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Monday, March 30, 2015 Paulding County Progress-Weekly Reminder - 1

POSTALPATRON

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

THE WEEKLY REMINDERPRESORTEDSTANDARDUS POSTAGEPAIDPAULDING, OHIO

45879PERMIT #12

ECRWSS

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

Our Price MatchGuarantee

We Will Match Or Beat AnyCompetitive Service Department’s

|Total 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 Stykemainauthorization for repairs.

TRANSMISSION FLUSH $ 99.95

15 qt. flush using Dexron VI transmission fluid

FRONT END ALIGNMENT$ 39.95

Includes inspection of steering and suspension components

FOUR-WHEEL ALIGNMENT$ 59.95

Includes inspection of steering and suspension components

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 dexo

$15 discount on all excluded oil changes.

NOTICEWILTSIE CEMETERY

All grave decorationsincluding articial owers,

pots & grave blankets

must be removed byMarch 31, 2015 forspring clean-up and

should not be returneduntil April 15, 2015.

Kathy Feasby,Fiscal Ofcer,

Harrison Township

419-399-2253

Easter at the Bakery!

Susie’s Family Bakery

K i ds s t op b y and ent er t o w i n an E a s t er bask e t f ull of Goodi es!

Call now and order your bakery goods for your Easter Dinner

Donuts • Dinner Rolls • Pies • Bunny Cakes • Cookies • NoodlesClosed Tues., April 7 - Back open on Wed. @ 6 am

H a v e a B l e s s e d

E a s t e r

In Concert Wednesday, April 1, 7:00 pm

First Presbyterian Church114 West Caroline Street, Paulding

.

419-399-2438

[email protected]

Free-will offering will be takento support the Ringers

You are warmly invited to join

from Taylor University in Upland, Indiana

TR

Finally! has arrived...So, it’s time to TUNE-UP!

We work on Weed Eaters, Push Mowers, Tillers and Small Engines too!

130 Dooley Drive, Paulding • 419-399-2760

Lawnmower Tune-Up Special (Individual services priced separately)

• Clean underside of deckof grass/debris

• Sharpen the blades

• Replace air filter, if needed

• Replace plugs, if needed

• Grease/Lube it up

• Change fuel filter

• Oil change

F R E E p i c k u p & d e l i v e r y i n P a ul d i n g C o un t y

S p r i n g

$ 21 + taxNew Oil Change Price5 qts. Synthetic blend. $2.25 for additional quart. Some models excluded.

FREE 26 pt. Inspection with Oil Change

$ 140+ tax

ED ’ S CAR CARE

Serving the Paulding Area for over 22 Years

Monday-Friday 9-5; Saturday 8-12

419-399-3077621 Flatrock Drive, [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 S p r i n g !

Pet GroomingLarge & Small

We do them allCats & Dogs Grooming

419-399-3389

Have a story idea for theProgress?

Knowsomeone with an interesting hobby or job or maybe someone who has taken anexotic vacation to a faraway place?

Submit your story idea and if we use it wewill extend your subscription anextra 3 months!

Email us your idea at

[email protected]

KAUSER TRUCKINGSERVICE INC.

850 W. Harrison St.Paulding, OH 45879

419-399-4856

• Driveway Stone• Decorative Gravel• Concrete/Play Sand• Mason/Pool Sand• BULK Top Soil/Peat• Mulch: Bulk & Bag • Flagstone

KAUSEREXCAVATING LLC

Excavator • BackhoeDozer • Grader• Demolition • Ditch Cleaning • Site Prep • Building Pads• Parking Lots • Pond Clean-outs• Land/Brush Cleaning• Certified Septic Installation

Landscaping Products availableat our Paulding Location

All Products SoldAcross Certified Scales

Celebrating81 Years


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Iron DynamicsShift Electricians

Steel Dynamics, Inc., Iron Dynamics Division has immediate openings for Shift Electricians. The compensation package includes base pay,weekly production bonus, plus a monthly conversion bonus. It isexpected that this compensation package may exceed $75,000 per year. In addition to the compensation package, all employees mayparticipate in profit sharing, an aggressive 401k matching program andstock options.

These are rotating shift positions with a four day on four day off, 9:00 am –9:00 pm; 9:00 pm – 9:00 am work schedule.

These positions are responsible for the maintenance and repair of complexproduction machinery and equipment. This includes diagnosis,troubleshooting, breakdown, preventative and predictive measures. Thesuccessful candidate should possess good oral and written communicationskills, be able to read and understand ladder logic and electricalschematics, and use various electrical measurement equipment. Thesuccessful candidate should have at least 5+ years of experience troubleshooting/debugging PLC and drive systems.

Qualified candidates should send their resume to:[email protected]

Steel Dynamics, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.

Electrician

Iron DynamicsMaintenance Electricians

Steel Dynamics, Inc., Iron Dynamics Division has immediate openingsfor maintenance Electricians. The compensation package includes basepay, weekly production bonus, plus a monthly conversion bonus. It isexpected that this compensation package may exceed $75,000 per year.In addition to the compensation package, all employees may participatein proft sharing, an aggressive 401K matching program and restrictedstock units.

You will be working toward a rotating shift position with a four day on fourday off, 9:00 am – 9:00 pm; 9:00 pm – 9:00 am work schedule.

These positions are responsible for the maintenance and repair ofcomplex production machinery and equipment. This includes diagnosis,troubleshooting, breakdown, preventative and predictive measures.The successful candidate should possess good oral and writtencommunication skills, be able to read and understand ladder logic andelectrical schematics, and use various electrical measurement equipment.

The successful candidate should have at least 5+ years of experiencetroubleshooting/debugging PLC and drive systems.

Qualifed candidates should send their resume to:[email protected]

Steel Dynamics, Inc. is an equal opportunity employer.

COOPER FARMSHATCHERY

Cooper Farms has a full time administrativeassistant position available. Primary goalis to handle all incoming and outgoingresponses from the office while completingvarious assigned tasks. We require excellentcommunication skills, the ability to handlemultiple tasks, good organizational skills andmust be proficient in Word and Excel. An

accounting degree or equivalent experienceis preferred.

This position offers a wide variety of benefits whichinclude: medical/dental/vision/life/disability insurance,

gainsharing and profit sharing programs along witha 401k retirement program.

Interested candidates can send resume to:Cooper Farms – Hatchery

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

Full-TimeAdministrative Assistant

w/Accounting Background

Compensation will be marketcompetitive. Apply at8516 Road 137 Paulding OH

Baughman Tile Company, Inc. (BTC) is a leading regionalmanufacturer of corrugated drainage tubing and pipe. BTC is afamily-owned business seeking dynamic individuals for thefollowing positions:

Individuals will be responsible for packaging operations within theproduction facility. This is a fast-paced environment requiring

standing for 8-12 hours per day and lifting up to 65 lbs.intermittently. Forklift experience preferred.

Individuals will be responsible for delivering product from theproduction facility to the customer’s location. Qualified candidateswill be friendly, have a positive attitude and be capable ofunloading their own loads.

Individuals will be responsible for supporting business relatedactivities including, but not limited to; answering phones, assistingcustomers, entering orders, and other tasks as assigned. Qualifiedindividuals will be computer literate and possess a strong desire tohelp others.

Te Village of Paulding’s Utility Depart-ment is currently accepting applications

for part-time SUMMER help. Must be18 years of age and have a valid Ohiodriver’s license. First preference will be giv-en to qualied Village residents. Applica-tions will be accepted until April 24, 2015Applications may be picked up at theVillage Office, 116 S. Main St. EOE

HELP WANTED

Vancrest Health Care Center ofVan Wert currently has full-timeMDS Nurse Coordinator

opening.RN licensure and previous MDSexperience required.Come join our 99-bed nursingfacility team that offers acompetitive compensationpackage, group health care anddental insurance as well as a 401kretirement plan.

Vancrest Health Care CenterVan Wert Facility

10357 Van Wert Decatur RdVan Wert, Ohio 45891

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

Multiple ListingService

New Listing #1669729 Hoover Ave.,Paulding... 3 BR 1.5story home w/ C/A,spacious eat-in kitchenw/built-in seating. Lg.upstairs BR, fencedyard, det. heated

garage. $77,500. CallJoe Den Herder

#1694 Vaulted ceilingsin the living room &kitchen, 3 BR, 2 bathhome. Cheery eat-inkitchen w/breakfastbar & vinyl flooring. 2car garage, partial vinylfenced yard. Paulding.$86,500. Call Sandraor Tamyra 419-506-1015

#1670 PRICE REDUCED!102 Flat Rock Dr., Payne.3 BR home, 2 car garagew/concrete drive. $54,900.Call Aaron 419-769-5808

#1668 - Pristine through-out! 2 BR home. Lg. livingroom, C/A, fenced yard,Paulding. $62,500. CallSandra or Tamyra 419-506-1015

#1695 Versatile Property- room off the garage(office, FR or 4th BR)!,oak cabinets & pantryunit in kitchen, lg. utility,gas heat, C/A, 20x40 fin-ished shop, fenced yard.Paulding $89,900..... Call Sandra or Tamyra

419-506-1015

#1679 2.5 ACRES BUILD-ING SITE, WOODED,WELL & SEPTIC NE ofPaulding. $29,900 CallSandra or Tamyra 419-506-1015

#1658 NEW LISTING.NEW PRICE. 105 AshSt., Payne. Newer win-dows,, roof, furnace &more. Updated landscap-ing. Now $69,900 CallAaron 419-769-5808

New to the market. 206 S.Williams St., Paulding. Nicesize home, fenced yard andpriced right. Possible 4 bed-room with newer furnace andhot water heat. On naturalgas. Only $45,000

AARON TIMM - 419-769-5808Committed to Excellence

New to the Market! 9523 SR49, Payne. 3 bed, 1 full bath,many updates including wiring,hot water and furnace. 1.8+/-Acres, 2 Car Garage with insu-lated room plus a new pole barnand shed. Country Home onNatural Gas! Only $124,900

FOLTZ REALTY Don K. Foltz II - Broker

Paulding, OH • 106 N. Williams St. 45879Maurie Wannemacher: 419-769-9090 • Tim Boss: 419-769-0823 - Realtors

#2872 New Listing: 3 Bedroom 1 1/2bath home with 2 Car Attached Garageand a Nice Workshop Area. Newer HeatPump & C/A, Some new Flooring. WayneTrace School District$69,900

View other listings @ www.foltzrealty.com • Office : 419-399-2347

#2877 New Listing, 3 Bd, 2 Bth, LR, FRand Large eat-in Kitchen w/3/4” Oak Floor.Large 2 1/2 Car Det Garage w/ Floored stor-age above. Home has 4 ft Crawlspace and just under 1 acre in Antwerp.

Parcel 1: 1 ½ +- acres with Home …… Located at 4270 Rd. 96, Payne, OH (1½ mi north of Payne on Rt. 49 to T-96; then west on T-96 for ½ mi --- Approx1,416 sq. ft. 3 BR, ranch style home with 1 ½ baths, 2 car garage, full basement,propane generator, asphalt drive, garden shed & mature trees -nice affordableproperty close to Payne ………. Parcel 2: 38 ½ +- acres of land …. Parcel 3:40+- acres of land … …. Buyer Receives Farming Rights for 2015 …. Callfor brochure and bidder’s packet with survey, house information, FSAmaps & information, soil maps & tile information or visit our Web Site @www.gorrellbros-paulding.com ….. Terms :…. Balance due at closing on orbefore May 11, 2015 (Detailed Terms in Bidder’s Packet) Auction Location:Divine Mercy Catholic Church Reception Hall / Gym - 203 W. Townline St.(Rt. 613) Payne, Ohio - ½ block west of Rt. 49. Seller: Alice Bruns Estate,William J. Brunns, Ex., Paulding Co. Probate Crt. Case 20141074, JamesM. Sponseller, Attorney ……… Aaron Timm, Sale Mgr.; Larry D. Gor-rell, Broker; Sandra Mickelson, Nolan Shisler Auctioneers

Thurs., April 9th @ 6 P.M.

Real EstateAuction

Payne, OH.

80 Acres “Bruns Farm” Sec. 27, Harrison Twp.Open Inspection - Thurs., April 2 - 4PM to 5PM

ELDERLY HOME CARE

for elderly man in hishome. Midway betweenP a y ne a n d C o nv o y.Light housework, assistw i t h p e r so n a l c a r e,meals preparation andvaries tasks as needed.24 hour care needed.Varies hours available or would consider live-in.Must be kind and consid-erate in dealing with de-mentia. $8-$10 per hour.Please send resume inconfidence to:2274 Road 33-Payne,OH 45880

HELP WANTEDAUTO TECHS Wanted.Growing company hasopenings for both ful land part-time automot-ive technicians. Dieselexperience a plus. Ap-plicants must be honest,dependable. Must haveat least two years experi-ence and s t rong workethic. Must be able todiagnose/perform re-pairs with proficiency.Pay commiserate withexperience. Email re-s u m e t o :[email protected] or mail: Service Man-

ager, 4706 N SR 101,Woodburn, IN 46797.

BLUE STREAM DAIRY, INC.

Utility/Maintenance

FULL TIME 18+ years old,

Experience preferredPlease apply in person

from 8 am -5pm at:3242 Mentzer Church Road

Convoy, OH 45832

LPNS - FULL time, Allshifts. STNAs - Full time& Part time, 2nd shift.Come join our family atGenes i s Hea l thcare-Twin Rivers Center inDefiance, Ohio. We areaccepting online applica-tions. If you would like tomake a d i ffe rence i nhelping others, we arethe place for you. Pleaseapply at: http://www.gen-esishcc.com

FOR RENT2 BDRM . apt. downtown

Antwerp. Stove, refr iger-ator, water, sewer andgarbage. $400 mo. 419-258-9325.

NOW LEASING : One &Two Bedroom Apar t-ments in Paulding, Ohio.For information, pleasecall Straley Apartments

at 419-399-4068 or on-line at straleyrealestate-inc.com

HOUSE FOR RENT ouse

in the country outside of Payne. Includes stove,refrigerator, washer anddryer. No smoking. Nopets. $400 a month plusdeposit. Call 419-263-3141

ROOMMATES WANTED

ROOMMATE WANTEDto share expenses . 4bdrm. house, separateba th rooms . Cal l Tim419-263-8195.

WANTED TO BUY c o n s,

s tamps, comic books,o ld t oys, magazines ,Gold, silver collection.419-399-3353. Store on127 South Paulding byail.

ANTIQUES & COLLECTIBLES

YEARS AGO AntiqueMall, 108 N Main Street,Van Wert 419-238-3362,30+ Dealers . ClosedTuesdays. Buy & Sell.

FLEA MARKETS/BAZAARS

A RTS A N D C r a ft s -Vendors welcome, ART-IN-THE-PARK, Def i -

ance Fort grounds. LastSunday of June. June28, 2015, 10:30 am to4:00 pm. Booth rental10x15 - $30; 15x20 -$40. Early registration byMAY 18. Contact: GaryBoyer 419 -784-3205,813 Elbert, Defiance, OH43512.

FOR SALE150 QUEEN pillowtop

matt ress s e t. New inplastic, can deliver 260-493-0805.

TRAVEL ours -

New Fliers Ready!! April25-29 — Virginia Milit-a ry Ex t ravaganza —Norfork, Va. Honoring allMil i tary and Famil ies$769 — Much included!!Evelyn ’s Excurs ions4 1 9 - 7 3 7 - 2 0 5 5www.evelynsexcursions.c o m I v a hLo thamer—419-399-2386

STORAGE tor-

age: For unit sizes andprices please call 419-399-4068 or onl ine atstraleyrealestateinc.com.

FREE & LOW PRICEIF INTERESTED i n aFREE KJV Bible or chil-d r e n' s s t or y B i b le ,please contact 419-786-9309. We welcome loca-ions interested in help-

ing to distribute bibles.

Parcel 1: 80+- Acres Of Land …… Located 3 mi north of Payne on Rt. 49 to Rt.111; then west on Rt. 111 for 1 ½ mi. ….. Frontage on Rt. 111 …… USDA SoilSurvey indicates all Hoytville type soil, Nearly all tillable …..There was 161 ton($7,084) of poultry manure applied to Parcel 1 in the fall of 2014, for which theBuyer of Parcel 1 will reimburse the Seller at closing……. Parcel 2: 76+- AcresOf Land … Located 3 mi north of Payne on Rt. 49 to Rt. 111; then west on Rt.111 for 2 mi to Rd. 21; then south on Rd. 21 for ½ mi. with frontage on Rd. 21……USDA Soil Survey indicates all Hoytville type soil …..Nearly all tillable ….Parcels 1 & 2 are contiguous tracts with Parcel 1 having frontage on Rt. 111 andParcel 2 having frontage on T-21 …. Buyer Receives Farming Rights for 2015 …. Call for brochure, FSA maps & information, soil maps or visit our Web Site @www.gorrellbros-paulding.com ….. Terms: Multi parcel bidding with bidding oneach individual parcel or the combination of parcels during the auction process ….$10,000 earnest money for each parcel on the day of the Auction upon the signingof the purchase agreement. Balance due at closing on or before May 4, 2015 upondelivery of Deed & Certificate Of Title. Auction Location: Divine Mercy Catho-lic Church Reception Hall / Gym - 203 W. Townline St. (Rt. 613) Payne, Ohio - ½block west of Rt. 49. Seller: Sharon L Enz Estate, Mary Jo Schoenauer, Ex.,Paulding Co. Probate Crt. Case 20141102, James M. Sponseller, Attorney……… Aaron Timm, Sale Mgr.; Larry D. Gorrell, Broker; Sandra Mick-elson, Nolan Shisler Auctioneers

LandAuction

Payne, OH.

Sat., April 4th @ 10 A.M.156 Acres - “Enz Farm”

Sec. 16, Harrison Twp., Paulding, Co., OH

Farm Location: 1 mi. west and 2 mi north of Ottovilleon Rt. 66 to Rd O; then west on Rd. O for 1 mi. to Rd.27; then north on Rd. 27 for ½ mi. in Sec. 10 & 11,Monterey Twp, .Putnam Co. - Auction held at Gro-ver Hill VFW --- Offered In Two Parcels - Parcel1 - 40 +-Acres in Sec. 11 - 34.9+- tillable acres witha wooded area in the northeast corner …… Parcel 2 -19.21+- Acres in Sec. 10 - 18.58+- tillable acres ……Call or visit our web site @ www.gorrellbros-paulding.com …… Terms: $3,000 earnest money; closing 30days from auction; Possession at closing ….. Sellers:Caroline Schroeder - and - Linda & Dale Case - and- Loy & Katherine Taylor ……. Larry D. Gorrell,Broker - Nolan Shisler, Aaron Timm, Sandra Mick-elson, Auctioneers

Land Auction - Ottoville, OHWed., April 1 @ 6 P.M.

59 Acres

HUGE 4 FAMILY GARAGE SALE

Brand name clothes, babyboy 0-6 m., boys 5-12,womens sm-XXL, menL-XL. Furniture, love seat,chairs, home decor, kitch-en appliances, stand upKitchen Aid Mixer, outdooritems, Coleman tent, backpacking items, Vera Brad-ley purses, baby items,swing bouncer, boys Nike

cleats, nice curio cabient, Tons, Tons, Tons

Thurs & Fri. April 2-38-5

508 N. Main St.Paulding

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GAME TIMEDIVISION TEAM PAIRINGS

5:55 Opening Ceremonies1 Exhibition 6:00 P.C. Tigers vs Claymiller’s All-Stars 2 Mini Youth 6:30 Team Mac/ Lee Kinstle vs Team Mac/ Baughman Tile3 Co-Ed 7:00 Rip It Fit Fitness vs Bnarmjnaacg 4 Co-Ed 7:30 PCS Puma’s vs 4th Quarter Ballers

5 Youth 8:00 Junior Leaders vs Dealey Chemicals 6 Mens 8:30 Walmart Trans Gas City, IN vs Herbert E. Orr 7 Mens 9:00 Puckerbrush vs Innovative Assembly Services 8 Mens 9:30 GM Powertrain Defiance vs Den Herder Funeral Home 9 Mens 10:00 The Linder Clan vs Good Times Saloon 10 Mens 10:30 Midwest Com. FCU vs Hormann’s Heating & Cooling 11 Mens 11:00 3rd Shift Taylor Made vs 1st Shift Taylor Made 12 Youth 11:30 Treece Electric vs Too Turnt

SATURDAY, APRIL 413 Youth Midnight In Memory Of Bo Chamberlain vs Denning’s Drive Inn14 Womens 12:30 Mean Girls vs St. John’s Tire Service15 Youth 1:00 Basketballs & Hookers Ent vs Team Mac16 Co-Ed 1:30 In Memory Of Saxon Lee Fisher vs Back Dat Pass Up17 Youth 2:00 Signature Emb. vs Scott Miller Trucking18 Co-Ed 2:30 Saved By The Bench vs Payne K Of C19 Co-Ed 3:00 Double Dribblers vs Air Ballers20 Co-Ed 3:30 Lichty Barber Shop vs 4 Score And 7 Beers Ago21 Co-Ed 4:00 Shooters vs True Vine Tree Service22 Co-Ed 4:30 Maddox Creek Wildlife Area vs Susie’s Family Bakery23 Mens 5:00 Just The Tip vs Judge Beckman’s Bailiffs24 Mens 5:30 In Memory Of Susie Baksa vs Walnut Street Warriors25 Mens 6:00 Big Time Ballers #30 vs Wauseon Machine26 Mens 6:30 Slattery Oil Co., Inc. vs Walmart Trans Gas City, In27 Co-Ed 7:00 In Memory Of Marie Davis vs In Memory Of Marie Davis28 Tots 7:30 2024 Raiders vs Troth Law Office29 Mini Tots 8:00 Marie Davis’ Little Ones vs Payne Super Valu Tots30 Mini Tots 8:30 Williamson Ins Agency vs Foster Family Chiropractic31 Mini Tots 9:00 Dealy Accounting vs Lee Kinstle32 Mini Tots 9:30 Team Mac vs NW Ohio Welch Trophy33 Mini Tots 10:00 Divine Mercy School vs NF Warriors34 Youth 10:30 St Paul/St John HS vs First Christian Church35 Tots 11:00 Parkview Sports Medicine vs Lady Archers 202236 Tots 11:30 Divine Mercy School vs Parkview Sports Medicine37 Tots Noon Benschneider Auto vs Divine Mercy School38 Mini Youth 12:30 Williamson Ins Agency vs Parkview Sports Medicine39 Mini Youth 1:00 Divine Mercy School vs The Destroyers40 Youth 1:30 Foltz Ins vs Gross Trotters 2.041 Mens 2:00 13 Second Ride vs Mcdougall Firearms42 Mini Youth 2:30 St Paul/St John JH vs Sparks43 Mini Youth 3:00 Physical Therapy vs Paragon Tempered Glass44 Mens 3:30 R.E.O Legacy vs Air Nautique45 Mini Youth 4:00 Brigner Trucking vs Napa True Value46 Mini Youth 4:30 Antwerp Exchange Bank vs Grace Home Improvement47 Mini Youth 5:00 Hay’s Team vs The Dream Team48 Mini Youth 5:30 JPHS Jr Historians vs Dunkin’ Donuts49 Co-Ed 6:00 We Are Way 2 Old 4 This vs We Are Still 2 Old 4 This 6:30 Closing Ceremonies

37TH ANNUALBASKETBALL SCHEDULE

FRIDAY, APRIL 3

Sat., April 4th9 am to 2 pm

Divine Mercy Parishof Paulding CountyDagget St., Antwerp

S H O W

Bake Sale FeaturingDivine Mercy homemade noodles, our ladies homemade pastries

Soup & Sandwich Luncheon • Homemade pieREVERSE RAFFLE: 1) $300 Cash 2) Handmade quilt 3&4) $100 ea. ($50 Cash

& $50 Gift Cards value) 5&6) $50 ea. (Gift Cards value)

For more information please call: Virginia Kunesh 419-258-0065 or Rita Brinkman 419-258-6361

Waters Insurance LLC

Bruce Ivan

AUTO • HOME

COMMERCIAL • BUSINESS

FARM

1007 N. Williams St.Paulding, OH 45879

419-399-3586

600 South Main St.Payne, OH 45880

419-263-2127

April 4th Grover Hill VFW 9:00-11:00 a.m.Haviland Park 11:15-11:45 a.m.

Scott Equity 12:00-12:30 p.m.

April 11th Melrose Methodist Church 9:00-9:30 a.m.Oakwood Park 9:45-11:00 a.m.Junction (old Catholic Church) 11:15-11:45 a.m.

April 18th Payne Ball Park 9:00-11:00 a.m.Briceton Propane 11:15-11:45 a.m.Latty Community Bldg. 12:00-12:30 p.m.

This activity is provided by the WMEA Program and the Paulding County Commissioners.If you have any questions, please call Becky Suvar at 419-399-3630 or 419-622-4305.

APRIL 2015 COMMUNITY RECYCLING ACTIVITY

1st Saturday of each month.Paulding County Fairgrounds 9-11Cecil Fire Department 9-12

If you have questionscall ERIE RECYCLING at 419-258-2345

COMMUNITY RECYCLINGNow Accepting#4 plastics, computer equip-

ment, cell phones, VCR’s

and batteries (no TV’s)

Auction Parcel 1 is 2.351+- acres, 1,568 +- sq. ft. home - attached 2 car garage- plus - 4 other Nice barns

Open Inspections: Tues., April 7 from 4 P.M. to 5 P.M.Sun., April 12 from 1 P.M. to 2 P.M.

Auction Parcel 2 is 55.516+- acres of land adjacent to Parcel 1 …. 41+- tillableacres with wooded area …. Multi Parcel Bidding … call for Bidder’s Packet orvisit our web site. Terms: $3,000 earnest money for each parcel on the day ofauction with closing on or before May 18, 2015 upon delivery of deed and certifi-cate of title. ….. Seller: Robert P. Phlipot, by John Phlipot, POA …. GorrellBros. Auctioneers; Larry D. Gorrell, Broker; Sandra Mickelson - Nolan Shis-ler - Aaron Timm -Auctioneers

Real Estate

AuctionSat., April 18

9:00 A.M.

57.8 Acres Offered in 2 Parcels

Sec. 3, Emerald Twp., Paulding Co.Location: 18242 Rd. 133, Cecil …… 5 mi. north of Paulding on Rt. 127 to Rt.24; then east on Rt. 24 for 3 mi. to Rd. 133; Then north on Rd. 133 (at the cornerof Rt. 24 & Rd. 133) watch for auction signs … Auction Location: Gorrell Bros.Auction Facility at 1201 N. Williams St., Paulding

Location: 10775 RD 171, Paulding (Charloe) – E. Edgeof Charloe Park… Watch For Auction Signs

Economical 3 BR Country Home with Small Pond,1 bath, 2 car att. garage…. Lot size per Auditor 111 x120…. Range, Refrigerator, Washer and Dryer remainwith the property. The property needs some work andupdating that probably leaves room for the investor orspeculator… Open Inspection: Saturday, March 28from 12:00 P.M. to 1:00 P.M and Thursday, April2 from 4:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.. call for informationor visit our web site @ www.gorrellbros-paulding.com…… Terms: $500.00 earnest money on the day of auc-tion upon the signing of the purchase agreement; balancedue at closing on or before May 8, 2015 upon delivery ofDeed and Evidence of Marketable Title. All statementsmade day of auction from the auction block takes prece-dence over prior printed matter. …..… Sellers: Paula S.Schoepflin; Joseph R. Burkard, Atty – Cook, Bur-kard & Gorrell, LTD and Stephen L. Schoepflin;Troy A. Essex, Atty - Clemens, Korhn, Liming &Warncke, Ltd ……. Nolan Shisler - Sale Mgr; LarryD. Gorrell, Broker - Aaron Timm, Sandra Mickel-son; Auctioneers

Real Estate Auction

Wednesday, April 8 @ 5:00 P.M

HEATED GARAGE SALE

We will be open no matter if it rains, snowsor is actually nice!

Clothing Teen Girls to Size 5 in Juniors. Ladies Ig/Ex.Lg., Mens size Medium-3XL, Housewares, bedding,games, shoes, Lil girls and adult bikes, cell phones,wi routers, 20” fat at screen TV, poker table, knickknacks, Scentsy Candle warmer and candles, EnescoFoundations Angels and so much more. COME CHECK

US OUT! 1236 EMERALD ROAD Across from the 1stChristian Church in Paulding. Easter Weekend FridayApril 3rd and Sat. April 4th 9:00 am-5 pm.

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The fog and winter weather have greatlyimpacted the school year. It is difficult forstudents to be at their best when the routinechanges constantly with 2-hour delays andcancellations. Already this school year, wehave missed 13 days and 13 additional de-lays due to weather. The first five calamitydays are forgiven, so as I write this article,we need to make up eight days. We havemade up one day on President’s Day andwill be in session on Thursday, April 2. Ourextended days for the remainder of theschool year will allow us to make up an ad-ditional five days. This still leaves us withone day to make up in May, so we will be insession on Thursday, May 21. Graduationwill remain on May 17, but seniors will haveto come to school on May 18 since they areonly allowed to be excused three days priorto the other students. Let’s hope for goodweather the rest of the year!

I hope you were able to attend the musicdepartment’s production of Little Women onMarch 20 or 21. The students’ hard workwas evident and the production was out-standing! I am amazed at the talent of ourstudents.

The annual Hoops for Heart day was held onMarch 25. The students used this opportuni-ty to participate in friendly competition for agood cause, raising money for the AmericanHeart Association. Thanks to all who partic-ipated and helped with the event.

We are in the fourth grading period withmany activities on the horizon. Our springsport athletes are beginning their seasons.Prom preparations are ongoing for the May2 event at Grant’s Reception Hall, which begins with walk-ins at approximately 6:30.The Arts will be showcased on April 11 withthe ARTS Festival, and Graduation will beon May 17. Mark your calendars with theseimportant dates.

As always, thanks for your support of ourschool district. By working together, we canhelp students achieve.

Yours in Education,Pat Ross

YEARBOOK ORDERS The yearbook staff is accepting orders forthe 2014-2015 yearbook until May 22. Ele-mentary yearbooks are $10 and the middle/high school yearbooks are $35.00. Very fewextra yearbooks are ordered beyond the pre-orders. Last year we sold out of yearbooks,so the only way to guarantee a yearbook isto preorder. Checks should be made out tothe school. Additional order forms areavailable in the high school and elementaryoffices or on the school website.

ARTS FESTIVALAntwerp Schools invite you to enjoy theartistic talents of our students at our springARTS Festival on Saturday, April 11 from4:00-9:00. We will have bands, choirs, andmusical groups of various ages performinglive, onstage in the auditeria. Artwork will be on display, and sandwiches as well asother food items will be available.

The Antwerp Football Program is sellinglaundry detergent until April 13. ContactMr. Altimus at ext. 2111 to order.

MR. BUTE—HS/MS PRINCIPAL As April begins, our students have enteredthe fourth quarter of the 2014-2015 schoolyear. I want to emphasize the importance ofour students remaining focused on their aca-demic performance to finish the year strong.As the weather improves, our students can be distracted from completing their assign-ments so we must work collaboratively tokeep them focused.

I continue to encourage parents to monitortheir child’s grades on Progressbook. It will provide you with the opportunity to access

your child’s grades and monitor his/her pro-gress. If you have any questions about yourchild’s grades, your first step is to contactthe teacher. You can contact the teacher viaemail or by phone, but it is important youcontact them with your questions. An effec-tive line of communication between thehome and school will help to strengthenyour child’s educational experience.

I am pleased to announce that OGT (OhioGraduation Test) week is complete. Iwould like to thank the students and staff fortheir efforts during this stressful week. Thisweek is mentally exhausting for the sopho-mores and upperclassmen who need to passall five parts of the test to be eligible for

graduation. The Spring OGT results will beavailable mid-May, and we will distributethem when they arrive.

Staying on the topic of standardized tests,the EOY (End of Year) Assessments will beadministered to students in grades 4-8, 10and 11. We have created an assessmentcalendar that begins on April 27 and runsthrough May 8, 2015. It is extremely important that your child(ren) be present dur-ing the testing dates. This will be a vitaltime for the students, so please make surethey are getting plenty of rest and eatingwell-balanced meals. (6th grade—Reading,Math & Social Studies, 7th grade—Reading& Math, and 8th grade—Reading, Math &

Science, 9th—Algebra I & English I, 10thgrade—American History, and 11th grade— American Government.

Prom: Any junior or senior attending the prom must complete a permission form.This permission form can be picked up fromMrs. Coleman. The permission form must be completed before you can purchase a prom ticket. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Coleman.

MR. MANZ—ELEMENTARYFinally, warmer weather has returned andallowed our students to get outside and enjoy the fresh air. As a reminder, the elemen-tary dress code only permits the students towear shorts during the months of April andMay in the spring, at the parents’ discretion.Also, flip-flops, sandals, and other open-toed shoes are not to be worn in the elemen-tary. The weather can change drasticallythroughout the course of the day, so please plan clothing choices accordingly.

Once again, I would remind those that pickstudents up after school to not park andleave your vehicle in the circle drive. Thiscreates a bottleneck, which causes cars todrive around other vehicles, making a dan-

gerous situation for our students. In addi-tion, if your child is walking to the parkinglot by themselves, you need to meet them atthe sidewalk so that they are not walkingamong the cars alone. Due to some closecalls, please follow the directives of thoseassigned to manage after-school pick-up.

We recently completed the first round ofstate testing for grades 3-5. I would like tothank our students and staff for a job welldone. It was apparent that the staff has donea good job in preparing the students forthese new types of assessments. The end ofthe year round of testing will be held theweeks of April 27-May 8 for grades 3-5.Please make every effort to have your stu-dents here during this time, so they can testduring the normal schedule and procedure.You can help your student prepare for thesetests at home by accessing practice testsfrom the Ohio Department of Educationwebsite.

The local Battle of the Books will be held atour school on April 21 at 1:00 p.m. Thewinning team will then compete at the coun-ty competition on April 30 at 12:30 p.m. atthe Youth Leadership Building at the Pauld-ing county fairground.

GUIDANCE NEWS The AP exam schedule is available at http://www.antwerpschools.org/Schools/SrJrHighSchool/Guidance/AdvancedPlacement.

Many local scholarships will become available during the month of April. Visit http://www.antwerpschools.org/Schools/SrJrHighSchool/Guidance/Scholarships for an updat-ed list.

Northwest State’s College Credit Plus appli-cations are due by April 15. Visit http://northweststate.edu/college-credit-plus/ formore information.

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BOYS VARSITY BASEBALLApr. 2 5:00 Home w/HilltopApr. 4 11:00 @Delphos St. John/LncnvwApr. 6 5:00 @Wayne TraceApr. 9 4:30 @AyersvilleApr. 13 5:00 Home w/ParkwayApr. 14 5:00 Home w/HolgateApr. 16 5:00 @TinoraApr. 17 5:00 @LincolnviewApr. 18 11:00 @Paulding/HicksvilleApr. 20 5:00 Home w/Fort JenningsApr. 21 5:00 Home w/Wayne TraceApr. 23 5:00 Home w/FairviewApr. 24 5:00 @MontpelierApr. 28 5:00 Home w/EdgertonApr. 30 5:00 @Hicksville

GIRLS VARSITY SOFTBALLApr. 2 5:00 @ContinentalApr. 4 11:00 @DefianceApr. 6 5:00 @ParkwayApr. 7 5:00 @Delphos JeffersonApr. 9 4:30 @AyersvilleApr. 10 5:00 @DeltaApr. 11 11:00 Home w/PauldingApr. 14 5:00 Home w/HolgateApr. 16 5:00 @TinoraApr. 17 5:00 @LincolnviewApr. 20 5:00 @Van WertApr. 21 5:00 Home w/Wayne TraceApr. 23 5:00 Home w/FairviewApr. 25 10:00 @FayetteApr. 28 5:00 Home w/EdgertonApr. 30 5:00 @HicksvilleVARSITY TRACK & FIELDApr. 7 4:30 @Fairview/Holgate

Apr. 14 4:30 @Ayersville/Ottoville/StrykerApr. 17 4:30 @Wayne Trace Inv.Apr. 20 4:30 @Hilltop/HicksvilleApr. 25 9:00 @Hicksville Inv.Apr. 28 4:30 @Edon/FayetteApr. 30 4:30 @Tinora/Wayne TraceJUNIOR HIGH TRACK & FIELD Apr. 7 4:30 Home w/Tinora/HolgateApr. 9 4:30 @Hilltop/EdonApr. 13 5:00 Home w/WoodlanApr. 16 4:30 @N.Central/Edon/HicksvilleApr. 21 4:30 @PauldingApr. 23 4:30 @Ayersville/StrykerApr. 27 5:00 @Hicksville/Edgerton/WT

Apr. 2 Make-Up DayApr. 3-6 Spring Break—No SchoolApr. 11 ARTS Festival—AuditeriaApr. 20-25 HS Band & Choir Disney TripApr. 27-May 8 EOY AssessmentsApr. 30 5th Gr. Band Instrument Fitting 5-7May 2 Jr/Sr Prom—12-1:00 Walk Through

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Dear Friends of the Paulding Exempted Vil-lage Schools,I am honored to serve as your Superintendentand look forward to continue working withthe students, parents, teachers, administra-tors, and the local and state officials to pro-vide opportunities for every student to excel

in this changing world. Paulding ExemptedVillage Schools are committed to providing atop-notch educational experience. We wel-come and encourage your participation, ques-tions, and comments so we can continuallyimprove our efforts and ultimately best servethe children of our district. A top priority ofmy administration is to provide the supportneeded to operate our schools. Our roadmapto the future is focused on four key areas:academic excellence, resource stability, com-munity awareness, and the overall studentexperience.It is difficult to believe there is just a coupleof months left in the 2014-2015 school year.Although the calendar indicates the year iswinding down, we are actually very busywith end of the year activities. Athleticevents, awards programs, concerts and stu-dent programs highlight the months of Apriland May. Please check the district calendar atwww.pauldingschools.org and support ourstudents with your attendance at these cele-

brations. Our last day of school this year is predicted to be June 2, 2015, pending anymore calamity days/ hours or more extendeddays, between now and the end of the year.We currently have missed 99.5 Instructionalhours which includes 11 full days cancelledand 14 two/three hour delays. We are cur-rently adding a half hour to each day in orderto make up some lost instructional time. Withall of the testing required in the State of Ohioincluding PARCC, OAA, and OGT for stu-dents, we feel it is important to get more in-structional time in with students now, insteadof adding the days/ hours at the end of theschool year. The missed days/hours have also

become an issue for graduating seniors. TheOhio Department of Education allows us toexcuse seniors from school three days earlyor 19.5 hours. If we continue our currentschedule of make-up days/hours, the seniorswould be required to return to school on May26, 2015 to May 29, 2015, which is fourschool days after graduation. We have care-fully weighed the pros against the cons ofadding time to the day and feel that extend-ing school days to make up instructionaldays/hours will be best for our students. Wewill also be using April 6 and 7 as make updays.May 4-8 is National Teacher AppreciationWeek with May 5 designated as NationalTeacher Day and May 6 is National School

Nurse Day. Please take time during this weekto thank a teacher who made a difference inyour life. We are proud of all our employeesincluding our bus drivers, cooks, aides, secre-taries and custodians, and believe they makea difference in the lives of children every dayas well.We have a major grant project that has beenin the works since 2010 with the Village ofPaulding called ‘Safe Routes to School’. The

project will work on providing sidewalks toand around the school on both the WaterStreet and the Emerald Road sides to thenorth and some to the south. Please be awarethe project will be going on from May toAugust of 2015 and may cause some delaysaround the area of Paulding Schools duringthat time.

This project will allow a safer route

for those students who walk to school.The Class of 2015 will celebrate Co

mmence-ment on May 24 at 2:30 as our 127 th graduat-ing class from Paulding High School. Theceremony will be in the high school gymna-sium. We congratulate our senior class ontheir many accomplishments in reaching thismilestone and wish them the best as theycontinue on a journey of lifelong learning.Also at this time we will be recognizing oursixth Academic Hall of Fame class. The in-ductees for this year are: Dr. Larry Tope(1973), Dr. Lonnie Tope, dec. (1970), Mr. HeathHawk (1993), and Major Jerrod Hawk (1994). Weare very proud of the academic and extracur-ricular achievements of our students, and themany outstanding staff members who workwith these students on a daily basis. As al-ways, I invite you to become an active part of

our school district and to get involved in the

lives of our young people by attending asmany of the student activities as your sched-ule allows.Please feel free to visit me at my office in thePaulding Administration office, call me at419-399-4656, ext 1510, or e-mail me [email protected] at your con-venience if you have any questions about ourschool district or anything in this communitynewsletter.Sincerely,William D. Hanak, Superintendent

CONGRATULATIONSPHS Concert BandThe PHS Band received straight Superiorratings from all 4 judges at the DistrictOMEA contest to qualify them for the Statecontest. This makes the band a 3 time statequalifier in 4 attempts, a record not heldsince 1970’s when the band was under thedirection of Ernie Burnett!

Geography Bee8th grader Shana Manz qualified for the statelevel Geography Bee competition.

FCCLAEarning their Power of One Degrees: Taylor

Schooley, Morgan Riley, Jacob Long, HaleySchlegel, and Melissa Martinez. They willreceive their award at the FCCLA StateLeadership Conference in April.Jordan Shull, Kynsie Etzler, and Kacie Karls-tadt competed in the Chapter Service ProjectDisplay STAR Event with their project titled"Caring for a Cause" and received a goldmedal and qualified for state competition inApril. Michelle Young competed in the Na-tional Program in Action STAR Event withher project titled "Welcoming Memories"and received a gold medal and also qualifiedfor state competition in April.

Science OlympiadCongratulations to our Science Olympiadteams who competed in the Regional ScienceOlympiad competition held Saturday, Febru-

ary 28th at BGSU. The Division B team cap-tured the second place trophy! Both DivisionB and Division C ranked high enough toqualify for the State Science Olympiad com-

petition to be held at OSU in Columbus inApril.

Science FairPaulding High School and Middle Schoolstudents competed at the District ScienceDay at Ohio Northern University. The HighSchool students won the team award for mostSuperiors and qualified ten students for StateScience Day which will be held in May atOhio State.

More information on these and other articlesmay be found on the school website at-www.pauldingschools.org.

AFTER PROM PARENTSMeetings are held on the first and third Mon-day of the month at 7:00 p.m. in the auditeriaor commons. All junior parents may attend.Donations are being collected to sponsor thisevent. If you have not been contacted andwould be interested in donating, please con-tact Becky Ringler at 419-258-0267 or sendyour donation check payable to ‘PauldingHigh School After Prom’ to the school, atten-tion Becky Ringler, 405 N. Water St., Pauld-ing, OH 45879.

PAULDING ATHLETIC BOOSTERSThe Athletic Boosters is selling 2014-15‘300 Club’ tickets ($25) from April 1-June30 as well as Maroon and White Club mem-

berships ($10). Please contact CamieStallbaum at 419-399-9268. The AthleticBoosters appreciate all your support in help-ing our Panther Athletes. GO PANTHERS!!

NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEKApril 12-18 is National Volunteer Week, es-tablished in 1974 as a way to honor the ser-vice of people who volunteer. Paulding Ex-empted Village Schools wishes to take thisopportunity to express our appreciation toeveryone who gives of their time and talentsto make a big difference in our schools.

ATHLETIC PHYSICALSPhysicals for athletic participants will be heldat the high school by Dr. Kuhn. The date hasnot yet been determined, but the informationwill be sent out by Instant Alert. The sched-ule of physicals will be as follows; HS Boys8-9:30am, MS Boys 9:30-11:00am, HS Girls12:30-1:30pm, MS Girls 1:30-3pm, however,

if any student cannot come at the scheduledtime, or would like to come with a sibling,they can come anytime from 8:00-11:00 a.m.or 12:30-3:00 p.m.

SPORTS ELEGIBILITYParents of student athletes are reminded thatstudents who plan to participate in a fall sportnext school year must meet the eligibilityrequirements in this current 4th nine-weekgrading period to be eligible next fall. Highschool athletes must maintain a 1.0 GPA and

be passing five credits. Junior high athletesmust maintain a 1.0 GPA and be passing fiveof their courses.

MINI RELAY FOR LIFEThe PEVS Mini-Relay for Life will be heldon Tuesday, May 26. In the past, this has

been an extremely successful way for ourstudents to give back to the community thatis often so good to them.The event will be held from 12:00-2:45 at thePaulding H.S. Track. There will be activitiesfor the younger students to participate in ifthey wish. Many activities will be free, butsome will cost a nominal fee of $.25 – $1.00.There will also be concessions available for

purchase.Every cent of every donation will go directlyto our local American Cancer Society, which

provides many services to those of our com-munity who are afflicted with this horribledisease. Please consider making a donation tothis worthy cause. Our county Relay for Lifecommittee will have volunteers available, inseveral places, to collect the donations.Parents, family and community members arewelcome to join us. It is so exciting to see thelooks on the students’ faces as they partici-

pate in this event! They all know they are part of a greater cause, and that they are mak-ing a difference!

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ports, primary sources, encyclopedias, vide-os, and eBooks. This reliable content is freeto all Ohio PreK-12 students atisearch.infohio.org. If you have any ques-tions, please contact Mrs. Williams in theMedia Center.

GUIDANCE OFFICEScholarships are available for Seniors on thewebsite at pauldingschools.org, High SchoolGuidance page. The undergrad awards pro-gram will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Thursday,May 7 in the Auditeria. The Senior awardsnight will be held at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday,May 12 in the Auditeria.

GRADUATION DATE REMINDERThe graduation ceremony for the class of2015 will be May 24, 2015 at 2:30 p.m.

Note: With Spring weather and cancellations,updated athletic schedules can be found on ourwebsite at www.pauldingshcools.org.

Varsity Boys/Girls TrackApr. 2 @Ottoville/Ft. Jennings-T 5:00Apr. 7 @Defiance/Van Wert-T 4:30Apr. 10 Bath Invitational-T 5:00Apr. 14 @Continental/Lincolnview-T 4:30Apr. 17 Grove Bulldog Invitational-T 4:30Apr. 21 @Spencerville/Temple Christian-T 4:30Apr. 25 Ayersville Diller Invitational-T 9:00Apr. 30 @Antwerp/Hicksville-T 4:30May 1 Edgerton Invite-T 4:00May 5 Delphos Jefferson-T 5:00May 8 Antwerp Invite-T 4:30May 11 Wayne Trace Relays-T 4:30May 14 NWC @ Grove 4:30May 16 NWC @ Grove 10:00May 18 Wayne Trace/Antwerp-H 4:30

JH Boys/Girls TrackApr. 7 @Shawnee/Spencerville-T 4:30Apr. 9 Bryan/Hicksville-H 4:30Apr. 14 Van Wert/Wayne Trace-H 4:30Apr. 16 @Crestview/Lincolnview-T 4:30Apr. 21 Antwerp-H 4:30Apr. 23 Wayne Trace Invitational-T 4:30Apr. 27 @Lincolnview/Fairview-T 4:30May 1 Antwerp Invite 4:30May 4 @Crestview/Ottoville/-T 4:30May 5 @Tinora/Defiance 4:30May 9 NWC Meet @ 4:30May 12 Panther Relays 4:30

Varsity BaseballApr. 4 Ottawa-Glandorf-H 11:00Apr. 6 Defiance-T 4:30

Apr. 9 Columbus Grove-T 5:00

Apr. 10 Pandora-Gilboa-H 5:00Apr. 13 Crestview-H 5:00Apr. 14 Continental-H 5:00Apr. 16 Delphos Jefferson-T 5:00Apr. 18 Hicksville/Antwerp-H 11:00Apr. 23 Lincolnview-T 5:00Apr. 24 Wayne Trace-T 4:30Apr. 25 Edgerton-H 10:00Apr. 27 Ada-T 5:00Apr. 28 Archbold-H 5:00Apr. 30 Spencerville-H 5:00May 4 Allen East-T 5:00May 5 Hicksville-T 5:00May 7 Bluffton-H 5:00May 9 Pandora-Gilboa-T 5:00May 11 VanWert-T 5:00May 14 Tinora-T 5:00

JV BaseballApr. 2 Hicksville-H 5:00Apr. 7 Edon-H 5:00Apr. 11 Ayersville-T 10:00Apr. 17 Ottoville-H 5:00Apr. 20 Delphos Jefferson-T 5:00Apr. 21 Archbold-H 5:00May 1 Crestview-H 5:00May 2 Edgerton-H 10:00May 8 Defiance-H 5:00May 12 Fairview-H 4:30May 15 Crestview-T 5:00

Varsity SoftballApr. 2 Wayne Trace-H 4:30Apr. 4 Ottawa Glandorf-H 11:00Apr. 7 Ayersville-T 5:00Apr. 9 Columbus Grove-T 5:00Apr. 11 Antwerp-T 11:00Apr. 13 Crestview-H 5:00Apr. 14 Montpelier-T 5:00Apr. 16 Delphos Jefferson-T 5:00Apr. 17 Parkway-H 5:00Apr. 18 Van Wert-T 12:00Apr. 23 Lincolnview-T 5:00Apr. 27 Ada-T 5:00Apr. 28 Stryker-T 5:00Apr. 30 Spencerville-H 5:00May 1 Hicksville-T 5:00May 4 Allen East-T 5:00May 5 Wayne Trace-T 4:30May 7 Bluffton-H 5:00May 11 Tinora-T 5:00May 12 Fairview-H 4:30May 14 Defiance-T 5:00May 15 Elida-T 5:00

JV SoftballApr. 2 Allen East-H 5:00Apr. 4 Ottawa-Glandorf-T 11:00Apr. 6 Defiance-H 5:00Apr. 10 Allen East-T 5:00Apr. 13 Crestview-T 5:00Apr. 17 Montpelier-H 5:00Apr. 18 Van Wert-T 12:00Apr. 21 Bryan-H 5:00Apr. 23 Defiance-T 4:30Apr. 28 Wauseon-H 5:00May 1 Crestview-H 5:00May 4 Ayersville-H 5:00May 5 Allen East-T 5:00May 8 Edgerton-H 5:00May 11 Elida-T 5:00May 12 Wayne Trace-T 4:30May 15 Fairview-H 4:30

Apr. 1 Athletic Booster Meeting 7:00pApr. 6 Band Bstr Mtg-Band Room 7:00pApr. 8-9 PE Kindergarten ScreeningApr. 9 OE ‘Learning Is An Art’ 6:30-8:00pApr. 10-11 State Science OlympiadApr. 17 OE Kindergarten RegistrationApr. 18 FFA Banquet-Auditeria 5:00pApr. 21 Board Meeting,Oakwood Cafe 7:00pApr. 24 OE Kdg. Family Reading Day 2:30pApr. 30-May 1 State FFA ConventionMay 2 Prom 8:00-11:00pMay 4 Band Booster Mtg 7:00pMay 5 MS Awards Program 8:30aMay 6 Athletic Booster Meeting 7:00pMay 7 Undergrad Awards 1:30p

May 8 Deadline for June 13 ACTMay 11 PE Music Prog/5th gd band 7:00pMay 12 Senior Awards Program-Aud. 7:00pMay 13 Baccalaureate-Auditeria TBAMay 14 OE 5-6 gr Band/Choir Concert 7:00pMay 15 OE Kdg Program 2:00pMay 18-22 OE Right-to-Read WeekMay 19 HS Band & Choir Concert-Aud 8:00pMay 19 Board Meeting-Admin. Bldg. 7:00pMay 21 MS Band & Choir Concert-Aud 8:00pMay 22 HS Grad. Practice 8:30aMay 24 HS Graduation-HS Gym 2:30pMay 25 OE 3rd Gr Memorial Day Prog 10:00aMay 25 HS Band Memorial Serv-Live Oak fol-

lowed by performance on court house lawnMay 26 Mini Relay for Life-HS Track 12-2:45pMay 27 OE Kdg Family Reading Day 2:15pMay 29 PE Field Day8th Grade Graduation, HS Gym 1:00p(Will be held on the Last Day of School for Stu-dents.)

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Wow! Spring is here. Only one grading periodremains for the Wayne Trace Class of 2015. Ithas been a great pleasure for me ge ng to knowmany of this year’s seniors, as they have made avery posi ve impression on me these past fourschool years. I believe I speak for many membersof our faculty and sta when I say that we will

miss several members of the Class of 2015.Speaking of spring, we are now entering what

is sta s cally the most dangerous me of yearfor high school juniors and seniors – spring break,prom, and gradua on. Please, let’s all emphasizeto our impressionable seventeen and eighteen-year- olds the importance of making wise deci-sions during this me of the school year. Despitewhat many juniors and seniors may believe, theparents are s ll calling the shots on most issuesinvolving students. It’s everyone’s responsibilityto step up, take charge, and lead our youngpeople down the right path and away fromdestruc ve decisions. Thank you for all you do inthis area of your child’s life.

Spring also brings upon us the next round ofthe tes ng season. Right or wrong, the OhioDepartment of Educa on grades much of ouracademic success on how well our studentsperform on the annual state mandated tests.

Because so much emphasis is placed on thesetests at the state level, we feel it necessary to putequal emphasis on these tests with our sta andstudents. That’s why it’s vital that we all worktogether during this ever- important me of theyear. Good a endance, good a enon, and agood a tude all go a long way in determiningsuccess at school. In addi on, the state of Ohiocon nues to raise the bar on academic achieve-ment, so we must also answer the call of dutyand expect more from our students. A failure todo so is a failure to ful ll our professional du es.As I’ve stated many mes, we must all worktogether, as success at school is a team e ortbetween home and school. Everyone plays avital part in the educa on of our students.

Turning our a en on to calamity days andmake up days, our district has now missed 97.5hours of me this year due to weather -relatedissues. We have already made up two days of

school by going to school on Presidents’ Day andby extending the school day for eight days. Thiscurrently leaves us with ve school days to makeup. At the me of this wri ng, the plan is for allve days to be made up at the end of the school

year, meaning school will be in session on May29 and June 1 -4 . With gradua on scheduled forMay 24, we may have the unpopular task of re-quiring our seniors to report to school followingthe gradua on ceremony in order to completetheir requirements for a high school diploma. Ifthe plan changes between now and the end ofthe year, we will communicate these changesthrough a variety of means: A message throughour Honeywell Instant Alert system, press releas-es in local newspapers, and no ces from schoolbuildings just to name a few. As always, we willdo our very best to keep you as well informed aswe possibly can concerning changes to the schoolcalendar.

Time is running out to nominate a former stamember to be considered for the 2015 WayneTrace Sta Hall of Fame, as our HOF commi eehopes to announce this year’s inductees at theMay BOE mee ng. Like in past years, we will hosta formal ceremony prior to a varsity footballgame to induct our new members. As always, wewould like to thank everyone who has nominateda former employee for this pres gious award, asthis honor would not be possible without mem-bers of our community playing such a key role inthe process.

Congratula ons to the cast and crew of thisyear’s musical. Directed by Mr. Joel Dunham,Miss Vranesevic, and Mrs. Kate Wenninger,Beauty and the Beast a racted very large crowdsfor each performance. Your con nued supportof our performing arts department is cri cal tothe overall development of our students andgreatly appreciated by everyone involved in thisdepartment.

Congratula ons also go out to our girls’ basket-ball team for capturing a sec onal championshipand to wrestlers George Clemens and TylerShowalter for qualifying for the state tourna-ment, both for the second year in a row.

Finally, we hope that all of our students had anenjoyable spring break and feel refreshed andready to go for the remainder of the 2014-2015school year.

As always, if you have ques ons or concernsabout your child’s educa onal experience atWayne Trace, feel free to contact your buildingprincipal or superintendent.

Go Raiders!

SUBSTITUTE BUS DRIVERS NEEDED

We are currently seeking individuals interestedin becoming bus drivers who possess good driv-ing skills, a strong work ethic, and dedica on.Interested individuals should be available from

6:00-8:30 a.m. and 2:15-4:30 p.m. for bus routesor from 3:00- 9:00 p.m. for ac vi es.

For more informa on, please call Amy Noggle,WT Transporta on Director, at 419 -263-2512 ext.405 or by email at: [email protected].

Special Educa on/Student Services News Our next Co ee & Dessert session is Thursday,

April 30 from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. at Parc Lane inPaulding. Many area programs will be present togive informa on for summer opportuni es forour children. The event is free. For addi onalinforma on, call Cathy Ruiz at Western BuckeyeESC, 419-399 -4711.

Another event for families will take place Satur-day, April 11, from 10:00 to 3:00 at Wayne TraceJr./Sr. HS. The Au sm Society of Northwest Ohiowill be holding Sibshop, a program for brothersand sisters of children with developmental disa-bili es. Registra on is required, and forms maybe obtained by calling the Wayne Trace SpecialEduca on O ce: 419 -587 -3414 op on 3.

WT PAYNE ELEMENTARY

Jody L. Dunham, PrincipalWe hope that everyone had an e xcellent spring

break! Now it’s me to focus on nishing the2014-2015 school year with more great teachingand learning!

Our students are working very hard as theyprepare for the End of Year PARCC and AIRassessments. Please refer to the district calendarfor these dates. If at all possible, please do notplan vaca ons or doctor appointments on thosedates. Please feel free to contact your child’steacher to get ideas of things that you can do athome to support your child’s success whentaking these high stakes assessments.

Please mark your calendars to re ect No Sc hoolon Friday, April 3 for Good Friday and a 2 hourdelay on Wednesday, April 15 for sta mee ngsto support the Ohio Improvement Process.

We wish to thank the Payne PTO for theircon nued support. The PTO recently purchasedeight new swing seats for the playground. ThePTO will be organizing the Annual Family GameNight on Friday, April 10. Please come out and join us for an evening of fun and games!

Please remember that Kindergarten screeningwill be held April 20 and 21 at WTPE. All childrenwho will be 5 by September 30, 20145 are invitedto par cipate in this process. Please call us at419 -263- 2512 to register your child for Kinder-garten.

The Ba le of the Books is an annual event thatWTPE students par cipate in each April. Thebuilding- wide compe on will take place at 1:30on April 23. The winning team will representWTPE at the Paulding County Ba le of the Bookscompe on held at the Paulding County YouthLeadership Building on April 30 at 12:30 p.m.Good luck to all par cipants!

WT GROVER HILL ELEMENTARY

Kevin Wilson, Principal

As April arrives we are hoping for warmerweather and an end to the many school delaysand cancela ons. The students are an cipa ngthe days in which they will be able to be outsidefor recess instead of being inside.

State assessment round one is complete. Thestudents worked very hard on these assess-ments. A large percentage of students enjoyedtaking the assessment on their computer. This isa major change from past years, but overall itwas a very good change. Beginning on Tuesday,April 28, we will take what the state calls the Endof Year (EOY) assessments. Once the studentshave completed the EOY assessment the scoresfrom this data will be combined with the scoresfrom round one. How the scores from bothround one and round two will be combined wedon’t know at this me. So, we will wait for thenal results.

This is the nal year for the OAA. This year

only the third grade take the OAA is the thirdgrade. The OAA reading assessment will be givento all third grade students on Tuesday, April 28.This is the same me in which grades 4 – 6 will betaking the PARCC English and Language EOYassessment.

At this me on behalf of the Grover Hill stu-dents; I would like to thank the PTO for theirpurchase of the Llbrary books. The Grover HillPTO saw a need for more non - c on books in ourlibrary and to solve this problem they purchased107 books for the Grover Hill students. Theamount of money donated toward this purchasewas $1394.78. The students and I cannot thankthe PTO enough for all they do for Grover HillElementary. Again, thank you PTO.

At this me of year we have many goals tonalize, but at the same me we must also begin-ning prepara on for the 2015 – 2016 school year.Our prepara on for the next school year begins

with kindergarten screening. The dates for kin-dergarten screening at WTGH are set for April 22

and April 23. If you have a child eligible for kin-dergarten next year and would like to sign themup for kindergarten screening you may do so bycontac ng the WTGH o ce.

Let the Ba le begin. This has been the talkbetween the 5 th and 6 th grade students as theyprepare for the Ba le of the Books. On Wednes-day, April the 5 th and 5 th grade teams compete tosee who will represent Grover Hill in the PauldingCounty Ba le of the Books. The winner from

Grover Hill will take on other county schoolwinners on Thursday, April 30. At this me Iwould like to thank the Paulding County CarnegieLibrary sta for the me they put in crea ng thisoutstanding, educa onal event.

WT JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL Greg Leeth, Principal

The third quarter has come and gone, and wehave just nine school weeks le in the schoolyear. I con nue to be amazed at how quicklyeach successive school year passes by. Muchwas accomplished this past grading period, and Ilook forward to con nued success for thestudents at Wayne Trace Jr./Sr. High School.

I want to commend students, sta , and thecommunity for the work that was done tosuccessfully navigate the rst round of newtes ng. Wayne Trace students recently com -pleted the Performance Based Assessmentsrequired by Ohio law; students will completetes ng in May when they take the End of Yearassessments. Students and sta have done atremendous job adjus ng and preparing for thechanges thrown at them by state legislators andwill con nue to do a tremendous job as changesIn tes ng occur.

Of course, I would be remiss if I didn't com-mend our students for the successes they haveachieved in recent weeks: as of the wri ng of thisnewsle er the high school choir earned aberth in the State OMEA contest by scoring a "1",the high school musical group presented anoutstanding version of "Beauty and the Beast",the cheerleading squad captured the champion-ship trophy in the Disney Interna onal CheerCompe on in Orlando, Florida, the wrestlingteam sent two wrestlers to state, the girls'basketball team played in the district tourna-ment, and the boys' basketball team has won theregional basketball tournament and will be com-pe ng in the Final Four for the h me in schoolhistory. Great job Raiders!

As the weather turns nice, we look forward tothe many spring ac vi es. Soon the baseball,so ball, and track teams will begin compe on.The 8th graders will travel to Washington D.C.and juniors and seniors will celebrate the highschool prom. The end of the school year is anexci ng one, yet there is much academic work todo. As always, if you have ques ons orconcerns about your child's educa on, do nothesitate to contact his/her teacher.

STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

Wayne Trace JH -HS teachers recently nominat-ed and voted on February Students of the Month.

A er tallying the teacher votes, the FebruaryStudents of the Month are: 7th: Max Laukhuf,8th: Sara Edwards, 9th: Alexis Mar nez, 10th:Brandon Laney, 11th: Noah Stoller, and 12th:Darius Hale. They all received a “Raider Pride –Pay Forward” t -shirt as part of their award. Wayto go Raiders!!!

GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT NEWS Senior Scholarships have been distributed to all

senior students at the Wayne Trace building andat Vantage. All scholarships are available onlineon the Guidance page of the High School site atwww.waynetrace.org. Students may also cometo the Guidance O ce.

The Gradua on ceremony will he held on May24 at 2:30 p.m.

Students will not be ge ng a copy of theirschedule for next year un l August. Mrs. Franzwill go over schedules with each student beforethe end of the school year. Changes may bemade at that me. Students/Parents/Guardianswill be given mul ple designated days in Augustto pick up the schedule before the beginning ofschool. Changes will be able to be made onthose designated days. Limited changes will bemade a er that me. No changes will be madethe day before school begins, during Open Houseor the rst day of school.

WAYNE TRACE PERFORMING ARTS NEWS A huge “THANK YOU” to all who came and

supported the cast and crew during their perfor-mances of the musical Beauty & the Beast. Weappreciate the many hours spent by thestudents, parents and family to make this show asuccess!

Congratula ons to our High School ConcertChoir on their accomplishment at District LargeGroup Compe on in receiving the highest ra ngfrom all three judges and the opportunity tocompete at State! They will be performing at

Van Buren High School the end of April. Goodluck!

We are fortunate to have strong communityand school support of our music programs hereat Wayne Trace. Please keep encouraging ourkids to be a part of band, choir, and drama as wecon nue to build these programs to a higherlevel.

ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT NEWS The annual Athle c Boosters Reverse Draw and

Dinner will be Friday, April 24, at 6:30 p.m.Tickets are available from any Booster Clubmember.

April 3 NO SCHOOL April 5 GH- Ba le of the Books April 9 PE-Alternate Spring Pictures April 10 PE-Spring Pictures April 10 PE-PTO Family Game NightApril 11 Sibshop at Jr../Sr. HS 10:00 -3:00April 11 NHS Glow in the Dark Walk/5K Run

Registra on 6:30; Walk/Run 7:45 April 15 2- Hour Delay - Staf In -Service April 20 & 21 PE Kindergarten Reg./Screening April 22 & 23 GH Kindergarten Reg./Screening April 23 PE-Ba le of the Books 1:30 April 24 Interim Reports Due April 24 Athle c Boosters Reverse Draw/DinnerApril 24 HS State Choir ContestApril 25 HS Band & Choir Large Group ContestApril 28 Gr. 4- 6 English LA Assessment (EOY) April 28 Gr. 3 Reading OAA April 29 Gr. 6 English LA Assessment (EOCY April 30 Gr. 4 & 6 Social Studies Assess. (EOY) April 30 Gr. 5 Science Assessment (EOY) April 30 Paulding Co. Ba le of the Books 12:30 April 30 State FFA Conven on April 30 Co ee/Dessert Session at Parc Lane

4:30-6:30

JV Girls So ball April 6 Fairview-T 5:00April 9 Fairview-H 5:00April 10 Crestview-H 5:00April 11 Miller City- DH-T 11:00April 13 Antwerp-T 5:00April 14 Edgerton -H 5.00April 18 O awa -Glandorf- DH-H 11:00April 20 Miller City-H 5:00

April 21 Antwerp-H 5:00April 23 Tinora-T 5:00April 25 Lima Bath-T 12:00April 28 Archbold-H 5:00

Varsity Girls So ball April 2 Paulding -T 4:30April 6 Lima Central Catholic -T 5:00April 9 Fairview-T 5:00April 11 De ance -DH-H 11:00April 13 Heritage (IN) -H 5:00April 14 Edgerton -T 5:00April 16 Holgate-H 5:00April 17 Con nental -H 5:00April 18 O awa -Glandorf- DH-T 10:00April 20 Miller City-T 5:00April 21 Antwerp-T 5:00April 22 Crestview-T 5:00April 23 Tinora-H 5:00April 27 Woodlan-T 4:30April 28 Hicksville-T 5:00April 30 Ayersville-H 5:00JV Boys Baseball April 2 Crestview-T 5:00

April 7 Edgerton -H 5:00April 9 Fairview-H 5:00April 14 Edgerton -H 5:00April 20 Crestview-H 5:00April 21 Antwerp-H 5:00April 22 Lincolnview-H 5:00April 23 Tinora-T 5:00April 27 Delphos St. Johns -T 5:00April 28 Hicksville-H 5:00April 30 Ayersville-T 5:00Varsity Boys Baseball April 2 Lima Bath-H 5:00April 4 Edon Northwest -DH-H 11:004/6 Antwerp-H 5:004/7 Stryker -T 5:004/9 Fairview-T 5:004/11 Lincolnview-H 12:004/13 O awa -Glandorf-T 5:004/14 Edgerton -T 5:004/16 Holgate-H 5:004/20 Van Wert-T 4:304/21 Antwerp-T 5:004/23 Tinora-T 5:004/24 Paulding -H 5:004/25 North Central -DH-T 11:004/28 Hicksville-T 5:004/29 O oville -T 5:004/30 Ayersville-H 5:00Jr. High Track 4/2 Fairview Invita onal -T 4:304/6 Parkway -T 4:304/9 Con nental -H 4:304/11 Parkway Invita onal -T 9:00 4/14 Paulding -T 4:304/23 WT Invita onal -H 4:304/27 Hicksville-T 5:00

HS Track 4/6 Hicksville-T 5:004/10 Tinora Invita onal -T 4:304/14 Fairview-T 4:304/17 WT Invita onal 4:304/21 Edgerton/Fairview -H 4:30

4/25 Ayersville Invita onal – T 9:00 4/30 Tinora-T 4:30

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905 N. Williams St., Paulding419-399-9748 • www.first-fed.com

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419-587-3524

17146 SR 114 • Grover Hill

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Weekly Reminder March 30, 2015