Dec 21 ance Post of The Ohio State 2 when she traveled off the investigation. in 1993 before attending and Agency, across the street • Antwerp Community Band Highway Patrol is currently right side of the roadway Assisting the Ohio State graduating from the Univer- from the Post Office. Don’t Concert at the Huber, 7:30 investigating a fatal crash and stuck a ditch. The vehi- Highway Patrol at the scene sity of Toledo College of Law forgetLAND to FORinclude SALE: your re- Friday, Dec 22 NOTICE which occurred on Novem- cle then traveled outside the were the Hicksville Fire & in 2002. He has operated a turn15 acres address adjacent so Santa to can • “A Trans-Siberian OrchestraPaulding County NOTICE ber 25, 2017, at approximate- highway right of way and Rescue Department and De- general practice law office in get back to you! Tribute” by Siberian Solstice ly 1:05 pm on State Route 2, struck an unoccupied parked fiance County Sheriff’s -Of Van Wert for 14 years. During HomesteadLOOK FOR THE Place PEN- at the Huber @ 7:00 Commissioners to Hear Paulding County Commissioners near milepost 5, approxi- grain truck. fice. (Continued on Page 5) GUIN! Annexation Request mately two miles northeast of Ms. Wyatt-Wheeler The Ohio State Highway neighborhood Sunday, Dec 31 to Hear Annexation Request Like New In and Out! • New Year’s Eve PartyA at hearing the has been set for the Village of Hicksville, in was flown by Life Flight to Patrol encourages drivers and BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT in Woodburn. The hearing has been Hicksville Township. Parkview North Hospital in occupants to always where RonDevelopment & Joyce Weck Huber April 24, 2017 at 10:00am rescheduled for A 2004 Chevrolet Aveo Fort Wayne, Indiana where their seat belts, to never drive To add your eventwith the Paulding County being driven by Michelle Y. she later succumbed to her distracted or impaired, and On November 17, 2017 Potential. to the calender email June 12, 2017 at 10:00am Hyde Thomas Mullins came FEATURED Wyatt-Wheeler, age 58, of injuries. A seatbelt was in to reduce speed during in- BLUE & GOLD [email protected] on the with the Paulding County PMS 286 into the world weighing 6 lbs 260-410-7573 PMS 871 Fort Wayne, Indiana, was use by Mrs. Wyatt-Wheeler clement weather. Continual Events must beproposed re- annexation of Commissioners on the proposed 14 oz and was 19.25 Inches submitted once per month Installation long. 2.755 acres along the west annexation of 2.755 acres Available Pole Barns - Garages Hyde has two siblings end of property currently along the west end of property Kitchen Remodeling Hank and Holden Mullins. occupied by Vancrest of currently occupied by Vancrest Roofs - Decks & More His parents are Brett Mullins Payne located on State Licensed & Insured and Michelle Walter. of Payne located on State Route Grandparents are Mike 2014 Chevy Cruze Route 49, Payne, Ohio. 30+ Years Experience BARN-BEAMonly 42,000 miles, powerSPECIAL steering, 49, Payne, Ohio. 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