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www.westbendnews.net VOLUME 12 – ISSUE 20 Good News for Good Communities - Serving Northwest Ohio and Northeast Indiana TUESDAY, MAY 17, 2016 Congratulations Class of 2016! Gregory Harpel and Rachael “My most memorable high gan plans to attend the Uni- to perform each week.” She wants to go there because CLASS OF Thomas. school experience has been versity of Findlay to major in Commencement exercises she loves everything about She has plans to begin the time I have spent with my Pharmacy. She loves science will be on May 29, 2016 at the Ohio State and she wants to 2016 TOP attending Rose-Hulman band family,” Allison con- and helping others, and she Paulding High School at 2:30 make her passion for animals Institute of Technology to cluded. commented, “Pharmacy is p.m. her profession. SCHOLARS! study chemical engineering a field that allows me to do Antwerp Jr/Sr High School Extracurricular activities and biochemistry. She en- both.” of Emily’s include United Paulding High School joys creating products and During high school, Me- Way student board, 4-H, Club ideas that benefit humanity. gan was involved in varsity Volleyball, softball, volley- Allison has been involved in soccer, pep, marching and ball, National Honor Society, Science Olympiad, marching, concert band, and concert student council, and band. concert, pep, and jazz band choir. She was also a member Among her awards, recogni- including Solo and Ensem- of the school’s Science Olym- tions, and scholarships are ble. She was a member of the piad team and of the National National Honor Society trea- Quiz Bowl team, Engineer- Honors Society. Megan is in- surer; 4-H vice-president; 4 ing team, participated in the volved in 4-H as a camp coun- varsity letters, coach’s award, Science Fair, 4-H, NHS and selor, and has been named as and Most Valuable Offensive cross country. She also has student of the month at PHS. Player Award in softball; and had some after school jobs “I enjoy being with my 3 varsity letters, team captain, and volunteered as a tutor dairy feeder calves, as well as and the Pursuit Award in vol- for Paulding Elementary stu- reading and spending time leyball; Outstanding Student dents. with friends,” Megan stated Award in English I, Spanish Allison has earned the when asked about her inter- Emily Derck has been I & II, and Algebra II, and 4 PPEC scholarship, Student of Megan Reineck of Pauld- ests outside of school. She named Co-Valedictorian for Academic Excellence Awards. Allison Harpel of Pauld- the Month, and a National ing High School has been then continued with these the Class of 2016. She has Outside of school, Emily ing High School has been Merit Commended Scholar. named Salutatorian of the thoughts about high school, earned a 4.0 GPA and is the spends her time with ani- named as valedictorian of She also enjoys painting, jog- Class of 2016. She has earned “My most memorable expe- daughter of Tim and Lisa mals – she shows horses at the Class of 2016. She earned ging and reading sci-fi, fan- a 4.116 GPA during her high rience has been my time in Derck. Emily plans to attend the County Fair every year, a 4.140 GPA during her high tasy, non-fiction, and classic school career. Her parents are Marching Band, being at ev- The Ohio State University to so she rides whenever time school career. Her parents are novels. Matt and Linda Reineck. Me- ery football game, and getting major in Animal Sciences. (Continued to Page 8) AMERICAN PICKERS LOOKING lease on life, while learning JPHS TO HOST GENERAL her Nature Studies. I edit and a thing or two about Amer- MEETING contribute to the site’s quar- FOR LEADS IN NORTHWEST OHIO! ican history along the way. terly newsletter which fea- AMERICAN PICKERS The John Paulding Histor- tures reviews of Mrs. Porter’s is looking for leads and ical Society will be holding books and informs readers of would love to explore your their General Meeting, open her natural history and natu- buried treasure. They are to the public, on Tuesday, ral science legacy. I have done on the hunt for characters May 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the over 50 presentations about with interesting and unique museum located across the Gene Stratton-Porter and her items. Some of what they street from the fairgrounds in legacy for various local orga- look for: vintage bicycles, Paulding. nizations and at many librar- toys, unusual radios, movie PC SHERIFF TO PAR- Speaker for the evening ies and other venues around memorabilia, advertising, (Continued on Page 2) TICIPATE IN CLICK IT will be Randy Lehman, site military items, folk art, ear- manager of Limberlost in ly firefighting equipment, OR TICKET TRAFFIC Randy Paige Lehman,Gene- vintage musical equipment, BLITZ va, IN 46740 Thank You automotive items, and cloth- Since August 1999, I have We would like to thank all ing. They are always excited been the Site Manager at Lim- of our friends and family for to find things they’ve never Paulding County Sheriff berlost State Historic Site in the large amount of support seen before and learn the Deputies will be participat- Mike Wolfe, Frank Fritz, Fritz, two of the most skilled Geneva, Indiana, responsible they have given us during story behind it. ing in Click It or Ticket traf- for the day-to-day operations and their team are excited to pickers in the business, as If you or someone you fic blitz sponsored by Ohio this rough time. No words visit Ohio! They plan to film they hunt for America’s at Limberlost. These responsi- could ever express our know has a large, private Department of Public Safety bilities include the interpreta- episodes of the hit series- most valuable antiques-- collection send us your: (ODPS) grant monies. Dep- appreciation for the love and AMERICAN PICKERS in from motorcycles, classic tion of the 1895 log home of support you have shown us name, phone number, loca- uty cruisers will be on road- Indiana author, Gene Strat- Ohio with filming scheduled cars and bicycles, to one-of- tion and description of the ways for a mandatory six- after the passing of Adam. for late June 2016. a-kind vintage memorabilia. ton-Porter. I supervise sea- collection with photos to: ty-three hours between May sonal staff, give guided tours, All of the visits, prayers, food AMERICAN PICKERS As they hit the back roads americanpickers@cineflix. 23 - June 6. Deputies will be and memorials were greatly is a documentary series that from coast to coast, Mike plan and implement events, com or call 855-old-rust. paying extra attention to seat do outreach programs, and appreciated. We would like explores the fascinating and Frank continue their belt safety. to say thank you to Shawn world of antique ‘picking’ mission to recycle America Did you know you can get do strategic planning for fu- Area high schools are also ture development of the site. I and th staff at Dooley on History. The hit show fol- by rescuing forgotten rel- self-inking stamps without participating by displaying lows Mike Wolfe and Frank ics and giving them a new the mess? Call West Bend have read all 12 of Gene Strat- Funeral Home, Antwerp News at 419-258-2000 (Continued to Page 3) ton-Porter’s novels and 10 of VFW, Antwerp UMC and Regan Clem. Special thanks TAZ Construction Services LLC BOB'S to these ladies for keeping Tony A. Zartman • Travis A. 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FREE ESTIMATES • CONTRACTORS WELCOME 260-348-6736 Call for Estimates CDChomeimprovements.com Call or Visit our Showroom at 7432 Brush College Rd., Woodburn, IN PAGE 2 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] OBITUARIES Paulding County Democratic ter, Lori (Jay) Carson of New deeper underground, where SCRIPTURE OF THE WEEK Chairman and Paulding Coun- Haven; step-daughter, Dawn they spend the winter. With ty Election Board; Chairman (John) Drewery of Woodburn; the arrival of spring, the “The Lord your God is with you, the Mighty Warrior of PCFA; Founder of Pauld- step-daughter, Kathy (Greg) grubs come back to the grass- who saves. He will take great delight in you; in his love he ing High School Athletic Hall Everage of Lagrange; step-son, root level and continue eating will no longer rebuke you, but will rejoice over you with of Fame and Chairman of the Alan (Elizabeth) Terry of Mon- singing.” —Romans 8:1-2 Selection Committee. Roger roeville; brother, Dominic Lortie grass roots for a short period coached high school basketball, of Butler; 12 grandchildren; sev- before pupating and emerg- baseball, little league and soft- en step-grandchildren; and 15 ing from the soil as adult bee- ball. He was an avid IU basket- great-grandchildren. tles…to start the cycle once ed, as scheduled: Austin Wisner, Adult April minutes. Duplicate pictures/ ball, Tin Caps and Detroit Tiger He was preceded in death again. Each type of beetle has Education Lab Assistant, and Ruth Ann names were made for those present fan, flea market collector, and by four brothers, Adrian Lortie; its own particular life cycle, Fogle­Brickner, Assessment Proctor; to document their information on • Accepted the resignation of Jo what was determined as was a “Lu- collector and co-owner of Base- Earl Lortie; Dallas Lortie & John but they generally follow this Mohr, Secretary, for the purpose of re- ball Cards of Paulding County. Lortie and two sisters, Shirley tirement effective July 31, 2016; theran School Activity” in the early pattern. • Approved the purchase of Preci- 1940’s. It is hoped that more infor- He was a 6-year cancer survivor. Kent & Mary Ann Kreager. Most damage is done in sion Machine and Construction Equip- mation will be gathered on this for a He is survived by his wife, A Mass of Christian Burial ment Technology equipment for the future meeting. This historical pic- Elaine Sierer, Paulding, daugh- will be held at 10:30 a.m. Thurs- the late summer and fall, al- purpose of instructional use; ture may be on display this summer. though it sometimes is not • Approved the purchase of inter- A guest, Tom Brenneke (Par- ters, Amy (Brian Rathbun) day, May 19, 2016, in the St. Louis mediate and advanced Health Tech PAULDING: Laibe, Pandora, OH, Heather Besancon Catholic Church with apparent until the following patient simulators for the purpose of ents: Harold and Lorna Brenneke) came forward with 5 pictures of the Patty J. Shafer, age 75, died (Pat) Kohls, Kalida, OH; sons, Fr. Ben Muhlenkamp officiating. spring. In severe cases, so instructional use.; • Approved the City of Van Wert old lumber yard and other pictures Tuesday, May 10, 2016. Jeff Sierer, Bridgeport, TX, Eric Interment will follow in the St. many of the grass roots are She was born in Paulding Co., Residential Community Reinvestment to donate to the Historical Society. (Ashley) Lothamer, Defiance; Louis Besancon Catholic Cem- severed by the grubs that the Area Application between Cynthia Guests, Mr. and Mrs. Halon Wal- Ohio, on September 12, 1940 the Young, 248 Parkview Drive and Van- grandchildren, Stephanie, Wil- etery with Military Graveside lawn can be rolled back like a ton, donated an album on the Bull daughter of the late Alfred “Bud” tage Career Center; Rapids bridge for the Historical liam, Molly, Emma, Ashley, Er- Services by the American Legion carpet, exposing them to the • Approved the Memorandum of and Virginia (AuFrance) Man- Understanding with Apollo Career Society. This information will be icka, Erin, Brendon, Ryan, and Post #420 of Monroeville. naked eye. shared by the Society and every ef- son. On December 21, 1962 she great grandchildren, Landin and Family & friends will be re- Center regarding the Adult Basic and married Donald D. Shafer, who Grubs can also cause oth- Literacy Education (ABLE) State Pro- fort will be made to put it safely on Hunter. ceived from 2 to 9 p.m. Wednes- gram Grant from the Ohio Board of display. preceded her in death on Sep- He is also preceded in death day in the Zwick & Jahn Funeral er problems. Skunks feed on Regents; It was suggested from the floor tember 3, 2009. by a daughter, Angela Switzer. Home, Jacobs Chapel in Monro- grubs by digging up your turf. • Approve the Memorandum of that perhaps a biographical-type She is survived by two chil- By applying a grub control, Understanding for Ohio Means Jobs updated atlas of present and histor- Funeral services were con- eville and one hour prior to the Paulding County with Defiance/Pauld- ical families in the Woodburn area dren: Debra (Daniel) Howell, ducted 11 AM Monday, May 16 service at the church on Thurs- you will help prevent lawn ing Consolidated Job and Family Ser- and Roger Shafer; three grand- vices; may be considered sometime in the at Den Herder Funeral Home, day. damage. future. Biographical sketches and children: Alexis, Austin, and • Approved the Renewal Agree- Paulding, with Rev. Karen Ste- Preferred memorials are to There are several products ment for State Fiscal Year 2017 Local family group sheets, and lineage Colton Howell; a brother, Jerry tins officiating. Burial followed the Monroeville Historical Mu- Workforce Development Area Memo- charts could be collected over a cer- on the market that help in the randum of Understanding with Ohio (Sharon) Manson; and sister-in- in Hedges Cemetery, Paulding seum. tain length of time and put together law, Betty Shafer, all of Paulding. control of grubs Imidacloprid Means Jobs Allen County / Area 7; into an atlas. There would be restric- County. (Merit) is the one that I’ll dis- • Approved the College Credit Plus tions on # of pictures, # of words per She is also preceded in death Visitation was 2-8 PM Sun- Memorandum of Understanding and by infant son, Randy Shafer; PAULDING COUNTY SENIOR cuss. Data Sharing Agreement with James A sketch, and a certain form used for day, May 15 at Den Herder Fu- CENTER DINING CENTER Rhodes State College; family group sheets and lineage brother, Richard Manson; and neral Home. There will also be Merit or Imidaclorprid • First reading of NEOLA new & charts. Each family sketch would be brother-in-law, John Shafer. visitation on Monday from 10 MENU 5/18 - 5/24 is a neurotoxin and kills by revised policies (Attachment K): put into a “family folder”, and filed Funeral services was con- 1130 Administration ­Conflict of alphabetically until further readi- AM until time of services. blocking the nervous system Interest ducted 11 AM Saturday, May 14 ness for printing. The files would be In lieu of flowers, the family 5/18 – Baked pork chop, activity of the insect resulting 2452 Program ­Disclosure of Secu- the property of the Historical Soci- at Den Herder Funeral Home, rity Policy and Crime Statistics (Cleary suggests memorial donations baked potato, glazed carrots, in slow death by starving. It Act) ety after they were turned in. Paulding with Rev. Karen Stetins made Paulding County Demo- 3113 Professional Staff ­Conflict of Requests were made for any officiating. Burial followed in peaches, birthday cake, w.w. is ingested or absorbed by cratic Party; John Paulding His- bread, milk the insect to take affect. It Interest 2015 History books that may be left Sherman Cemetery, Oakwood, torical Society and Museum; or 4113 Classified Staff ­Conflict of from last year’s sales. There was dis- 5/19 – Ham & bean soup, achieves 90+% control of Interest cussion on the activities that may be Ohio. Paulding County Relay for Life. 4162 Classified Staff ­Drug and Al- Visitation was 2 – 8 PM Fri- broccoli salad, orange juice, grubs and has limited con- coming up this summer to include: Online condolences may be cohol Testing of CDL License Holders the 2016 Woodburn celebration pa- day, May 13 at Den Herder Fu- perfection salad, crackers, trol of sod webworms, army- 5200 Students ­Attendance sent to www.denherderfh.com 5320 Students ­ Immunization rade; a Woodburn Historical Walk; neral Home. There was also vis- milk worms and cutworms. It is 6110 Finances ­ Grant Funds the Buffalo Commemoration An- itation from 10 AM until time of 5/20 – Mushroom steak, somewhat weather-durable 6111 Finances ­ Internal Controls niversary and those persons who services on Saturday. mashed potatoes, peas & on- and can break down in wa- 6112 Finances ­ Cash Management might want to help with any of those In lieu of flowers, the family of Grants events. ions, fruit cocktail, apple gra- terlogged soil. It is also sus- 6114 Finances ­ Cost Principles ­ The next meetings will be suggests memorial donations Spending Federal Funds Thursday, May 26 and Thursday, made to Paulding FFA Alumni nola bar, w.w. bread, milk ceptible to sun degradation. 6116 Finances ­ Time and Effort 5/23 – Baked chicken, Merit must also be watered in Reporting June 23. The general time is 7:00 or Paulding High School Athlet- 6325 Finances ­ Procurement ­ Fed- p.m. unless otherwise indicated ic Boosters. mashed potatoes, green bean after application to be affec- eral Grants / Funds in the West Bend News. If there Online condolences may be casserole, warm pears, w.w. tive. Merit lasts from 15 to 19 7300 Property ­ Disposition of Real are any questions please call Pres. bread, milk weeks so timing is critical for Property/Personal Property Gerig at 1-260-632-5268. Visitors sent to www.denherderfh.com 7310 Property ­ Disposition of Sur- welcome. 5/24 – Cabbage roll casse- application and control. plus Property 7450 Property ­Property Inventory role over rice, fruit compote, 8500 Operations ­Food Services grape juice, dinner roll, milk VANTAGE MAY BOARD • Pursuant to (Continued from Page 1) that the Board adjourn to executive MEETING 5/5/16 session to discuss matters required to the state of Indiana, Michi- PAULDING COUNTY SENIOR be kept confidential by federal or state gan, and Ohio. MONROEVILLE: law. No action was taken. CENTER ACTIVITIES 5/18 The Vantage Board of Education Ohio Revised Code Section “I have read all 12 of Gene Paul E. Lortie, 85, of Mon- held the May Board meeting on Thurs- 121.22(G)(5), the Superintendent here- roeville, Ind., passed away early – 5/24 day, May 5, 2016 in the District Confer- by requests Stratton-Porter’s novels and ence room. The minutes from the April The next regular Board meeting 10 of her Nature Studies. I Saturday morning, May 14, 2016 7, 2016 regular board meeting were ap- will be held on Thursday, June 2, 2016 at Parkview Regional Medical 5/18 – Birthday & anni- proved along with the updated five­year at 7:00 p.m. in the District Conference edit and contribute to the forecast and financial statements for the Room. Center in Fort Wayne. versary celebration; Crafts at month of March, 2016. site’s quarterly newsletter He was born on August 16, 12:30 p.m.; Bunco 12:30 p.m.; Superintendent Staci Kaufman which features reviews of 1930 in Monroeville, Ind. to the updated the Board on renewed MOU’s MINUTES OF THE WOOD- Grocery shopping at 1:30 p.m. with Paulding and Allen County Ohio Mrs. Porter’s books and in- late Francis Lortie and the late 5/19 – Blood pressure & Means Jobs services. She commended BURN COMMUNITY HIS- forms readers of her natural Bertha (Leonard) Lortie. Paul retiring secretary Jo Mohr on 40 years TORICAL SOCIETY history and natural science married Billie J. Lortie on March toenail clinic at 9:00 a.m.; Eu- of service helping staff and students at chre at 9:45 a.m.; Penny Pitch Vantage. Superintendent Kaufman re- legacy.” states Mr. Lehman. 24, 1956 in Georgetown, Texas viewed the recommended purchase of and she preceded him in death with Meadows of Kalida at two different patient simulators for the Submitted by: Secretary In addition, he has done over PAULDING: on March 17, 1989. He married 12:00 p.m.; Euchre at 12:15 health technology program, which will Caroline Zimmerman 50 presentations about Gene Roger “Bucky” D. Sierer, allow vast training in body systems. The Woodburn Community Stratton-Porter and her leg- Lois Ann (Frederick) Terry on p.m.; Evening meal at 5:00 She also noted the district’s concern Historical Society met Thursday, age 72, died Wednesday, May 11, April 29, 1995 in St. James Lu- p.m. for the proposed increased speed limit acy for various local organi- to 45 mph in front of Vantage. Facilities April 28 at 7:00 p.m. At the Wood- 2016. theran Church in New Haven. burn Branch of the Allen Co. Li- zations and at many libraries He was born November 7, 5/20 – Bible study at 10:00 Director Ben Winans proposed to City Paul served his country in a.m.; Craft store open 11:00 Council a school zone with reduced brary in Woodburn, Indiana. and other venues around the 1943 in Defiance, Ohio, the son The meeting was opened by Sec. the United States Army from a.m. – 2:00 p.m. speed during hours of student arrival state of Indiana, Michigan, of the late Ralph “Dean” and 1955 to 1957. and departure. She also summarized Caroline Zimmerman, in the ab- 5/23 – Raffle Day; “Shed- the recent visit to Vantage by members sence of Pres. Gloria Gerig. All the and Ohio. Bettie L. (Shook) Sierer. On Au- He was a member of St. Lou- of the Governor’s Office of Workforce gust 22, 1975 he married Elaine ding pounds” at 9:30 a.m.; guests were welcomed and asked Don’t miss this great pro- is Besancon Catholic Church in Transformation, Regional Growth to join in the Pledge to the Flag of M. (Cotterman) Lothamer. He Exercise 10:00 a.m.; fingernail Planning Director John Recker, and gram being presented by the New Haven and attends the Ca- several manufacturing employers. The United States of the USA. Guests was a 1961 graduate of Pauld- thedral of Immaculate Concep- clinic at 10:00 a.m. first reading of new and revised NEO- were asked to sign-in. The minutes John Paulding Historical So- ing High School. He attended tion in Fort Wayne. He was also 5/24 – Euchre at 9:45 a.m.; LA policies was reviewed. Adult Educa- of the last meeting were read. Sev- ciety. It’s free and open to the tion Director Pete Prichard reported on eral guests were here specifically to Architecture School in Chicago, a member of the American Le- Euchre at 12:15 p.m.; trivia public. Refreshments will be IL; was owner of Sierer Con- the ACCSC Student Survey overview of address the information on the pic- gion Post #420 of Monroeville. with Nicole at 12:00 p.m. the Vantage Career Center Ohio Tech- ture and names mentioned in the served afterwards struction from 1975-1990; plant Paul was a lifelong farmer nical Center. During the evaluation a manager of Advance Building team surveyed 100% of the enrolled stu- and had worked at General Elec- LAWN CARE FOR THE dent body, who indicated they felt good Systems (Wausau Homes) from tric in Fort Wayne from 1964 to about their decision to attend Vantage 1990-1995; employed by Hartzog HOMEOWNER Career Center Ohio Technical Center JKC Container Service 1990. and would recommend the school to a “Very Affordable!” Lumber Company from 1995- He was a big fan of NASCAR friend. Director Prichard also updated 2006; and bus driver for Pauld- and enjoyed high school and By: Len Schrock, Jonathan the Board on the upcoming Manufac- ing Exempted Village Schools. grade school basketball games. Green Lawn Consultant turing Summit with Northwest State He was a 16-year Paulding Vil- Community College on June 7, 2016 He is survived by his wife, Grubs at Vantage Career Center. The event lage Councilman; a member Lois Ann Lortie of Monroeville; will assess and present options to lo- of Paulding United Methodist Summer is getting closer cal manufactures to meet their train- son, Douglas (Sandy) Lortie of and one of the biggest prob- ing and skilled workforce needs. High Church; secretary of CIC; char- School Director Ben Winans reported 20% New Haven; son, Michael (Kim) lems that your lawn could Summer ter member of John Paulding Lortie of Rome City; daugh- that Student Services Supervisor, Mike Discount Historical Society and Museum face is grubs. In this article, Knott, has been visiting home schools Special! ter, Rhonda (Donald) Rasnic of throughout May to speak with students where he served on Board of Di- New Haven; daughter, Marga- I want to explain the life cy- who have applied for next year and to 10 Yd 260-348-4759260 4759 15 Yd rectors from 2008 until present; cle of grubs, their types, and invite them to the Second Annual Van- *no tires or concrete* ret Lortie of Waterloo; daugh- tage Career Center SummerFest on June products that control them. 1st. This social event is to help new stu- White Grubs are the lar- dents ask any lingering questions they may have before attending next year. vae of Japanese beetles, May Director Winans announced that se-  and June beetles, European nior Welding student, Hunter Blanke- meyer of Lincolnview passed a lengthy    chafers, and turfgrass atae- and difficult process to become only the nius beetles. The adult in- third Vantage student to obtain an AWS Accepting many insurances Pipe Welding Certification. Affordable cash pay rates sects lay eggs in the lawn in In new business, the Board: late summer. The eggs hatch • Employed the following list, as needed as scheduled: Kenneth Pinks­ 102 N. Main Street, into white grubs, which tun- Liebert and Corey Miller, summer tech- For more information Payne, OH 45880 nel underground and eat the nology assistants; visit www.grabilleye.com Dr. Kara Laughlin • Approved the following Supple- roots of grass plants. This mental Contracts: Amy Grothouse, is their most active period. Mike Miller, Susan Farr, Beth Evans and Theresa Ratliff­Dotterer; 260.627.1091 They continue eating un- • Employed the following list, as 13818 State Street, Grabill, IN 46741 til cold weather forces them Adult Education employees, as need- Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 3 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 (Continued from Page 1) tion was based on nine indi- ing you and your family live about bringing the difficult ANTWERP STUDENTS COMPLETE ANIMAL banners and posters along ces of strength; inpatient mar- healthier lives. Healthcare is subject of dementia out into with other materials bring- ket share, outpatient market ever changing and more com- the light. RESEARCH ing awareness to students share, population risk, cost, plex than ever before, and Growing older also in- regarding seat belt safety. All charge, quality, outcomes, pa- part of our mission is to lead creases the risk of heart dis- materials were supplied by tient perspectives, and finan- the way in improving health- ease, cancer, osteoporosis and ODPS. Coupons were donat- cial stability. This group was care for our community. So, other serious medical condi- ed by Dairy Queen, Subway selected from iVantage’s Top we believe this magazine will tions. This issue of Paulding and McDonald’s of Paulding 100 CAH list released earlier be an important education- Health is filled with import- and Subway of Antwerp to be this year. al tool in making a healthy ant information about ways passed out to complying stu- Forty “best practice” des- difference in the Paulding to reduce the risk of Alz- dents. ignations were also given to County area.” heimer’s, healthcare tips on Selective Traffic Enforce- hospitals that have achieved Published quarterly, each sleep disorders, a look at the ment Program grant monies success in one of two areas of issue will feature healthcare comprehensive ways Pauld- have allowed Paulding dep- performance, based on iVan- topics of interest as well as a ing County Hospital cares for uties to work an extra 122 tage’s tabulation: 1) Quality personal story about a celeb- seniors in their golden years, hours from October, 2015 – index: A rating of hospital rity that has experienced the and a look at the Antwerp April 2016. Thirty-five speed- performance based on the healthcare challenge being Medical Center. ing citations and 8 other ci- percentile rank across the five discussed in the current is- Paulding County Hospi- tations were issued with 91 categories of the company’s sue. But each issue will also tal provides a full range of traffic stops. Hospital Compare process contain the latest information advanced medical services, Mercedes McCoy, Arianna Hosler, Kaitlin Walz and Bryce- Sheriff’s Office alsoof care measures. 2) Patient about new technologies, phy- from joint replacement sur- ton Barker. worked 195 hours from Oc- perspective index: A rating of sicians and services available gery to cancer diagnosis and During the last few weeks completed a report, created tober, 2015 – April, 2016 with hospital performance based in your community at Pauld- treatment, to help seniors in of school, kindergarten stu- a replica of the animal with grant monies awarded by on the percentile rank on two ing County Hospital. our community enjoy health- dents at Antwerp Elementa- their families, and shared ODPS for its Impaired Driv- HCAHPS measures (“overall Ruge continued “As a ier, active lives. ry School completed animal their entire project with their ing Enforcement Program. rating” and “highly recom- consumer, knowledge about “Our mission at Paulding research projects. They re- classmates. Then they visited Within this time frame, 31 mend”). healthcare issues gives you County Hospital is to provide searched an animal from the the zoo to watch their ani- speeding citations, 2 DUS ar- “NHRA is committed the power to make healthy the people of this community Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo, mals in action. rests, 1 no operator’s license to ensuring our members decisions. In each issue of with accessible, high-quality, and 2 felony citations have have the best information to Paulding Health, we’ll cover patient-centered healthcare. ulations such as dropouts and NEW HAVEN PRI- been issued with 109 traffic manage their hospitals,” said in detail a specific health top- Paulding Health is just an- adjudicated youth. I cannot say stops. Brock Slabach, NRHA mem- ic, giving you the information other example of that ongo- enough about the all the posi- MARY STUDENTS bership services senior vice you need to improve the qual- ing commitment. We hope tives our Resource Center pro- you find it both informative duces for the students they serve. PARTICIPATE IN PAULDING COUNTY HOS- president. “And we’re pleased ity of your life and promote Consent Items – WBESC PITAL AWARDED QUALITY to recognize the accomplish- your overall wellness.” and helpful and, as always, we A. Motion to approve the READING BINGO look forward to serving you DESIGNATION ments of these rural hospitals. In this first issue of Pauld- Thomas Edison Early Childhood ing Health, our topic is with the highest level of care.” Center Calendar for the 2016- PAULDING COUNTY HOSPI- healthcare for seniors, one said Ruge. 2017 school year. Paulding County Hospital TAL LAUNCHES “PAULDING of the most serious and per- B. Motion to approve budget has merited the Top 20 Best vasive health issues facing WBESC GOVERNING BOARD revision for the 2016 Alterna- Practices in Quality by the HEALTH”, A NEW HEALTH tive Education Challenge grant MAGAZINE FOR THE COM- people today. And the celeb- MEETING MINUTES 4/20/16 due to allocation increase of National Rural Health Asso- rity cover story is Kimberly ciation (NRHA). The 20 high- MUNITY $2792.00 Williams Paisley who offers The Western Buckeye ESC C. Motion to approve 5 addi- est ranked critical access hos- her heartfelt story of her own Governing Board held its regular tional days to the 2016-2017 con- pitals (CAHS) in the country, Paulding County Hospi- mother’s struggle with de- monthly Board meeting at 6:00 tract for Margaret Schilb. as recently determined by tal has launched “Paulding mentia. Growing older brings p.m. on Wednesday, April 20, D. Motion to approve the 2016 at the Paulding ESC office. iVantage Health Analytics, Health”, a consumer health with it a new set of health following contracts, effective at will be honored at an awards magazine being distributed Board President Mr. Ron Treece the beginning of the 2016-2017 challenges for most people— welcomed Board members and ceremony during the Nation- in the Paulding County area. school year: including the real possibility school personnel to the meeting. Certified: Donna Clouse, al Rural Health Association’s According to Paulding of Alzheimer’s. Thanks to Treasurer Kim Jones reviewed Rod Dudgeon, Zachary Boyer, New Haven Primary stu- Critical Access Hospital Con- County Hospital CEO Randal Kimberly Williams-Paisley the current financial reports, Rosanah Roster, Jenna Sher- ference in September in Kan- Ruge, “We’re pleased to offer investments and the monthly ex- ry, Brian Rockhold, Ashley dents participated in Read- and other celebrities like Glen ing Bingo this year. Students sas City, MO. this new and informative Campbell, people are becom- penditures with the Board. Shepherd, Karla Treece, Kate The Top 20 CAHs selec- magazine dedicated to help- Superintendent Brian Ger- Wenninger, Heather Frey, Amy were awarded monthly with a ing much more comfortable ber updated the Board on Leg- Wannemacher, Nancy Ruhe, special activity or event when islative Issues, Personnel items, Janice Kohart, Brenda Recker completing one bingo (read 5 and ESC activities. Mr. Gerber Non-Certified: Allison Bit- books) on a Bingo card. Stu- highlighted the success of the tner, Kristina Figgins, Laura Western Buckeye ESC Resource Boesch, Jeanne Gribble, Kathy dents that completed a Bingo OLD MOUNTAIN CAST IRON Center which is home based in Habern, Alicia Hook, Amanda card (read 25 books) during Van Wert. The Resource Center McDorman, Rachel Rager, Ker- the school year, received a Skillets ~ Dutch Ovens ~ Tripods ~ Griddles is one of the crown jewels in our ry Shelton, Denise Shouse, Ta- trip to Bells Skating Rink agency. Very seldom does the sha Miller, Linda Clark, Patricia on Friday. 250 kindergarten public hear about the volumi- Miller, Virginia Crisp through grade 2 students met nous amount of success stories E. Motion to approve Julia the challenge. Dr. Folks skat- Vendor #78 that comes from the Western Baldwin-McGrath as Temporary Buckeye ESC Resource Center. Speech Therapist for the remain- ed a few laps too. Quite frankly, I give all the cred- der of the 2015-2016 school year, it to the staff who works at the salary set by board. Fields, 3. Jessica Cartwright, 4. Resource Center. People make F. Motion to approve a 5 year Lora Market, 5. Brittany Cun- programs successful. The people Service Provider Contract for ningham, 6. Cynthia Long, 7. To- employed at the Resource Center Internet Service with NOACSC nya Ramirez, 8. Rachel Smith, 9. 12 INCH SKILLET ($20) are the heartbeat of the program. for the period 07-01-2015 thru Stephanie Archer, 10. Terri Col- 15 INCH SKILLET ($35) Director George Dougal and his ley, 11. Jessica Conley, 12. Mi- 12 & 15 INCH SKILLET COMBO ($50) 06-30-2021. staff go above and beyond the G. Motion to approve 2016- chael Halker, 13. Sarah Prine, 14. call of duty to help students in 2017 Payroll Clerk’s Salary to Jana Rayer, 15. Joseph Teodosio Paulding and Van Wert County. $15.00 per hour. The April 20, 2016 Board They genuinely care about the H. Motion to non-renew the meeting adjourned with no ad- students well being and guide following Paraprofessional Con- ditional Board action. The next those students towards gradua- tract for Allen County ESC ef- regular Governing Board meet- tion. The Resource Center is not fective the end of the 2015-2016 ing of the Western Buckeye Ed- based on the traditional school school year. This reduction is due ucational Service Center will setting. The Resource Center is to a transfer of employment back be on Wednesday, May 18, 2016 a school that tailors to the needs to Allen County ESC and is no starting at 6:00 p.m. at the Van of each student in order for that reflection of job performance: Wert ESC office. student to have direct personal $16 SINGLE FAJITA PAN 1. Debra Nolte, 2. 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When Paul wrote to life’s most important ques- in our region. “The solution the church of Christ in Philip- tion: “What do I have to do BALLOON LAUNCH Northwest State Commu- (to the skills gap) is right here pi, he addressed his letter to: be saved?” It is an important nity College celebrated the at Northwest State, and it has the saints who are in Philippi question, an imperative ques- 2016 graduating class at its been for decades,” noted Mar- with the bishops (elders) and tion because no one escapes forty-sixth Commencement tin. He closed by saying “God deacons” (Philippians 1:1).” answering it. Soon or later we Ceremony this past weekend. created all of you with a pur- The apostle Peter command- all have to face it. It is a per- The ceremony recognized 389 pose in mind. Get out there ed elders to “shepherd the sonal question that only we graduates who completed an and find your purpose. Serve flock of God which is among can answer. It is also a prac- Associate degree or certificate your community, be a leader. you.” (1 Peter 5:2). They were tical question. We don’t wake program with the College. Northwest Ohio needs you, not to feed other flocks, but one morning and discover and you are well-prepared.” they were to shepherd the that we are now Christians. Following the recognition flock among them. This is the We don’t go to the church our of the graduates, Dr. Stuckey local congregation where they entire life and automatically announced Michael Weber as were members. become a Christian and we the recipient of the President’s “Ol’ Baldy” says bye for don’t become a Christian by Outstanding Student Award. now, but please continue to being born into a Christian Weber graduated Magna pray, read, and study the New family. Cum Laude with an Associate Testament “Luv Ya!” We must do something, of Applied Science in Nurs- and that something is stated ing. He is a member of the Phi THE MYSTERY OF AUTISM by Paul to the Philippian jail- Theta Kappa Honor Society, EXPLORED AT LIFETREE er, “Believe in the Lord Jesus.” and was involved in numer- CAFÉ Believing involves more than ous campus activities. Weber intellectual assent. It involves resides in Napoleon and is One family’s journey the mind and emotions and currently an EMT with the through a child’s diagnosis leads to a public profession of Ridgeville Fire Department. of autism will be examined faith. Dr. Thomas Stuckey, NSCC He is married, is a proud fa- C.S. Lewis writes, “When president. at Lifetree Café on Thursday, ther of four children, and is May 19 from 7:00 - 8:00 p.m. the author [of life] walks onto Dr. Thomas Stuckey,actively involved in his com- The program, titled “The the stage, the play is over. God NSCC president, stated, “by munity and his church. Mystery of Autism: Under- is going to invade, all right; Christ Lutheran Church the Cleveland area. your example, you are en- stand. Support. Connect,” but what is the good of say- Sunday School will be wrap- This event is open for all couraging your children, BIBLE QUESTIONS features a filmed interview ing you are on His side then, ping up another wonderful and all are encouraged to grandchildren and friends to with Patty Smith, a mother when you see the whole nat- year on May 22, 2016 with a attend. The last meeting this graduate from college.” He By: James Potter, Oakwood whose son Patrick was diag- ural universe melting away party and the annual Balloon school year will be Sunday also noted the importance of Church of Christ nosed with autism at an early like a dream and something Launch. The Sunday School May 22, 2016 from 9:30 a.m. college as the graduates en- (This is the first part on age. else comes crashing in? This students and teachers will be to 10:15 a.m. for the balloon ter the next chapter in their the “autonomy” of the Lord’s “Autism is a developmen- time it will be God without sending off balloons loaded launch, fellowship and re- lives. “Embrace life’s chal- church.) tal disorder characterized by disguise; something so over- with scripture and prayers freshments. Christ Lutheran lenges, they often create our The meaning of “au- a lack of social interaction, whelming that it will strike to wrap up the year. It is the Church is located at 4412 strength. As you go forth, tonomy” is independent or delayed communication, and either irresistible love or ir- hope to bless people where Park Street, Woodburn, IN. hold your head high, for you self-governing. The church a lot of social awkwardness,” resistible horror into every ever the balloons land. A re- Please call the church with are on the path to success,” we read about in the New Smith says. “People look at us creature. It will be too late sponse was returned a couple any questions, 260-632- said Stuckey. Testament is made up of au- funny sometimes, and they then to choose your side. That years ago from as far away as 4821. tonomous congregations. The shake their heads. If they only will not be the time for choos- word “church” means the knew just a little bit of Pat- ing; It will be the time when Technology Development Act siastic about this legislation “called out.” It is used to de- rick’s story.” we discover which side we re- of 2016 requires the Depart- and look forward to working scribe God’s people who have During the program, par- ally have chosen, whether we ment of Energy (DOE) and with the Committee to move been called out by the Gos- ticipants will have the oppor- realized it before or not. Now, the Nuclear Regulatory Com- the bill forward.” pel (2 Thessalonians 2:14 to tunity to discuss their experi- today, this moment, is our mission (NRC) to collaborate “Nuclear power provides which He (Jesus) called you ences with autism. chance to choose the right to provide certainty for the approximately 60 percent of by our Gospel, for the obtain- Admission to the 60-min- side.” development of advanced the carbon –free electricity in ing of the glory of our Lord ute event is free. Lifetree nuclear technology. Further, the U.S. It’s essential that we Jesus). They (Christians) have Café is located in The Bach- FORT WAYNE CHILDREN’S the legislation requires that invest in clean energy tech- been called out of the world well Center from Music and ZOO COMING TO VBS AT the NRC establish a regulato- nologies that help us move and into the service of Christ. Dance at 116 N. Washington FIRST UNITED METHODIST ry framework to license and away from carbon-intensive The word “church” is used Street, Van Wert, Ohio 45891. CHURCH IN VAN WERT oversee such technology. energy resources” said Mc- in the New Testament in only Lifetree Café is a place “Congress must look to Nerney. “Encouraging the two senses. First, it refers to where people gather for con- The Fort Wayne Chil- the future of the nuclear in- DOE and NRC to work to- the called out people of Christ versation about life and faith dren’s Zoo is coming to “Pets dustry, and this bill provides gether on new reactor tech- in all the world. This is the in a casual, comfortable set- Unleashed” Vacation Bible the certainty needed for con- nologies has the potential Butch Blankenship, student universal sense. When Jesus ting. Questions about Life- School at First United Meth- tinued private sector innova- to ensure the U.S. remains a speaker representing the promised in Matthew 16:18, tree may be directed to First odist Church! Community tion, while also providing the leader in nuclear technology Class of 2016. “Upon this rock I will build United Methodist Church at children will have the oppor- NRC a path to safely regulate and will provide us with addi- Butch Blankenship was my church,” He was including 419-238-0631 or firstchurch@ tunity to experience zoo ani- advanced nuclear technolo- tional security here at home.” the student speaker. He re- all believers in all the world in wcoil.com. mals first hand at this lively, gies,” said Latta. “I am enthu- layed his experience, graduat- His church. Thus, Jesus was interactive presentation. VBS speaking of the universal ing from Four County with a LIFE’S MOST IMPORTANT is June 20-23, 2016 from 9:00- job in tow, but reached a point church. QUESTION 11:30 a.m., and is for kids Now Enrolling where education became a Second, the word “church” age 3 through 5th grade. Go must. Blankenship earned an is used in the local sense. to www.kprice410.wix.com/ When Paul addressed the By: Rev. Gerry Weesner, Preschool - 8th Grade Associate of Applied Business Maples United Methodist vbs2016 to register now, or in Business Management de- first Corinthian letter to “the stop in the church office. church of God which is at Church Financial Aid is available. WLS is an gree, graduating Magna Cum Follow us on Facebook for Indiana Choice Scholarship School. Corinth,” he was speaking “Around midnight Paul Laude. He remarked, “North- and Silas were praying and updates: “First UMC – Kid’s west State is a treasure. You to a group of Christians in singing hymns of praise to Ministry”. Contact Katie Schedule a tour today! would be hard-pressed to find Corinth who met together God. The other prisoners were Price at 419-238-0631 x 307 260-632-5493 a company in northwest Ohio to worship and serve God (1 listening to them. Suddenly, a for additional information. [email protected] that does not have someone Corinthians 1:2). The uni- violent earthquake shook the First United Methodist woodburnlutheranschool.org on staff that has taken classes versal church is made up of Church is located at 113 W. all the local congregations foundations of the jail. All the here or proudly holds a de- doors immediately flew open, Central Ave. in Van Wert, gree.” everywhere. Paul referred OH. Sunday service times: to this when he said, “the and all the prisoners’ chains came loose. The jailer woke 8:15 a.m. Blended Worship, churches of Christ greet you” 9:30 a.m. Sunday School, (Romans 16:16). up and saw the prison doors open. Thinking the prison- 10:45 a.m. Traditional Wor- Lutheran Church Churches of Christ are ship. autonomous in government. ers had escaped, he drew his (Th e Lutheran Church Missouri Synod) sword and was about to kill SUMMER WORSHIP SCHEDULE Each one is independent of all LATTA & McNERNEY others. Each one is indepen- himself. But Paul shouted Summer Worship Service Starts May 29th, 2016 dent of all others. Each one as loudly as he could, ‘Don’t INTRODUCE LEGISLATION Heritage Service 1st & 5th Sunday at 9:00 A.M. has its own leadership. We hurt yourself! We’re all here!’ REGARDING ADVANCED Contemporary Service read in the New Testament of The jailer asked for torches NUCLEAR REACTOR TECH- and rushed into the jail. He 2nd, 3rd & 4th Sunday’s at 9:00 A.M. churches in a district such as NOLOGY Located at the corner of Park & SR 101 was trembling as he knelt in Woodburn, IN 46797 • 260-632-4821 “the churches of Galatia” (Ga- latians 1:2). However, there front of Paul and Silas. Then he took Paul and Silas out- Congressmen Bob Latta was no district or organiza- (R-OH) and Jerry McNerney From HHicksville:ickc svili le: side and asked, ‘Sirs, what 3.5 mileses N oonn 4499 Vegetable tion. Each of the churches in 1.75 milesles wwestest oonn do I have to do to be saved?’ (D-CA) introduced the Ad- Galatia was self-governing. It vanced Nuclear Technology Arrowsmithwsmithh RRdd Plants is easy to see that God’s plan They answered, “Believe in the Lord Jesus, and you and Development Act of 2016. William Martin, President for each church in each place This bipartisan legislation & CFO of Spangler Candy to be self-governing. When your family will be saved.” They spoke the Lord’s word will help provide the regula- Company, keynote speaker. Paul and Barnabas returned tory structure needed for safe, from their first missionary to the jailer and everyone in Keynote speaker for this his home. At that hour of the advanced nuclear energy to year’s commencement cere- journey, they again visited continue playing an import- 2298222298 AArrowsmithrroowwsmithth RRd.d. the churches they had estab- night, the jailer washed Paul mony was William Martin, and Silas’ wounds. The jail- ant role in the U.S. energy Hicksville,Hickcksvilille, OOHH 4435263526 president / CFO of Spangler lished. portfolio. Phone: 419-487-1027 or 419-487-1026 They “appointed elders in er and his entire family were Candy Company. Martin baptized immediately.” Acts The Advanced Nuclear Hours: Mon. - Sat. 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 5 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 Editor’s Note: We here at “Operation Cookie is one Laude, St. Mary, Jamaica. Aniffe Rhodes Lazarus, Cum the West Bend News print all of my favorite components Bachelor of Science: Casey Laude; and Oshin Olivia “Letters to the Editor” because of the Girl Scout Cookie pro- Doudna, Albany; Joshua Lett, Walker, St. Mary, Jamaica. The West Bend News we believe that everyone has gram,” said Thoreen. “We are Summa Cum Laude, Alvord- Bachelor of Science in a Constitutional right to free- able to donate thousands of ton; Kelsea Lynne Burns and Nursing: Denise Doda and READER PICK-UP LOCATIONS dom of the press. In saying Girl Scout Cookie packages Josh W. Hilton, Antwerp; Casondra Elisia Lipp, Defi- OHIO LOCATIONS ty Senior Center, Rite Aid, Ace that, we do not necessarily to our soldiers and local orga- Heather Ann Quinn, Cum ance; Ann Renee Little, Elida; Antwerp: Country Time Mar- Hardware, Gorrell Bros., Albert agree with the content that nizations, and our girls learn Laude, Bluffton; Damian Kathy L. 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Fry, Bryan; Troy Parrett, Smith, St. Marys; and Mariah Sheriff’s Office McDonald’s, Bryan Senior Cen- ger than 1000 words, and you gram in 2017 can visit gswo. Cedarville; Jake Andres, E. D. Armstrong and Stepha- Payne: Lichty’s Barber Shop, ter, Walmart must provide a name along org/join or call the regional Cincinnati; David Brown Jr., nie Grochowski, Toledo. Payne Super Valu, Antwerp Ex- with a phone number and/or Girl Scout Service Center at Columbus; Peter Alex Brown Master of Arts in Educa- Cecil: Maramart, Vagabond change Bank, Maramart, Payne email to confirm validity of 888.350.5090. II, Magna Cum Laude; and tion: Garrett Davis, Bowling Charloe: Charloe Store Branch Library, Puckerbrush content. You can respond or Nicholas Michael Keck, Cum Green; Brandon Tyler Eit- Continental: Okuley’s Pharma- Pizza submit a new letter by email, 129th DEFIANCE COLLEGE Laude, Continental; Zachary niear, Marie Elizabeth Plass- cy, Dollar General, ACE Hard- Scott: Scott Variety Store USPS or fax. COMMENCEMENT CERE- Brown, Summa Cum Laude; man, Robyn Rowland, and ware Sherwood: Sherwood Post Of- Responses need to be re- MONY HELD SATURDAY John B. Burns, Brad Camp, Krista Runk, Defiance; Fe- De ance: Newman’s Carry Out,  ce, Village Food Emporium, ceived by Friday at 5:00 pm Miranda Decatur, Summa lipe Romero, Hicksville; Nisa Butt Hutt, Chief, Senior Center, Sherwood Bank, to be considered for the next Defiance College held its Cum Laude; Stephanie Ann Clay, Lima; Bradley Joel Rob- Walmart, Big Lots, Cabin Fever Esquibel, Elias Jimenez Jr., Van Wert: Pak-A-Sak, Family publication. We reserve the 129th commencement cere- inson, Mansfield; Kaitlyn E. Coffee, Cabbage Patch Conve- Magna Cum Laude; Melinda Video, Orchard Tree, Lee’s Ace right to edit for length, content mony on Saturday, May 7. Lentz, Miamisburg; Michelle nience Store and worthiness. Kaye Lemon, Alyce Caulder D. Blank, Montpelier; Julie Hardware, Main Street Market, 178 graduates were award- Edgerton: Marathon, Valero, Walmart email: [email protected] ed diplomas during the 12 Long, Cum Laude; Amber Ault, Oregon; Alexander Da- Mack, Benjamin Maynard, vid Uxley, Pickerington; Na- Kaiser Supermarket, Utilities Of- fax: 419-258-1313 noon event. The College also  ce, Napa INDIANA LOCATIONS presented its highest honor, Kaitlyn Rebecca Rethmel, thaniel Massie, West Unity; USPS: West Bend News Magna Cum Laude; Sebastian Kyle Augustitus, Willoughby; Grover Hill: Ross’ Gas Station, Fort Wayne: Walmart (Mays- the Pilgrim Medal, to gradu- ville Rd.) PO Box 1008 ating senior Katie Haydett of Alexander Rue, Lauren Kaye Eric Michael Bergeron, N&N Quick Stop Antwerp, OH 45813 Saint Clair Shores, Mich.; and Yovich, and Breanna Zipfel, Meriden, Conn.; Ryan James Grabill: Do-It Best Hardware, Grabill: Save-A-Lot, Grabill DC alumnus David Westrick Magna Cum Laude, Defiance; McCormack, Shelton, Conn.; Save-A-Lot, Grabill Country Sales Hardware, Grabill Country Sales MILITARY PERSONNEL TO of Defiance, Ohio. The bronze Sara Lynn Culler Hammon, Brandon Ramsey, Center- Hicksville: Cline’s Market, Harlan: Marathon, Harlan Do- RECEIVE OVER 90,000 Pilgrim Medal is awarded to Summa Cum Laude, Farmer; ville, Ind.; Jessica Miller, Hickory Hills Golf Course, nuts, Harlan Cafe, iAB Bank Andrew Robinson, Gahanna; graduating seniors who give Franklin, Ind.; Nicholas Mi- Sailers, Shell Station, Lassus BOXES OF GIRL SCOUT Amber Moomey, Graytown; Hoagland: Mel’s Town Market, the most promise of exem- chael Albertson, Greenwood, Handy Dandy, McDonald’s, COOKIES Jocelin Combs, Grelton; Jer- Ind.; Samantha N. Grove, Hoagland Pizza Pub plifying the traits enumerat- H20, Senior Center Monroeville: Mel’s Deli, The ed on the medal, and a silver emy Louis Verhoff, Kalida; New Boston, Mich.; Maria K. The Girl Scouts of Western Latty: Kohart’s Surplus & Sal- Village of Heritage, Phillips 66 medal is awarded to alumni Caitlin Janette Ashbaugh and Theisen, Minneapolis, Minn.; Ohio (GSWO) collected more Morgan Good, Lancaster; Jesse T. Urquhart, Erial, N.J.; vage. Country Inn Living Center Gas Station, Dollar General than 7,500 cases of donated and citizens who have in their lives demonstrated these Waverly Annette Weaks, Lib- Elaine Margaret Hasek, Va- Melrose: Morning Star Conve- New Haven: Curves, Milan Cen- cookies, during the 2016 Girl erty Center; Jeremy Martin, lencia, Pa.; Ellen Marie Tay- nience Store ter, New Haven Branch Library, Scout Cookie Program, and traits. Lima; Bria Double, Lyons; lor, Weslaco, Texas; and Brian Oakwood: Rhees’ Market, The Ken’s Meat Market, New Hav- is partnering with Heroes in Graduating senior Dava Hayley L. Risher, Malvern; James Thill, Webster, Wis. en Bakery, Paterson Hardware, Action in Toledo for the 11th Donaldson of Elyria delivered Landing Strip, The Oakleaf, Brittany Pease, Magna Cum Master of Business Ad- Richard’s Restaurant, New Haven year to provide Girl Scout the senior class address, and Cooper Community Branch Li- the commencement address Laude, Marysville; Jordan ministration: Alyssa Turton, brary, TrueValue Hardware Chamber, Crumback Chevrolet Cookies to members of the Austin Drake, Summa Cum Amherst; Cord Speelman, military and their families. was given by Dan Benjamin, Paulding: Paulding Co. Car- Woodburn: Clip -N- Tan, Jim’s head coach of the Wom- Laude, Maumee; Mason Bryan; Asia Williams, Can- That’s 90,636 packages do- Joseph Roth and Susanna ton; Megan Rae Puehler and negie Library, Chief, Corner Pizza, Woodburn Hardware, Bob’s nated through the ‘Operation en’s Basketball Program for Market, Integrity Ford, Napa Restaurant, Woodburn Xpress, Mount St. Joseph University, Stoepfel, Cum Laude, Mc- Chelsey Ryan-Skiver, Defi- Cookie’ program,a GSWO Comb; Lindsay Marie Kas- ance; Hannah Elena Ruth True Value, Maramart, Dollar Country Oasis, Woodburn Branch community service project. a Heartland Collegiate Ath- General, Dairy Queen, Holly Library, Financial Partners, Love’s letic Conference peer. mer, Summa Cum Laude; Benzing, Findlay; Adam “Throughout the recent and Claire Nicole Turner, Grillot, Houston; Christina Wood and Vine, Paulding Coun- Travel Center, Feders Girl Scout Cookie Program, Receiving diplomas were: Bachelor of Arts: Joe Hil- Summa Cum Laude, Medina; Seidenstricker, London; Chel- our girls did a fantastic job Makayla McAvoy, Mt. Gil- sea Anne Louise Ludeman, Read it online for FREE at westbendnews.net asking customers to pur- ton, Antwerp; George Roth, Summa Cum Laude, Ayers- ead; Robert M. Eikenberry, Napoleon; Harvey David Hy- chase additional packages Napoleon; Andrew D. Sene- WAYNE TRACE LOCAL “Pursuant to Ohio Revised ville; Kailin Regutti, Cum man, Paulding; Dominque Code Section 121.22(G)(1), a mo- of cookies to be donated to a SCHOOL BOARD SPECIAL Laude, Carey; Royce Ray- cal, North Baltimore; Brian- Rene Hardin, Piqua; Jacob tion to adjourn to executive session designated organization or na Rae Rodriguez, Ottoville; D. Arnold, Stow; and Troy SESSION MEETING MIN- for the purpose of considering the military group,” said Ashley mond Laurendeau, Cum employment of an employee of the Laude, Clyde; Clay Eric Morgan Taylor Peel, Magna Secrest, Toledo; UTES 5/9/16 Thoreen, product sales team School District.” Bracken, Summa Cum Laude, Cum Laude, Rockford; Ran- Defiance College, char- Roll call vote: Mr. Dick Swary, leader for GSWO. “Over Continental; David Besaw, dy James Albers, Magna Cum tered in 1850, is an indepen- The Wayne Trace Local Dis- Mr. Perry Sinn, Mr. Pat Baumle, 1,800 troops participated in trict Board of Education met in Mrs. Lisa McClure, and Mr. Dick Justin Coressel, Michael Laude, St. Henry; Jordan dent, liberal arts institution ‘Operation Cookie’ this year, special session on May 9, 2016 at Swary, aye. Nay, none. Degler, Cum Laude; Julia Michel, St. Marys; Elizabeth in Northwest Ohio offering 6:30 a.m. in the Wayne Trace Local Board in executive session. and over 208 girls donated M. Dickman, Magna Cum Ann Pienoski, Cum Laude, more than 40 undergraduate High School Lecture Room. Regular Session 50+ packages each!” The following members were Regular session called back to Laude; Alex Elkins, Brit- Sheffield Lake; Megan Jane programs of study as well as Each year, donations to Pleskovic, Strongsville; Ben- present: Mr. Pat Baumle, Mrs. Lisa order at 8:10 a.m. ny Krill, Michelle Elizabeth graduate programs in educa- McClure, Mr. Duane Sinn, Mr. Adjournment Operation Cookie have dou- Puehler, Summa Cum Laude; jamin Weber, Troy; Clayton tion and business. Defiance Perry Sinn, Mr. Dick Swary Motion by: Mr. Perry Sinn; bled or tripled. Last year, The Pledge of Allegiance was seconded by: Mrs. Lisa McClure, Bianca Relue, and Johnathan Walker, Summa Cum Laude, College has received national 59,597 boxes were donated to Wadsworth; Ryan M. Kohl- recited. Roll Call was taken by to adjourn meeting. All in favor. D. Sparks, Defiance; Levi Ro- recognition for its education- Meeting adjourned. the cause. Treasurer, Lori Davis sales, Delta; Dava Donaldson, hofer, Walbridge; Jessica Bell, al experience of service and EXECUTIVE SESSION: The next regular board meet- “Giving our girls, volun- ing will be May 19, 2016 at 6:00 Elyria; Natasha Rhea Balduff, Magna Cum Laude, West Sa- engagement. The college web- 6:31 a.m. Motion by: Mr. Dick teers, and customers a way to Swary; seconded by: Mr. Perry p.m. in the Wayne Trace High Cum Laude, Fremont; Ricar- lem; Ashley Tompkins, Mag- site is www.defiance.edu. help support men and women Sinn School Lecture Room. do Girona, Grand Rapids; na Cum Laude, West Unity; serving in the U.S. military Susan D. Korecki, London; Allison Rowland, Westerville; really connects them to the Mark Goebel, Montpelier; Cody Maye, Woodville; Sa- world,” said Thoreen. “Many Lucas Parsell, Cum Laude, vannah Anne Cecile Mar- Start signing up for girls/troops include cards and Napoleon; Stephanie Lynn quez, Porterville, Calif.; Kris- letters of friendship and sup- Bell, Magna Cum Laude; tina Nelson, Wildwood, Ill.; port in their donated cook- and Elizabeth Daniel, Cum Andrew Delagrange, Cum ies.” Laude, Ney; Andrew D. Metz, Laude, Auburn, Ind.; Nicole Home Heroes in Action includes Northwood; Haley Kuhl- Olivia Baseley and Joseph the delicious treats in care man, Cum Laude, Oregon; Braden Perry, Cum Laude, packages for military person- Heidi Dix, Paulding; Kevin J. 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Dagostaro, Magna Cum ______when the free local troops also donated over Laude, Scotch Plains, N.J.; Er- N.Y.; Sephra Wheeler, Albi- 24,121 packages of cookies to on, Pa.; JoNae Michelle Apps, If your business or organization would like to circulation ceases ica Cruz Islas, Lockhart, Tex- bring in potential clients, contact us about being a various organizations across as; and Lornette Lynch, Cum Wild Rose, Wis.; Tawana customer pick-up location for the WBN. for your zip code. western Ohio. Marquellia Foster, Cormack PAGE 6 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] We made pass after pass Rotary Club will hold their ing 124,000 acres of inland KINDERGARTEN ANTIQUES ROAD SHOW over that little grove of trees annual pancake and sausage water, 7,000 miles of streams, and used up all our rockets breakfast. This is always a 2.25 million acres of Lake AT ANTWERP ELEMENTARY and ammo. There was a half a real going Jessie. Over the Erie water, and 481 miles of dozen good fires with a lot of years it has grown to the big the Ohio River, according to flames and smoke. season opener for activities in the Ohio Department of Nat- We formed up at about a the area. This year it will be ural Resources (ODNR). Here thousand feet and decided to held at the United Methodist are a few areas in northwest go back to the base, as we had Church, as it is close to the Ohio anglers may want to used up our ammo. Memorial Day Celebration at check out. One of the pilots said, the Veteran’s Memorial Park. The ODNR Division of “There are four dots in the Then on Saturday, June Wildlife has numerous re- sky at 12 o’clock high!” Well, 4th of that same week, the sources available to assist none of us had any rounds left A.C.D.C. will hold their 7th anglers, including lake maps, THE LOBO TANK BUSTERS to fight if they were German annual Ribfest. That will be fishing tips by species, and planes. So, we pushed the down at the area of the fire fishing forecasts based on By: Stan Jordan throttle forward and headed house and the VFW, as usual. survey data. New this year, This is the last part of Jan- home. We didn’t see anymore This has always been a day of is an interactive fishing map uary 1945. The Germans have action, we don’t know whose fun and relaxation and good which allows anglers to select planes those were, but we got food. A must go-to day, a sort features to customize their all been pushed back to where Mrs. McMichael’s kindergarten class at Antwerp Elementary they were before the Battle of home alright. of like a homecoming. own fishing maps for Ohio’s See ya! Then on that following inland lakes. The interactive School have been learning about the past. To help with this, the Bulge. Both sides lost a lot they held a Kindergarten Antiques Road Show. Pictured with of men and equipment. It was Friday and Saturday, June map is even mobile friendly OFTEN USED PHRASES 10th and 11th, the Antwerp so anglers can access infor- their antiques are Noah Lucas, Clara Rohrs, Taylor Hogans, miserable weather, cold, wet and Logan Breckler. fog for days that kept the Air Chamber of Commerce is mation right on the water. For Force on the ground. It was Submitted by: Stan Jordan featuring a city wide yard and more information, click the County)- This upground res- motors. Wind is usually more miserably cold and a lot of the You only get once to make garage sale and a whole lot fishing tab at wildohio.gov. ervoir offers good bank access intense on this reservoir due boys didn’t have their over a first impression more. Black Bass for anglers of all ages. Look to its height. Be careful of the coats, boots or gloves and One in the hand is worth See ya! Clearfork Reservoir (Rich- for channel catfish in deeper wind direction and speed be- they had to lay on the ground two in the bush land and Ashland counties)- water using cut baits or night fore venturing out. For more in the snow. Wait a second Ranks in the top 10 statewide crawlers. For anglers fishing fishing forecasts and a list of We flew east today heading You can’t miss it for both the number and size from boats, try fishing the other top inland lakes by spe- for the Rhine River over in It’s just a little piece down of largemouth bass. Explore submerged island area south- cies, visit wildohio.gov Germany just looking for tar- the road the western, shallow end for west of the boat ramp. The ODNR ensures a balance gets of opportunity. We had Y’all come bass hiding among fallen reservoir has an improved between wise use and protec- not reached the river when The run for the roses trees and stumps. The reser- concrete ramp with dock, and tion of our natural resources one of the pilots saw a flash of Runs, hits and errors voir features a multilane con- is limited to electric motors for the benefit of all. Visit the reflection light coming from a A face only a mother could crete ramp and docks, as well only. Boats with larger motors ODNR website at ohiodnr.gov. grave of buses by the road. So love as a full-service marina. This can keep them tipped up and we dropped right down to the Beauty is only skin deep is an unlimited horsepow- out of the water. Be aware of ground to see what was under Well, I’ll be er lake with an 8 mph speed STATEMENT FROM OHIO strong winds which can affect those trees. He radioed back He is an old geezer limit. Clearfork Reservoir is SECRETARY OF STATE JON launching and landing boats. that a convoy of trucks was GMC – got a mechanic In 1775, I went to Philadel- also one of the states premiere HUSTED Saugeye under those trees. They were coming phia to visit with my friend muskellunge lakes. For more Pleasant Hill Reservoir hiding or maybe they had not FORD – fix or repair daily Ben Franklin. We went to information about this lake, Ohio Secretary of State Jon (Richland and Ashland coun- started out this morning. It will only hurt a little bit a couple of night baseball visit wildohio.gov Husted released the follow- ties)- When possible fish the That pilot was Willie Wil- A penny saved is a penny games with the Phillies. Then Crappie ing statement in response to flat just outside the marina son from Pale Moon, Mon- earned Ben asked me to go along Pleasant Hill Reservoir amendments made to Senate area which holds fish, as well tana. He made the first pass One for you and two for with him over to Scranton, (Richland and Ashland coun- Bill 63, legislation the Secre- as the area where the reser- where he saw the light flash me PA, as he was to speak at the ties)- Contains a large num- tary has sought for more than voir bends south to the dam. and he put a rocket there with I didn’t do it grand opening of his second ber of crappie, with good five years, in order to autho- Saugeye fishing can also be a lot of success. He must have It’s them other guys Ben Franklin Five and Dime numbers of fish over 9 inch- rize the implementation of an good just off the beach area hit a gasoline truck or an am- Politicians make strange Store. There was a lot of peo- es. Popular spots for fishing online voter registration sys- in 10 to 15 feet of water. Try munition carrier, because we bed fellows ple there because at one time are along the rocky ledge on tem in Ohio. The bill is pend- the southern shore, and small fishing that area at night with had a big fire in a hurry, lots You can’t pick your rela- Ben was governor of Pennsyl- ing in the Ohio House Gov- coves along the southern neck a jig tipped with a live min- of black smoke and men run- tives vania and he was pretty well ernment Accountability and of the reservoir. Focus on trees now near the bottom. There is ning out in the road. The rich get richer and the liked, besides, he was pretty Oversight Committee. The or logs lying in the water. The an improved boat ramp with Someone jumped into a poor have children famous. following may be attributed northern end becomes more courtesy docks, plus an ac- German Command Car and There are two things for At the close of the cere- directly to Secretary Husted: popular in the summer as fish cessible fishing dock near the started down the road. He sure, death and taxes mony, hundreds of people “While I’m disappointed seek more cover. Pleasant Hill boat ramp. This lake is an un- no sooner got on the highway This will hurt me more stayed for the Polka Dance. If we won’t be able to offer on- has an improved boat ramp limited horsepower lake that and I was right behind him. I than it does you you remember, Scranton was line registration to new voters with courtesy docks, an ac- attracts a lot of water skiers touched off all my 50 cal. ma- the home of the Pennsylvania in time for the Presidential cessible fishing dock near the and personal watercraft. Try EICHER’S WOODWORKING SHOP chineEICHER’S guns and WOODWORKINGI must have HUSTLE AND SHOP, BUSTLE LLC IN Polka. Election, I do appreciate the boat ramp. Check out the new fishing in the upper end of 22319 Ward Rd., Woodburn, IN 46797 • 260-632-1065 killed22319 the driver Ward withRd., Woodburn,the first IN 46797 • 260-632-1065 “It started in Scranton, it’s work members of the House ANTWERP interactive fishing map for the reservoir when the recre- few rounds. He fell over in now number 1 are doing to get the initiative Now Refacing Old Cabinetry. Now Refacing Old Cabinetry. depth contours and habitat ational boating makes fishing Get that New Look you’ve been the seat and the car careened Get that New Look you’ve been “It’s bound to entertain ya passed this year. By: Stan Jordan information. difficult in the lower part of dreaming of in your kitchen down the road and then into dreaming of in your kitchen “Everybody has the mania “Online voter registra- In the next few weeks This lake is an unlimited the reservoir. Check out other the ditch and then started to “To do the Polka from tion is more secure, more Granite & Formica & thingsGranite are going& Formica to get & very horsepower lake that attracts fishing tips by species page at go end over end. I made a big Pennsylvania” convenient and more cost Solid Surface Countertops busySolid here Surface in Antwerp, Countertops so you a lot of water skiers and per- wildohio.gov. circle and came back, that car Everybody had a good effective than paper registra- And Much More betterAnd get Muchrid of Moreyour aches time and it lasted for hours. sonal watercraft. Try fishing Yellow Perch was worthless, all sides were and pains and get ready to tion, which is why I remain a 3600 Square Ft. Store & Display 3600 Square Ft. Store & Display Ben and I talked abut what in the upper end of the res- Findlay Reservoir No. 2 strong supporter and why 35 gone. The driver was probably grab a root and growl. ervoir when the recreational Furniture Store Hours: Furniture Store Hours: kind of government we could (Hancock County)- This res- other states already allow it. thrown out on the first roll On Memorial Day, Mon- boating makes fishing diffi- M-F 8-4:30; Sat 8-2:30; Closed Sun M-F 8-4:30; Sat 8-2:30; Closed Sun have after we won our free- ervoir offers some of the best “Moving this legislation over. day, May 30th, The Antwerp cult in the lower part of the dom from England. Buckeye State inland yellow forward is good for voters, reservoir. We would be able to vote perch fishing. Good numbers good for taxpayers and good Sunfish EICHER’S WOODWORKING SHOP EICHER’S WOODWORKING SHOP, LLC for our leader, every vote of large perch over 10 inches policy for Ohio. My adminis- Lake La Su An (Wil- 22319 Ward Rd., Woodburn, IN 46797 • 260-632-1065 22319 Ward Rd., Woodburn, IN 46797 • 260-632-1065 would count. Ben said, “I look are caught every year. Shore- tration will be ready to switch liams County) - The lakes Now Refacing Old Cabinetry. Now Refacing Old Cabinetry. some time down the road for line fishing in the spring and it on as soon as lawmakers and ponds on Lake La Su An Get that New Look you’ve been Get that New Look you’ve been women to be able to vote.” fall can be productive over give us the authority to do so.” dreaming of in your kitchen dreaming of in your kitchen Ben and I went down to Wildlife Area are managed the fish attraction structures. the Cream Cheese plant and for large populations of big If fishing from a boat, start Granite & Formica & Granite & Formica & bluegill (longer than 8 inch- along the dike opposite of the Solid Surface Countertops Solid Surface Countertops they had a sit down restaurant and we had some clam chow- es). boat ramp and move east. In And Much More And Much More der and other fare served on For the largest lake on summer, the deep water in PAULDING 3600 Square Ft. Store & Display 3600 Square Ft. Store & Display pewter dishes. Then we went the area, Lake La Su An, the the eastern part of the res- Furniture Store Hours: Furniture Store Hours: to the Red Bull and had a few east shoreline and the south ervoir usually holds perch. EAGLES M-F 8-4:30; Sat 8-2:30; Closed Sun M-F 8-4:30; Sat 8-2:30; Closed Sun shoreline directly across from When the reservoir is being pints of rum and caught up Country Band - on the local news. the fishing dock are the best filled, the area near the in- EICHER’S WOODWORKING SHOP Then we went down by locations to start. 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Store & Display Furniture Store Hours: M-F 8-4:30; Sat 8-2:30; Closed Sun Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 7 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 pers, fruit, milk March 24, 2016 Board meeting; PARADE OF NATIONS AT ANTWERP B. to approve the investment re- STATE FARM INVESTS IN NEW GIRL SCOUT 5/24 – Egg/cheese muffin, port and payment of bills for March fruit, milk 2016 as presented by the treasurer; CAMP FOR HISPANIC FAMILIES IN TOLEDO ELEMENTARY C. to approve the cash reconcilia- 5/25 – Mini pancakes, sau- tion for March 2016. sage, fruit, milk *Before we pass the consent reso- Lunch: lution, are there any items you would like to move from the consent agenda 5/18-19 – Cook’s choice to the discussion agenda for further 5/20 – Pepperoni pizza, ro- discussion and/or for separate voting purposes? maine lettuce salad w/dress- Roll call vote: Mr. Duane Sinn, ing, green beans, fruit, milk Mrs. Lisa McClure, Mr. Pat Baumle, 5/23-25 – Cook’s choice and Mr. Perry Sinn, aye. Nay, none. Motion passed. Vantage Report PEVS BREAKFAST & LUNCH Report of the Building Princi- pals MENUS 5/18 – 5/24 Committee Reports Report of the Superintendent A. Curriculum Jr/Sr High – Breakfast: B. Personnel 5/18-24 – Cook’s choice C. Buildings and Grounds D. Events Jr/Sr High – Lunch: E. Operations 5/18 – Walking taco w/ I. Consent Agenda Items meat, lettuce, refried beans, One resolution passed by the Due to the financial sup- to girls of comparatively low salsa OR Baked potato with Board to approve the following con- port from State Farm, ap- socioeconomic status (SES). sent agenda items: proximately 35 Hispanic girls More Than S’mores finds meat, cheese & broc., pretzel Motion by: Perry Sinn; seconded b.stick, fruit, milk by: Duane Sinn and their families will partic- that lower-SES girls who have Item I was pulled from the consent ipate in three fun-filled days regular outdoor exposure 5/19-24 – Cook’s choice agenda by Perry Sinn. Paulding Elementary – A. to accept the resignation of of family-friendly activities, through Girl Scouts are like- Breakfast: Bethany Hughes as freshman volley- including archery, hiking, ly to credit Girl Scouts with ball coach; climbing wall, and Science helping them become leaders. 5/18 – Burrito, juice/fruit, B. to accept the resignation of milk Mike Priest as girls’ assistant basket- Technology Engineering and Other partnering agen- ball coach; Mathematics (STEM) activ- cies include ProMedica and 5/19 – Muffin, cheese stick, C. upon the recommendation of juice/fruit, milk the Superintendent and JH/HS Prin- ities. Harbor Behavioral Health- Hope Roebel, Madison Berenyi, and Avin Goings 5/20 – Cereal or cereal bar, cipal, to offer Ronda Walters a one- The Vive tu Vida Camp is a care, who will provide year contract as a business teacher for partnership between the Girl healthy living activities, and During the last full week and created a float to repre- grahams, juice/fruit, milk the 2016-2017 school year, contingent of school, fifth graders at sent their nation within three 5/23 – Yogurt and goldfish upon her obtaining an Ohio teaching Scouts of Western Ohio and The Ohio State University license, with placement on the salary Adelante, a Latino nonprof- Extension Educators and Antwerp Elementary School days. Then the fifth graders graham, juice/fruit, milk schedule to be determined; participated in their first-ever pulled their wagon floats 5/24 – Pancakes, juice/ D. upon the recommendation of it organization whose mis- Boy Scouts of America, who Parade of Nations. In groups, through the hallways for oth- fruit, milk the Superintendent and WTPE Prin- sion is to empower Latinos will provide workshops for cipal, to offer Matthew Wilhelm a and the community at-large boys. Perrysburg Heights students researched a country er elementary students to see. Paulding Elementary – one-year contract as a WTPE teacher Lunch: for the 2016-2017 school year, with through supportive services, Community Center, L. placement on the salary schedule to be 5/18 – French toast, sau- education and advocacy for Hollingworth School for the WAYNE TRACE JR/SR HIGH Plus: Chef salad, Pizza sub or determined; sage, oven potatoes, tomato E. upon the recommendation of children and families. Talented and Gifted and the BREAKFAST & LUNCH Cheeseburger sandwich w/ juice, fruit, milk the Superintendent and JH/HS Princi- Research overwhelmingly East Toledo Family Center salad bar pal, to offer a one-year contract begin- MENUS 5/18 – 5/24 5/19 – Cook’s choice ning with the 2016-2017 school year to affirms that girls benefit- im are assisting with recruit- 5/23 – Cook’s choice; 5/20 – Pizza, salad, fr. veg., the following certified personnel: mensely from time spent out- ment. • Dave Alt (approximately 45 days) Breakfast: PLUS: Chef salad, Pizza sub Sherbet, fruit, milk doors. According to a recent Vive tu Vida Camp is or Grilled chicken sandwich F. upon the recommendation of 5/18 – Mini pancakes, sau- 5/23 – Field Day; Sack the Superintendent and Principals, study by the Girl Scout Re- scheduled for June 28-30, sage, juice/fruit, milk w/salad bar lunch available to offer two-year contracts beginning search Institute, More Than 2016, at Girl Scout Camp 5/24 – Cook’s choice; with the 2016-2017 school year to the 5/19 – Cheese omelet/ 5/24 – Cook’s choice following certified personnel: Chris- S’mores, girls who regularly Libbey in Defiance, OH. toast, juice/fruit, milk PLUS: Chef salad, Pizza sub Oakwood Elementary – ten Bauer, Elizabeth Becker, Rachael spend time outdoors more To learn more about Vive McCroskey, Kaleb O’Donnell, Kylee 5/20 – Cinnamon roll, or Breaded chicken sandwich Breakfast: readily seek challenges, are tu Vida Camp , contact Joyce w/ salad bar Ondrus, Katherine Scarbrough, Mau- juice/fruit, milk 5/18 – Breakfast burrito, reen Sorensen, Angela Stokes, Marta better problem solvers, and Rhodes at 567.225.3546 or 5/23 – Sausage pizza, juice/ 5/25 – Cook’s choice; juice/fruit, milk Wilder eclipse their peers who spend [email protected]. PLUS: Chef salad, Pizza sub G. upon the recommendation of fruit, milk 5/19 – Breakfast pizza, the Superintendent and Principals, less time outdoors in envi- Find out more about Girl 5/24 – Egg/cheese muffin, or Pretzel w/cheese w/salad juice/fruit , milk to offer three-year contracts begin- ronmental stewardship —all Scout camp at gswo.org/ bar ning with the 2016-2017 school year important traits in twen- camp and how to join at juice/fruit, milk 5/20 – Assorted cereals, to the following certified personnel: 5/25 – Mini pancakes, sau- juice/fruit, milk Allyssa Alvarez, Shawn Gerber, Lori ty-first century leadership. gswo.org/join or by calling sage, juice/fruit, milk WT PAYNE, GH & DIVINE Heiby, Kara Kelly, Alexis Short, Anne Outdoor experiences are 888.350.5090 or emailing 5/23 – Yogurt, goldfish, Wieland Lunch: MERCY SCHOOLS BREAK- juice/fruit, milk H. upon the recommendation of also particularly beneficial [email protected]. 5/18 – Cook’s choice; Plus: FAST & LUNCH MENUS 5/24 – Warm cinn. roll, the Superintendent and Principals, to offer two-year contracts beginning Q. to accept the resignation of Me- journ to executive session for the pur- Chef salad, Pizza sub or Pret- 5/18 – 5/24 fruit/juice, milk with the 2016-2017 school year to the lissa LaBounty as a teacher, effective at pose of considering the employment zel w/cheese w/salad bar Oakwood Elementary – following classified personnel: Kelvin the end of the 2015-2016 school year. of an employee of the School District.” 5/19 – Cook’s choice; Davis, Jay Lamb, Julanne Molitor, Ka- S. to accept the resignation of Roll call vote: Mr. Duane Sinn, Breakfast: Lunch: tie Stoller, Lisa Worden, Dawn Wright Heather Hatcher as a teacher, effec- Mrs. Lisa McClure, Mr. Pat Baumle, Plus: Chef salad, Pizza sub or 5/18 – Mini pancakes/sau- 5/18 – Pepperoni cheese, I. to commend Miss Sharon Spin- tive at the end of the 2015-2016 school and Mr. Perry Sinn, aye. Nay, none. Breaded chicken sandwich w/ bread stick, marinara sauce, ner, Mrs. Joni Wenninger, and the HS year. Board in executive session sage, fruit, milk band for earning a superior rating at T. upon the recommendation of 8:40 p.m. Regular session called salad bar 5/19 – Cheese omelet/ green beans, fruit, milk this year’s OMEA regional music con- the Superintendent and WTPE Prin- back to order. 5/20 – Pepperoni piz- toast, fruit, milk 5/19 – Mini pancakes wg., test; our band will compete in the state cipal, to offer Rachel Rager a one-year Motion by Mr. Perry Sinn; sec- za, romaine lettuce salad w/ competition the weekend of April 30. contract as a WTPE paraprofessional, onded by Mrs. Lisa McClure 5/20 – Mini cinnamon/ap- sausage patty, celery stix, car- HS choir was recognized for earning with placement on the salary schedule I. upon the recommendation of dressing, green beans, assort- ple bosco stick, fruit, milk rot stix, fruit, milk an excellent rating at this same com- to be determined; the Superintendent, JH/HS Princi- ed canned and fresh fruit; 5/20 – Wg. cheese pizza, petition; U. upon the recommendation of pal, and Athletic Director, to approve 5/23 – Ham/cheese rip- J. to commend Miss Joni Klop- the Superintendent and WTGH Prin- Mike Speice as head football coach for green beans, carrot stix, fruit, fenstein, Mrs. Heather Hatcher, se- cipal, to offer Camilla Kline a one-year the 2016-2017 school year; milk nior Scott Wenninger, junior Brooke contract as the four-hour cook/cashier Roll call vote: Mr. Perry Sinn, Lelonek, and the WT National Honor at WTGH, with placement on the sala- Mrs. Lisa McClure, Mr. Pat Baumle, ® 5/23 – Chicken strips, wg. Society for hosting a highly-successful ry schedule to be determined. and Mr. Duane Sinn, aye. Nay, none. bread, peas, celery stix, fruit, fund-raiser on April 9, with proceeds *Before we pass the consent reso- Motion passed. YANKEE CANDLE milk benefiting the family of Wayne Trace lution, are there any items you would Adjournment: alumnus Tim West; like to move from the consent agenda Motion by Mrs. Lisa McClure; Th e Gift of Home Fragrancing™ 5/24 – Hot dog, wg. bun, K. upon the recommendation of to the discussion agenda for further seconded by Mr. Perry Sinn corn, carrot stix, fruit, milk the Superintendent and JH/HS Prin- discussion and/or for separate voting to adjourn the meeting. All in fa- cipal to approve an overnight trip purposes? vor. Meeting adjourned. for invited FFA members to the FFA Roll call vote: Mr. Perry Sinn, Mr. A special board meeting has been WAYNE TRACE LOCAL State Convention in Columbus, OH, Duane Sinn, Mr. Pat Baumle, and Mrs. scheduled for April 25, 2016 at 6:30 Stop in! SCHOOL BOARD MEETING on May 5-6, 2016; Lisa McClure, aye. Nay, none. Motion a.m. to discuss the employment of cer- $ 99 L. to approve the list of seniors for passed. tified personnel. MEDIUM JAR...... 14 MINUTES 4/21/16 graduation on May 29, 2016, as pre- Executive Session The next regular meeting will sented by Mr. Phil Nofziger and Mrs. 6:44 p.m. Motion by Mr. Duane be May 19, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. in the $ 99 Sarah Franz, contingent upon com- Sinn; seconded by Mrs. Lisa McClure Wayne Trace Local High School Lec- LARGE JAR...... The Wayne Trace Local SChool pleting all graduation requirements. “Pursuant to Ohio Revised Code ture Room. 17 District Board of Education met in M. upon the recommendation of Section 121.22(G)(1), a motion to ad- regular session on April 21, 2016 at the Superintendent and NEOLA rep- America’s best candle™ 6:00 p.m. in the Wayne Trace Local resentative, to modify several school love d High School Lecture Room. board policies to reflect changes in The following members were state and federal laws; LOCAL TRUCK & TRAILER SERVICE MAY: LINENDRIED COTTON present: Mr. Pat Baumle, Mrs. Lisa N. upon the recommendation of McClure, Mr. Duane Sinn, Mr. Perry the Superintendent and Treasurer, to Sinn; Absent: Mr. Dick Swary ComeCCmome visit us for the only candles that are Famous for Fragrance.™ approve the guidelines and agreement The Pledge of Allegiance was re- form for use of school facilities; cited. LOGISTICIZE LTD. O. to acknowledge the 20-year Tax TYT of the Month! Roll Call was taken by Treasurer, Increment Financing between Ben- 861 E. Perry St., Paulding, OH • 419-399-3900 x4 Lori Davis. ton Township, Willow Tree Pork, Beanie Boo Correspondence, Recognition of LLC, with the property located at tract Guests, Hearing of the Public* Parcel ID #03-26S-003-00, and the *Thirty minutes of public partici- Truck - Trailer “Waddles” Wayne Trace Local School District. pation will be permitted. Each person The School hereby waives compli- Repair & Service Special Beanie Boos: $4.00-$8.00 addressing the Board will give their ance with the notice requirements of name and address. If several people Sections 5709.73 and 5709.83 of the wish to speak, each person will be al- Ohio Revised Code, but solely with Repairs - Scheduled Services lotted 3 minutes until the total of 30 the respect to the Real Property Im- minutes is used. During that period provements and to agree to payments Computer Diagnostics no person may speak twice until all in lieu of taxes equal to 15% of the Real who desire to speak have the opportu- Property Improvements while the Tax AC Service - Road Repairs nity to do so. Increment Financing is in effect; *All statements should be directed P. to acknowledge the 20-year Tax Truck Tires - Truck Parts to the presiding officer; no person may Increment Financing between Benton address or question Board members Township, Willow Tree Pork, LLC, individually. with the property located at tract Guests: Parcel ID #03-26S-003-01, and the Michael Wehrkamp, Candidate Wayne Trace Local School District. for Paulding County Probate/Juvenile The School hereby waives compli- Certi ed Judge WE ACCEPT ance with the notice requirements of Technicians Report of the Treasurer: Sections 5709.73 and 5709.83 of the YANKEE Consent Agenda Items: Ohio Revised Code, but solely with Monday - Friday, 7AM to 6PM • Saturday 7AM to 12PM One resolution passed by the the respect to the Real Property Im- CANDLE Board to approve the following con- provements and to agree to payments Call 419-399-3900 x7 or stop in @ sent agenda items: in lieu of taxes equal to 15% of the Real 861 E. Perry St., Paulding, OH COUPONS! Motion by: Mr. Duane Sinn; sec- Property Improvements while the Tax onded by Mrs. Lisa McClure, Increment Financing is in effect. (the old John Deere Store on Rt. 127) A. to approve the minutes of the PAGE 8 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] (Continued from Page 1) ers, and spending time with winning the John Phillip tend IPFW to earn a Bache- it infuses both space and en- a very thought-provoking and the weather permits. For his family and friends. Sousa Award at her final high lor’s degree in Nursing. She gineering.” statement about his choice of most memorable moments, school band concert. states that she wants to help Devin’s activities and ac- vocation and school, “While Emily had this to say, “My Commencement exercis- others and give back. Her complishments include Stu- I thought about those people most memorable high school es will take place in the high extracurricular activities dents Against Destructive that impacted my life and experience was going to Dis- school gym at 2:00 p.m. on are cheerleading. Decisions, President; Key the people that tragically left ney with the band and choir, Sunday, May 22, 2016. Cheyenne commented Club, Vice President; Nation- this world without a reason Junior year. It was fun spend- Heritage Jr/Sr High School about her high school expe- al Honor Society; Student of my understanding, left me ing a whole week with my rience, and about how she Council; CANstruction. He to ponder my life and what I friends in Florida and march- felt that it was coming to a earned the National Merit would offer this world. I con- ing down the middle of Magic close, “It’s bittersweet. I have Scholar, Rensselaer Math and tinued to research the field of Kingdom.” Science Award, and Soccer science specifically as it per- had fun and made many All‐State Academic. tained to the heart. During memories.” She enjoys bike Other hobbies Devin has the process of research, I riding on nature trails and been involved in are Momen- met a leader in the cardiolo- shopping. Her parents are tum Youth Group, Soccer, gy field and was further in- Shawn and Tamara Peden. Foot golf, and beating my trigued. I had the pleasure of Commencement exercis- friends in FIFA 16. interviewing him when I was Jenna Wilson has been es will be at the high school “Overall, I have enjoyed 14 and was also fortunate to named Salutatorian of the on Saturday, June 4, 2016 at my time in high school. I have observe him in the operating Class of 2016 with a 3.986 2:00 p.m. been involved in many clubs room during my internship at GPA. She is the daughter New Haven High School and activities, and I have Lutheran Hospital four years of Tony and Kathy Wilson. made some of my best friends later. It is with that thinking Jenna plans to attend Trine and memories this way. Even as well as research and well University for Mechanical though I worked hard to have placed opportunities that I Engineering because, “I have Lillian Castleman has been good grades, I still had time desire to pursue my passion always been fascinated with named Valedictorian for the to go out and have fun. High to be a cardiothoracic sur- how machines work and I felt Class of 2016 with a 4.0 GPA. school has been the best years geon.” this degree would be a good She will be attending the Ball of my life, and I find it hard Throughout his high fit for this interest. State University. She plans to to believe that my four years school career, Owen has been Jarrison Steiner has been Jenna was involved in var- be a teacher simply because, “I have come to a close,” com- a part of Student Council named Co-Valedictorian sity golf, marching, concert love working with children.” mented Devin. (President), Principal’s Ad- of the Class of 2016. He has and jazz band, Quiz Bowl, Some of her activities and Devin’s parents are Scott visory Cabinet (Senior Lead- earned a 4.0 GPA during his stage crew for musicals, NHS, honors include Volleyball, Na- and Diane Dubbelde er), National Honor Society, high school career. His par- and library FTA. She has also tional Honors Society, Student Wrestling, Baseball, Peer ents are Bryce and Angel been involved as a volunteer Council, Prom Committee, Mentoring He has also volun- Steiner. He plans to attend at Buckeye Samoyed Rescue, LEARN program, Presidential teered at Lutheran Hospital IPFW majoring in Computer Vancrest, been a member of Scholarship, Principal’s list, & Indiana Physical Therapy, Science. He would like to then the Antwerp Community Scholar Athlete of the week, is a Referee for various youth apply for Indiana University Band, Y Disciple, and UWPC Perfect Attendance, Academ- sports. Recognitions belong- Medical School. junior board. ic All‐State, Ronald and Joan ing to Owen include 2x First During high school, Jarri- Awards, recognitions and Venderly Scholarship. Hob- Devin Dubbelde has been Team Academic All-State, son has been involved in the scholarships that Jenna has bies she enjoys are volleyball, named Valedictorian of the 2x 21 Alive Student Athlete STS program and NHS. Oth- earned include Antwerp Ac- spending time with family and Class of 2016 with a 12.2 GPA. of the Week, Presidential er awards and recognitions ademic A, Presidential Aca- friends, shopping, babysitting, He plans to attend Purdue Scholarship through Wabash include course achievement demic, Rotary Award, Four and watching sports games. University to major in Aero- College, Finalist for the Lil- awards for biology, statistics, Year Letter Winner – Golf, Commenting on insights space Engineering. He com- ly Grant at Wabash College, world history, English, alge- Most Improved Golfer, Most she would like to pass on about ments, “My passion for space earned a general scholarship bra, geometry, and econom- Improved Band Member, high school, she states, “I had and flight has always been ex- during Honors Scholarship ics, 3-year academic excel- John Phillip Sousa Award, a great group of friends who istent. Even as a small child, Owen Doster has been Weekend at Wabash College, lence award, and the perfect winner of Youth Nations at helped me have the best high I always fantasized about be- named Salutatorian of the Indiana State Wresting As- attendance award (11-12, 13- University of Toledo. She has school experience possible.” coming an astronaut. I had Class of 2016 with a 11.7 GPA. sociation Scholarship, Wres- 14). also earned Trine Universi- Lillian is the daughter of aspirations of becoming the He has plans to attend Wa- tling State Qualifier at 126lbs. He also has been an em- ty Merit Award, Trine Mu- Mike and Michelle Castleman first man on Mars. I decided bash College to major in Pre‐ in 2015, and Wrestling State ployee of his family’s busi- sic Participation Award, and to pursue this degree because Medicine (Biology). He gives Place winner (5th) at 132lbs. ness, West Bend Printing & Trine Valedictorian/Salutato- Publishing, Inc., working in rian Award. print production and taking Jenna has several hobbies sports photography for the and interests – reading, puz- MondayM - Saturday: 9am - 8pm newspaper. His hobbies in- zles, trivia, golf, music, and clude photography, comput- dogs. Her most memorable Sunday: 9am - 6pm high school experience was 442244 Bull Rapids Rd. • Woodburn, IN ndae of the Mon 260-632-1110 Su th SALE PRICES FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 16-22 Cheyenne Peden has been named Salutatorian $ /ea Savory Onion $ /lb 421 W. River St, Antwerp, OH • 419-258-4311 of the Class of 2016 with a Filet Kabobs 5.49 4.99 Hours: Mon.-Sat., 11AM-9PM (Closed Sundays) 11.84 GPA. She plans to at- Cheese

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Wakeboarding & other wa- advertisements will be performed at the high learning how nutrition affects hurdles Prior to the ribbon cut- ter sports, going to the lake, During high school, school at 10:00 a.m. on Satur- health and wants to help others Boys GMC team results: ting, a proclamation was hanging out with my friends, Mitchell has been involved in day, June 4, 2016. understand this as well. 1st Fairview 141; 2nd Ed- read by Ryan Dilworth, a playing Yugioh cards, going Football and National Honor Wayne Trace Jr/Sr High Among her awards and gerton 88; 3rd Wayne Trace field representative from U.S. to concerts, working out, be- Society. His accomplishments School achievements, Brianna has 81.50; 4th Tinora 65; 5th Representative Bob Gibbs’ of- ing surrounded by the people include Football Academic earned first honors, varsity Ayersville 60; 6th Hicksville fice. The proclamation read that mean the most to him. All‐State, IFCA Top 50 All‐ letter (basketball and track), 49; 7th Antwerp 26.50; 8th that the Grand’s location in Anatomy Departmental Holgate 13 downtown Mount Vernon Looking back and glean- State, St. Clare’s Scholarship, Award, world history depart- ing about the insights of high and Athletic Scholarship for Boys first place finishers: provides a new home for vis- mental award, Presidential 4x800 Relay – Carpenter, itors from the state and all school, Owen had this to say, Football. His hobbies are Scholarship, Academic Excel- “High school is all about what sports and youth group. Johnson, Midgett, Kolb; Sliter across the nation, and that lence Scholarship, and Natural – 100 meters; Johnson – 800 the state of Ohio is “grateful you make of it. For me, I got Mitchell has these insights and Applied Sciences Award. involved and connected and about high school, “Fun and Her hobbies include read- meters for the reinvestment into the high school was a breeze. challenging, but pays off in ing, spending time with family Fairview defeated Pauld- city of Mount Vernon and its I enjoyed memories with the end.” and friends, working with cute ing in the Sectional Finals to downtown.” my friends, and lots of fun Mitchell is the son of little spotted pigs, animals, and advance to the districts on After the ceremony the through the sports I played Tanya Reed and Kevin Van- sewing. Her most memorable May 19 of this week against community was invited in and the clubs that I got in- Brocklin. high school experiences were Archbold at 2:00 at Defiance to the Grand for tours of the volved with. It was very im- spring musicals, and attending College. Archbold defeated suites, rooms, and banquet portant for me to compete the state tournaments for boys the Apaches the first time that spaces, along with hors d’oeu- on a high level not only on basketball and football. they played, but they have vres and a chance to win priz- the playing field but also in Brianna is the daughter of improved much since then es. the class room. Being a hard Gary and Paulette Sinn. which should bring about a Justin Bauer, Director of worker was another thing Scott Wenninger has been Commencement exercises good game. Sales and Marketing at The that contributed to the ease of named Co-Valedictorian of the will be on Sunday, May 29, 2016 Fairview then defeated Mount Vernon Grand Hotel, high school and also the fun Class of 2016 with a 4.0 GPA. at 2:30 p.m. in the high school. Continental on Saturday, May said there were approximate- of it.” He plans to attend The Ohio 14, in a double header 12-2 ly 800 visitors during Friday His parents are Dave and State University to study Bio- PAULDING WINS AGAINST and 14-1. Cooper got his first night’s festivities. Kim Doster. medical Engineering. This field ALLEN EAST varsity win on the mound as For more information vis- Commencement exercises is expanding and he wants to the Apaches improved to 17-6 it www.mountvernongrand. will take place at 7:00 p.m. help with research and devel- Allen East – 0 0 0 0 0 0 0=0 on the season. com, or call 1-844-700-1717. on Wednesday, June 1, 2016 opment for new prostheses and Paulding – 0 3 0 0 0 0 x=3 The Mount Vernon Grand RIBBON CUTTING CEREMO- Hotel can also be found on at the Allen County War Me- medicines to cure injuries and Paulding scorers: Johanns Facebook and Instagram. The morial Coliseum. diseases. 1, McGarvey 1, Miller 1 NY HELD AT THE MOUNT Mount Vernon Grand Hotel Woodlan Jr/Sr High School During high school, Scott Losing pitcher: Newland VERNON GRAND HOTEL was involved in football, track, (6 innings, 3 hits, 3 runs, 1 is owned by MVNU Manage- band, choir, spring musical, ment, LLC, a wholly-owned Kenzie Salzbrenner has strikeout) A ribbon cutting ceremo- robotics, student council, and ny for The Mount Vernon subsidiary of Mount Vernon been named as Salutatorian National Honor Society. He Winning pitcher: Egnor (7 innings, 1 hit, 0 runs, 11 Grand Hotel was held Fri- Nazarene University; and op- of the Class of 2016 with an earned many awards including erated by CUSA LLC. 11.73 GPA. She plans to at- valedictorian, first honors, de- strikeouts) day evening in downtown Mount Vernon to inaugurate Mount Vernon Nazarene tend the University of India- partment awards – geometry, University is a private, four- LADY PANTHERS COME the opening of the hotel to napolis to pursue a degree in chemistry, algebra II, physics, year, intentionally Christian Psychology for Occupational advanced math, is a National HOME WITH A LOSS the general public. Hosted by the Knox County Cham- teaching university for tradi- Therapy. “I chose this field of Merit Commended Scholar, tional age students, graduate study because I want to make earned the Maximus Schol- Paulding – 0 0 0 0 0 0 1=1 ber of Commerce and Am- bassadors, the ceremonial students and working adults. a difference in the lives of arship (OSU), and the OSU Crestview – 0 1 0 0 0 0 1=2 With a 327-acre main campus those with physical or mental Alumni Scholarship. Paulding scorers: An- red ribbon was cut by Mount Vernon Nazarene University in Mount Vernon, Ohio, and disabilities,” comments Salz- Outside of school, Scott is drews 1 several convenient Graduate brenner. involved in his church youth Crestview scorers: Millay President Henry Spaulding. “I’ve been waiting for this and Professional Studies lo- Some of Kenzie’s high group, Honors band, All-State 1, Guest 1 for about two years, and I’m cations throughout the state, school activities are volley- honors band, spending time Winning pitcher: Manz happy to say that The Mount MVNU emphasizes academic ball, Basketball, Softball, with his friends, and volunteer- (6.67 innings, 8 hits, 2 runs, 0 ing. Vernon Grand Hotel is open excellence, spiritual growth National Honor Society strikeouts) and service to community Mitchell VanBrocklin has President, Student Council When asked about his most for business, and has been memorable high school expe- Losing pitcher: Preston for a while. We’re happy to and church. MVNU offers an been named Valedictorian President, Class of 2016 Pres- rience, Scott commented, “My (7 innings, 6 hits, 1 run, 9 affordable education to more for Woodlan High School of ident, Prom Committee, be a part of this community most memorable high school strikeouts) and we feel that this hotel is than 2,200 students from 29 the Class of 2016. He earned Women’s Ensemble Choir, experience is when the football states and 12 countries/U.S. an 11.89 GPA. His plan to is Campus Life, Special Educa- a sign of the kind of partner- team went to the State cham- FAIRVIEW HIGH SCHOOL ship that is possible between territories. attend Marian University and tion intern, St. Paul Lutheran pionship. Being able to spend ATHLETIC RESULTS Youth Group. Some of her time with my friends and team-

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Bring your resume and apply in person at: PolyOne Everyday LOW PRICES 925 West Gasser Road -Buy Direct From the Grower!- Paulding, Ohio CASH OR CHECK PAYMENTS ONLY PolyOne is an EOE/M/F/D/V PAGE 10 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] inal Justice – Carlos Sanchez; Scorers of the Game: 2016 ZACHARY AREND SCHOLARSHIP 2015-16 ANTWERP HIGH SCHOOL Spanish I – Austin Chirgwin; DJ – Hartsock 1 AWARDS CEREMONY Spanish II – Emilee Phillips; Paulding – Beck 1, Manz RECIPIENTS Spanish III – Jaime Ryan; 2, Dominique 1, Trausch 1, Spanish III – Emily Butzin; Lucas 1, Arellano 2 STS – Matthew Dooley, Aar- Losing pitcher: Thompson on O’Donnell; Computer Sci- (6 innings, 11 hits, 9 runs, 3 ence I – Joshua Ehlinger strikeouts) Academic Achievement Winning pitcher: Manz Awards: Seniors – Sidney (7 innings, 2 hits, 1 run, 10 Barnhouse, Erik Buchan, strikeouts) Serena Drake, Brooke Gerig, Taylor Kochenour, Kirsten DIVISION IV SECTIONAL Price, Iann Roebel, Austin SOFTBALL AT WAYNE Wendt TRACE Juniors – Mariah Elkins, Marissa Elkins, Becca Jo- Division IV Sectional hanns, Trey Mills, Hunter Softball took place at Wayne Noel, Brandon Pendergrast, Trace with Wayne Trace los- Arron Romero ing to Lincolnview, 6-2. Sophomores – Riley Mc- Score by the Inning: Alexander, Ashley Miller, Lincolnview – 4 1 0 0 0 1 Jonathon Pendergrast, Dylan 0=6; 15H, 1E Annie Miesle receives the Yearbook award from Advisor Peters, Megaen Price, Kort- Wayne Trace – 2 0 0 0 0 0 Amy Sorrell. Annie participated at many events taking pic- ney Smith, Kylee Trauterman, 0=2; 8H, 1E tures throughout the year for the memories stored in the an- Rachel Williamson Winning Pitcher – Ash- nual publication. Freshmen – Keaton Alti- baugh (7 innings, 8 hits, On Tuesday, May 10, the Braaten, Sam Williamson, mus, Kobe Dunderman, Gene 2 runs, 2 earned runs, 4 Antwerp High School pre- Beth Hawley, Audrie Lon- Garrett, Aubree Rager, Alay- strikeouts, 2 walks) sented students with awards gardner,Kiana Recker, Paige na Ryan, Ty Rebber Losing Pitcher – Crosby and scholarships earned for Rebbber, Jenna Wilson, Blaire Academic Excellence (7 innings, 15 hits, 6 runs, 5 the 2015-16 school year. Rebber, Erik Buchan, Jeffrey Awards & Academic A’s: earned runs, 8 strikeouts, 0 Principal’s Leadership Coleman, Josh Longardner Seniors – Mikayla Boesch, walks) Award: Aaron O’Donnell Students of the Month: Jeffrey Coleman, Domino Scorers of the Game: The Ryan Family Foun- September – Emily Derck; Daugherty, Emily Derck, Lincolnview – Brant dation Scholarships: $2,000 October – Jenna Wilson; No- Elizabeth Hawley, Audrie (single, double, home run, scholarship to BGSU – Annie vember – Annie Miesle; De- Longardner, Joshua Lon- three runs, one RBI), Ash- Miesle; $1,500 scholarships cember – Aaron O’Donnell; gardner, Anne Miesle, Aaron baugh (three singles, one – Mikayla Boesch and Jenna January – Sam Williamson; O’Donnell, Blaire Rebber, run), Miller (two doubles, Wilson February – Elizabeth Haw- Paige Rebber, Kiana Recker, one run, three runs batted The Bruckart Family ley; March – Brittany Smith; Jarrison Steiner, Jacob Sukup, in), Looser (single, home Scholarships – Sidney Barn- April – Audrie Longardner Samuel Williamson, Jenna run, two runs batted in, one house, Elizabeth Hawley, Ki- Perfect Attendance: Wilson run), Taylor (single, double), ana Recker Seniors – Aaron O’Don- Juniors – Emma Butzin, Davis (two singles) Miller Antwerp Rotary Scholar- nell; Juniors – RJ Duffey; Carley DeLong, Matthew (single) Damon Egnor and Alex Arellano are the recipients of the ship: Sam Williamson, Erik Sophomores – Joey Craig, Dooley, Joshua Ehlinger, Wayne Trace – Thrasher 2016 Zachary Arend Scholarship awarded at Paulding High Buchan, Mikayla Boesch Jonathon Pendergrast; Fresh- Evan Hilton, Erica Mey- (two singles, run), Critten School. Jacobs Trust Scholarship men – Levi Craig, Charity er, Emilee Phillips, Hanna (single, run), Zartman (two – Mikayla Boesch Roebel, Jared Sukup, Joshua Richey, Jaime Ryan, Hannah singles, one run batted in), J.P. Crain Scholarships – Sukup Schneider, Hayden Spryn, Wright (single), Moore (sin- ARCHERS FINISH SEASON AT Sidney Barnhouse, Mikayla Academic Content Maggie Wilson gle), Parrish (single) Boesch, Erik Buchan, Emily Awards: Sophomores – Kaylee Ben- SECTIONALS Derck, Elizabeth Hawley, Au- English I – Iris Sorrell; En- nett, Kaitlin Clevinger, Brian FOOTBALL COURSE OF- Geyer, Brooke Hatlevig, Alex- drie Longardner, Joshua Lon- glish II – Callie Perry; English FERED BY 5TH DISTRICT gardner, Kiana Recker, Jenna III – Jarrison Steiner; AP En- andra Hindenlang, Brandon Wilson glish – Annie Miesle; Year- Laney, Amelia Miller, Callie Perry, Joshua Poulson This course is mandatory Parent Employment book – Annie Miesle; Broad- for anyone interested in be- Scholarships – Sam William- casting – Brittany Smith; Freshmen – Ashton Barn- house, Kendall Billman, coming a registered football son, Aaron O’Donnell Applied Algebra – Kolton official in Ohio. Paulding County Area Titus; Algebra I – Jon Leder- Adam Butzin, Kati Carr, Aus- tin Chirgwin, Jason Dunstan, The course will be: Foundation Scholarships – man, Brett Fulk; Algebra II – Thursday, July 21 and Fri- Emily Derck, Sam William- Alexandra Hindenlang; Ge- Brett Fulk, Kaitlyn Hamman, Jonathon Lederman, Nathan day, July 22, 6:00-9:00 p.m.; son ometry – Austin Chirgwin; Saturday, July 23, 8:00 a.m. Gen Fed Credit Union AP Statistics – Alexandra Lee, Aiden McAlexander, Charity Roebel, Jake Ryan, to 7:00 p.m. and Sunday, Scholarship – Mikayla Hindenlang; Pre-Calculus – July 24, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 Boesch Joshua Longardner; Calculus Iris Sorrell, Gage Speaks, Joel Steiner, Brayton Stuckey, Jar- p.m. and will be held at De- VFW Post 5087 Scholar- – Aaron O’Donnell; Biology fiance College (Dana Hall), ships – Kiana Recker, Josh I – Brett Fulk; Physical Sci- ed Sukup, and Joshua Sukup National Honors Society: 701 N. Clinton Street, Defi- Antwerp Junior Lindsay Bok slides safely back in to first af- Longardner, Erik Buchan, ence – John Meglich, Maegen ance, OH and Hicksville HS Sam Williamson Price; Chemistry – Iris Sor- Seniors – Mikayla Boesch, ter leading off. More pictures at westbendnews.net Jeffrey Coleman, Emily Der- (Saturday only). Jean Detmon Book Schol- rell, Alexandra Hindenlang; The course will cover Sectional game Antwerp singles; Ashbaugh single dbl arship – Erik Buchan, Sidney Environmental Science – ck, Elizabeth Hawley, Taylor Kochenour, Audrie Longard- rules in a classroom set- softball lost to Lincolnview 6 4 rbi; Miller single; Taylor 3 Barnhouse, Emily Derck, Jef- Sam Williamson; Anatomy – ting, as well as on-field to 1. Antwerp scored in the singles frey Coleman, Aaron O’Don- Emilee Phillips, Hunter Noel; ner, Joshua Longardner, Anne Miesle, Aaron O’Donnell, application of mechanics. 3rd. Antwerp – Derck dbl; nell, Jenna Wilson, Annie Physics – Matthew Dooley; Upon full completion of the Score by the Inning: Barnhouse single; Bok single Miesle, Paige Rebber World History – Brett Fulk; Kirsten Price, Blaire Rebber, Paige Rebber, Kiana Recker, course and successful pas- Lincolnview – 0 0 1 1 0 4 Pitching: Roger Brown Memorial American History – Callie sage of an approved OHSAA 0=6 Lincolnview – Ashbaugh Scholarship – Alex Zartman Perry; American Govern- Jarrison Steiner, Samuel Wil- liamson, and Jenna Wilson. online examination, you Antwerp – 0 0 1 0 0 0 0=1 (3 hits 9 strikeouts) Antwerp Education As- ment – Matthew Dooley, will be certified as a Class II Batting: Antwerp – Braaten (4 sociation Book Scholarship Jaime Ryan; Economics – Juniors – Emily Butzin, Carley DeLong, Matthew registered official with the Lincolnview – Brant 2 strikeouts 8 hits) – Annie Miesle, Mikayla Jarrison Steiner; AP Psychol- Ohio High School Athletic Boesch, Emily Derck, Avery ogy – Emilee Phillips; Crim- Dooley, Joshua Ehlinger, Evan Hilton, Erica Meyer, Emilee Association. 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Cell: 419-786-0889 F Paulding – 4 1 0 2 0 2 x=9; words or less and only $.15 for [email protected] Business: 419-399-2555 11H, 1E each additional word. West Bend News • 419-258-2000 PAGE 11 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] Harpel Victoria Bradford HONOR FLIGHT CREDITS FOUNDER HONOR FLIGHT DONATIONS Insource Technologies, Art Awards – Destiny Inc. Scholarship – Allison Dangler-Reed, Leigha Flores, Harpel Brenna Schmidt Dr. Bruce Atkinson Schol- Drama Production arship – Jordan Shull Awards – Victoria Bradford, Russell Bauer Scholar- Kasandra Cogswell, Angelicia ships – Alex Arellano, Jaycie Escalera, Kelsey Hale, Taylor Varner Jackman, Tori Johanns, Ka- Virgil Cooper Scholar- cie Karlstadt, Emilee Ring- ships – Lucas Arend, Brandon ler, Kristen Schilt, Brenna Lothamer, Branson Minck, Schmidt, Taylor Schooley, Cullen Wenzlick, Drayson Jordan Shull, Michelle Young Wenzlick Engineering Team 1st Picture: H.E. Orr employees in Paulding, Ohio recently JP Crain Scholarships Awards – Lucas Arend, Zach- held a free will donation cook out to raise money for Pauld- – Alex Arellano, Victoria ary Buchman, Damon Egnor, Honor Flight Northeast Fighter Wing at 6:00 a.m. ing Putnam Electric’s Honor Flight Fundraiser. The com- Bradford, Audrey Durham, Allison Harpel, Jarrett Sitton Indiana (HFNEI) will make with take-off projected to be pany matched what the employees raised and also donated Kynsie Etzler, Sam Ladd, Tay- Science Olympiad Awards its 20th flight to Washing- at 8:30 a.m. Returning home, an extra $500. The total donated was $1510.00. Pictured L lor Manz, Branson Minck, – Victoria Bradford, Alli- ton D.C. on Wednesday, May the community is encouraged to R from H.E. ORR (Donna Garman, Greg Johnson, Mike Taylor Schooley, Jordan Shull, son Harpel, Taylor Manz, 25th. to patriotically welcome the Mapes, Lisa Roemer, and Alice Dunham.) Drayson Wenzlick Matthew Martinez, Victoria This flight isn’t solely veterans in the Main Termi- Iris Gallagher Scholar- Meadows, Megan Reineck about the 83 deserving Vet- nal of the Fort Wayne Inter- ships – Kynsie Etzler, Jordan Science Fair Participants erans who are scheduled to national Airport the evening Shull – Taylor Jackman, Brenna participate. Flight #20 is also of May 25. Return time is Gorman Family Trusts Schmidt dedicated to Laura Carrico, tentative, but expected to be Scholarships – Lucas Ar- Quiz Bowl – Kasandra the founder of Honor Flight at approximately 8:30 p.m. end, Victoria Bradford, Ka- Cogswell, Allison Harpel, Northeast Indiana. It has More information regarding cie Karlstadt, Taylor Manz, Kacie Karlstadt, Bailey Mey- been affectionately dubbed the public’s participation and Matthew Martinez, Megan er, Emilee Ringler, Jarrett the “Because of Laura” flight return timing will be shared Reineck, Jordan Shull Sitton and will pay tribute to Laura on the group’s Facebook page Ira Hamman Scholar- Spanish IV Awards – and the original five board at HFNEI. ships – Kasandra Cogswell, Kasandra Cogswell, Kynsie members, who with her lead- 95% of all donations go Jowaine Grimes Etzler, Megan Fife, Jowaine ership, brought about the first directly towards the veterans’ Jacob Scholarships – Alli- Grimes, Kacie Karlstadt, flight on May 13, 2009. Since trips. Honor Flight NE Indi- son Harpel, Taylor Schooley, Kristen Schilt, Jordan Shull then, 1300 Veterans have ana, Inc. is a volunteer, non- Jordan Shull Americanism Awards – traveled to Washington D.C. profit, 501(c)3 organization. Lela McGuire JefferyLuke Jackson, Megan Reineck to reflect at the memorials Donations are tax deductible Scholarships – Lucas Ar- Peony Pageant Partici- built in their honor. There are to the full extent allowed by 2nd Picture: Paulding County Steering Committee donates end, Destiny Dangler-Reed, pant – Victoria Meadows several surprises in store for law. It is Honor Flight North- $500. to Paulding Putnam Electric Honor Flight Fundraiser. Jowaine Grimes, Brendon Lo- Sr. Panther Pride Award Laura and her board. east Indiana’s mission to act Pictured L to R: Matt Missler, Karen Saxton, (Paulding Co. thamer, Haley Porter, Jordan Scholarships – Victoria Brad- Currently, Flight #20 in- quickly to serve those who Steering Committee) & Erika Willitzer with Paulding Put- Shull ford, Drayson Wenzlick cludes 29 WWII, 53 Korean would still like to have the nam Electric. Jerald Rodriguez Me- Student Council/Class and one Viet Nam Veteran opportunity to see this me- morial Scholarships – Alex Officers – Student Council for a total of 83 Veterans, one morial that was built in their Arellano, Audrey Durham, Pres – Taylor Manz; Student of which is 96 years old. The honor before it is too late. Angelicia Escalera, Johna- Council Treas.-Emilee Ring- first flight for the hub in 2009 *Honor Flight Northeast thon Rose ler;, Student Council Mem- escorted 27 Veterans. Indiana Inc. is not endorsed Skyler Huth Memorial bers- Kristen Schilt, Taylor The veterans and volun- or funded by the Indiana Air Scholarships – Alex Arella- Schooley, Jarrett Sitton, Se- teer guardians will gather at National Guard. no, Corbin Edwards, Allison nior Class President – Emilee the 122nd Air National Guard www.newhavenbulletin.com Harpel Ringler, Vice Pres – Kristen Rosemary Young Book Schilt, Sec/Treas. – Taylor Taylor Manz, Victoria Brad- jobs to foreign outsourcing Scholarship – Kynsie Etzler Schooley, Officers – Taylor ford, Emilee Ringler following the passage of un- Janice Lipp Memorial Manz, Jarrett Sitton President’s Award for Ed- fair trade deals supported by Scholarship – Jordan Shull Exemplary Attendance 4 ucational Excellence – Alli- Senator Portman. Monroe Family Scholar- years – Nicholas Warnimont; son Harpel, Megan Reineck, “Rob Portman is the best ship – Taylor Schooley Perfect Attendance Sr. year Taylor Schooley, Lucas Arend, senator China’s ever had — Steel Dynamics, Inc – Allison Harpel, Nicholas Taylor Manz, Emilee Ringler, instead of protecting Ohio Victoria Bradford, Matthew workers, Portman has voted Award – Luke Jackson Warnimont; Excellent Atten- Martinez, Jordan Shull, Cul- at every turn for unfair, job Zachary H. Arend Me- dance 4 years – Allison Har- len Wenzlick, Jaycie Varner, killing trade deals that have 3rd Picture: Payne Elementary staff and students raised morial Scholarships – Alex pel, David McMichael, Alex Branson Minck Kasandra rocked our economy and sent $1000.00 toward the Paulding Putnam Electric Honor Flight Arellano, Damon Egnor Speiser, Drayson Wenzlick Cogswell, Darian Andrews, hundreds of thousands of Fundraiser. Students also made cards and letters for the Melrose Area Book Schol- National Honor Society Jarrett Sitton, Zachary Buch- good paying jobs overseas,” veterans to read upon returning home from their Honor arship – Matthew Martinez – Darian Andrews, Lucas man, Kacie Karlstadt, Damon said Ted Strickland. “These Flights. Pictured L to R: Principal Jody Dunham and PPEC Paulding United Method- Arend, Kelsey Beck, Victoria Egnor, Johnathon Rose, Lau- companies and the workers Employees Kendra Stoller and Annette Schreiner. ist Church – Victoria Mead- Bradford, Zachary Buchman, ren Johanns who lost their jobs are a pow- ows Kasandra Cogswell, Damon Valedictorian – Allison erful example of why we need Pepsi Cola Company Egnor, Kynsie Etzler, Na- Harpel; Salutatorian – Me- trade policies that put Ohio’s PAULDING HIGH SCHOOL PEVS Board/Adminis- Scholarships – Kynsie Et- than Gee, Allison Harpel, 2016 SENIOR AWARDS/ tration Scholarships - Alex gan Reineck interests first — and a Sen- zler, Branson Minck, Megan Lauren Johanns, Kacie Karl- Kiwanis Student of the ator who will actually fight SCHOLARSHIPS PROGRAM Arellano, Allison Har- Reineck stadt, Taylor Manz, Matthew pel, Taylor Manz, Megan Month Awards – Bailey for working people. In the GenFed Credit Union Martinez, Branson Minck, Meyer, Emilee Ringler, Alex U.S. Senate, I will continue Reineck, Taylor Schooley The Senior Awards Pro- Scholarship – Taylor School- Bridgett Moore, Haley Por- Arellano, Allison Harpel, opposing these unfair trade gram was held at Paulding Retired Teacher’s Assoc. ey ter, Megan Reineck, Emilee Taylor Schooley, Luke Jack- deals — and my Plan will re- High School on Tuesday, May Scholarship – Jordan Shull NUCOR Scholarship – Ringler, Johnathon Rose, son, Victoria Bradford, Dulce quire more transparency and 10, 2016. Oakwood Alumni Assoc. Lauren Johanns Taylor Schooley, Jordan Shull, Vasquez accountability to stop these The following awards and Scholarships - Alex Arellano, Gleaner Life Insurance Jarrett Sitton, Jaycie Varner, deals from being negotiated scholarships were given to the Audrey Durham Scholarship – Luke Jackson Cullen Wenzlick, Drayson STRICKLAND CONCLUDES behind closed doors by the Paulding County Hospi- Class of 2016: Paulding Football Par- Wenzlick ‘NO MORE TERRIBLE wealthy and well connected Oakwood Elementary tal Foundation Scholarship ents Scholarships – Branson National Merit Scholar – at Ohio’s expense. When it – Emilee Ringler TRADE DEALS’ STATEWIDE PTO Scholarships - Alex Minck, Jarrett Sitton Allison Harpel TOUR IN YOUNGSTOWN, comes to trade, Senator Port- Arellano, Jowaine Grimes, Paulding County Area PHS Scholar Athlete Honors Diploma – Darian man is pushing the agenda of CLEVELAND & AKRON Bridgett Moore, Haley Porter Foundation Scholarships – Awards – Lucas Arend, Kelsey Andrews, Lucas Arend, Vic- China, the Washington insid- Paulding Education As- Megan Reineck, Jordan Shull Beck, Zach Buchman, Bran- toria Bradford, Zachary Bu- ers and the wealthy special soc. Scholarships – Victoria Paulding Putnam Electric son Minck, Emilee Ringler, chman, Kasandra Cogswell, Ted Strickland concluded interests he serves — I’ll fight Bradford, Kynsie Etzler, Alli- Scholarship – Allison Harpel Jarrett Sitton; Archie Grif- Allison Harpel, Taylor Manz, his 3-day “No More Terrible for Ohio’s working people Trade Deals” statewide tour son Harpel, Matthew Marti- Lafarge Scholarship – Al- fin Sportsmanship Awards Matthew Martinez, Branson because that’s where I come with stops in Youngstown, lison Harpel – Alex Arellano, Kelsey Beck; Minck, Megan Reineck, John- from and that’s who I care nez, Taylor Schooley, Jordan Cleveland and Akron — Shull Systech Award – Allison OHSAA Scholar Athletes – athon Rose, Taylor Schooley, about.” highlighting the contrast be- In Youngstown, Strick- Lucas Arend, Victoria Brad- Jarrett Sitton, Jaycie Varner tween himself and Senator ford; NFHS Award of Excel- Seniors Graduating with land spoke outside the Park- McConnell Stump Removal Rob Portman on trade poli- er-Hannifin facility. An esti- lence – Samantha Meggison, Honors: 3.5 – 3.99 after 7 cy and protecting Ohio jobs Jarrett Sitton semesters – Matthew Mar- mated 73 jobs have been lost – Free Estimates – from being shipped overseas. due to outsourcing to China, Office Assistants – Alex tinez, Darian Andrews, During the Tour, Strick- 260-705-5307 or 260-557-5307 Arellano, Sierra Bullard, Da- Jordan Shull, Cullen Wen- Mexico and the Czech Re- land spoke with workers and public. mon Egnor, Luke Jackson, zlick, Kelsey Beck, Kasandra outside companies that lost Samantha Meggison, Emilee Cogswell, Drayson Wen- Ringler, Johnathon Rose , zlick, Branson Minck, Jaycie Taylor Schooley, Jarrett Sit- Varner, Jarrett Sitton, Kacie 10% BENSCHNEIDER AUTO REPAIR ton, Jaycie Varner Karlstadt, Zachary Buchman, PIERCE AUTOMOTIVE, INC. OFF 8602 RD 51 PAYNE, OHIO John Philip Sousa Band Kynsie Etzler, Bridgett Moore, Quality Pre-Owned Vehicles PHONE: 419-263-CARS(2277) Award – Victoria Meadows Damon Egnor, Nathan Gee, Complete Auto & Truck Repair Band Booster Scholar- Krista Mullins, Lauren Jo- • OIL CHANGES Exhaust • Batteries • Tires • Tuneups • TUNE-UP & SCHEDULED SERVICE ships – Victoria Bradford, Al- hanns, Haley Porter, Nicholas Shocks • Oil Change • Transmissions • BRAKES & TIRES lison Harpel, Matthew Marti- Warnimont, Johnathon Rose • EXHAUST nez, Megan Reineck Seniors Graduating with 5045 Co. Rd. 424 • COMPUTER DIAGNOSTICS Choral Awards – Senior Highest Honors: 4.0 or high- Antwerp, OH 45813 • WATER PUMPS & RADIATORS Quartet ; Victoria Bradford, er after 7 semesters – Allison • STARTERS, BATTERIES, ALTERNATORS Angelicia Escalera, Bailey Harpel, Megan Reineck, Tay- FINANCIAL SERVICES (419) 258-2727 • UNLOCK VEHICLES Meyer; Director’s Award – lor Schooley, Lucas Arend, Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 12 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 ART EXHIBIT AT THE JPHS MUSEUM scrap tire-based products. State,” Secretary Husted said. VAN WERT D.A.R. NAME GOOD CITIZEN Ohio EPA is responsible “Women business owners are for implementing statewide an important part of Ohio’s ESSAY CONTEST WINNER waste reduction, recycling economic growth for our fu- market development, scrap ture.” tire and litter prevention Companies profiled this programs. Ohioans are en- month include: couraged to reduce waste, • ’83 Sweets Cupcakes recycle materials and buy re- (Lucasville, Ohio) is a cycled-content products. 1980’s-themed bakery, spe- For additional informa- cializing in gourmet cup- tion about the grant program, cakes. Owned by a moth- contact Ohio EPA at (614) er-daughter duo, ’83 Sweets 644-2873, or visit www.recy- Cupcakes sources local in- cleohio.gov. gredients for over 83 custom flavors and has won “Cup- LATTA SUPPORTS LEGIS- cake Wars” on the Food Net- LATION TO STOP BURDEN- work. SOME REGULATIONS FOR • Kids Kastle, LLC (Celi- Celebration of the Arts enjoy the incredible talent of RETIREMENT ADVICE na, Ohio) fulfilled a commu- nity need when they opened and Artists of Paulding our pottery artists – all from County exhibit opened Sat- Paulding County. The John the first childcare facility in Pictured here are DAR Good Citizen Chairman, Gloria Fast, Congressman Bob Latta the area in 2007. Children urday, May 14 at 10:00 a.m. Paulding Historical Society (R-Bowling Green) voted in Essay Contest Winner, Estie Sinn, and Wayne Trace Guid- and continues through museum is open every Tues- are provided with age-appro- ance Counselor, Sarah Franz. favor of H.J. Res. 88, a joint priate curriculum and high the end of June at the John day from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 resolution utilizing the Con- The Isaac Van Wart Chap- school selected a senior who Paulding Historical Society p.m. or by appointment. The quality staff with a passion to ter Daughters of the Amer- displayed an interest in and gressional Review Act to dis- teach children that learning museum located across from museum will also be open approve and nullify the U.S. ican Revolution named its knowledge of America’s his- the fairgrounds in Paulding. Monday through Saturday, is fun. Good Citizen Essay Contest tory, and their achievement Department of Labor’s final • Eagle Cliff Inn (Gene- Come view the beautiful art- June 13 – 18, during the rule relating to the definition Winner, Estie Sinn from in their high schools. Contes- work created by glass and Paulding County Fair. va, Ohio) has been serving Wayne Trace High School. tants received a Good Citizen of the term “fiduciary” and customers at their bed and the conflict of interest rule Estie was presented the Certificate, Pin and wallet breakfast for over 25 years. D.A.R. “Madonna of the card. Estie received a $50.00 with respect to retirement in- In addition to Eagle Cliff Inn, vestment advice: Trail” traveling trophy with check from the chapter. PAULDING FOURTH GRADERS ENJOY DAY business owner, LuAnn Bus- her name engraved on its Other representatives were “For months, the Depart- ch, owns Clearwater Homes, @ THE NATURE CENTER ment of Labor has worked base. The trophy will be kept Hannah Brown of Crestview a non-profit business pro- at the Wayne Trace High High School, Ashton Bow- in secret to put the finishing viding residential services touches on this rule, which School for the year 2016. ersock of Lincolnview High to individuals with develop- Estie was chosen as an School, Samantha Wehe of has been referred to as the mental disabilities and Grape Obamacare for financial outstanding representative Parkway High School, Al- Escape, a second business for her qualities of depend- lison Harpel of Paulding planning. This one-size-fits- that employs individuals all regulation will restrict ability, service, leadership High School and Katherine with disabilities. and patriotism. Trittschuh of Van Wert High access to quality investment • Fur Seasons of Ori- advice for millions of Amer- Six area schools partici- School. ent, LLC (Orient, Ohio) is a pated in this contest. Each icans with IRAs and increase full-service pet grooming, costs for those individuals boarding and daycare facili- seeking financial advice,” said ty which houses indoor and line with the Secretary of we find races where just one Congressman Latta. “Both outdoor recreational activi- State’s office and Ohio is now vote tipped the scales,” Secre- Republicans and Democrats ties for both cats and dogs. the least costly state in the re- tary Husted said. “There is no agree that a standard should • MediaScript (Powell, gion to start and maintain a room for error when just one be defined to ensure retire- Ohio) utilizes technology to new business. vote can make a difference.” The Paulding Elementary fourth graders enjoyed a fun day ment advisors act in their provide video production, Launched in June 2011, Those races and issues at the Nature Center learning about many things relating clients’ best interests. Un- e-learning solutions and vid- Ohio Business Profile has decided by a single vote or to their science topics throughout the year. Shown eating a fortunately, this final rule as eo webinars to their clients. helped raise awareness about tied include eight local races fried meal worm is LillyAnn Lane. Shown displaying a worm it is currently written would MediaScript also provides companies registered and do- and two local issues. In fact, found in the soil is Maci Kauser. result in unintended conse- content development and ing business in Ohio that are five Central Committee races quences that will have a neg- event services to their cus- creating interesting products, from Greene, Medina, Mont- ative impact on our economy. offering outstanding service, gomery and Union Counties OHIO EPA AWARDS GRANT tomers. Corporation to purchase pro- I applaud my colleagues for contributing to their local were decided by a coin flip. cessing equipment to create • Painted Cowgirl Tack & TO ADDRESS SCRAP TIRE passing this joint resolution Western Store (Greenwich, communities and employing Since taking office, Secre- PROCESSING AND MARKET geo cells comprised of scrap and will continue to work Ohioans in the process. Each tary Husted has focused on tire material. Ohio EPA is Ohio) started as a shop inside DEVELOPMENT with them to offer an alter- business-owner Amy Bond’s month, a handful of diverse making it easy to vote and awarding $50,000. native standard that would home and quickly grew into businesses linked togeth- hard to cheat in the State of These grant investments To improve markets for require advisors to serve their its own storefront. Custom- er by a common theme are Ohio by creating an online will benefit Ohioans by pro- scrap tires across the state, clients’ best interests and ers from all around the state featured on the Secretary of change of address system, viding an environmentally Ohio EPA has awarded fund- maintain access to quality fi- visit the store and Ms. Bond State’s website, where Ohio- maintaining accurate and friendly outlet for used tires. ing for two projects to assist nancial advice.” ships cowgirl boots around ans are encouraged to sub- up-to-date voter rolls, setting The first grant will allow the companies in developing In addition to cosponsor- the world. mit companies they feel are uniform, statewide hours for applicant to convert scrap markets for reusing scrap ing and supporting H.J. Res. • Carney Ranker Archi- deserving of recognition in in-person absentee voting to tires into a finished product tires. 88, Congressman Latta is also tects, Ltd. (Dublin, Ohio) is future months. ensure all voters are treated that can be sold to the tire de- • Jackson Township is sup- a cosponsor of H.R. 4293, a leading team of architects, equally and addressing voter rived fuel market. The second porting Liberty Tire Services the Affordable Retirement interior designers and staff SECRETARY HUSTED fraud and suppression. project allows the applicant to of Ohio, LLC in the man- Advice Protection Act, and that complete commercial, To ensure each voter has demonstrate the effective use REMINDS OHIOANS THAT ufacturing and processing H.R. 4294, the Strengthening education, medical and in- the opportunity to cast a of scrap tire material in the EVERY VOTE MATTERS of scrap tires. Ohio EPA is Access to Valuable Education dustrial design work. Their ballot, Secretary Husted has construction of geo cells for awarding $350,000 to pur- and Retirement Support Act. mission is to collaborate with urged the legislature to pass soil stabilization engineering These two pieces of legislation Ohio Secretary of State chase a scrap tire processing their clients to meet their de- Jon Husted announced that an address confidentiality bill equipment unit. designs. would amend the Employee sign needs with professional protecting victims of domes- The program provides -fi Retirement Income Security 10 local races and issues were • Cuyahoga County Soil integrity, honesty and sincer- decided by a single vote or tic violence, human traffick- and Water Conservation Dis- nancial assistance for busi- Act (ERISA) and the Internal ity. ing and stalking by removing nesses that propose projects Revenue Code, respectively, tied during the 2016 Primary trict is partnering with the St. In January 2016, Secretary Election on March 15, 2016. their personal address from Clair Superior Development to develop successful scrap to allow for Congress to re- Husted announced that 2015 the public voter rolls. 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Nights have easy access to free tools BBQ CHICKEN (4 PC.):...... $12.99 419-605-5186 my roar with over $40 billion BBQ BABY BACK RIBS (1/2 SLAB):...... $13.99 in revenue for the Buckeye through Google when they Paulding, OH apply to start a business on- Fish (3 PIECE)...... $7.99 PAGE 13 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] SHERIFF’S SALE OF to Branch Manager of iAB’s tional Automobile Dealers the gun used in the murder.” The West Bend News REAL ESTATE New Haven office. Association, Lima Visionar- Zerbe is currently in Allen General Code, Section 11681 Hollie has been with iAB ies and is a board member of County, Indiana’s custody on Revised Code, Section 2329.26 since 2015 and has over 5 the Ford Dealer Advertising charges related to Metham- Sudoku Puzzle THE STATE OF OHIO, years experience in retail Fund. phetamine. He also has oth- PAULDING COUNTY: banking by holding such po- About First Defiance Fi- er outstanding warrants in WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., Plaintiff, sitions as a Teller, Customer nancial Corp. Wells County, Indiana. Zerbe 2 6 8 vs. First Defiance Financial will be served a copy of the JON D. ARMSTRONG, ET AL., Service Manager and Per- Defendants. sonal Banker. She attends Corp., headquartered in De- Warrant on Indictment re- Case No. CI 15 177. Indiana Tech and is pursuing fiance, Ohio, is the holding garding this case, and eventu- 8 32 Pursuant to an Order of Sale in the degrees in Human Resourc- company for First Federal ally be extradited to Paulding above entitled action, I will offer for sale Bank of the Midwest and County for arraignment on at public auction, at the East door of the es and Management. In her 39 1 4 Courthouse in the Village of Paulding, new role, she looks forward First Insurance Group. First these charges. in the above named County, on Thurs- to discovering opportunities Federal operates 34 full-ser- “There are a lot of agen- day, the 16th day of June, 2016 at 10:00 to partner with iAB custom- vice branches and numerous cies involved in this investi- o’clock A.M., the real estate located at: ATM locations in northwest gation. The cooperation has 220 West Wayne Street, ers by finding the solutions Paulding, Ohio 45879 that make sense for them, Ohio, southeast Michigan been outstanding. If it wasn’t 4529 7 Parcel Number: 30-24S-096-00 their busy lives and goals for and northeast Indiana. First for the swift actions of law and 30-24S-097-00 the future. Hollie is involved Insurance Group is a full-ser- enforcement on the Indiana A full legal description of this property 2 3 is on record at the Paulding County En- with St. Joseph Central Ele- vice insurance agency with side of the state line, my guys gineer’s Of ce located in the basement mentary PTA and volunteers six offices throughout north- would not have been able to of the Courthouse. with Junior Achievement. west Ohio. act so quickly following leads 3 Said premises appraised at Thirty In her spare time, she enjoys For more information, vis- and putting this case togeth- Thousand and No/100 ($30,000.00) reading, baking and spending it the company’s Web site at er,” said Sheriff Landers. Dollars and cannot be sold for less than 9 14 2 6 two-thirds of that amount. time with her family. www.fdef.com. “I cannot give my staff The appraisal of this property was iAB Financial Bank, a enough credit publicly,” said completed without an interior inspec- wholly-owned subsidiary of iAB FINANCIAL BANK Sheriff Landers. “For our 6 7 tion. Neither the Sheriff’s Of ce nor rural community and rath- the appraisers are responsible for the Independent Alliance Banks, NAMED FIVE STAR MEM- condition of the property at the time the Inc., is one of the largest lo- BER OF INDIANA BANKERS er small office, we have been Shall report to Paulding County Court acres; To: Jeremiah & Tashia M. John- tasked with some very seri- Probation upon release son purchaser takes possession. cally-owned community ASSOCIATION Steven G. Harrison, Paulding, OH; 5/13/16; Bradley P. Patricia A. Purchasers are advised they have no banks in the area and em- ous crimes the past several Seat belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived Smith; Sec. 21; 1.25 acres; Lot 1, Sec. 21; legal right to access this property until months. This group contin- by defendant 1.083 acres; To: Olen G. McMichael ploys approximately 290 peo- Justin M. Keeterle, Van Wert, OH; Harrison Twp.: the Sheriff’s Deed has been  led with iAB Financial Bank was ues to come into work with the Paulding County Recorder’s Of ce. ple throughout Allen, Hun- recognized as a Five Star Seat belt/pass; Guilty; Case was waived 5/11/16; Keith S. Williams, trustee tington, Marshall and Wells positive attitudes day after by defendant & Mary C. Williams, trustee; Sec. 25; TERMS OF SALE: Ten percent down Member of the Indiana Bank- Jerid D. Fisher, Payne, OH; Seat 35.57 acres; Sec. 26; 0.75 acres; 1 acre; on day of the sale with the balance to be counties. day to protect and serve this belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived by To: Mary C. Williams, trustee paid before the deed is issued. ers Association (IBA) at IBA’s community. It’s not easy at defendant Latty Twp.: The successful bidder will have 30 2016 Mega Conference on Taylor A. Reed, Union City, OH; 5/12/16; Kent E. Eddy, trustee & days from the sale date to obtain an FIRST DEFIANCE FINAN- times, but all the credit goes Towing viol; Guilty; Case was waived Pamela S. Eddy, trustee; Sec. 32; 39.633 May 4 in downtown Indi- to my staff for always showing by defendant acres; To: Van Erk Dairy, LLC examination of title at their expense, if CIAL CORP. ANNOUNCES anapolis. The bank earned Alvin C. Copsey, Antwerp, OH; Dorothy K. Rodman, LE; Sec. 4; so desired. Should such examination ELECTION OF THOMAS A. up to do the best they can for Seat belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived 0.688 acres; 19.352 acres; To: Eddette disclose the title to be unmarketable by the award in recognition Paulding County. I am very by defendant Sue Pease any defect in the court proceedings or REINEKE TO ITS BOARD OF of its commitment to the proud of them.” Broc M. Forrer, Payne, OH; Seat Paulding Twp.: the existence of any outstanding inter- belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived by 5/10/16; Fallie Webster Shelton; DIRECTORS IBA in the areas of political Sheriff Jason K. Landers defendant Sec. 31; 0.27 acres; To: Mary Kay Martin est rendering the title unmarketable, awareness, issues advocacy, Ivana J. Huang, Ann Arbor, MI; Richard O. Fraley, et al; Sec. 30; the successful bidder has 30 days to 500 East Perry Street • Pauld- Seat belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived 0.95 acres; To: Richard O. Fraley, et al  le a written motion requesting the sale First Defiance Financial life-long learning, volunteer- ing, Ohio 45879 Office Tele- by defendant Washington Twp.: shall be set aside. If the court  nds the Corp. (NASDAQ: FDEF), the ism and Preferred Service phone 419-399-3791 • www. Austin J. Puckett, Cecil, OH; Seat 5/11/16; Wesley B. & Debra K. Rat- title unmarketable, the court will refuse belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived by liff; Sec. 29; 0.984 acres; 0.695 acres; 0.0 holding company for First Provider utilization. “We pautdingohsheriff.com • FAX defendant acres; To: Debra K. Ratliff to con rm the sale or  x a reasonable are most privileged to once Jesus Luna-Lopez, Grover Hill, time, not to exceed 90 days, within Federal Bank of the Midwest 419-399-3216 OH; Endanger Child; Dismis; Case dis- which the defect of title may be cor- and First Insurance Group, again be named as a Five Star missed cost waived rected. Member of the IBA,” stated Jesus Luna-Lopez, Grover Hill, HALL RECEIVES today announced that Thom- FROM THE PAULDING OH; OVI/breath(low); Guilty; Shall pay Taxes shall be prorated to the  ling Karen J. Cameron, Executive $50.00 per mo commencing 5/27/16; date of the con rmation entry and paid as A. Reineke was elected COUNTY GRAND JURY to the Company’s Board of Vice President of iAB. “It’s Has a POA date of 12/16/16; Evaluation FCCLA HONORARY from the sale proceeds. an honor to be recognized at Westwood. 87 jail days reserved Sheriff Jason K. Landers Directors during its Annual Paulding County Pros- Jesus Luna-Lopez, Grover Hill, MEMBERSHIP Paulding County, Ohio Meeting of Shareholders held for exemplifying those lead- OH; No O.L.; Dismis; CT B dismissed www.pauldingohsheriff.com ership characteristics in the ecuting attorney Joseph R. at states request Channing L. Ulbrich, Attorney for Plaintiff on April 19, filling the seat Burkard announced that the Jesus Luna-Lopez, Grover Hill, AWARD left vacant by the retirement partnerships we have formed OH; Fail control; Guilty; Shall pay with our employees, custom- Paulding County Grand Jury $50.00 per month commencing 5/27/16; iAB FINANCIAL of Peter A. Diehl. Currently, indicted 10 persons on Thurs- Has a POC date of 12/16/16 Reineke is President and CEO ers and the communities we Jesus Luna-Lopez, Grover Hill, serve.” day, May 12, 2016. OH; Seat belt/drive; Dismis; CT D dis- BANK PROMOTES of Reineke Family Dealer- Decoda A. Blake, missed at states request ships. The Indiana Bankers As- Tristen E. Moore, Payne, OH; Drug HOLLIE QUESIN- sociation supports Indiana 12/01/1987, Continental, OH; parapherna; Dismis; Case dismissed “We are pleased to have Having weapons while under per state; Cost to defendant Mr. Reineke as a member banking through issues anal- David M. Berridge, Ottawa, OH; BERRY TO BRANCH ysis, professional education, disability, F-3 OVI/ under inf.; Guilty; Shall pay $50 of our Board,” said William Tyler N. Moss, 02/22/1988, per mo commencing 6/24/16; Has a MANAGER IN NEW J. Small, Chairman of the and products and services POA date of 12/16/16; Shall reimburse that help banks serve their Unknown address; Posses- appointed counsel fees; Community HAVEN Board of First Defiance. “His sion of methamphetamine, Control Two; Secure a valid driver’s decades of strong leadership communities. license; 20 hrs of community service; iAB Financial Bank, a F-5 Evaluation at Westwood; 87 jail days and dedication to the com- Trina D. Rodgers, reserved munity that fueled the im- wholly-owned subsidiary of David M. Berridge, Ottawa, OH; Independent Alliance Banks, 7/6/1961, Unknown address, Left of Center; Dismis; CT B dismissed pressive growth of his family Possession of Cocaine, F-5 at the states request business across northwest Inc., is one of the largest lo- Adrien C. Nehls, Antwerp, OH; cally- owned community Robert A. Banks, OVI/under inf; Guilty; Restrictive Ohio will certainly provide 6/25/1974, Oakwood, OH, plates required; ALS vacated; Shall valuable guidance and com- banks in the area and em- pay $50 per mo commencing 7/29/16; ploys approximately 290 peo- Non-support of dependents, Has a POA date of 12/16/16; Commu- plement our community F-4 nity Control Two; 40 hrs of community banking strategy.” ple throughout Allen, Hun- service; Secure a valid driver’s license; Mary Ann Hall, CTE Su- tington, Marshall and Wells Daniel W. Zerbe, Evaluation at Westwood; 160 jail days pervisor at Vantage Career Reineke also serves on the 06/10/1972, Unknown ad- reserved counties. Elaine M. Weaver, Carey, OH; Center received the Ohio Board of Trustees and as a dress, Murder, Unclassified Marked lanes; Pled no cont., found FCCLA Honorary Member- member of the Fostoria Area felony guilty; Pay all fines and cost today WILMA A. SCHWARTZ Austin D. Carder, Oakwood, OH; ship Award at the FCCLA Chamber of Commerce. In Hillary Zijlstra, Seat belt/drive; Guilty; Case waived by addition, he is a member of DEATH INVESTIGATION defendant State Leadership Confer- 07/31/1983, Antwerp, OH; Taha M. Alzoubi, Inkster, MI; Viol the Fostoria Economic Devel- Passing bad checks, F-5 being pass; Guilty; Points waived; Pay ence recently. This award iAB Financial Bank is opment Committee, Fostoria Paulding County Sher- Clarence J. Hoskins Jr., all fines and costs today is designed to recognize iffs Office investigators have Tristen E. Moore, Payne, OH; Lit- pleased to announce the pro- Rotary Club, Ohio Automo- 11/27/1969, Oakwood, OH; tering; Guilty; Pay all fines and costs by individuals who strongly motion of Hollie Quesinberry bile Dealers Association, Na- handed over the murder case Burglary, F-2; Aggravated 12/16/16 or will be sent to collections support FCCLA and Family involving Wilma A. Schwartz Daniel L. Gunderman, Oakwood, menacing, M-1 OH; Seat belt/drive; Guilty; Case was and Consumer Sciences in to the Paulding County Pros- Austin K. Zuver, waived by defendant Ohio. She has served FC- ecutor’s Office. Schwartz was Neil A. Bendele, Middle Point, OH; NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY 8/10/1996, Paulding, OH; Stop sch bus; Guilty; Pay all fines and CLA and Family and Con- found dead on March 14, 2016 Sexual offender registration, costs today sumer Science education VILLAGE OF ANTWERP, OHIO at 10488 Road 1, Antwerp, Brandon W. Dix, Antwerp, OH; Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received at the of ce F-4 Seat belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived selflessly for over 40 years. Ohio. Rodney A. Heath, by defendant of the Village Fiscal Of cer, 118 North Main Street, Antwerp, Ohio, The case was presented to Brian A. Sampson, Defiance, OH; until noon on June 8,2016 for the purchase of real property owned by 2/16/1971, Defiance, OH; Ag- Seat belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived the Village of Antwerp. The Village of Antwerp is selling real estate the Grand Jury on May 12, gravated robbery, F-1; Rob- by defendant 2016 for one count of Mur- Russell W. Flint, Paulding, OH; Have Something to sell? pursuant to Ohio Revised Code § 721.03. There are two (2) parcels of bery, F-2 Seat belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived real property being sold, which are located at 118 Oswalt Street and der, an unclassified Felony, Russell L. Hutchinson, by defendant 120 Oswalt Street. The parcels are each offered for sale separately. against Daniel Zerbe, age 42, Amanda M. Shuherk, Cecil, OH; Classified ads are $8.50 for Bids will be opened at noon on June 8, 2016, at the of ce of the Vil- 10/26/1979, Defiance, OH; Seat belt/drive; Guilty; Case was waived 20 words or less and only $.15 Fort Wayne, Indiana. An In- Aggravated Robbery, F-1 by defendant lage Fiscal Of cer. The real property is being sold “AS IS” and without dictment was returned and Real Estate Transfers: for each additional word. any warranty or representation whatsoever as to the condition thereof. Paulding Village: a warrant was issued for the PAULDING COUNTY COURT 5/13/16; Waterplace Properties II, In the event the Village of Antwerp is unable to negotiate a satisfac- arrest of Zerbe for the above LLC; Lot 17; 0.5803 acres; To: Sara K. tory contract for sale of the property with a chosen bidder, the Village stated charge. RECORDS Bullinger of Antwerp may terminate negotiations with that bidder and enter into 5/9/16; Terry L. Neer & Linda K. “Through our investiga- Neer; Lot 81; 0.2583 acres; To: Linda negotiations with the next highest and best bidder. Criminal/Traffic Dispositions K. Neer PUBLIC NOTICE tion, we discovered Schwartz Eric M. Bond, Defiance, OH; FTY Auglaize Twp.: The Paulding County The Village of Antwerp accepts no responsibility for expenses in- was shot inside her vehicle by emer vehicl; Guilty; Case was waived by 5/11/16; Wesley Ratliff & Debra curred by responding bidders in the preparation or submittal of a bid defendant Ratliff; Lot 10, Sec. 31; 0.189 acres; To: Hospital Board of Trustees and reserves the right not to enter into any contract with any bidder, Zerbe. We learned Schwartz Wendy J. Tillery, Grover Hill, PA; Debra K. Ratliff will hold a special meeting and Zerbe had been in a rela- DUS-Non FRA; Pled no cont., found Benton Twp.: at 6:00 p.m. on Tuesday to waive any irregularities, informalities, or inconsistencies in the bids, guilty; Provide proof of insurance 5/9/16; Benjamin A. Williams; Sec. and to reject any and all bids received. tionship for several years, and by 5/13/16; Pay all fines and costs by 9; 7.185 acres; To: Eric J. Biesler & Re- May 17, 2016 at the hospital it wasn’t good,” said Sheriff 12/16/16 or will be sent to collections; becca L. Wells education room to confer Ten percent (10%) of the purchase price to be deposited with the bid Community Control One; Secure a val- Blue Creek Twp.: in cash or by certi ed check and the balance to be paid at closing to Jason K. Landers. “My depu- id driver’s license; 90 jail days reserved 5/13/16; Joshua R. & Veronica Wil- with council regarding be held within  fteen (15) days after the acceptance of the bid by the ties were able to advance this Brian E. Eblin, Grover Hill, OH; liams, et al; Lot 17&18, Sec. 19; 0.243 imminent court action. Dom violence; Guilty; Defendant to acres; Lot 18, Sec. 19; 0.0788 acres; To: Village. case when Zerbe was arrested pay all fines and costs; Work release Terry D. Williams By order of the Board of Trustees, Please contact Sara Keeran, Village Administrator, at 419-258-2371 to on an unrelated warrant, and granted; Placed on standard probation; Carryall Twp.: Randall Ruge Shall have no contact at all with victim; 5/10/16; W.E. Parrett, trustee & inspect the real property. he was found in possession of Complete 40 hrs of community service; Carol S. Parrett, trustee; Sec. 33; 3.083 Chief Executive Of cer Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 14 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 IKE TRAVELS TO OAKWOOD ELEMENTARY Director, said, “We are truly can continue to feed the birds AHS PARTICIPATE IN MUSIC IN THE honored to receive recogni- without fear of humans. SCHOOL tion from the Stevie Awards, If individuals find a young PARKS AT CEDAR POINT which they have done for the animal that is visibly injured last four years. We will trea- or clearly in severe distress sure this year’s ABA award for and may need assistance, visit years to come, and appreciate wildohio.gov/staywild before them recognizing our team taking any action. Specific in- of over 80 volunteers and our formation for commonly en- work. We work hard to better countered wildlife is available education in our community to help guide people on how as well as nationally, and in to best help the wild animal. bringing opportunities to all State and federal laws families regardless of school protect and regulate wildlife choice or beliefs. in Ohio, and only specially Some of the judges’ com- trained and licensed wildlife ments can be seen below: rehabilitators, with special “Excellent company filling permits issued by the ODNR a need in the educational in- Division of Wildlife, may dustry” possess and care for native “Nice job, New Heights wild animals. These laws are Educational Group.” in place for the benefit of hu- “Sounds like a nice orga- mans as well as wild animals. nization with a solid cause.” To further protect young IKE, the school therapy dog from Bryan City Schools spent “Literacy and leadership and vulnerable wild ani- a day visiting Oakwood Elementary School. Sharing some programs have NHEG ad- mals, keep pets under con- special time with IKE are fifth graders Gavin King and Clin- dressing student development trol so they do not raid nests ton VanScoder. at the earliest stages.” or injure wild animals. Also, More than 250 profession- remember to keep pets inoc- als worldwide participated in ulated against parasites and the judging process to select diseases before venturing out On Saturday, May 7, 2016, the Antwerp High School choir this year’s Stevie Award win- this spring. participated in the Music in the Parks at Cedar Point. The ner. Always check for nests choir received a superior rating and a first place trophy. The “The judges were extreme- before cutting down trees or show choir also received a superior rating, first place trophy, ly impressed with the quali- clearing brush. It is best to cut and overall choir trophy. Mrs. Mary Smith is the choir di- ty of entries we received this trees and clear brush in the rector. year. The competition was autumn when nesting season intense and every organiza- is over. Teach children to re- velopment and retention; cul- high, in part because of bar- tion that has won should be spect wildlife and their habi- tivating public-private part- riers that are in place that proud,” said Michael Galla- tat, observing wildlife from a nerships; board governance; block them from utilizing gher, president and founder distance. and hearing stories of success. the skills and knowledge of the Stevie Awards. Contact a local wildlife Conference participants they have achieved during Details about The Amer- official before taking action. include representatives of the their military service in the ican Business Awards and Call 800-WILDLIFE (800- Ohio General Assembly, Au- civilian workforce,” said the list of 2016 Stevie winners 945-3543) or visit wildohio. ditor of State’s office, Ohio Congressman Latta. “At are available at www.Ste- gov/staywild to connect with Departments of Education the same time, I have been IKE is shown with Mrs. Deedi Miller’s afternoon preschool vieAwards.com/ABA. the proper individuals and and Higher Education, and hearing from my constitu- students. The children loved learning about IKE and the ways to read about species-specific superintendents from four of ents about the shortage of he is able to help children and adults. Shown with IKE are ODNR REMINDS PEOPLE guidance. Human interven- Ohio’s largest school districts. emergency medical techni- McKenna Manz, Bracin Bauer, Kelsey Starr, Mason Parker, TO LEAVE WILDLIFE IN THE tion is always a wild animal’s “Nobody ever learned how cians (EMTs) in Ohio. I be- Rebecca Smith, Paityn Dobbelaere, and Allie Saylor. WILD GOOD INTENTIONS last hope for survival, never to hit a homerun by watching lieve this commonsense leg- CAN HURT its best hope. film of strikeouts,” Yost said. islation would both remove ODNR ensures a balance STEVIE WINNERS WILL BE “crowned,” the awards will “The summit will focus on roadblocks to the employ- between wise use and protec- what is working in the school ment of these brave men PRESENTED WITH AWARDS be presented to winners at a The spring season has ar- tion of our natural resources gala ceremony at the Marriott rived, offering many oppor- choice movement – and there and women and address the IN NYC for the benefit of all. Visit the is much that is excellent.” need for qualified EMTs. Marquis Hotel in New York tunities for Ohioans to help ODNR website at ohiodnr. on Monday, June 20. protect young wildlife. Each Our veterans have honored The New Heights Edu- gov. LATTA HAILS COMMITTEE their commitments to this cational Group was named More than 3,400 nomina- year, Ohio Department of tions from organizations of Natural Resources (ODNR) PASSAGE OF BILL TO HELP nation and now we must the winner of a Silver Stevie® AUDITOR YOST ANNOUNC- honor ours by assisting Award in the Organization of all sizes and in virtually ev- officials offer this simple- ad VETERANS BECOME CERTI- ery industry were submitted vice: enjoy wildlife from a ES OHIO’S FIRST CHARTER FIED EMTS them with their transition.” the Year - Non-Profit or Gov- SCHOOL SUMMIT Introduced by Congress- ernment category in The 14th this year for consideration distance, and leave young an- in a wide range of catego- imals alone. Wild animals are man Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) Annual American Business During a markup be- and cosponsored by Con- Awards. ries, including Startup of the born to live their lives in the Auditor of State Dave Yost fore the House Energy and Year, Executive of the Year, wild, and sometimes good in- will host Ohio’s first statewide gressman Latta, H.R. 1818 The American Business Commerce Committee, would direct the Depart- Awards are the nation’s pre- Best New Product or Ser- tentions can hurt their chanc- Charter School Summit this Congressman Bob Latta vice of the Year, Marketing es of survival. summer to provide school ment of Health and Human mier business awards pro- (R-Bowling Green) voted Services (HHS) to establish gram. All organizations oper- Campaign of the Year, Live A young wild animal’s educators and administrators in support of H.R. 1818, the Event of the Year, and App best chance for survival is with financial, professional a demonstration program ating in the U.S.A. are eligible Veteran Emergency Medi- for states with a shortage of to submit nominations – pub- of the Year, among others. with its mother. Most wild- and academic training. cal Technician Support Act. The New Heights Education- life taken in by people do not The two-day summit, held emergency medical techni- lic and private, for-profit and The legislation now awaits cians (EMTs) to streamline non-profit, large and small. al Group was nominated in survive, except when handled in cooperation with leaders of a vote by the U.S. House of the Organization of the Year by specially-trained person- the charter school communi- state requirements and pro- Nicknamed the Stevies Representatives: cedures to assist veterans for the Greek word meaning - Non-Profit or Government. nel. In many cases, a young ty, will be held August 11-12 “As more and more of Pamela Clark, Executive animal collected by a person at the Hyatt Regency Colum- who completed military our service men and women EMT training to meet state was not lost or abandoned, bus and will feature national- return home and re-enter but was simply waiting for a ly known experts on school EMT certification, licenser, civilian life, it is important and other requirements. parent to return. choice, including: more than ever that they #AC63001504 AUCTION Many adult wild animals • Dr. Geoffrey Canada, are given opportunities to will leave their young alone president of the Harlem Chil- succeed. The unemploy- Northeast Allen County while they forage for food dren’s Zone ment rate for veterans is too Visit us on the web at 18414 SCIPIO RD., SPENCERVILLE, IN or to divert the attention of • Dr. Steve Perry, found- www.westbendnews.net DIRECTIONS: Take 101 north off of St. Rd. 37, go 1½ mile to Scipio Rd., turn left to property. predators away from their er of the Capital Preparatory WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 • AT 6:00 PM vulnerable young, especially Magnet School dates during the daylight hours. In • Mike Feinberg, REAL ESTATE: the case of white-tailed deer, a co-founder of the KIPP Foun- 23.5 Ac. Modern doe will hide her young from dation predators by leaving it alone “Charters are an extreme- Country Estate 2 in a secluded spot, such as a ly important option for many off ered in 3 tracts from 2 to 15 acres, grassy meadow or a flower Ohio parents and their chil- or combinations bed. A hidden fawn has vir- dren,” Auditor Yost said. • Immaculate • Pole Buildings “This summit will offer an op- Custom Built • Barns tually no scent, and when the 3800 sf Home • Tillable Acreage fawn is left alone, it is difficult portunity for charter school • Ponds • Building Sites for predators to find. The doe administrators and educators INSPECTION: is usually nearby and will to receive financial oversight Paulding County’s Own Sun, May 22, tend to the fawn during the training, share best practices, 2-4 PM & night. hear from national experts, Wed., June 1, and discuss the unique chal- 5-7 PM Baby birds that have fall- DERCK’S LANDSCAPING SUPPLIES en from their nests are one lenges facing their schools.” SATURDAY, JUNE 25 • AT 9:00 AM of the most common wild- The genesis of the summit 15193 Rd. 45 PERSONAL PROPERTY: Major Antiques & Collectibles life species that are removed is the charter school fiscal of- Antwerp, Ohio 45813 Horse Trailer • 1985 Pontiac Grand Prix • Major Antique Scales Collection • Antiques by humans from the wild. ficer training provided annu- 419-258-2512 ally by Auditor of State staff. & Collectibles • Antique Furniture • Kubota Tractor, Polaris Ranger, Kubota Zero Contrary to popular belief, 419-506-1902 Turn Mower • Small Implements • Horse Trailer, Saddles & Tack • Guns • Misc. human scent will not prevent The summit will also provide OWNER: Joseph A. Schaeffer Revocable Trust • Auction Mgr.: Jerry Ehle the parents from returning to training on compliance with Mulch Colors: care for their young. Individ- Ohio’s recently reformed Red, Brown, and Gold; CALL OFFICE FOR DETAILED BROCHURE WITH PHOTOS! uals should return the baby charter school laws; best NEW COLOR: BLACK 260-749-0445 • 866-340-0445 birds back in their nests and practices on record keeping Black Dirt and Small Gravel. SchraderFortWayne.com • SchraderAuction.com then walk away so the parents and enrollment; teacher de- Everything is in Bulk Phone: 419-258-2000 • Website: www.westbendnews.net PAGE 15 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 REP. BURKLEY VOTES TO these worthy investments and OHIO SECRETARY OF registration system in Ohio. SEND COMMUNITY IM- fund various projects they’re STATE RECOGNIZES The following may be at- PROVEMENT LEGISLATION pursuing,” said Burkley. “We CLASSIFIED ADS WEST MUSKINGUM HIGH tributed directly to Secretary TO GOVERNOR are fortunate enough to have SCHOOL FOR ELIMINATING Husted: a fiscally sound state budget Sell it in the Classifieds! “The members of the Classified ads are $8.50 for 20 words or less PAY-TO-PARTICIPATE FEES State Representative Tony and still be able to invest in committee and leaders of the our communities for years to and $.15 for each additional word. Ohio House supported legis- Burkley (R-Payne) announc- Bold is $1.00 additional. Ohio Secretary of State es his support of Senate Bill come.” lation to allow for online vot- Auglaize County Ph: (419) 258-2000 • Email: [email protected] Jon Husted visited West er registration in Ohio. 310, legislation that helps P.O. Box 1008, Antwerp, OH 45813 Muskingum High School to fund various community im- Auglaize County Agricul- “This is another step in tural Facility Improvements- Deadline for classified ads is Mondays at 12 Noon. honor the district’s recent striking the balance of mak- provement projects around Classifieds MUST be paid up front!! commitment to eliminate the state. Having cleared both $100,000; Armstrong Air and ing it easy to vote and hard to Space Museum and STEM pay-to-participate fees for cheat in Ohio. legislative chambers, the bill CHILD CARE – Ann’s Bright 3 PEOPLE YARD SALE! extracurricular activities. now awaits final consider- Education Center- $900,000 “Giving Ohioans the abil- Defiance County Beginnings has openings for Date: May 27-28. Rain date: Last month the West ity to register to vote online ation by Governor John Ka- ages 3 through 12 for before Hicksville Splash Pad- June 3-4. Time: 9:00-5:00PM. Muskingum Local School is long overdue and will ben- sich. and after school for school Wooden Thread Spools (old), Board voted unanimously Senate Bill 310, also known $50,000;Auglaize Village age children, and from 6 AM efit both voters and taxpay- Mansfield Museum and Train clothes, pictures, bird feed- to eliminate pay-to-partic- ers alike by making the pro- as the capital budget bill, in- to 6 PM for preschool age chil- ers, bed spread, collectables! ipate fees at both the high vests a total of nearly $2.6 bil- Depot- $125,000 dren. Registration is OPEN cess more convenient, more Paulding County Come see! Buy! At: 911 W. school and middle school. secure and cheaper. lion in funding across Ohio for Fall preschool enrollment Prior to this decision, fees for priorities like infrastruc- John Paulding Historical AND Summer child care. State Wayne, Paulding. 20-21p “I encourage lawmakers PART TIME EXECUTIVE DI- totaled $250 per high school ture, workforce development Museum Expansion- $30,000 licensed and contracted with to approve this legislation Van Wert County RECTOR WANTED: United Way sport and $100 per middle quickly; there is no reason to and the arts. A considerable ODJFS for qualifying families. school sport. Middle Point Ballpark Im- Call 419-399-KIDS (5437) for of Paulding County is search- keep the voters of Ohio wait- portion of the funding goes ing for an executive director Secretary Husted has toward supporting repairs provements- $200,000; Del- more information. tf ing any longer to enjoy the phos Community Pool and working a flexible schedule of been an advocate of remov- convenience and security of and renovations at prima- HUGS & KISSES DAYCARE: 20-25 hours a week. Please go ing pay-to-participate fees ry and secondary education Splash Park- $125,000; Wren My Antwerp home, on school online registration.” Community Building Shel- to www.unitedwayofpaulding- statewide. Read his edito- facilities through the Ohio bus line. Lunch, snacks and ac- county.org for the full job de- rial, printed by the Toledo School Facilities Commis- ter and Pavilion- $250,000; tivities provided. Also available Ohio City Recreation Facili- scription and where to submit Blade, here. sion. for Summer Care. Contact Nor- resumes. 19-20 Research shows that par- “With the help of local en- ty- $149,000; Convoy Opera ma 574-298-6199. tf House- $60,000; Van Wert CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ticipation in extracurricular tities throughout the district, FT. DEFIANCE Antiques. HAS A FULL TIME POSITION FOR activities encourages the de- we’ve been able to support Historical Society Museum- Find your treasures at our $112,000; Wassenberg Art GENERAL LABORER: Must be velopment of skills needed over 4,000 sq. ft. location at in order to be successful in Center- $175,000 402 Clinton Street, Defiance. able to climb ladders and have Sudoku solution SB 310 passed the Senate own transportation. Call Frank life and that pay-to-partic- from page 13 Hours: Mon-Sat 10–5. Phone: ipate fees create a financial on April 20th before receiv- 419-782-6003. tf at 260-602-8814. 19,20p ing hearings in the House. It barrier for poor and mid- 215349687 INTERIOR-N-EXTERIOR: CULLER CONSTRUCTION dle-class children. is expected to soon be signed LLC: Mike Culler. New Con- 846751932 Power washing and painting into law by Governor Kasich. struction – Remodel – Decks 5/18 Bologna meal...... $3.99 plus drywall repair and spanish STATEMENT FROM OHIO 379826145 – Painting – Complete Home 5/19 Tenderloin meal...... $5.59 lace and stucco ceilings. Free SECRETARY OF STATE JON 6 3 7 5 1 8 4 2 9 Estimates. Call Bernie’s Quality or Office. 35 years experience. 5/20 Fish & Chip dinner...... $8.99 HUSTED 452967318 Painting: 419-786-8750. 35yrs Home: 419-258-2243. Cell: 5/21 Chili cheese fry 198234576 experience. 17-21p 419-258-0372 eot Ohio Secretary of State & drink...... $4.99 7 2 4 6 9 3 8 5 1 RAIN TECH Seamless Gut- HUGE 3 FAMILY GARAGE 5/22 Closed on Sundays ters, 419-258-1818. 18-20 SALE! Desk, 2 entertainment Jon Husted released the 981475263 following statement in re- 5/23 Chicken strip meal...... $6.09 Serving Since 1920 FOR SALE: .83 Acre lot. stands, 2 kitchen table & 563182794 sponse to Ohio House Gov- 5/24 Coney dogs...... $1.29 Wilcox, Antwerp. 260-385- Chair sets, Portable Massage JOB OPPORTUNITES! 7677. 19-21p Table, Kirby Sweeper Sup- ernment Accountability and 5/25 Mozza burger meal...... $6.49 Production position GRAVES TREE EXPERT: Tree plies, TONS of Home Décor Oversight Committee vote PUBLIC AUCTION CDL Driver Position trimming, tree removal, dead items, Curtains, Outdoor Can- on Senate Bill 63, legislation 421 W. 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CHBSINC.com 419-586- FINANCIAL SERVICES For Info Call: 419-587-3770 Grabill, IN 46741 noise, Fender FUSE software 8220. tf • Third shift, part-time RN free download, used very lit- LAKE FRONT COTTAGE Make a difference serving patients and families in tle. $65. Call: 419-258-0656 RENTAL: Lake George - hospice care. Specialized nursing related to pain and NOW HOUSE FOR RENT: 4050 Sleeps 6-8. Good beach & symptom management, palliative and end-of-life Sampson Road off of Woodburn fishing. Boat space. 1-260- HIRING! Road. 3 BR plus garage, $800/ care. Hospice experience a plus, training provided. 493-0380. 20-23p Stop-in, Call or Apply Online: Loves Travel Stop in Woodburn, IN is looking for talented people month. 260-580-3658. 19-20p COME BE PART OF A in the following areas: APARTMENT COMMU- GROWING FAMILY! Inves- CASHIER, TIRE TECHS, SUBWAY, AND MECHANICS. NITY SEEKING 2 PART TIME max LTD in Defiance, OH is MAINTENANCE. 25 hours looking for Class A CDL driv- Full time positions average 30 hours or more per week. Benefi ts include: ers to drive late model trucks 1 week paid vacation after 6 months, 4 raises in the 1st 2 years, per week - on call for emer- gencies. Prefer someone for top industry pay with Insurance before 90 days, 401k, and quarterly bonuses. paid holidays! Contact Sarah For an interview, please apply at jobs.loves.com. that lives in or close to De- at (419)784-9840 or inves- fiance. Pay is based off -ex [email protected] today!! perience. Must have own LOOKING TO ADD AN Van Wert Area Inpatient Hospice Center JOB OPPORTUNITY tools. Must have basics in AIDE AND NURSE TO OUR Tonya Rutledge, RN The Paulding Soil & Water Conservation drywall, plumbing, electri- STAFF: May apply in person 1155 Westwood Dr., Van Wert, OH 45891 District is currently accepting cal. Knowledge in heating at Country Inn Living Center, 419-623-7125 applications for a Part-Time (30 hr./wk.) and ac is a plus. References 12651 Rd 82, Paulding, OH www.ComHealthPro.org Educational Specialist are required. Criminal back- or email resume to susie@ Qualifi cations: ground check and drug test- countryinnliving.com p • Experience with Education, Agriculture, Natural FREE KITTENS: Sweet 7 Resources, or Related Fields preferred. ing is required for employ- ment. FAX RESUME AND week old kittens ready for • Goal Oriented new inside homes. Contact • Excellent Planning, Time Management, and Organizational skills REFERENCES TO 419-399- FOLTZ REALTY • Must be able to work both independently and as a Team Player 2372. 19-22 - Debbie. Phone - 260-750- • Excellent Communication skills with both Children and Adults 1969. 20-21p Don K. Foltz II - Broker • Working knowledge of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint Paulding, OH • 106 N. Williams St. 45879 • Experience in Surveying, Ag Engineering, AutoCAD, mapping a plus but Maurice Wannemacher: 419-769-9090 • Tim Boss: 419-769-0823 - Realtors not required JOB OPPORTUNITY Listing # 2899 3 Bdrm, 2.5 Bath • Higher Education a plus, but not required The Paulding Soil & Water home on scenic 12 Ac Lot. Home • Have Valid Driver’s License and must be Insurable has many features including • Must be able to pass a Drug Screen and Criminal Background Check Conservation District is seeking a Hickory Kitchen Cabinets, Responsibilities: full-time DISTRICT TECHNICIAN / Granite Countertops and Tiled • Continue to build an Educational Program to reach out to our Floor. Vaulted Ceiling Master Community about Conserving Natural Resources ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Suite w/ Walk-In closet. Exterior • Create, Promote, and Present Conservation Methods and Programs to a to perform the technical duties and assist with variety of audiences administrative duties. The District Technician / Administrative Features include 18ft Deep fully Stocked Pond, 300 sq ft deck off back of • Organize, Conduct and Host Student Events and Contests Assistant directly reports to the District Program Administrator. the Home and 36x24 Workshop w/ Electricity. Motivated Seller. $239,900 • Organize, Promote, and Conduct Classroom Programs and Adult Applicants to have an Associate Degree in one or more of the #2903 NEW LISTING!! 3 Workshops following: Conservation / Environmental / Agricultural Engineering • Assist in Management, Utilization, and Maintenance of the Black Swamp / Natural Resource Management fi eld or have a minimum of 2 years Bdrm Home w/ef ciency • Nature Center Building and 50 acres of natural areas of experience in those fi elds. Experience with CADD, GIS, mapping, Apartment. 3 Bathrooms, Of ce • Assist the District in other Programs as needed Excel, Peach Tree, and Microsoft software desired. Employment is area, Large Family Room, and Application Details: contingent upon passing all pre-employment screenings. Must completely Remodeled from • Complete applications and submit resumes (8 a.m. – 4 p.m.) at 503 have a valid driver’s license and be insurable. Salary will be based end to End. Stting high on a hill Fairground Rd. Paulding, Ohio. on experience. Complete applications and submit resumes (8 a.m. East side of Antwerp overlooking the Maumee with a Great View. Also • Please include a short essay (250 words or less) with the topic being to 4 p.m.) at 503 Fairground Road, Paulding, Ohio. Resume and sits on 1.05 Ac. Must see this home. Priced to Sell $126,900 “Conserving Our Natural Resources”. application deadline is May 27, 2016. Paulding SWCD is an Equal • Deadline for Applications: May 27, 2016 The Paulding SWCD is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Opportunity Employer. View other listings @ www.foltzrealty.com • Of ce: 419-399-2347 PAGE 16 – WEST BEND NEWS – MAY 17, 2016 Phone: 419-258-2000 • Email: [email protected] AHS COLLEGE T-SHIRT DAY Ohio 66 just north of De- Friday, May 27 for water main REP. BURKLEY HONORS GEORGE fiance to north of Flory Road; and sanitary sewer work. Ohio 18 just east of Sherwood During the intersection clo- CLEMENS IV AS A 2016 DIVISION III to Brunersburg; Ohio 111 sure, access to local business- from the Paulding County es will be available via Fox STATE WRESTLING CHAMPION line to the south corporation Road. limit of Defiance PAULDING COUNTY: EDWARD JONES BRINGS Drainage work will oc- TOP LEADER TO AREA cur at the following loca- tions with traffic maintained Financial adviser Bryan through the work zone. Work Post of Hicksville is helping is being performed by the host Kate Warne PhD., chief ODOT Paulding County investment strategist from maintenance garage. Ohio Edward Jones, on Wednes- 111 east of U.S. 127; Ohio 637 day, May 18. Post will attend On Tuesday, May 10th, Antwerp Local School had its annual east of Ohio 111 College T-shirt Day. Many of the seniors wore a shirt from a private forum with several Ohio 49 north of the vil- dozen leading financial ad- the college or university they will attend next year, and staff lage of Payne, between Road and faculty joined in and wore a shirt from their alma mater. visers in Northwest Ohio. 94 and Road 96, closed March Warne will then address a 21 for 60 days for a bridge WBESC GOVERNING BOARD partment of Transportation crowd of 450 invited clients replacement project. Traffic in the early evening. MAY MEETING SET District 1 which includes the detoured onto Ohio 500 and counties of Defiance, Pauld- Warne interprets market Ohio 111 back to Ohio 49. conditions and recommends Western Buckeye Educa- ing, and Van Wert and Wyan- Work is being performed by dot. For the latest in statewide appropriate investment strat- tional Service Center has set Vernon Nagel, Napoleon. egies to aid U.S investor cli- their May Governing Board construction visit www.ohgo. Van Wert County com. ents in reaching their long- Meeting for Wednesday, May Ohio 697 at the west edge term financial goals. She has 18, 2016, 6:00 p.m. at the Van Please contact us at 419- of Delphos was closed May 12 State Representative Tony Clemens went 50-0 on 999-6803; rhonda.pees@dot. appeared on CBS, CNBC, Wert ESC Office, 813A N. for approximately four days CNN, BBC and Burkley (R-Payne) presented the season on his way to be- Franklin Street, Van Wert, ohio.gov for information re- for a railroad repair project. a resolution to George Clem- coming the Division III, garding highway construc- Bloomberg and has been Ohio. Traffic is detoured onto Ohio quoted regularly in such ma- ens, honoring him as a 2016 126-pound state champion. tion in the area. 116, Ohio 81 and Ohio 66 Division III State Wrestling Clemens made school history DEFIANCE COUNTY: jor publications as The Wall ODOT HIGHWAY CON- back to Ohio 697. Work is be- Street Journal, the New York Champion. last year when he became the STRUCTION WEEK OF MAY Pavement repairs will be ing performed by the Chica- “I was proud to see George first wrestler to place at the done at the following loca- Times, the Toronto Globe and 16, 2016 go, Ft. Wayne & Eastern RR. Clemens further his wres- state tournament with a sev- tions with traffic maintained Mail, the Financial Times, U.S. 127 (Washington Forbes and Fortune. tling career and obtain a enth-place finish. This year he through the work zone. Street) between Fox Road spot on the state tournament is the first Wayne Trace wres- The following is work Work is being performed by Warne holds a doctorate scheduled to occur in the and Ervin Road in the city of in economics, specializing in podium,” said Rep. Burkley. tler to become a champion. the ODOT Defiance County Van Wert closed April 11 for “With his dedication and per- George Clemens was pres- coming week on state high- maintenance garage: finance and competitive strat- ways within the Ohio De- reconstruction and widening egy, from Yale University, a severance, I expect we will see ent along with his parents to of the road. Access to local master of science from the great success from him as he receive the resolution during businesses is maintained. London School of Economics pursues his future endeav- the Ohio House session. DRIVERS Traffic is detoured onto Ohio and a bachelor’s degree with ors.” HORNISH BROS. INC. IS CURRENTLY ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS 81, Ohio 118, Ervin Road/Van high honors from Swarth- FOR 3RD SHIFT CITY WORK/SHUTTLE DRIVER FOR WORK Wert-Decatur Road, U.S. 224 more College. She earned her artwork entitled “Copper NOGGLE EARNS IN THE DEFIANCE AREA. THIS IS AN HOURLY POSITION W/ and U.S. 30 back to U.S. 127. Chartered Financial Analyst Leaves” BENEFITS THAT STARTS AT $17.00 PER HOUR. IF BEING HOME The closure will remain in designation in 1997. She has Katarina Wicher, a senior 100 AR POINTS DAILY IS IMPORTANT TO YOU & YOU HAVE A CLASS A CDL W/ place until fall. Work is being worked at AT&T and Gener- at Whitmer High School in AT LEAST 2 YEARS TRACTOR-TRAILER EXPERIENCE, PLEASE performed by Helms & Sons al Motors, been a professor at Lucas County for her print- FILL OUT AN APPLICATION AT 2060 E. Excavating, Findlay. Washington University, lec- making artwork entitled SECOND ST. DEFIANCE, OH (WEST SIDE The entire U.S. 127 (Wash- “Gears” OF OFFICE BUILDING), CALL 419-785- tured at Yale and been a mem- ington St.)/Ervin Road inter- ber of the President’s Council The three Honorable 3100, OR FILL OUT AN APPLICATION AT section will be closed from Mention winners will have WWW.HORNISHGROUP.COM. E.O.E. of Economic Advisers. Monday, May 23 through The agenda will have their artwork displayed in Warne discuss top-line issues one of Congressman Lat- affecting the market in both ta’s congressional offices for briefings Post will be able to the year. There were 68 high speak about the investment school students, represent- outlook for 2016 to interested ing 18 high schools that par- clients, groups and local res- ticipated in the competition. idents. Members of the University of Findlay’s art department LATTA ANNOUNCES CON- judged the artwork. GRESSIONAL ART COMPE- Each spring, the Congres- Payne Elementary First Grade TITION WINNER sional Institute sponsors a student, Blake Noggle, read nation-wide high school art so many books that he earned competition to recognize the 100 AR Points! This is a great On April 23, Congress- artistic talents of the nation’s accomplishment for a first man Bob Latta (R-Bowling youth. The Congressional grader. Way to go Blake! Green) announced Del- Art Competition began in aney McQuown, a junior 1982 and has had more than Let West Bend News an- from Upper Sandusky High 650,000 high school students nounce your engagement, School in Wyandot County, participate in the competi- wedding or anniversary. It’s as the winner of Ohio’s Fifth tion. only $6 per column for the District 2016 Congressional photo, article is free! Art Competition. Sponsored by Community Memorial Hospital In a ceremony at the Mar- athon Center for the Per- forming Arts, Fisher/Wall Gallery, Latta honored Ms. McQuown and three other students for their winning art pieces. Ms. McQuown’s original photography art- work entitled “Freckled Jun- $20 to Pre-Register! ($15 for 18 & under) or gle” will be displayed in the U.S. Capitol Tunnel for one $25 Race Day Registration ($20 for 18 & under) year. “Delaney has great cre- NEW Dri-fit shirts! ativity and artistic talent, Shirt guaranteed for all pre-registered participants and I look forward to seeing her artwork displayed in the FOLTZ REALTY tunnel of the U.S. Capitol,” Don K. Foltz II - Broker Race Day Sign-in 8:00-8:40 am said Congressman Latta. #2903, 14613 Rd. 43 - "River View" Start and Finish at Riverside Park, 300 E. River St., Antwerp “All of our students who par- Setting high on a ticipated in this year’s Con- hill on the East side of Antwerp, Ohio, Find Ribfest River Run 5K on Facebook � [email protected] gressional Art Competition this 3BR home did such outstanding work.” w/an ef ciency apartment. 3 The following students bathrooms, of ce received Honorable Mention area, big all awards for their artwork: purpose room, big family room, w/laminate  oor. Kitchen area is really nice, with a real neat dining area. Lg. screened enclosed porch. Open deck with great view Paige Burger, a junior off ef ciency apartment. This home has been remodeled from end to end. All from Upper Sandusky High replacement windows, vinyl siding, 30 year roof, all up-dated  ooring thru-out. Big 2 car attached garage, lots of shade overlooking the Maumee River with School in Wyandot County view!!! Setting way off road on a hill. See Maurie 419-769-9090. $126,900 for her scratchboard artwork entitled “Cat Scratch Fever” FOR ANY ABOVE LISTING... Amy Sun, a freshman at CALL 419-769-9090 Ottawa Hills High School in MAURIE WANNEMACHER (CELL) Lucas County for her copper - Realtor OR 419-263-2523