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Monday, February 2, 2015 Paulding County Progress-Weekly Reminder - 1

POSTAL

PATRON

P.O. Box 180 - PAULDING, OHIO - 45879 - 419-399-4015“Classifieds get the job done! Buy • Sell • Trade • Rent • Hire”

THE WEEKLY REMINDER PRESORTEDSTANDARD

US POSTAGEPAID

PAULDING, OHIO

45879

PERMIT #12

ECRWSS

419-399-2760 130 Dooley Drive, Paulding

ED’S CAR CARE

$18.95Includes FREE Tire Rotation and

FREE 26 pt. Inspection with Oil ChangeSpecial Good through February 2015.

We Are a Full Service Repair Shop• Selling New & Used Tires

• Batteries • FREE Diagnostic if We do Repair

+ tax

OIL CHANGE SPECIAL

5 qts. Synthetic blend.$2 for additional quart.

Serving the Paulding Area for over 22 Years

Monday-Friday 9-5; Saturday 8-12419-399-3077621 Flatrock Drive, Paulding

[email protected]

ASE Master Certifed Technician

√ Domestic & Foreign Repair

√ Computerized Diagnostic

√ Engines

√ Transmissions

√ Suspensions

√ Electrical

√ Brakes

√ Oil Changes

We Sell New Tires (most major brands)

We Stock Trailer TiresBIG Selection of Used Tires in Stock!We mount and balance motorcycle, ATV and lawn & garden tires

NEW - We now service & reprogram allmakes and models of tire pressuremonitoring systems.

G e t Y o u r

C a r R e a d y

f o r

W i n t e r !

800-399-2071 • North on US Hwy. 127, 1255 N. Williams St., Paulding • www.stykemainchevy.com

Our Price Match

Guarantee We Will Match Or Beat Any

Competitive Service Department’sTotal Repair Price!*

*Includes all shop fees on any repair of GM vehi-cles. Customer must present in writing to PauldingStykemain Chevrolet a complete estimate of therepair including all part numbers and total laborhours in advance of the customer giving Styke-main authorization for repairs.

TRANSMISSION FLUSH $99.95

15 qt. flush using Dexron VI transmission fluid

FRONT DIFFERENTIAL SERVICE$109.95

Drain and refill using AC De lco 75w90 Synthetic Lube

REAR DIFFERENTIAL SERVICE$159.95

Drain fill change cover gasket using AC Delco 75w90 Synthetic Lube

L i f e t i m e F R E E

c a r w a s h e s w i t h a n y

N e w o r U s e d

p u r c h a s e s !

OIL CHANGES $12.95Up to 5 quarts with filter. Excludes diesels, synthetic and dexos oils.

$15 discount on all excluded oil changes.

K of C Fish FryFriday, February 5th

Lunch 11am-1pm Dinner 4pm-7pm

FISH (all you can ea t a t the hall)

FR ENCH FR IES/B AK ED PO T A TO

COR N/B AK ED BE ANS

COLE SL A W

COFFEE/ JUICE (Pop e x tra)

Adult Dinner ................$8.50Seniors 60+ Dinner ......$8.00Kids (5-12) ..................$3.75Under 5 ........................FREEFish Only ...............$8.50/lb.French Fries ....... $3.00/boat

Adult/Senior Dinners (4 piece fish), Kids Dinners (2 piece fish) and Fish by the lb. are available for carryout only .K of C Hall located 1 mile south of Paulding on US 127

PUBLIC WELCOME

HUNTER

EDUCATION

SAFETY

COURSE

Feb. 219 am - 4 pm

Feb. 22Noon - 4:30 pm

at Paulding

County Fish &

Game Club

9920 US 127

Paulding

Free of Charge

Preregister @

www.wildohio.com

Insertsin the Paulding Progress

Starting February 4th

Monday, 2/2Dinner:

2 Pc. Chicken, Choice of

Potato, Vegetable, Side,

Roll & Butter

Tuesday, 2/3Dinner:

Grilled or Breaded Pork

Tenderloin, Potato, Vegetable,

Side, Roll

60¢ Traditional Wings

Wednesday, 2/4Dinner:

Sausage & Sauerkraut, Choice of

Potato, Vegetable, Side,

Roll & Butter

Thursday, 2/5Lunch & Dinner:

Meatloaf, Mashed Potates & Gravy.

Vegetable, Side, Roll

Friday, 2/6Lunch & Dinner:

Alaskan Whitefish Dinner(2 pc., 3 pc. or 5 pc.)

Fish by the Pound, Includes3 Breadsticks $8.50

Saturday, 2/7Lunch:

2 Chili Dogs & Potato Wedges

Dinner:

Prime Rib or New York Strip w/Jumbo Shrimp, Potato, Veg., Side, Roll

117 West Perry StreetPaulding

419-399-5099

$5 BUCK LUNCH

SPECIALS

Coming Soon (Drive-Thru or Pick up Only)

Everyday: Prime Rib Melts w/Potato Wedges, Sauteed Onions & Mushrooms on a grilled sub bun - $9.95To Go Only! Henny Penny Pressure Fried Chicken, 10 pc. $9.95 - 15 pc. $15.95 - 20 pc. $19.95 • 1 lb. Fish w/4 Breadsticks $8.50 “All Cooking in 100% Canola Oil”

New Winter HoursMon., Tues., Wed. – 4 pm-10 pmThurs. – 11 am-10 pm • Fri. & Sat. – 11 am-12 am

Kitchen Open until 9 pm on Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs.

and 10 pm on Fri. & Sat.

(Alley Drive-Thru available for quick pickup)


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2 - Weekly Reminder - Paulding County Progress Monday, February 2, 2015

Decks • Fences • Gazebos

DECKS-N-PLACE

Defiance• 419-782-5514

Paulding• 419-399-2703

15804 St. Rt. 613

Paulding, OH 45879

Mark Holtsberry

Cell: 419-399-2511

119 E. High St. - Hicksville, OH 43526

www.samswitzerrealty.com

Fax: 419-542-6190

419-542-6180

TAZ Construction Services LLCTony Zartman

4376 Rd. 33, Payne, Ohio 45880

Ph. 419-263-2977

Customer Satisfaction Is Our Speciality

*Remodeling & New Construction

*Free Estimates

*Insured1Co 10:31- whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God.

Buckle Up * Drive Safely * Don’t Drink & Drive

Breakdown or

Mishap. Request

Gideon’s for all

your towing needs.

GIDEON’S24/7 Towing

& Recovery

419-399-4242

FITZENRIDER, INCHEATING•AIR CONDITIONING•

REFRIGERATION•SHEET METALCut your heating and cooling cost with a High

Efficiency Trane Heating and Cooling System.

827 Perry St. Defiance, OH

Call 419-784-0828

Your business card will publish twice per month in either the Weekly

Reminder or the Paulding Progress at a cost of ......... Only $35.00 per month!

*Three month minimum.

E-mail: [email protected]

9928 Rd. 171, Oakwood, OH 45873

419-594-3313 or 800-248-6625

Hrs: M-F 9 am - 5 pm; Sat. 10 am - 2 pm

Art/painting classes: Tues. 6 pm; $8/2 hours

Archery, Arrows, Recurves, Compounds,

X-bows, Shotguns, Rifles, Ammo,

Artist Supplies & More

MULLEN ARCHERY/GUN SHOP

“Your Alternative Heating Specialists”

RURAL ENERGY PRODUCTS, L.L.C.9296 Van Wert - Willshire Rd.

Van Wert, Ohio 45891

1-800-546-3319

Fax: 1-419-232-4200

e-mail:

[email protected].

com

STOVES –I NSERTS –FIREPLACES –FURNACES –BOILERS

• CORN

• COAL

• PELLETS

• GAS

• WOOD

KROUSE CHIROPRACTIC110 West Oak, Payne

419-263-1393

FRIENDLY STAFF ~ AFFORDABLE C ARE

S AME D AY APPOINTMNENT

CONVENIENT SCHEDULING

*M ASSAGE THERAPY

M ARSHA CROSS, LMT

AMBER COMBS, LMT

~Now Accepting New Patients~

~In Network with Most Insurances~

HERE’S MY CARDDon’t miss out on the best deal around! Call 419-399-4015

Thinking of building a new home,updating an older home?

NEW HOMES, EXPERIENCED IN ALL PRICE RANGES.

Room additions and remodel projects.Local contractor • Local prices

Give me a call Steve Denning with

DENNINGHOME IMPROVEMENTS

419-263-2110

Built by Denning Home Improvements

241 E. Second St.

Ottawa, OH 419-523-3000

www.trirguns.comHours; M,T,Th,F 10-6; Wed 10-8; Sat 10-2

300 West Jefferson St. • Paulding

419-399-4941

HARTZOG LUMBER SUPPLY and

Quality Products. Priceless Advice.New Construction • Remodeling • Custom Furniture • Hardware Supplies

Your County. Your Newspaper.

Paulding County ProgressPaulding County Progress“Exclusive Paulding County News”

2003 buick regal ls

3800 V-6, AT, full pwr, TS, CC,

dual climate control, leather,tinted windows, alloy wheels

02-06 lincoln ls

V-6 or V-8, AT, full pwr, Alpine

stereo, htd leather, p/moonroof,

chrome wheels

*8 to Choose From*

2007 GMC acadia slt AWD

V-6, full pwr, dual climate

control, htd leather, rear buckets,

w/DVD, 3rd row, chrome wheels.

*Only 78,909 Miles*

1996 chevy s 10 2WD

Only 139,259 miles! 4 cyl,

5 speed, TS, AC, ext cab, short-bed, alloy wheels

1997 mitsubishi eclipse gs

2.0 L 4 cyl, automatic, full pwr,

AC, leather, p/moonroof, alloy

wheels

*Only 69,021 Miles*

03-06 ford explorers 4x4

V-6 & V-8, full pwr, TS, CC, AC,

htd leather, CD, rear DVD, 3rd

row, chrome wheels

*12 to Choose From*

2003 olds aurora 4.0

Front & side airbags, full pwr,

htd leather, Bose stereo, p/moonroof, keyless entry

1999-2002 OLDS ALERO SEDAN

4 cyl, automatic, full pwr, TS,

CC, cloth, tinted windows, alloy

wheels

*5 to Choose From*

2005 GMC yukon xl 4x4

5.3 l Vortec V-8, htd leather,

Bose stereo, 31 settings, 8

passenger, chrome wheels

*5 to Choose From*

$ 4 , 4 9 5

$ 2 , 8 0 0

$ 1 3 , 9 0 0

2005 pontiac grand am se

3.4 L V-6, AT, PW, PL, PM, TS,

CC, CD, ice cold AC, rear spoiler

2002-2005 pontiac montana’s

3.4 L V-6, full pwr, TS, CC, AC,

CD, rear AC controls, rear buck-

ets, 3rd row, new tires

*8 to Choose From*

2007 buick rendezvous cxl

V-6, burlwood trim, htd leather,

p/moonroof, 3rd row, chrome

wheels

*6 to Choose From*

$ 5 , 8 9 5

$ 5 , 5 0 0

$ 7 , 5 0 0

2002 mitsubishi diamante

3.5 L V-6, dual P/htd leather,

burlwood trim, Infiniti stereo,p/moonroof, keyless, chromewheels

00-09 chrysler town & country

V-6, full pwr, traction crontrol,

htd leather, Infiniti stereo, rear

buckets, chrome wheels

*8 to Choose From*

2000 ford f350 4x4

7.3 L pwr, stroke turbo diesel,

AT, XLT pkg, CD, keyless, super

duty, longbed, super duty

*Only 167,622 Miles*

2000 acura 3.2 tl

V-6, AT, full pwer, TS, CC, AC, htd

leather, Bose stereo, p/moon-roof, rear spoiler, keyless entry

2001 dodge ram 1500

2wd, only 50,911 miles! V-6,

automatic, tilt, cruise, longbed,

alloy wheels

*1-Owner*

2004 chevy colorado Z-71

3.5 inline 5 cyl, AT, full pwr, TS,

CC, AC, CD, keyless entry, crew

cab, shortbed

*Own Truck & Save at the Pump*

$ 4 , 8 9 5

$ 3 , 8 9 5

$ 1 2 , 9 0 0

$ 5 , 5 0 0

$ 6 , 9 0 0

$ 1 1 , 9 0 0

$ 4 , 4 9 5

$ 5 , 9 9 5

$ 1 5 , 9 0 0

$ 3 , 4 9 5

$ 4 , 4 9 5

$ 7 , 9 0 0

2004-2006 chrysler pacifica

3.5 L V-6, htd. leather, Infiniti

stereo, p/moonroof, rear buck-ets, w/DVD,3rd row, new tires

*12 to Choose From*

2006 dodge durango 4x4

V-8, chrome grill, full pwr, TS,

CC, CD, rear DVD, 8 passenger,alloy wheels

*5 to Choose From*

2012 Dodge Charger SXT

1-owner, push to start,

full pwr., V-connect

stereo, 20” SRT chrome

wheels

*Sublime Green Graphics*

2002-2006 TRAILBLAZER LT 4X4

4.2 L inline 6 cyl, full pwr, Bosestereo, htd leather, p/moonroof,

DVD, 3rd row, keyless, new t ires

*15 to Choose From*

2007 CHEVY TRAILBLAZER SS

Only 97,230 miles, 6.0 L

Vortec V-8, htd. leather,

Bose stereo w/31 settings,

p/moonroof, 20” wheels

*All Wheel Drive*

$ 1 5 , 9 0 0

$ 7 , 9 0 0

$ 1 6 , 9 0 0

2007 ford expedition el

5.4 L V-8, htd/cooled seats,p/moonroof, rear buckets, w/

DVD, 3rd row, 4x4

*1 Owner, Limited Pkg.*

$ 1 2 , 9 0 0

1997 gmc suburban sle 4x4

5.7 L 350 V-8, full pwr, TS, CC,AC, 3rd row, keyless entry, alloy

wheels w/new tires

$ 5 , 8 9 5

2003 HONDA CR-V

2.4 L V-Tech, automatic, full

pwr, TS, CC, AC, CD, tintedwindows, new tires

$ 7 , 5 0 0 $ 5 , 9 0 0 $ 8 , 9 0 0

STACK EM DEEP

SELLING EM CHEAP!

***ACRES OF PRE-OWNED INVENTORY***

1-866-912-9861

2101 W Coliseum Blvd. Fort Wayne, IN 46808


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VAN WERT MEDICAL SERVICES,

VAN WERT, OHIO

Medical Assistants

Full-time and part-time (benets eligible)and on-call as needed (not eligible forbenets) positions are available withVWMS. Hours are typically 8am-5pm,

Monday through Friday. Some eveningsuntil 7pm required. Some Saturdaysrequired. Qualied candidates musthave detailed knowledge of medicalterminology, pharmaceuticals, andmust be able to communicate medicalinformation to clients. Other skillssuch as phone operation, scheduling,ling and use of ofce equipment arenecessary. Graduate of a medicalassistant training program or graduateof a similar training program. Workexperience in patient care, preferablyin a medical group setting is preferred.Qualied candidates are encouraged

to submit a resume/application to:

Human Resources

Van Wert County Hospital

1250 S. Washington St.

Van Wert, OH 45891

Ph: 419-238-8656 • Fax: 419-238-9390

E-mail: [email protected]

Visit the Hospital’s website and apply

online at:

www.vanwerthospital.org

EOE

GORRELL BROS1201 N. Williams St., • Paulding, OH 45879

Sandra J. Mickelson &

Tamyra L. Humes Cell: 419-506-1015

www.gorrellbros-paulding.com

Over 40 Years Combined Real Estate Experience

“Serving you from Sign Up to Sign Down!”

Large Auction

Sat., Feb. 7 @ 10:00 A.M.

Jewelry - Sterling Silver - Antique Clocks

Post Cards - Ball Cards - Local Collectable Items

Quilts - Glass Milk Bottles - Lamps

Antique Furniture - Modern Furniture

Household -Material - Sewing

LOCATION: Gorrell Bros. Auction Facility – 1201 N. Williams St., Paulding, OH.

Large Amount Of Jewelry including Hampden Ladies pocket watch; Mexico Sterling pin; Sterling Enameled Bucherer Ladies watch; Eastern Star pin; Signed costume jewel-ry; WW II Wings; 1939 WF Key Chain & Pocket Knife; Elgin 15J Mans Pocket Watch;Hamilton Curved Mans Wrist Watch; 10K gold Ladies Amethyst Ring; 14K Ladies Tiger

Eye Ring; Antique Unmarked Gold Wedding Ring & Band; 14K Ladies Opal Ring;10K gold Ladies Ring; 1919 KHS Class Ring; 14K Gold 32nd Degree Masonic Ring;Unmkd White Gold & Diamond Ladies Ring; 18K White Gold Ladies Wedding Band;10 K Gold Int. Ring; 14 K Gold w Pearl Ladies Ring; 14 K White Gold Ladies Pearl ring;(Several Nice Individual Jewelry Items including Triffari; Monet; Krommer; Lisner;Weiss) plus 23+ jewelry boxes and many ats full of antique and costume jewelry ……..Sterling Silver including 46 pc set of Gorham Melrose Sterling Flatware; GorhamSterling Salt & Pepper; Sterling Souvenir Spoons; Rogers Silver Plate Flatware Set;Silver Plate Serving Pieces; Coffee Set; Trays, Etc.; Stainless Flatware Set; Several

boxes of old and newer atware and related; ………. Over 60 Lamps & Lights (new-er & older) including Aladdin Kerosene Lamps; Organ Lamp; Rayo Lamps; GlassLamps; Finger lamps; Aladdin Shades; Reproduction Lamps; Lamp Parts; Oil Lamps,etc., etc. … Advertising, Post Cards, Trading Cards, Etc. including , Several Boxes Ofmisc Baseball Trading Cards, Several Boxes of Post Cards, Greeting Cards, Old Pictures,Albums, Etc., Etc. …. Paulding Memorabilia including a few post cards, old PauldingEchos (1920’s & 50’s) advertising incl Greer Drug Bottles, plates, Oakwood Oil, etc.……… 15 Quilts & Related plus Sewing Material and Sewing Items, small fur, etc………. Sets Of Dishes, Royal Doulton Figurines, Glassware, Related including 13Royal Doulton Lady Figurines (call for list) plus Hummel, Occupied Japan and other g-urines; plus Sets of China including Royal Albert Stone China, Johann Haviland BavariaGermany, Johnson Bros Ironstone Hunting Country, Homer Laughlin, Federal Syracuse,Currier & Ives; Virginia Rose; Other glassware including Fostoria Coin, Fenton, PressedGlass, Depression Glass, Carnival Glass, etc., etc., etc. ………. Over 40 Antique Clocksincluding Mantel Clocks, Shelf Clocks, Wall Clocks, Coo Coo Clocks, Kitchen Clocks,

Weighted Clock plus several newer novelty and other clocks (call for clock list) ……Over 40 Old Pictures and Frames, Prints, Etc., Etc. …… Glass Milk Bottles, OldPhonograph, Collectables, Artifacts, Primitives & Dolls including Shirley Temple Doll& 15 Other Dolls & Related; Table Top Cecilian Hand Crank Phonograph, Old Scales,Bonded Oil Co. Advertising Glasses and Pitcher; 1971 Kentucky Derby Glasses; BlissCoffee Can; Puck Ground Pepper Jar; Diehl Beer Can; Homer Brooks Insulator; ToySewing Machine; Stereo-viewer; A Few Native American Artifacts; Railroad Lantern;Ice Tongs; Old Seedburo Scale; Misc Old Kitchen Items, Etc.; Candle Mold; LightedBeer Signs; Buggy Lantern; Over 83 Glass Milk Bottles of Varied Types & Sizes (mostmarked with Dairy Names and Towns - Call For List); Castor Sets; Crock Bowls & OtherBowls & Pitchers; linens and doilies, Mesh Purse, newer cast iron toys, farm toys, etc.,etc., etc. …….. Antique Furniture including Oak Cane Bottom Chairs; Parlor Chairs;Set Of High Back Rush Seat Chairs; Several Old Wood Chairs; Marble Top Chest; OakCommode; Victorian Walnut Bed & Dresser; Linen Press (linen cabinet); Childs Rock-ing Chairs; Victorian Dresser With Mirror; 2 Oak Dressers; High Chairs; Hall Trees;China Cabinet; Piano Desk; Dress Form; Oak Drop Leaf Table; Stands; Oak CupboardTop; Trunk; Mirrors; Kitchen Table & chairs; Buffet; Small Doll Beds; Cradle; DropFront Desk; Victorian Dressers; Foot Stools; Modern Furniture Including Dark CherryFinish 4 Pc Queen Size Bedroom Suite; 2 Wood Kitchen Tables & Chairs; Sofa; LoftBed With Built In Storage; Whitewashed Book Case; Knick Knack Shelves; Marble TopStands & Tables; Sweeper; 3 Pc Double BR Suite; (Over 50 Pieces Of Antique and Mod-ern Furniture Items) … Plus four wagons full of household, collectables and small items……. Very Partial listing ……… 2 auction rings (auction ring 1 sells jewelry, glass-ware, cards, etc., etc.) (auction ring 2 sells furniture and wagons - antique & modern

furniture sells at 10:30) …… Inspection: Fri. Feb. 6 from 12:00 Noon until 5 pm & beginning at 8:30 am day of auction …..Visit our web site @ gorrellbros-paulding.com- or - auction zip for photos or call for brochure ……. .. Terms: Cash, Check, VISA,Master Card or Discover Card …… Sellers: Carolyn Dangler Estate, Pldg Co. ProbateCrt Case 20141055, Mary Elder Ex., James M. Sponseller, Attorney and Dane C.Budd Estate, Pldg Co. OH, Probate Crt Case 20141027, Lonnie D. Budd, Ex, JamesM. Sponseller, Attorney & Kathryn Louise Yager Estate, Adams Co., IN Probate CrtCase 01C01-1411-EU-0061, Richard A. King, Personal Representative & other con-signors …………... Gorrell Bros. Auctioneers - Don Gorrell, Larry Gorrell, ChrisAuFrance, Apprentice; Aaron Timm, Sandra Mickelson, Nolan Shisler

Noticesl108 THE BENTON Town-ship 2014 Annual finan-cial report is completeand available for inspec-ion during their regular

monthly meeting. For themonth of February our meeting will be held onSaturday, February 7 at

:00a.m. Our regular monthly meetings areheld a t 7 :00p.m. thesecond Monday of eachmonth unless posted onhe door of the townshiphouse. The months of

pril through October,he start time will be at:00p.m. Benton Town-

sh ip Trustees, Ju l ieDiner , Fiscal Off icer

Elderly Home Carel220 IN HOME Caregiver for

d u l t c a r e t orepare/serve meals,

ight house duties. Day-ime and Evening hours.Experience preferred.References required.

ail resume with refer-ences to: PO 222, Oak-wood, Ohio 45873

Help Wantedl235 DRIVERS: CDL-A &OWNER OPERATORS.D E D IC A T ED R o u t e

Earns $65,000+ Annu-l ly . C al l D ar t a ndDRIVE LIKE A BOSS!

55-223-7342

Apartment/DuplexFor Rentl305

2 BDRM, apartment for rent in Paulding and De-fiance. Please call Al at

19-399-2419 for moredetails.

2 BDRM. apt. downtownAntwerp. Stove, refriger-ator, water, sewer andgarbage. $400 mo. 419-258-9325.

IN PAULDING - Whis-pering Pines- 2 bdrm.Call 419-670-4655 or

419-399-2419.

NOW LEASING: One &Two Bedroom Apart-

e n ts i n P a ul d in g .Please call Straley REalEstate at 419-399-4444

r 419-399 -3721 f roore in format ion.

Ofce Space ForRentl330

O F F IC E B U I L DI N G,a c ro s s f o r P a u ld i n gCourthouse, ful ly fur-nished. $450 monthly419-594-2485

Farmhouses forRentl355

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

12 13 14 15 16

Room MatesWantedl360

ROOMMATE WANTED

to share expenses. 4bdrm. house, separatebathrooms . Ca l l T im419-263-8195.

Antiques andCollectiblesl505

FORT DEFIANCE An -i q ue s . 4 0 2 C l in t o n

Street, Defiance. 419-7 8 2 - 60 0 3 . H o u rs :M o n d a y - S a t u r d a y ,1 0 a m - 5 p m .

YEA RS AGO AntiqueMall, 108 N Main Street,Van Wert 419-238-3362,30+ Dealers. C losedTuesdays. Buy & Sell.

For Salel575 $150 QUEEN pillowtop

mattress set. New inplastic, can deliver 260-493-0805.

LINDA'S GLASS Gal-lery, 511 Second St. De-fiance, OH. Special or-ders, gifts, lessons, andrepairs. 419-438-0156.www.lindasglassgallery.com.

Wanted to Buyl592 COINS, STAMP collec-tions, comic books, oldtoys, antiques, military,old magazines, estates,col lect ions. 419-399-

3353

Storage Buildingsl597 PAULDING STORAGE

Center : Now rent ingstorage units. Differentsizes available. Call 419-399-2419 for info.

Constructionl625 AL GRIFFITHS Con-struction: Windows, lightelectrical, drywall, siding,doors and more. Call Alfor your repair or con-struction needs. 419-508-2102

Travell685 CHARTER BUS ToursI’m in the planning sea-son!!! Lots of Day &Multi-Day tours ready bymy March 8th TravelParty, RamadaInn—1:30-4:00. April 6-10---Savannah/BiltmoreEstate-- $799 April 25-

29—Virginia Military Ex-travaganza--$769Evelyn’s Excursions419-737-2055 877-771-4401 IvahLothamer—419-399-2386 www.evelynsexcur-sions.com

Storagel875 PAULDING MINI Stor-age Units. For more in-formation please cal lStraley Estate at 419-399-4444 or 419-399-3721.

Free and Low PricedMerchandisl953

IF INTERESTED i n aFREE KJV Bible or chil-

d r en ' s s t or y B i bl e ,please contact 419-786-9309. We welcome loca-tions interested in help-ing to distribute bibles.

To see nice color pictures & interior shots of properties offeredby Gorrell Bros. go to: www.gorrellbros-paulding.com

Multiple ListingService

#1646 3 BR home w/newer roof, det. garage.Seller has relocated &will look at all offers.New Price! Paulding.

Call Don 419-399-7699

#1680! 2 BR home w/some updates afford-ably priced. Housepayment would be lessthan rent. N. CherrySt., Paulding. Call DonGorrell 419-399-7699.

#1638 - BEAUTIFUL4 BR VICTORIANHOME! NOW$117,500! Lots ofextras, C/A, bsmt.,2-car garage. Corner

lot Paulding. CallSandra or Tamyra

419-506-1015

#1675 - 1/2 Ac. lot inAntwerp - 3 BR, 2 bath,beautiful Thomasvillecabinets in kitchen,ventless gas log in f/ place. $92,500. Call

Sandra or Tamyra 419-506-1015

#1655 Country living -Affordable Price! Newermetal roof, outbuildings,interior work done, 3BR home! NE of Payne REDUCED TO $49,900

.Call Sandra or Tamyra419-506-1015

#1669 300 E. JacksonSt., Paulding. 1.5story, 3 BR, ptl. bsmt.,

newer roof, furnace,and breaker box, lg.living rm. New Price$59,500. Call JoeDenHerder

#1681 3 BR, 2 bathhome! Master w/ adjoining bath &walk-in closet. Lg. LR,rear deck. Attractivekitchen, Emerald Rd.$115,000 Call Sandraor Tamyra 419-506-1015

#1665 3 bdrm., 2 bath,Paulding. New furnace,hardwood flooring,island kitchen, fami-ly rm. & master bath.Sellers are relocatingNew Price! Realtor

owned. Call Don 419-399-7699

#1674 NEW PRICE. 3bdrm., 2 bath remod-eled home, 2 cargarage, new kitchen,flooring, roof & furnacew/C/A. In Paulding.Call Don Gorrell 419-399-7699.

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The administraon, faculty, and sta of WayneTrace Local Schools hope that yo u’re nding 2015to be everything that you had hoped it would be.Congratulaons to those of you who have keptyour resoluons. Hopefully, they are making animproved dierence in the quality of your life.

Speaking of quality, high academic expecta-

ons connue to be at the forefront as weprogress through the 2014-2015 school year.Educang our youth is a collecve eort betweenthe school and home, and your connued coop-eraon is needed as we place high demands onour students to perform at a high level in theclassroom. At mes, this means supporng whatmay be perceived as too much homework. Weare condent that our teachers do not assignhomework for the purpose of giving studentswork to do. The general goal of homework is toreinforce the lessons learned in the classroom.Again, school ocials appreciate your support aswe connue to strive for an improved overallrang on the Ohio Department of Educaonstate report card.

Speaking of rangs and the state report card, Iwould once again like to remind our parents/guardians and community members that thetesng system, as we currently know it, has

change this school year. Students in grades 3-8will be taking tests through the new PARCCsystem, an enrely on-line tesng process. Thebar has been signicantly raised this year. Earn-ing a “procient” score will no longer be apassing score. Students must earn what is nowconsidered to be an “accelerated” score in orderto be a passing score. This will likely have adramac impact on school building and schooldistrict rangs. As I’ve stated many mes, thefaculty and sta of Wayne Trace Local Schools isdedicated to teaching the state content stand-ards to its students each day, which in turnshould lessen the potenally negave eect ofmuch higher expectaons from the state level.

Connuing the academic theme… I would liketo take this opportunity to thank our administra-on, faculty, sta, and students for the mannerin which they have embraced the inux of tech-nology in our school district this year. The 1:1

iniave at the JH/HS building is going quite well,as very few problems have arisen during the rstve-plus months of school, and learning hastaken on a whole new look. And at both elemen-tary buildings, our students are being introducedto keyboarding at a younger age than everbefore, while our teachers are incorporangmore technology-based lessons due to the availa-bility of more computers. Addionally, ourWayne Trace Digital Academy is thriving againthis school year as approximately thirty studentsare ulizing some facon of the alternave-educaon possibilies that on-line learningprovides, while approximately twenty-onecollege-bound students report to the digitalacademy for on-line college classes takenthrough Northwest State CC. These twenty-onestudents are taking a total of twenty-eightcollege-level classes. Parents/guardians withquesons about any of the on-line learning

opons oered at Wayne Trace JH/HS shouldcontact Mr. Leeth or Mr. Alt for more infor-maon.

Turning to the district calendar: Due to thecombinaon of fog, snow, ice, and extremelycold temperatures, we are now in the posion ofmaking up at least one day of school. So… pleasemark your calendars for Monday, February 16 asa regular day of school. Should we need to makeup any more days, we will do our best tocommunicate this informaon to you in a melyfashion. Following February 16, the next possiblemake-up day is scheduled for May 29. Any addi-onal calamity days will be made up on June 2,June 3, etc. If you have any quesons about thedistrict calendar for this school year, feel free tocontact the principal’s oce at your child(ren)’sbuilding(s).

We connue to seek nominaons for theWayne Trace Sta Hall of Fame Class of 2015.

Please consider nominang a worthy former stamember who may have had an extraordinaryimpact on your life. Last month’s newsleercontained instrucons for how to make a nomi-naon, but if you have any quesons about thisprocess, feel free to contact the central oce.

The Ohio State Board of Educaon hasdesignated January as “School Board MemberAppreciaon Month.” The men and women whoserve on local boards of educaon do so out ofsincere interest in their local schools. With thatsaid, we would like to thank our local boardmembers for their service and dedicaon toWayne Trace Local Schools. Remember thatcommunity members are welcome to aendschool board meengs. Upcoming meengs willbe held on February 9 and March 9, starng at7:30 in the high school lecture room.

As always, if you have quesons or concernsabout your child’s educaonal experience at

Wayne Trace, feel free to contact your buildingprincipal or superintendent. Go Raiders!

Special Educaon/Student Services News

The next Early Childhood Screening (birth toage 5) will be February 6 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00p.m. at the Antwerp Methodist Church. If schoolis cancelled, the screening will be held on Febru-ary 13. Appointments are preferred, but walk-inswill be accepted. To register, please call1-877-473-8166 (toll free). Aer hours, a mes-sage can be le at extension 41.

SibShop, a special day for siblings with disabili-es will be coming to our area in the spring.SibShop is for children ages 8 to 13 led by LinellWeinberg and Lou Curcio of the Ausm Society ofNorthwest Ohio. This will be an opportunity forchildren to have fun, problem solve, talk honestlyabout what it's like to have a sister or brotherwith a disability, and learn more about develop-mental disabilies. There are many types ofengaging acvies throughout the day, and lunchwill be included. More informaon will be availa-ble at a later date.

Aaron Weisbrod, State Support Team Region 1,will be coming to WT and presenng TransionTraining for area high school intervenon special-ists. The focus of the training is on preparing ourstudents for life beyond graduaon.

In preparaon for upcoming State assessments,our intervenon specialists and teams are check-ing each child's IEP for accommodaons that areappropriate, ensuring the fullest access to thetests, and aligning with the new assessments.

If you have any quesons about accommoda-ons for the New State Tests or any other specialeducaon maer, you may contact me at419-587-3414 or at [email protected].

WT PAYNE ELEMENTARY

Jody L. Dunham, PrincipalThe arrival of February causes our students and

sta to focus on their nal preparaon for theupcoming PARCC and AIR assessments. Theseassessments are very dierent from state assess-ments in the past. There will be more parts toeach content area which means more tesngdays, more content areas assessed and they willbe administered on-line. Students will be using alaptop computer to take these assessments. Be

assured that our teachers and sta arecommied to providing the students with theknowledge and resources needed to beprepared. Beginning March 3, students will beginthe Performance Based Assessments componentof these on-line tests. Please call or email us ifyou have any quesons. Families are able tolearn more about Partnership for Assessment ofReadiness for College and Careers atwww.parcconline.org or about AIR on the OhioDepartment of Educaon website found atwww.educaon.ohio.gov.

We wish to congratulate h grade studentCameron Stoller for correctly spelling the word“tulip” to become the building Spelling Beechampion and representave at the PauldingCounty Spelling Bee on February 2. We also wishto congratulate runner-up Waylon Smallwood forhis accomplishment.

It is me to begin to plan Kindergarten registra-

on for the 2015-2016 school year. Oponsinclude a possible Young 5's (Transional Kinder-garten) and a regular Tradional Kindergarten.Both programs are all day, every day programsthat provide students with a Kindergarten curric-ulum based on the Ohio Department of Educaon content standards. Students enrolledin Tradional Kindergarten will need to be 5years of age prior to August 1, 2015. Studentsenrolled in the Young 5's (Transional Kindergar-ten) must be 5 years of age on or before Septem-ber 30, 2015. It is important to note that theYoung 5's (Transional Kindergarten) classroomwill be conngent upon a minimum enrollmentas determined by Wayne Trace a dministraon.

All students interested in enrolling in eitherprogram are required to parcipate in the Kin-dergarten screening process. Screenings will takeplace at WTPE on April 20 and 21. To registeryour child for Kindergarten, parents need to call

Payne Elementary at 419-263-2512 or stop by theschool oce to pick up a Kindergarten registra-on packet.

It is vital for us to have current phone numbersand addresses for our students. It is importantthat we are able to contact parents when neces-sary. The Honeywell Instant Alert System makesit important that we have valid working numbersto let you know about school delays, cancella-ons and early dismissals. If you change yourcontact informaon or would like to add otherfamily members to this service, please contactthe school at 419-263-2512.

A very special “Thank You” to everyonewho parcipates in the Box Tops for Educaonprogram. We appreciate the me that you taketo clip the coupons and send them to WTPE. InJanuary, we received a check for over $961 forBox Tops collected. The money will be used foreducaonal assemblies. Way to go community!

As always, thank you for your connuedsupport of WTPE!

WT GROVER HILL ELEMENTARY

Kevin Wilson, PrincipaL

I would like to begin by congratulang FaithMeraz, this year’s Spelling Bee winner and IsaiahRienhouse, this year’s runner-up. Faith, thedaughter of Saul and Lucinda Meraz, will repre-sent WTGH at the Paulding County Spelling Beeon February 2. If for some reason Faith is unableto parcipate, Isaiah Rienhouse, the son ofTodd and Aimee Rienhouse will take Faith’s

place as the WTGH representave. Congratula-ons to Faith and Isaiah, as well as all the parci-pated in this year’s Spelling Bee.

There is one important calendar change to benoted for the month of February. On Monday,February 16, President’s Day school will be insession. This day was originally scheduled as aholiday for the students and sta, but with thetypical northwest Ohio weather we have missedtoo many student hours and must use this day asa make-up day. Please note this date on yourschool calendars.

Also, this month is a me to begin preparaonfor next school year. One major event we arepreparing for is Kindergarten Screening. Eventhough Kindergarten Screening is not unl Aprilwe need to begin the process in February. So, atthis me we are making preparaons for thisyear’s screening. If you have a child who will beve before September 30, 2015 and plan for

them to aend Kindergarten or Young 5s classnext year, you need to contact the Grover HillElementary oce for registraon informaon.You may contact the Grover Hill Elementaryoce at 419-399-4100 to begin this registraonprocess.

WT JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Greg Leeth, Principal

As menoned in last month’s newsleer, weare rapidly closing in on the tesng season. Ohiohas adopted new tests, called Next GeneraonAssessments, which students in mulple gradeswill take. At the junior/senior high school build-ing, new tests are being given in Reading, Math,and Science in grades 7 and 8. These testsrequire students to show mastery of much morecomplex skills and are much more me consum-ing than the previous Ohio Achievement Assess-

ments. Addionally, all current freshmen willtake a series of subject specic exams over thecourse of their high school careers rather thanthe previous OGT’s. Tests will be administeredaer students complete courses in English 9 and10, Algebra I and geometry, physical science orbiology, American history and American govern-ment. The OGT is sll the graduaon test forcurrent sophomores, juniors, and seniors; thesetests will be phased out in the next three year.

In other news, the sophomore class recentlytoured Vantage Career Center, hoping to learnmore about the career technical opportuniesprovided. If you have not been on the VantageCareer Center campus since the renovaons andnew building, I encourage you to visit during theirOpen House on February 9 from 5:00-7:30 p.m.The facility boasts cung edge technology and isa valuable training center for students in morethan a dozen local school districts.

Mrs. Sarah Franz will host a meeng onFebruary 10 at 6:00 p.m. in the lecture hall forstudents and their parents interested in learningabout post-secondary (college) opportunies atWayne Trace High School.

Due to school delays and cancellaons, schoolwill be in session February 16, President’s Day.

On February 18, Wayne Trace 8th

gradestudents will parcipate in the Naonal Assess-ment of Educaonal Progress (NAEP). Firstadministered in 1969, NAEP is the largest naon-ally representave and connuing assessment ofwhat students know and can do in varioussubject areas. It is administered by the NaonalCenter for Educaon Stascs, within the U.S.Department of Educaon. NAEP is dierent fromstate assessments because it provides a commonmeasure of student achievement across thecountry. The results of NAEP are released as TheNaon's Report Card, which provides informaon

about student achievement to educators,parents, policymakers, and the public. WayneTrace students will be tested in reading, math,and science.

As always, if you have any concerns regardingyour child’s academic pursuits, please contact hisor her teacher. Together we can make adierence in your student’s life.

Students of the Month

Wayne Trace JH-HS teachers recently nomi-nated and voted on January Students of theMonth. Students receiving this honor are:7

th Grade: Kirsten Lewis; 8

th Grade: Jae’da

Emans; 9th

Grade: Joey DeBoer; 10th

Grade: Nich-olas Bidwell; 11th Grade: Cory Davis; and 12th Grade: Nick Manseld. They all received a“Raider Pride – Pay Forward” t-shirt as part oftheir award. Way to go Raiders!

Guidance Department News

The Wayne Trace College Credit Plus infor-maon meeng for students in grades 6 -12 willbe February 10 at 6:00 p.m. If your student isinterested in taking college credit classes duringthe 2015-16 school year, you must aend themeeng. If you cannot aend the meeng,please make an appointment with Mrs. Franz bythe end of February.

Seniors and Parents of Seniors are invited to

sign up for Remind.com. This is an alert systemthat allows me to remind the seniors and parentsof upcoming deadlines and events. Please con-tact Mrs. Franz for the registraon informaon.As it is available, you will also able to nd schol-arship informaon on the guidance webpage atwww.waynetrace.org.

Another Driver’s Ed class will be oered by SafeStart Driving School from Antwerp in the spring.More informaon will be coming.

Students who would like to take the ACT onApril 18 need to register by March 13 atwww.act.org.

Athlec Department News

The Wayne Trace soball team will be sponsor-ing a chicken and noodle and mashed potatodinner before the HS boys’ basketball game withCrestview on Saturday, February 14, from 4:00-

5:30 in the HS cafeteria. Tickets are $6.00 eachand must be purchased in advance. Contact anysoball player or coach for meal ckets.

The annual Athlec Boosters Reverse Draw andDinner has been set for Friday, April 24, at 6:30p.m. The Athlec Boosters will be selling theReverse Draw ckets at all boys’ home basketballgames. Tickets will be sold at the 50/50 table orare available from any Booster Club member.There will be an early bird drawing for an extra/free cket drawn at the last home boys’ game foranyone who purchases their ckets prior to thatgame.

Feb. 2 Pldg. Co. Spelling Bee at Antwerp 7:00 Feb. 6 Early Childhood Screening at Antwerp

Methodist Church 11:00-2:00

Feb. 6 Interim Reports go home Feb. 7 FFA Pancake/Sausage BreakfastFeb. 9 Bd. of Educaon mtg. 7:30Feb. 9 Vantage Open House 5:00-7:30 Feb. 10 College Credit Plus informaon mtg. for

gr. 6-12 at HS 6:00 Feb. 14 Valenne’s Day Feb. 14 Deance Baseball Clinic at HS 8:00-3:00 Feb. 14 Soball dinner before boys BB game

4:00-5:30 (advance ckets only) Feb. 16 Make Up Day—School in Session Feb. 18 2-hour Delay—Teacher In-Service Feb. 18 NAEP administered to Grade 8 Feb. 19 NAEP administered to Grade 4 Feb. 21 Cheer Compeon at HS 11:00-4:00 Feb. 24 Payne Elem. -Armstrong Space

Museum Program Gr. KG-3 at 1:30;Gr. 4-6 at 2:15

Feb. 28 JH Honors Band Choir at Wapakoneta

High School Girls Basketball Feb. 3 Lima Shawnee-H 6:00 Feb. 5 Hicksville-H 6:00 Feb. 7 Miller City-H 12:00 Feb. 10 Connental-H 6:00 Feb. 12 Tinora-T 6:00 Feb. 16 Crestview-T 6:00 Feb. 19 Antwerp-H 6:00

Jr. High Boys BasketballFeb. 2 Fairview-T 4:30 Feb. 3 Holgate-H 4:45 Feb. 5 Kalida-H 4:30 Feb 12 Lincolnview-T 5:00 Feb. 14 8th gr. GMC at Holgate 10:00 Feb. 16 8th gr. GMC at Holgate 5:45 Feb. 21 8th gr. GMC at Holgate 10:30

Freshman Boys Basketball

Feb. 5 Hicksville-T 5:00 Feb. 12 Tinora-H 5:00 Feb. 17 Lincolnview-H 5:00 Feb. 19 Antwerp-T 5:00 Feb. 21, 23, 28 GMC at Tinora TBA

High School Boys Basketball

Feb. 3 Connental-T 6:00 Feb. 6 Hicksville-T 6:00 Feb. 7 Kalida-T 6:30 Feb. 13 Tinora-H 6:00 Feb. 14 Crestview-H 6:00 Feb. 20 Antwerp-T 6:00 Feb. 21 Ada-H 6:00 Feb. 27 Ooville-H 6:00

Jr. High WrestlingFeb. 12 Antwerp at Paulding 6:00

High School Wrestling Feb. 7 GMC at Fairview 9:30

Feb. 12 Antwerp at Paulding 6:00

DISTRICT CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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On Tuesday, January 27, Antwerp LocalSchool had the unfortunate experience of beingthe victim of a bomb threat. Although this wasnot something we expected, I am so proud ofour staff and students for their cooperation and behavior. In this newsletter, I have often stat-ed the importance of keeping your HoneywellInstant Alert account updated and accurate.This situation was a reminder to each of us.Even if you do not want to get notifications fordelays and cancellations, keep your infor-mation updated and check the box to receive“HIGH IMPORTANCE” alerts. Our first pri-ority will be to make sure the students are safeand the next will be to keep parents informed.

Our first responders also did an excellent joband we appreciate their help.

The second semester of the 2014-2015 schoolyear got off to a rough start with the rain,snow, fog, and ice. We have missed schooleight days this year, so we will be in session onPresident’s Day, February 16 as a make-upday, as well as May 21 and May 22. Any addi-tional days missed will be added to the end ofthe school year. With many cold and snowydays before us, I would like to remind parentsto have students dress warmly when waitingfor the bus. The decision to delay or cancelschool is always difficult, but the determiningfactor will always be the safety of our students.I appreciate the work of all our bus drivers,who have a very difficult job to do.

The annual organizational meeting for theschool board was held on January 12, 2015.Dennis Recker was elected President and MarkRyan was elected Vice President. Also servingon the board this year are Anita Bok, Bob Her- ber, and Kipp Taylor. Monthly meetings in2015 will be the third Thursday of each month.The next regular meeting is Thursday, Febru-ary 19 at 6:00 in the Board of Education Con-ference Room.

Antwerp is hosting the Paulding CountySpelling Bee on Monday, February 2, and westill have many athletic events during themonth of February. Please check the calendarand plan to attend an event to support our stu-dents.

If you have children in our district, please planto attend Parent-Teacher Conferences on Feb-ruary 10 or February 17. Communication be-tween home and school is an important factorin success for all students. Working togetherwill make Antwerp Local Schools a strongerdistrict.

Yours in Education,Pat Ross

KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION

Antwerp Elementary is now scheduling appointments for the 2015-16 KindergartenScreening and Registration which will be heldTuesday and Wednesday, March 24-25 here atthe school. If your child will be five years old

before August 1, 2015, please call the elemen-tary office at 419-258-5421, ext. 2200, toschedule your appointment.

2015-2016 PRESCHOOL

Any students that are interested in attendingAntwerp’s preschool for the first time must attend a child screening. The next screening isFebruary 6 from 11:00 AM—2:00 PM at theAntwerp United Methodist Church. The fol-lowing screening is scheduled for March 13from 9:00 AM—2:00 PM at the St. Paul Lu-theran Church in Paulding. Please call 1-877-473-8166 to schedule your appointment.

MR. BUTE—HS/MS PRINCIPAL

The first semester grades are completed andgrade cards have been sent. I would like toremind students and parents how to calculatefirst semester grades. The first two grading periods are worth 40% each, while the semes-ter exam is worth 20% of the final grade.Winter athletic eligibility is determined bygrades earned during the second grading peri-od, not the semester average.

As we move into February, we continue prepa-ration for the Ohio Graduation Test (OGT).The OGT (all 10th grade students and any 11thor 12th grade students who haven’t passed allfive areas) will be administered March 16-27,2015. I strongly encourage families to avoid planning any trips or vacations during thistime. The spring OGT will be given to allsophomores and any juniors/seniors whohaven’t passed all five content areas (Reading,Writing, Math, Social Studies, and Science).

Ohio has implemented College- and Career-Ready standards which our students will beassessed on. The state’s goal is to develop acommon set of K-12 assessments in the sub- jects of English, Math, Social Studies, andScience that will be administered in the 2014-2015 school year. New Generation of Assess-ments will begin this upcoming Spring 2015.

The New Generation of Assessments will becomposed of the PARCC (English LanguageArts and Mathematics) and AIR (Social Stud-ies and Science). Each of those assessmentswill be made up of two types of assessments,Performance Based (PBA) and End of Year(EOY) Assessments. The PBA will be admin-istered when approximately 75% of the schoolyear is completed and the EOY will be admin-istered when approximately 90% of the schoolyear is completed. These are on-line assess-ments that will challenge our students’ aca-demic and technical skills.

The PBA’s testing window will begin on Tues-day, February 17 and run through March 20,2015. Your student’s individual teachers will be communicating the testing schedule for theupcoming assessments.

Our current middle school students, who aretaking high school courses for credit, will takethe high school PBA and EOY for that course.The 8th grade students, who are taking highschool courses for credit, can begin earning points towards their graduation eligibility.

MR. MANZ—ELEMENTARY

Grade cards have been sent out, the Christmas break and holiday season is over, and we nowset our sights on upcoming Ohio’s State Testsfor grades 3-5. Ohio’s testing program hastransitioned to new, online, tests that will befully implemented this year. These online testswill include both Performance-Based Assess-ments (PBA) and End-of-Year (EOY) that are

more rigorous and in-depth than the testingsystem of the past years. The PBAs will betaken during the weeks of February 15— March 6. The EOY will be scheduled duringthe weeks of April 13—May 5. These testswill be broken into different sessions so thatthe students are not testing for extended peri-ods of time in one day. Our teachers and staffhave done an excellent job of helping to pre- pare our students to be successful on thesetests.

Elementary Testing Schedule:Grade 3 OAA Reading—April 21Grade 3 Math PBA—Feb. 26 & March 2Grade 4 ELA PBA—Feb. 17, 19 & 24

Grade 4 Math PBA—Feb. 26 & March 2Grade 4 Social Studies—March 4Grade 5 ELA PBA—Feb. 17, 19 & 24Grade 5 Math PBA—Feb. 26 & March 2Grade 5 Science PBA—March 4

This year we will be holding Parent-TeacherConferences in the spring. These will be heldfrom 4:00-7:30 PM on February 10 and 17.These conferences are intended mainly forstudents who are struggling and need extrahelp, but feel free to contact your child’s teach-er to schedule an appointment even if one isnot requested.

Don’t forget that the PTO Bingo Night isscheduled for February 23, 2015, at 6:00 PM,with doors opening at 5:30. Bingo cards will

be available for $1 per card, with all of themoney being given back as prizes. There willalso be many other prizes that can be won, socome out for a night of fun and entertainment.

I want to thank everyone for their continuedhelp and understanding when dropping-off and picking-up students. I would just like to re-mind you that students should be dropped offin the small circle drive or in the parking lot.When getting dropped off in the parking lot,elementary students should be escorted, at leastto the sidewalk, by an adult or older sibling.When getting picked up, elementary studentsshould be either picked up in the small circledrive, or escorted to the parking lot by an adultor older sibling. Thank you for followingthese guidelines. Once again, we request this

with our students’ safety at the fore-front ofour minds.

GUIDANCE NEWS

Sophomores interested in attending the Van-tage Career Center during their junior and sen-ior year should plan to attend the SophomoreVisitation day on Wednesday, Feb. 4. Permis-sion forms must be returned to Mrs. Rogge.Students can register for the programs theywant to see at tinyurl.com/VantageCareerCenter

Vantage Career Center will host an OpenHouse for all students and their parents onMonday, Feb. 9. Tours of the new facility will be available as will instructors in each of thecareer/technical programs. Visit

www.vantagecareercenter.com for more infor-mation.

All sophomores will take the ASVAB test onWednesday, Feb. 11. Information for you andyour student about the test will be given to allsophomores in their English class. TheASVAB results will be used to help studentswith their career exploration projects.

Scheduling for the 2015-16 school year will begin in February. Please talk with your stu-dent about making the best course choices.Please contact Mrs. Rogge with questions andconcerns about scheduling.

BLOOD DRIVEThe National Honor Society sponsored a blood

drive through the American Red Cross onTuesday, January 27, here at Antwerp LocalSchools. We had a great turnout which provid-ed 30 units of blood. We needed 40 units toearn a school scholarship, however, the drivewas cut short due to the evacuation. Thankyou to everyone who donated blood. The Na-tional Honor Society will sponsor another blood drive in the spring.

WEBSITECheck out our athletic schedule, full menu,calendar of events, and what’s happening inour school at our website:www.antwerpschools.org

BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL

Feb.6 6:00 Home w/EdgertonFeb. 7 6:00 @MontpelierFeb. 13 6:00 @FairviewFeb. 14 6:00 Home w/EdonFeb. 16 6:00 @AyersvilleFeb. 20 6:00 Home w/Wayne TraceFeb. 21 6:00 @HilltopFeb. 27 6:00 @Woodlan

GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL

Feb. 3 6:00 @CrestviewFeb. 5 6:00 @EdgertonFeb. 10 6:00 Home w/Stryker

Feb. 12 6:00 Home w/FairviewFeb. 17 6:00 Home w/HilltopFeb. 19 6:00 @Wayne Trace

FRESHMAN BASKETBALL

Feb. 3 5:00 Home w/CrestviewFeb. 5 5:00 Home w/EdgertonFeb. 9 5:00 Home w/BryanFeb. 12 5:00 @FairviewFeb. 16 6:00 @WoodlanFeb. 19 5:00 Home w/Wayne TraceFeb. 21 TBA GMC @TinoraFeb. 23 TBA GMC @TinoraFeb. 28 TBA GMC @Tinora

BOYS JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL

Feb. 3 5:00 Home w/ParkwayFeb. 5 5:00 Home w/Ayersville

Feb. 10 5.00 @ContinentalFeb. 12 5:00 @HicksvilleFeb. 14 TBA GMC @HolgateFeb. 16 TBA GMC @HolgateFeb. 21 TBA GMC @Holgate

HIGH SCHOOL WRESTLING

Feb. 7 9:30 GMC @FairviewFeb. 12 6:00 County Tri @Paulding

JUNIOR HIGH WRESTLING

Feb. 12 6:00 County Tri @Paulding

Feb. 2 Paulding County Spelling Bee—7:00 PMFeb. 4 Sophomores Visit VantageFeb. 6 Preschool Screening at Antwerp UMCFeb. 10 Parent-Teacher Conferences 4:00-7:30Feb. 10 PTO Meeting—7:00Feb. 13 Midterm for 3rd QuarterFeb. 16 School in SessionFeb. 17 Jostens Meeting/Freshmen (Class Rings)Feb. 17 Parent-Teacher Conferences 4:00-7:30Feb. 18 Spring PicturesFeb. 23 Jostens-Parents Order Class Rings 5:30Feb. 23 PTO Bingo Night 6:00Mar. 4 2-Hour Delay—Inservice

MENU—FEBRUARY

Mon., 2/02 Salisbury Steak on Bun, GreenBeans, Pears, Milk

Tues., 2/03 Mini Corndogs, Baked Fries,Pineapple Crisp, Milk

Wed., 2/04 Grilled Chicken on Bun, TossedSalad, Blue Applesauce, Milk

Thurs., 2/05 Coney Dog on Bun, BakedBeans, Mixed Fruit, Milk

Fri., 2/06 Pizza Rippers, Veggie Juice, Applesauce, Milk

The complete menu is available on our web-site, or you may pick up a copy in our office.Our menu is subject to change without no-tice. Thank you for your understanding aswe adjust our menu after cancellation days.

A NTWERP L OCAL SCHOOLS FEBRUARY 2015

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