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Wbnews10-14.Pdf Newsstand price: $.25 POSTAL PATRON www.westbendnews.net VOLUME 10 – ISSUE 10 Serving areas of U.S. 24 from New Haven to Defiance including Paulding County WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 2014 COMMUNITY PHOTOGRAPHY SHOW IN SIDNEY SALINAS SIGNS CLEMENS, SHOWALTER INDIANA WILD VISITS WOODBURN WITH UNIVERSITY OF FINISH ON THE FLOOR OF NEW HAVEN CUMBERLANDS THE SCHOTT BRANCH LIBRARY New Haven Parks and Th ursday, March 6th 8:00 a.m. Recreation Community Pho- – 12:00 Noon. On Wednesday, February As you near the end of the tography show is set to start Show opening reception: 26 at the Th ree Brothers Res- black tunnel, it takes some on March 7th. Show drop off Friday March 7th 5:30 – 7:00 taurant in Paulding, Sidney time for your eyes to adjust. and location is at the New Ha- p.m. Show on display until Salinas signed her letter of Adorning the walls of this ven Park Center, 1125 Hartz- March 26th 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 intent to pursue her educa- tunnel are a who’s who of ell Street, New Haven, IN. p.m. tion at the University of the Ohio high school wrestling To enter photos: Entry forms can be found: Cumberlands. history, of three and four time Drop off – Tuesday, March http://newhavenparksandrec. state champions. Only state 4th from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 org/images/PDF/2014_pho- qualifi ers and their coaches p.m., Wednesday, March 5th to_entry_form.pdf have the privilege to come from 8:00 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., www.newhavenbulletin.com through this tunnel and when their eyes adjust to the bright lights and the center score- JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT hensive, hands-on lessons to board of the Schottenstein NEEDS YOU! students. Center, they typically stand HookHigh & School* Arrow in awe of the thousands of Junior Achievement is Heritage High School fans adorning the seats. currently seeking positive Northrop High School Only two Paulding Coun- role models to educate young South Side High School ty wrestlers, George Clemens people about the importance Wayne High School and Tyler Showalter, accom- Look who came to visit p.m., because of late dis- of entrepreneurship, work- Woodlan High School panied by coach Clemens and the Woodburn Branch Li- missal of the local schools. force readiness, and fi nancial *high school programs are Stabler, were able to make the brary’s Kids Club in Febru- Th e theme in March will be literacy. Junior Achievement currently where we need vol- Salinas has been in sports trip down the tunnel this year. ary. Th at’s right, it was Indi- a Hawaiian Luau. reaches out to youth from pre- unteers most urgently nearly her whole life and has It was a storied season for Cle- ana Wild. We were talking kindergarten to 12th grade East Allen County excelled at Paulding High mens this year, only suff ering about animals that live in with volunteer led activities Schools: School, breaking several re- two losses on the season be- the desert this month, so THIS WEEK: st in local classrooms. Th ese Heritage Elementary – 1 cords. She has been in wres- fore entering the state tourna- Beth Wood brought her des- Obituary ................................. 2 nd weekly programs will begin and 2 grade tling for 11 years now and this ment. For Showalter, it was a ert animals to visit. Pictured Strait Gate Farms ..................3 in mid-March and volunteers New Haven Intermedi- year she went to the Archbold magical year, returning from here is Morgan Green hold- Letter to the Editor................. 5 ate – Job Shadow Experience are provided with training, Sectionals. In high school, injury and only wrestling 17 ing a pancake tortoise with Ken Davis Comedy Night ......8 materials, and guidance from Program she has 80 career wins. In her full matches before entering Beth Wood. Yes, the tortoise HS Sports .........................7-12 the Junior Achievement staff New Haven Primary – K 2013-14 senior career she also the tunnel. is just about as fl at as a pan- Homestead Application .......10 prior and throughout the New Haven Middle School has her best record of 29-14. Th is stage is not new to Cle- cake—so cool! Kids club is th program. Depending on the – 8 grade Included in her record is 11 mens, as he qualifi ed last year the second Tuesday of each NWC Basketball Honors ..... 12 grade level, volunteers deliver Prince Chapman Academy pins. as a freshman and became month. 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For as the heavens are higher satisfaction and realizes that School – 5/30 (all grades) Aft er more than forty (40) unexpectedly in a work related than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my accident Friday, February 28, there is room for improve- If you would be interested years in the health care fi eld, 2014. ment in this area. in volunteering for Junior Community Memorial Hos- thoughts than your thoughts.” Isaiah 55:8-9 ESV (Continued from Page 1) Achievement or fi nding out pital (CMH) CEO, Melvin more information, please PLAY-DOH SHAPES GRIEF SUPPORT GROUP Fort Wayne Community Fahs has announced his re- contact Ashley Adamson at TO BE OFFERED IN HICKS- Schools: tirement. Fahs looks forward VILLE 260-484-2543 or e-mail me at to the next phase of his life. Franke Park Elementary [email protected]. – 1st, 3rd and 4th grade Mel and his wife, Marian, are www.newhavenbulletin.com Grief can feel very lonely, Holland Elementary relocating to Colorado to be even when loved ones are School – K and 4th grade near their newest grandchild. around. Having a safe place Northcrest Elementary COUNTRY INN TO Fahs states that he has enjoyed to share your sorrow with School – Pre-K HOST RELAY FOR LIFE his tenure at Community Me- other people who are experi- Northwest Allen County: morial Hospital and enjoyed encing the same feelings and Arcola Elementary – 1st CORN HOLE TOURNA- meeting many individuals have suff ered similar losses and 3rd grade MENT within the community. can help. A six-week grief Southwest Allen County: Th e CMH Board of Gov- support group will be off ered Covington Elementary Country Inn Relay For ernors has formed a recruit- by the Hicksville Community – 1st and 4th grade Life team is hosting a corn ment committee and is ac- service Center beginning in Haverhill Elementary – K hole tournament on Saturday, tively working toward Fahs’ April. For more information Lafayette Meadows – K March 22nd at the Paulding successor. In the interim, Mi- please call (419) 542-7173 or Whispering Meadows El- VFW, 214 N.
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