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Dayna Motycka YENSER GROSS POSTAL PATRON www.westbendnews.net VOLUME 11 – ISSUE 38 Good News for Good Communities - Serving Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 2015 2015 PAULDING COUNTY NEW HAVEN HIGH JOHNNY APPLESEED FES- TIVAL & CHRISTMAS LIGHT BAUMLE – MUMMA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DINNER STUDENT 2016 DRIVE THRU AT AUGLAIZE NATIONAL MER- VILLAGE IT SCHOLARSHIP Auglaize Village is set to SEMIFINALIST host this year’s Johnny Apple- seed Festival on October 3-4, 2015. Come out and enjoy a weekend of apple butter, sor- ghum molasses, cider press and tasting, broom shop, bas- ket weaver, the general store, caramel corn, ice cream par- lor, flea market and crafts. All buildings will be open for the weekend’s festivities. A Christmas light drive thru is planned in Auglaize Village on December 11-13 and 18-20 from 6:30–?? each The Paulding County Eco- township EDP wind project evening. The village is located nomic Development Dinner looks to start sometime in 2016 at 12296 Krouse Rd. Devin Dubbelde, senior for the community took place as well as a number of other Drive through and see the at New Haven High School on Tuesday, September 15 at projects. The total estimated many Christmas lights to get has been selected as a 2016 the Fairgrounds in Paulding. private capital investment in yourself in the spirit of the National Merit Scholarship The evening began with meet these projects will be over 400 Christmas season. Semifinalist! Approximate- & greet session and following million dollars. This event is sponsored by ly 16,000 semifinalists were that was the dinner. Jerry Ziel- “Every manufacturer in the the Auglaize Village volun- recently announced by the ke, PCED Director opened the last two months is hiring new teers. National Merit Scholarship evening. employees.” stated Zielke. “La- For more information Corporation. The academi- Two great speakers on this farge cement business has been about either of these events, cally talented high school se- evening were Sarah Stubble- very brisk this summer.” contact Mayor Lynn Lantz at niors have an opportunity to field and Dave Dorner. The Paulding Small Busi- 419-782-7255. continue in the competition Jerry reported after the din- ness Innovation Center at 103 for some 7,400 National Mer- ner over $20,000,000 in private E Perry St. (Former Paulding JOHNNY APPLESEED TO BE Jerry and Kathy Baumle by Park Center, Inc. in Fort it Scholarships worth more dollars were being spent in lo- County Law Library) will be of Payne are pleased to an- Wayne. The groom is a 2003 than 432 million that will be GUEST SPEAKER AT JPHS cal business investments in a opened in the next year by the nounce the engagement and graduate of Paulding High offered next spring. MEETING minimum of 30 active projects PCED, leased from the Pauld- upcoming marriage of their School and a 2008 graduate of Devin is ranked #1 in the including business startups, ing County Commissioners. daughter, Anna Marie Baum- Bowling Green State Univer- 2016 class! His grade point The John Paulding His- major manufacturing equip- The center will not only have le to Jeffrey John Mumma, sity. He is currently employed average is 12.13/12.0. He is in- torical Society will be hav- ment updates, business expan- conference rooms, but will also son of John and Judy Mumma part time at The Antwerp Ex- volved in the National Hon- ing their general meeting, sions and new companies look- offer small business office space of Payne. change Bank and full time for or Society, Key Club, Varsity which is open to the public, ing at the area. for business startups, making it The bride elect is a 2010 Mumma Drainage, Ltd. Boys Soccer, Student Coun- on Tuesday, September 22 The projects next year looks easier for small business own- homeschool graduate and a The couple will exchange cil, SADD, CANstruction starting at 6:30 p.m. at the th to be growing tremendously. ers to get off the ground. 2012 graduate of Northwest vows on October 10 at Sa- and Fellowship of Christian museum. After a brief busi- including a new profession- The Workforce Develop- State Community College. cred Heart Catholic Church Athletes. Devin has received ness meeting, the group will al office building in Antwerp ment project has been a major She is currently employed in Fort Wayne. several academic and athletic hear from Johnny Appleseed being built by Sarah Mowery undertaking by the office this awards at New Haven High (as portrayed by Bill Grimes). DDS, Ed’s Car Care’s expan- past. Hosting the Career Op- School! It is sure to be interesting and FOR RENT: THIS SPACE sion in Paulding, the large Blue portunity Showcase and job refreshments will be served Remodeled weekly if you request. High-traffic area, Creek & Latty township wind fair in March, PCED will part- The deadline for ads and afterwards! Make your plans convenient location. All maint. included. project will be starting back up ner with Defiance, Williams, article submissions is Fri- now to bring your friends Call 419-258-2000 for more info very soon. The large Harrison (Continued to Page 3) day at 5:00 p.m. and family and come to the museum to hear Johnny Ap- Fall is Ideal Planting Time pleseed! AMISH Bill Grimes received his BS in Education from The CONSTRUCTION Fast-growing Trees Ohio State University in 1972 Pole Barns - Garages for windbreak, screen & shade and received his Masters in general education form De- Roofs - Decks Trees and shrubs planted in the fall have possible % growth rates 10-30% greater than spring plantings. fiance College in 1991. He New Homes & All Types l0 Visit our website for nursery hours: taught 30 years for the North- Fall Discount Sundays at 10AM Licensed & Insured Call for details www.advancedtree.com eastern Local Schools (Tino- 103 Main St. • Paulding 30+ Years of Experience ra) and retired in 2002. He On the Square ADVANCED TREE TECHNOLOGY has also received 34 graduate 12818 Edgerton Rd. New Haven, IN 46774 Formerly the Armory/Kiwanis Building branchpaulding.com 260-417-2651 888-749-0799 • www.advancedtree.com (Continued to Page 3) Installation Available BOB'S TAZ Construction Services LLC TAZ RESTAURANT Tony A. Zartman • Travis A. Zartman in Woodburn has now added YENSER4376 Rd. 33, Payne, OhioGROSS 45880 Construction HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING,LLC. Services LLC PIZZA & ServicePhone Technicians 419-263-2977 and Installers Customer Satisfaction is Our Specialty Tony A. Zartman & GRINDERS 103 West Merrin Street • Payne, OH Travis A. Zartman Double Hung, Sliders, Awning, Casements, Picture Windows, for Dine -in or Carryout *Remodeling & New Construction Installing Quality Patio & Exterior Doors, Vinyl Storms or DELIVERY * Free Estimate 4376 Rd. 33, 260-410-3276 • [email protected] FRESH bread and dough made daily 419-263-2000 Payne, Ohio 45880 FRESH premium veggie toppings * Insured FREE ESTIMATES • CONTRACTORS WELCOME FREE ESTIMATES! Call or Visit our Showroom at 7432 Brush College Rd., Woodburn, IN (260) 632-4444 I Cor. 10:31 - whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God. Phone Quality Work 419-263-2977 Creative Design & Construction LLC. Over 25 years! Customer Satisfaction is GARAGES • BASEMENTS Schmucker Welcoming Our Specialty (Foundation, Dayna Motycka • Remodeling Walls & Repair, Waterproo ng) LicensedLi d ROOM ADDITIONS MASSAGE THERAPIST • New Construction Settling, Bowing, Cracking? No problem! to our offi ce at Krouse Chiropractic! • Free Estimates Daynabrings years of experience & knowledge. Call for an Appointment • Insured 260-403-8949Licensed • Bonded • Insured Licensed • Bonded Krouse• Insured Chiropractic I Cor. 10:31 - whatever you do, Call for Estimates CDChomeimprovements.com 419-263-1393Call for Estimates CDChomeimprovements.com110 West Oak St • Payne, OH do it all for the glory of God. PAGE 2 – WEST BEND NEWS – SEPTEMBER 23, 2015 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] OBITUARIES 5:00 p.m. compliments of the LHN believes will enhance STEADY U OHIO, OLDER SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK Gardens of Paulding convenience and safety. ADULT FALLS PREVEN- “May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ, and the love of 9/25 – Red Hat Day; Bi- “I’m encouraged by the TION COALITION PARTNER God, and the fellowship of the Holy Spirit be with you all.” ble Study at 10:00 a.m.; Craft positive momentum and ex- WITH OHIO PHARMACY store open 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 citement we’re experiencing —II Corinthians 13:14 CHAINS FOR FREE FALLS p.m.; Bingo w/Vancrest of in our City,” said Mayor Tom RISK SCREENINGS DURING Antwerp at 12:00 Noon; Henry. “Healthcare is an im- Coalition will be on-site at illness and non-emergent in- FALLS PREVENTION You’re invited to the Gardens portant sector in our local each location to discuss avail- juries in the evenings or on of Paulding at 2:00 p.m. – economy, and we appreciate AWARENESS WEEK able programs and resourc- the weekends just got easier Rick Heffner playing! Lutheran’s commitment to es to help customers reduce for Wells County residents. 9/28 – Raffle Day; Shed- investing in our community Certain types of medica- their risk, including the com- They no longer have to drive ding Pounds at 9:30 a.m.; with new jobs and expanded tions and drug combinations munity-based “A Matter of many miles away or go to the Fingernail Clinic, 10:00 a.m. services as Fort Wayne con- can cause dizziness, drowsi- Balance” program, available hospital for simpler health is- – 12:00 Noon tinues to be a leader in eco- ness and confusion and could in all 88 Ohio counties. sues.” 9/29 – Euchre at 9:45 a.m. nomic development opportu- contribute to a life-chang- In addition, STEADY U The new urgent care clinic & 12:15 p.m.; Trivia w/Nicole nities and job growth.” ing fall in older adults.
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