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Paulding Progress • P.O. Box 180, Paulding, Ohio 45879 • 419.399.4015Mailed to every postal address in Paulding County • Ad Deadline: Thursdays @ 1pm

WEEKLY REMINDERPRESORTEDSTANDARD

US POSTAGEPAID

PAULDING, OHIO

45879

PERMIT #12

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E Edition at www.progressnewspaper.org

Monday, January 04, 2016 Paulding County Progress-Weekly Reminder - 1

Monday-Friday 9-5; Saturday 8-12

419-399-3077621 Flatrock Drive, Paulding

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 Tires

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

We service & reprogram all makes and

models of tire pressure monitoring systems.

Serving the Paulding Area for over 22 Years

Y o u r T i r e

H e a d q u a r t e r s

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WWW.CHIEFMARKETS.COM

Prices good Monday, January 4th - Wednesday, January 6th at all Chief Supermarkets.

All Natural

Pork Loin Bone-In

Sirloin Roast

99¢ /LB.

Sanderson Farms • Fresh

Boneless/Skinless

Chicken Breast Value Pack

$199 /LB.

Honeysuckle • 16 OZ.

85% LeanGround Turkey

$299

Sa ve up to $1. 00 per pound Save up to $1.30 pe r pound Save up to $1.00 per oz.

ALL

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Public NoticeThis is to make Public Notice

that there is to be notrespassing, dumping,

hunting or cutting of treeson the property known as

Pleasant Valley, situated inBenton Township, section16, Paulding County, OH.

Violators will be

prosecuted to the fullestextent of the law.

R & K Brady Corporation

Come in and see our sales staff: Stephanie Ankney, Jay Dachenhaus, Brad “Bubba” Davis, Devon Pearson and Eli S chlatter

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

Our Price MatchGuarantee

We Will Match Or Beat Any Competitive Service

Department’sTotal Repair Price!*

*Includes all shop fees on any

repair of GM vehicles. Customer

must present in writing to

Paulding Stykemain Chevrolet a

complete estimate of the repair

including all part numbers and

total labor hours in advance of

the customer giving Stykemain

authorization for repairs.

L ifet ime FREE

car was hes w it h an y

Ne w or Used

purc hases!

OIL CHANGE & TIRE ROTATION

& Multi-point Vehicle Inspection

* Excludes full synthetic oil & diesel engineS.

COOLANT FLUSH - $79.95Keeps your car from freezing.

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

$15 discount on all excluded oil changes.

DIAGNOSTIC FEE

10% OFF

$39.95*Synthetic blend oil

$29.95*Conventional oil

YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT STORE

WINDOWS • ROOFING • SIDING • FENCING

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• Room Additions • Garages • Gutters • Awnings

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Your little store & a whole lot more!

Concrete mix Chick Starter & Layer Feed

Bird Feed Deer Sweetlix Blocks Dog & Cat Food Salt Blocks

Softener Salt Pond Supplies

Potting Soil Grass Seed & Fertilizer

Helena Chemical Company, 200 N. Main St Continental, OH 45831- phone 419-596-3806

Store hours 7 am to 5 pm M-F & Sat. 7 am to Noon.

Pet GroomingLarge & Small

We do them allCats & Dogs Grooming

419-399-3389



2 - Weekly Reminder - Paulding County Progress Monday, January 04, 2016

JOIN OUR TEAM!

DHIMedia

We’re excited to speak with you about this opportunity.

Send or email resume to:

David Thornberry

Regional Advertising Director

The Delphos Herald, Inc. 405 North Main Street

Delphos, OH 45833

[email protected]

Are you a self-motivated,

results-oriented person?If so, we have the ultimate position for you!

You will be challenged to be the best, encouraged

to excel and trained to succeed in a fast-paced,

multi-media sales environment.

DHI Media is recruiting to trainadvertising sales representativesto join our award-winning team.

DHI Media is an integrated group of newspapers and multi-media solutions serving the

public interest through the medium of newspaper publishing, interactive media,

commercial printing and automated mailing services.

Responsibilities:

•Deliver results for local businesses in the Van Wert, Allen County

and Putnam County market

•Meet with clients to dene marketing challengesand solutions to help them grow their businesses

•Develop long-term relationships with customers

•Prospect for new business•Work independently and as member of an integrated

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•Attain sales goals and benchmarks

Minimum Qualifcations:

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•People Person

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•Social Media •Digital Marketing

•Research & Data Use

•Consumer Trending and

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This position offersa comprehensivebenefts package

andEXCELLENT

EARNING POTENTIAL!

WE TRAIN ON THE JOB!

COOPER FARMS

Cooper Farms offers a wide variety of benefitsincluding: medical / dental / vision / life / disability

insurance, Gainsharing and Profit Sharing programsalong with a 401 (k) retirement program.

Cooper Farms is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Visit our website at: www.cooperfarms.com

ManagementCooper Farms is seeking experiencedManagers for our recent & upcomingexpansion.

Qualified candidates must be capable of:

• Leading/managing 4-8 people

• Conducting & attending required trainings

• Leading team meetings

• Meeting & reporting production targets

• Ensuring quality & safety at all times

• Maintaining facility upkeep.

• Previous animal handling experience/management is encouraged but notexpected.

Interested applicants should send a resume to:

Attn: Human Resource Manager P. O. Box 547, Oakwood, Ohio 45873

Hickory Creek at Hicksville, a Five Starcharitable non-profit nursing facility,is seeking qualified candidates for

the following positions:

Dietary Manager and CookWe offer a positive working environment

in a small town setting.“Come Home to Hickory Creek”

For details contact:

Hickory Creek at Hicksville

401 Fountain Street

Hicksville, Ohio 43526

419-542-7795

We need you...

If you are reliable, patient,have a desire to enrich

the lives of seniors, andlooking for long-term

employment, this may bethe place for you!

We are currently seekingself-motivated applicantsfor full-time, part-time,

and PRN LPNs andSTNAs.

Apply in person at

Hearth and Home of Van Wert

1118 Westwood Drive

Van Wert, Oh 45891

NOW RENTING

North Garden Place

APARTMENTS

Located at511 N. Main St. Antwerp, OH

Call 419.258.2603

Rent is based

on income.

“This institution is anequal opportunity provider

and employer.”

Rental

Assistance

Available

NOTICESTHE CRANE TOWN-SHIP TRUSTEES will beholding their Annual Ap-propriation and Organiz-a t io n al m e et i ng o nM o nd a y, J a nu a ry 4 ,2016 at 7 p.m. at theCrane Township Hall inCecil. Kristine StuartCrane Township FiscalOfficer

HELP WANTED: gn

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needed - 20 hours/weekat S t . Paul LutheranChurch. Please send

your resume to PO Box156, Paulding by Janu-ary 15. People and com-puter skills a must.

FOR RENTNOW LEASING: One &Two Bedroom Apart -ments in Paulding, Ohio.For information, pleasecall Straley Apartmentsat 419-399-4068 or on-line at straleyrealestate-inc.com

HOUSE FOR RENT3 BEDROOM house for r e nt i n P ay n e. F i rs tmonth's rent plus depos-it. 419-263-8304 or 419-263-4700.

ren t -BR, 1 bath. 710 W. Jack-son. $450/mo. Renterspay all utilities. $450 de-pos it . Ca l l 419 -399-7595.

or Rent to Own homesavailable. Several

available, addresses,pics and videos at:

chbsinc.com.419-586-8220.

MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT

3 BEDROOM mobilehome in Payne. F i rs tmonth's rent plus depos-it. 419-263-8304 or 419-263-4700.

FOR SALE2.5 acre lot near Sher-wood, $11,900, $1,000down, $135 mo. 352-341-2843

HOUSES FOR SALE

0 DOWN-payment possible, 0 closing cost,

and home warranty.Several homes to

choose from in Pauldingarea. Seller may

consider Rent to Own.

Pics, videos and detailsat: chbsinc.com 419-586-8220.

0 DOWN-payment possible, 0 closing cost,

and home warranty.Several homes to

choose from in Pauldingarea. Seller may

consider Rent to Own.Pics, videos and details

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MODELED 4 bedroomh o me , v e ry n i ce a t -ached garage, $69,900,

$ 5 , 00 0 d o w n, $ 5 8 5monthly. 419-670-5575.

WANTED TO BUY B U YI N G C O IN S ,stamps, comic books,old toys, knives, oldbottles, antiques, collec-ions. Ca l l 419-399-

3353.

tems, old signs, old pho-ographs, old photo al-

bums, old postcards, oldoys, antiques, etc. 419-

393-2107

INTERESTED IN buyinga c ou nt ry h om e i nWayne Trace school dis-trict. Four or more bed-rooms, at least two bath-rooms. Lat ty , Payne,Br iceton or Hav ilandarea. Text or call 219-508-9860.

FOR SALE150 QUEEN pillowtop

matt ress set. New inplastic, can deliver 260-493-0805,

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STORAGE tor-

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10357 Van Wert Decatur RdVan Wert, Ohio

Contact Director of Nursing, Joelle Pond at419-238-4646 ext. 297 or Email: [email protected]

OPENINGS:

Great things are happening in 2016at Vancrest Health Care Centers!

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Monday, January 04, 2016 Paulding County Progress-Weekly Reminder - 3

Call Merle for Free Info – 260-632-0207

FREE ESTIMATES • CONTRACTORS WELCOMEDouble Hung, Sliders, Awning, Casements, Picture Windows,

Patio Doors, Replacement or New Construction

Call or Visit our Showroom at 7432 Brush College Rd., Woodburn, IN

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11408 Snyder Rd., Ohio City, Ohio 45874

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OHIO CITY AUTO INC.

TOP PRICES PAID FOR:Transmissions, Motors, Iron

and Clean Aluminum,Catalytic Converters,

All types of Iron and Steel,Aluminum Wheels

~ Call For Current Pricing ~

ROLL OFF CONTAINER

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WANTEDTransmissions

& Scrap Metals

HEITMEYER

FUNERAL HOME610 Walnut Street

Oakwood, Ohio

419-594-3660

Full Service Funeral Home

Pre-Arrangement Specialists

Phone: 419-393-4690

• Geothermal• Heat Pumps

• Furnaces

• Air Conditioners

Now Installing Water Softenersand Sulfur Removal Systems

FREE ESTIMATES!!!

State License #25417

“On The West Side of the Square”

Embroidery • Transfer Prints • Spirit Wear Varsity Jackets • Woven Throws •

Corporate Apparel112 N. Williams, Paulding

419-399-5393

5802 St Rt 500 Payne, $59,9003 bed 1 1/2 bath, priced just right! Updated kitch-en and lots of space.

308 E. Jackson Paulding, $39,000Cheap commercial property w/ so much potential.Use as office or convert to duplex!

316 N. First Oakwood, $19,900Great home with a total of 2 lots. Has great po-

tential!

103 Daggett Antwerp, $62,000Large rooms throughout. Sun-filled kitchen. Plentyof room for entertainment.

11886 Rd. 171 Paulding Perfect location. Nice river home with lots of win-dows. Move in ready!

2774 Rd 17, PayneCharming home with great updates. Move in ready!

S O L D S O L D

Large AuctionSat., Jan. 910:00 A.M.

1937 Pontiac Project Car & Wagon Load Of Model A Parts - Shop & Hand Tools & Related

including multiple open and box end wrench sets (many Craftsman) ...Multiple Pipe wrenches from

small to very large... Roll away tool chest and several other tool boxes and storage... Lincoln 225

amp welder...Acetylene torch set... Parts washer... Guardian 12 spd drill press... Small Chicago metal

lathe…Buffalo metal cutting band saw...1½ HP Sears router ... Craftsman 5HP air compressor…

Large Craftsman table saw... Pipe and bench vises... 3 t floor jack and several other jacks othervaried sizes and type... Transmission & engine stands & hoists... Several metal storage cabinets and

parts bins and bins with screws, bolts, nuts, nails, etc., etc. ...Shop vac... Bench grinder... Large &

smaller levels... Many welding clamps, c-clamps, bar clamp and many other clamps of varied sizes

and styles... Assortment of electric hand tools including saws, grinders, drills, routers, etc., etc plus

multiple air tools, etc., etc. etc. …Boxes of hammers from large to small... Screw drivers, chisels,

drill bits, etc., etc. …Air hoses, extension cords, work lights, etc., etc., etc. …Scaffolding... Shovels,

rakes, etc., etc. …Wagon of lumber - still un-boxing and moving… Accordions, Glassware, Primi-

tives & Collectables including ... American Flyer Train…Chipped stone hammer …Plastic Wind Up

Mickey Mouse, Mickeys tractor, Marx tin dozer and other old toys… Bernelli Polka King Accordion…

Hohner Accordion…1937 Ohio license plate... Several nice framed pictures including oil on can-

vass... Rooster pitcher... Copper boiler… Old photos & pictures & paper items including 1888 diary,

Delineator Magazines (1913) plus a few post cards plus books including Reprint of 1892 Paulding

Co Atlas & Reprint of 1880 Putnam Co Atlas & Defiance Co. Men & women of WWII & Paulding

Co. Sr Classes & Jay Goulds Hello World, etc., etc. …Jimmy Carter items... Wood wagon wheel

converted to table …Fenton, Fostoria, Viking & other glassware... Carnival bowl… Glass birds…

Depression Glasses & bowl... Hen on nest… Flow Blue plates... Coffer Jar...Tins... Amethyst vase...

Milk Glass... Spatterware bowls... Honey pots & Bee related knick-knacks... Decorator & Collector

Plates & Bowls including Paulding Co. plate, Apostolic Church Plates & Items...Stemware... 2 Hum-

mel, 10+ Norman Rockwell & many other figurines... Salt dips... Cobbler Shoe Stand... Primitives

& Kitchen Tools & old tableware...Piano rolls... Pitchers...Glass sets... Crock...Glass Baskets, Vases,

Etc. ...2 sets of Mikassa China & partial Limoges China set... Compotes…Jewelry Boxes...Several

Baskets...Silver plate serving set Old & New Books including many cook books…. Newer quilt …Nice

newer pottery... Gone with the wind style lamp and other oil lamps …Toys, Games, Etc. …Linens,

Doilies, Etc ….Over 20 box flats full of small old collectables sold by the flat box full - Partial Listing

… Household & Related including Cannon EOS3 Camera …Minolta 9000 camera & lenses...

Stands...box of newer Children’s books & toys… Sonic mobility scooter - needs repair …Round oak

kitchen table with extra leaves…. Matching End Tables…Oak wall shelves... Glass top coffee table

…Computer & Epson printer …Paper shredder …4 Card Tables …2 metal folding tables… Folding

chairs …2 Blue matching side chairs & other side chairs …2 Blue matching recliner chairs …2 Blue

matching platform rockers …Table Lamps …2 Sofas with matching chairs …Suitcases …Plant stands

…2 dressers with mirrors …Dining room table and chairs …Wood Desk, office supplies, file cabinet,

etc. … Blankets …Many, many Figurines, Knic Knacs, nice decorator items including bird houses,

hives, etc., etc., etc. …Many candles & related …Wood book cases …Plastc storage tubs …Pyrex …

Cassette Tapes, CD’s, LP Records, etc …Several boxes full of pots, pans, tupperware, linens, sewing

items, tableware, small kitchen items, decorator items, Xmas & Holiday Items, etc., etc., etc. ---- Visit

our web site @ www.gorrellbros-paulding.comm for over 200 photos .... Inspection: Fri., Jan. 8 from

1 P.M. to 5 P.M. and beginning at 8:30 A.M. on the day of the auction ---- - 2 auction rings ……

.Terms:Cash, Check, VISA, Master Card or Discover Card .…Seller: Wayne Stoller - and - Bradbury

Farms - and - Betty Diamond Taft … Gorrell Bros. Auctioneers - Don Gorrell, Larry Gorrell, Chris AuFrance, Apprentice; Aaron Timm, Nolan Shisler

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

1937 Pontiac Project Car ---- Model A PartsLarge Amount of Shop Tools

2 Accordions - Collectables – Household

211 North Main St.

Paulding, OH 45879

419-399-4444

HAS BEEN UPDATED - New windows, bath, interior lighting, ceiling fans and

dishwasher, 3 bedrooms, $74,900. #332

OAKWOOD, Quiet location at end of lane. 3 bedrooms, mature trees, large

rear yard, great for entertaining. $79,900. #359

WONDERFULLY comfortable home with much appeal, large rooms, many

upgrades, 2 living areas. Extra storage in basement, spacious garage, pri-

vate outdoor entertaining. Paulding. $106,500. #395

SEE ALL LISTINGS AT STRALEYREALTY.COM

COUNTRY: 1.5 baths -

many updates. $128,900.

#419 Call Jeff @ 419-399-2511

WAYNE TRACE: 1.5

baths, kitchen updated,

C/A. $59,500 #336 CallRudy @ 419-769-8996

MEMBER

TOLEDO MLS

LIMA MLS

GREAT STARTER or in-

vestment, village utilities.

$33,900 #293 Call Chet@ 419-605-8410

Sigg Realty, Inc.840 A. North Clinton St.Defiance, OH419-782-1685: Fax: 419-782-1782

Sandra Mickelson/Tamyra HumesPh: 419-506-1015

Email: [email protected]

Sigg Realty, Inc.840 A. North Clinton St.,

Defance – 419-782-1685

OPEN HOUSE

SUNDAY, JAN. 10TH FROM 1 – 3:00 PM1123 EMERALD RD, PAULDING

YOU CAN GIVE EVERYONE THE SPACE THEYNEED in this 2200 sq. ft. 3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath Home!Fireplace, beamed ceiling & slider door to the reardeck in the Family Room; 17 x 22’ multi-purposeroom with huge counter/cabinet space for thehobbyist or needed office space; Unfinished base-ment with fireplace! You really need to see! NOWPRICED AT $139,900!!

Listed with Sandra & Tamyra 419-506-1015COME & REGISTER TO WIN A $25.00 GAS CARD!Winners from previous drawings have been: Stephanie

Dockery, Paulding (Ham); Greg Lammels, Payne (GasCard); and Randy & Wendy Weller, Defiance (Turkey).

Farm Location: 2 mi north of Antwerp, OH on Rt. 49 to

C-220; then east on C-220 for 3 ½ mi. to Rd C-63; then

north on Rd 63 ¼ mi --- located in Sec. 7, Crane Twp

(watch for auction signs)..…30.588+- acres offered in

one parcel - buyer farms it in 2016 ....FSA indicates 30+-

tillable acres….mostly Latty & Nappanee soils....Call for

survey, soil maps, aerial maps & auction information…..

Terms: $3,000 earnest money day of auction with closing

on or before Feb. 23, 2016… Auction Location: Gorrell

Bros. Office & Auction Facility @ 1201 N. Williams St.,

Paulding, OH…..Seller: Bradbury Farms, Floyd Ramsier

Attorney …. Gorrell Bros. Auctioneers & Real Estate;

Larry D. Gorrell, Broker; Don Gorrell - Aaron Timm -

Nolan Shisler - Auctioneers

Land Auction30+- Acres

Sec. 7, Crane Twp., Paulding Co.

Sat., Jan. 23 @ 10:00 A.M.

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

Multiple ListingService

#1682 1163 Emerald Rd. Paulding..

Spacious 3 BDRM, 1.5 bath home,

C/A, wood floors throughout. Lg. family

room, sunroom, fenced in yard. NewPrice $67,000...... Call Don Gorrell

#1733 21387 Rd. 128 Oakwood...

4 BDRM, 2 bath country home on

3.74 acres. Many updates incl. shin-

gles, wiring, plumbing & windows.C/A, 3 out buildings. New Price

$129,000 Call Joe Den Herder

#1747 NEW LISTING3 BR, 2 1/2 Bath

ranch, ready to move into. Newer roof,

kitchen & some flooring, C/A, 2,000+

sq. ft. 808 Tom-Tim Dr., Paulding.$119,900. Call Don Gorrell 399-7699

#1739 SELLERS WILL LOOK AT ANY

OFFER 3-4 BDRM home w/sunroom,

office, 2 baths, C/A, pool, sheds, etc.

Must See! NEW PRICE, Country SideEstates Pldg. Call Don

#1738 Large 3 bdrm 2 bath home,

w/some updates, C/A, newer roof,

756 N. Cherry, $69,900. Call Don

#1730 1020 N. Williams St., 3 bdrm

home with C/A, fin. garage. Priced

Reduced

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Dear Friends of the Paulding Exempted Vil-lage Schools,THANK YOU FOR Your Support of ourSchools! We recently held our Senior Citi-zen’s Breakfast at PEVS and I was very

proud of how well our students performedfor our more experienced citizens. We hadmany compliments from our guests and I am

very thankful for their attendance and ourstudents’ efforts to make things great forthem. I reminded everyone that our futuredepends on our current young people todaytaking over for us tomorrow. I want to say a

big “Thank You” to our senior citizens whosupport PEVS on a daily basis.The District has many exciting things goingon in each of our buildings. We have cap-tured ways to do some ‘giving back’ to thosethat are less fortunate in each of our build-ings with our canned food drives, coat andmitten collections, and even monetary collec-tions as well. It is truly rewarding to see thespirit of giving during the holidays. We be-lieve that our mission is to "Do what is bestfor kids". I am very proud of our students,staff, and administration for going above and

beyond this holiday season!We continue to work hard to make sure ourstudents and staff get what they need and stillstay very prudent with our finances. Mr. Var-ner is working on energy efficiency with ourstaff, and with the Christmas break upon us,he has sent out a “Classroom Shutdown List”for all of us to follow simple ideas to help ussave energy here at PEVS.Paulding Elementary and Oakwood Elemen-tary are currently the recipients of the 21 st Century Grant and are offering our Elemen-tary kids in grades K-4 After School pro-graming and opportunities they would other-wise not get. Please contact the buildings forfurther details if you have questions.The Athletic and Curriculum Departmentsrecently completed their Reading is a Sportcampaign for students in grades PK-6. Thisyear 101 students met the reading require-ments and will be recognized at an athletic

contest this winter. The January 8, 2016 boys basketball game will have the final Readingis a Sport recognition for this school year.We will welcome two new members to ourBoard of Education in January. Our newmembers are Matt Stoller and Brian Egnorwho will be at their first meeting on January12, 2016 at the BOE Offices in Paulding at6:30 PM. This is the organizational meetingfollowed directly by the regular meeting. Iwant to personally take the time to thankGreg Reinhart and Bob Burkley for theiryears of service on our Board.REMINDER- It is time to begin nomina-tions for the Academic Hall of Fame Class of2016. Graduates of any high school currentlywithin the boundaries of the Paulding Ex-empted Village Schools District are eligiblefor nomination. Other criteria for nomina-tions and the application can be accessed on

our website at www.pauldingschools.org under ‘Academics’ and then ‘Hall of Fame’.

The Academic Hall of Fame Nominationapplication deadline is February 1, 2016 andis just another way to showcase the many tal-ents of the Paulding Exempted VillageSchool District graduatesAs a final note, I invite you to become anactive part of our school district and to getinvolved in the lives of our young people byattending as many of the student activities asyour schedule allows. Please feel free to visitme at my office in the Paulding Administra-tion office, call me at 419-399-4656, ext.1510 or email me [email protected] at your earli-est convenience if you have any questionsabout our school district or anything in thiscommunity newsletter.Sincerely,

William D. HanakSuperintendent, PEVS

Paulding Elementary-Stephanie TearHappy New Year to all in Paulding! It is thetime to make resolutions and commitmentsto becoming even better! Here at PauldingElementary teachers work hard each day tokeep students working to their potential.Teachers have attended or will be attending

professional development to learn new strate-gies and insights. We are constantly workingtowards school improvement and we arelooking forward to an excellent 2016!Recently the local Geography Bee Test wasgiven to Fourth and Fifth graders. For Pauld-ing Elementary fourth grade, first place win-ner was Cyrah Bradford and the Runner-upwas Allison Schilt. The Fifth grade first

place winner was Ashton Manz and the Run-ner-up was Carlea Kuckuck. The first place

winners will participate in the District Geog-raphy Bee to be held January 5th. Good LuckCyrah and Ashton!!The Spelling Bee was also held in Decemberand the winners are: Champion Haley Manz,First Runner-Up Jacob Martinez, SecondRunner-Ups (tie) Madison Verfaillie andKatie Beckman. Haley will be participatingin the County Spelling Bee on February 4.Good Luck Haley!!

Third through fifth grade parents of PauldingElementary will be receiving informationabout your child’s Ohio State Test and whatthey mean. The home-school connection isvital to student success, so watch for infor-mation to be coming home soon regardingthis exciting information.Hopefully you were able to spend a lot oftime with family over Christmas break alongwith making many fond memories to reflecton in the future. The students were certainlyexcited about getting to break and now arehopefully excited about getting back toschool. We hope your child feels safe, happyand successful each day.When your heart speaks take good notes.We here at Paulding hear our hearts and re-spond to meeting the needs of children. Aswe enter into the second half of our schoolyear, we look forward to working with you tomake 2016 a great year for our children!

Oakwood Elementary-Jennifer ManzHappy New Year from Oakwood Elemen-tary! I am typing this article from a veryquiet office after students and staff have gonehome to begin Christmas break; but I canstill feel remnants of the Holiday excitementthat has been building all month – programs,gifts for parents, crafts, treats, gingerbreadhouses… – all the makings of the very bestschool memories!We will be ending the first semester andstarting the second in the middle of January.The halfway point in the school year and the

beginning of a new calendar year is a greattime for our students to review the progressthey have made so far this year and to setnew academic goals for the remainder of theschool year. Perseverance is our character

trait of focus for January, and the statementwe use to define it is “I always give my besteffort no matter how difficult the tasks arefor me.” I think this is a fitting trait to bringto our students’ attention at this time of yearas they work toward the goals they set, eventhough the material becomes more challeng-ing.As always, our first order of business atOakwood Elementary is to focus on academ-ics. Along with regular classroom lessons,many of our students are also involved in avariety of special activities in January. OnTuesday, January 5, Tristan White (gr. 4),Cassandra Weller (gr. 5), and Sam Woods(gr. 6) will be participating in our districtGeography Bee in Paulding. These threewere grade level winners during a prelimi-nary geography test in November. Aboutthirty of our fifth and sixth graders havesigned up to be in our building Spelling Beeon Friday, January 8. They are competingfor the honor of representing Oakwood Ele-mentary at the Paulding County Spelling Beein February.Special Recognition is in order for a numberof people:*Our second graders, under the direction ofMrs. Nancy Wehrkamp, Mrs. Debbie Carter,and Ms. Sharyn March put on a very specialChristmas program on December 15 th beforea packed house. Thank you to all who at-tended “Once Upon a Christmas Light!”Students and teachers put a great deal of timeand effort into preparing for this program,and it was a great little production!*Our 4th graders participated in a poster con-

test promoting recycling. Jamy Hunt’s de-sign was selected as a billboard winner and

can be seen on the billboard just outside ofOakwood as you are heading to Melrose.Elli Barton’s poster was selected as theOakwood Elementary winning poster.Thank you to Becky Suvar for bringing this

program to our school again this year .Thank you for your support of Oakwood Ele-mentary. We wish you a Happy, Healthy

New Year!

Middle School-Chris EtzlerSeason’s Greetings from the Middle School!I wish each of you a very Happy New Year.Hopefully 2016 will bring many more cher-ished memories for your family.The Senior Citizen’s breakfast was onceagain a success. Thank you to those thatcame, and also to our students and staff that

participated. I hope you enjoyed the morn-ing.Our Christmas Choir and Band ChristmasExtravaganza was held on Sunday, Decem-

ber 13th. Special thanks to Dave Clapsaddleand Brian Sandwisch for the wonderful per-

formances. Great job by everyone.Our middle school sports teams for winterare in full swing as well as Science Olympi-ad and preparation for the Science Fair. Bestof luck to all of our students participating inextra-curricular events.The second nine weeks grading period willend on Friday, January 15th. Hopefully allstudents are where they need to be academi-cally halfway through this school year.

Grade cards will be coming home on Thurs-day, January 21st. We will have anotherround of Parent-Teacher conferences on Feb-ruary 1st and 8th from 4-7:00 pm.Our annual YEARBOOK SALE will bestarting after the holidays. We will get infor-mation out to students when we return fromChristmas break.Our Paulding Middle School SPELLINGBEE will be held at 8:30 a.m. on the morningof January 7th, in the Auditeria. Parents andfriends are invited to attend. Our school win-ner will then advance to the County SpellingBee to be held Payne Elementary on Thurs-day, February 4th.Thank you for your continued support ofPaulding Middle School!

High School-Todd HarmonPaulding High School wishes all of you a

Happy New Year and hope you all had aMerry Christmas and were able to enjoy timewith family. Exams were completed andthere are 2 weeks left in the semester whenwe return on January 4. Report cards will besent out by mid- January. Please do not hesi-tate to contact your child's teachers if thereare any questions or concerns as our staffwill be more than willing to listen to yourconcerns and work with you to effectuate asolution that will help your child be success-ful.Currently, the 2nd nine week’s ‘House Cup’standings are: Palmarium – 561 (1666 total),Excellentia – 693 (1716 total), Vinco ViciVictum – 683 (1676 total), and Stupendum –786 (1770 total). The last competition wasthe ‘Great Christmas Quiz Bowl’ where Vin-co Vici Victum came in 1st place, Stupen-dum was 2nd, Excellentia was 3rd, and Pal-

marium will be waiting for the next competi-tion to place higher. There are several op-

portunities to help Houses score before the2nd Incentive. On January 8th and 16th,students who attend the girls or boys basket-

ball games and wear their House shirts, willearn double points. They will also get a free

popcorn for doing so as well, so parents, please be aware of these opportunities. Nineweek grade point average of the Houses will

be big source of points, so finish the last 2week strong and get grades up! House Shirtday is every Wednesday, so January 6th and13th are also opportunities to earn points. Ifthere is interest in being a sponsor of one ofthe Houses, please contact the High SchoolOffice where your organization, individu-al, or business donation will be recognized.Sponsors are assigned to Houses and all pro-ceeds are directed 100% to the student incen-tives to challenge our students to work hard-er, reach higher, and do their best in a posi-tive and fun way.Thanks to all the students who helped thecommunity and their Houses by making do-nations to the food pantry with the annual‘can drive’. We are always proud of ourstudents for understanding that during theHoliday season, it means more to give, thanto receive.Congratulations to the High School Bandsand Choirs led by Mr. Brian Sandwisch andMr. Dave Clapsaddle. The Christmas con-cert was a big success and great way to startthe Holiday.Special recognition goes to Kasandra Cog-swell and Kristen Schilt for receiving Out-standing Leadership Awards at the OhioModel United Nations competition.

Thank you to our teachers who continue tohelp in finding ways to save energy costs asPEVS continues to find ways to keep costsdown and be good stewards of district re-sources.Our next Parent-Teacher Conferences will

be February 1st and 8th so we encourage youto attend and receive assistance with yourchild for their academic success.

PRESCHOOL 2016-2017Parents interested in sending their child tothe PEVS preschool for the 2016-2017school year are required to bring their childto a screening prior to enrollment. The freescreening will include height, weight, vision,hearing, speech and developmental delays.The screenings are available to all children inPaulding County, up to five years of age,regardless of the school district they will beattending. (Please note: If your child is al-ready enrolled and will be returning to pre-school, there is no need for another screen-ing.) You may schedule an appointment at

one of the screenings by calling 877-473-8166. Walk-ins will be accepted, but youmay have to wait for an opening in theschedule. The dates and locations of thescreenings are as follows:January 15, 2016 Paulding Elementary, 8:30

–11:00 am. Oakwood Elementary, 12:30 –3:00 pm (Make up Jan. 22, 2016)February 5, 2016 Antwerp United MethodistChurch, 11:00am–2:00 pm (Make up Feb.

12, 2016.)March 11, 2016 St. Paul Lutheran Church

– Paulding, 9:00–2:00 pm. (Make up March18, 2016.) Parents whose children attend oneof the screenings, and reside in the PauldingSchool District, will be contacted in thespring regarding the enrollment process.

SCHOOL BOARD RECOGNITIONJanuary is School Board Recognition Month.The 2016 theme is “School Boards Strength-en Public Education.” The school boardworks closely with parents, education profes-sionals and other community members tocreate the educational vision we want for ourstudents. It then formulates goals, definesresults and sets the course for an adequateand equitable education program for all ourstudents. This is a time to show our appre-ciation for the leadership provided for our

schools.FFA PANCAKE & SAUSAGE SUPPERPaulding FFA Alumni will be hosting a pan-cake and sausage supper on Friday, January22 (make up date-Feb 5) in the auditeriafrom 4:30-7:00pm. There is a home boys

basketball game this night. Cost is $5.00 foradults, $3 for children 3-12, 2 and under arefree.

JH WrestlingJan. 9 Antwerp Invite-T 9:30Jan. 12 @ Tinora/Hicks/Fairview-T 6:00Jan. 16 Ayersville Inv-T 9:30Varsity WrestlingJan. 9 Lima Senior Invite-T 9:00Jan. 12 @ Tiinora/Hicks/Fairview-T 6:00Jan. 23 Archbold Invite-T 9:00

Jan 30 Wapak Lions Inv-T 9:00JH Boys BasketballJan. 5 Delphos Jefferson-T 5:00Jan. 7 Fairview-T 4:30Jan. 12 Lincolnview-H 5:00Jan. 14 Edgerton-H 5:00Jan. 19 Crestview-T 5:00Jan. 21 Antwerp-H 5:00Jan. 25 NWC Play-In game 6:00Jan. 26 Spencerville-H 5:00Jan. 30 NWC Quarterfinals 10:00Freshman BasketballJan. 4 Antwerp-H 5:00Jan. 7 Allen East-H 5:00Jan. 9 Fairview-T 4:30Jan. 14 Bluffton-T 5:30Jan. 21 Columbus Grove-H 5:00Jan. 25 Ayersville-H 5:00Jan. 28 Crestview-T 5:00Boys JV/Varsity BasketballJan. 8 Allen East-H 6:00Jan. 9 Fairview-T 6:00

Jan. 15 Bluffton-T 6:00Jan. 16 Ayersville-T 6:00Jan. 22 Columbus Grove-H 6:00Jan. 23 Ottoville-H 6:00Jan. 29 Crestview-T 6:00JH Girls BasketballJan 5 Delphos Jefferson-H 5:00Jan. 7 Fairview-H 5:00Jan. 12 Lincolnview-T 5:00Jan. 14 Wayne Trace-T 4:30Jan. 19 Crestview-H 5:00Jan. 26 Spencerville-T 5:00Girls JV/Varsity BasketballJan. 5 Delphos Jefferson-H 6:00Jan. 7 Allen East-T 6:00Jan. 12 Van Wert-T 6:00Jan. 14 Bluffton-H 6:00Jan. 16 Lima Perry-H 6:00Jan. 19 Tinora-T 6:00Jan. 21 Columbus Grove-T 6:00Jan. 26 Miller City-H 6:00Jan. 28 Crestview-H 6:00

Jan. 30 Continental-T 1:00

Jan. 4 Classes resumeJan 4 Band Bstr Mtg, Band Room 7:00pJan. 5 Dist. Geography Bee,Adm. Bldg.12:30pJan. 6 Athletic Booster Meeting 5:30pJan. 7 MS Spelling Bee, Auditeria 8:30aJan. 8 ACT deadline for Feb 6 testJan. 8 OE 5th/6th gr Spelling BeeJan. 10 Sign-up Deadline for Feb. 8 ACTJan. 11 Financial Aid Night, Auditeria 7:00pJan. 12 Board Meeting, Adm. Bldg. 6:30pJan. 15 End of 2nd quarterJan. 15 Preschool Screening-see articleJan. 18 NO SCHOOL-Martin Luther King DayJan. 19 PE PTO Mtg 5:00pJan. 21 Grade Cards Sent HomeJan. 22 FFA Alumni Pancake/Sausage Supper,

Auditeria (Feb 5 Make-up) 4:30-7:00pJan. 23 PE PTO Dodgeball Tournament

Jan. 25 Science Olymp Booster Mtg-AuditeraJan. 29 OE Kdg. Family Reading Day 2:30pJan. 30 Special Olympics TBA

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