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Services and Circulation, and WORKING THIS HARD SHOULD 2014 HARLAN DAYS Assistant Director. Vicky was instrumental in planning, or- NOT BE IGNORED HONORARY CITIZENS ganizing and administrating the library’s speaker program which has included numerous authors, special guests, and two visits by William Meyer, one of the last known Holocaust sur- vivors in Indiana. “I will miss Vicky tremen- dously,” stated Susan Pieper, Library Director. “Vicky has been an invaluable employee and dear friend over the years HULL TO RETIRE FROM and I wish her all the best.” LIBRARY Stop by the main histor- ic library in Paulding and Vicky Hull, a nineteen-year bid Vicky a happy retirement employee of the Paulding during a reception on Friday, County Carnegie Library, will August 1st from noon until be retiring on August 1st. 3:00 p.m. on the main fl oor of By: Kyra Tucker, Woodlan getting third at State last year, “I enjoy working with the the historic Carnegie library in Cheerleader to a great start at IU this year, public and interacting with pa- Paulding. Cheerleading isn’t just receiving two all American’s, trons each day,” shared Hull. jumping and waving pom- a jump off champion, fi rst “But, when I realized I could S & S SANITATION YELLOW retire, I made the diffi cult de- poms! It is a sport that re- and second for extreme rou- BAG CUSTOMERS quires hard work, as well as a tine, fi rst for home dance, and cision to do so at this time. My retirement will allow me to good attitude. third for stunt off . S & S Sanitation has sold Coming into cheerlead- We couldn’t have done it spend more time with my fam- ily. Life is just too short.” the residential pick up service ing as a freshman, I never without the help and support Vicky was born in Fremont, in your area. We regret to in- thought of the life lessons of our community, as well as Ohio but has lived in Paulding form you that the new compa- you’d learn. Coach, Julie Leb- our friends and family. When ny does NOT off er the yellow Th e 2014 Harlan Days they have done for Harlan County since the mid-1960s. amoff , and her son and man- the tough gets going, the go- four bags. All bags already Honorary Citizens are George Days include: Garbage Re- She graduated from Pauld- ager, Alex, have been such an ing gets tough! Optimism is purchased will be picked up and June Kurtz. One of the moval, serving in the Food ing High School in 1972. She awe spring duo. Th ey teach us the key to cheerleading. as you use them but this op- reasons George and June Tent, Lion’s Hamburger Tent, is married to Phillip Hull and giving back to the communi- Please come join us at our tion of trash pick up will not were chosen to be this year’s money counters, the chick- has fi ve children and seven ty is the best thing to do. Woodlan Cheer Clinic, Sep- be available in the future. Honorary Citizens is because en BBQ and George was one grandchildren. She entered Now as a junior, I can say tember 13, 2014 from 9 am- If you would like to contact of the many, many years they of the fi rst Skunk Mountain into employment with the li- I am proud to be a Warrior! 12pm, in the Woodlan High brary in September 1995 where the new hauler about weekly have worked to help Harlan Boys. George said one of the Th e Woodlan Cheer Squad School. she has held the positions of pick up, contact Real Waste Days become what it is today. hardest jobs he had was driv- has been through it all. From www.newhavenbulletin.com Library Clerk, Head of Adult Disposal at 419-594-3555. George and June started vol- ing tent posts into the ground unteering with Harlan Days by hand. Eicher Roofing in 1953. Th ey started out in George grew up just two TAZ Construction Services LLC & Specialty Coating the Novelty Tent and did that miles east of Harlan and June Tony A. Zartman • Travis A. Zartman job for many years. June also grew up on Hurshtown Road. 4376 Rd. 33, Payne, Ohio 45880 • Water ng Quality Prod • Metal fi lled the position of Craft Th ey were married on July Proo ng si ucts • Painting Tent Chairman. Other jobs • Flat Roofs USummer Special! ! (Continued on Page 2) Phone 419-263-2977 • Roofs Customer Satisfaction is Our Specialty • EPDM 5% OFF • Walls • Mod Bit when contracts are signed before • Interior We Buy Old Gold - Fessel Jewelers *Remodeling & New Construction • Foam July 30th • Exterior * Free Estimate Give your building a Face-Lift! TURN YOUR OLD GOLD INTO IMMEDIATE CASH We  x  at roofs where others have tried...Great Guarantees! on the square – Paulding • 419-399-3885 * Insured 20955 Spring eld Center Rd • Harlan, IN 46743 • 260-466-0923 STORE HOURS:Mon-Thurs 9-5:30; Fri 9-6; Sat 9-1:00 I Cor. 10:31 - whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.

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Th e bipartisan, (Continued from Page 1) mon Pleas Judge Tiff any we write today to inquire House Energy and Com- Beckman, County Court about the origin and imple- bicameral Wi-Fi Innovation 21, 1951 in Butler, Indiana. merce Communications and Act directs the FCC to de- Judge Suzanne Rister, County mentation of this policy.” Technology Subcommittee Th ey are the proud parents Prosecutor, Joseph R. Burk- Th e letter asks when the termine the extent to which Vice Chairman Bob Latta (R- unlicensed spectrum can be and grandparents of four ard, and Deputy Rob Gar- VA fi rst put the policy in its OH), House Oversight and children, 13 grandchildren handbook, whether it has shared and utilized in in- cia traveled to Columbus on Government Reform Com- and four great-grandchil- June 30, 2014 to attend the developed and publicized creasingly innovative ways mittee Chairman Darrell Issa to benefi t consumers and dren. George and June are Ohio Judicial Symposium on uniform public standards on (R-CA), Communications “what constitutes religious our economy. It’s this kind active members of Pathway Opiate Addiction. Practices and Technology Subcommit- Christian Church in Har- PAULDING: as well as treatment options neutrality in its medical cen- of forward-thinking that will G. Ronald Lane, age 78, died tee Ranking Member Anna produce enormous economic lan, on the Park Board and were approached and dis- ter chapels,” and how the G. Eshoo (D-CA) and Con- Th ursday, July 10 at the Tidwell presence of religious symbols benefi ts and could yield un- have served with the Lion’s Hospice Center, Arcadia, Flori- cussed among those in atten- gresswoman Doris Matsui Club for 60 years. George is dance. or furnishings infringe on told technological discovery.” da. (D-CA) introduced the Wi-Fi “Wi-Fi is already an in- a retired farmer and June is He was born March 18, 1936 Of all the counties in those who don’t identify with Innovation Act, legislation in Toledo, Ohio the son of Wil- Ohio, Paulding County was the symbols in question. tegral part of our everyday a homemaker, but they both that addresses growing spec- lives; we must meet current still keep busy with hobbies. liam T. and Eliner (Jacqua) Lane. among 83 represented at the “Many individuals use trum demand by examining On April 20, 1957 he married symposium, which included our VA chapels for medita- demand and put in place a George enjoys geo-Indian ways to improve spectrum ef- plan to meet growing needs,” Donna J. Patterson, who sur- lectures from Ohio Attor- tion and worship and as a fi ciency and maximize its use. artifacts and coins collect- vives. He was a US Army veteran ney General Mike DeWine, place to go when in search continued Matsui. “Th e Wi- ing while June enjoys church serving during the Korean War. “Demand for wireless Governor John R. Kasich and of solace and comfort,” said Fi Innovation Act will require music and sewing. He was a self-employed coatings spectrum is growing rapid- the FCC to develop and adopt Ohio Supreme Court Justice a statement issued by Latta. ly as smartphone and tablet When asked if they had specialist and a former Paulding “Th ey should unquestionably a testing process to evaluate County Commissioner. Maureen O’Connor. users increasingly use Wi-Fi anything memorable to It was noted that unin- remain open and accessible to the feasibility of sharing in say about past Harlan Days He is survived by his wife, to connect to the Internet,” the 5GHz band. It is my hope Donna Lane, Paulding; children: tended deaths from opiate all religious beliefs and faith, events, this is what they re- said Latta. “To accommodate that the FCC will use this Tony (Barbara) Lane, Maumee, overdoses are reaching num- and patrons should be able to this demand and support fu- membered most: Back in the Scott (Susan) Lane, Tontogony, bers which almost double the attend without discrimina- opportunity to produce hard ture mobile development and data that can be relied upon 50’s or 60’s, when a big storm OH, Christopher (Linda) Lane, number of highway fatalities. tion. Our letter urges the VA innovation, we must utilize took down the tents; Years Perrysburg, OH, Matthew (Ann) to take the necessary steps to during decision-making on Challenges for addressing spectrum more effi ciently. of hauling and shoveling Lane, Bowling Green, OH, Alice opiate addiction, potential ensure its medical center cha- the future of the 5GHz band. Crandell, Toledo, Tina (Scott) Th e Wi-Fi Innovation Act It is our responsibility to en- sawdust to keep the walk- solutions and treatment plans pels are open and accommo- paves a pathway to maxi- Mekus, Swanton, and Abby dating to all those seeking to sure that the U.S. continues to ing areas passable; Driving Lane, Rudolph, OH; 12 grand- supported by community mize the use of spectrum tent posts into the hard, dry resources were addressed. exercise their religious free- be the center for technology children; 5 great grandchildren; and examine ways to expand and innovation, and spec- ground; Hot Air Balloons; a brother, Tom (Ruth) Lane, In addition, the practice of doms.” the deployment of wireless Th e Louis Stokes Cleve- trum will be necessary to Bungee Jumping; Steam En- Maine, and a sister, Beverly Gru- insuring that non-violent of- networks and services across gine Th rashing; Chainsaw enke, of Michigan. fenders receive appropriate land VA Medical Center achieve this.” the country, so all can bene- Competitions; Farm Tractor He is preceded in death by his interventions and services in has no permanent religious Th e Wi-Fi Innovation Act fi t from this next-generation directs the Federal Commu- Pulls; Talent Shows; Centen- parents. line with their crimes was a symbols in its nondenomina- technology.” A Memorial Service was held primary focus of the sympo- tional chapel that is open 24 nications Commission (FCC) nial Pageant and Dress-Up; 11 AM Tuesday, July 29 at Den “From personal com- sium as well. hours a day, 7 days a week, so to conduct tests within the 5 and the Sunday morning Herder Funeral Home, Paulding, munication to transporta- GHz spectrum band to de- it hasn’t covered up anything tion, healthcare and beyond, clean-up. George and June with Rev. Roger Emerson offi - to comply with the policy, a termine if spectrum can be probably have many more ciating. Burial will be held at a ICYMI: NEW VETERANS AD- wireless technologies are VA spokeswoman said. shared without interfering memories that are too nu- later date. MINISTRATION COVERUP changing and improving our VA spokeswoman Mela- with current users. Th e bill merous to even be listed Visitation was Monday, July IS OF CHAPEL RELIGIOUS lives,” said Issa. “Th e Wi-Fi 28 at Den Herder Funeral Home nie Fisher says the Cleveland also acknowledges ongoing here. SYMBOLS Innovation Act will make eff orts related to the develop- and one hour prior to services on VA medical center has chapel available the spectrum neces- Harlan appreciates all the Tuesday. staff on call around the clock ment of critical safety appli- time that George and June sary to support the best new cations in vehicles and other In lieu of fl owers the fami- Earlier this year, Veter- “to provide spiritual care to have donated to volunteer ly suggests memorials made to ans Administration hospitals inventions and the jobs and intelligent transportation ini- all Veterans and their fami- at Harlan Days and they are the Paulding United Methodist were accused of covering up prosperity these new discov- tiatives and creates a study to lies,” as well as spiritual care eries will foster. I applaud still both great assets to our Church. how long their patients wait providers of “faith traditions examine the barriers to Wi-Fi the bipartisan work between community. Be sure to wave Online condolences may be for care by keeping a secret not represented by medical deployment in low-income sent to www.denherderfh .com my House colleagues Con- waiting list designed to hide center chaplain staff ” who are areas. as they pass by in the Parade WOODBURN problems. gressman Bob Latta (R-OH), Th is legislation builds on on Saturday morning and available when needed. Congresswoman Anna Eshoo Maurice B. Martin, 93, of Now Veterans Adminis- “To date, we have not re- Latta, Issa, Eshoo and Mat- recognize them for their ser- Woodburn passed away Sat- tration hospitals are being ac- (D-CA) and Congresswoman sui’s leadership in unleashing vice over the years at Harlan urday, July 26, 2014 at Byron ceived any complaints re- cused of a cover up that’s less Doris Matsui (D-CA). Addi- more unlicensed spectrum Days. Harlan is honored to Health Center, Fort Wayne. arr. garding the practices of our tionally, I am pleased to work by Dooley Funeral Homes of An- potentially lethal: hiding reli- chapel,” said Fisher. for consumers and innova- have these special citizens! gious symbols, like crucifi xes, in cooperation with both tors. Last year, the four mem- twerp & Payne Latta’s offi ce says it has not Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) in their chapels as a way to received complaints of reli- bers led a letter to then Acting Have Something to sell? achieve religious neutrality. and Senator Cory Booker (D- FCC Chairwoman Mignon Did you know you can get gious symbols being covered Just as the earlier coverup NJ) for their eff orts to push a Clyburn urging the agency self-inking stamps without in Ohio veterans facilities, Classifi ed ads are $8.50 for 20 provoked congressional in- companion bill through the to make additional spectrum the mess? Call West Bend and Sloan has not yet replied words or less and only $.15 for quiries, the religious symbol Senate.” available for unlicensed use News at 419-258-2000 to Latta’s July 11 letter. each additional word. coverup has prompted Bowl- “For three decades unli- in the 5GHz band. censed spectrum has been the ing Green Republican Rep. PAULDING COUNTY SENIOR Bob Latta to inquire about VA invisible backbone to myriad Thank you CENTER DINING CENTER wireless technologies, rang- The Family of Dianna policies on religious neutrali- ty and religious freedom. MENU 7/30 – 8/5 ing from Wi-Fi and Bluetooth Long-Term Care Insurance Clemens would like to express to garage doors and cordless Aft er reports that a VA A promise to be there our thank you to everyone hospital chapel in Michigan 7/30 – Chicken patty sand- phones. 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Due to hunting and AMOUNT: $4,568.26 th Results from a fi rst-of-its- IN THE MATTER OF AMENDING be the 45 Anniversary of kind survey of the nation’s sport-shooting purchases, THE 2014 ANNUAL APPROPRIA- Woodstock in Garrett, where state fi sh and wildlife agen- TION (FUND 089): the City’s Parks and Recre- mourning dove hunters were Th e Board of County Commissioners released today by the Asso- cies have been able to provide does hereby direct the County Auditor to ation department will host a ciation of Fish and Wildlife hunter education to more amend the 2014 Annual Appropriation by free and unique Garrett Sum- appropriating the following in Prisoners’ mer Sixties Music Fest at Fe- Agencies (AFWA), National than 24 million people, build Subdivision Fund (Fund 089): hundreds of public shooting 089-001-00001/Prisoners’ Subdivi- ick Park for all ages. Flyway Council and U.S. Fish sion/Prisoner’s Housing Expense ranges, develop walk-in hunt- AMOUNT: $1,000.00 Th e program will off er live and Wildlife Service. Th e 60’s music from 2:00–8:00 survey, in which more than ing access programs, educate MEETING NOTES OF APPOINT- youth in schools about the MENTS: p.m. on two stages, dancing, 12,000 dove hunters from Brion Hanenkratt, E-911 Coordi- art/craft and food/drink ven- around the country partic- conservation of fi sh and wild- nator – Mr. Hanenkratt reported the life, and deliver outdoor skills dates have been set for reprogramming dors, activities for children, ipated, will provide wildlife the radios for the Sheriff ’s Offi ce, the fi re an adult hula-hoop contest, training to millions of Amer- departments, the township trustees, and and natural resources manag- the schools. Th e Sheriff ’s Offi ce will be and more, followed by an 8:00 ers with information to help icans of all ages. coordinating the process. Mr. Hanenk- p.m. – Midnight black light Mourning doves are one ratt noted he had attended the Fire Chiefs’ them eff ectively manage and meeting last night. He said it was well record hop. Overlapping the conserve this migratory bird of the most abundant and attended. live and recorded music and widely distributed game birds Jason Lander, Paulding County Sher- species into the future. iff – Sheriff Landers presented 2014 bud- just a short walk from the “Hunters opinions and in the country, with hunting get projections for wages, equipment, and main event, American Legion seasons established in 40 of supplies. He explained certain equipment preferences are an important purchased are reimbursable with grant Post 178 will host a 6:00–9:00 consideration in how state the lower 48 states. Doves can dollars. Sheriff Landers then reviewed the p.m. vintage car cruise-in, be poisoned by consuming inmate report for June, 2014. Th ere were a fi sh and wildlife agencies, the total of 53 inmates held during the month beer deck, and food. Service, the Flyway Councils spent lead shot, but despite of June with day served totaling 696. A Th e festival will also fea- anecdotal evidence, research- total of 33 trips to the Putnam County ture “Go-Go dancers” of two and our conservation and Jail were made totaling 2,747 miles. Th e sportsmen group partners ers do not yet know if there is bi-annual report for the fi rst half of 2014 sorts. In the fi rst wave will be sustain resources and contin- a population-level eff ect. was also reviewed. A total of 213 inmates those special people who sim- were held the fi rst six months of 2014 ply love to dance, and have ue to provide quality hunt- Key Findings from the Na- with days served totaling 3,767. A total tional Dove Hunter Survey: of 267 trips (18,373 miles) were made in the charisma and confi dence ing opportunities,” said Dan the fi rst half of the year. Comparing the to spontaneously engage the Forster, AFWA President and • Dove hunters are typical- fi rst half of 2014 to the same time frame Th e following is a list of Mike Vanderburg, Jerry and ly white males, 45 years of age in 2013, it was noted the total number of crowd and get people mov- people who won trophies at Jackie Machamer, Tom Tay- Georgia Wildlife Resources inmates were down by 13 in 2014. Sheriff ing per encouragement and Division Director. “We col- and older and are well-edu- Landers commented there was a savings the Big Boy$ Toy$ Car Show lor, Scott Conley, Jim and in out-housing costs of $50,600.20 due to demonstration. Th ese “Dance laborated on the National cated with higher-than-aver- that took place on July 12th Nancy Schatz, Lynn Platt, age incomes. the agreement made with Putnam Coun- Missionaries” are being iden- Dove Hunter Survey so that ty. Mr. Landers also noted a total savings tifi ed and recruited, and the in downtown Antwerp. Rod Hamman, Paul Bauer, we can see the big picture and • Dove hunters respond- of $51,854.48 in medical costs (billed Richard Hunt – Best of Jim Morhart, Dale Bergman, versus what was negotiated to pay). He magic mix of their vibes and understand who is today’s ing to the survey said that commended his staff member for work- the music will generate the Show Kerry Hook, Lori Conley, the top hindrances to their ing with the medical providers to negoti- dove hunter.” ate a discount on services. Sheriff Landers second wave of 60’s dancers – Tom and Sandy Kramer – Ray Vaughn, Dan Wied- Th e survey provides de- participation in dove hunting announced he has scheduled informa- the crowd at large, no matter People’s Choice man, Mike and Clela Glass, are fi nancial—the cost of gas- tional meetings to discuss the feasibility mographic data and infor- of re-opening the jail. His goal is for the how rhythmically challenged. Robert Cramer – 1st Run- Gary Lehman, Ron and Toni mation on hunter behavior oline, the cost of shotshells, meetings to be ‘informative’. He noted Th e Sixties were a unique the cost of other dove hunting he wants the public to know the facts so ner Up Gill, Glenn Haneline, Chad and attitudes on a variety of they can decide what they want for Pauld- decade, so come and be that Tom Carter – 3rd Place Franklin, Dave Hood, Gregg topics, including where and gear and the cost of hunting ing County. Th e Commissioners updated incredibly unique person permits. Sheriff Landers on the status of Paulding John Wesley – 4th Place Witte, Mary Lynn Yager, how oft en they hunt, hin- County LEPC. Mr. Bohn’s application has that you are, one gem among Louis Bradshaw – 5th Lee Clark, Don Bergman, drances to them engaging in • Dove hunters mostly been submitted to the state for approv- many in the Cosmic Kalei- harvest fewer than 30 birds al. Once he is approved, LEPC meetings doscope that glows so bright Place Tom and Vicki Bishop, Jer- their sport, and where they should resume on a regular basis. Sher- Shelton Bradbury – Police ry Bortel, Ed Davis, Mike get their trusted information per season and hunt on pri- iff Landers commented the recent LECP each day! on this and related issues. vate land. Th ey typically training was very informative. He per- Th ose looking for some- Choice Sattison, Catherine Walter, sonally participated and learned the im- thing to do on the eve of the Roger Huset – Mayor’s Ron Walker, Lee Owens, Th e survey also explored travel 50 miles or more to get portance of designating duties during an their hunting spots. emergency situation. He also commented event might visit the Garrett Choice Mike and Rosann Darnall, dove hunters’ opinions and having an EOC (Emergency Operations Museum of Art, which will attitudes towards lead am- • Dove hunters responding Center) in Paulding County should be a Dave and Charlene Strock Robert and Joyce Bishop, to the survey aren’t sure about priority. host a free “60’s Art” exhib- – Hospice Choice Chris Gall, Bruce Fleck, Clay munition and the perceived Judge Suzanne Rister, County Court it reception from 6:00–8:00 impacts of spent lead on the impacts of spent lead shot – Ms. Rister reported traffi c related cas- Roger Art – Hospice Coleman, Ron VanAtta, on dove health and believe es have increased signifi cantly. Criminal p.m., on Friday August 15. Choice Roger and Lisa Manz, John wildlife. Th e survey questions and civil cases are both on the increase For directions and more and collection of responses they don’t have enough sci- as well. Ms. Rister noted the process of Roger Schatz – VFW Adams, Rick Henley, James making her position full time is slow- information, see the website on this issue does not mean entifi c information about its Choice Franklin, Dale Parrish, Rita ly progressing. Th e Supreme Court has at GarrettSummerSixtiesMu- that non-toxic shot will be potential eff ects. Th ey are approved the change. Th e Legislative sicFest.blogspot.com. Bill Busser – President’s Obergfell, Cathy Shaner, Bob concerned that hunter par- branch is next to act. Judge Rister said required to hunt doves in the she hopes to fi nd out more when she at- Garrett is an ‘authen- Choice Muldoon, Jeff McCracken future. ticipation could be impacted tends the judges’ conference next week in tic’ Tri-State town, found- 2000 and Newer Win- Other Award Plaques: if non-lead shot were to be Sandusky. Commissioner Klopfenstein “As wildlife managers, we reviewed the blue prints for the proposed ed by the B&O Railroad in ners: Ed Elston, Jason Green, saw this unique opportuni- required at some point in the remodeling of the CSEA half of their 1876, and birthplace of the Linda Clark, Paul Clark, Paul and Lanette Doan, future. building. Judge Rister briefl y discussed ty to conduct a comprehen- the law library and the County’s require- legendary Creek Chub Bait Rob Chalfant, Ron Bergman Roger and Lisa Manz, Butch sive national survey in order Th e full survey results and ments to maintain it. She talked about the Company fi shing lures. Its FAQs about the survey, can be fees collected and what the fees cover. 2000 and Older Winners: Vonderan, David Foust, to gain perspectives of dove Edward Bohn, EMA Director – Mr. population of roughly 6,000 Stephen and Casey Mark Gross, Ed McDowell, hunters versus the piecemeal found at www.fi shwildlife.org Bohn reported on the recent heavy rain- is located approximately 20 using the link on the home fall in the southwest section of the county. miles north of Fort Wayne, Donlen, Monty and Bev Randy Dunderman, Floyd regional eff orts conducted in He stated he was out and about and not- Pritchard, Howard Sams, Fogle the past,” said Ron Anglin, page or via http://bit.ly/Dove- ed good draining with no apparent seri- 20 miles west of Ohio, and 33 HunterSurvey. ous basement/home fl ooding situations. miles south of Michigan. Chair of the National Flyway He then presented a list of supplies and Council. “Since doves are equipment damaged by the recent discov- c ery of a mercury spill at the EMA offi ce. M Connell Stump Removal managed at both the regional PAULDING COUNTY COM- Mr. Bohn also reported he had attended and national levels, we now MISSIONERS MEETING the fi re chiefs’ meeting. He is currently VISIT – Free Estimates – working on new SOG (Standard Operat- can look to this survey to pro- MINUTES 7/9/14 ing Guidelines) with the Sheriff and other westbendnews.net 260-632-5307 or 260-557-5307 fi rst responders. He informed the Com- vide us with hunter attitudes for latest and opinions on the issues Th is 9th day of July, 2014, the Board missioners the fi re chiefs have the capa- of County Commissioners met in regu- bility of alerting his own area of severe daily news updates, video, managers must consider.” lar session with the following members weather conditions by activating their “Hunters are key part- present: siren. Tornado warnings/watches alerts obituaries and pictures in Roy Klopfenstein, Fred Pieper, and will still be the County EMA responsi- ners in conservation,” said Nola Ginter, Clerk; Absent: Tony Zart- bility. Th e Commissioners informed Mr. the area. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Ser- man Bohn the report from the recent LEPC ALLOWANCE OF CLAIMS: training exercise is available at the Health You can now sign up to vice Director Dan Ashe. “For Warrants documented as 208970 Department. Commissioner Klopfenstein generations, hunters, recre- through 209047 for County Bills were updated Mr. Bohn on the SHSP (State receive email updates approved and certifi ed to the County Au- Homeland Security Program) grant, ational shooters and anglers ditor for payment. telling him the grant has been used in its and stories. have been – and continue to IN THE MATTER OF APPROV- entirety. ING ‘THEN AND NOW’ PURCHASE be – the primary funders of ORDERS AND PAYMENTS: wildlife and sportfi sh con- Th e Paulding County Auditor has DERCK’S LANDSCAPING SUPPLIES certifi ed the following “Th en and Now” servation in the U.S. through purchase order numbers and payments 15193 Rd. 45 their purchases of specially included in the Allowance of Claims on July 9, 2014, Warrants numbered Antwerp, Ohio 45813 taxed gear and hunting and 208989 through 209044 in the amount fi shing licenses. Understand- of $5,066.34; and it is certifi ed that both 419-258-2512 at the time that the contract or order was ing their perspectives on the made (“then”), and at the time that the 419-506-1902 many facets of their sport is County Auditor is completing the cer- tifi cation (“now”), that suffi cient funds critical, and I am grateful to were available or in the process of col- Mulch Colors: all who voluntarily took part lection, to the credit of a proper fund, Red, Brown, and Gold; properly appropriated and free from any NEW COLOR: BLACK in this survey to help us in previous encumbrance; and pursuant that regard.” to the Ohio Revised Code §5705.41(D) Black Dirt and Small Gravel. (1), these purchases must be approved by Everything is in Bulk Th e report is just a fi rst resolution of the Board of County Com- step in the all-important pro- missioners. Now, therefore the Paulding County Commissioners approve the Th en cess of review and discussion and Now Purchase Orders as submitted Comprehensive among stakeholders about by the Auditor; and it is found and de- termined that all formal actions of this what the survey results reveal Board of County Commissioners, Coun- Optometry and Optical and how they can be used to ty of Paulding, State of Ohio concerning the adoption of this resolution were ad- Accepting many insurances inform future decisions about opted in an open meeting of this Board Affordable cash pay rates dove hunting and resource of County Commissioners, and that all deliberations of this Board of County management in the United Commissioners and of any of its commit- States. Rigorous statistical tees that resulted in such formal action, For more information were in meetings open to the public in visit www.grabilleye.com Dr.KaraLaughlin analysis and modeling of the compliance with all legal requirements results will follow to provide including Section §121.22 of the Ohio Re- vised Code. 260.627.1091 additional understanding. IN THE MATTER OF AMENDING Hunting has an $86.9 bil- THE 2014 ANNUAL APPROPRIA- 13818 State Street, Grabill, IN 46741 TION (FUND 001-015): PAGE 4 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] WHAT INGREDIENT MAKES whole, unifi ed, and beauti- on in His presence was typical THANK YOU WEIRD ANIMALS VBS AT ANTWERP FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH A TEAM GREAT? ful symphony that a crew in of a far greater sin on the part motion becomes—is all that of that same class of people Th e Jim Miller family Winning the Battle for a matters. Not the individual, those who had invited Jesus to wishes to express our sincere Generation by: Pastor Rick not the self. a feast on the Sabbath, verse 1 gratitude to the Antwerp Jones Th e scriptures teach us the above. community for the generous Whether it’s a church, a importance of team, when Loved ones, this is Christ, support off ered at our yard team sport, a company or we see how the many become our Lord and savior, and they sale for Tom Ulepic. a family, what ingredient one… 1 Corinthians 12:1;20 are taking the best seats. In to- We are truly blessed to be makes a great team? I read (NIV), “Now the body is not day’s world, how many people a part of such a caring, family the following historical ex- made up of one part but of are willing to show humility? -oriented community. Th ank ample from preachingtoday. many. As it is, there are many I grew up in the south, when you for your prayers, support Join Axl, Iggy, Milton, years through 6th grade. com that off ers an answer to parts, but one body.” black people had to go to the and contributions. Shred and Fern as we em- Our week will end with a that question. Rick Jones was former Ex- back of the bus. I am not Sincerely, bark on a Weird Animals program for family and Boys in the Boat is the ecutive Director of Defi ance bragging about this, for this is —Jim & Joyce Miller Vacation Bible School ad- friends on Friday, August 8 thrilling true story of the Area Youth for Christ and truth, and there is nothing to venture! Monday, August at 7:00 p.m. Antwerp First 1936 University of Washing- serves as a pastor of an area brag about in this. Th e names BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT 4 through Friday, August 8 Baptist Church, 5482 CR ton crew team, which went local church. I was called because I have al- from 6:00–8:00 p.m., we will 424. Call Sandi at 419-769- from backwater obscurity to ways believed that God creat- Katherine Marie Wobler learn about how unique we 2174 for more information. a gold medal at the 1936 Ber- BIBLE QUESTIONS ed us to love, care for, and to was born on July 8, 2014 at are and how Jesus loves us lin Olympics. Few sports car- provide for the less fortunate 6:21 p.m. at Joint Township ALL the time! We will have Like the West Bend News on ry the aristocratic pedigree By: James Potter, Oakwood regardless of the color of their District Memorial Hospi- games, KidVid, craft s and Facebook and... skin, nationalities, or religious of crews from Yale, Harvard, Church of Christ tal, Saint Marys, OH. She stories that show us we are belief. receive regular updates as to and Princeton. But no one 1. Luke 14:5 – What did the weighed 9 lb. 9 oz. and was 21 never alone. Registration imagined that a crew from Pharisees value above other In closing remember this: inches. what is happening the black people had the same begins on Monday, August throughout the week. Washington, of all places, people? Her parents are Shawn 4 at 5:30 p.m. for kids three could be competitive. And yet 2. Luke 14:5 – What did Je- right in God’s eyes to ride at and Leslie Wobler of Saint the University of Washington sus condemn in this verse? the front of the bus as the white Marys, OH and sibling, Lau- immigrants who arrived as sibility to swift ly solve this built a team from kids raised 3. Luke 14:6 – Why did the people did. Th e black people ren Wobler. minors. Since that time, the crisis. Th is situation involves on farms, in logging towns, Pharisees refuse to answer Je- were deeply hurt by this. What Paternal grandparents are rate of children coming ille- more than just unaccom- and near shipyards. Th ey sus? if the shoe had been on the oth- Michael & Nancy Wobler gally across our border has panied minors. We cannot blew away their Californian 4. Luke 14:7 – In this verse, er foot, and white people at the of Antwerp, OH. Maternal increased exponentially.Random Cur- Fact ignore the national security Random Fact rivals and bested the cream what were they not showing? back of the bus, “hmm?” grandparents are John and rent law requiresRandom that these Truth implications of God: of a weak border. Random Truth of God: of New England to become 5. Luke 14:8 – Why did Je- Questions or comments? Karen Bergman of Saint children be returned to their For the sake of the rule of the American Olympic Team sus say not to choose the chief Call James Potter at 419-393- Marys, OH. Great-grand- home countries as quickly law, our national security and and won the gold medal at the seat? 4775 or e-mail jsp1941@yahoo. mother is Helen Wilges of and expeditiously as possible, the safety of these children, it 1936 Berlin Olympics. 6. Luke 14:8 – Who believed com Saint Marys, OH. and we must follow it. is imperative that we get this How did they manage to they were the most honorable Jesus loves you and so does 2. A viable repatriation right. win the Gold Medal? Author guest? the Oakwood church of Christ. SOLVE OUR BORDER plan. Sen. Dan Coats is a Repub- Daniel James Brown explains 7. Luke 14:9 – Why did Je- “Ol Baldy “ loves ya, but con- CRISIS Repatriation sends a clear lican from Indiana. it one word—teamwork. sus say to this man, “take a tinue to pray, read and study message that the United www.newhavenbulletin.com Brown explains how a crew lower seat?” your Bible, for this is where you By: IN Senator Dan Coats States will send children back will fi nd truth and this Book team works best… 8. Luke 14:10 – What did Je- More than 60,000 unac- to their home country and 5th ANNUAL ICE CREAM Th e greatest paradox of will show you how to love. Bye sus say to do when invited? companied alien children unite them with their fami- SOCIAL AT AUGLAIZE TWP. the sport has to do with the 9. Luke 14:10 – In this para- for now. – mostly from Guatemala, lies. Parents will see children FIRE DEPT. psychological makeup of the ble, the Pharisees believed they Honduras and El Salvador – returned home, and perhaps people who pull the oars. were the honored guest, but re- TWO PAULDING CHURCH’S have been apprehended on not spend the money and risk Auglaize Township Fire Great oarsmen and oarswom- ally who was? PARTNER FOR VBS 2014 America’s southern border the danger of sending their en are necessarily made of 10. Luke 14:10 – Who is do- Department Auxiliary, lo- during this fi scal year. An- children away. We must deter cated at the corner of SR 637 Branch Christian confl icting stuff —of oil and ing the inviting here? First Presbyterian and other 40,000 family members children from even starting water, fi re and earth. On the Answers to today’s ques- Paulding Church of the Naz- and Rd. 169 are hosting their – one or both parents travel- this arduous journey. 5th Annual Ice Cream Social Fellowship one hand, they must possess tions: arene are proud to partner ing with their children – have A viable repatriation enormous self-confi dence, 1. Property; 2. Th eir atti- together for VBS 2014. Th eme on Saturday, August 2, 2014 been apprehended during the program must include a from 4:00–7:00 p.m. strong egos, and titanic will- tude toward men; 3. Th ey did is Mega Sports Camp (Game same time period. streamlined and appropriate power… Nobody who does not want to admit that they Plan). We will be having bas- Th e menu for the eve- To put these numbers in processing system. Th e ad- ning includes homemade not believe deeply in himself valued law and property more ketball, soccer, volleyball and perspective, just three years ministration has some fl ex- or herself—in his or her abil- than man; 4. Humility. 5. A cheerleading camps. Kids will ice cream, pies, sandwiches, ago our Border Patrol appre- ibility under current law to chips and beverages. Carry ity to endure hardship and to more honorable person would be learning fundamentals and hended 16,000 unaccompa- move families and children prevail over adversity—is like- make them move.; 6. Lawyers how God can use you when outs are also available. nied alien children. In fi scal through immigration pro- Th ere will be a special ap- ly even to attempt something and Pharisees.; 7. He was not playing any sport. Th is is for year 2008, the number was ceedings in an accelerated as audacious as competitive worthy; 8. Take the lower seat.; kids four years old to those pearance by Lifefl ight, weath- 8,000. manner, but Congress needs er permitting. rowing at the highest levels. 9. Th e publicans and harlots; who fi nished 5th grade. Come We cannot sit back and let to go further by changing Th e sport off ers so many op- those who truthfully followed join us on August 11-15 at this situation grow worse, as current law to treat all un- portunities for suff ering and Christ; 10. Christ. 6:00-8:30 p.m. at the Paulding it does day by day. We must accompanied alien children so few opportunities for glory Now, let us look at some Church of the Nazarene, locat- solve this humanitarian crisis equally. Branch that only the most tenaciously spiritual truths in this parable ed at 210 Dooley Dr., Paulding. and stem the fl ow of unac- 3. Working with the gov- self-reliant and self-motivated Jesus is telling us. Th is parable companied minors entering ernments of Central Ameri- Christian are likely to succeed at it. And is a result of what happened YFC CAMPUS LIFE GOLF our country. can countries and insist they yet, at the same time—and Luke 14:1-6. CLASSIC I believe the solution in- fully cooperate. Fellowship this is key—no other sport Jesus is telling of being volves four key components: Th e United States must demands and rewards the invited to a wedding feast Youth for Christ is alive 1. Enforcing existing make clear to Central Amer- complete abandonment of (NKJV). Since Jesus is at the and thriving in the New Ha- law to stop the infl ux of il- ican leaders that any assis- the self the way that rowing feast where this admonition ven and Woodlan Commu- legal immigration and re- tance from our country is does. Great crews may have was spoken was not that kind nities! Th is past year, numer- turn those who have already contingent on working with men or women of exceptional of feast, read verse one. Is the ous students have come to come. our government to break talent or strength; they may Lord merely passing out some know the Lord and strengthen Addressing the border cri- this cycle of illegal immigra- have outstanding coxswains advice, or is there a deeper their relationship with Him sis is about more than caring tion. Unless we engage in a or stroke oars or bowmen; but meaning? Jesus, in observ- through this ministry! for the young boys and girls cooperative eff ort, the cur- they have no stars. Th e team ing the lawyers and Pharisees God has blessed New already in the United States. rent cycle will remain intact. eff ort—the perfectly synchro- scrambling for the chief seats, Haven and Woodlan with In reality, the crisis begins Th ese countries can help law nized fl ow of muscle, oars, it suddenly appeared to Jesus great families, teachers, and when these children start enforcement crack down on Sunday Morning boat, and water; the single, that the unseemly thing going supporters like you. We are their trip, given the dangers smugglers. pleased again this season to of the journey. Th ose making 4. Reasonable care for the Service-10AM offi cially invite all communi- the diffi cult trek from Cen- children while they are here. ty friends to the Campus Life tral America are oft en in the As unaccompanied mi- Paulding High Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Golf Classic. Please put to- hands of smugglers or drug nors await their day in court, School Auditeria A congregation of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod runners, largely because of providing adequate housing gether a foursome and join us Emerald Road Entrance West on Antwerp, CR 424 • Antwerp, OH 45813 for a great day of golf! false information and prom- and care is the appropriate Your involvement in this ises that are not true. Sadly, and compassionate response. Children’s Church and 419-258-6505 outing will help YFC Campus many children experience Our country should continue Child Care Provided Life reach students specifi cally violence on the way or never to meet the needs of children Proclaiming a Changeless Christ in a Changing World. in the New Haven and Wood- make it to the United States. who have been sent here. Check us out on Facebook or Given how rapidly this sit- 9:00 a.m. Sunday School, Adult Bible Study lan area. Why are they risking their online at: Schedule of Events: lives to make this journey? uation is escalating, the Unit- 10:15 a.m. Worship Service www.branchchristianfellowship.com Friday, August 1, 2014 In 2010, the White House ed States has a moral respon- – 12:00 p.m. Registration/ began administratively chip- Contemporary & Heritage Services Lunch; 1:00 p.m. Shotgun ping away at our nation’s im- SundayBibleBible School,Study Study 8:15-8:45 Bible 8:15 Studya.m. a.m. 9:15 Start migration laws. Th is generat- Woodburn Lutheran School Af¿liation (LCMS) Awards immediately fol- ed whispers of hope that ran Fellowship Church lowing rampant through the fami- lies of our Central American (Meeting at Riverside Family Center; Men’s, women’s, and mixed Located at the corner of 192 & SR. 49, Antwerp) teams welcome. Outing in- neighbors and gave many the cludes: Lunch, Door Prizes, false impression that reach- Proximity awards, Hole-in- ing American soil guarantees Worship Service one prizes. For more informa- a new life. tion and to register online, go Th is belief spread in 2012 6:00 pm Sunday Evenings to www.fwayfc.org/events or when President Obama took call (260) 484-4551 ext. 207. a further step by essentially 4412 Park Street – Woodburn 260-632-4821 SundaySunday Worship Worship 8:00 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. a.m. Pastor Max Begley www.christlutheranchurchwoodburn.com Wednesday 7:00 p.m. www.newhavenbulletin.com halting the removal of illegal Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 5 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 Editor’s Note: We here at trains. He played his harmon- work. Robert Zimmer (Uni- their consuming an increas- tend to multiply. Th us, a top unlikely to get rid of admin- the West Bend News print all ica memorizing many songs versity of Chicago) was the ing share of the campus bud- administrator, such as the istrators—except when he “Letters to the Editor” because and counting the number he best-paid, at $3,358,723. At get, thereby reducing the per- campus president, likes to or she wants to appoint new we believe that everyone has knew. He was a simple man public colleges and universi- centage spent on teaching and have subordinate administra- ones. a Constitutional right to free- with a warm heart. I am so ties, nine top administrators research. tors doing his or her work. In Th us, whatever the plight dom of the press. In saying grateful to all of you in the garnered more than $1 mil- Th eir rapidly-rising in- turn, the subordinates like to of faculty and students, these that, we do not necessarily Antwerp community for lion each in 2012-2013, with come refl ects, in part, the fact have additional administra- are boom times for campus agree with the content that helping to make Jeff ’s last few the best-paid, E. Gordon Gee that the boards of trustees of tors working for them. administrators. is printed. We are just the years of his life so wonderful. (Ohio State University), re- most higher educational in- Another reason for ad- Lawrence Wittner (http:// messengers. Th e name of the Gratefully, his sister, ceiving $6,057,615. stitutions are dominated by ministrative bloat is that, al- lawrenceswittner.com), syn- person who wrote the letter is —Garnett Beagle Since then, it’s likely that businessmen, who, naturally, though the number of facul- dicated by PeaceVoice, is placed at the end of each arti- the number of millionaire are accustomed to the out- ty is strictly regulated by the Professor of History emeritus cle. To be considered for publi- LETTER TO THE EDITOR campus presidents has in- landish incomes and perks administration, there is no at SUNY/Albany. His latest cation, letters must be no lon- creased, for their numbers of the corporate world. Th us, one regulating the number book is What’s Going On ger than 1000 words, and you A while back I sent in an have been growing rapidly. In- for example, the board of of administrators except the at UAardvark? (Solidarity must provide a name along editorial about two acts of deed, in 2012-13, the number trustees of New York Univer- college or university pres- Press), a satirical novel about with a phone number and/or stupidity I witnessed while of public university presidents sity had no hesitation in giv- ident. And the president is campus life. email to confi rm validity of driving my car, the “idiot receiving at least $1 million for ing university president John content. You can respond or magnet” back from Defi ance. their services more than dou- Sexton a $1 million loan to submit a new letter by email, Since then, I’ve checked some bled over the previous year. help build his lavish vacation USPS or fax. numbers and maybe some In addition to their formal home on Fire Island, despite The West Bend News Responses need to be re- of you people who think you compensation, college and the fact that he was already re- READER PICK-UP LOCATIONS ceived by Friday at 5:00 pm can play chicken with oncom- university presidents receive ceiving $1.5 million per year to be considered for the next ing traffi c need to think. Th e some very lavish perks. Th ese from that university. When OHIO LOCATIONS and Vine, Paulding County publication. We reserve the cars on that road set travel- include not only free luxury the loan became a source of Antwerp: Country Time Senior Center, Rite Aid, Ace right to edit for length, content ing at an average of 70 mph. cars and country club mem- public controversy, the board Market, Antwerp Branch Hardware, Gorrell Bros., and worthiness. I used this fi gure as nobody berships, but free elite univer- chair responded indignantly: Library, Antwerp Phar- John Paulding Historical drives 65. At this speed, they macy, H20, River Street Society, Country Inn Living email: [email protected] sity housing. James Milliken, “Th is is a guy who could read- are traveling at 105 feet per the chancellor of the City ily make $25 million a year” Market, Antwerp Exchange Center, Albert Automotive, fax: 419-258-1313 second. At this rate, if they University of New York, at- in the private sector! Bank, Papa Oley’s, Home- Paulding Courthouse, USPS: West Bend News are 500 feet from you, it will tended by some of the nation’s In addition, as boards of town Pantry, Pop-N-Brew, Paulding Co. Bookmobile PO Box 1008 take them 4.7 seconds to be most impoverished students, trustees are oft en less con- The Rootbeer Stand, Agora, Payne: Lichty’s Barber Antwerp, OH 45813 where you are, but remember lives rent-free in an $18,000 a cerned about education than Pit-Stop Shop, Payne Super Valu, or that they are already at speed month luxury apartment on about money, they are dazzled Bryan: Chief, Town & Antwerp Exchange Bank, West Bend News while you are stopped. Th ose Manhattan’s posh Upper East by administrators who rake in Country, McDonald’s, Bry- Maramart, Payne Branch PO Box 91, intersections are at least 150 Side. From 2000 to 2007, when large fi nancial contributions. an Senior Center Library New Haven, IN 46774 feet wide. Th ink you can Gordon Gee was chancellor at Against the backdrop of dras- Cecil: Cecil Elevator, Mar- Scott: Scott Variety Store cross from a dead stop in 4.7 Vanderbilt University, he ben- tically-reduced public fund- amart, Vagabond Sherwood: Sherwood Post LETTER TO THE EDITOR seconds?? Consider this, the efi ted from a $6 million reno- ing for universities, attracting Charloe: Charloe Store Of ce, Village Food Empo- last race car I drove weighed vation of the university man- donations from the wealthy rium, Sherwood Bank, Jeff rey Louis Schaefer died Continental: Okuley’s 2250 pounds and had around sion in which he and his wife and their corporations—plus, Pharmacy, Dollar General, a couple of weeks ago at age Van Wert: Pak-A-Sak, 1600 horsepower. It would resided. According to a New of course, raising tuition and Tracy’s Hardware Short Stop, Family Video, 70. He was a successful man go from a dead stop to 60 York Times article, aft er Gee reducing faculty salaries—is by most standards. He grew De ance: Cabbage Patch, Orchard Tree, BalyEat’s, mph in around .9 seconds. moved on to his multi-million considered particularly de- Newman’s Carry Out, Circle up near Payne, OH. He grad- Lee’s Ace Hardware, Main Do you think your vehicle dollar job at Ohio State, he was sirable behavior in a modern K, Butt Hutt, Chief, Senior Street Market, Walmart uated school and went on to which weighs an average of known for “the lavish lifestyle university administrator. Center, Walmart, Big Lots Defi ance to work at a factory 4000 pounds and may have his job supports, including a Th us, as a Wall Street Journal Edgerton: Marathon, Vale- INDIANA LOCATIONS for over 40 years. He retired 180 to maybe 250 horsepower rent-free mansion with an ele- article noted, the nation’s top- Fort Wayne: Walmart (Mays- with a pension and social se- ro, Kaiser Supermarket, (I’m not including sports or vator, a pool and a tennis court paid administrator in 2013, Frager’s Barbershop, ville Rd) curity. But there is more to performance cars) can match and fl ights on private jets.” Gordon Gee, was “a prolifi c Grover Hill: Ross’ Gas Sta- Grabill: Save-A-Lot, Grabill the story. He overcame many this performance from a dead Th e soaring incomes of fundraiser,” who oversaw an obstacles to his success. He tion, N&N, Quick Stop Hardware, Grabill Country stop to the other side? I very campus administrators are Ohio State fundraising cam- Sales was learning disabled, was much doubt it. Lots of you paralleled by their soaring Grabill: Do-It Best Hard- paign that, by the middle of ware, Save-A-Lot Harlan: Marathon, Harlan Do- autistic, suff ered the eff ects of are just being very lucky (and numbers. Between 1993 and that year, had “raised more nuts, Harlan Cafe, iAB Bank closed head injury from a fall stupid) when you do try to 2009, their numbers reported- than $1.5 billion.” Th e prior- Hicksville: Cline’s Market, at age 7, and in later years he beat traffi c and make it. Too ly increased by 60 percent, to ities were also clear when it Hickory Hills Golf Course, Hoagland: Mel’s Town Mar- had diabetes. He lived alone many people push their luck 230,000—ten times the rate of came to NYU’s John Sexton. Sailers, Shell Station, Las- ket, Hoagland Pizza Pub sus Handy Dandy, McDon- in an apartment for many too far and hurt themselves growth of the faculty. Accord- Although the faculty voted no Monroeville: Mel’s Deli, The ald’s, H20, Senior Center years. When Jeff retired he and other people. For what? ing to a February 2014 report confi dence in him for his au- Village of Heritage, Phillips 66 needed help to survive in So you can get somewhere a by the American Institutes for tocratic actions, the chair of Melrose: Uncle Fudd’s Gas Station, Dollar General this world. So the decision Diner, Morning Star Conve- minute earlier? Th ere is a say- Research, between 1987 and the board of trustees retort- New Haven: Curves, Milan was made for him to move to ing in aviation that fi ts acts of 2012 the number of adminis- ed: “Since he became pres- nience Store Antwerp to Van Crest of An- Center, New Haven Branch stupidity on the ground too. trators at private universities ident we’ve raised, I think, Oakwood: Rhees’ Market, Library, Ken’s Meat Market, twerp’s assisted living facility. The Landing Strip, Phil’s It goes, “there are old pilots doubled, while their numbers $4.7 billion in contributions.” New Haven Bakery, Broad- He lived there for almost fi ve and there are bold pilots but in central university system He added: “We’re convinced Diner, Cooper Community years. He would say “Th ey Branch Library way Deli, Paterson Hardware, there are NO old bold pilots” offi ces rose by a factor of 34. there is no one who could be Richard’s Restaurant treat me nice here!” Not only eventually their luck runs out A look at one university more eff ective than John, and Paulding: Paulding Co. Woodburn: Clip -N- Tan, did they treat him nice at the and they pay the ultimate system is instructive. Between I speak on behalf of a totally Carnegie Library, Chief, Jim’s Pizza, Woodburn Hard- facility but the community of price and it’s even easier to 1975 and 2008, the total num- unanimous board.” Corner Market, Integrity ware, Bob’s Restaurant, Wood- Antwerp accepted him with pay that price while driving ber of administrators at Cal- Th e extraordinary growth Ford, Napa True Value, love as he traveled around a car. It’s just a shame when ifornia State University rose in the number of administra- Maramart, Dollar General, burn Xpress, Country Oasis, the community in his dai- your bold stupidity costs you 221 percent (from 3,800 to tors can be explained partial- Dairy Queen, Holly Wood and Woodburn Branch Library. ly walks. He had his favorite and someone else’s lives. We 12,183), compared to an in- ly by the fact that bureaucrats Read it online for FREE at westbendnews.net stops. He was a people per- only get one life, people, and crease in full-time faculty of son. Jeff loved to talk about losing it because of stupid acts less than four percent (from his hobby of collecting model or being in a so-called hurry 11,614 to 12,019). CSU thereby is no way to leave the world. achieved the distinction (since Start signing up for So, leave earlier or just wait a then, rapidly fading) of hav- ThankYou! minute till oncoming traffi c ing more administrators than Thank you to all those who gets by. If you don’t care about full-time faculty members. helped us celebrate our 70th your own life at least think of In Canada, where the sit- Home wedding anniversary. Your others. I will venture on this uation is much the same, fac- cards, blessings and well wishes road with the “idiot magnet” ulty members recently teamed were greatly appreciated. but will be watching the in- up in groups of four to apply We feel blessed to tersections for you “bold pi- for an advertised position as Delivery have so many friends lots” who may not become old president of the University of Receive 51 issues for only and loved ones. pilots who will continue to Alberta. Th ey explained that, —Bud & Ruth push your luck. “by job-sharing this position, $32.18 per year. What a great deal! Overmyer —Gregg Gorman we would be able to do a better job than any one person could Delivery to: Th e West Bend News is WHY ARE CAMPUS ADMIN- do—and the salary is certain- Name: ______published weekly with news ISTRATORS MAKING SO ly ample enough to meet the Address: ______from Northeast Indiana and needs of all four of us.” A lead- Mail this form Northwest Ohio. 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Ohio 111 west of Coun- trophy. heart, but you can’t say the own a small livestock farm re- • Bobcats once roamed ty Road 21 will be restrict- Th ere is a little more water same for your other organs. gardless of species. across Ohio, but they were ex- ed to one lane through the in the river this year than the * When you don’t exer- It will take place on Au- tirpated around 1850 as more work zone for drainage tile last couple years. Th e contes- cise because you don’t want gust 12, 2014, 6:30–8:30 people settled within the replacement. Work is being tants should wear a life jack- to spill your coff ee. p.m. at the Chris & Bethann state. A handful of unverifi ed performed by the Paulding et or have one in the canoe. * When your body Mathews hobby farm “Prom- bobcat sightings in the 1960s County ODOT maintenance Like old Ben Franklin told me changes and the only thing ise Ridge Farm”, 789 E. Belle- announced the return of the garage. years ago, “It is better to be you occupy is the bathroom. fontaine Road (2 miles east species. Ohio 49 in Payne is now BETHEL UMC ICE CREAM safe than sorry.” * When your joints are of Old Highway 27), Pleasant • Th e bobcat was recent- open aft er the completion of SOCIAL See ya! more accurate than the me- Lake, IN. ly removed from the Ohio the railroad crossing repair teorologists. Featured Speaker: Mich- Endangered and Th reatened project. By: Stan Jordan * When your hips no lon- igan State University Exten- Species List, but it remains Putnam County: On Saturday aft ernoon, ger set off the dance fl oor, sion Livestock Environmen- protected in the state. Ohio 15 from Ohio 613 to July 16, I attended the annual but the metal detectors. tal Educator, Shelby Bollwahn Ohio 634 will close July 28 Ice Cream Social at the Beth- * When happy hour is a Topics: Manure Manage- ODOT CONSTRUCTION AND for approximately four days el United Methodist Church nap. ment, Animal Mortality, Ro- MAINTENANCE PROJECTS for railroad crossing repairs. north of Forder’s Bridge. * When you feel bad in tational Grazing, Watering WEEK OF 7/28/14 Traffi c will be detoured onto Th e weather was great the morning without stay- Systems Ohio 613 and Ohio 634 back and everyone was in a joy- ing out the night before. Sponsored by: Th e St. Jo- Defi ance County: to Ohio 15. Work is being per- ous mood. Th e ice cream was * When you no longer see seph River Watershed Initia- U.S. 24 at the entrance and formed by Roadsafe Traffi c. good as well as the food and speed limits as challenges. tive, Th e Steuben County Soil exit ramps may be restricted Ohio 634 approximately they nearly sold out. * When you realize old and Water Conservation Dis- to one lane through the work one mile north of Continen- Darlene Zielke told me age doesn’t last that long. trict, and a Nonpoint Source zone for shoulder work. Work tal will be restricted to one that they had a record crowd. You Know You’re Old * When you can relate to Pollution Prevention grant is being performed by the De- lane through the work zone Th e most people that they When… the Seven Dwarfs of old age: from the Indiana Department fi ance County ODOT mainte- for ditch cleaning. Work is be- ever had. *When you see expensive Nappy, Wrinkly, Squinty, of Environmental Manage- nance garage. ing performed by the Putnam I know I sat and talked to antiques, and you remem- Rocky, Saggy, Leaky and ment. Ohio 15 will be restricted County ODOT maintenance some old friends and I made a ber one just like it that you Baldy. Registration encouraged, to one through the work zone garage. couple of new friends. threw away. * When you have to buy but walk-ins welcome. For for drainage maintenance. Van Wert County: Th e entertainment was a * When you start lying super-sized alphabet soup. more information and to Traffi c will be controlled by Ohio 66 north of U.S. 30 band that specialized in blue about you children’s ages. * When old doesn’t feel register, contact the Steuben fl aggers and cones noting the will be restricted to one lane grass and they were very * When you spot that so old now that I’m old. County Soil and Water Con- lane closures. Work is being through the work zone for good. fi rst gray hair… on your kid. See ya! servation District at: 260- performed by the Defi ance pavement repairs. Work is I talked with retired judge * When you don’t think 665-3211 X 3 County ODOT maintenance being performed by the Van His Honor George Forest, about dying because it’s the ANTWERP EMS ANNUAL www.steubenswcd.org garage. Wert County ODOT mainte- and he told me that he was last thing you want to do. PANCAKE AND SAUSAGE www.sjrwi.org Ohio 15 (North Clinton nance garage. raised just east of the church * When you live each day BREAKFAST FUNDRAISER Th ere are very few educa- Street) over the Maumee Riv- Ohio 697 west of Delphos on County Road 192 and he as if it was your last. You’ll tional fi eld days off ered that er in the city of Defi ance will will be restricted to one lane was born there in 1928. He get it right someday. Th e Antwerp EMS will pertain to small/hobby farms. continue to have nightly lane through the work zone for * When you read the pavement repairs. Work is reminisced a lot about the ice be having a pancake and Th at is why the sponsoring restrictions from 8 p.m. to 5 cream social as he attended obituaries to check on your organizations are excited to a.m. for bridge maintenance. being performed by the Van friends. sausage breakfast fundrais- Wert County ODOT mainte- with his mother and siblings er on Saturday August 9th bring this learning opportu- Work is being performed by * When your investment nity to the northeastern Indi- nance garage. as a little boy. Th at has been before the Day in the Park. Cosmo Comprehensive Con- an annual aff air for nearly 70 in health insurance has paid ana and southeastern Michi- struction, Canal Fulton. off . We are raising money for gan area. years. gear and equipment for the Ohio 18 in the city of De- Like I said before, it is like * When you say goodbye Watershed Program Man- Chicken Antwerp EMS personnel. fi ance just east of the Ohio 15 a reunion and everybody had to tension and hello to pen- ager Sharon Partridge stat- Th e breakfast includes pan- (Ottawa Avenue) and Ohio BBQ a good time. sion. ed that “hobby farms with 18 (East Second Street) inter- cakes and sausage, coff ee & See ya! * When your only prob- livestock face a unique set of section closed June 9 for two Antique Tractor lem with retirement is that and juice; we will also be circumstances that challenge months for culvert replace- Show SOME MORE ON THE RIVER you never get a day off . having a 50/50 drawing on owners to balance good ani- ment. Traffi c detoured onto * When you speed be- that day. Th e all you can eat mal husbandry and site man- Ohio 281 and U.S. 24 back to Aug. 2, 4-7pm RAFT RACE John Paulding Historical Society cause you don’t want to for- breakfast will be held at the agement with protection of Ohio 15/18. Traffi c may also get where you’re going. Antwerp EMS station on our surface water resources. detour to Ohio 15/18 to Ohio 1/2 Chicken Meal ...... $7.50 By: Stan Jordan * When you stop search- the corner of Cleveland and At the workshop, participants 66, U.S. 24, to Ohio 281 back $ Th e old experienced river ing for the meaning of life to 1/4 Chicken Meal ...... 4.00 raft racer, Dan Bowers, has Daggett Streets in Antwerp will learn how to prevent con- to Ohio 18. Work is being per- focus on searching for your from 7:00 a.m. til 12:00 p.m. taminated storm water run- informed me that this year’s formed by Sand Ridge Exca- car keys. Hope to see you there. off from leaving their opera- vating, Cloverdale. Eat in Maumee River Raft Race will or * When your secrets are tions; what to do with all the Paulding County: Carry Out! be a canoe race. Open for safe with your friends be- anybody who would like to WHEELS IN THE PARK poo; what to do when animals U.S. 24 from U.S. 127 and cause they won’t remember that will not be eaten die; and the Ohio-Indiana state line join this action. them. CRUISE IN DAY Th e big race will be on how to manage pastures for westbound will experience * When you buy pills to optimal performance.” Wheels In Th e Park lane restrictions for pave- Th is event is free and open Cruise In Day is set to take to the public. place at Day in the Park in ® Antwerp on August 9th. YANKEE CANDLE OHIO’S VERIFIED BOBCAT Bring in your “baby”, any- thing with wheels and show SIGHTINGS INCREASE TO Th e Gift of Home Fragrancing™ it off . Cars, trucks, tractors, 200 motorcycles, scooters, etc.— no entry fee. ODNR Division of Wild- SPECIAL OF THE MONTH life biologists verifi ed 200 th Th is Cruise In will be set August 6 bobcat sightings in Ohio in August: Fragrance Spheres with Odor Neutralizing Beads up on the east side of the 2013. Th is is the fourth con- park next to CR 424 (old secutive year more than 100 Serving: US 24. It will be up at 10:00 verifi ed sightings were rec- Stop in! a.m. Th ere will be plenty of ognized in Ohio, and the fi rst entertainment, food, a dash time sightings increased to $ .00 plaque given to the fi rst 25 200. 3/ 12 entries, and SHADE! Door • Of the 200 verifi ed sight- prizes and goody bags will ings, 113 were recognized ASSORTED be handed out till gone. from photographs or videos. SCENTS Come and enjoy the day. Additional sightings were verifi ed through road kills, incidentally trapped animals (then released) and sightings by qualifi ed personnel. America’s best love candled ™ • Noble County contin- Regularly $5.49 each. Limited time off er; while supplies last; in-store purchase only. Other restrictions may apply; see stores for details. ues to have the most verifi ed sightings, with 32. An addi- d tional 106 sightings were con- fi rmed in the counties imme- diately surrounding Noble (Guernsey, Belmont, Monroe, Washington, Morgan, and Muskingum). • Bobcats were confi rmed

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However, if you veniently located just blocks the EPA says is aff ordable,” features historical informa- experience major pain, espe- away. Th e downtown RediMed said Latta. “I have seen this tion in a time-line fashion, cially in your neck or back, will create 10 new healthcare fi nancial struggle fi rsthand along with samples of prod- consult a doctor. You may jobs. throughout Ohio and in the ucts and other artifacts from have a serious injury such as “Downtown has had very Fift h Congressional District, years past including Spangler a slipped disc, a pulled mus- limited urgent care access out- where the City of Defi ance Chocolate Clusters. cle, a bone fracture, or other side of the hospital setting,” is currently under a 20-year Th e gift shop off ers Span- problem in which stretching said Brian Bauer, CEO, Luther- consent decree to separate gler products, gift baskets, could exacerbate it. an Health Network. “We are their combined sewer system. Dum Dums, t-shirts and STRETCHING THE RIGHT Jill Starbuck has 20 years ecstatic about off ering prompt, Only fi ve years into the proj- more. Th e museum and gift WAY of experience as a business non-emergent services to citi- MEET NEW PRINCIPAL OF ect, the City has already spent shop admission is free. Th e writer, editor, and market zens who work and live down- NEW HAVEN PRIMARY $30 million and has plans to tour through the factory is Th e Nurturing Well by: Jill research analyst. She is a cer- town as RediMed adds another spend tens of millions more. not. Th e tour of the factory Starbuck tifi ed health coach through amenity to Fort Wayne’s grow- Mrs. Danielle Newman Th is has caused water and takes place on the Dum Dum Stretching provides many the Integrative Institute of ing urban culture. Th is conve- has been in education all her sewer rates to skyrocket for Trolley Monday through health and fi tness benefi ts. Nutrition and a certifi ed run- nient location also provides a life. She was raised in a home Defi ance’s 17,000 residents, Friday in the summer and And perhaps the best part ning coach through the Road viable option for occupational where her dad was her high who pay ten times more per Wednesday through Friday about stretching is that it feels Runners Club of America. health services. Either way, school principal. “It defi nitely month than residents outside in the winter from 10:00 good! While stretching is a She is also the co-owner of a RediMed is prepared to handle was an interesting childhood the city. Th e Clean Water Af- a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Th e last seemingly simple concept, running business. She can be both aspects of care whether with high expectations from fordability Act, which I have trolley leaves at 2:30 p.m. many injuries occur from reached at jillstarbuck@hot- for individuals or for business- both my mom and dad,” said sponsored, will give our com- Large groups can call for an stretching improperly. Check mail.com. es.” Mrs. Newman. munities the fl exibility they appointment. Th ere are no out the following tips to get RediMed has made an im- She attended Bowling need to meet these EPA man- reservations; tours are done the most out of your stretch- RediMed ADDS TWO NEW portant operational change so Green State University for her dates, so they don’t have to on a fi rst come, fi rst served es. URGENT CARE CLINICS that each clinic will be staff ed fi rst two years of college. She place further fi nancial hard- basis. Due to safety and FDA 1. Warm up. Stretching received her undergraduate LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN with double provider cover- ship on their residents.” regulations, the trolley tour cold muscles may result in age to ensure patients are seen and two graduate/master’s Since the passage of the does not go through the serious injury. Warm up your FORT WAYNE AND NEW more rapidly. Consistency in degrees at IPFW. She has been Clean Water Act (CWA), wa- main kitchen area, but will muscles with a short walk HAVEN staffi ng is another change that a teacher for 17 years. She has ter quality throughout the go through the warehouse or jog before you attempt to offi cials anticipate will im- worked with 4th graders up country has indisputably im- areas and most recent addi- stretch. Five to ten minutes is Lutheran Health Network prove the process. Each clin- to and including 8th grade proved. However, the com- tion, the Portland Street ex- all it takes. Th is will help your offi cials announced that Red- ic will maintain permanent students as a teacher and an mand-and-control nature of pansion. muscles become more elastic. iMed will add two new urgent staff whereas temporary staff instructional coach. She had the CWA has led to a buildup Visitors will be able to 2. Know the diff erence care clinics, one in the Antho- known as locum tenens had the opportunity to work with of costly regulations on our see the pallet-ization area between dynamic and stat- ny Wayne Building located in been used in the past. kids at New Haven Interme- nation’s communities and and automatic case packers. ic. Dynamic stretches involve the heart of Fort Wayne and Lutheran Health Plaza in diate, Leo Elementary, Leo their rate-paying residents Candy cooking and form- slow, controlled movements another at Lutheran Health New Haven will house a Red- Junior-Senior High, and Paul who foot the bill. Th ese man- ing in the kitchen areas will such as arm circles, yoga fl ow Plaza in New Haven. A new iMed urgent care clinic and Harding Junior High. Mrs. dates, on top of the estimat- be shown via a DVD player movements, and hip rota- Business Health Services clinic Business Health Services for Newman said, “I have loved ed $300-500 billion needed while on the trolley tour. tions. Th ese types of stretch- off ering occupational medicine the delivery of occupational every experience that I have in wastewater infrastruc- Teachers, check this out— es should be done before a is also being added in Blufft on. medicine. Th e New Haven lo- been given at EACS. I cherish ture improvements across Spanglers have developed th workout to improve perfor- Celebrating its 30 anni- cation will see an addition of the time that I can make a dif- the country over the next 20 curriculum-based work- mance. Static stretches in- versary this year, RediMed seven full-time employees and ference in students’ lives and years, have shift ed the fi nanc- sheets for Pre-K to 5th grade volve stretches that you hold continues to blossom with new one part-time employee. I get so excited and engaged ing burden to local ratepayers students! Th ese worksheets for 30 seconds or longer. Th e and remodeled facilities as well Th e establishment of a in helping kids make connec- who are seeing their rates rise cover basic math, history, best time to do these types of as enhanced services. Cen- Business Health Services site tions to help them grow as a nationally at double the rate science, and writing activ- stretches is aft er a workout to tral to RediMed’s systemwide in Blufft on will involve the life-long learner.” of infl ation. ities including history ques- lengthen the muscles. transformation is a renewed relocation of an existing oc- “As a new principal at New Congressman Latta’s tions to answer during your 3. Make it part of your emphasis on quality care and cupational medicine clinic to Haven Primary School, I am Clean Water Aff ordability trip to the museum, ques- routine. It takes time to greater effi ciency. To illustrate a 3,400-square-foot location looking forward to focusing Act would codify the EPA’s tions about nutrition and stretch properly. For this rea- that point, each RediMed ur- in front of the local Wal-Mart. on the whole child and mak- Integrated Municipal Storm- Dum Dums’ history, as well son, many people forego a gent care clinic is initiating a Th e new BHS clinic in Bluff - ing connections with stu- water and Wastewater Plan- as other activities. Answer stretching routine, which can 60-minute visit commitment. ton will create three full-time dents, staff , family members, ning Approach Framework, sheets are available on the lead to problems down the Th e 60-minute visit defi nes the healthcare jobs and one part- and the East Allen commu- ensuring it is available to all day of the tour for teachers. road. Stretching requires no targeted maximum amount time position. nity!” communities. Th e legislation For further information, equipment and can be done of time for RediMed patients In addition to three new www.newhavenbulletin.com would also assure commu- call 419-633-6439 or toll just about anywhere. to check in, be cared for and locations on track to open lat- nities that their clean water free at 888-636-4221. 4. Do not make stretch- check out. er this year, RediMed is near LISA NICELLEY APPOINTED investments will be secure Th e farmers market on ing painful. To increase “We are committed to a completion on renovations at TO PC BOARD OF HEALTH for longer than fi ve years by the north side of the square fl exibility, static stretches 60-minute visit,” said Vikash four of its fi ve existing urgent extending EPA permit terms in Bryan on Tuesday morn- can be pushed to the point M. Negandhi, MD, COO, Red- care, business health and phys- At the Paulding County to up to 25 years for commu- ing and Th ursday evening of discomfort. However, no iMed. “We strive to see patients ical therapy locations. District Advisory Council nities with an approved in- is really coming into full stretch should be painful. If in the most clinically-advanced Renovations to existing Meeting held July 22, 2014 at tegrated plan. In addition, it swing now with fresh fruits you are grimacing, your mus- way while providing the best RediMed locations include the the Paulding County Health would revise the Clean Water and veggies coming to har- cle is contracting to protect services to our community in northeast and southwest ur- Department, Lisa Nicelley, State Revolving Fund capi- vest. Melons, corn, toma- itself. Also, do not bounce the shortest amount of time. gent care clinics, the southwest RN, BSN was appointed to talization grant agreements toes, squash, onions, pep- while stretching. Bouncing RediMed has been a commu- and north Business Health the Paulding County Board to require states to set aside pers and the list goes on and can create tears in the mus- nity fi xture for years; we have Services sites, and the north of Health. Lisa replaces Gary 15 percent for assistance to on. Be sure and stop by and cle, which tightens the muscle cared for many patients, but it physical therapy location. Adkins and will complete his municipalities of fewer than support our local farmers. and makes you even more in- is time we upgrade our services Work at the southwest urgent term which expires March 10,000 individuals. Finally, If you’re there on Th ursday, fl exible. and our facilities.” care clinic includes expanding 2018. Attending the meeting it would require the EPA to stick around for the cruise 5. Stretch daily. Why not? Th e downtown RediMed the space to enhance the pa- were District Advisory Coun- revise and broaden guidance in. Th e benefi ts of stretching are will be housed on the fi rst fl oor tient experience. cil President Mark Holtsber- for determining a commu- Don’t forget the free band numerous. It alleviates pain, of the Anthony Wayne Build- When all of the renova- ry, Emerald Township Trust- nity’s fi nancial capability to concerts on the court house relaxes you, improves range ing and it will include three tions are completed, RediMed ee Kevin Anderson, Village of more accurately refl ect its fi - bandstand on Wednesday of motion, increases circu- exam rooms and a procedure will provide patients with Paulding Mayor Greg White, nancial challenges. nights, weather permitting. easier access to other health- Paulding County Commis- care services within Lutheran sioner Tony Zartman, Health FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL Commissioner Larry Fish- Health Network and greater LESS THAN ONE MONTH From New Haven? baugh and Emergency Re- Safe Start continuity of care as a result AWAY of technological upgrades. All sponse Coordinator Bill Ed- Get your LOCAL daily news at wards. RediMeds will be equipped By: Sally Whitford Driving School with electronic medical record It’s hard to believe but the HOUSE EXAMINES CLEAN Driver’s THE NEW HAVEN capabilities. fi rst day of school for Bryan is Architecture and design WATER AFFORDABILITY August 20th. Wow! Where did Education services for the RediMed the summer go? Don’t be too projects are being handled Th e House Transportation discouraged though because Classes by MKM architecture + de- and Infrastructure Com- we still have almost a month ulletin sign. Th e general contractor Bwww.newhavenbulletin.com mittee, Water Resources and left . Antwerp Location is Th e Hagerman Group. Environment Subcommittee I’ve found a fun and edu- today examined the aff ord- cational thing for you moms 8:00AM-11:15AM ability of clean water and to do with your kids and for August 4, 5, 6, 7 the unprecedented fi nancial you teachers to think about 11, 12, 13, 14 KLOPFENSTEIN REPAIR HAVE A WEDDING, challenges communities face ENGAGEMENT for your students to do this AUTO•TRUCK•FARM•INDUSTRIAL in meeting the U.S. Environ- year when you plan your class Wayne Trace H.S. OR ANNIVERSARY? Major & Minor Repairs • Complete Vehicle Maintenance mental Protection Agency’s fi eld trips. 5:00PM-8:15PM (EPA) new wastewater man- Consider visiting the AC Service & Repair Let your friends and dates. Congressman Bob September 2, 3, 4, Diesel Service • Complete Engine Rebuilding neighbors know for Spangler Candy Company Latta (R-OH) has introduced in Bryan, Ohio home of the 8, 9, 10, 11, 15 DOT Inspections • ASE Certified Staff FREE in the H.R. 3862, the Clean Water Dum Dums and so much West Bend News. Aff ordability Act, to ensure Call: 419-258-1069 or Tim Klopfenstein 19718 Notestine Road more. Did you know they (pictures are extra) clean water agencies have the have a museum and gift shop? 419-258-2076 657-5700 shop Woodburn, IN 46797 fl exibility they need to under- A video history of the compa- for sign up information PAGE 8 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] COLOR CHAOS! AT PAYNE LIBRARY SCHOOLS VITAL TO EACS district posted modest for those communities with community. It’s very fami- CHOOSING HOME growth as FWCS changed lit- the appropriate mix of other ly-friendly. It’s very commu- SUMMER READING PROGRAM tle. amenities.” nity oriented. And I think if By: Rachel Von, Th e Jour- Fort Wayne Communi- EACS Superintendent Ken you don’t know the person nal Gazette ty has some “good” schools Folks, a former Carroll Mid- standing next to you, most Before he was married, with high test scores and good dle School principal in North- likely you know someone who even before he met his wife state letter grades that have west Allen, said, “Most of our does know them.” and had children, Ron Re- declined in enrollment the students attend the district NACS Superintendent gazzi focused on schools in last several years, according they live in, but we do have Chris Himsel said a dis- deciding where to live. to Department of Education choice,” he said. “I’m hoping trictwide survey in Novem- One reason was practi- fi gures. that parents do their home- ber showed the importance cal. He had heard that good It also has an F school, work, and they’re looking at residents place in its schools. school districts provide good Shawnee Middle School, the right fi t for their child, Nearly 90 percent said they home resale values. But he which has seen enrollment they’re looking at these for the thought the schools made a also had another motivation: increase by 29 percent since programs they want, this is diff erence in property values. “Th at if I get married and 2006. the rigor that we want.” A similar number of NACS have kids that I don’t want Likewise, Miami Middle FAMILY FRIENDLY parents said the schools to have to move into a good School has a low standardized Alison Bowersock is a played a role in their decision school district. I’d rather start test score, is rated D by the product of the NACS system. to move there. there.” state, and yet its enrollment She and her husband, Travis, How schools fi t in the Today, Julie and Ron Re- has grown 44 percent during decided to settle in Hunter- mix is hard to quantify, gazzi commute to jobs in the same period. town – where Alison has lived SACS Superintendent Philip separate cities, but they live FWCS spokeswoman Kris- her entire life – because of the Downs said. Like Stockman, in Leo-Cedarville, a town of ta Stockman said school offi - schools and the small-town Himsel, Folks and others, 3,800 residents in northeast cials are trying to make sure setting, she said. Th eir three Downs said, “Th ey’re going Allen County. Th e notion of it won’t become overcrowded. children attend Huntertown to be looking more at the “good” schools is a large part “For us, we are always tell- Elementary, where Alison relationship that their par- of what keeps them there, and ing parents it’s not just about Bowersock is PTO president. ticular child has with their they’re not alone. the letter grade. It’s not just Huntertown’s estimat- particular teacher or build- Leo-Cedarville has grown about the test score,” she said. ed population is 5,313, a 200 ing principal and whether by more than 30 percent in “You need to go to the school. percent increase since 2000, they feel welcome,” Downs the last decade, one of the You need to see it. And we according to census fi gures. said. “It’s a whole number fastest rates in Allen Coun- know that once people are in NACS enrollment has in- of factors. Th e metrics the ty. Many factors could be in the buildings and they see it, creased 16.7 percent since state puts out is based sole- play, but the perception of they like what they see.” 2006, according to the De- ly on test results on a couple good schools has drawn the VAR IABLES partment of Education. days a year. Parents value Regazzis and others to town. A 1998 study out of Clem- “I think people see North- that. Th ey look at that, but I People move for a lot of son University looked at high west Allen County Schools as don’t think that’s the whole reasons, including jobs and to average test scores at high a good school system,” Bow- picture for a lot of parents.” escape from the big city. 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EAST ALLEN COUNTY All Elementary/Secondary Th e two elementary SCHOOLS REGISTRATION Schools Registration: schools and junior-senior & FIRST DAY OF STUDENT August 4, noon – 7:00 p.m. high school in Leo-Cedar- ATTENDANCE DATES (with exception of Paul Hard- ville have among the highest ing Jr. High School) standardized test scores in the East Allen County Schools August 5, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 sprawling East Allen County 2014-15 school year registra- p.m. Schools district, which con- tion dates are as follows: Translators will be avail- sumes about half the county CCUSTOMUSTOM able for assistance for the fol- and includes urban and rural lowing locations/dates: neighborhoods. Two of East Southwick – August 4, Allen’s three A schools are in noon–7:00 p.m. Leo-Cedarville. Prince Chapman – August While Woodlan-area BBUTTONSUTTONS 5, 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. schools also did reasonably Paul Harding Jr. High – well, scores at the rest of August 6, noon–7:00 p.m. EACS’ schools were lower, Made at West Bend Printing! Is currently taking First Day of Student At- sometimes much lower. orders for: tendance: Meanwhile, nearly all TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, schools in Northwest Allen OOrderrder YoursYours MICHIGAN 2014 County Schools and South- RED HAVEN PEACHES! For more information, west Allen County Schools please contact Tamyra Kelly posted scores of 80 percent TToday!oday! at 260-446-0100 ext. 1050 or or above in students passing [email protected]. both math and English sec- tions of the ISTEP+, the state’s ((419)419) 258-2000258-2000 yearly standardized test for 05542 Huber Rd. The deadline for ads grades 3 through 8. [email protected] Hicksville, OH and article submissions is In the past nine years, 101 N. Main Street, Antwerp, OH 45813 419-542-0262 Friday at 5:00 p.m. enrollments have climbed at Northwest Allen and South- west Allen but have dropped at East Allen districtwide Route 111 Flea Market and remained steady at the SR 111 & CR 111 • Junction, Ohio county’s fourth and largest district, Fort Wayne Commu- August 1, 2, 9am - dark nity Schools, according to the August 3, 9am - 5pm Indiana Department of Edu- cation. Vendor space available. Likewise, the general population in the NACS and 419-789-2419 SACS areas has grown signifi - cantly, while the 11-township Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 9 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 REP. BURKLEY APPOINTED held on August 5, 2014 in Aaron Presley, Jr. and pow- promote normalcy for foster sure that they are all prepared WOODBURN SUMMER TO DEBT STUDY Room 121 at the Ohio State- erhouse” vocalist Samantha youth, quickly move more to serve voters,” Secretary FEST PLANTER WINNERS COMMITTEE house. Th is committee serves Rae Duquette. children from foster care into Husted said. “Well-trained as one of two bipartisan Mark your calendars for adoptive homes or the homes poll workers are just one more summer committees travel- August 2 to enjoy this fun- of relatives, and increase the way we continue to make it is ing the state this summer to fi lled evening—sure to please amount of child support pro- easy to vote and hard to cheat hold hearings discussing state all ages. For more informa- vided to families in which one in Ohio.” policies and initiatives with tion, call Tom Rogers at 567- parent is outside of the United Under state law, poll work- citizens and experts. Th e in- 644-9993. States. ers are required to participate formation collected will assist H.R. 5135, the Human in an education program in formulating a fi nal report HOUSE PASSES EIGHT Traffi cking Prevention, In- that instructs them as to the and possible legislative rec- BILLS TO COMBAT HUMAN tervention, and Recovery Act, rules, procedures and law ommendations. TRAFFICKING would direct the U.S. State pertaining to elections ad- Department’s Interagency ministration in Ohio. New LET’S GO TO THE HOP! Congressman Bob Latta Task Force to Monitor and poll workers must go through SOCK HOP AND CRUISE-IN (R-OH) issued the follow- Combat Traffi cking to con- training before working the SET FOR AUGUST 2 ing statement applauding duct a review and issue a re- polls, while those who have the U.S. House of Represen- port on the best strategies for previously served only need OH State Representative Th e Rockford Belle, of tatives’ passage this week of preventing children from be- to go through retraining Tony Burkley (R-Payne) an- 135 Market Street, Rockford, eight bills to combat human coming victims of traffi cking. a minimum of once every nounced that he has been Ohio will hold their 5th annu- traffi cking. H.R. 5116, the Human three years. Today’s directive Traffi cking Detection Act, ensures all poll workers are appointed to serve on this al Sock Hop and Cruise-In on “Human sex traffi cking is Th is is the 1st place planter summer’s Unemployment August 2, 2014. Th e street will a $9.8 billion illicit industry, would direct the Secretary of ready for the 2014 November Homeland Security to imple- General Election. made by Holly Sarrazine Compensation Debt & Re- be closed off and activities which is especially prevalent and Hayden Brock. ducing Burdens on Ohio will take place outside in front in Ohio, as Toledo has some ment a program that would Each county will receive Businesses Study Committee. of the entertainment venue. of the highest human traffi ck- train Department of Home- an amount based on the Th is year, by popular de- Th e committee will focus Th e Cruise-In starts at 4:00 ing rates in the country and land Security personnel how number of registered voters mand, we brought back the on the State of Ohio’s Un- p.m. and a live concert is set more than 1,000 people are to eff ectively deter, detect, in that county. Th is funding planter competition to Wood- employment Trust Fund and for 6:00 p.m. A food tent will victims of sex traffi cking in disrupt and prevent human will provide for the mandato- burn Summer Fest. Th ere are the eff ects it’s had on the state be available. Bring your lawn the state each year,” said Lat- traffi cking during the course ry training each poll worker 12 planters that businesses and the business communi- chairs and take in the sights ta. “Th is week, I was proud to of their primary roles and re- is required to complete under and residents signed up for ty. Topics of discussion in- and sounds of the Cruise-In join my colleagues in passing sponsibilities. state law. Th ese funds help and were judged at the Wood- clude how to repay back the cars and “Blind Date” band as eight pieces of legislation that H.R. 4449, the Human off set some of the cost associ- burn Summer Fest. Th ose debt faster and what structur- they play a variety of 60’s and will help combat this growing Traffi cking Prevention Act, ated with training poll work- who sign up are responsible al issues exist within the sys- 70’s music. Cruise-in partic- epidemic, save lives and give would require certain State ers for county boards of elec- for the design, care and up- tem that led to the insolvency ipants are welcome to bring hope to human traffi cking Department personnel to tions, which are facing tighter keep of their planter. Th is of the fund. their Classic Motorcycles, victims around the world. undergo training to identify budgets. year it was sponsored by Th e “Addressing our unem- Cars, Trucks and to come, I will also continue to work victims of human traffi cking To date, the Secretary of Fort Wayne Truck and Auto ployment compensation debt shine and show! Th ere will to defend our most vulner- around the world. State’s offi ce has awarded Auction and HDS Business is vital to maintaining fi scal be no judging or entrance fee. able citizens, so we may end H.R 2283, the Human more than $1.5 million to Solutions. Judges of this year’s responsibility in our state, Door prizes will be available this horrifi c exploitation and Traffi cking Prioritization ensure individuals staffi ng completion were Gloria Ho- Burkley said. I’m grateful to for cruise-in participants, abuse once and for all.” Act, would elevate the Offi ce neighborhood polling loca- evel, Aimee Lichty and Terri Speaker Batchelder for this and a 50/50 drawing. Local H.R. 5111, to improve the to Monitor and Combat Traf- tions are properly trained Gibson. First Place winner of appointment and look for- favorite Jerry Bolenbaugh has response to victims of child fi cking in Persons to a Bureau ahead of Election Day so vot- $75 was Holly Sarrazine and ward to what is ahead as we been invited to perform with sex traffi cking, would update within the State Department ers have a positive experience. Hayden Brock, 2nd Place was travel Ohio.” the band, and there will be a federal law to make clear that to better prioritize the fi ght Th e Secretary of State’s PNC Bank, $50; and 3rd Place Th e fi rst hearing will be special appearance with Elvis child prostitution is a form against human traffi cking offi ce also assists with the re- was Darleen Koch, $25. of child sex traffi cking and without increasing the size of cruitment of new poll work- To enter the competition should be reported to the the federal government. ers through PEOinOhio.com. next year contact Janet Palm- CyberTipline at the National Th is comprehensive website er at 260-557-3245. ng Center for Missing and Ex- SECRETARY OF STATE provides online training tools Other winners from the LS lli ploited Children. HUSTED ANNOUNCES MAN- and resources for county Woodburn Summer Fest in- W o H.R. 5081, the Strengthen- DATORY TRAINING FOR ALL boards of elections and poll clude the following: r workers alike, as well as an n ing Child Welfare Response 2014 GENERAL ELECTION Raffl e Winners: E NOW! to Traffi cking Act, would im- online sign-up for Ohioans to 1st – Kent Delagrange, POLL WORKERS prove practices within state become poll workers. To date, Set of Goodrich Tires; 2nd more than 2,100 people have Preschool—8th Grade child welfare systems to iden- Recognizing the impor- – Bryan Poulson, $750; 3rd Enroll today! tify and document sex traf- signed up through the Secre- – Jen Cluts, 50” LED TV; 4th tance of having properly tary of State’s offi ce. OPENINGS IN 3, 4, AND 5 DAY PRESCHOOL fi cking victims. trained elections offi cials in – Jerry Lake, $500 Marathon H.R. 5076, the Enhanc- Gas Cards; 5th – Jacob Bond, 3 Day Explore ...... Must be 3 by August 1 place, Ohio Secretary of State CITY OF WOODBURN ing Services for Runaway Jon Husted issued Directive iPad Mini; 6th – Tom Buren- Must be 4 by August 1 4 Day Construct ...... and Homeless Victims of 2014-21, requiring all poll MEETING MINUTES 7/7/14 ga, Kids John Deere Loader; ...... Must be 5 by March 1, 2015 Youth Traffi cking Act, would 7th – Dr. John Parker, Cedar 5 Day Kindergarten Prep workers for the upcoming Woodburn city council meeting improve support provided general election to undergo notes minutes from July 7, 2014. Point Weekend Giveaway Indiana Choice Scholarships are available for those who specifi cally to runaway and mandatory training. To help Mayor Hoeppner, Councilman Parade Winners: qualify until SEPTEMBER 1 for grades K-8! Abbott, Rice, Renner, Gerig, Voirol, homeless youth who are vic- off set the cost for county Treasurer Sarrazine, Chief Duhamell (photos on http://www. tims of sex traffi cking. and Superintendent Walls were present. cityofwoodburn.org/ For more information on boards of elections, Secre- Pledge. enrollment, vouchers, or to H.R. 4980, the Preventing tary Husted also announced Public Hearing was opened on 1st – Most Original, Vet- tour the school, please contact Sex Traffi cking and Strength- $760,000 in grants for the sewer rate increase for sewer only cus- erans Health Care; 2nd – Best Danielle Meyer tomers. Only people present for hearing ening Families Act, includes state’s 88 counties. were the above mentioned. Meeting was Decorated, Zion Lutheran at (260) 632-5493 numerous provisions that opened at 7:00 and closed at 7:01. Church; 3rd – Best Th eme “With approximately Chief Duhamell: would encourage states to 40,000 poll workers needed Th e Woodburn Police Department (Made in America), Custom reduce the incidence of sex worked 60 calls in June. Our reserves Woodworking on Election Day, it is essential worked about 36 hours during June. Like us on Facebook! traffi cking among youth in that we not only recruit qual- WPD responded to two fi reworks com- foster care, empower and ifi ed individuals, but also en- plaints of the Holiday weekend, both were noise complaints not any property man Gerig 2nd, all approved, motion damage was reported. WPD is ramping carried. up for Summer fest activities; we are Ordinance G-14-1317 was read by working on getting a K-9 demonstra- title only, Councilman Rice made a tion from the Allen County Sheriff ’s motion to approve. Councilman Voirol Dept. if all goes well with their sched- 2nd, all approved, motion carried. uling. Councilman Abbot made a motion 1000’s of People Read This Newspaper Mayor: to have the second and fi nal reading of Mayor met with A-Z Engineering G-14-1317 by title only. Councilman and they sent us out a contract to do Rice 2nd, all approved, motion carried. Engineering for the new entrance as Ordinance G14-1317 was read by well as the rest of the work needed in title only. Councilman Renner made a EVERY WEEK the Industrial Park. Th eir contract is motion to approve. Councilman Voirol for $19,100 to do the entire bid pack- 2nd, all approved, motion carried. age. De-chlorination building on Gus- Superintendent Walls: tin Road is proceeding. We received Water plant at high school had a a contract from Umbaugh to consult leak on south well, ordered casing to be on our 2015 Budget. In the Industrial installed. I have drawings for Chlorine Park, Ramco is having issues trying to Swirl and I have been putting together get power. Loves is moving ahead. Th e a price list of estimates for total cost. city is still waiting to have closing with Hydrant fl ushing’s going on. Aerator North American Cold Storage. Main is fi xed. Street will fi nd out in August if they Councilman Abbott: are awarded the Main Street Grant. I have made multiple calls to Dean Clint Zeedyke (the owner of the bldg. at Granite Ridge to mow properties. I downtown) is cleaning out Apartments. would like to invite people with con- Plans are to demolish part of the build- cerns to come to a meeting rather than ing and save part. voicing their concerns on social media Treasurer: (First and third Monday of the month Meeting minutes from June 16 were at 7:00 pm). All rate studies are public presented. Councilman Gerig made a record. motion to approve, Councilman Voirol Councilman Rice: 2nd, All approved, motion carried. I would like to have added to con- Meeting minutes from June 30 were tact your council members for more presented. Councilman Voirol made a information. Th e Industrial Park sign motion to approve, Councilman Gerig looks good. 2nd, all approved (with Councilman Councilman Renner: Abbott and Renner abstaining because I would also like to say the Industri- they did not attend), motion carried. al Park Sign looks good. Warrants were presented Councilman Gerig: $70,337.36, Councilman Voirol made a No Report motion to approved. Councilman Rice Councilman Voirol: 2nd all approved, motion carried. Th e parking lines downtown really A resident (Ron Adreon) came in dressed up the downtown. It’s like an to report a leaking fi re hydrant on Bull invitation to stop. Rapids. Superintendent Walls said it is Councilman Renner made a mo- on the schedule. Th e fi rst reading of Or- tion to adjourn, Councilman Voirol Are you Advertising? dinance G-14-1317 with the new sewer 2nd, all approved. Meeting was ad- rates added for sewer only residents was journed. 7:46 p.m. Minutes were pre- introduced. Councilman Voirol made pared by Clerk-Treasurer Holly Sarra- The West Bend News a motion to read by title only. Council- zine. PAGE 10 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] SHOULD YOU BE A the one to make the “buy” or Niehaus is Managing Part- INDEPENDENT ALLIANCE JOHN CURRAN & RENEGADE TO PLAY AT “HANDS-ON” INVESTOR? “sell” decisions. ner at Niehaus & Associates, BANKS ANNOUNCES SEC- Some investors prefer to Ltd., Toledo, Ohio. Niehaus OND QUARTER FINANCIAL HARLAN DAYS leave even the buy-and-sell has represented corporate PERFORMANCE decisions to professionals. and business clients for over Most fi nancial advisors off er twenty years on a wide range Independent Alliance advisory programs that take of business issues including Banks, Inc. (IAB), the hold- care of this for you. 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What can you do to make your own decisions in Doctorate from Th e Universi- a passion for music ever out with him. It is hard not 2013. For the frst six months since he can remember. to get into the show when he gain confi dence that you are consultation with a fi nancial ty of Toledo Law School and of 2014, earnings per share making the right investment advisor or to invest in an ad- Bachelor of Science in Civil From getting caught sing- is out singing and dancing, were $0.96 versus $0.79 last ing in church at 12 years because of the great perfor- moves? visory program — or both Engineering from Lawrence year. Earnings per share Th e answer may depend — you really should learn as Technological University. old when he thought no one mance John puts on. Every were $0.54 for the second was around, to learning to year the WhatzUp Maga- on how involved you want to much as possible about your quarter of 2014, compared be with your investment de- investments. Whichever ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW play guitar and forming zine holds an award show to $0.30 during the same his fi rst band, it is fair to for local artists, and John cisions. Initially, you might method you decide is best for ABOUT THE AFFORDABLE time in 2013. think that you would like to you, remember that investing say that he has music in his has been nominated for the HEALTHCARE ACT Our second quarter blood. In 1997 John formed past 12 years. Out of the 12 be totally “hands on.” Aft er involves risk, and investment highlights include a: all, how you save and invest performance is never guar- the band Renegade. Th ey nominations he has been • $944,000 or 77% in- started off playing at small awarded peoples’ choice for your money is unquestion- anteed. So make sure you’re crease in net income over ably a highly personal matter. asking the right questions, local bars around the Fort country music nine times. second quarter 2013 Wayne area, and eventually It is safe to say that these And once you start exploring such as: What are the risk • $10 million or 59% de- the investment world, you characteristics? How has a began performing at bigger awards come from the great cline in non-performing venues further away. John shows that he puts on, along may fi nd it fascinating, as it particular investment vehicle loans from June 30, 2013 entails virtually every hu- performed relative to others has opened for many na- with the original songs that • substantial reduction of tional acts including John he performs. John has writ- man endeavor imaginable: in its category? 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He FORD FORD • $48 million or 7% in- Trace Adkins, Aaron Tipiin, proved this when he was ap- such as studying the fi nancial As you may have heard At the New Haven Cham- crease in total deposits over FORD markets, staying up-to-date many times, knowledge is Lee Brice, Th e Band Perry, proached by Warner Broth- ber of Commerce August June 30, 2013 and many more. John is a ers and asked to sign with on changing investment en- power — and that’s certainly Lunch-n-Learn, Mike Rip- • $0.21 per share quar- vironments and monitoring true in the investment arena. very upbeat kind of man. them. 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Th e bipartisan pro- worth of experience in the posals included in H.R. 4719, 110 E HIGH ST. insurance industry, plus he’s the America Gives More Act, 4152 Rd 17 been heavily involved in the HICKSVILLE, OH 43526 would make permanent and Payne, Ohio 45880 health care arena while in improve a variety of tax rules Bus. 419-542-6260 the Legislature, including governing charitable dona- TF. 855-542-6260 serving as the chairman of tions and charitable organi- 419-263-2037 www.edwardjones.com the House Insurance Com- zations. 1-800-803-3405 mittee. “By making these provi- A graduate of Ball State Member SIPC sions permanent, the America MEMBER OF U.S.G.A FORD University, Mike was the Gives More Act will provide Insurance Institute of Indi- Americans a greater ability to ana’s Legislator of the Year in donate to worthwhile causes, 2005 and 2008. Additionally, while also enabling charities in 1999, the Indiana Cham- to more eff ectively serve those ber tapped him as a Small in need,” said Latta. Business Champion for his legislative work on behalf of the small business commu- Let West Bend News an- In & Above Ground Pools Filled nity. nounce your engagement, Clean Clear City Water RSVP info@newhaven- wedding or anniversary. It’s 8703 Notestine Road • Fort Wayne, IN 46835 indiana.org by August 13. only $6 per column for the johniheathandsoninc.com [email protected] Lunch is sponsored by Com- photo and the announce- 260-438-7907 260-627-2574 cast Business. ment is community news. PAGE 11 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] MIKE HEMMELGARN TO ENTERTAIN AT HARLAN DAYS Leo Lions mascot has been many local events, spell- THE BEL AIRS TO PERFORM AT HARLAN DAYS chosen as the Harlan Days binding audiences with her Parade Grand Marshal this remarkable, powerhouse year. Senior, Logan Leiter, voice. is wearing the costume for Bradley’s dynamic talent this year’s parade. Logan has earned her top awards is an excellent student, an in some of the country’s top outstanding citizen, and a singing contests, including two sport athlete. Logan the Texaco Country Show- represents everything good down. Over the past year, about young people and will Bradley has continued to make the residents of Har- compete in area competi- lan very proud. Good luck tions and has also toured to all and remember that the region showcasing her it’s a great day to be a lion! original music. Mike Hemmelgarn will forming the chicken dance Come out to see ‘Brian the In April, Bradley released be performing on the Harlan while balancing a bowling Lion’ lead the Harlan Days her fi rst self-titled album. Days midway stage on Satur- ball, apple, and knife on his Parade on Saturday, August Th e album includes sev- day, August 2 from 8:00–8:45 forehead!) Mike also juggles 2 beginning at 10:00 a.m. en original songs recorded p.m. and then will continue everything from balls and with country music’s top performing while roaming juggling pins (with his own BEKAH BRADLEY Nashville studio musicians. the fairgrounds from 8:45– unique style, of course!) to Th e launch of her fi rst al- 10:15 p.m. bowling balls (one of which TO PERFORM AT bum has been very success- Mike’s shows are con- he mysteriously removes ful, and you can purchase stantly evolving and change from a standard-sized brief- HARLAN DAYS the album on iTunes, Am- according to the needs of case), and even juggles ping- azon, and other music sites. your audience. As one spec- pong balls with this mouth! Or, you can order a physi- Th e Bel Airs will be per- Eddie Cochran, Gene Vin- tator exclaimed, “You never Th e highlight of many shows cal copy of the album from forming on the Harlan Days cent, and Jerry Lee Lewis, and know what’s going to happen is Rosie – an eccentric grand- www.bekahbradley.com midway stage on Friday, Au- scores more. next!” Among the characters mother puppet, Britney Bradley has already be- gust 1 from 7:00 – 10:00 p.m. Back “in the day”, Th e come one of country music’s Th e Bel Airs, perennial Bel Airs are internationally you are likely to meet are But- Spears wannabe, and former favorites at Harlan Days, con- distributed recording artists terball the paranoid turkey, high-fashion model – who sweethearts on the local mu- sic scene. She is a performer sist of Rocky double slappin’ on Th e Mystery Train label Casey the ballistic duck, a 92 always provides world-class on the dog house bass, Stix on (“if it’s a Hit, it’s a Mystery”). year old mid-western farm- comedy wherever she goes! that is a must-see, and will be on the main stage at Har- stiletto skins, Cousin Elroy Th eir version of Rosemary er named Herman, or Spud, Add a touch of magic, music, channeling Johnny & Carl Clooney’s “Th is Ole House” a quick-witted and wildly and audience participation to lan Days on Th ursday, July 31st starting at 7:00 p.m. on lead git-fi ddle, Tim croo- broke the top 20 dance hall entertaining ventriloquist this high-energy show and nin’ the vocals and strum- hits in England. Th e Bel Air puppet. Spud loves to involve you have lots of fun for every- Th ere is no charge for Back by popular demand min’ the rhythm, and J.J. on original song “Anna Lee” into real live puppets – you’ve one! Mike’s shows have con- the Bekah Bradley show at at Harlan Days this year the howlin’ squeeze box. Th e places in the prestigious Top got to see it to believe it! Th e sistently received standing Harlan Days. For other tour is Fort Wayne’s very own Bel Air family crest just pro- Ten New Songs of 1996 by show builds to the dramatic ovations at banquets, corpo- date information, check out Bekah Bradley! Bradley has claims: “Whoo Hoo!” Continental Restyling maga- fi nale where Mike juggles a rate and club events around www.bekahbradley.com become a crowd favorite at Th e Bel Airs, who have zine! bowling ball, apple, and fl am- the country, as well as praise been playing steadily for Th e Bel Airs have opened ing torch… while eating the from teachers and school ad- about 30 years, are ruthless shows for original and leg- apple! (Th is is done aft er per- ministrators. in the preservation of our endary Rock & Roll artists HOOSIER GENTRY TO PERFORM AT HARLAN DAYS Rockabilly Heritage. Webster Bo Diddley, Mitch Ryder & (and now Wikipedia) defi nes the Detroit Wheels, and Tex- K-9 DEMONSTRATIONS AT THE LEO LION TO BE THE Rock-A-Billy as the “… pur- as Rockabilly legend Ronnie HARLAN DAYS HARLAN DAYS PARADE est American music form… Dawson. Th e Bel Airs are GRAND MARSHAL “having an era of only three privileged to have shared the Corporal Harris of the years in the 50s, becoming stage with fellow, contempo- Allen County Sheriff ’s De- the origin of Rock & Roll, and rary Rockabilly artist High partment will be giving K-9 spawning such originators Noon, Wayne Hancock, the of this style as: Elvis Presley, Big Six and Robert Gordon. Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Harlan Days RAFFLE TICKETS! Hoosier Gentry has been Th ey were pleased to be se- pleasing audiences in the lected Senior Quartet Cham- 1st Prize Th e Leo Lions mas- Greater Fort Wayne area for pions of the Cardinal District cot has been around for a over 16 years with a variety of (Indiana & Kentucky) in 2014 Chevy Spark long time. Th ere has been a appearances in show settings, 2006. Stop by Harlan Days to school in Leo for over 100 parties, banquets, receptions see them perform on Th urs- GET YOUR TICKETSTS years and the lion mascot and fairs. Th ey especially en- day, July 31 from 5:30–6:30 has become a huge part of joy being “up close and per- p.m. the schools’ tradition. Re- sonal” with their listeners. TODAY! demonstrations on Saturday, cently, the students have August 2 from 3:00–4:00 p.m. nicknamed the mascot Available through Friday,Friday 8/8/1/1 atat:: just east of the midway rides. ‘Brian the Lion’ and it has SpringÀ eld Enterprises Th e Allen County Sheriff ’s caught on and the students SAFETYPUP® PROGRAM IAB - Harlan Branch Department has a top notch have had fun with that. Stu- GEARING UP FOR NEW and during the fair at the Headquarters Tent! K-9 program and Harlan dents take turns wearing the SEASON Days is fortunate enough to costume at ball games and have them participating in ‘Brian the Lion’ has even In a sincere eff ort to keep the fair again this year. Please Harlan Days made some community ap- our youngsters safe and drug come out to the K-9 demon- pearances. ‘Brian the Lion’ MARK’S ARK free, the Paulding County strations and see the variety and the entire school com- APPEARING AT Sheriff ’s Department is co- Food Tent Menu of skills these offi cers possess. munity is honored that the ordinating our annual Safe- HARLAN DAYS typup® program. Th is child Thursday, July 31st safety and drug prevention • Pork Chop Sandwich ...... $3.50 On Friday, August 1, education program reach- • Pork Chop Dinner ...... $6.00 (Includes 2 Sides and a Bag of Chips) Mark’s Ark will be appear- es young children ages fi ve ing at Harlan Days. He and through 12. Th e National Friday, August 1st his many animals will be Child Safety Council (NCSC), • Pork Chop Sandwich...... $3.50 Valid Thursday 7/31/14 Only! on the Midway Stage from a 501(c)(3) tax-emempt, • Pork Chop Dinner ...... $6.00 5:00–5:45 p.m. non-profi t organization, will (Includes 2 Sides and a Bag of Chips) Good at Food Tent Only Are you ready for a be providing the materials Saturday, August 2nd hands-on, LIVE animal pre- and services for the program. • Chicken Half ...... $5.00 (1 Hot Dog per Person - Each Person Must Be Present) sentation? Mammals, birds, Th e department has care- • Chicken Half Dinner ...... $7.50 reptiles, amphibians and fully selected the materials to (Includes 2 Sides and a Dinner Roll) While Quantities Last - Photocopied coupons NOT accepted. bugs… Oh my! Mark Kohl- be distributed this year. Th ey Extras (Available Daily) horst, of Mark’s Ark, will be are hopeful for community • Homemade Pie (per slice) ...... $2.00 bringing not-so-common, support of this program by Corn on the Cob ...... people friendly animals to sponsorships. • $1.50 Harlan Days. His presenta- With grateful appreciation • Hot Dog ...... $1.50 tions are well known to be for your help, your name or • Sloppy Joe ...... $2.00 Good for 1 Free Drink! very interactive with the au- business name will receive Sides (Available Daily) *with Purchase of Meal* dience and are chuck full of recognition on the prestige • Homemade Potato Salad ...... $1.25 interesting and weird facts page of all work/study manu- • Broccoli Salad ...... $1.25 Valid Friday 8/1/14 Only! about the animals he will als this year. • Baked Beans ...... $1.25 show. Th e presentation is Good at Food Tent Only For more information, • Watermelon ...... $1.25 for the whole family so you please contact the Paulding • Cantaloupe ...... $1.25 Up to 4 Meals Per Coupon won’t want to miss it! Th e County Sheriff ’s Offi ce at 419- • Jell-O ...... $.50 animals can’t wait to see you! 399-3791. While Quantities Last - Photocopied coupons NOT accepted. • Chips ...... $.50 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 12 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 PHLIPOT – SCHWELLER UNITED STATES POSTAL IN- receive e-newsletters is a free CENTRAL LUTHERAN SCHOOL CHARGERS’ XC CAMP SPECTION SERVICE URGES and safe service, and all you CONSUMERS TO REPORT need is an email address. TELEMARKETING SCAMS To sign-up for my e-news- letters, visit www.in.gov/s14. Th e United States Postal A trip to the Statehouse Inspection Service (USPIS) is another way for us to stay and other law enforcement connected. In use for more agencies in the United States than 120 years, the Indiana and Jamaica are turning up Statehouse in downtown In- the heat on Jamaica-based dianapolis is home to all three telemarketing scammers. Th e branches of state government. rip-off artists pose as lawyers, It’s also where my Senate of- customs offi cials, or lottery fi ce is located. Th e building representatives, and target is open for free public tours U.S. residents with phony Monday through Saturday. Whether coming by yourself, promises of sweepstakes or Pictured here are the Cen- ley Oldfi eld, Sophie Schuller, lottery winnings. as a family or with a group, the Statehouse is worth a visit. tral Lutheran School Char- Josie Delegrange, Kennedy According to the USPIS, gers’ Cross Country Camp Cain, Marissa Barger, Lucy U.S. Immigration and Cus- To schedule a tour, contact the Statehouse Tour Offi ce at runners on Platter Bridge in Gongaware, Makayla Coom- toms Enforcement, and the New Haven, Indiana: Logan er, Olivia Schuller, Carly Jamaica Constabulary Force, 317-233-5239 or my offi ce at 317-233-0930. If you come for Bauer, Ashton Werling, Bree Gongaware, Calyn Bauer, J.D. these sweepstakes and lottery Grunawalt, Lia Barger, Hay- Schuller, and Garret Ternet. promotions are likely to be a visit, please arrange to see fake. “Winners” are told they me. can claim a prize if they pay My offi ce can also provide John and Deb Weisen- Th e bride-elect is em- information about the stu- ket, and more importantly, SECRETARY OF STATE buger of Oakwood, are ployed at Paulding Exempted for shipping, insurance, cus- toms duties, or taxes, but in dent page program, college will help decrease the cost of HUSTED RELEASES NEW pleased to announce the en- Village Schools. internship opportunities and video delivery to consumers. gagement and approaching Th e groom is the owner of reality there is no prize – and BUSINESS FILING FIGURES the scammers keep the mon- new laws aff ecting Hoosiers. “STELA underscores a marriage of their daughter, Schweller Electric. Th roughout the summer bipartisan commitment to FOR JUNE 2014 Kristie Nicole Phlipot, to Th e couple will exchange ey. Th e partnership between and upcoming fall months, ensuring that our commu- Todd James Schweller, son of vows at 6:30 p.m. August 9, I will also be participating nications laws maximize Secretary of State Jon Jeannie Schweller and the late 2014 on Crescent Beach, Sies- U.S. and Jamaican authorities Husted announced that – known as JOLT (Jamaican in interim study committee the potential for investment, Donald Schweller of Pauld- ta Key, Florida. hearings. Th ese committees innovation and consum- 7,660 new entities fi led to ing. Operations Linked to Tele- do business in Ohio in June marketing) – allows the agen- meet to review the state’s top er choice, and I commend issues, as identifi ed by the Chairmen Upton and Chair- 2014. Th ese numbers are up cies to share information, compared to June 2013, in investigators, and complaint General Assembly during man Walden for their leader- INDIANA CANDIDATES FOR Rebecca Kubacki, R-Syra- the prior legislative session. I ship in this eff ort.” which 7,185 new entities fi led data. Th is initiative helps ex- with the Secretary of State. THE NOVEMBER ELECTION cuse, in May pose fraudulent telemarket- have been appointed to serve House District 50 – Rep. as vice-chair of the Interim Th e Secretary of State’s of- ing operations in Jamaica and LATTA INTRODUCES fi ce has assisted with 49,254 Most state lawmakers Dan Leonard, R-Hunting- shut them down. Study Committee on Educa- LEGISLATION TO MODERN- tion and as a member of the new business fi lings to date from northeast Indiana ton, running unopposed Contact the U.S. Postal IZE ELECTRONIC DEVICE House District 51 – Rep. Education Commission of in 2014 (January-June). Th is won’t face an opponent in Inspection Service® if you APPROVAL is an increase from the same the November election. Of Dennis Zent, R-Angola, think you’ve been victimized the States and the Education running unopposed Roundtable. time period last year, in 16 races, only six are contest- by a fraudulent off er online at Congressman Bob Latta which there were 47,918 new ed following a fi nal deadline House District 52 – Rep. http://postalinspectors.uspis. To view committee agen- Ben Smaltz, R-Auburn, fac- das and hearings online, visit (R-OH), Vice Chairman of business fi lings. to fi ll vacancies on the bal- gov, by telephone at 1-877- the House Energy and Com- During the previous two lot. No new candidates in es Democrat Charlie Odier 876-2455, or by mail at the www.iga.in.gov and click on House District 79 – Rep. “Interim Committees.” merce Communications and years, 2012 and 2013, the northeast Indiana were add- following address: Technology Subcommittee, state saw a record-setting ed to the ballot that weren’t Matt Lehman, R-Berne, Criminal Investigations Whether in session or running unopposed during the interim, it is my along with Congressman number of new businesses already publicly known. Of Service Center. ATTN: Mail Peter Welch (D-VA), Con- fi le with 88,068 and 89,735 the six contested races, four House District 80 – Rep. Fraud, 433 W Harrison goal to be accessible to those Phil GiaQuinta, D-Fort I serve in Senate District gresswoman Marsha Black- new companies fi ling to do involve incumbents. Two of Street, Room 3255, Chicago burn (R-TN) and Ranking business in Ohio respective- the races involve open seats Wayne, running unopposed IL 60699-3255. 14. If you have questions, House District 81 – Rep. comments or input, I can be Member Anna Eshoo (D- ly. Growth in online busi- caused by resignation or de- For more information, log CA) today released H.R. ness fi lings has been steady feat in the primary. Martin Carbaugh, R-Fort on to http://deliveringtrust. reached by telephone at 317- Wayne, faces Democrat 233-0930, by email at Sen- 5161, the E-LABEL Act. Th is and available online services Here are the area races, com. legislation would allow elec- continue to be expanded. and the candidates: Th ad Gerardot [email protected] and by mail at 200 W. Washington tronics manufacturers to Since the program’s launch Senate District 14 – Sen. House District 82 – Rep. STAYING CONNECTED THIS David Ober, R-Albion, faces St., Indianapolis, IN 46204. display the required Federal in October 2013, 15,437 new Dennis Kruse, R-Auburn, SUMMER Communications Commis- companies have fi led online. running unopposed Democrat Mike Wilber What do you think? House District 83 – Re- sion (FCC) label of approv- Th ough the most visible Senate District 15 – Re- al electronically instead of role of the Secretary of State publican Liz Brown and publican Christopher Judy HOUSE PASSES STELA is running unopposed aft er physically on the device or is that of chief elections of- Democrat Jack Morris REAUTHORIZATION WITH product. fi cer, the offi ce is also the square off for the seat va- defeating Rep. Kathy Heuer, LATTA PROVISION TO R-Columbia City, in May “We are in the midst of fi rst stop for individuals cated by Sen. Tom Wyss, ELIMINATE SET-TOP BOX an innovation era where or companies who want to R-Fort Wayne House District 84 – Rep. Bob Morris, R-Fort Wayne, INTEGRATION BAN new, ground-breaking tech- fi le and start a business in Senate District 17 – Sen. nologies and devices are in- Ohio. While recognizing Jim Banks, R-Columbia faces Democrat Fred Haigh House District 85 – Rep. Th e U.S. House of Repre- troduced into the informa- these numbers can’t provide City, running unopposed sentatives passed H.R. 4572, tion and communications a complete picture of Ohio’s Senate District 19 – Sen. Casey Cox, R-Fort Wayne, running unopposed the Satellite Television Ex- technology marketplace al- jobs climate, they are an Travis Holdman, R-Markle, tension and Localism Act most daily,” said Latta. “Th e important indicator of eco- running unopposed (STELA), which included a bipartisan E-LABEL Act nomic activity that Secre- House District 18 – Rep. provision authored by Con- that I introduced along with tary Husted hopes will add David Wolkins, R-Warsaw, Ads on the West Bend gressman Bob Latta (R-OH), my colleagues, Congress- to the discussion of how to running unopposed Vice Chairman of the House man Welch, Congresswom- improve the state’s overall House District 22 – Re- News Website are now Energy and Commerce Com- an Blackburn and Ranking climate for business. publican Curt Nisly faces available and are only Th e Kruse Report by: IN mittee’s Communications Member Eshoo, will facil- NOTE: New business fi l- Democrat David Kolbe and charged when people view State Sen. Dennis Kruse and Technology Subcommit- itate continued innovation ings are classifi ed as forms Independent Michael Stin- or click on each (R-Auburn) tee, and Congressman Gene by modernizing the de- fi led with the Ohio Secre- fer. Nisly knocked off Rep. Indiana has a part-time Green (D-TX) to eliminate vice approval process. Th is tary of State that declare citizen legislature, which the current set-top box inte- will save tens of millions the formation of a business Animal Clinic of Paulding means the General Assembly gration ban. STELA’s passage of dollars for device manu- entity, including for-profi t, is in session for two to four will ensure more than one facturers and will provide non-profi t and professional 1030 W. Wayne, Suite B months at the start of each million satellite television increased fl exibility to com- corporations, limited liabili- Paulding, OH 45879 year. Th is allows lawmakers subscribers do not lose access pete and create next-gener- ty companies, partnerships, 419-399-2871 to continue living in the dis- to programming at the end ation technologies that con- limited partnerships and tricts they represent so they of this year when the current sumers demand.” limited liability partner- can stay closely connected authorization is set to expire. Senator Fischer (R-NE) ships. Filing as a business in with their constituents. “Our priority in reau- and Chairman Rockefeller Ohio does not guarantee the Hours: Dr. Tom Wilkin Although legislators are thorizing STELA has always (D-WV) have also intro- company will begin opera- been to ensure a continuity of duced S. 2583, companion Tues – 12-5 Dr. Missie Bowman not currently in session, it’s tions, be profi table or create important for us to stay con- service for satellite subscrib- legislation to the E-LABEL jobs. Mon, Wed, Thurs, Fri – 9-5 Audrey Hanenkratt, Mgr nected. ers,” said Latta. “However, Act, in the Senate. To keep Hoosiers in Senate it also represents a critical District 14 informed about step forward in modernizing EICHER’S WOODWORKING SHOP, LLC what I am doing at the State- our communications laws to 22319 Ward Rd., Woodburn, IN 46797 • 260-632-1065 house, my offi ce provides refl ect today’s dynamic and PIERCE AUTOMOTIVE, INC. Now Refacing Old Cabinetry. Get that electronic newsletters. Th ese competitive communications Quality Pre-Owned Vehicles New Look you’ve been dreaming newsletters cover a variety of marketplace. Complete Auto & Truck Repair of in your kitchen topics and may highlight spe- “I am especially pleased Exhaust • Batteries • Tires • Tuneups cifi c legislation, local events that the legislation included Shocks • Oil Change • Transmissions Granite & Formica & or updates about the Gener- a provision I sponsored to Solid Surface Countertops al Assembly. Th ey also off er eliminate the integration ban. 5045 Co. Rd. 424 And Much More convenient opportunities for Repealing this outdated tech- Antwerp, OH 45813 3600 Square Ft. Store & Display you to reply with your input, nological mandate will foster Furniture Store Hours: which helps me better serve greater investment and inno- (419) 258-2727 M-F 8-4:30; Sat 8-2:30; Closed Sun our district. Signing up to vation in the set-top box mar-

EICHER’S WOODWORKING SHOP, LLC PAGE 13 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] Rivers, Trails and Ales Festi- The West Bend News Answers on SHERIFF’S SALE OF SHERIFF’S SALE OF NOTICE TO BIDDERS val brew to go along with its Page 15 REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE The Board of County Commissioners six current in-house brews. General Code, Section 11681 General Code, Section 11681 of Paulding County, Ohio, is requesting Friday will feature a num- Sudoku Puzzle Revised Code, Section 2329.26 Revised Code, Section 2329.26 a proposal for repairing - tuck pointing or re-pointing (to include cleaning, seal- ber of kayak and bike trips THE STATE OF OHIO, THE STATE OF OHIO, ing, masonry repairs, brick repair or including a bicycle scavenger PAULDING COUNTY: PAULDING COUNTY: replacement, repair of chimneys, water hunt, family fun ride and the 4 2 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, MYCUMORTGAGE, LLC, repelling, and clean up) the Paulding Paddler’s Dice Run. In the ACTING THROUGH THE RURAL Plaintiff, County Courthouse. Prevailing wages evening participants will be DEVELOPMENT, UNITED STATES vs. may apply. OSHA safety standards able to explore downtown 5 6 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, WESLEY H. SNYDER, ET AL., and historical restoration guidelines Plaintiff, Defendants, must be observed. All contractors during the Merchants and vs. Case No. CI 14 040. shall have a minimum of 5 years experi- Artists Walk. 7281 THAIS R. STALLBAUM, DECEASED, Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the above ence in performing the work described Saturday and Sunday will ET AL., Defendants, entitled action, I will offer for sale at public above. They also must show 5 previous feature a number of bike and auction, at the East door of the Courthouse Case No. CI 13 211. jobs of this size and magnitude. Have kayak trips/races ranging 9 Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the above en- in the Village of Paulding, in the above $2,000,000.00 dollars insurance, work- named County, on Thursday, the 28th day from beginner to expert lev- titled action, I will offer for sale at public auction, ers comp certi cate and be currently en- of August, 2014 at 10:05 o’clock A.M., the at the East door of the Courthouse in the Village rolled in a drug free work place program els of diffi culty. Th e Blessing 9 58 of Paulding, in the above named County, on real estate located at: of the Bicycles will be a new Thursday, the 28th day of August, 2014 at 10:00 500 South Burt Street, from the State of Ohio. There will be back ground checks on all employees. tradition to the festival this o’clock A.M., the real estate located at: Oakwood, Ohio 45873 6123 114 West Wayne Street, Parcel Number: 10-08S-041-00 All work will be performed per US De- year and will honor cyclists Paulding, Ohio 45879 Said premises appraised at Fifty-one partment of Interior preservations briefs who have passed away. It will Parcel Number: 30-24S-100-00 Thousand and No/100 ($51,000.00) Dollars 1 and 2. All contractors shall have a consist of a moment of silence 5 Said premises appraised at Twenty- and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds minimum of 5 jobs where the owner can seven Thousand and No/100 ($27,000.00) of that amount. contact for references. Sealed propos- followed by the ringing of Dollars and cannot be sold for less than The appraisal of this property was com- bicycle bells to celebrate cy- two-thirds of that amount. als must be marked “Repair - Tuck point- 8 4 73 The appraisal of this property was com- pleted without an interior inspection. Nei- ing or Re-pointing the Paulding County cling. pleted without an interior inspection. Nei- ther the Sheriff’s Offi ce nor the appraisers Courthouse" and addressed to the Clerk Th e festival will conclude are responsible for the condition of the ther the Sheriff’s Offi ce nor the appraisers of the Board and must be received at the property at the time the purchaser takes with participants racing their 526 are responsible for the condition of the of ce of the Board of County Commis- property at the time the purchaser takes possession. own makeshift boats during possession. TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down on sioners in the basement of the Court- house, 115 N. Williams Street, Room the Mighty Muskingum Riv- TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down on day of the sale and balance before deed is er Raft Race. 10:00 p.m. – Live Music @ bikes! day of the sale and balance before deed is to be issued. B-1, Paulding, not later than 8:30 a.m. Th e Marietta Brewing Com- 2:00 p.m. – Family Fun to be issued. on the 6th day of August, 2014. Speci - Taylor noted the event is Sheriff Jason K. Landers Sheriff Jason K. Landers pany: Jeff Grable Ride departs from Armory Paulding County, Ohio cations for the project may be obtained great for Marietta-Washing- Paulding County, Ohio Saturday: Lawn (200 block of Front St.) pauldingohsheriff.com pauldingohsheriff.com at the Board of County Commissioners' ton County and those who Stephen D. Miles, Attorney for Plaintiff Charles V. Gasior, Attorney for Plaintiff Of ce. The Board of County Com- visit to participate. “It’s all 9:00 a.m. – Festival Head- 2:00–6:00 p.m. – RTA missioners’ Of ce hours are Monday quarters opens on the Ar- Beer Mini-Fest! Backroom & through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. about getting out and doing things rather than staying put mory Lawn (200 block Front Patio of the Marietta Brewing NOTICE OF SALE One Hundred Forty (140) feet to the place of The Board of County Commissioners St.) Co (167 Front St.) beginning. Containing .82 acres, more or less. reserves the right to accept or reject any in one location, it’s thrilling UNDER JUDGMENT 10:00 a.m. – Group Rides 7:00 p.m. – Bike Parade! OF DISCLOSURE Subject to all easements apparent or of record and all proposals. Should you have any to see locals and visitors alike OF LIENS FOR and all legal highways. questions, please contact the Paulding showing up to head out on Depart from Armory Lawn +/-7:30 p.m., aft er the Bike DELINQUENT LAND Parcel Number: 24-32S-009-00 County Commissioners’ Of ce at 419- outdoor adventures.” (200 block Front St.) Parade – Th e Tortoise & Hare Address of Property: 17361 State 399-8216. Mountain Bike: World Championship! @ Fes- TAXES Route 114, Grover Hill, Ohio 45849 Th e Marietta-Washington NOLA R. GINTER, CLERK Beginner MTB Clinic & tival Headquarters Revised Code, Section 5721.19.1 Total amount of judgment is Five Thousand BY ORDER County Convention and Visi- Eight Hundred Fifty and 90/100 ($5,850.90) Ride (limited to 10 riders, +/-8:00 p.m. – aft er Th e BOARD OF COUNTY tors Bureau is a non-profi t 501 IN THE COURT OF Dollars, plus interest and costs of this suit. sign up at registration) Tortoise & Hare: Prize Draw- COMMISSIONERS (c)(6) organization. Th e mis- COMMON PLEAS Whereas, such judgment orders such real City Trails Intermediate ings! @ Festival Headquarters PAULDING COUNTY, OHIO sion of the bureau is to pro- PAULDING COUNTY, OHIO property to be sold by the undersigned to sat- Group Ride, City Trails (10- 10:00 p.m. – Live Music @ In the Matter of Foreclosure of isfy the total amount of said judgment; TONY ZARTMAN mote Marietta and Washing- ROY KLOPFENSTEIN 20 miles w/ lots of bail-out Th e Marietta Brewing Com- Liens for delinquent land taxes: Now, therefore, public notice is hereby ton County as a distinctive given that I, Jason K. Landers, Sheriff, Pauld- FRED PIEPER destination. To learn more options) pany: Broke, Stranded & LOU ANN WANNEMACHER, ing County, Ohio, will sell such real property Road Bike: Ugly at public auction for cash to the highest bidder about the Marietta-Washing- TREASURER 20+ mile (less hilly): River Sunday: PAULDING COUNTY, OHIO, of an amount suffi cient to satisfy the judgment 7/18/14; James S. & Mary J. Potter; ton County CVB, visit www. against each parcel at 10:10 a.m. at the East Sec 30; 3.78 acres; To: James S. & Mary J. mariettaohio.org Road/60 Loop 8:00 a.m. – BIG Road Ride! Plaintiff, door of the Courthouse in Paulding, Ohio, on Potter, LE, et al 32 mile (hilly): 676/Water- 53 miles & hilly: Dalzell Loop vs. Thursday, the 28th day of August, 2014, and Brown Twp.: SCHEDULE OF 7/18/14; Marlin & Paul Winchester; ford Rd/River Road Loop 9:00 a.m. – Group City DAVID O. SCHLATMAN, ET AL., continue from day to day thereafter. If any EVENTS: Sec 3; 48.07 acres; To: Helen J. Winchester Around Town – Historic Trail Run (3-5 miles) parcel does not receive a suffi cient bid, it shall 7/18/14; Kathy J. Rippetoe; Sec 35; Th ursday: Defendants. be offered for sale, under the same terms and 36.97 acres; To: Kathy J. Rippetoe, et al 9:00 p.m. – Kick-off Par- Tour: 5+ miles on city streets 10:00 a.m. – BIG Wayne Case No. CI 14 047 conditions of the fi rst sale and at the same time 7/18/14; Stephanie A. Wellels (Cox); with lots of stops Mountain Bike ride: 25-30 Whereas, judgment has been rendered of day and at the same place on the 11th day sec 35; 36.97 acres; To: Cinda Lou Hubert, ty @ Th e Marietta Brewing et al Anytime Saturday – Pad- miles. against certain parcels of real property for tax- of September, 2014 for an amount suffi cient to Company back room and satisfy the judgment against the parcel. Carryall Twp.: dler’s Dice Run 1:00 p.m. – Blessing of the es, assessments, penalties, costs and charges 7/18/14; Wanda C. Rodman; Sec 30; patio! Offi cial launch of the as follows: PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 5.0 acres; To: Joseph R. Graber & Sons, MBC special RTA festival Anytime Saturday – Bicy- Bicycles! Situated in the Township of Latty, County of ALL SUCH REAL PROPERTY TO BE SOLD Inc. cle Scavenger Hunt 12:00–1:30 p.m. – Mighty Paulding and State of Ohio, to-wit: AT PUBLIC AUCTION MAY BE SUBJECT TO Crane Twp.: pale ale… stay tuned for the A FEDERAL TAX LIEN THAT MAY NOT BE 7/17/14; Jerry L. Foust, dec’d; Sec 13; 12:00–2:00 p.m. – Bike Ro- Muskingum River Raft Race Beginning at the Southeast corner of the 1.65 acre; To; Ruth V. Foust name! Live Music on the Pa- East Half (1/2) of the Southwest Quarter (1/4) of EXTINGUISHED BY THE SALE, AND PUR- 7/18/14; Donna Pieper, et al; Sec 35; deo - Armory Lawn 2:00 p.m. – Mighty CHASERS OF ANY SUCH REAL PROPERTY tio TBA the Southwest Quarter (1/4) of Section Twenty- 74.858 acres; To: Douglas A. & Diane S. Friday: Bring the kids by for a bike Muskingum River Raft Race!; three (23), Township One (1) North, Range ARE URGED TO SEARCH THE FEDERAL Goyings safety check, helmet fi tting, Kayak & Canoe Turn-Around Three (3) East, Paulding County, Ohio; thence TAX LIEN INDEX THAT IS KEPT BY THE 7/18/14; Donna Pieper, LE, et al; Sec 7:00 a.m. – Adventure in a Northerly direction Two Hundred Fifty-fi ve COUNTY RECORDER TO DETERMINE IF 35; 2.925 acres; To: Donna L. Pieper, LE, and some fun games. Ride Race et al Paddle group meet-up at the (255) feet to a point; thence in a Westerly direc- NOTICE OF A FEDERAL TAX LIEN HAS BEEN FILED WITH RESPECT TO ANY SUCH Emerald Twp.: Armory parking lot (see “Riv- tion One Hundred Forty (140) feet to a point; 7/16/14; Jeff ery G. Meyer; Sec 2; 6.55 thence in a Southerly direction Two Hundred REAL PROPERTY. ers” for more info) Sheriff Jason K. Landers acres; To: Patricia L. Bevins THE VILLAGE OF ANTWERP WILL HOLD Fifty-fi ve (255) feet to a point; thence East Paulding County, Ohio Harrison Twp.: 9:00 a.m. – Festival Head- 7/17/14; Pauline E. Klinker, dec’d; Sec quarters opens on the Ar- 36; 80.0 acres; To: Major C. Klinker A PUBLIC HEARING ON PAULDING COUNTY COURT Light; Dismiss; Count C dismissed at the 7/18/14; Antwerp Exchange Bank mory Lawn (200 block Front State’s request Co.; Sec 34; 1.50; To: St. Jacobs Church St.) WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 2014 AT 5:30 P.M. AT REPORTS Julian M. Zamora: Antwerp; Disor- 7/18/14; Major C. Klinker; Sec 36; 3.0 THE VILLAGE TOWN HALL 118 N. MAIN ST. ANTWERP OHIO. derly Conduct; Guilty; pay all costs or will acres; To: Peter A. & Amy L. Klinker 10:00 a.m. – Group Rides be sent to collections; no fi ne is assessed Oakwood Village: Depart from Armory Lawn Criminal Disposition Report to the defendant 7/18/14; Marlin & Paul Winchester; PROPOSED VARIANCE ISSUE: Linda S. Franklin; Paulding; Th eft ; John M. Upole; Payne; Parapherna- Lot 32; 0.17 acre; To: Helen J. Winchester (200 block Front St.) Anthony Reid, of 205 Oak Street, Antwerp, Ohio, is No Cont; pay all costs; shall pay restitu- lia; No Cont; pay all costs; shall complete Paulding Village: Mountain Bike: tion if required evaluation at Westwood; complete 3rd 7/18/114; Jimmy G. & Pamela D. requesting a variance on his side yard set back in order Kenneth E. Schlegel; Paulding; Crim- Millennium Marijuana Online Course; Smith; Lot 11-12; 0.32 acre; To: Timothy Beginner MTB Clinic & to build a garage. Current zoning restrictions on zoning inal Damage; No Cont; pay all costs; make R. Bakle, Trustee community service; complete high school Ride (limited to 10 riders, requires a  ve (5) foot set back on side yards and his restitution through the clerk’s offi ce diploma or GED by end of probation term 7/21/14; Pamela K. & Stephen F. David D. Bidlack, Jr.; Cecil; x2 Crim- Andrew C. Kolbert; Ann Arbor, MI; Young; Lot 10; 0.344 acre; To: Scott L. & sign up at registration) proposed garage will require three (3) foot from the side inal Trespassing; No Cont; pay all fi nes & FTY Emer Vehicle; Guilty; case waived by Leslie K. Good City Trails Intermediate yard property line. costs; pay restitution if requested; shall defendant have no contact w/victim or property Nicholas E. Richey; Antwerp; As- RIVER TRAILS & ALES Group Ride, City Trails (10- Detailed information may be viewed at the the Village Tasha J. Alvarado; Defi ance; Th eft ; sault; pay all fi nes & costs; jail days to run 20 miles w/ lots of bail-out Administrator’s Of ce located at the Depot, 503 W. River, Guilty; pay all costs; pay restitution if re- concurrent with-14-TEC-1285AB; shall FESTIVAL quested; no contact w/victims or Dollar complete Ridge Project; have no contact options) Antwerp, Ohio 45813. General; probation w/victim; submit evaluation with West- Road Bike: Donelda Hemenway; Haviland; wood and complete such counseling; Bike, paddle and drink Count A; Confi ne of Dog; J-No Cont; pay community control 16 miles & hilly: Caywood all fi nes & costs; Count B; Fail to Confi ne; during Marietta’s Annual Merrill F. Cohan III; Oakwood; Dis- Loop VILLAGE OF ANTWERP PUBLIC NOTICES J-No Cont; pay all fi nes & costs obey Pol Ord; Guilty; pay all fi nes & costs; River Trails and Ales Festival. Virgil W. Lee; Grover Hill; Disorder- probation; community service; complete 26 miles & hilly: Pleasant The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed ORDINANCE NO. 2014-15 on July ly Conduc; J-No Cont; pay all fi nes & costs an evaluation at Westwood and complete Th e festival will be held 17, 2014, entitled “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE FISCAL Carlleria N Hakim-Muhammad; In- Ridge Loop such counseling; secure valid OL by end August 7-10 this year and will OFFICER TO TRANSFER FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE POLICE dianapolis, IN; Child Restraint; Guilty; of probation; complete 3rd Millennium Around Town case was waived by defendant once again feature organized FUND IN THE AMOUNT OF $30,000.00 AND DECLARE THE SAME TO BE AN Course Historic Tour: 5+ miles on Jacque L. Bartlett; Inidanapolis, Alyssa Dawn Mobley; Paulding; bike and kayak races along EMERGENCY.” This Ordinance authorizes the transfer of funds from the General IN; FTY Emer Vehicle; Guilty; case was Count A; Driv/FRA Susp; J-No Cont; city streets with lots of stops Fund to the Police Fund to pay operating expenses for the police department. waived by defendant with more casual group trips. $150 suspended on condition defendant Anytime Friday – Pad- The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed RESOLUTION NO. 2014-06 on July Landis Smith; Fort Wayne, IN; Count provide proofe of Valid OL within 6 Hallie Taylor, festival di- A; Driv w/o License; Dismissed; Count B; months; shall pay monthly by 12/19/14 or dler’s Dice Run (see “Rivers” 21, 2014, entitled “A RESOLUTION DETERMINING TO PROCEED WITH THE FTY Emer Vehicle; pay all fi nes & costs will be sent to collections; Count B; Child rector for the River Trails SUBMISSION TO THE ELECTORS OF THE QUESTION OF LEVYING A TAX IN or will send to collections; show proof of for more info) Restraint; J-No Cont; pay $25 ea month and Ales Festival, stated the EXCESS OF THE TEN-MILL LIMITATION OHIO REVISED CODE SECTIONS insurance by 12/19/14 or will be sent to collections Anytime Friday – Bicycle Angel Luis Guevara-Mesa; Clovis, event reaches all types of au- 5705.19, 5705.191, 5705.25 AND 5705.26..” This Resolution authorizes the Nicholas E. Richey; Antwerp; Count Scavenger Hunt NM; FTY Emer Vehicle; Guilty; case was A; OVI/Breath(Low); J-Guilty; ALS va- diences. “Th ere’s something submission of a renewal levy on the November 4, 2014 election ballot for one mill waived by defendant cated shall pay $50 month; has a POC 2:00 p.m. – Family Fun Teresa M. Lucido; Crosse Pointe, for everyone, of all ages and for each $1.00 of valuation for a fi ve year period, commencing in year 2015, for the date; community control ordered; evalu- Ride departs from Armory purposes provided under ORC 5705.19(A), which includes current expenses (lighting MI; FTY Emer Vehicle; Guilty; case was ation at Westwood; community service; skill levels,” said Taylor. waived by defendant 3rd Millennuim Online; 87 jail days re- Lawn (200 block of Front St.) expenses). Jackie M. Travis; Defi ance; FTY Emer “Some groups come in for the served; proof of insurance showed; Count 5:00–7:00 p.m. – Meet the Vehicle; J-Guilty; pay all fi nes & costs B; Fail Control; J-Guilty; pay monthly; more serious road biking and The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed RESOLUTION NO. 2014-08 on July Gary W. Napier; London, KY; FTY has a POC date Brewer @ Marietta Brewing 21, 2014, entitled “A RESOLUTION DETERMINING TO PROCEED WITH THE Emer Vehicle; Guilty; case was waived by Maria C. Gasca-Defl ores; Ft. Worth, mountain biking, but many defendant Company (167 Front St) SUBMISSION TO THE ELECTORS OF THE QUESTION OF LEVYING A TAX IN TX; FTY Emer Vehicle; Guilty; case was more head out on casual rides EXCESS OF THE TEN-MILL LIMITATION OHIO REVISED CODE SECTIONS Katherine R. Pessefall; Paulding; waived by defendant 6:00–9:00 p.m. – RTA Ad- Dom Violence; Dismissed; case dismissed around town, a fun paddle, or Albert Colon; Toledo; FTY Emer Ve- venture Swap & Expo on the 5705.19, 5705.191, 5705.25 AND 5705.26.” This Resolution authorizes the per state; w/prejudice; costs waived hicle; J-Guilty; pay fi nes & costs or will be shopping & craft beer drink- submission of an additional levy on the November 4, 2014 election ballot, for 2.63 Daniel Wayne Crosser; Antwerp; sent to collections Armory Lawn Count A; O.V.I./Under Inf; Dismissed; ing!” mills for each $1.00 of valuation to generate $50,000 in revenue each year over a Keith Edward Lane; Paulding; Count Note: Merchants & Art- Count A dismissed at the state’s request; A; Child Restraint; J-No Cont; pay fi nes Festivities begin at 9:00 fi ve year period, commencing in year 2015, for the purposes provided under ORC Count B; Physical Control; No Cont; ALS costs monthly or will be sent to collec- ists Walk is also happening 5705.19(I), which includes fi re equipment (a pumper/tanker fi re engine and fi re gear). terminated; shall pay $100 per month; has p.m. Th ursday, at the Kick-off tions; Count B; Seat Belt/Drive; J-No in downtown Marietta at this a POC of 12/19/14; community control Cont; pay fi nes & costs monthly or will be Party hosted by the Marietta The publication of the Ordinance and Resolutions is by summary only. The Complete ordered; evaluation at Westwood; secure sent to collections time! A great time to wander text of the Ordinance and Resolutions may be obtained or viewed at the offi ce of the a valid driver’s license; community ser- Brewing Company. Th e MBC Real Estate Transfers downtown shops! Village of Antwerp Fiscal Offi cer located at 118 North Main Street, Antwerp, Ohio. vice; 180 jail days reserved; Count C; Plate Auglaize Twp.: is launching a new signature Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 14 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 WAYNE TRACE LOCAL C. to approve the schedule of class at the meeting. Superintendent, to approve a three-year PAULDING COUNTY COM- iff ’s Offi ce tests the sirens every fees as proposed by the building princi- • In-Service Plans for 2014-2015: I contract for Amy Noggle as transporta- Wednesday at 1:00 p.m. He will SCHOOLS BOARD MEETING pals; will include a tentative plan for the up- tion director, eff ective August 1, 2014- MISSIONERS MEETING ask the Fire Chiefs for a represen- D. to amend the amount of year-end coming in-services at the meeting. We July 31, 2017, which includes a 3.43% raise MINUTES 7/14/14 transfers from the General Fund as fol- have a very detailed plan in place for the for the 2014-2015 school year; MINUTES 7/7/14 tative to be responsible for mak- lows: opening in-service on August 29, 2014. E. upon the recommendation of the ing sure the sirens are working by being at their physical location on Th e Wayne Trace Local School Dis- From: Fund 001 General Fund • ODE Report Card: Preliminary Superintendent, to approve a three-year Th is 7th day of July, 2014, the trict Board of Education met in regular To: Fund 006 Cafeteria, $24,000.00; OGT and OAA results are mixed. Based contract for JoEllen Sisson as classroom Wednesday at 1:00. All non-work- Fund 466-9214 Straight A, $15,082.76; on the previous cutoff point of 75%, we technology specialist, eff ective August Board of County Commissioners ing sirens should be reported to its session on July 14, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. in the met in regular session with the fol- Wayne Trace High School Lecture Hall. Fund 506-9214 RttT, $8,642.16; Fund would have hit 21/24 indicators. With the 1, 2014-July 31, 2017, which includes a perspective subdivision if repairs Mrs. Lisa McClure led those in atten- 516-9214 Title VI-B, $21,574.30; Fund bar now raised to 80%, we drop to 14/24 3.43% raise for the 2014-2015 school year; lowing members present: need to be made. Mr. Bohn said he dance in the Pledge of Allegiance. Roll 572-9213 Title I, $92.36; Fund 587-9214 indicators. We had seven groups of stu- F. upon the recommendation of the Roy Klopfenstein, Fred Pieper, could assist if the problem is with Call: Pat Baumle, Lisa McClure, Duane Preschool, $1,150.00; Fund 590-9214 Ti- dents fall between the 75%-80% passage Superintendent, to approve a one-year and Nola Ginter, Clerk; Absent: tle H-A, $1,238.61 rate. We have appealed some very close contract for Ann Olwin as the super- the radio. Mr. Bohn then noted Sinn, Perry Sinn, Dick Swary – All Pres- Tony Zartman he recently applied for a grant for ent. **Before we pass the consent resolu- scores in hopes that we make the new intendent’s secretary for the 2014-2015 ALLOWANCE OF CLAIMS: Recognition of Guests: tion, are there any items you would like cutoff mark of 80%. We also now wait for school year; HazMat training. Th e grant would to move from the consent agenda to the our performance index and value-added G. upon the recommendation of the Warrants documented as pay for supplies and props to use Tim McDonough – Defi ance Cres- 208895 through 208969 for Coun- cent-News discussion agenda for further discussion scores. I should be able to report offi cial Superintendent, to approve a 3.43% raise during the training/exercise. He Report of the Treasurer: and/or for separate voting purposes? (or near-offi cial) data at the August BOE for the 2014-2015 school year for follow- ty Bills were approved and cer- noted there are counties that may Treasurer Gary Ginter reported that Seconded by Dick Swary. Roll Call meeting. ing non-bargaining unit members: tifi ed to the County Auditor for not use their entire grant award. the month of June is now closed awaiting Vote: Perry Sinn, Dick Swary, Pat Baum- • Technology Update: At last count, • Jody Dunham – WTPE Principal payment. le, Lisa McClure, Duane Sinn – All Aye we now have close to 420 computers • Jerry Hessel – Technology Coor- Th e funds they return are reissued the annual audit for any adjustments. MEETING NOTES OF AP- to other counties. Mr. Bohn re- 14-07-01 Consent Agenda Items: Vantage Report – Pat Baumle NONE ready to go for our 7-12 graders for this dinator POINTMENTS: A motion by Perry Sinn to approve Report of the Building Principals – fall. We are also in the process of relo- • Greg Leah WT JH/HS Principal ported he will be purchasing EOC NONE cating the mobile carts from the JH/HS H. upon the recommendation of the Edward Bohn, EMA Director (Emergency Operations Center) the following consent agenda items: – Mr. Bohn met with the Commis- A. to approve the minutes of the June Committee Reports – NONE building to the two elementary buildings. Superintendent, JH/HS Principal, and fl ow charts unless he fi nds some in 9, 2014 and June 30, 2014 Board meetings; Superintendent’s Report: B. Personnel Athletic Director, to approve an over- sioners for his weekly scheduled the offi ce or storage unit. He will B. to approve the investment report A. Curriculum • Unfortunately, we received another night trip for the boys’ golf team to Co- meeting. He reported he is work- also contact Jeff Beattie at Ohio and payment of bills as presented by the • In-Service Recap for 2013-2014: I resignation from a teacher we hired in lumbus, OH, on August 7-8, 2014; ing on achieving administrative will include a detailed, end-of-year im- June (consent item A). I. to authorize the Superintendent to EPA regarding his LEPC applica- treasurer for June 2014; privileges with Facebook to assist tion approval. Mr. Bohn has also pact report of this past year’s in-services • Fortunately, we had a quality sec- seek bids for the purpose of painting the in reporting adverse weather con- ond candidate, and Jody & I are recom- roof at the WTGH building. been working on a listing of dam- mending Rachel Hire to fi ll this opening **Before we pass the consent resolu- ditions. Mr. Bohn will be attending aged equipment and offi ce supplies (consent item B). tion, are there any items you would like the Fire Chiefs’ meeting tomorrow resulting from the mercury spill. • Greg and I are recommending Col- to move from the consent agenda to the evening and hopes to address the Th e list will be turned into the leen Saylor as the next JH/HS principal’s discussion agenda for further discussion guidelines for dangerous weather county’s insurance. Gorrell Bros. secretary (consent item C). and/or for separate voting purposes? updates. He reported Van Wert • As in the past few years, we have Second by Duane Sinn. Roll Call Eric Baughman, Baughman County has had 20 tornadoes since Tile; and Ben Moore, Moore Farms AUCTIONEERS & REAL ESTATE off ered our administrators a raise that Vote: Pat Baumle, Duane Sinn, Lisa Mc- 1970. Paulding County has had six parallels what the teachers received, plus Clure, Pen-y Sinn, Dick Swary – All Aye – Mr. Baughman and Mr. Moore 1201 N. WILLIAMS • PAULDING, OHIO 45879 the average step bonus. Th ese two num- 14-07-03: tornadoes in that same time frame. met with the Commissioners to bers add up to 3.43%. Th at will be my rec- “Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code Mr. Bohn has been working with discuss the tiling of the farm north ommendation for Annette Baumle, Jody Section 121.22(G)(1), a motion by Duane Defi ance County’s EMA Director of Paulding on US Rt 127. Moore 419-399-4066 Dunham, Jerry Hessel, Greg Leeth, Amy Sinn to adjourn to executive session at to complete Paulding County’s Farms has the current cash rent Noggle, and JoEllen Sisson. Ann Olwin 8:20 p.m. for the purpose of considering LEPC fi scal report. Th e Paulding has agreed to a $9,000 pay cut, and Kevin the employment of an employee of the agreement and has requested the www.gorrellbros-paulding.com County Auditor’s offi ce is assisting Commissioners consider tiling two Wilson has agreed to no raise. Th ese rec- School District.” by running revenue and expense ommendations can be found in consent Seconded by Dick Swary. Roll Call 80-acre fi elds. Mr. Baughman, Mr. items D, E, F, and G. Vote: Duane Sinn, Dick Swary, Pat reports. Th e application for Mr. Moore, and the Commissioners • I also plan to bring a recommen- Baumle, Lisa McClure, Perry Sinn – All Bohn to be approved for the LEPC reviewed aerial maps of the fi elds. FARM EQUIPMENT AUCTION dation to the August BOE meeting that Aye. has been forwarded to the state. Mr. Moore commented he hopes moves Tony Langhals from a collective Return from executive session at 9:05 Once Mr. Bohn is approved by the to have the wheat harvested soon bargaining member to an administrator. p.m. state, he would like to set a meeting THURS., AUG. 7 @ 5:00 P.M. C. Buildings and Grounds 14-07-04: and would like to start the tiling of the Paulding County LEPC. He project soon aft er. He won’t be able LOCATION: 18987 Rd. 15, Hicksville, OH …. . 2 mi south of Hicksville (4 mi • JH/HS update: We have several A motion by Lisa McClure to ad- plans to try and schedule an exer- projects happening at the JH/HS. I will journ the meeting. Seconded by Duane to determine the outlet needs until north of Antwerp) on Rt 49 to C-8 (Defi ance / Paulding Co Line); then west for bring an update to the meeting. Sinn. cise this fall and also next spring. he begins digging. Mr. Baughman 1 ½ mi. to auction - watch for signs • Auditorium tours: I, along with Vote by acclamation of members. Mr. Bohn was reminded there asked that the Commissioners and members of our performing arts depart- Ayes have it – motion passed. are three new weather sirens be- Mr. Moore keep him up to date on IH 1086 Tractor; Diesel, Cab, Frt Wts, 3 pt., hr meter reads 4,210 hrs (bought ment, will be visiting four areas schools’ Th e next Board meeting will be held ing stalled, fi nanced with CDBG the project and its progress. auditoriums on July 22 to get ideas for a August 11, 2014 at 7:30 p.m. dollars. Mr. Bohn noted the Sher- new by Kemerer family) ….……. AC 180 Tractor, Diesel, Wd Ft., 3 pt., 16.9-28 possible addition to the JH/HS building. tires, hr meter reads 4,950 hrs ……… 1936 JD Model A Tractor ……. 2001 JD Th is project is in the very early infant stages, but we need to begin somewhere. MaxEmerge 1780 Planter; 16/31 row, half width shutoff, cast closing wheels, D. Events unit mounted coulters, corn & bean meter …… 1988 Hesston 8400 Self Pro- • Th e annual bus inspection will take FARM place on July 17. pelled Windrower, 16 ft. double drive head, cab, air, with manuals ……. 1984 • I am seeking approval of the annual overnight golf trip to Columbus, OH, on EQUIPMENTAUCTION Hesston 4800 Big Square Baler 4x4, used in 2013 in wheat straw …… New August 7-8, 2014 (consent item H). Holland 451 Mower 9’ …. 30’ & 40’ Bale Elevators ….. 20’ Hyd Poly Transport • Th e annual bus in-service training will take place on August 8. 6$785'$<$8*867‡$0‡:RRGEXUQ,1 Seed Auger …….. AC 2300 Hyd Fold 20’ Disc ….…. 12’ Case Chisel Plow • Th e fi rst “Draw the Line- drug test ….. 12’ Case Wheel Disc …… 18’ Hyd Fold Danish Tine Field Cultivator With will take place on August 12. &20%,1(‡$17,48(75$&7256‡7,//$*( 3/$17,1* PREVIEW: E. Operations FRIDAY, Rolling Basket ……. Double & Single Cultipackers ….. IH 300 Rotary Hoe 15’ • Music Department: I have received *5$,1758&.6‡:$*216 75$,/(56‡6(0,6‡$8*(56 ….. Bush Hog 20’ Hyd Fold Harrogator …… 20’ Remlinger Harrow…… 15’ Har- formal requests for new risers and new AUGUST 1 acoustic shells from the music depart- AUCTION LOCATION: 19330 NOTESTINE ROAD, WOODBURN, IN. (Located east of 9AM - 5PM row …… 6 Gravity Wagons (includes 2 Kilbros 350 w/ 10 t gear, 3 Kory w/ 10 t ment. I may be making a recommenda- tion at the August meeting. Harlan: Go northeast on S.R. 37 to Bull Rapids Road, then turn south and go 1 mile gear, small McCurdy) …… (2) 12’ Snow Mobile Trailers …… 2008 US Cargo Treasurer’s Consent Items: to Notestine Road, turn east and go to property.) Dual Axle Model 1850 Implement Trailer, 18 ’ with ramp ….. Heavy Dual Axle A. to approve the minutes of the June 9, 2014 and June 30, 2014 Board meetings; Implement Trailer …… Ford 9 Shank Disc Chisel ……. 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ComHealthPro.org 6894 Water samples taken from Th e nearest eDNA de- RENTALS, RENT TO OWN, RAIN TECH Seamless Gut- tection is approximately 100 lots available at Leinard’s ters, 419-258-1818. 31-33 the Muskingum River showed traces of Asian carp environ- river miles from the Little Mobile Home Park, Antwerp. WELDERS WANTED: Estab- Killbuck Creek connection 419-258-2710. tf mental DNA (eDNA). In re- lished Fort Wayne company and 120 river miles from the ESTATE SALE located near the Fort Wayne sponse to those results, the HOUSE FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom, Ohio-Erie Canal connection. 40+ years of collectables. Many airport is seeking welders. ODNR Division of Wildlife For Sale One Bath Apartment. $475 Physical barriers prevent antique items: 6 Burner Copper per month. $400 security de- Starting pay $12.00-$16.00 and the U.S. Fish and Wild- By Owner Clad stove, furniture, glassware, posit. Water, sewer, trash in- depending on experience. life Service deployed electro- Asian carp from crossing the Mid-Century Modern Queen Size First, Second and Weekend watershed boundary at these Located at: cluded in rent. Call 419-796- fi shing crews to search for Bedroom Set, pulleys, canning jars, 9940 31-32p shifts available. Apply in per- live Asian carp. Electrofi sh- locations during normal 535 Fox Avenue cameras, plows; small appliances, weather conditions. However, Springwood Springwood Payne, OH 45880 BORDER COLLIE/ENGLISH son at: 4030 Piper Dr. Fort ing crews sampled 125 sites in household items, fi shing & ice Wayne, IN 46809 or send re- the watersheds have the po- fi shing items, Rainbow sweeper, SHEPHERD PUPPIES: 7 weeks June along the entire stretch • 2 BR Home with Full sume to info@advancedcut- tential to be connected during Toro Zero Turn mower, portable table old, $50. 419-542-6787. 30-31p of the Muskingum River, as Apartments Apartments Basement tingsystems.com 31-34p extreme fl ood events. ODNR saws & hand tools, horse saddle & PARENT ROAD GREEN- well as portions of the Tuscar- • 2 Car Attached Garage GRAVES TREE EXPERT: Tree is coordinating closure stud- accessories, workshop & barn items, HOUSE & PRODUCE: Pickles, awas and Walhonding rivers. stroller/car seat, toys, kids clothes- trimming, tree removal, dead ies of both of these sites. • New Furnace Installed, beets, green beans, by the While some grass carp were with Fresh pain in rooms girls 3 mo. to 5T and boys 12 mo. to limb removal, storm damage, Fish shed cells, blood and 18 mo., wooden swing set, and many bushel; bell, banana & jala- clean up, stump removal, free observed, no bighead or silver • New Carpet in some rooms tissue as they move through more items too numerous to list. peño peppers; sweet corn, Asian carp were found. estimates. Call Paul, 260-341- the water column. Th is mate- • Over 1/4 Acre size lot! Thursday July 31st 8a-6p, Friday zucchini, onions, okra & egg- Ohio and 42 other states 7255. eot rial, called eDNA, is suspend- August 1st 8a-6p & Saturday August HELP WANTED: In Paulding, allow the sale of sterile (trip- For Appointment Call plant. Amish baked goods ed in the water and can be 2nd 8a-1p. John & Cathy Meyer every Fri & Sat. Shaklee prod- Brookside Drive Thru & Vale- loid) grass carp. Th ese fi sh 260-750-2803 17728 Rd. 45 Antwerp, Ohio collected as part of a surface ucts available. 15019 Parent ro gas station. Please apply in eat aquatic vegetation and are person. M-F, 8-5. Offi ce directly used for controlling aquatic water sample. Surveillance Road, New Haven 46774. 260- detects this material and can 409-1062. 30-32p behind Valero gas station. 602 vegetation in ponds. Ohio law E. Perry St. 31-32 alert surveyors to the poten- OpenOpen House House DROPnSHOP.NET – online auc- does not allow importation Springwood REPAIR-REPLACE: Founda- tial of live fi sh in an area. Saturday, August 9th tion, Antwerp, OH. Located at 5278 or stocking of fertile (diploid) tions/Basements, fl oor joist Visit ohiodnr.gov/asian- CR 424 (old Dana building). Buy & grass carp. Ohio law has al- 1 TO 4 P.M. replacement, fl oor leveling, Apartments Sell 24/7!! 574-298-6199. tf lowed importation and stock- carp for more information concrete, sidewalks, patios & about Asian carp and eDNA. AL GRIFFITHS CONSTRUC- driveways. Roofi ng & chim- ing of certifi ed sterile (trip- TION – Windows, light electri- ney replacement or repair. loid) grass carp since 1988. TABLET cal, dry wall, doors, specializ- Call 419-439-7580. 31-32p Asian carp monitoring ef- LOGISTICIZE LTD ing in siding repairs & more. 1994 CADILLAC SEDAN forts are taking place in the GIVEAWAY Call the offi ce M-F, 9-4 for DeVille. 4.9L engine, 109,000 Muskingum River because of PAULDING, OHIO WITH your repair or construction mi. Leather seats, power ev- two direct water connections Looking for: erything. Runs & drives like to Lake Erie in the rivers’ 320 N. WILLIAMS ST., PAULDING needs, 419-399-2419. After FLATBED DRIVERS 1 YEAR LEASE hours, 419-506-2102. tf a charm, very dependable. Stately 3 story with 4 $3,000 obo. 419-506-1355. p 80% no tarp freight WANT WINDOW COVER- FT. DEFIANCE Antiques. BR’s & 2 ½ BA’s. 2,442 sq. INGS that look great for years? Whispering Oversize loads available Pet Friendly Find your treasures at our Roll kit trailers /53 ft. fl ats ft. with full basement. Drapes, valances, verticals, over 4,000 sq. ft. location at Pines W/D Hookups shades, etc. Measured and in- 402 Clinton Street, Defi ance. Regional freight lanes Listed and Spacious Storage stalled. Call Judy McCalla, Hicks- Hours: Mon-Sat 10–5. Phone: 2 BEDROOM 27% pay ville, 419-542-6182. tf 419-782-6003. tf Hosted by Patios VAN DRIVERS Michelle Meyer APARTMENTS Mostly specialized freight 419-789-1582 860 St. Rd. 930 E. #65 Driver assist COUNTRY INN FOR Customer service skills Panc WELLES BOWEN REALTORS New Haven, IN Enhanced Living Center nd ake .41 cents per mile plus stops a B905 N. CLINTON ST., DEFIANCE e re 260-493-6366 We have openings for our ag 419-782-8216a RENT ALL DRIVERS ARE: s kf aspenmgt.net u a ASSISTED LIVING APARTMENTS Home weekends Sa st Amenities Include: IN All Private Apartments with showers • Nurse on staff 24 hours/day Have Direct deposit FOR RENT: THIS SPACE Medications passed • Engaging resident activity program PAULDING Work for Local company Remodeled weekly if you request. High-traffi c area. Regular outings to local shops, Bob Evans, DeBrands, etc. - paid for by Country Inn Please call: Driving Well maintained trucks Housekeeping & Laundry • 2 local doctors visit on regular monthly visits Convenient location. All maint. included. 419-399-2419 LOGISTICIZE @ Call today and schedule a tour! 419.399.2345 Call 419-258-2000 for more info Country Inn Living Center • 12651 Rd 82, Paulding, OH 45879

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FULL-TIME ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, PRIMITIVE & Home Health Aides Heavy-Duty Semi-Trailer Repair Mechanic PERSONAL PROPERTY AUCTION Date: Saturday August 2nd 2014 • Time: 9:00 a.m. Sharp!!! Caring, dependable individuals needed We are looking for a motivated mechanic to repair heavy duty to assist with home care needs. semi-trailers. Experience or a strong mechanical background desired. Location: 11358 State Route 2, Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Hicksville/Sherwood area. Apply in Person or Send resume to: Reliable transportation and working phone a E&R Trailer Sales & Service, Inc. must. Application online or pick-up (M-F, 8 – 5) at: Attention: Service Manager 20186 Lincoln Hwy. Community Health Professionals Middle Point, OH 45863 6825 St. Rte. 66 N., Defi ance, OH 43512 Antique Equipment: 1938 JD L Refi nished, 3- JD B Or E-mail resume to: Tractors(not running), 1-JD 60 Tractor, 2-Allis Chalmers G ComHealthPro.org [email protected] Tractors, Allis Chalmers G 2-row planter, Allis Chalmers No phone calls please G sickle bar mower, Allis Chalmers quick attach 2-row planter, JD LUC power unit (ser# C41584), JD 1-1/2hp 600rpm hit & miss engine(ser#252928), JD 2row planter, FARM EQUIPMENT Equipment literature. Coins: 1930 to 1940’s nickels, Buffalo nickels, Wheat CONSIGNMENT AUCTION pennies, 1917, 1918, 1930-1940’s silver half dollars, 1951 Booker T Washington half FOLTZ REALTY dollars, 1963 Franklin Half dollars, 1882,1921, 1922, 1923 Silver Dollars, Mercury Saturday, September 6, 2014 dimes, 1913 dime, 1963, 64, 67 US mint proof sets, Tokens: Ft. Wayne Indiana Don K. Foltz II - Broker LOCATION: Transit, Kaufman’s Credit Clothing, Westinghouse Golden Jubilee, Hicksville Paulding, OH • 106 N. Williams St. 45879 Chapter No. 188 RAM penny Maurice Wannemacher: 419-769-9090419 769 9090 • Tim Boss: 419-769-0823419 769 0823 - Realtors Glass & Crocks: McCoy, Imperial, Japan China, Nippon, Roseville Pottery, Depression, Carnival, Miramar, 3-gallon crocks 10366 S. R. 249 E. FARMER, OH Toys: JD toys, 7520, 3020in box, Case toys, 1900 Metal windup car, JD disk, JD PRICE REDUCED! Reasonable Commission - Free Loading & Unloading pull type combine, TruScale, Structo Tractor & Trailer, Baby Scooter, Tri-cycle, Cosign one piece of equipment or your whole line Johnny West Toys, GI Joe Headquarters, 2-Erector Sets, Hubley Tractors, JD 2-cylinder club toy tractors, JD Model A Precision Tractor, Call for Info: 419-658-2515 or 419-212-2379 Shop, Tools, & Misc.: Torch Set, Air Compressors, Welder, Sandblaster, Socket Sets, Wrench Sets, Drill press, Power tools, Bandsaw, Engine crane, engine stand, Sheldon Machine Co. Metal lathe, Parts, Sized bolts & nuts, 400# Anvil, 100# # 2861 3 Bedroom, Bath and a Half #2857 – Great Setting on Tim Tom CONSIGN NOW!!! Anvil, Amco Cylinder hones, WW Grinder, Home with newer Roof, Windows, Siding, Drive with Pond, 3 BR’s, 1 1/2 baths, Collectibles: Postcards; (leather, very old), A enormous amount of postage concrete Drive w/turnaround, and fenced with 2124 sq. ft. Private area with stamps(1900 to 1950’s), Patriotic Primer Book Indianapolis 1898, Large selection in Back Yard on Gasser Road. Has pond. All up to date interior, This of antique wood planes, Barn Beam Drill, Drafting set, Forge & blower, forge tools, Old photos(1899 H G Wells signed photo), assortment other old photos, Grit Story separate FR/LR and an electric Fireplace one’s a keeper @ $124,900. Call Section April 6 1930, The Times United States Number London June 8th 1939, insert in LR. $115,000 Maurie TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED Seyfert’s Potato chip tins, War Ration books, Canon Camera No#75099 Japan, Lady Friend fruit dryer, PRICE REDUCED! Antiques, Furniture & appliances: Cranberry Oil lamp chandelier, Hutches, marble top stand, glider rockers, Wicker bottom chairs, Bedrooms suite, Travel Experienced Class A CDL trunk, wicker table, Frigidaire Apt. size freezer, Maytag oven, Whirlpool front load washer, Maytag dryer, Sewing machine. Flatbed and Van Auctioneers Notes; This is a very large auction with many things to offer. We will be running 2-rings. Continue to watch the auction ads for additions to the #2858 – Charming, updated and well #2854 "Country Home" 10133 SR auction. Go to www.darrenbokauctioneering.com, or www.auctionzip.com kept home in convenient location. 838 127, Paulding. Fireplace, big deck, Auctioneer ID# 13801 Owner: Volkert Farm llc. N.Williams St. Paulding. Beautiful gazebo, 1892 sq. ft. $129,900 260-493-3649 Auctioneer: Darren L Bok CAI Auctioneer cabinets, appliances remain and will Website: www.darrenbokauctioneering.com sell furnished. $69,900 Call Tim www.meyertrucking.com Email: [email protected] Phone: 419-769-2399 View other listings @ www.foltzrealty.com • Offi ce: 419-399-2347 PAGE 16 – WEST BEND NEWS – JULY 30, 2014 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] FRED FRICKE TRUST AWARDS FUNDS TO PAULDING COUNTY ORGANIZATIONS ANTWERP’S DAY IN THE LAKE ERIE ISLAND NATURE 4-H CAMP WAS A GREAT PARK JUST AROUND THE & WILDLIFE CENTER: PUT- SUCCESS! CORNER IN-BAY NATURE PROGRAM Th e 2014 Paulding Coun- Antwerp’s 15th Annual Th is center is locat- ty 4-H Camp, “Baking up Day in the Park is August 9. ed on Put-in-Bay on Lake a Good Time at 4-H Camp You won’t want to miss a day Erie and a program will be Palmer” has successfully fi lled with community fun at given by a local historian, come to a close. 100 campers our beautiful Riverside Park! Caroline Zimmerman (An- and 14 Cloverbuds, led by 30 Th e day will begin with a twerp, OH) from 1:00–3:00 counselors, got to experience parade through downtown p.m. on Th ursday, August many great events that will Antwerp beginning at 10:00 7, 2014. Th e program will be in their memories for a in the morning. be a display of pelts, Indian long time. From high-ropes Th e crowd will then gath- artifacts, and books on the to creek seining, from line er at the park for the opening Indian history of the area of dancing to outdoor cooking, at 11:00 with our own Com- island and the Great Lakes. from the archery range to the munity Band leading us in Th e glacial period will be fl ying squirrel, the campers the National Anthem as we talked about, as well as the lived the magic of 4-H Camp salute our country. We will Carolinian Forest; wild- Palmer. Th e Cloverbuds’ day follow that with the Gem of life; “Clovis Indian” period; was fi lled with great excite- Antwerp and the Friend of Great Lakes profi les, Great ment as well. Th ey got to the Chamber presentations Black Swamp; Glens; and make craft s, learn dances, before the band continues much more. and participate in the camp- their concert. Also enter- Miller’s Ferry Line must wide water carnival. taining us throughout the be taken over to the beau- Meeting new people and aft ernoon will be the Dance tiful island which also has gaining new friends was Dolls, the Alley Cats, “Johnny other historical sites and the best thing that occurred Appleseed” and the Paulding attractions including: “Th e all week long. By the end of County Sheriff ’s Department Crystal Cave”; “Heineman camp, it became quite clear will do a demonstration with Winery”; “Perry’s Mon- how amazing these friend- their K-9 unit. (Please leave ument and International ships were. Th ese bonds of your pets at home so they do Peace Memorial”; “Put-in- friendship, forged through not interfere with the pro- Bay Hatchery and Visitor’s team-building, skits, and gram). Center” and much more. group-living, have been made Trustee Connie Rass- Paulding, and Canine Mercy along with Lisa Fortney on As usual we will have a lot Th e Lake Erie Island Na- strong. Many campers were man-Burke on behalf of the Fund handled by Lynn Man- behalf of Lynn Mansfi eld, of food and craft booths as ture & Wildlife Center has sad to leave camp, and their Fred Fricke Trust distributed sfi eld. Dog Warden Mark Rassman well as informational tables been here for over 27 years counselors were not ready to checks over $2,000 each to Shown here are (l-r) Sher- with “Chevy”, and Audrey along with the Little Maumee through the donors of Stan- let them go. Th e only good the Paulding County K-9 Of- iff Jason K. Landers accepting Hanenkratt, Offi ce Manager Express train rides. New this ley and Joan Wulkowicz in part of leaving camp is know- fi cer Fund, Animal Clinic of a check from Connie Burke of the Animal Clinic. year we will have a “Chalk 2008. Th ere is a great col- ing that everyone can come Walk” for the kids and Putt lection of North American back next year! Putt Golf. Th e car show this wildlife, fi sh, and birds. Th e dates of 2015 4-H ANTWERP SCHOOL SUPPLY FORT DEFIANCE MEATS quite. year is being hosted by Lar- Th e hours are 10:00 a.m. Camp are set — July 9 to July PROJECT COLLECTIONS EXPANDS VOLUNTARY • Jalapeno and Cheddar ry Copsey and Dan Bowers. – 6:00 p.m. daily until Sep- 13. Th ere is less than a year HAVE BEGUN! RECALL Snack Sticks with a pack So bring out your “Hot Rod” tember 10; 11:00 a.m. – 5:00 until everybody can meet on date of July 12, 2014 and and show it off ! See if you can p.m. Saturday and Sunday again — dream of camp and It may not seem like it, but Fort Defi ance Meats, of Regular Snack Sticks with a pick the lucky duck in the starting September 14. Spe- keep in touch with all of the the school supplies are slowly 1214 South Clinton St., De- pack on date of July 7, 2014 Duck Race or if your baking cial rates for children and great friends until then. trickling into stores. School is fi ance, Ohio issued a recall • Bulldog Casing Hotdogs talents can win the pie baking Seniors and children and right around the corner and for kippered beef products with a pack on date of July 7, contest. groups. Group and weekday 2014 through July 21, 2014. Hearts & Hands is actively due to a processing devia- Th e public is invited to tours by appointment only – HAVE A WEDDING, Th e kippered beef prod- gearing up to supply Antwerp tion, and snack sticks due to bring their retired fl ags and call 419-285-3037. ENGAGEMENT school children with their being produced without the ucts recalled were produced leave them at the Chamber Lake Erie Islands Nature necessary supplies through benefi t of inspection on July from July 17, 2012 – July 11, table for a disposal ceremony & Wildlife Center is located OR ANNIVERSARY? 2014 and bear the estab- Being God’s Hands: Th e 18, 2014. Fort Defi ance is ex- at 4:00 p.m. by the Antwerp at 255 Meechen Road, P.O. Let your friends and School Supply Project. Dona- panding the recall to include lishment number EST. 1324 Boy Scouts and the Antwerp Box 871, Put-In-Bay, Ohio tion boxes have been set up at approximately 50 pounds of inside the Ohio mark of in- VFW. 43456. For more informa- neighbors know for two businesses in downtown Bulldog Casing Hot Dogs spection. Th e products were Th ere is still time if you tion, please call Caroline FREE in the Antwerp: River Street Market because they were misbrand- sold through the plant’s store wish to have an informational Zimmerman at 1-419-258- West Bend News. and Dollar General. ed. in Defi ance, as well as two booth. Please note if you have 2222. (pictures are extra) For more information, Th e products subject to local convenience stores in information or “goodies” to contact Courtney Shull, recall include: the Defi ance area. distribute you are required to Hearts & Hands Coordina- Individual random Th e snack sticks, which have a table so the people can tor, 419-506-1360, courtney- weight kippered beef pack- were produced without the come to you. [email protected] or Angel ages in the following fl avors: benefi t of inspection, also Th ere is something for Steiner, School Supply Project Hot, Barbeque, Peppered, bear the establishment num- everyone so bring your lawn Coordinator, 419-830-4644, Regular, Cajun, Kippered ber EST. 1324 inside the chair and come to the park for [email protected]. Beef with Jalapenos, Mes- Ohio mark of inspection and a day of fun! were sold only at the retail store in Defi ance. Th e Bulldog Casing Hot- Have Something to sell? DRIVERS dogs may or may not bear HORNISH BROS. INC. IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING the Ohio mark of inspection Classifi ed ads are $8.50 for 20 APPLICATIONS FOR CITY WORK/SHUTTLE DRIVER FOR EST. 1324. Th e ingredients words or less and only $.15 for WORK IN THE DEFIANCE AREA. THIS IS AN HOURLY statement did not include each additional word. POSITION W/ BENEFITS. IF BEING HOME DAILY IS Sodium Nitrite as one of the IMPORTANT TO YOU & YOU HAVE A CLASS A CDL W/ AT LEAST 2 YEARS TRACTOR-TRAILER EXPERIENCE, added ingredients. PLEASE FILL OUT AN Th e problem was discov- APPLICATION AT 2060 E. SECOND ered by inspectors during AIR CONDITIONING COOLING ST. DEFIANCE, OH (WEST SIDE routine verifi cation activi- SYSTEM SERVICE OF OFFICE BUILDING). WWW. ty. Th e inspector found that SERVICE HORNISHGROUP.COM. E.O.E. there have been no cooking $ records for the kippered beef $ * 89.95 product since January 30, 69.95 Plus tax SAM 2014. Plant cooking records 2 gallon dexcool flush includes *Freon Extra. Call for details. complete cooling system inspection. 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