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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. PHS Science Olympiads .....14 rd th 5-7 weekly lessons averaging – 3 and 5 grade In March, Kids Club will And Much More 30-45 minutes of compre- (Continued to Page 2) (Continued to Page 7) (Continued to Page 6) start at a special time, 3:30

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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. Water Street. chelle Waggoner will serve as email at [email protected] ementary School – K and 1st Sign up starts at Noon. Th is interim CEO. Waggoner has Students in Mrs. Hammer’s fi rst grade math class at Ant- grade is a double elimination tour- been part of the CMH team werp Elementary use Play-Doh to show equal parts of shapes. NEW PATIENT ACCOUNTS Private schools: nament with a blind draw for since 2001. With Waggoner as Students learned defi ning attributes of diff erent shapes and th the interim, CMH will expe- MANAGER NAMED Holy Cross Lutheran – 5 partners. Also at this event constructed new shapes out of existing shapes. Shown here grade will be a 50/50, raffl e prizes rience stability until the Fahs’ are Allison Carnes, Jonah Keys, Eden Shuherk, Kayden Win- successor is determined. Elizabeth Neuschwanger Horizon Christian Acad- and other fun things. slow, Elle Clem, and Owen Franks. has assumed the manager emy–Wells – 1st grade 100 YEARS OLD FOR 100 DAYS OF SCHOOL! role for Community Memo- St. John – Emmanuel Lu- NEW HEIGHTS EDUCA- TROOPERS WORKING rial Hospital’s (CMH) Patient theran School (Franke Rd) TIONAL GROUP’S STUDENT OVERTIME TO KEEP HOO- th – 5 grade ADVISORY MEETING SIER ROADWAYS SAFE THIS St. Joseph/St. Elizabeth MARCH Catholic School – 6th grade nd Th e next New Heights Suburban Bethlehem – 2 Educational Group’s Stu- Beginning the fi rst Friday grade dent Advisory Group meet- in March, Troopers from the Can’t get away on a weekly ing will be held on March 8, Indiana State Police will join basis? 2014 at 12:00 p.m. in Hol- more than 250 law enforce- JA also has a delivery gate, OH. We will be dis- ment agencies from across method called the JA In a cussing the new program, the Hoosier state in the th Day delivery which serves Drunk Driving… Over the On Friday, February 14 , students at Antwerp Elementary the Student leadership celebrated the 100th day of school. Pictured here are the fi rst every student in the school at Council, providing infor- Limit, Under Arrest crack- the same time. Once a year a down on impaired and dan- graders with their teachers, who dressed up like they were mation about the program 100 years old. For 100 days, the fi rst graders made a poster school takes one morning to to students. gerous driving. th with “100 Reasons Why We Love Our School.” Accounts Department. Eliza- have a JA volunteer in every Th e meeting is open to Th rough March 20 , of- beth has been in the health- classroom to start and fi nish fi cers will work overtime any student, from any edu- BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT care fi eld for many years and the JA program in just one cational background, inter- to conduct high-visibility brings proven skills and abili- morning. Th is makes it easy enforcement activities de- ested in leadership oppor- Caroline Pearl Carr was Elizabeth Louise Miller ties to this role. Elizabeth’s and convenient to schedule a tunities and volunteering in signed specifi cally to identi- role includes management half day away from the offi ce fy impaired drivers. Motor- born on February 24, 2014 at was born to Brett Miller and the community. Th e meet- 7:21 p.m. at Defi ance Regional Sarah Flynn of Payne, OH on of CMH’s physician services, and the students look forward ing can be attended online ists will also see an increased health information (medical to this exciting event! number of patrols looking Medical Center. She weighed 7 February 27, 2014 at 5:33 p.m. or in person. lb. 10 oz. and was 19.5 inches. She weighed 7 lb. 4 oz. and records), and now patient ac- Harrison Hill Elementary Please contact New for aggressive drivers and counts. School – 3/13 (3rd grade) unrestrained motorists dur- She was welcomed into the was 19 inches long. Heights Educational Group world by her proud parents, Her grandparents are CMH recognizes that there Homeschool Day at Indi- for the location details at ing the 17-day mobilization. rd Richard Carr and Summer Charles and Kimberly Cook have been issues especially as ana Tech Campus – 3/20 (3 either (419)-786- 0247 or “Impaired driving is a we have transitioned to new grade) crime – one too deadly to ig- Duncan and her big sister (the late Randy Flynn) of NewHeightsEducation@ya- Emily of Antwerp. Also wel- Paulding, OH; Cheryll Miller soft ware. CMH is commit- Jeff erson Middle School hoo.com. nore,” said Lieutenant Tony ted to correcting the process – 4/11 (7th grade) Casto, Fort Wayne District coming her are grandparents (the late Louis Miller) of De- Commander. “Th at’s why we Beth and Keith Derck, Nancy fi ance, OH; Robert and Judy c don’t give warnings, or ac- Cook all of Antwerp; Ed and Dix of Paulding, OH; Jane M Connell Stump Removal cept excuses – if you’re over Christy Duncan of California. Cook of Paulding; and Bob Thank You – Free Estimates – the limit, in our 11 county Her great grandparents are and the late Berlin and Ev- The family of Wayne Dave and Rita Sensabaugh, elyn Miller; the late Delmar 260-632-5307 or 260-557-5307 coverage area, you will be ar- Zielke wishes to thank rested.” Dick Carr all of Antwerp; and and Mary Arlene Foost. 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Th e farm sits north Church of Christ Winning the Battle for a chief end of man is “glorify of Hicksville on Arrowsmith 1. Luke 11:11 – How should Generation by: Rick Jones, God and enjoy Him forever.” It will be an evening of Road. an earthly father treat his son? Defi ance Area YFC Ah, to glorify God, what an 2. Luke 11:11 – If an earthly music, conversation and Brad Grant is the oldest of I read an article recently assignment! Th e Apostle Paul desserts as the Defi ance Col- STRAIT GATE FARMS the brothers and he married son asks for bread what should in a blog on the website “One puts it this way… 1 Corinthi- lege Community Band pres- OPENING SOON Kimberly. Th ey have nine chil- the earthly father do? Voice” written by Dr. Rob- ans 6:20 (NIV), “You were ents “Come to the Cabaret, dren: Leah, Micah, Jonathan, 3. Luke 11:11 – What would bought at a price. Th erefore ert Jeff ries on “Playing your My Friends,” on Saturday, Th ere was a story once told Titus, Levi, Susanna, Rebekah, God do for an earthly adopted part well,” that raised a great honor God with your body.” of three brothers, knights to Benjamin, and Lydia. In Wis- son? For more information March 22, at 7:30 p.m. Th is 4. Luke 11:11 – What are question; Do You Know What be exact, who travelled over a consin they ran a greenhouse Your Assignment is? Or as I about the work of Youth sixth annual event will be for 10 years. Morning Glory the chief articles of food for the held in the Weaner Com- great distance in search of the poor? have restated the question, for Christ, you may contact cup of Christ. It was there in Gardens sold last summer. Do You Know What You Youth for Christ at 419-782- munity Center on the DC 5. Luke 11:11 – What as- campus with doors opening a holy church hewn out of the Barry Grant is married to sures us that our prayers will be Were Created to Do? Th e ar- 0656, P.O. Box 111, 210 Clin- side of cliff , where there were Julia and they have two chil- answered? ticle went on to state… ton Street, Defi ance, Ohio at 6:30 p.m. All seats are re- three tests to pass. Many had dren: Abram and Kaylee. Barry 6. Luke 7-8 – How does ask- Kenneth Ulmer relates a 43512, or email to: defyfc@ served. tried and failed as they sought previously worked at Vulcraft seek and knock help us? story about a criminology embarqmail.com Th e concert will feature the cup for their own gain. in St. Joe, IN. 7. Luke 11:13 – Who gives course he took in college. He a variety of familiar selec- Th ese three brothers knew Benji Grant is married to the best gift ? says that he “cut that class ev- PAULDING COUNTY SENIOR tions and highlight many Tricia and they have two chil- the cup must be guarded and 8. Luke 11:14 – Who was ery which way but loose.” But CENTER MENU 3/5 – 3/11 members of the DCCB. Ap- kept safe, for if one was to ac- dren: Logan and Adalyn. Benji casting out a demon? when he heard about an as- pearing with the band will cess it who was not of Christ, worked at Lee Kinstle in Van 9. Luke 11:14 – Which one signment to write a research 3/5 – Salmon patty, her- be special guest soloist Kelly the result would end in death. Wert for many years. Tricia was mute? Th e demon or the paper, he poured himself into bed potatoes, creamed peas, McLennan. She is a 1981 De- Th e fi rst test was very diffi - owns Doggie Sudz & Style in man? the project, hoping he could mixed fruit, dinner roll, apple fi ance High School graduate cult for most men as it was not Antwerp. 10. Luke 11:14 – What did compensate for his frequent cinnamon bar and currently a vocalist in about thinking higher about Th eir parents are Phil and the mute do when the demon absences. left ? 3/6 – Liver & onions, Columbus. oneself than they ought. Th e Gloria Grant of Antwerp. All Th e professor returned Ul- “We are excited for this second test was of intrigue, it three of these boys graduated Answers to this week’s ques- mashed potatoes, broccoli, mer’s paper with this evalua- oranges & pineapple, whole year’s cabaret production,” was to know the name of God. from Antwerp High School. tions: tion: “Good paper, great con- 1. With love and respect.; wheat bread, graham crack- said Bridget Leahy, DC di- Th e third test was faith, for Strait Gate Farms sits on tent, great research.” But on who among us has true, life- 92 rolling acres with six new 2. Give him bread.; 3. Look at ers; Liver alternative: Swiss rector of bands. “We have Jesus, God provided for him, the paper was a giant F circled giving faith? greenhouses over 20,000 steak an array of entertaining mu- and he will provide for us.; 4. in red, accompanied by an ex- 3/7 – Baked fi sh, mixed You may have heard this square feet. Th eir goal is to planation: “But this was not sic including the talents of Bread and fi sh.; 5. God is our vegetables, cheesy potatoes, our own and the wonderful bedtime story before… have more family time… and father.; 6. Ask implies a simple the assignment.” Ulmer says Th e three brothers grew up pay the bills. mixed fruit, tomato juice, Ms. McLennan, as well as petition. Seek means an honest that he learned a valuable les- dinner roll and separated for a time. One Th ey will be off ering shade son that day: “It does not mat- delicious treats provided by search. Knock means persever- 3/10 – Pork cutlet, rice pi- went into auto sales, another and fruit trees, bushes, peren- ter how well you do what you campus dining services, So- ance in spite of hindrances.; 7. laf, scalloped corn, fruit com- moved to Wisconsin and the nials and fl owers. Th ey will do, if you do not do what you dexo, to continue this great God.; 8. Jesus.; 9. Th e man.; 10. pote, grape juice, whole wheat other worked in Indiana. Af- specialize in their variety. Th e mute spoke. should do.” Defi ance tradition.” bread ter a while they came together Currently, they have over 25 Now, some things we have What a great principle to For more information or once again to pursue the next varieties of apple trees and 50 observed in this study. Verse remember for completing any 3/11 – Chili w/crackers, to make reservations, please crusade—to grow life. No, in tomato plants, nearly any 11 tells us that a carnal, worldly assignment, especially the one tossed salad, tropical fruit, contact Linda Schatz at 419- not in a laboratory but in the kind you can think of. As you father will give to his children God has given to each of us. gingerbread, apple juice, 784-2606 or email at LS- whole wheat bread farm they purchased. Th ey can tell, they love to see plants what they need, if possible. If we don’t understand the [email protected]. were called by God to come grow. But you and I also know that role God assigned us to per- back and start a new chapter Th e date for opening is God in His loving righteous- form in this life, how can we in their life. It’s all about serv- set for April 12. For more in- ness and loving kindness will accurately evaluate our suc- ing God and family for these formation about Strait Gate go far beyond in giving to His cesses or failures? spiritual children the things Zartman’s young men. Farms call 419-542-9999 or Th e executive who fi nally they need as you and I know Strait Gate Farms came stop in at 2298 Arrowsmith receives the title of chairman, DRYWALLING •Free about from the three brothers: Rd, Hicksville, OH 43526. stones, serpents and scorpions are not acceptable food for our the worker who accumulates SERVICE Estimates children. In these verses 1-14 a million dollars in his 401(k) •Insured that we have studied, you and I plan, and the pastor who should be able to see that God builds a church of 10,000 may The West Bend News is teaching us that he will not consider themselves success- reward His children, that is his ful… until the day they hear 419.263.8123 READER PICK-UP LOCATIONS spiritual children, with useless God say, “But that wasn’t the Travis Zartman or dangerous things, but will assignment.” supply what you and I truly Similarly, some people CURRENT FUTURE need. Verse 14 is just another who stumble in life through DENNING’S DRIVE-INN Edgerton, OH Antwerp miracle in the countless ones a broken marriage, bankrupt- that Jesus did. cy, termination, or unrealized We are all  red up and ready • Marathon • Country Time Market Ol’ Baldy says bye for now dreams still have the possibil- to go. 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In saying that, we do the trashing of our Christian son seems to be there for two delivered by Mayor Terry E. not necessarily agree with values and beliefs, the moral reasons—one to feel and act McDonald on Monday, March the content that is printed. decay of our society, and like important, and two, to spend 10, 2014 at 5:30 p.m. at Th e Or- We are just the messengers. the Republican Party, just as much of our money as pos- chid, 11508 Lincoln Highway sible. East, New Haven, IN Th e name of the person who stand by and do nothing with no backbone, no grit, no fi ght, When I do my voting, I Dinner reservations are re- wrote the letter is placed at and no will to stand tall in de- vote for the members who I quired. RSVP by: March 3rd. the end of each article. To be fense of our beliefs no matter feel are at least trying to do For more information, please considered for publication, the outcome. In appearance, the best they can, I leave this contact the New Haven Cham- letters must be no longer being Christian is a wonder- person’s square blank. I have ber of Commerce at 260-749- than 1000 words, and you ful thing. I can think, do, and no intention on giving this 4484 or e-mail at sbyrd@ne- must provide a name along say whatever, and all is well. person a “blank check”, as whavenindiana.org with a phone number and/ Come to think of it, I have several years ago, this person Th is is also that night bring or email to confi rm validity always been partial to ducks. tried to get my late father to a canned good or donation to “Feed the Need”. Curves of of content. You can respond I might give some thought to put up $5,000 for a golf prac- Surgery Technician Kevin Mendenhall and the guys were all New Haven is kicking off their suited up for the operating room as they examined diff erent or submit a new letter by “hooking up” with a duck. tice driving range. I warned annual food drive at the State email, USPS or fax. It wouldn’t matter if it was a him against it as I’m sure this types of medical instruments during a previous “Step Into of the City Address. Have your Your Health Technology Future”. Responses need to be re- He or a She. I’ll bet I could person didn’t have any money donation weighed and the busi- ceived by Friday at 5:00 pm fi nd a judge somewhere that to put up but would gladly ness that brings in the most Sometimes people choose or physical therapist… to be considered for the next would marry us. Th at way, I want to share on the money pounds of food will be put in a career because it fi ts the tra- If so, they need to check publication. We reserve the could enroll my duck in Food it made. Th is person needs to a drawing for a FREE month’s ditional image of boys grow- out “Step Into Your Health man up and at least pay the right to edit for length, con- Stamps to pay for its feed and membership. ing up to be fi re fi ghters or Technology Future” at Van- neighbor a little and live up to tent and worthiness. Medicaid to pay for its vet- engineers, while girls become tage Career Center on Satur- erinarian bills and housing. his off er. Using a position as a LATTA: FCC MEDIA STUDY teachers or nurses. But that day morning, April 5, 2014 email: info@westbendnews. I know the Democrat and council member and reserve APPEARS TO VIOLATE no longer is the case. Th ere net Republican Parties wouldn’t sheriff to not pay bills and ig- from 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon! FIRST AMENDMENT are no limits when it comes Th is is an awesome oppor- fax: 419-258-1313 mind. Come to think of it, nore traffi c laws is not setting a very good example though RIGHTS to choosing a career. Chal- tunity for guys in grades 7 USPS: West Bend News I don’t think my Christian he is making better stops at lenge yourself… It’s about and 8 to learn about exciting PO Box 1008 friends would mind either. Do you? I guess I wouldn’t traffi c signs from what I see. Congressman Bob Latta who you are and what you careers in health technology Antwerp, OH 45813 Th is person needs to start (R-Bowling Green), Vice- can become! from men working in these mind living in a duck pen like Chairman of the Energy and an animal. Given the present acting like a normal human Careers which have tradi- careers right now. Th e event LETTER TO THE EDITOR Commerce Committee’s Com- tionally been dominated by Church and political leaders, being rather than having this munications and Technology is FREE! A light breakfast, maybe I ought to get used to better than everybody atti- females – healthcare, educa- lunch and a T-shirt are pro- It has been my observa- Subcommittee, issued the fol- it. Do you think? tude that is so annoying to so lowing statement regarding tion and social work – are vided. tion, given the fact that the —Rich Carnahan many people in this town. the Federal Communications fast becoming occupational To register online, just majority of Catholic Chris- —Gregg Gorman Commission’s (FCC) plans to choices for many males. go to http://tinyurl.com/ko- tians supported the Democrat LETTER TO THE EDITOR suspend its “Critical Infor- Healthcare is one of the most Party the last two Presidential 6qb76 and fi ll out the “Step PAULDING COUNTY COURT mation Needs” study, which in-demand career areas in Into Your Health Technol- elections, that the two have a would have placed federal of- lot in common. For instance, Aft er several conversations REPORTS the nation. Males are fi nd- ogy Future” form. Or send with a neighbor, I fi nd it inter- fi cials in the newsroom, so the supporting and even promot- FCC could monitor the news ing career opportunities in an email to wilhelm.m@van- esting that one of our council Criminal Disposition Report ing same sex marriage and Ryan l. Fraley; Melrose; Complic- process and methods by which the healthcare fi eld including tagecareercenter.com. You the murdering of countless members who will vote yes on ity; J-Guilty; pay all fi nes & costs; shall stories are selected. nursing, medical assisting, can even call 419-238-5411 any levy that costs us taxpay- pay restitution; complete ‘Th inking for A unborn babies. It seems I can Change’; community service; no contact “While I am pleased the medical billing and coding, or 1-800-686-3944 ext. 2169. do and believe in these things ers money, cannot pay a bill w/victims; complete ‘Th e Ridge Project’; FCC has decided to suspend physical therapy, phlebotomy But hurry – space is limited for work that he initiated. seek employment; graduate from school and still remain in “good Eric D. Mason; Paulding; Forgery; its plans to conduct its ‘Critical and so many more. to the fi rst 40 students who standing” with the party and Aft er one of our snowstorms Prel-Waive; defendant waived prelimi- Information Needs’ study, I re- Do you know any middle register! Th e registration that dropped around 12” of nary hearing in open court; case bound main concerned that the Com- the Church. No one to hold me over to the Common Pleas Court of school guys interested in a ca- deadline is March 28, 2014. snow on us, he approached a Paulding County mission sought to violate First accountable, no one to call me reer in the health fi eld? Th ink Don’t miss out on a chance to neighbor who was clearing Derek M. Showalter; Assualt; Dis- Amendment rights and control to task, no moral code to live miss; case dismissed w/o prejudice, costs the speech of journalists with they would like to see how an check out your future now! by, no lines drawn that I can- his property with a snow- waived blower and told him he would Justin Michael Kipker; Antwerp; Dis- such little regard,” said Latta. EMT works in the back of an not cross. Isn’t this a wonder- orderly conduct; No Cont; pay all fi nes & “Th is study appears to be an ambulance or learn what a Th e West Bend News ful thing? I can do and think pay him to do his property costs; repay court appointed counsel fees; as he has a “bad back”. Th e community service; complete ‘Th e Ridge attempt to unconstitutionally lab technician does? Maybe website has many pictures of whatever, like men thinking Project’; shall have no unlawful contact control the editorial decisions they’ve even talked about be- area events. Be sure to visit they are women and women neighbor did the work with w/victim or address or children of the media, and the FCC no problem, but the person Cannina F. Lewis; Oakwood; Confi ne coming a surgical tech, nurse www.westbendnews.net thinking they are men and the of Dog; No Cont; pay all fi nes & costs should terminate this study murder of unborn babies. Oh, wouldn’t even come back out Joshua J. Schmidt; Grover Hill; Pass entirely.” Contemporary & Heritage Services of the house and has avoided Bad Check; J-No cont; pay restitution; pay Congressman Latta fi rst Sunday School, Bible Study 9:15 I’m sorry I already said that, all fi nes & costs Woodburn Lutheran School Affiliation (LCMS) didn’t I? I guess that’s only contact ever since and has of- Real Estate Transfers raised concerns about the fered no compensation. It’s Auglaize Twp.: worth mentioning once. Most 2/24/14; John David Smith, dec’d; FCC’s study in December, when Christians hold the belief that a shame that this person is Lots 3-5; Auglaize Development Corpora- he joined the Republican mem- not upholding the image that tion Subdivision; 0.598 acre; To: Jon A. & bers of the Communications God is in charge. I guess that Brenda A. Munger 2/24/14; Dawn Kuhlman; Lot 57; Aug- and Technology Subcommittee laize Hills Development #2; 0.43 acre; to: on a letter to the FCC, which Federal National Mortgage Association 2/16/14; Vera F. Willitzer; Lot 22; expressed dismay at the study, St. James Lutheran Church Auglaize Country Club Riverside Allot- urged the Commission to sus- NALC - North American Lutheran Church ment; 0.17 acre; To: Shelly K. & Jeramy pend its plans immediately, and Willitzer Benton Twp.: requested that it seek appropri- 511 West Townline Street • Payne, Ohio 45880 2/24/14; David A. & Lori A. Melcher; ate and lawful ways to meet its Sec 4; 43.58 acres; To: David A. & Lori A. 4412 Park Street – Woodburn 260-632-4821 Sunday Worship 8:00 & 10:30 a.m. 419-263-2129 Melcher responsibilities. www.christlutheranchurchwoodburn.com Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Brown Twp.: Sunday School 9:00 • Sunday Worship 10:00 2/20/14; Hilda V. May, LE, dec’d; Lot 1; 1.59 acre; To: Alison A. Elliot, et al 2/20/14; Terry L. Bidlack; Sec 35; 2.38 Pastor Fred Meuter acres; To; Terry L. Bidlack 260-492-2581 Carryall Twp.: 2/20/14; Kenneth Max Woodcox, dec’d; Lot 2-3; 0.81 acre; To: Iris E. Wood- Nursery available cox, LE, et al Kelli L. Stout; Sec 32; 3.34 acres; To: Jan Zylstra Crane Twp.: PATHWAY CHRISTIAN 2/25/14; Carol S. Wilkinson; Sec 4; 2.54 acres; To: Jason D. & Monica L. Es- CHURCH quivel Emerald Twp.: Knee & Hip Specialist (Member of Lutheran Congregations in Missions for Christ) 2/24/14; Terry L. Morrow; Sec 34; 6.482 acres; To: Roger C. & Patricia L. Worship Service 9:00 a.m. Eckart Dr. van de Leur, a physician with Fort 2/24/14; Roger C. & Patrica L. Eckart; Children’s Sermon Sec 34; 6.482 acres; To: Drew Gardner, Wayne Orthopedics (FWO), specializes in Trustee knee, hip, and reconstructive surgery. He Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Washington Twp.: 2/26/14; Everett R. & Barbara A. is board certified in orthopedic surgery. Pastor Murray Clugston Guyton; Sec 36; 2.54 acres; To: Kylee M. (260) 515-8941 Cramer Dr. van de Leur specializes in hip surgery Antwerp Village: Harlan Dignity Building 2/21/14; Donald H. & Rebekah N. that spares tissue and is an alternative to 17629 SR-37 • Harlan, IN Smith; Lot 10-11; 0.464 acre; To: Suzanne www.pathwaylutheran.com M. Smith traditional hip replacement surgery. This 2/21/14; Stanley W. Jordan; Lot 27; technique provides the potential for less 0.24; To: Jessie Marie Getrost 2/21/14; Richard R. Dunderman, LE pain, faster recovery, and improved et al; Lot 2; 0.27 acre; To: Jacqueline M. mobility. Doctor, et al RJD 2/21/14; Slattery Oil, Incorporated; Lot 18-19; 0.277 acre; To: Slattery Hold- You don’t have to live with knee or hip ings, LLC pain—call Dr. van de Leur today! Tax 2/21/14; Slattery Holdings, LLC; Lots Timothy van de Leur, MD 18-19; 0.277 acre; To; Slattery Realty, LLC Melrose Village: Orthopedics, Knee & Hip 2/24/14; Shelly Roughton, et al; Lot 5; Service Shirley Addition; 0.172 acre; To: Crystal Appointments call 800-566-5659 L. Gee Electronic Filing, BBB Accredited Paulding Village: Ask to be scheduled in the Hicksville Clinic! 2/20/14; James W. Bond; Lot 20; Non- 18212 SR 37 Harlan, IN eman’s Subdivision; 0.17 acre; To: James &ommunity 0emorial Hospital ‡  1. &olumbus 6treet ‡ Hicksville, OH  W. Bond, LE, et al 260-657-1753 Payne Village: www.cmhosp.com [email protected] 2/20/14; Tracy A. Brigner; Lot 1; 0.64 acre; To: Wesley A. Brigner PAGE 6 – WEST BEND NEWS – MARCH 5, 2014 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] No worldly cares or rumors sign on Ray Friend’s build- (Continued from Page 1) Clemens returned on Fri- of any type. OOPS! Th ere’s ing. Among the long, weary the third Raider to qualify for day to face eventual state another hit. plans are new Christmas multiple state tournaments. champion Sebastian Vidika Both Bill and Ray are decorations downtown and Following in the footsteps of of Sullivan Black River. Cle- darn good fi sherman. Bill a possible downtown Open his dad (1X SQ), his uncle (3 mens pushed the state champ lived in Biloxi, MS for years House. X SQ) and his older brother (2 in the match, but was unable and fi shed the gulf for years. Th ere are about 55 mem- X SQ), Clemens came out with to capture a win and dropped He lived in the northwest in bers in the Chamber of high expectations of being the the match by a score of 10-4. Oregon and fi shed for that Commerce. Th ey meet every He then faced Greg Quinn of type of fi sh. Now he lives in fi rst Clemens to stand on the third Wednesday at the Es- podium at the Schott. Clemens Shadyside. Th is was the piv- Florida and is a top-fl ight sen House. You are invited otal match. With a win, he did bass fi sherman. Th ere are a wrestled a brilliant fi rst match to attend and join in. Th ey capturing a fi rst round win what no other Clemens has number of lakes all around meet at 12:30 p.m. done, and with a loss, he was him. You talk about heaven! over Kaden Moore of Willard See ya! via tech fall. Clemens made it out. Clemens lead early on, but A LETTER FROM BILL I just came back to earth Quinn found himself up 6-4 and I see gasoline just went to day two of the state fi nals. WINTER FREEZING WATER Unlike Clemens, this was with little to go in the third. up 20 cents! It’s miserable Clemens mustered a take By: Stan Jordan mom. Travis has two chil- REMINDER Showalter’s fi rst time to step cold out and very windy— down and pushed the match I’m sitting here at my desk dren and lives here in Ant- on the fl oor of the Schott. just like all winter—the land into overtime. Both wrestlers at the WBN looking out the werp. Lori Hines has three Th is is a reminder to all With no wrestling history in of long-johns. I guess I just were unable to capture a take window at the 10 feet piles children and also lives here residents and businesses that the family and next to no mat have to face it, I’m almost down in overtime and the of snow on all four corners in Antwerp. Nancy started are in corporation limits with time this year, Showalter was 90 years old and these old match went on to a second here in downtown Antwerp. working at the Antwerp Ex- city water that they should considered lucky just to be bones won’t stand a two- overtime. Quinn was able to Th e temperature is 7 degrees change Bank in 1987. She leave their faucets drip to pre- here. He stepped on the mat day trip of 1,256 miles from score in his thirty seconds and at 11:00 a.m., windchill is 30 Antwerp to the Mossy-Cove has been very busy for years vent their water service from and face eventual 6th place fi n- below. freezing. Even with warming isher Devon Taylor. Showalter Clemens did not, dropping the fi shing camp in Florida. with the V.E.T.S. organiza- match in double overtime. We got a letter from my temperatures over the next lead in this match before mak- I don’t think I could tion as the secretary trea- “We really thought we nephew, Bill Jordan, who crawl down into a boat two weeks, freezing can still ing a subtle mistake that cost surer. Th at is the group who had a shot at the podium lives in Zolfo Springs, FL. without falling down. If I occur due to how deep the him the match. He returned He sent me a clipping from made possible the beautiful this year. George has put did get down there, I would freeze line is this winter. to the mat in the consi round the Sebring News about V.E.T.S. Memorial in the in so much work in the off have to have help getting and wrestled against David how good the bass fi shing park. season, but everyone is so up. I wouldn’t be able to sit Monturi of Wickliff e. Show- is on Lake Istokpoga. Th is is She became the president fundamentally sound down for hours like I used to. My of the Antwerp Chamber of alter fell short in this match, a 27,000 acre lake in High- hands and fi ngers are so stiff here. It’s not always the best lands County and it is con- Commerce in January 2014. as well, losing 11-6. wrestler who wins, but the I would probably throw my She was diagnosed with A defl ated Showalter sat in sidered one of the best bass rod and reel into the lake. I one that doesn’t make a mis- lakes in Florida. Th ey have breast cancer about that the hallway being consoled by take. George did a great job would not be able to tie a fi g- time, and Michelle Dooley, his coaches aft er the second been catching some 10-11 ure eight knot on my fi shing of pushing the match into pound bass. Aft er the water the outgoing president, loss of the day. “I told him overtime, but just fell a little line. I would not be a good stayed on and helped until that this was icing on the cake. gets to be 65 degrees, the fi shing partner. short today,” commented bass will start to hit. Nancy was back on her feet He wasn’t suppose to be able to Coach Clemens. Bill, that was another again. return, but he did. Shouldn’t Just think, Bill, my broth- time, another era. We thank “I thought I wrestled well, er-in-law Ray Gross and I Nancy told me all about have been able to qualify, just couldn’t fi nish on my you for the letter and clip- her bout with cancer. She but he did. Put together two would be on that lake. We pings, but you will have to **Whenever you meet a shots against Quinn. I prob- would be enjoying 75 de- said early detection was very friend, always give them big fairly solid matches against ably shouldn’t have chose top carry the whole load your- the best the state had to of- gree weather, a slight breeze, much a help. Th e lump was smile, they will wonder all day against Vidika, but I thought self. Ray, Grace and I talked taken out and she started fer and had nothing to hang down to my t-shirt and doing about those good ole days what you’re up to. I could turn him. You have a lot of casting, drink a little six weeks of treatments. She his head about,” commented to be perfect down here, and and must admit we are too **Early to bed, early to rise Coach Clemens. “I would coff ee and maybe a Twinkie. old, but you sure brought was very appreciative of all I wasn’t today. Th is is just go- the support she got from her makes your neighbors wonder imagine that there would be back a lot of good memo- about you. ing to push me in the off sea- ries. We thank you so much friends and the people in the many wrestlers that would son,” commented Clemens. You’re Invited area. She said that means so **It isn’t disgraceful to be trade places with you, even if Payne Knights of Columbus Council #3617 and wish you many hours of poor, but is mighty inconve- “Overall, I am very proud much. they knew they were going to of how both of the boys wres- good fi shing. nient. Fish Fry See ya! Nancy is the president of lose two matches, just to say tled down here. We have been Divine Mercy Catholic Church Hall Antwerp Chamber of Com- **God must have loved they had made their dream of able to send wrestlers to state PAYNE, OHIO merce for the year of 2014. poor people, because he made wrestling here a reality,” fi n- NANCY LICHTY: PRESIDENT for four years in a row now, Brian McLaughlin is Vice so many of them. ished Clemens. Friday, March 7 OF ANTWERP CHAMBER OF and it is just a matter of time President, and Cheryl Li- **And miles to go before I Always the competitor, before we get the next one on COMMERCE Friday, March 14 chty is the faithful secretary sleep, and miles to go before I Showalter started off , “It’s the podium. I really believe Friday, March 28 treasurer. I asked Nancy to sleep. frustrating. I am so thank- that with some work in the By: Stan Jordan Friday, April 11 tell me about this year’s ac- **I told my wife I wanted to ful to be here, to accomplish off season both of these guys She was born in Antwerp Serving from 5-7 pm tivities for the Chamber. She eat out, so she put my plate out this, but I just wish I had more can be on that podium next in 1955. Her parents were said we have the garage and on the back step. time to prepare. I missed a lot year. We are going to take a Meal includes our Delicious Laurence and Helen Sch- Fish, Scalloped Potatoes, French sidewalk city-wide sales. **Let them eat cake! of the season and my cardio few weeks off , then we will munk-Kromley. Th ere were Fries, Green Beans, Cole Slaw, Th ey have the small busi- **He was the Bishop of Bin- isn’t where it should be. I usu- begin working for the loft i- Fruit Cocktail, Roll and Drink fi ve in the family. She grad- ness Saturdays and encour- ally can push a match, but I est of goals, to be standing uated at AHS in 1974. She gan and his mouse tower on age everyone to shop locally the Rhine. just couldn’t today. I thought on the podium on Saturday Adult $8.00, 6-11 yrs $3.00 married Jim Lichty. Th ey and support the local busi- I wrestled well, just made a 5 and Under Free **Charlie said his wife’s at the Schottenstein Center,” had two children, and she nessman. mistake that cost me,” com- stated Clemens. Carryout Dinner & Fish Only Available was a full-time stay-at-home policy was: What’s mine is Charity - Unity - Fraternity - Patriotism Th en, the Day in the Park mented Showalter. For wrestling enthusiasts, is their main “money-rais- mine and what’s yours is mine, too. fi ve Raider wrestlers have er” for the year, and it takes CASINO BUS TRIP TO ® **Th is winter an angel been chosen to wrestle in an a lot of work and eff ort and all star wresting meet against YANKEE CANDLE might not have its wings, he she was very appreciative of FIREKEEPERS the WBL on Wednesday, all the help and support and has a snow-plow on his pick- CASINO March 5th at 6:00 p.m. at Del- Th e Gift of Home Fragrancing™ participation from the area up truck. MARCH 15TH, 2014 $ .00 phos Jeff erson High School. people. It has always been a **Head for the round- 35 Per person Both state qualifi ers for WT, CANDLE OF THE MONTH success. house Nellie, he can’t corner Leave Post @ 8AM Clemens and Showalter were We talked about the lit- you there. Will leave Casino @ 4PM chosen, along with district March: Ocean Star tle train at the Day in the **Th e three rings of mar- SPONSORED BY: PAYNE AMERICAN LEGION POST 297 qualifi ers Dustin Taylor, Ru- Park called the Maumee riage: the engagement ring, FOR MORE INFO, CONTACT ANY LEGION MEMBER ger Goeltzenleuchter, and Ja- Express. Th e little kids just the wedding ring and the suf- OR CALL THE POST: cob Dingus. It will be one last STOP IN! love it and I myself think it fer-ring. 419-263-2772 AND LEAVE A MESSAGE chance to see the area’s best is a dandy part of the day’s **Keep your shoulder to RESERVATION DEADLINE: MARCH 1ST on the mats. celebration. Th at is the re- the wheel, your nose to the 99 sult of the Chamber’s idea grindstone, your eye on the The Paulding Fish & Game Club and a lot of help of some ball… now try to work in that $17 Antwerp men—Jim Lichty, position! Larry Ryan, Floyd Rohrs, **Mirror, mirror on the LARGE JAR Dan Bowers and some other wall. volunteers. **He had silver in his hair, ONLY Let’s move along now… March 8, 2014, 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. the Chamber sponsors gold in his teeth, iron in his the Halloween celebration blood, and lead in his feet. Gun Raf e at Door • Food on Grounds Come visit us for the only candles that are **Who dat, say Who dat, Famous for Fragrance.™ and parade, the Christmas Lighting Contest, the Nativ- when I say Who dat? 50 - 50 RAFFLE ity Scene, Santa’s Mailbox, **Th e city police pulled Questions? Contact Eric Jones - 419-796-1003 and the Gem of the Year this man over for going very award. 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She can be Many Ohio counties have fi nd you can’t do that, then reached at jillstarbuck@hot- outdoor warning sirens that seek professional help. mail.com. sound during storm warnings. 3. Focus on someone Continue to listen to your else. While it is very easy ICE JAMS, SNOW MELT NOAA Weather Radio or TV to pull inward and become FLOODING & SEVERE or radio newscasts for up-to- consumed with a situation, STORMS ARE POTENTIAL date weather information. try to focus on someone else who may need help. Aft er all, THREATS DURING OHIO’S Other tornado safety tips many people need help and, SEVERE WEATHER AWARE- include: most times, someone is in a NESS WEEK • During tornado drills more diffi cult situation than or actual tornado warnings, DUCK! COPING WITH A DEALT you are. If we take our mind Th is winter in Ohio has off ourselves and help some- been one for the “meteoro- D – Go DOWN to the low- HAND one else, this will ease some logical history books.” Ohio- est level (left ) Mark Hernandez NWO ladies wrestling coach. Center of our own discomfort. It’s a U – Get UNDER something Th e Nurturing Well by: Jill ans were introduced to Polar Mel White PHS pole vault coach and right Tony Gonzales win-win for both parties. (like a basement staircase or Starbuck Vortex and Arctic Blasts while PHS wrestler ng coach. 4. Make the best of it. heavy table or desk) At some time in our life, enduring propane shortages. Rather than dwelling on the (Continued from Page 1) isn’t exactly sure what she we inevitably face circum- Staying warm this winter has C – COVER your head things you can no longer Wrestling is her favor- wants to do for her career. stances completely out of been no easy feat. K – KEEP in shelter until do, look for ways to improve ite sport but she also loves She said maybe to work in our control. Whether it’s the Now, the state is experi- the storm has passed on things you can still do or track. She currently is a the medical fi eld or even be death of a loved one, an incur- encing above-normal tem- • Be prepared for severe haven’t tried. It may be frus- 5-time pole vault record a wrestling coach. able medical diagnosis, a job peratures, thunderstorms and weather before a storm watch trating that your life is sud- holder and she has won the Her parents and coaches loss, or other circumstances snow-melt fl ooding potentials. or warning is issued. Meet denly interrupted, but you are NWC conference twice. are all very proud of her. that cannot be changed, we with household members to still living and should make Severe Weather Awareness Th roughout the year Sid- She looks forward to soon all face them. In my situation, develop a disaster plan to re- the most of your life. It is easy Week couldn’t come at a bet- ney also wrestles in a wom- participating in the spring it is a chronic medical condi- spond to all hazards, including to become negative when life ter time. Governor John R. en’s USA league called “War sports now that wrestling tion with many unanswered tornado watches and warn- as we knew it turns upside Kasich, in a coordinated eff ort of the Roses.” Several weeks has fi nished. Th is year she questions. While my inten- down. Depression can creep with the Ohio Committee for ings. Conduct regular tornado back she was featured on is planning on competing at tions for these articles are to up at a fast rate. We must fi ght Severe Weather Awareness, drills. Lima TV Station WLIO for state in the pole vault com- help readers in various fi tness that. proclaims March 2-8 as Ohio’s • If you are a person with her accomplishments. petition. Great Job Sidney! and wellness aspects of their 5. Give yourself credit. Spring Severe Weather Aware- special needs, register your Sidney says to others, lives, I’m also not immune You’re stronger than you ness Week. name and address with your “Don’t give up. Don’t quit Want to Advertise, to some of the things I write think. Th ere is always a place “Th is is the second year that local emergency management on your dreams.” When she about. Th erefore, in this spe- but don’t know for hope, so grasp onto that agency, police and/or fi re de- was young she had talked cifi c article, I’m providing Ohio’s Severe Weather Aware- hope. Appreciate what you partments before any natural with a college wrestler who where to start helpful tips that help me get ness Week coincides with have and remain determined or man-made disaster occurs. inspired her to continue through diffi cult moments of National Severe Weather Pre- to overcome your obstacles. on this path. She has done treatment and dealing with paredness Week,” said Nancy • Th e NOAA Weather Ra- Th ese situations teach you very well and is getting my condition. Maybe you Dragani, executive director of dio has alerting tools available more about yourself than you three scholarships includ- can use these tips to help you the Ohio Emergency Manage- for people who are hearing im- ? know. Learn from them and ing: wrestling, track and through circumstances out of ment Agency. “During these paired. Some weather radio re- Call give yourself credit during academics. Th e scholarships your control too. weather safety campaigns, we ceivers can be connected to an the process. she has earned will pay for The WEST BEND NEWS 1. Find YOUR therapy. encourage Ohioans to build existing home security system, If you’re anything like me, nearly all of her post-sec- Th is is not about conven- similar to a doorbell, smoke you will have many ups and a disaster supply kit, make a ondary education. tional therapy. Th is is fi nd- detector or other sensor. For downs with such life-altering plan, practice the plan, and be Her parents are Rich and ing something that works for additional information, visit situations. Th ere is nothing informed of all hazards that Beckie Bennett and they are you to ease your stress, to get the NWS NOAA Weather Ra- easy about these situations. can impact our state, particu- excited for Sidney. She is through a painful moment, Th ey are frustrating, scary, larly severe weather.” dio link: http://www.weather. very smart, making the high or to deal with the circum- and unfortunate. However, As part of Severe Weather gov/nwr/special_need.htm honor roll, and she loves sci- stances. 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Kyle Kauser scores for Paulding in the fi rst quarter. More pictures at westbendnews.net Paulding and Van Buren Paulding had the lead 24-10. met for the sectional cham- Th e fi nal score for this pionship game at Defi ance on championship game was 73- Friday, February 28. It wasn’t 40. long before the Panther boys Score by the Quarter: team was driving the ball all Paulding – 18 18 22 15=73 over the court. Van Buren – 10 7 12 Th e Paulding boys started 11=40 strong and never stopped Scorers of the Game: until the buzzer rang in the Paulding – Corbin Ed- fourth. As I watched the fi rst wards 4, Quentin Vance 9, quarter, I was amazed that Kyle Kauser 19, Julian Sali- the buzzer only stopped one nas 8, Alex Arellano 4, Gerod or two times, making the Harder 8, Guy Harder 15, game time fl y. Kyle Kauser re- Treston Gonzales 6 ally got the game off to a good Paulding is now 17-6. start. Paulding will take on Lib- Th e second quarter was erty Center at Bowling Green just as good if not better for on Th ursday, March 6 at 8:00 the Panthers. Just a little p.m. in the fi rst round of Dis- over a minute into the period tricts.

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On February 27th New Haven high school boys took on the Wayne Generals in basketball action. Th e Bulldogs stole a nar- row win over the Generals: 65-62. Picture from New Haven Bulletin. Presented By Defiance Area Youth for Christ and Rupp Seed By: Angel Windom, with night. Beth Stauff er Th ose recognized on For most of us Seniors, Tuesday Night (February Senior Night was a bitter- 25th) included: Sunday, April 13, 2014 sweet moment. CHEERLEADERS: We were able to watch our Kaityln Dunaway – Indi- close friends walk with their ana University parents and share a special Alexia Kopke – IPFW 6:00 pm doors open at 5 moment with the crowd. For Britni Bollinger – Ball me, it was exciting to watch State University Founders Hall, 22611 St. Rt. 2 Archbold, OH some of the friends I’ve at- Kristen Eiden – Unde- tended school with since cided kindergarten bring their Keeyln Watters – Ander- Tickets call YFC 419.782.0656 high school sports careers son University to an end. Nicole Westrick – Saint Chuck Spallinger Family Nafziger Farms Some Seniors, like Jor- Francis Sponsored by: dan Hogue and Steve McEl- Haley Morin – Unde- Phil & Linda Snider D & G Welding vene, will continue their cided Citizens National Bank Doug & Norma Kauffman Wannemacher Auctions sports careers at the col- BASKETBALL PLAY- Farmers & Merchants State Bank 5 C Farms Clancy’s Cabinets legiate level. It’s always an ERS: Aschliman & Co. amazing experience to be M & R Redi-Mix YES FM Jordan Hogue – Ball State Seigman Siding & Window Specialist able to hear what my fellow University Tim Demland UpWords Solution Inc classmates plan to do in the Steve McElvene – Dayton Grant Insurance Stryker’s Farmers Exchange Dave Geringer P.E. future. It was also great see- Jailan Wattley – IUPUI State Farm Insurance Archbold Container Watson & Welty Financial Planning ing the Bulldogs defeat their AJ Smith – Indiana Tech Tri-Flo, Inc opponents on such a special PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 9 – WEST BEND NEWS – MARCH 5, 2014 ANTWERP WINS FIRST ROUND OF SECTIONALS; most. Th e home team out- thanks to Sam Williamson WAYNE TRACE MOVES ON—NAMED scored the Tigers in both who scored an impressive 3 FALLS IN CHAMPIONSHIP halves. 3-point shots adding to his SECTIONAL CHAMPS Scorers of the Game: 23 point total. Ayersville only Antwerp – Sam Wil- had three more points than liamson 11, Kaden Brumett Antwerp for the entire half. 10, Colton Stout 9, Trenton Th e game fi nished the season Copsey 9, Derek Smalley 6, for the Archers at 66-54. Joe Buerkle 2, Tyler Mess- Score by the Quarter: man 2 Antwerp – 8 14 13 19=54 Score by the Quarter: Ayersville – 14 17 16 Antwerp – 16 9 10 14=49 19=66 Holgate –11 10 12 9=42 Scorers of the Game: Holgate fi nished their Antwerp – Kaden Brumett season with a 9-14 record. 11, Derek Smalley 11, Colton Antwerp is currently at 14- Stout 1; Sam Williamson 23; 9. Th is season both Antwerp Trenton Copsey 8 and Holgate won against Ayersville – Caleb Cook each other, but the Archers 1, Brayton Martin 14, Luke won the game that mattered Lawson 11, Mike McGuire 2,

Wayne Trace Junior David Sinn received a stolen ball and runs down the court to score a layup. More pictures at west- bendnews.net Wayne Trace received the steadily, took control of the Kaden Brumett attempts to score 3 points for Antwerp. More bye for the fi rst round of Sec- lead, though not dominating. pictures at westbendnews.net tionals and then proceeded to Th e fi rst half ended with the No one could guess the pened with diff erent players play Continental on Friday, home team on top 26-18. outcome of the fi rst sectional on Antwerp three times in a February 28 aft er the Pirates Continental, in the third game of the 2014 basketball row in less than a 30 second won against Patrick Henry quarter, narrowed the lead in season when Antwerp and time slot. Antwerp led by 5 earlier in the week. the fi rst few minutes, but their Holgate competed at Pauld- points at the end of the 1st Both the Pirates and the fouls led them to lose their ing. Th ough Antwerp’s re- quarter. Raiders had a close fi rst quar- gain with Jake Arend making cord was much better than In the second quarter Colton Stout scores two points for the Archers. More pic- ter with Wayne Trace on four free throws in the game. Holgate, previously the Ti- Holgate slowly and steadily tures at westbendnews.net top 14-11. Th e second quar- In this game the Raiders did gers won against Antwerp in crept back within two points the most. Dauson Dales 12, Jake Lamb ter Wayne Trace slowly, but (Continued on Page 10) January. of Antwerp. Before the end of On Championship night 9, Pete Th ieroff 2, Trey Bau- Th e game started with the second Antwerp got their (2/28/14): man 6, Kevin Zimmerman 6, Antwerp’s Derek Smalley groove back and posted a few Th e fi rst quarter started Pat Gerken 3 getting the ball. Th e posses- more points to fi nish the fi rst with Antwerp, as the guest, Antwerp’s fi nal record for sion of the ball traded sides half at 21-25 with the Archers getting the ball and shortly their 2013-14 season is 14-10. several times before the fi rst in the lead. aft er the jump ball, Kaden It was a good season boys! COLOR COPYCOPY points were posted by Sam Th e second half of the Brumett scored his fi rst of Williamson on a 3-point game had Holgate collect the two three-point baskets. basket. Th e score stayed close most points and the fourth Antwerp took an early lead, Want to Advertise, 25¢ each! until nearing the end of the quarter Antwerp. Th e game looking tight against the Pi- but don’t know BLOWOUT! fi rst quarter when Brumett fi nished with Antwerp win- lots. Ayersville within a min- 100 Copies(reg. for 75¢ only each) recovered the ball from a Ti- ning 49-42. Antwerp and ute left , however, more than where to start FISHger misstep, FRY running down Holgate both had two quar- doubled their lead over the and scoring a layup. Th is hap- ters where they scored the Archers. Antwerp’s Colton Stout was able to score a foul shot fi nishing the quarter at ? 14-8. Call THE GARDENS Th e second quarter was Prints must be sent into: of Paulding not as rough on the guest The WEST BEND NEWS [email protected] Senior Breakfast team. Th e boys held the Pi- in .pdf format Second Tuesday lots for the most part, but or Bring them in for us to copy on-site! of Every Month the Archers failed to gain the 8 - 9:30AM traction they needed to get West Bend the upper hand. Th e fi rst half Printing & fi nished at 31-22. Minimum of 100 copies Publishing Inc. Exp. Feb 28, 2014 Free Breakfast to any senior! Bring a friend! Th e second half of the Starting in January: Free balance testing, blood sugar and blood pressure checks. game was much closer YES...WE DO LAMINATING! Help to preserve and protect: • Important Documents Up to Come and enjoy free breakfast, • Photos & Memorabilia 12x18 games, prizes and entertainment! • Menus or Fliers size! Please call ahead to schedule a time. West Bend Printing & (419)258-2000 Publishing Inc. [email protected]

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PAGE 10 – WEST BEND NEWS – MARCH 5, 2014 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] SMART FINANCIAL MOVES year, put in as much as you “FROM THE VANTAGE POINT”: VANTAGE SkillsUSA STU- HOMESTEAD APPLICA- be subject to the income test FOR WOMEN can aff ord to your tradition- DENTS QUALIFY FOR STATE COMPETITION TIONS BEING ACCEPTED regardless of when the appli- al or Roth IRA. A traditional THROUGH JUNE 2, 2014 cant turned 65 years of age or IRA grows on a tax-deferred disabled. basis, while a Roth IRA can County Auditors are now Fickel also stated that past grow tax free provided you accepting applications for recipients will continue to meet certain conditions. enrollment in the Home- qualify for the Homestead Also, take advantage of your stead Exemption Program for Exemption under the old employer-sponsored, tax- 2014, and according to Pauld- rules. Current recipients do deferred retirement plan, ing County Auditor Claudia not need to reapply and will such as a 401(k), 403(b) or Fickel, this may be the last not be subject to any income 457(b). At the very least, chance for some homeowners test. Th ey will continue to re- contribute as much to earn to qualify for the property tax ceive the benefi ts of the pro- your employer’s matching break. gram if they sell their current contribution, if one is of- More than 1,800 hom- residence and purchase a new fered. And every year, if eowners in Paulding County home in the future. Continu- your salary increases, try to were enrolled in the Home- ing homestead forms have boost your contributions to recently been mailed. If any Vantage SkillsUSA students heading to state competition are stead Exemption Program your retirement plan. information has changed, the Financial Focus by: Phil (front) Evan Prowant, Isaac Nichols, and Derric Shisler and last year. Th ose homeowners • Consider growth in- forms will need returned to Recker, Edward Jones (back) Clirissa McMonigal and Austen Stukey. saw a reduction in their an- Advisor vestments. Some evidence nual real estate taxes by an our offi ce. On March 8, we observe suggests that women may average of $300-$400 by be- Th e deadline to apply for International Women’s Day, be more conservative inves- ing enrolled in the program. Homestead Exemption for a celebration of women’s tors than men — in other “Th is is a welcome tax both new applicants and late economic, political and words, women may tend to break for eligible seniors and applicants is Monday, June 2, social achievements. Yet take fewer risks and pursue disabled homeowners, but 2014. Applications are avail- women everywhere still “safer” investments. But changes in last year’s state able at the Auditor’s Offi ce, face challenges — and here to help build the resources budget bill aff ect those eligi- Paulding County Courthouse, in the United States, one of you will need for a comfort- ble to receive these benefi ts in 115 N. Williams St., Paulding, their biggest challenges may able retirement, consider the future,” Fickel said. OH 45879 or may be down- be to gain the resources they growth-oriented vehicles in According to Fickel, new loaded from the website at need to enjoy a comfortable your IRA, 401(k) and other rules governing the program www.pauldingcountyauditor. retirement. So, if you’re a investment accounts. are in eff ect for this year and com or call the Auditor’s of- woman, what steps should • Talk to your spouse will impact eligible hom- fi ce at 419-399-8205. about Social Security. If you take to make progress eowners in one of three ways (Continued from Page 9) toward this goal? your spouse starts collect- depending on their status— ing Social Security at 62 (the Th e top three winners of the Vantage Poetry Out Loud Con- not score any 3 point baskets Your fi rst move should whether the homeowner is a out of the 11 attempts. be to recognize some of the earliest age of eligibility), test are LaShawne Granger, Harley Miner, and Melody Gib- new applicant, a late applicant the monthly benefi ts will son. Th e fourth quarter Raid- potential barriers to attain- or a past recipient. ers widened their lead signifi - ing your fi nancial freedom. be reduced, perhaps by as Fickel says that if you are much as 25%. Th is reduc- Vantage Career Center experience will not be about cantly with Devin Wenzlick First of all, a “wage gap” be- SkillsUSA students recently tonight. It will benefi t you a new applicant-meaning that and David Sinn leading the tween women and men still tion could aff ect you if you you own and occupy your own ever become a widow, be- competed in the fi rst round for the rest of your life. You charge. Th e boys worked as exists: Th e median earnings of the Northwest Region are stepping out and show- home as of January 1, 2014 a team quite well and the Pi- of full-time female work- cause once you reach your and will turn 65 years old in own “full” retirement age skills contests at Sentinel ing yourselves as leaders rates knew the score wouldn’t ers are 77% of the median Career Center in Tiffi n. Five who can communicate and 2014 or are permanently and get any closer and their sea- earnings of full-time male (which will likely be 66 or totally disabled as of Janu- 67), you may qualify for students will advance to the dedicate yourself to learn- son ended with a loss to the workers, according to the state competition held in ing something.” ary 1, 2014—you will now be Wayne Trace, 40-58. U.S. Bureau of Labor Sta- survivor benefi ts of 100% of subject to an income test to what your deceased spouse Columbus in the spring. Th e competition, pre- Score by the Quarter: tistics. Also, women drop Bringing home the gold sented in partnership with qualify for the program. Th e Wayne Trace – 14 12 8 out of the workforce for an had been receiving — and new rules require applicants if that amount was reduced, was Carpentry senior Aus- the National Endowment 24=58 average of 12 years to care ten Stukey (Parkway) who for the Arts and the Poetry to have a total household in- Continental – 11 7 7 for young children or ag- that’s what you’ll get. Talk come of $30,500 or less (Ohio to your spouse about this placed fi rst in the Carpentry Foundation, is part of a na- 15=40 ing parents, according to contest. Continental senior tional program that encour- Adjusted Gross Income) to be Scorers of the Game: the Older Women’s League, issue well before it’s time to eligible. OAGI requirement receive Social Security. (You Evan Prowant received a sil- ages high school students Wayne Trace – Devin a research and advocacy ver medal for placing second to learn about great poetry will be adjusted yearly. Wenzlick 14, David Sinn 10, group — and this time away may also want to talk to a Late applications (hom- fi nancial advisor for help in in the CNC Turning com- through memorization, per- TJ Blackmore 7, Colby Speice from the workforce results petition. Electricity senior formance, and competition. eowners who qualifi ed for the 7, Ethan Linder 6, Jake Arend in women receiving lower coordinating survivor bene- program last year but failed fi ts with your own Social Se- Derric Shisler (Paulding) Poetry Out Loud uses a 6, Luke Miller 2, Cole Shep- pensions or accumulating also earned a silver medal pyramid structure. Begin- to signup) may enroll in the herd 2, Corbin Linder 2, Jus- much less money in their curity retirement benefi ts.) program in 2014 and qualify • Evaluate your need for for his second place fi nish in ning at the classroom level, tin Speice 2 employer-sponsored retire- the Electrical Construction winners advance to a school- under the old rules. Late ap- Continental – Wade ment plans. life insurance benefi ts. Once plications will not be subject their children are grown, Wiring contest. wide competition, then to Stauff er 14, Jacob Williams To give yourself the op- Receiving bronze med- state, and ultimately to the to the new income restric- 9, Derek Troyer 5, Gabe Wil- portunity to enjoy a com- some couples drop their life tions. Late applications must insurance. Yet, the death als for their third place fi n- National Finals in Wash- liams 4, Joey Swager 3, Zach fortable retirement lifestyle, ish were a pair of Auto Body ington D.C. Nearly 375,000 be received by June 2, 2014 Schwarzman 2, Tyler Rue 2, consider these suggestions: benefi t from a life insurance to be “grandfathered” in the policy can go a long way to- seniors. Clirissa McMoni- students from more than Caleb Baker 1 • Boost your retirement gal (Continental) placed 2,000 high schools nation- program. Any applications Wayne Trace’s current re- plan contributions. Each ward helping ensure your received in future years will fi nancial security. Again, third in the Collision Re- wide took part in last year’s cord is 20-3. talk to your spouse about pair competition, while her program. As sure as it’s going whether to maintain life in- classmate, Isaac Nichols (Ft. Judges evaluated student $8&7,216$335$,6$/6 Jennings) took third place in performances on criteria to rain, the surance, and for how much. &200(5&,$/$66(763(5621$/3523(57<5($/(67$7( International Women’s the Automotive Refi nishing including voice and articu- classifieds sell. Day is a great occasion for contest. lation, evidence of under- commemorating women’s Th ese fi ve students quali- standing, level of diffi culty, accomplishments. And by fi ed for the state SkillsUSA and accuracy. making the right moves, contest and will compete “We’re very proud of you can eventually celebrate in Columbus at the end of this year’s participants and your own achievement of April. as always, impressed by the A very diff erent kind of dedication and talent of our attaining the fi nancial secu- 7LP5R\ rity you deserve. competition was also held at Vantage students,” com- Vantage on Th ursday, Feb- mented English teacher So-  $XFWLRQHHU ruary 13. Vantage is proud nya Yenser-Hammon. ZZZDDDDXFWLRQVHUYLFHFRP $SSUDLVHU to announce the top 3 win- Each champion at the ners of the school Poetry state level will receive $200 K Philip J Recker, AAMS® Out Loud: National Reci- and an all expense paid trip TS KEELE TAX Financial Advisor tation Contest. First place to Washington, DC, to com- . 121 N Main St honors went to Cosmetology pete for the national cham- SERVICE Paulding, OH 45879 senior, Melody Gibson from pionship, April 29-30, 2014. 419-399-3767 Delphos Jeff erson. Melody WE CAN HELP YOU WITH ALL YOUR TAX NEEDS! recited the Elizabeth Bish- WARRIORS BEAT OUT Individual, Farm, Small Business, Payroll & Accounting Service op poem, “One Art” and earned rave reviews from BLAZERS Reasonable Rates - Electronic Filing the judges. Second place Call (260) 493-9854 for an appointment or drop off information at went to Cosmetology senior Th e Woodlan Warriors 9037 Nautical Way, New Haven, IN www.edwardjones.com took on Eastside at the Blazer LaShawne Granger (Van In Ashford Lakes - Off Moeller Road - Call for directions Wert) for her recitation of court on February 28th. Final Sara Teasdale’s “Since Th ere score was a Woodlan victory: Estate & Real Estate Auctions Is No Escape”. Electricity 56-50 senior Harley Miner (Pauld- Score by the Quarter: ing) placed third with David Eastside – 11 13 15 11=50 Ignatow’s “Self Employed”. Woodlan – 12 18 16 Th e Vantage English 10=56 Serving Northeast Indiana Department organized the Scorers of the Game: & Northwest Ohio event and was very pleased Eastside – Moughler 13, Let Our Local Expertise with the 23 students who Willard 2, Baker 3, Dean 12, with a National Presence participated. English teach- Reiner 5, Leichty 9, Winger 6 Work for You! er Mary Ann Falk told the Woodlan – White 6, Jones Jerry Ehle • 866-340-0445 students from the podium, 4, Gerig 22, Bennett 16, Stieg- “Poetry is universal. Th is litz 6, Gustin 2 SchraderFortWayne.com PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 11 – WEST BEND NEWS – MARCH 5, 2014 WAYNE TRACE PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS BYE BYE BIRDIE KNIGHTS DOWN THE WAR- WOODLAN DEFEATS HAMILTON AT HOME RIORS IN HS BOYS BAS- KETBALL

By: Jeff Abbott Norwell pulled away from Woodlan with a 20-8 second quarter and the Knights went on to down the Warriors 70-41 in boys’ basketball. Woodlan stayed close to the Knights and trailed by a 16- 12 count aft er the fi rst period, but the Warriors off ense never found the range in the second Conrad Birdie is going off with this 56 member cast! and by the gym will be open. stanza and found themselves to serve his country in the war? Performance dates are Only individuals needing to trailing the home team 36-20 What will American teenag- Th ursday, March 6 and Sat- use the elevator will be per- by the half. Norwell contin- ers do without this superstar urday, March 8 at 7:30 p.m. mitted in the cafeteria en- ued to extend their lead in the heartthrob? Th e Wayne Trace and Sunday, March 9 at 2:30 trance. For more information, second half, pushing the mar- Performing Arts invites all to p.m. in the Payne Elementary please contact the Wayne gin to 55-30 aft er the three come and see Bye Bye Birdie, a Auditorium. Doors open 45 Trace High School offi ce at periods and the fi nal margin Tams Whitmark Production, minutes prior to start time. 419-622-5171. of 29 points. Jeff rey Jones and enjoy music of the 1950’s Entrances on the south side led Woodlan scoring with 10 points. Score by the Quarter: BASEBALL LEGEND DENNY Dizzy was the announcer on Denny McLain is com- Woodlan – 12 8 10 11=41 McLAIN COMING TO FORT NBC’s Game of the Week on ing to Fort Wayne Indiana Norwell – 16 20 19 15=70 th WAYNE, IN & FINDLAY OH Sept 14, 1968 when McLain on Saturday March 15 Scorers of the Game: got his 30th win. and Findlay Ohio on Sun- Woodlan – Jones 10, Evan Gustin scores 3 points in the third quarter for the War- th He was the American No only has no one ac- day March 16 to meet lo- Schwartz 3, O’Hara 2, Hahn riors. complished this feat since cal fans, talk some baseball, 6, Bennett 8, Herschberger 3, League Most Valuable Play- On Tuesday, February 25 ankle while diving to save a er in 1968. He also won the 1968, but most baseball ob- and sign autographs. Th e Stieglitz 6, Gustin 3 servers say it will not hap- event Saturday will be held Norwell – Bales 21, Hayden Hamilton took on Woodlan ball. He was able to walk it American League Cy Young at the Strautman gymnasium. off and looked pretty good af- Award in 1968. And he ac- pen again, with the 5 man at the Hotell Fort Wayne, lo- 5, Vogel 19, Harnish 2, Shive- pitching rotations, pitch cated at 305 E. Washington ly 15, Rinehart 2, Denney 4, Th e home team looked good terward. Th e quarter fi nished complished something that with their 2013-14 season with Woodlan having a gain no other living baseball counts, and the increasing Center Rd. which is at exit Blackwell 2 role of the reliever. McLain 312a off of I-69, and Sunday winding down. of 9 points more than Ham- player ever did. Th e Hamilton Marines ilton. He is a former Tiger, Sen- had a 10 year career who au- at the Country Inn & Suites WOODLAN TAKES ACAC thored or co-authored three located at 903 Interstate Dr., boys basketball team did Th e fourth quarter once ator, Athletic, and Brave, but TITLE IN HS BOYS BASKET- not play bad at all against again had both teams look- Denny McLain made history baseball books, and ap- exit 159 off of I-75 in Find- BALL peared on the cover of Time lay, OH. He will be signing the Warriors. Th e record for ing nearly equal, but with the as a Detroit Tiger when he Hamilton is not very good at points gained from the third won 31 games in 1968. Th e Magazine, Sports Illustrated autographs from 10:00 a.m. By: Jeff Abbott four times, as well as count- to 3:00 p.m. in both loca- 5-12 before the game, while quarter, the game was clearly previous 30 game winner Aft er playing through the record for Woodlan was in the hands of Woodlan. was Dizzy Dean in 1934 and less other sports publica- tions. His appearance will 3 ties and 3 lead changes, tions. Denny also played for be held in conjunction with 13-6. One thing Woodlan boys no one has accomplished Woodlan grabbed the lead Th e fi rst quarter started need to watch as Sectionals this feat since. Ironically, two World Championship the monthly sports card and and made it count as the teams. collectibles shows. with Woodlan getting the begin is not to play at the level Warriors wrapped up their most points and the second of the opponents, but at their ACAC regular season with a period had the Marines hav- potential. 52-43 win over Heritage and ing the increase. Th e half fi n- Score by the Quarter: clinched the regular season ished close with 31-29 with Woodlan – 18 13 27 16=74 KINDERGARTEN CAMP crown. Woodlan won the Woodlan in the lead. Hamilton – 13 16 16 at Oakwood Elementary ACAC Basketball Tourna- Coach Randall was glad 14=59 ment in January and was the to see his boys get back in the Scorers of the Game: fi rst regular season crown game in the third quarter, Woodlan – Greg White 19, since 1997. Greg White led expecting much more out of Jeff rey Jones 7, Kadin Gerig the home team with 17 points them. Evan Gustin and Kadin 15, Loren Hahn 4, Jaylin Ben- including 5 free-throws in the Gerig both put in 3 point bas- nett 15, Caleb Stieglitz 1, Evan Who: New Kindergartners fi nal period to help the War- kets while Greg White added Gustin 13 for 2014-2015 riors seal the game. Heritage at the line. Gustin twisted his When: Thursday, March 13 won the reserve game 42-37 at 6:00 p.m. with Ben Schwartz scoring 15 Where: Oakwood Elementary points for Woodlan. School, has led her team to area in scoring by averag- café/gymnasium Score by the Quarter: a 17-4 record, including a ing 27 points per game to go What: *Fun activities for children Heritage – 8 9 11 15=43 sectional championship. She along with 9.7 rebounds per familiarizing them with faces and places Woodlan – 10 9 15 18=52 recently eclipsed the 2,000 game. She is committed to before Kindergarten screening Scorers of the Game: point mark for her career. She play at Xavier University. *Papers for parents to fill out Heritage – Scott 13, Horne is also leading the Fort Wayne Questions: 419.594.3346 9, Bleke 7, Jacquay 6, Dossen 5, Minkosky 3 Woodlan – White 17, Ben- nett 15, Jones 6, Gerig 4, Stieg- KLOPFENSTEIN REPAIR *Children must be 5 yrs. old before August 1, 2014 to attend OE Kindergarten litz 4, Gustin 3, O’Hara 3 AUTO•TRUCK•FARM•INDUSTRIAL *Please bring: Certificate of live birth, immunization records, social security card, and custody papers *Kindergarten Registration/Screening: April 11, 2014 Major & Minor Repairs • Complete Vehicle Maintenance MCDONALD’S® HIGH AC Service & Repair SCHOOL BASKETBALL Diesel Service • Complete Engine Rebuilding PLAYERS OF THE MONTH DOT Inspections • ASE Certified Staff – FEBRUARY Tim Klopfenstein 19718 Notestine Road Th e Fort Wayne Mad 657-5700 shop Woodburn, IN 46797 Ants and McDonald’s have partnered to recognize two outstanding high school bas- ketball players in the Fort Wayne community. In Feb- Meyer Dr. Scott Waters ruary, McDonald’s and the Mad Ants selected Justin Mc- Excavating DOT CERTIFIED! Coy and Kendall Fincher as Dr. Scott Waters is now certified by the DOT the McDonald’s High School 17197 Road 45 • Antwerp, Ohio 45813 Players of the Month. Both to complete DOT physicals. While the law players will be recognized at (419) 542-8450 does not take place until May, many area an upcoming Mad Ants home cell: (419) 506-0002 businesses are now requiring that the game. provider is certified. Stone & Dirt Hauling • Backhoe & Dozer work • Justin McCoy, a junior Snow Removal • Demolition at Garrett High School, has Dr. Waters, a family medicine physician, in helped lead his team to a 13- the Harlan Family Health Center is currently 5 record on the season. Justin accepting new patients as well as walk in is leading the Fort Wayne patients. area in scoring by putting Scott Waters, MD Services are available Monday, Wednesday, up 21.2 points per game and Hormann’s Family Medicine & OB Thursday, and Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 6.7 rebounds per game. His HEATING COOLING pm. Schedule your appointment today by best game this season came & calling 260-657-5159 or stop in at 18218 SR in a win over South Adams Geothermal • Gas • Electric 37 E Harlan. where he tallied 30 points and grabbed 7 rebounds to lead Family Health Centers of Community Memorial Hospital his team. ANTWERP, OHIO 18218 SR 37 E ‡ Harlan, IN 46743 ‡ Appointments call 260-657-5159 Kendall Fincher, a senior www.cmhosp.com forward at Canterbury High 419-258-1640 PAGE 12 – WEST BEND NEWS – MARCH 5, 2014 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] PAULDING CRUSHES ADA IN LAST HOME GAME and we want to hear those formation can be found in the curred by the school district gave passage to Senate Bill stories.” alumni section at Northwest- with respect to that property. 275, otherwise known as To be eligible, at least three State.edu. To submit a nomi- Senate Bill 231, which Senator “Tess’s Law” and also spon- years must have elapsed since nation, contact Robbin Wil- Hite jointly sponsored with sored by Senator Hite, which the nominee graduated from cox, director of development, Senator Randy Gardner (R– would name March 9th of NSCC with an associate de- at 419.267.1460 or rwilcox@ Bowling Green), would allow each year as “Meningitis gree. All who are nominated NorthwestState.edu. Nomi- sale proceeds to be used for Awareness Day.” Meningo- will receive a letter announc- nations are due by March 29. other construction or acquisi- coccal disease, also known as ing their nomination and a tion projects or to be put in a bacterial meningitis, is a rare form requesting additional SENATE APPROVES USE OF special fund for construction but sometimes fatal infec- information. Aft er all docu- SCHOOL PROPERTY SALE and improvements. tion that aff ects adolescents mentation has been received, REVENUE FOR IMPROVE- “When a district sells off and young adults resulting in the NSCC Alumni Associa- property, it is commonly in hearing loss, brain damage, tion will form a committee MENTS preparation to purchase or limb amputations, loss of kid- that will select the winners build another facility in or- ney function, and sometimes for 2014. State Senator Cliff Hite der to fulfi ll their changing death. “Th e Distinguished Alum- (R–Findlay) announced the needs,” said Hite. “Th is small According to the National ni Award goes beyond recog- Senate passed legislation that tweak in state law will give Meningitis Association, ap- nizing the accomplishments would allow the revenue re- the districts greater fl exibil- proximately 1,500 people of NSCC alumni. Th ese award ceived from the sale of school ity over their assets and allow contract meningitis in the winners demonstrate, to both district real property to be them to manage their transi- U.S. each year. Among those current and potential stu- used for construction or ac- tions with greater ease.” who survive, one in fi ve live dents, what can be achieved quisition of permanent im- Senate Bill 231 will now with permanent disabilities. through education and hard provements. move to the Ohio House of Senate Bill 275 will also work,” said Wilcox. Currently, the school dis- Representatives for further proceed to the Ohio House Nomination forms are trict would be required to use consideration. of Representatives for further available online, and more in- revenue generated from such In addition, the Senate consideration. a sale to retire any debt in-

A host of Bulldogs attempt to stop Treston Gonzales from scoring. More pictures at westbendnews.net Paulding completed their Th e defi cit grew between regular season home games the two teams in the third on Friday, February 21 at the quarter as the Panthers had Paulding Gym against Ada. a scoring spree, not allowing Following the JV team the se- the Bulldogs to post a point niors were honored for their until the mid point of the service and hard work to the quarter. Paulding fi nished basketball team. the fi rst half at 31-17 having a Th e fi rst quarter had a deciding lead. second jump ball due to the Th e second half of the neither team gaining control. game went very similar to Paulding took the ball on the the fi rst except Paulding out- second jump and Panther performed their already fan- senior Kyle Kauser scored a tastic fi rst half. It’s honest to 3 point basket immediately say Ada never had a chance to post the fi rst score on the in this match. Th ey fi nished board. Paulding subsequent- the game 72-33. Paulding’s ly took control of the game record is now 16-6 while Ada starting with the fi rst quarter, is 6-12. fi nishing it 18-11.

HELM VOTED NWC’S TOP HONORABLE MEN- BOYS’ BASKETBALL HONOR TION: Levi Kistler (BL) 11, Guy Crestview senior Dami- Harder (PL) 12, Matt Shuey an Helm was chosen as the (AE) 12, Jace Darbyshire 2013-14 NWC Player of Th e (CG) 11, Justis Dowdy (LV) Year by Northwest Confer- 11, Austin Dumbaugh (ADA) ence boys’ basketball coach- 12, Connor Lautzenheiser es at the annual selection (CV) 10, Dakota Prichard meeting Monday evening in (SV) 9, Mason Nourse (SV) Delphos. Helm received 117 10, Brayden Sautter (ADA) of a possible 120 points in 10 the coaches’ voting. FINAL STANDINGS: Helm averaged 15.2 Crestview 8-0 22-0, Lin- points per game along with colnview 6-2 11-11, Spen- 4.5 rebounds and 2.9 assists cerville 6-2 15-5, Columbus for the Knights, while shoot- Grove 5-3 12-9, Paulding 5-3 ing 57 percent from the fi eld 16-6, Delphos Jeff erson 3-5 6325 Illinois Rd. and 91 percent from the free 14-8, Blufft on 2-6 9-13, Al- throw line this year. len East 1-7 6-14, Ada 0-8 At I-69, Exit 305 in Fort Wayne He was joined on the 5-16 NWC fi rst team by Colum- bus Grove’s Will Vorhees, NORTHWEST STATE COM- Spencerville’s Ben Bowers, MUNITY COLLEGE SEEKS Jeff erson’s Trey Smith and NOMINATIONS FOR 2014 Lincolnview’s Kyle Wil- DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI liams. Th e voting procedure AWARD called for each coach to vote for the top 15 players on a Northwest State Com- 15-14-13, etc. point descend- munity College is accepting ing scale. No coach could nominations for the 2014 Dis- vote for his own players. tinguished Alumni Award. Coach of the Year honors Th is award is the most no- in the NWC go to Jeremy table recognition presented Best of Crestview. He led the by the NSCC Alumni Asso- Knights to an 8-0 conference ciation. Developed in 1998, mark and an undefeated the Distinguished Alumni regular season at 22-0. Award honors alumni who Th e team breakdowns are have achieved recognized as follows: prominence in their careers FIRST TEAM: and made signifi cant contri- Damian Helm (CV) 12, butions to their communities Will Vorhess (CG) 12, Ben and the lives of others. Bowers (SV) 12, Trey Smith “Northwest State has (DJ) 10, Kyle Williams (LV) more than 8,800 alumni, and 12 eighty-four percent continue SECOND TEAM: to live and work in the fi ve- Zach Goecke (SV) 10, county area,” said Robbin Cam Etzler (CG) 12, Kyle Wilcox, director of develop- Kauser (PL) 12; Ross Th omp- ment. “Th ese graduates are son (DJ) 12; Tyson Bolen- making a positive impact baugh (CV) 12 throughout northwest Ohio, PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • www.westbendnews.net PAGE 13 – WEST BEND NEWS – MARCH 5, 2014 MVNU RECEIVES $30,000 ral and Social Sciences, com- electrical engineering and stitutional rights and free- Answers on GRANT FOR ENGINEERING mented, “MVNU is very mechanical engineering. doms.” The West Bend News Page 15 PROGRAM pleased to be awarded this For more information Congressman Latta called generous grant from the about the new B.S.E. degree on the FCC to cancel this me- Sudoku Puzzle Th e Community Foun- board of directors of Th e program, visit www.gotom- dia study earlier this week, dation of Mount Vernon & Community Foundation of vnu.com/engineering. stating that it appeared to vio- Knox County concluded its Mount Vernon & Knox Coun- late First Amendment rights. 2 4 considerations of 27 grant ap- ty. It will cover a substantial LATTA: FCC MEDIA STUDY He fi rst raised concerns about plications for February 2014 amount of our estimated fi rst RIGHTFULLY TERMINATED the study in December, when 1 8 3 and has selected MVNU to year expenses for equipment he joined the Republican receive a $30,000 grant for and infrastructure develop- Congressman Bob Latta members of the Communi- Phase 1 of MVNU’s brand- ment supporting our new en- (R-Bowling Green), Vice- cations and Technology Sub- 67 5 1 new Engineering Program. gineering program.” Chairman of the Energy committee on a letter to the Th is additional funding is a MVNU Engineering and Commerce Committee’s FCC, which expressed dismay 7 9 5 great opportunity for MVNU students will study in a cut- Communications and Tech- at the study, urged the Com- and will be instrumental in ting-edge learning environ- nology Subcommittee, issued mission to suspend its plans the success of the new B.S.E. ment that will prepare them the following statement aft er immediately, and requested 51 2 9 degree. for a graduate school and/or learning the Federal Commu- that it seek appropriate and Dr. Richard Sutherland, a long and rewarding career. nications Commission (FCC) lawful ways to meet its re- 4 Dean of the School of Natu- Students with this major will has cancelled its “Critical sponsibilities. participate in a variety of sci- Information Needs” study, ence, mathematics, and engi- REMINDER: LAKE ERIE 2 9 5 SHERIFF’S SALE OF which would have placed fed- neering courses and receive eral offi cials in the newsroom, WALLEYE DAILY LIMITS REAL ESTATE hands-on training in the lat- General Code, Section 11681 so the FCC could monitor the REDUCED MARCH 1 29 Revised Code, Section 2329.26 est trends and technological news process and methods by advances. Th e B.S.E. degree which stories are selected. Anglers are reminded THE STATE OF OHIO, will have two concentrations, 57 13 PAULDING COUNTY: “I am pleased that the FCC that the daily limits for wall- U.S. BANK NATIONAL has rightfully terminated its eye were reduced beginning ASSOCIATION, AS TRUSTEE FOR SHERIFF’S SALE OF plans to conduct a ‘Critical March 1, according to the 101 DALMATIANS… OR 101 DAYS OF SCHOOL THE REGISTERED HOLDERS REAL ESTATE Information Needs’ study that Ohio Department of Natural OF AEGIS ASSET BACKED General Code, Section 11681 would have improperly inves- Resources (ODNR), Division SECURITIES TRUST 2005-1, Revised Code, Section 2329.26 tigated the editorial decisions of Wildlife. Beginning March MORTGAGE BACKED NOTES, THE STATE OF OHIO, of the media,” said Congress- 1, anglers fi shing the Ohio Plaintiff, man Latta. “Th e Constitution waters of Lake Erie may only vs. PAULDING COUNTY: WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, is the cornerstone of our great take 4 walleye per day and the ANGELA J. KNEPPER fka ANGE- Plaintiff, democracy, and the preserva- size limit of 15 inches remains LA J. SLONE, ET AL., Defendants, vs. tion of our First Amendment in eff ect. Case No. CI 13 025. is paramount to the future With so many ice anglers Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the ANGELA J. KNEPPER, ET AL., above entitled action, I will offer for sale Defendants, of this country. As such, the fi shing Lake Erie this win- at public auction, at the East door of the Case No. CI 13 200. federal government must be a ter, the Division of Wildlife Courthouse in the Village of Paulding, Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the above leader in protecting our con- wants to remind people aware in the above named County, on Thurs- entitled action, I will offer for sale at public of the change. Anglers who day, the 10th day of April, 2014 at 10:10 auction, at the East door of the Courthouse SHERIFF’S SALE OF fi sh Lake Erie tributaries in o’clock A.M., the real estate located at: in the Village of Paulding, in the above named County, on Thursday, the 10th day REAL ESTATE the spring are accustomed to 219 West Townline Street, Students at Antwerp Elementary dressed up as dalmatians of April, 2014 at 10:15 o’clock A.M., the real General Code, Section 11681 the change. However, it has th st Payne, Ohio 45880 estate located at: Revised Code, Section 2329.26 on Monday, February 17 for the 101 day of school. Pictured Parcel Number: 04-21S-029-00 been several years since ice 3778 State Route 500, here are students from Mrs. Hammer’s fi rst grade class and Said premises appraised at Thirty-six THE STATE OF OHIO, anglers have had the oppor- Payne, Ohio 45880 PAULDING COUNTY: Ms. Engel’s kindergarten class. Thousand and No/100 ($36,000.00) Dol- Parcel Number: 03-09S-013-00 tunity to be out during this lars and cannot be sold for less than two- Said premises appraised at Eighty-four MIDWEST COMMUNITY FEDERAL time period. thirds of that amount. Thousand and No/100 ($84,000.00) Dollars CREDIT UNION, Plaintiff, “We just want to get the The appraisal of this property was and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds vs. completed without an interior inspection. of that amount. word out to anglers that the Neither the Sheriff’s Offi ce nor the ap- The appraisal of this property was com- HARRISON MESSMANN, ET daily limit will be reduced be- praisers are responsible for the condition pleted without an interior inspection. Neither AL., Defendants, ginning this Saturday,” said of the property at the time the purchaser the Sheriff’s Offi ce nor the appraisers are re- Case No. CI 13 173. Kevin Newsome, Wildlife Of- takes possession. sponsible for the condition of the property at the time the purchaser takes possession. Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the above fi cer Supervisor. “Th ere are a TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down entitled action, I will offer for sale at public lot of anglers from through- on day of the sale and balance before TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down on auction, at the East door of the Courthouse day of the sale and balance before deed is out Ohio and other states deed is to be issued. in the Village of Paulding, in the above to be issued. named County, on Thursday, the 10th day Sheriff Jason K. Landers Sheriff Jason K. Landers coming up to Lake Erie and of April, 2014 at 10:00 o’clock A.M., the real Paulding County, Ohio Paulding County, Ohio we want them to know about estate located at: pauldingohsheriff.com pauldingohsheriff.com the change.” Charles V. Gasior, Attorney for Plaintiff 13213 Helen Street, Melissa N. Hamble, Attorney for Plaintiff Paulding, Ohio 45879 From March 1, 2014 Parcel Number: 23-51B-060-00 through April 30, 2014 the Said premises appraised at Forty-two daily bag limit on all Ohio VILLAGE OF ANTWERP PUBLIC NOTICES Thousand and No/100 ($42,000.00) Dollars waters of Lake Erie for any and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds st The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed ORDINANCE NO. 2014-01 on of that amount. combination of walleye, sau- Antwerp Elementary School students celebrated the 101 February 24, 2014, entitled “AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING THE PERSONNEL The appraisal of this property was com- ger and saugeye is 4 with a day of school by dressing as the 101 Dalmatians! Pictured here MANUAL FOR THE VILLAGE OF ANTWERP, OHIO, INCLUDING ALL APPLICA- pleted without an interior inspection. Neither minimum size restriction of are (back row) Raelynne Zuber, Ella Hughes, Lauren Walters, BLE STATEMENTS ATTACHED THERETO, FOR CALENDAR YEAR 2014 AND the Sheriff’s Offi ce nor the appraisers are re- 15 inches. Th e daily bag limit Halley Hathaway, Aubrey Hammer, (front row) Sara Farr, and sponsible for the condition of the property at DECLARING THE SAME AN EMERGENCY.” This Ordinance adopts the current has been 6 since last May. An- Levi Shelton. personnel manual for the Village of Antwerp for the year 2014. the time the purchaser takes possession. TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down on glers are encouraged to review The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed ORDINANCE NO. 2014-02 on Febru- day of the sale and balance before deed is the Ohio Fishing Regulations ary 24, 2014, entitled “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND THE to be issued. 28, 2015 will be set later this about fi shing Lake Erie or Sheriff Jason K. Landers for additional information FISCAL OFFICER TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH HARRISON TOWNSHIP Paulding County, Ohio and regulations. spring aft er the Lake Erie Ohio’s fi shing regulations FOR PROVIDING EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE IN CALENDAR YEAR 2014, pauldingohsheriff.com Regulations from May Committee meeting. visit the Division of Wildlife’s AND DECLARING THE SAME AN EMERGENCY.” This Ordinance authorizes the Michael C. Wahl, Attorney for Plaintiff For more information website at wildohio.com. Village to enter into a contract with Harrison Township for the provision of emer- 1, 2014 through February gency medical services in certain portions of Harrison Township for 2014. The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed ORDINANCE NO. 2014-03 on Feb- SHERIFF’S SALE OF ruary 24, 2014 entitled “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE MAYOR AND THE REAL ESTATE “The One You Wait For!” FISCAL OFFICER TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH CARRYALL TOWNSHIP General Code, Section 11681 6th FOR PROVIDING EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICE IN CALENDAR YEAR 2014, Revised Code, Section 2329.26 AND DECLARING THE SAME AN EMERGENCY.” This Ordinance authorizes the THE STATE OF OHIO, Annual Village to enter into a contract with Carryall Township for the provision of emer- PAULDING COUNTY: 25 FAMILY GARAGE SALE gency medical services in all of Carryall Township for 2014. PHH MORTGAGE CORPORATION, The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed ORDINANCE NO. 2014-04 on Febru- Plaintiff, TH ary 24, 2014, entitled “AN ORDINANCE APPROVING, ADOPTING AND ENACT- vs. SATURDAY, March 8 2014 • 9-3 ING AMERICAN LEGAL PUBLISHING’S OHIO BASIC CODE, 2014 EDITION, AS SHAWN R. INGOL, ET AL., THE CODE OF ORDINANCES FOR THE VILLAGE OF ANTWERP, OHIO, AND DECLARING THE SAME AN EMERGENCY.” This Ordinance adopts the Ohio Defendants, Fudergong Bldg. • 13720 First Street in Grabill Basic Code 2014 edition. Case No. CI 13 165. Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the above Antiques, Linens, Glass, Knick-knacks, Books, The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed ORDINANCE NO. 2014-05 on Feb- entitled action, I will offer for sale at public ruary 24, 2014, entitled “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE FISCAL auction, at the East door of the Courthouse Furniture, Jewelry, Buttons, Crafts/supplies, Cookie OFFICER TO TRANSFER $27,500.00 FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE PO- in the Village of Paulding, in the above LICE FUND, AND DECLARING THE SAME AN EMERGENCY.” This Ordinance named County, on Thursday, the 10th day Cutters, Pictures, DVDs, Cds, Movies, Puzzles, authorizes the transfer of funds from the general fund to the police fund to maintain of April, 2014 at 10:05 o’clock A.M., the real estate located at: Patterns, Quilts, Vintage LPs And 45s, Florals, a police department for the protection and safety of the Village. 803 Johnson Road, The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed ORDINANCE NO. 2014-06 on Feb- Paulding, Ohio 45879 Antique Bottles, Breweriana, Mini Figurines, Vintage ruary 24, 2014, entitled “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE FISCAL Parcel Number: 23-51A-020-00 Paper, Men’s Jeans, OFFICER TO TRANSFER FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE WATER Said premises appraised at Forty-fi ve FUND IN THE AMOUNT OF $15,000.00, AND DECLARING THE SAME TO BE AN Thousand and No/100 ($45,000.00) Dollars NES Games And Much More! and cannot be sold for less than two-thirds EMERGENCY.” This Ordinance authorizes the transfer of funds from the general of that amount. fund to the water fund to maintain expenses incurred by the water department. Lunch Available • Plenty Of Free Parking The appraisal of this property was com- The Council of the Village of Antwerp passed ORDINANCE NO. 2014-07 on Feb- pleted without an interior inspection. Neither WHEN IN GRABILL DON’T MISS: ruary 24, 2014, entitled “AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE VILLAGE FISCAL the Sheriff’s Offi ce nor the appraisers are re- Flea sponsible for the condition of the property at OFFICER TO TRANSFER $6,000.00 FROM THE GENERAL FUND TO THE the time the purchaser takes possession. 150+ VENDORS ON 2 FLOORS STREET FUND, AND DECLARING THE SAME TO BE AN EMERGENCY.” This TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down on Market Ordinance authorizes the transfer of funds from the general fund to the street fund day of the sale and balance before deed is to maintain expenses incurred by the street department. to be issued. The Country Shops Sheriff Jason K. Landers & Antiques The publication of these Ordinances is by summary only. The Complete text of the Paulding County, Ohio facebook/TheCountryShops Ordinances may be obtained or viewed at the offi ce of the Village of Antwerp Fiscal pauldingohsheriff.com Offi cer located at 118 North Main Street, Antwerp, Ohio. Brian Duffy, Attorney for Plaintiff Mon-Sat 10-5 • Year Around! • INSIDE PAGE 14 – WEST BEND NEWS – MARCH 5, 2014 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] I&M PRESENTS $55,000 Retro-Commissioning Lite performance, and extended artistic director and general PAULDING’S SCIENCE OLYMPIAD TEAM GOES TO STATE INCENTIVE TO ALLEN Program, one of I&M’s en- life expectancy of equip- manager of the New York Gil- COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ergy effi ciency programs for ment. bert & Sullivan Players. Th is FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY commercial and industrial For more information huge stage production which customers. about how your business can features well-known songs PROJECT “Th is is a double-win for participate in the Commer- combined with a large pit or- our citizens and taxpayers. cial and Industrial Energy chestra will have the audience Indiana Michigan Power Th anks to the incentive from Effi ciency program or about laughing from beginning to (I&M) presented the Allen I&M, we were basically able becoming a service provider, end. County Board of Commis- to complete the total project visit www.ElectricIdeas.com H.M.S. Pinafore; or, Th e sioners a check worth nearly without using any county or call 1-888-444-9085. Lass Th at Loved a Sailor is a $55,000 for participating funds. In addition we will be comic opera in two acts, with in a building optimization saving $117,000 in operation- HMS PINAFORE IS LIVE, music by Arthur Sullivan project at the Edwin J. Rous- al costs”, said Commissioner and a libretto by W. S. Gil- seau Centre. Th e project will MUSICAL THEATER COM- Th erese Brown, president of EDY AT ITS FINEST bert. It opened at the Opera reduce the building’s future the Allen County Board of Comique in London, Eng- energy usage by 2.4 million Commissioners. land, on 25 May 1878 and ran kilowatt hours per year. Brought to the stage by Incentives are available US BANK, Th e HMS Pin- for 571 performances, which “We are happy to support for this and other qualifying was the second-longest run of Pictured here is the PHS Division B Science Olympiad team Allen County in reducing afore will take dock at the (who took home the 2nd place trophy): Ethan Matty, Courn- energy effi ciency upgrades Niswonger for an uproari- any musical theatre piece up energy usage through our in- to I&M’s Indiana business to that time. H.M.S. Pinafore tney Luderman, Dayton Pracht, Michael Kohart, Brian Mat- centive programs,” said Paul ous production of Gilbert & son, Daleigh Davis, Aaron Horstman, Charles Clapsaddle, customers. Th rough the pro- Sullivan’s classic on Saturday, was Gilbert and Sullivan’s Chodak, Indiana Michigan gram, customers work with fourth operatic collaboration Christine Clapsaddle, Estee Miller, and Chantal Monnier. Power’s President and Chief March 29 at 7:30 p.m. Crewed program-approved service by the New York Gilbert & and their fi rst international Operating Offi cer. providers who help identify sensation. Th e building optimiza- Sullivan Players, this comedic system improvements and opera will skewer class dis- Th e story takes place tion project, which included effi ciency measures. Energy aboard the British ship HMS installing control damp- tinction, take some pokes at saving incentives are avail- politics (and the Royal Navy, Pinafore. Th e captain’s daugh- ers and CO2censors in the able to help off set the cost of ter, Josephine, is in love with 217,000 sq.ft . building, will of course) and teach a lesson implementation of the new or two about human nature. a lower-class sailor, Ralph help reduce energy usage by effi ciency measures. A few of Rackstraw, although her fa- regulating the building’s air- “It’s all a take on the excesses the benefi ts of participation of human nature. Th at’s why ther intends her to marry Sir fl ow and air temperature. Th e include—improved tenant Joseph Porter, the First Lord project qualifi ed under the it’s so popular 100, 150 years comfort, enhanced building later,” said Albert Bergeret, of the Admiralty. 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Members of the diana to start taking action. glitz system is looking for Classifi eds MUST be paid up front!! any girls newborn through 9436. House and Senate are dili- While the legislation passed Little Me Big Dreams gently working together to in 2012 was a great start, 15 years old and boys new- AL GRIFFITHS CONSTRUC- presents an event for all determine the fi nal versions there was more work to be FOR RENT: 3 bdrm, 1.5 born through 6 years old. All TION – Windows, light electri- done. Under current Indiana bath home in Antwerp. $450 will win and all will receive: Northwest Ohio local areas. of bills. 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Go To: proxibid.com/walton Owner: Janet Jerger Auctioneer: Darren L. Bok West Bend Ph. 419-258-2000 07356 Seevers Rd. or 260-246-8843 Hicksville, Ohio 43526 Printing & ulletin [email protected] [email protected] B Publishing Inc. www.newhavenbulletin.com 419-769-2399 PAGE 16 – WEST BEND NEWS – MARCH 5, 2014 PH: 419-258-2000 • 260-246-8843 • [email protected] DO YOU HAVE WHAT IT travels the nation pitting to sign up for their alma the U.S. and Canada. Invis- 6th GRADE LADY ARCHERS HEADED TO PATRICK HENRY TAKES TO STRAP ON A old football rivals against mater and the fi rst 40 play- ible Fence® Brand has a com- HELMET ONE MORE TIME? each other one more time. ers on each team get to play. mitment to pet safety that Hundreds of players and Th e team that gets 30 people extends beyond electronic Well, if you’ve ever thousands of fans swarmed registered fi rst gets home pet containment by funding wished that you could play stadiums to watch their fi eld advantage. Th e games deserving projects that help football one more time, hometown heroes strap it are set for the Spring. If you to save the lives of pets. More you’re wish has been grant- on one more time. Gridiron or someone you know is in- information is available at: ed. Alumni football is com- Alumni is targeting teams terested in putting on the www.invisiblefence.com/O2. ing to Antwerp. Gridiron like Antwerp, Hicksville, pads one more time, please For more information Alumni is planning several Wayne Trace, and many go to http://www.gridirona- about this event, contact full contact alumni football others. Players from all local lumni.com to register. If you Josh Anderson, Secretary/ games. Gridiron Alumni area are invited to register have any questions, please Treasurer, Payne Division to play. Players are needed call Chris at (530) 410-6396 of Fire and EMS at 260-410- or go to the website. 1140, pfdanderson@hotmail. 352'8&7,21 Gridiron Alumni was com or Dennis Cohen, Pub-  POSITIONS67$)) founded in 2010 and has lic Relations, Invisible Fence AVAILABLE raised over $250,000 for Brand of NW Ohio at 734- $//6+,)76 schools and charities using 807-0479, Dennis@weknow- Pictured here is the 6th grade Lady Archers basketball team. Back row: Dave Brummett (assistant coach), Mallory Man- Taylor Made Glass Ohio in Payne, Ohio is a leader in producing bent alumni football games as a dogs.com and tempered glass, is presently looking to add to its great production fundraising vehicle. Grid- sfi eld, Kaitlyn Titus, Heather Oberlin, Stacey Sweet (head staff . Safety is our major Focus. iron Alumni football has SECRETARY OF STATE HUS- coach). Front row: Tiera Gomez, Kendyl Miller, Alyvia De- vore, Karsyn Brumett, Ellie Wolf, Katie Oberlin. CAD/CAM SYSTEMS OPERATOR changed lives, communities, TED ENCOURAGES OHIO’S Th e CAD/CAM system operator is responsible for a fl at pattern and given thousands of men YOUTH TO PARTICIPATE generation in AutoCAD, plotting drawings, machine programming their spark back. On Saturday, February advance to the tournament CNC equipment including glass cutters, grinders, and drills along with IN PUBLIC SERVICE AN- 22nd, the Antwerp 6th grade championship game against managing ECO (Engineering Change Order) through implementation. NOUNCEMENT CONTEST Lady Archers, under the their hosts, the Lady Patriots. Skills required: LOCAL PETS TO BREATHE direction of Coach Stacey It was a close game with the • Certifi cate on CAD and /or CNC machine programming EASIER: PAYNE DIVISION • Associates in CAD and/or Engineering a plus Ohio Secretary of State Sweet, defeated Ayersville, lead changing hands between • Qualifi ed candidate will have 3-5 years’ hands-on experience OF FIRE AND EMS TO Jon Husted is reminding Leipsic and McComb teams the two rivals. Th e score was • Must be AutoCAD profi cient - 2007 or newer RECEIVE DONATED PET Ohio’s school-aged children to advance to the Patrick tied going into the 4th period • Knowledge of 3D modeling and concepts OXYGEN MASKS that there is still time to take Henry 6th grade girls basket- but Patrick Henry fi nished on • Familiarity with PC and Microsoft Offi ce soft ware applications ball tournament semifi nals. top 27-24. Heather Oberlin • Ability to communicate both verbally and in writing with part in the public service an- management, engineering, and production personnel First Responders of Payne nouncement (PSA) contest Sunday aft ernoon they bested scored 15 points to lead the Technical related education or equivalent Division of Fire and EMS are designed to inform Ohio- the Holgate Lady Tigers to Antwerp team in scoring. MAINTENANCE TECH receiving an animal rescue ans about the responsibility Qualifi ed candidate will have 5-7 years maintenance experience oxygen mask kit through of voting. Th e PSA contest Skills required: a donation from Invisible engages young Ohioans to SUCCESSFUL FUNDRAISER PUTS FUNDS IN • Th orough knowledge of general building / facility maintenance Fence® Brand. Th ey will be think about the importance LIVESTOCK BUILDING PROJECT AT FAIRGROUNDS • Ability to troubleshoot and repair complex manufacturing equipment equipped with masks aft er of voting and reminds regis- • Strong electrical troubleshooting skills Th ursday’s training ses- tered voters to participate in • Knowledge of PLC’s sion and demonstrations. elections. • Well versed in electrical schematics Department personnel will “We have made it easier to • Solid electrical knowledge and experience • Strong electrical and mechanical aptitude demonstrate how the masks vote in Ohio and who better • Working knowledge of hydraulic and pneumatics are used on their canine to deliver that message than • Profi cient operating all tool room equipment (mills, lathes, etc....) friends. the state’s future electorate,” and test equipment Invisible Fence Brand of Secretary Husted said. “Th is • Competent welding skills Northwest Ohio and Payne contest will give winning • Good communicator Technical related education or equivalent Division of Fire and EMS participants the opportunity will present this on Th urs- to remind voters that voting PRODUCTION STAFF If you have an excellent work history including a manufacturing day, March 6th at 5:00 p.m. is not just a right, but also a background and have great attendance, then Taylor Made Glass Systems at 220 East Bailey St, Payne, responsibility, when their off ers a competitive starting wage dependent on related experience; OH. submissions are distributed benefi t package, team environment, and overall good working Although the number of statewide ahead of the 2014 conditions. Starting pay is $11.00/hour. pets that die in fi res is not General Election.” Other Requirements: • High School diploma / GED; an offi cial statistic kept by Entitled School Your • Profi cient reading a tape measure, calipers, and other measuring the U.S. Fire Administra- Parents, this contest gives equipment; tion, industry web sites and students in grades 3-12 the • Lift up to 30 lbs. repetitively sources have cited an es- chance to design a poster • Must pass pre-employment drug screen timated 40,000 to 150,000 or create a video explaining Th e Paulding County Se- used for the building of three We off er the following benefi ts: pets each year that die in the importance of voting to nior Fair Board recently held livestock barns on the Pauld- • Vacation fi res; most succumbing to them using the theme Vote! a Livestock Building Project ing County Fairgrounds. Pic- • 401k with Matching Funds Fundraiser, consisting of a tured are Dan Howell, Senior • Paid Holidays smoke inhalation. In most It’s Your Right. It’s Your Re- • Paid Life Insurance states, emergency respond- sponsibility. chicken dinner and auction, Fair Board President, pre- • Medical, Dental and Vision Insurance ers are unequipped to deal Submissions for the School at the Paulding County Ex- senting a check for $6,352.75 • Flexible Benefi t Plan with the crisis. Th e donation Your Parents Poster and Vid- tension Center. Th rough the to Lisa McClure, Executive • Paid Short & Long Term Disability Plan eff orts of many, the evening Director of Paulding County • Bonus (monthly) Program of these specially designed eo contest must be received • $1.00 Shift Premium and potentially lifesaving by March 14, 2014, and can was a huge success. Th e Live- Area Foundation, who ad- stock Building Fund will be ministers the funds. Please apply in person or mail resume to: animal oxygen mask sets be submitted electronically Taylor Made Glass Systems enable Rescue Squads to ef- or by mail. Posters should be 407 N. 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