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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, March 28, 2016 Paulding County Progress-Weekly Reminder - 1

ROOM ADDITIONS • GARAGES

NEW HOMES & POLE BARNS

BASEMENTS(Foundation, Walls & Repair,

Waterproo ng)

Creative Design & Construction LLC.

Licensed • Bonded • Insured CDChomeimprovements.com

260-403-8949Call for Estimates

Quali t y Work

O ver 25 year s!

Sc hmuck er

Settling, Bowing, Cracking? No problem!

Finally! has arrived...

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

Lawnmower Tune-Up Special (Individual services priced separately)

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

$140

THE CAR CARE CENTER

• Clean underside of deck

of grass/debris

• Sharpen the blades

• Replace air filter, if needed

• Replace plugs, if needed

• Grease/Lube it up

• Change fuel filter

• Oil change

+ tax

130 Dooley Drive | Paulding | 419-399-2760 See photos ofour body work on

Truck & Trailer Services

- Repairs & Scheduled Services - A/C - Computer Diagnostics

- Road Repairs

- Truck Tires (New & Used)

- Truck Parts

861 E Perry St, Paulding (the old John Deere Store) 419-399-3900 x4

Certified

Technicians

Hours: Mon. - Fri. 7am - 6pmSaturday 7am - noon

√ Domestic & Foreign Repair

√ Computerized Diagnostic

√ Engines

√ Transmissions

√ Suspensions

√ Electrical

√ Brakes

√ Oil Changes

Y o u r R e p a i r

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

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 23 Years

ASE Master Certifed Technician

Monday-Friday 9-5; Saturday 8-12

419-399-3077621 Flatrock Drive, Paulding

Sat., April 2nd9 am to 2 pm

Divine Mercy Parishof Paulding County

Dagget St., Antwerp

S H O W

Bake Sale FeaturingDivine Mercy homemade noodles,

our ladies homemade pastriesSoup & Sandwich Luncheon • Homemade pie

Carry-out available

RAFFLE: 1) $300 Cash

2) Handmade quilt

3&4) $100 ea. ($50 Cash& $50 Gift Cards value)

5&6) $50 ea.

(Gift Cards value)Need not be present to win

YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT STORE

WINDOWS • ROOFING • SIDING • FENCING

The Quality Door Place • Garage Doors & Operators • Entrance & Storm Doors

• Room Additions • Garages • Gutters • Awnings

• Aluminum Railing • Rubber Roofing • Decks • Fence

1640 Baltimore St. • Defiance, OH 43512

(419)782-1181

Toll Free: (800)888-9838 S i n

c e 1 9 6 0

Pole Barns l Garages l Patios & More

Driveways l Stamped ConcreteSteve - 260-341-5640

M S

CONSTRUCTION

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.

OIL CHANGE & TIRE ROTATION& Multi-point Vehicle Inspection

* Excludes full synthetic oil & diesel engines.

Keep your tires in good shape by having us perform an alignment:

FRONT END - $39.95 orFOUR WHEEL – $59.95

TRANSMISSION FLUSH - $104.9515 Qt. Dexron VI synthetic transmission fluid.

$39.95*Synthetic blend oil

$29.95*Conventional oil

+ tax

TIRE REBATE UP TO $100 Mail-in Rebate on Purchase of 4 Select Tires

Call Dealer for prices & eligibility.

L ifet ime FREE

car was hes w it h an y

Ne w or Used

purc hases!

M I X & MA TC H

B uc ke ts

6 Beer s

$1 4. 9 9

Authentic MexicanFlavorApril Specials

MONDAYSBeef Nachos

$3.99

TUESDAYS

3 Enchiladas

$3.99

WEDNESDAYS

Mexican Beer

$2.25

THURSDAYS

Draft Beer

16 oz. $1.99/ 32 oz. $3.99

FRIDAYS

Fajitas #41 – #47$2.00 Off

SATURDAYS

MargaritasBuy 1 Pitcher, 2nd 1/2 Price

419-399-2068209 N. Williams

Paulding

Mon - Thurs • 11am - 9pm

Fri - Sat • 11am - 10pm

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2 - Weekly Reminder - Paulding County Progress Monday, March 28, 2016

308 E. Jackson Paulding, $27,900Cheap commercial property w/ so much potential.Sits on 4 city lots. Use as office or convert to duplex.

315 Oak Payne, $81,900Charming 4-5 bedroom home. Includes largerooms, updated kitchen, and back deck!

10718 Rd. 192 Cecil, $132,900Rare, historic farm home with attractive updatesand outbuildings.

103 Daggett Antwerp, $59,900Attractive home with beautiful hardwood floors.Plenty of 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 inready!

S O L D S O L D

Farm Location: 6 mi east of Paulding, OH on Rd 138 (Charloe Trail) to Rd.

C-151; Then south on Rd. C-151 for 2 mi. … Auction Parcel 1 --- 77+- acres in Sec. 24, Jackson Twp. - FSA indicates 69.69 acres tillable (27.57+- acres of

wheat with balance fall tilled) ...Paulding, Roselms and Haskins soils... Frontage onRd C-151 and Rd T-108... Auction Parcel 2--- 115+- acres in Sec. 25, Jackson

Twp. - FSA indicates 96.04 acres tillable (32.44+- acres of wheat with balancefall tilled)… Paulding, Roselms & Latty soils… 2 small wooded areas… Frontageon Rd T-108... Auction Parcel 3 ---75+- acres in Sec. 25, Jackson Twp. - FSAindicates 64.77 acres tillable (32+- acres of wheat with the balance fall tilled)…Paulding soil... Frontage on Rd C-151 and Rd T-108… Multi Parcel Bidding… Buyerreceives landlord’s share of growing wheat & farming rights for the other land for2016… Terms: $7,000 earnest money for each parcel with closing on before May9, 2016… Auction Location: Gorrell Bros. Auction Facility - 1201 N. Williams St.,Paulding, OH... Call for Surveys, FSA and other auction information or visit our

web site at www.gorrellbros-paulding.com…. Sellers: Keck / Bennett Family ---

Norman E. Cook, Attorney… Gorrell Bros. Auctioneers; Larry D. Gorrell, Broker;

Don Gorrell - Aaron Timm - Nolan Shisler - Auctioneers

267+- AcresJackson Twp.

Paulding Co., Ohio Offered In 3 Parcels & Combinations

77+- acres & 115+- acres & 75+- acres

Land AuctionSat., April 9

10:00 A.M.

Parcel 1 --- 48.6+- acres ... USDA Soil Survey indicates mostly Paulding soil, 44+-acres tillable with small wooded area ... Parcel 2 --- 78+- acres ... USDA SoilSurvey indicates mostly Paulding soil with areas of Roselms …. 75+- acres tillable---- These are contiguous tracts … Call for Brochures, Surveys, FSA and otherauction information or visit our web site … Auction Procedure & Terms: MultiParcel Bidding with $5,000 earnest money for each Parcel. Closing on before May16, 2016 …. Possession to Buyer day of auction to prepare and plant 2016 crops… Farm Location: 2 ½ mi. east of Oakwood, OH on Rt. 613 to Rd. 24; Then south

on Rd. 24 for ¼ mi. … Auction Location: Twin Oaks Fellowship Hall, Corner Main &2nd St., Oakwood, OH (1 block east of the Cooper Community Library) … Seller: Re-lyea Family Revocable Living Trust, Cindy Wilson, Successor Trustee ---- Joseph

Burkard, Attorney For Seller …. Gorrell Bros. Auctioneers; Nolan Shisler - Larry

D. Gorrell, Broker - Aaron Timm - Don Gorrell - Auctioneers

126+- AcresSec. 31, Monroe Twp.

Putnam Co., OH

Land AuctionSat., April 16

9:00 A.M.

3 mi. East Of Oakwood Buyer Gets Farming Rights for 2016

#1717 607 N. Williams St.,Paulding... 4 or 5 BR, 2 baths, ele-gant turn of the century home, gour-

met kitchen, 3rd floor bonus room..

NEW PRICE Call Don Gorrell

#1740 Three Bdrm 2 bath NewConstruction Home, det. garage...

Located in Oakwood on SR 613 New

Price. Call Don Gorrell 419-399-7699

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

Multiple Listing

Service

#1741 Reduced! 7263 Rd 72,

Payne, Wayne Trace. 4 Bed, 3

bath home. Master Suite, move

in ready & beautiful. Pole Barn,

Shed, Many Updates.$169,900

Call Aaron 419-769-5808

#1752 NEW LISTING. Lot w/bldg. Corner Emerald Rd & Caroline St.

Zoned B-2 $9,000. Call Don Gorrell 419-399-7699

#1733 21387 Rd. 128 Oakwood...

4 BDRM, 2 bath country home, 3.74

acres. Many updates incl. shingles, wir-

ing, plumbing & windows, C/A, spaciousliving room w/fireplace, 3 out build-

ings, above ground pool. New Price

$129,000 Call Joe Den Herder

#1721 Reduced! 726 Hoover,

Paulding. 3 Bed 2 Bath. New kitchen,

fireplace, garage w/ separate workroom. Whole house generator. Now

$110,00 Call Aaron 419-769-5808

211 N. MainPaulding, OH419.399.4444

SEE PHOTOS-VIDEOS FOR 100+ MORESTRALEYREALTY.COM

702 N. Williams-PauldingBeautiful 4 and 2 two Story;3 car; $98,700; # 395

762 N. Williams-Paulding4and2 two story; 3 lots; 3Car; ANY REASONABLE OFFER? $74,900; # 350 (seller’s help)

744 N. Williams-PauldingClean-3 and 1.5 two Story;bargain-$57,900; # 334

802 N. Williams-PauldingNew offering; 4and 2Two Story; CHARACTER;corner Lot; $57,900; #333

4 – OPEN HOUSES!Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs 5-6 PM Sun-1-2 PM

Mon-Tues-Wed-Thurs 6-7 PM Sun 2-3 PM

SHELTON ESTATE AUCTION

6:00 PM –THURSDAY, APRIL 7– 6:00PMLocation: 7443 Rd. 71; Paulding, OH; north edge ofWorstville; 3 miles SW of Briceton – ½ mile south of St.Rt. 613; watch for signs –sale on site;

POLE BLDG-GARAGE-WELL:Situated on 27/100 of anacre; has a well; 20’x20’garage - 1995; 52’x18’ polebuilding -2011; did havepower to the building(s) atone time; surely needs attention but not much money forstorage/ your needs; auditor’s value is $8,900 – you tell uswhat it’s worth to you.

---see STRALEYREALTY.COM for more info/photos---

TERMS: $1000 deposit w/balance due in 30 days;

fiduciary deed awarded w/taxes prorated; possessionupon closing; subject only to Paulding County ProbateCourt approval-Case #2015-1017; ATTORNEY FOR THEESTATE; MR. GLENN TROTH- PAULDING, OHIO

SELLER: FALLIE WEBSTER SHELTON ESTATE

(by) LESTOR SHELTON, EXECUTOR

211 North Main St.,Paulding, OH

Auctioneers: Chester M. StraleyWarren J. Straley

William C. Straley, CAI Phone: 419-399-4444 or 419-203-4616

211 N. MainPaulding, OH419.399.4444

This 2 story at744 North Williams

Is a GREAT value! 3and1 ½ plus both formals

and family room; use $5KWELCOME Home money–under $250 monthly –

P/I; #334 -Call Rudy at: 419-769-8996

SEE 100+ LISTINGS AT

STRALEYREALTY.COM

Member Toledo and Lima MLS Services

HOME OF THE WEEK

HEATHER MILLERPaulding-Payne419-670-2609

JEFF CLARKPaulding (+)

419-399-2511

BARB BROWNMelrose-Oakwood

419-980-3526

MADISON DeLONGAntwerp-Payne419-506-1620

Farm Location: 1 mi. south of Paulding, OH on Rt. 127 to

C-126; then east on C-126 for 4 mi. to T-137; then south on

T-137 for 1/2 mi - watch for auction signs.

30.709 acres - FSA indicates approx. 29.64 tillable acres ...

USDA soil survey indicates Paulding & Roselms soil ... Pos-

session given day of auction for preparing and planting 2016

crops ... Buyer Receives Farming Rights For 2016 ... Auction

location: Gorrell Bros. Auction Facility @ 1201 N. Williams St.,

Paulding, OH ... Call or stop in the office for bidder’s infor-

mation packet ... Terms: $5,000 earnest money on the day

of auction with the balance due at closing approximately 30

days from the date of the auction upon delivery of Deed and

evidence of marketable title. Owner: Richard L. Ross Estate;

Ricky D. Ross, Executor; Paulding Co. Probate Court Case

2015-1086; Joseph Burkard, Attorney ... Larry D. Gorrell,

Broker - Don Gorrell, Nolan Shisler, Aaron Timm, Auctioneers

30 AcresSat., April 23 @ 9:00 A.M.

Land Auction

Sec. 22, Jackson Twp. Paulding Co., Ohio

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

Defance – 419-782-1685

3 Bdrm, 2 Ba, Open kitchen/FR with fireplace and doorto rear deck. Newer oakkitchen w/island. $94,900. Paulding. Call Sandra & Tamyra 419-506-1015.

2 ACRES, POND, RAVINE & TREES!! Pole barn! 3 Bdrm,2 Bath /FR & Fireplace,Screened porch & deck.Rural Cecil. NEW PRICE$119,900! Call Sandra/ Tamyra 419-506-1015.

CALL US FOR BUILD-ING SITES IN ANTWERPRANGING FROM $9,000- $45,000. SOME MAYLAND CONTRACT! ALLUTILITIES AVAILABLE!Call Sandra & Tamyra419-506-1015

3 Bedroom, 2.5 Bath! 2Fireplaces, Lg multi-pur-pose room ; Basement!$134,900!! Paulding.Call Sandra & Tamyra419-506-1015

All Brick, 4 Bdrm , Fire-place, Formal dining,Basement, Det. ga-rage. Payne New Price!$89,900. Call Sandra/ Tamyra 419-506-1015

Shaded corner lot, Payne.3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, Fireplace,All appliances. ! New Price$62,900! Sandra/Tamyra419-506-1015

Former Dental Office - Great Opportunity for a RealEstate, Insurance, Investment/Accounting Office orDay Spa, You name it! 1348 sq. ft. Lobby; Lg receptionarea; 2 Half baths; 5 Offices (all have water & drains).Ample parking front & back. Corner location! Paulding.$99,750. Call Sandra & Tamyra 419-506-1015

SIGG REALTY, INC.840 A. North Clinton St.

Defance, OH • 419-782-1685

SandraMickelson

TamyraHumes

419-506-1015

“Serving You from Sign Up to Sign Down”

SPRING AUCTION - AUCTION CITY

9017 State Route 66 Oakwood, OH 45873

April 2, 2016 5:30 pm

Lawn Tractors - Push Mowers - Rototillers

Tools - Guns - Old Stamps - And so much more!

Pictures will be posted at

www.originalauctioncity.com, auctionzip and on

facebook so please keep checking on these places.

AUCTIONEER: CHUCK AMES

PHONE: 419-594-3364

FOR SALEAntwerp Alleys

with D5 liquor license

$135,000

419-506-1257

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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.

NOTICESPUBLIC NOTICE: ThePaulding County Hospit-al Board of Trusteesmeetings for 2016 will beheld the first Monday of each month at 6:45 pmin the Paulding CountyH o s p i t al E d u c a ti o nRoom. Meeting dates

are as follows:2016: Apr i l 7, May 5,June 2, July 7, August 4,September 1, October 6,November 3, December 1. 2017: January 5,February 2, March 2

Annual Org ani zat ion alMeeting: 6:30 p.m. prior o March 2, 2017 regu-

lar meeting.

HELP WANTED -

PORTUNITIES at Morn-ing Star ConvenienceStore, Melrose, Ohio.Various shifts. Applica-ions available at store.

PART TIME Office As-

sistant: 20 - 30 hrs per week. Must have excel-lent communication, cus-tomer service skills andb e d e ta i l o r i en t e d.Please send resume toP.O. Box 180K, Pauld-ing, OH 45879.

Products Company

Has immediate openingfor a full time customer relation / miscellaneous

clerical person. Thesuccessful applicant

must be self motivatedand computer skills a

must. We offer anexcellent benefit and

profit sharing package. Apply at

Haviland DrainageProducts Company

P.O Box 97Haviland, Ohio

45851

LPN’S needed: Van-c re st o f A nt we rp

(formerly Manor House)and Vancrest of Payne

Ass is ted Li vi ng s cu r-rently have openings for Full and Part time LPNso n f i rs t a n d s e co n dshifts. We are also seek-ing LPNs to help withmedpass 2 hours in themorning and in the even-ing at the Antwerp Facil-ity. Applications avail-able at either facility or send resume to [email protected]

FOR RENT -

WERP . 2 b dr m a p t.W at er , s ew er a n dgarbage include. $400deposit 419-258-9325

NOW LEASING: One &Two Bedroom Apart -ments in Paulding, Ohio.For information, pleasecall Straley Apartmentsat 419-399-4068.

HOUSE FOR RENT atFarmhouse with at-

tached garage. Near Oakwood. $525.00

monthly. Send name,contact information, andreferences to PO Box222 Oakwood, OH,

45873.

USE YOUR tax returnfor down payment onnew home. We have

options to help you buy.Credit dings OK.chbsinc.com or 419-586-8220

FOR SALE3 ACRE lot $11,900,$ 1 , 00 0 d o w n, $ 1 3 5m on th ly ; 6 a cr e l ot$19,900, $1,000 down,$219 monthly. 352-341-2843

HOUSES FOR SALE

sae -Buffalo St., Antwerp. 3bdrm/1 bath, all appli-ances stay. 419-769-8938

WANTED TO BUY B U Y I N G C O I N S ,stamps, comic books,old toys, knives, old jew-elry, antiques, collec-t i ons . Ca l l 419-399-3353.

BUYING ANTIQUES,o ld photographs, o ldphoto albums, militaryitems, old signs,old post-

cards, old toys, antiques,etc. 419-393-2107

GARAGE/YARD SALES

HEATED GARAGE Sale- March 31, 3-6pm; April1, 9-5pm; April 2, 9-1pm.1 58 30 T hi rd S t. ,Broughton. Lots of girlsclothes 14-16; Jr. sm. &med. tops, pants (11)and more. Still cleaningout.

LAWN & GARDEN are -

Ar e Yo u Re ady fo r Spring? Servicing theB e a u ti f u l P a u l di n gCounty area. Call Allenfor al l your lawn careneeds-419-263-8090.

FOR SALE150 QUEEN pillowtop

mat tress set . New inplastic, can deliver 260-493-0805,

or a ePullets 16 weeks- 1 year

419-622-1402

SERVICES - us c

for al l occas ions. 30years experience. CallJohn Martinez at 419-399-4583

STORAGEPAULDING MINI Stor-age: For unit sizes andprices please call 419-399-4068.


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906 W. Main • Van Wert • 419-238-5255www.easyautocreditvw.com • [email protected]

EASY AUTO CREDIT

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“On The West Side of the Square”

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

Corporate Apparel112 N. Williams, Paulding

419-399-5393

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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BLACK CREEKC O N S T R U C T I O NSpecializing in Pole Constructed Buildings

Residential & Agriculture

Fast, Solid, & Cost-effective

260.414.2165 Free Estimates

Phone: 419-393-4690

• Geothermal

• Heat Pumps

• Furnaces

• Air Conditioners

Now Installing Water Softenersand Sulfur Removal Systems

FREE ESTIMATES!!!

State License #25417

Baughman Tile Company, the regional leader

of corrugated plastic pipe is now hiring.

GENERAL LABORERS & YARD WORKERS

• Many positions available

• Ability to lift 50-75 pounds required

• Forklift experience preferred

PROCESS MANAGER TRAINEES

• Ability to lead a crew of up to 8

• Hands-on operation of extrusion/accessory

equipment • Maintenance experience preferred

Excellent beneft package including health

insurance plan, 401 k-retirement plan, vacation

plan along with a competitive salary.

Applications are available at:

Baughman Tile Company, 8516 Road 137, Pauld-

ing, OH. Located 4 miles east of US 127 on SR 613.

Manufacturers of Corrugated Polyethylene

Drainage Tubing and Pipe

NOW HIRINGThe Putnam County Sheriff’s Office is seeking

qualified candidates to fill full-time open positions

in the Communications Division.Applicants must have a High School diploma or G.E.D., have good

communications skills and enjoy working with and serving the public,

the ability to maintain confidentia lity in a law enforcement environment.

Prerequisites:A customer service oriented personality

The ability to work efficiently with computers

Good organizational skills

Accurate typing skills

Self-disciplined and assertive in nature

A team Player, a self-starter, & detail oriented

Strong written & oral communications skills

The ability to multi-task and handleemergencies in a fast paced environment

The ability to work all days of the week on day,

afternoon or midnight shifts

Requirements:At least 18 years of age

Perform a computerized pre-testing skills assessment

Panel interview at the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office

Pass a criminal background check

Applications can be picked up at the Putnam County Sheriff’s

Office or printed from the Sheriff”s Office website at

www.sheriffoff.com

The Putnam County Sheriff’s office is an equal opportunity employer

HELP WANTED

00171747

AgriculturalFarm Service Center

Help WantedSeasonal and

Full-Time

Opportunities

Please inquire in person at

11713A Spencerville Delphos Rd.

Delphos, Ohio 45833

•Multiple positions available as

drivers and location personnel

•Must meet DOT requirments

and pass a drug test

•Require good driving record

D & D TRUCKINGDELPHOS, OHIO

NOW HIRING

LOCAL CLASS A DRIVERSVan, Bulk Hopper, Pneumatic work available -Company will train on equipment.

F/T - No weekend or Holiday work Assigned Trucks

Yearly potential earnings of $48,000-$68,000$2000 Sign on Bonus

(1/2 paid after 6 months and remainder paid after 1 year)F/T Benefts include Health, Dental,

Vision & Life Insurance.Paid Short/Long term disability

Paid Holiday & Vacation,401K with company contributions.

Attainable Quarterly Safety Bonuses & Yearly SafetyPerformance Review Bonuses.

2 Years experience with good MVRP/T drivers are welcome to apply

COME DRIVE FOR US AND BE PART OF OUR TEAM.

Apply in person at5191 North Kill Road - Delphos, Ohioor Call Steve for more information at

419-692-0062 ext 1034

email [email protected]

Material Planning &Logistics Analyst

Toledo Molding & Die, Inc., a full service, Tier 1, automo-tive supplier located in Delphos, Ohio has a position openin our Material Planning and Logistics department.

Individual responsibilities include ensuring timely deliv-ery of production materials, supervising dock operations,supplier and customer releases/shipments, maintainingappropriate levels of inventory in a JIT environment.

Toledo Molding & Die’s inventory strategy is supported bystate of the art MRP technology and methodology.

Successful candidates must possess a degree in a relat-ed feld, proven communication and organizational skills,and be profcient in excel spreadsheets. Previous expe-rience in AS / 400 Systems preferred. Must be willing towork afternoon shift.

Toledo Molding and Die offers a competitive salary andbeneft package. Qualifed candidates may email their re-sume and cover letter with salary history/requirements inconfdence to either location below:

[email protected] with a subject of Job# MPLanDel or to:

Toledo Molding & Die, Inc. Attn: Human Resources Manager

24086 ST RT 697Delphos, OH 45833 An E.O.E. M/F/D/V

Looking or a GREAT job?IMMEDIATE Openings in Leipsic, Ohio

What does your TOTAL COMPENSATION package look like?

FORKLIFT OPERATORS$11.60 per hour to startFULL TIMEWeekly Pay + Overtime + $0.45 Shif DifferentialMonthly Incentives up to $1.25 per hour

Low Benefit cost.$14.29 – $45.32 associate contribution or individual to amily plans per week depending on benefit selec-tions. (Medical, dental, vision, STD/LTD, Lie Insurance, 401k, profit sharing)

Applications accepted and immediate interviews on the ollowing dates:

Tuesday April 5th 10:00 AM – 4:00 PMHoliday Inn140 Valam DrVan Wert, OH 45891

QUALIFICATIONS:Must be 18 to applyMust have a clean drug screen and background check

DHL Supply Chain

Looking for a GREAT job?IMMEDIATE Openings in Leipsic, Ohio

What does your TOTAL COMPENSATIONpackage look like?

FORKLIFT OPERATORS$11.60 per hour to start

FULL TIMEWeekly Pay + Overtime + $0.45 Shift DifferentialMonthly Incentives up to $1.25 per hour

Low Beneft cost.$14.29 – $45.32 associate contribution for individual to family plans per week depending on benet selections.

(Medical, dental, vision, STD/LTD, Life Insurance, 401k, prot sharing)

Applications accepted and immediate interviews on the following dates:

Tuesday April 5th 10:00 AM – 4:00 PMHoliday Inn140 Valam DrVan Wert, OH 45891

QUALIFICATIONS:Must be 18 to applyMust have a clean drug screen and background check

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Material Services

• Shipping and Receiving

• Inventory Control/WIP

• PFEP (plan for every part)• International shipments

• Supervisory

• Problem Solving

• Professionalism in customer relations

• Proven trouble shooting/root cause analysis methods

If you are seeking a challenging and

stable career you may apply in person;

by email to [email protected];

or send your resumes to:

FCC (Adams), LLC

ATTN: Human Resources

936 East Parr RoadBerne, IN 46711

Get in on the ground oor of a growing company. FCC

(Adams) is an expanding Tier 1 Automotive Parts

Manufacturer who is looking for energetic and dedicated

team players. We offer a competitive benets package

and the opportunity

for advancement.

FCC is an equal opportunity employer

Business degree and/or equivalent hands

on experience for a variety of positions.

Experience needed:

St. Mary Catholic Parish announces

an opening for the position of

Principal for our elementary school

for the 2016-2017 school year. Our

parents value a strong Catholic education,

the academic excellence that we strive to

provide through this ministry, as well as a

close personal connection to our students.

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I hope you were able to attend the musicdepartment’s production of “The Little Mer-maid” during the second weekend in March.The dedication and hard work of the eightymember cast was evident and the productionwas outstanding! A big thanks to our com-munity for your attendance and support ofour musical. Approximately 1230 individu-als attended the three day event.

The annual Hoops for Heart day was held onMarch 16. Our students used this opportuni-ty to participate in friendly competition for agood cause, raising money ($4200) for the

American Heart Association. Thanks to allwho participated and helped with the event.

We are in the fourth grading period withmany activities on the horizon. Academicstate assessments will take place throughoutthe month of April and into early May. Ourspring sport athletes are in full swing with practices and the beginning of their competi-tive seasons. The Arts will be showcased onApril 23 with the annual Arts Festival.Prom preparations are ongoing for the April30 event at Grant’s Reception Hall, which begins with walk-ins at approximately 6:30 p.m. Graduation will take place May 22.Mark your calendars with these importantdates.

After months of discussion and preparation,our Board of Education has hired a contrac-tor to install LED lights in our two gymnasi-ums and auditeria. Installation of gymnasi-um lights will be completed by mid-May.The Board of Education also hired a con-tractor to implement upgrades to our Build-ing Automation System (BAS) and Heating,Ventilation & Air Conditioning system(HVAC). Upgrades will be completed byearly August. The Board of Education alsoapproved the purchase of a new bleachersystem for the west side of the football/trackcomplex. The installation of the bleachersystem and light poles will take place in latespring or early summer.

The long-awaited Safe Routes to Schoolssidewalk program will begin in earnest thissummer. The Village of Antwerp in con- junction with the Ohio Department of Trans- portation, will oversee the construction ofsidewalks along the north side of CanalRoad, the west side of Harrmann Road, andonto school property leading up to a cross-walk in our north parking lot. Completion isscheduled in late July.

As always, thanks for your support of ourschool district.

Dr. Martin MillerSuperintendent

Apr. 2 JH Solo & Ensemble ContestApr. 4 Jr/Sr @ Paulding Co. Econ.Dev.Apr. 5 Battle of the BooksApr. 6 Antwerp PS Screening 3:30-5:30Apr. 11-29 State Assessment TestsApr. 14-16 Senior Trip to St. LouisApr. 15 D.A.R.E. GraduationApr. 17 All-Star Basketball 3:00 & 5:00Apr. 23 Arts FestivalApr. 30 Jr/Sr Prom—Preview 12-1:00

Prom—Walk-In 6:30

As April begins, our students have enteredthe fourth grading period of the school year.I want to emphasize the importance of ourstudents remaining focused on their academ-ic performance to finish the year strong. Asthe weather improves, our students can bedistracted from completing their assign-ments so we must work collaboratively tokeep them focused.

PROGRESSBOOK —I continue to encour-age parents to monitor their child’s gradeson Progressbook. If you have any questionsabout your child’s grades, please contact the

teacher via email or by phone. It is important that you contact them with yourquestions. An effective line of communica-tion between the home and school will helpto strengthen your child’s educational expe-rience.

OGT— I am pleased to announce that OGT(Ohio Graduation Test) week is complete. Iwould like to thank the students and staff fortheir efforts during this stressful week. TheSpring OGT results will be available mid-May and we will distribute them when theyarrive.

STATE ASSESSMENTS —While on thetopic of standardized tests, the Middle and

High School State Assessments will be ad-ministered to students in grades 4-8 and 9-11. We have created an assessment calendarthat begins on April 11, and runs throughApril 29, 2016. It is extremely importantthat your children be present during the test-ing dates. This will be a very stressful timefor students, so please make sure they aregetting plenty of rest and eating well- balanced meals. (6th Grade —Reading,Mathematics & Social Studies, 7th Grade — Reading & Mathematics, 8th Grade — Reading, Mathematics & Science, 9thGrade —Algebra I/Geometry, English I,Biology, 10th Grade —English II, Geome-try, American History, and 11th Grade — American Government.)

SENIORS —As we enter the final grading period, I encourage you to continue access-ing the scholarship section on the schoolwebsite. Clicking on the “Schools” tab andthen clicking on Middle and High School.Once on the Middle/High School site, under“Quick Links” (left side of page) click on“Guidance.” Under Additional Links, thereis a variety of information for students and parents. Many local scholarships becomeavailable during the month of April and will be posted there, so be sure to keep checkingthe website.

PROM —Any junior or senior attending the prom must complete a permission form.

This permission form can be picked up fromMrs. Coleman and must be completed be-fore you can purchase a prom ticket. If youhave any questions, please contact Mrs.Coleman.

ARTS FESTIVALAntwerp Schools invite you to enjoy theartistic talents of our students at our springArts Festival on Saturday, April 23, 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 will be available.

Finally, 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. These types of footwear can causeinjury to the students while playing outsideat recess. The weather can change drastical-ly throughout the course of the day, so please plan clothing choices accordingly.

D.A.R.E GRADUATION— The D.A.R.E.graduation for our fifth graders will be heldon April 15, providing we don’t miss any ofthe scheduled D.A.R.E. lessons. Our stu-dents will be writing essays about what theylearned in D.A.R.E., and the winners will berecognized and presented with prizes at thisgraduation.

STATE ASSESSMENTS— We plan to begin Ohio’s State Testing during the weekof April 11, and conclude the year’s testing by the end of the month. Please make everyeffort to have your students here during thistimeframe, so they can test during the nor-mal schedule and procedure. You can helpyour students prepare for these tests at home

by accessing practice tests from the OhioDepartment of Education website.

ARTS FESTIVAL —The spring Arts Festi-val will be held on April 23. There will bemusical presentations by groups and soloistsof all ages, art displays, and concessions.Please come out and show your support forthe artists and musicians of our school.

BATTLE OF THE BOOKS— The localBattle of the Books will be held at theschool on April 5, at 1:00 p.m. The winningteam will then be competing at the countycompetition on April 13, at 12:30 p.m. at theYouth Leadership Building.

PRESCHOOL SCREENING —There will be a preschool screening for Antwerp fami-lies/students only on April 6, here at theschool from 3:30-5:30 p.m. This is the lastscreening of the year. If you have a studentthat you would like to have attend preschoolnext year, they must attend a screening.

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ALL-STAR GAMESAntwerp High School will host theParkview Sports Medicine All-Star ClassicBasketball Game on April 17. Girls gamestarts at 3:00 p.m. and boys game will fol-low at approximately 5:00 p.m. The Ohioroster will be made up of seniors from Ant-werp, Paulding, Wayne Trace, Lincolnview,

Van Wert, and Crestview. The Indiana ros-ter will include seniors from Adams Central,South Adams, Bellmont, Leo, New Haven,Heritage, and Woodlan. All tickets are soldat the door and are $5.

ATHLETIC FUNDRAISERAntwerp football players will be sellinglaundry detergent April 1-April 17 as afundraiser for our football program. If youare interested in making a purchase, contactany football player in grades 4 through 11,or Mr. Altimus at 258-5421, ext. 2111 toorder.

VARSITY BASEBALL Apr. 1 5:00 Home w/North CentralApr. 2 11:00 @ Lake View/DelphosApr. 4 5:00 Home w/Wayne TraceApr. 7 4:30 Home w/AyersvilleApr. 11 5:00 @ ParkwayApr. 12 5:00 @ HolgateApr. 14 5:00 Home w/TinoraApr. 15 5:00 Home w/LincolnviewApr. 16 11:00 Home w/Paulding/HixApr. 18 5:00 @ Fort JenningsApr. 19 5:00 @ Wayne TraceApr. 21 5:00 @ FairviewApr. 22 5:00 Home w/MontpelierApr. 26 5:00 @ Edgerton

Apr. 28 5:00 Home w/HicksvilleApr. 29 5:00 Home w/FayetteVARSITY SOFTBALL Apr. 1 5:00 @ PauldingApr. 2 11:00 Home w/DefianceApr. 4 5:00 Home w/ParkwayApr. 5 5:00 Home w/Delphos Jeff.Apr. 7 5:00 Home w/AyersvilleApr. 8 5:00 Home w/DeltaApr. 11 5:00 @ KalidaApr. 12 5:00 @ HolgateApr. 14 5:00 Home w/TinoraApr. 15 5:00 Home w/LincolnviewApr. 18 5:00 Home w/Van WertApr. 19 5:00 @ Wayne TraceApr. 21 5:00 @ FairviewApr. 22 5:00 Home w/FayetteApr. 26 5:00 @ EdgertonApr. 28 5:00 Home w/Hicksville

Apr. 29 5:00 @ Miller City VARSITY TRACK & FIELD Apr. 5 4:30 Home w/Fairview/HolgateApr. 12 4:30 @ Ayersville/Ottoville/StyApr. 15 4:30 @ Wayne Trace Inv.Apr. 18 4:30 @ Hicksville/HilltopApr. 23 9:00 @ Hicksville Inv.Apr. 26 4:30 Home w/Edon/Fayette

JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Apr. 7 5:00 @ AyersvilleApr. 8 5:00 Home w/PauldingApr. 12 5:00 Home w/HolgateApr. 14 5:00 @ TinoraApr. 19 5:00 Home w/Wayne TraceApr. 21 5:00 Home w/FairviewApr. 26 5:00 Home w/EdgertonApr. 28 5:00 @ Hicksville JUNIOR VARSITY SOFTBALL

Apr. 4 5:00 @ HilltopApr. 7 5:00 @ AyersvilleApr. 14 5:00 @ TinoraApr. 19 5:00 Home w/Wayne TraceApr. 21 5:00 Home w/FairviewApr. 26 5:00 Home w/EdgertonApr. 28 5:00 @ HicksvilleApr. 29 5:00 Home w/HilltopJUNIOR HIGH TRACK & FIELD Apr. 5 4:30 @ Holgate/TinoraApr. 7 4:30 Home w/Edon/HilltopApr. 11 5:00 @ WoodlanApr. 14 4:30 Home w/N.Central/EdonApr. 19 4:30 Home w/PauldingApr. 21 4:30 @ Ayersville/StrykerApr. 25 5:00 @ Hicksville/EdgertonApr. 29 4:30 Home/Antwerp Inv.

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Mon., Apr. 4 Hot Dog on Bun, Green Beans,Orange Smiles, Milk

Tues., Apr. 5 Vegetable Soup, CheeseStick, Bread w/Butter, Mixed Fruit, Milk

Wed., Apr. 6 Burrito, Carrots, Pears, MilkThurs., Apr. 7 Taco, Black Bean Dip w/

Scoops, Pineapple, MilkFri., Apr. 8 French Bread Pizza, Tossed

Salad, Applesauce, Milk

The complete menu is available on our web-site (www.antwerpschools.com), or you maypick up a copy in our office.

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Dear Friends of the Paulding ExemptedVillage Schools,It is difficult to believe there is just a coupleof months left in the 2015-2016 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

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brations. Our last day of school this year isscheduled to be May 24, 2016. We currentlyhave missed 23 instructional hours whichincludes 2 full days cancelled and 10 two/three hour delays.State testing is just around the corner. Themajority of students in grades 3-11 will betaking some type of state assessment thisschool year. As we did last year, studentswill be completing all of the assessmentsonline. The testing window for our districtis April 11, 2016 through May 13, 2016.Parents may contact their child's specific

building to see what assessment will be givenon what specific day. Parents are also en-couraged to visit www.ohiostatetests.org tolearn more about the state assessments.The District is starting to look at summermaintenance projects including windows,auditeria flooring, and a new phone system.Maintaining our facilities is vital to prolongthe useful life of the school buildings andequipment. Our annual audit was recentlycompleted by the Auditor of State of Ohio.We are proud of the "clean report card" ofour financial operations. We strive for finan-cial excellence and efficient spending of pub-lic funds.The high school is preparing to make a shiftin the services they offer for students withdisabilities. Next school year, students willhave the option to take three different clas-ses. The first course is called Transitions;students will learn how to do laundry, pre-

pare healthy meals from shopping on a budg-et to prep-work, cooking, and then clean-upto completing daily life skills. Job Skillscourse is designed to teach the “soft skills”of keeping employment, so many studentswith disabilities have a hard time understand-ing. The third course added to the schedule isthe Consumer Math for our Seniors, and isdesigned to teach daily life skills with moneyfrom opening an account to applying forloans and understanding their personal credit.The biggest addition to the coursework isSchool Based Employment. Students aregoing to learn hands-on job skills while com-

pleting different tasks around the district.Students are going to have the option to help

build a student ran business to provide ser-vices and products for the district and thecommunity.As always, I invite you to become an active

part of our school district and to get involvedin the lives of our young people by attendingas many of the student activities as your

schedule 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.William Hanak, Superintendent

Paulding Elementary-Stephanie TearHappy Spring! The 2015-2016 school yearis quickly coming to an end, but we still haveso much to accomplish this final nine weeks.I am very proud of the students here atPaulding Elementary! We have a wonderfulgroup of children who have worked hard attheir academics and on developing theircharacter traits. I appreciate all parents who

continue to encourage positive attitudes. Weneed to finish the year strong, so we needcontinued parental support.We will be holding our Kindergarten Round-Up April 5th. Last names beginning with A-Lare encouraged to attend from 6:00-6:30 andlast names beginning with M-Z are encour-aged to attend from 6:45-7:15. This is a won-derful opportunity for the children to meetthe teachers and socialize with hands-on ac-tivities organized by the Kindergarten teach-ers. The parents will have an opportunity tomeet with Mrs. Tear for an overview of Kin-dergarten information, complete some paper-work and set a kindergarten screening time.The Kindergarten Screening is April 21st and22nd and we are looking forward to a beauti-ful group of future Kindergarteners comingthrough. This screening is important for yourchild so we can prepare to serve them when

they come to school next year.

The Ohio State Tests are the beginning ofyour child’s testing career. They are veryimportant and will take place in April.Teachers have been working with your chil-dren to ensure they have the skills needed to

be successful. Please make sure your chil-dren have excellent attendance throughoutthe end of the school year. Keeping a routinewhere homework is completed, consistentsleep hours are set, and a healthy breakfast is

provided is essential to your child’s success.

Drinking plenty of water is great for the brain! Thank you for encouraging your chil-dren to put forth their best effort.Upcoming dates: April 1st-Grade cardshome, April 5th- Kindergarten Round-Up,April 8th Spring Dance from 6:30-8:30, April13th- Art Show from 5:30-7:30, April 19 th-PTO meeting, April 21st & 22nd- Kindergar-ten Screening, April 26 th- Midterms homeAs we enjoy the changing of the season toSpring, we appreciate you staying committedto our children’s success.

Oakwood Elementary-Jennifer ManzHello from Oakwood Elementary! We are soexcited the calendar finally says spring!We are finishing the third quarter of the 2015-2016 school year as I write this article. Forgrades 3-6, the month of April is a month fullof review as we make our final preparations

for Ohio’s State Tests which will be givenover a three week span from April 18through May 6. As you may know, all stu-dents in grades 3-6 in the State of Ohio takereading and math assessments. In addition,4th and 6th graders have social studies assess-ments and 5th graders take a science assess-ment. Specific testing dates for these on-lineassessments were sent home for each gradelevel in February. If you have not alreadydone so, please mark the weeks of April 18through May 6 on your calendar. It will bevery important for your child to be at school,to have plenty of sleep, to eat a good break-fast, and to receive tons of your support andencouragement during the State Testingweeks. Please encourage your children tocontinue to give their very best effort throughthe final quarter of the school year, finishingon a strong, positive note.

We have a very special evening coming upon Thursday, April 7! We invite all neigh-

bors, friends, family and supporters ofOakwood Elementary to join us for“Learning Is An Art” from 6:30 to 8:00 .This special evening is an opportunity for usto showcase some of the really wonderfulthings going on in our building. Please planto come tour Oakwood Elementary and enjoyspecial events taking place – project displays,educational games, live musical performanc-es, dances, and much more. We hope youwill be able to join us as we share our stu-dents’ successes!2016-2017 Kindergarten Camp and Kinder-garten Registration/Screening have been setfor Oakwood Elementary. KindergartenCamp will be on Tuesday, April 19, from6:00 to 7:00. This is a chance for incomingkindergarteners to meet their teachers and for

parents to get a head start on registration paperwork. Kindergarten Screening will beon Friday, May 6. Screening appointmentscan be made at Kindergarten Camp or bycalling the office after April 19 (419-594-3346).We want to say CONGRATULATIONS toHayden Mullen, Shelby Ford, and SpencerLadd who earned 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, re-spectively, in the Paulding Progress Designan Ad contest. Doug Nutter, Paulding Pro-gress publisher, visited our fifth grade to talka little about advertising and to introduce theDesign an Ad contest a few weeks ago. Hereturned a couple of weeks later to announceour winners. Thank you to the Paulding Pro-gress for bringing this learning opportunityto our school.Thank you for supporting our children’s edu-cation!

Middle School-Chris EtzlerHello from Paulding Middle School! We arethinking Spring as we are in the last quarterof the school year.We had students participate in the local sci-ence fair competitions within the last fewweeks. Hunter Kauser (Superior), MollyAdams, Morgan Iler, Baylee March and Hai-ley Weidenhamer (all Excellent), participatedfrom Paulding Middle School. They went onto compete at the district science fair com-

petition at Ohio Northern University onMarch 19 and had great results once again!Hunter and Molly received Superior ratingsand advanced to the State Science Fair, whileHailey, Baylee and Morgan received Excel-lent ratings. Congratulations to you all andthank you for representing Paulding MiddleSchool well!!

Our Science Olympiad team competed at the

regional competition at Bowling Green StateUniversity on March 19 and placed 4th. Thiswas good enough for the team to advance tothe State Science Olympiad competition.The following students placed at the compe-tition: Megan Dearth (two first place finish-es), Jonathon Clapsaddle (two first place fin-ishes), Sydney Reineck (first place), LukeMcCullough (second and third place), KyleKelly (third place), Gillian Porter (third

place) and Isaac Smalley (first place). Con-

gratulations to these students and thank youfor your hard work!!!Our teachers and students have been workinghard to prepare for our AIR state tests thatwill be administered starting in April. A listof dates and testing groups was sent out withthe third nine weeks grade card.Some of our 8th grade students will be takinga three-day trip to Springfield and Chicago,IL in May. This is a very educational fieldtrip that is under the direction of Mr. JonSnodgrass. The students will visit the Lin-coln Museum while in Springfield and thenspend two days in the Windy City, wherethey will visit several attractions in Chicago.Our 8th graders will also be going to CedarPoint on May 31 for our annual trip.Our 8th grade students participated in a Ca-reer Day on March 23 that the 8 th gradeteachers organized. There were 16 different

presenters that students could listen tothroughout the day.Please visit our team webpages, as our teach-ers are updating this information on a regular

basis. Information such as teacher emailaddresses, homework assignments and up-coming work can be found there. Thosewebpages can be accessed by going to theMiddle School homepage and selecting teamwebpages in the choices along the left handside of the screen. If you are not sure whichteam your child is on, please ask them.Our track team, as well as club baseball andsoftball teams, have started practice and willsoon be having meets/games. Please comeout and support these young people as they

participate in these extracurricular activities.We will send out more information about endof the year activities, such as our awards cer-emony, toward the end of April.Thank you for your continued support ofPaulding Middle School!!

High School-Todd HarmonPHS is supporting the Honor Flight fundrais-er sponsored by Paulding Putnam Electric,

by awarding House points for $1-$2 mini-mum donations. The current House pointtotals for the year so far are: Palmarium– 3221, Excellentia–3531, Vinco Vici Victum–3340, Stupendum –3675.We want to thank and recognize our sponsorsagain and also include a new one. Herbert E.Orr Co. has joined the sponsors for the PHSHouse Program. Current sponsors are Pauld-ing Putnam Electric, The Klint Manz Fam-ily, INSBIT, VFW Post 587, Paulding Kiwa-nis, Insource, Paulding Eagles, and anony-mous families that have supported this effec-tive initiative. We are close to our support

goals for student incentives for achievement, but could still use donations to meet thegoals. Your support goes 100% to program.The District Science Fair was held on March19 and PHS had 3 students qualify for State.PHS also won the award for most Superiorsas well as the award for highest percentageof Superiors! Also, our Science Olympiadteam has qualified for state competition onApril 8-9. See more on our website. Congrat-ulations to our staff and students for all theirhard work in preparing for these competi-tions.Congratulations to those students involved inthe production of "The Music Man" andcompliments to directors Beth Kelly andSandy Dobbeleare for 3 wonderful perfor-mances.‘Music of the Night’, sponsored by the PHS

band, is scheduled for April 2nd with a great

menu and a silent auction. Tickets can be purchased at the High School or registeronline at www.pauldingbands.org.Mailings will be sent home with the 3rd nineweek grade cards and a schedule developedfor State testing purposes. One item to noteis that testing days will not be consecutivedays and we will be operating on a 2 hourdelay schedule on these days, so please payclose attention to the schedule you will bereceiving.Good Luck to those students involved in ourspring sports and a reminder that Prom will

be held on May 14 th. Junior parents are en-couraged to contact Deedi Miller if youwould like to still be involved in After Prom.Go Panthers!

GUIDANCE OFFICEMany scholarships will be available during

the month of April. Students should check

the school website for more infor-mation, including deadlines. The deadline toregister for the June 11th ACT is Friday May6th. Senior Awards program is May 10th at7pm.

PAULDING ATHLETIC BOOSTERSThe Athletic Boosters is selling 2016-17‘300 Club’ tickets ($25) from April 1-June30 as well as Maroon and White Club mem-

berships ($10). Please see information on

the school website under ‘Athletics’. TheAthletic Boosters appreciate all your supportin helping our Panther Athletes. GO PAN-THERS!!

NATIONAL VOLUNTEER WEEKApril 6-12 is National Volunteer Week.PEVS wishes to take this opportunity to ex-

press our appreciation to everyone who givesof their time and talents to make a big differ-ence in our schools.

PUBLIC NOTICEThe school district has received federalIDEA-B funds for special education services.Public comment is encouraged and infor-mation is available. Contact Loni Porinchok,Director of Special Education.

Varsity Baseball

Apr. 1 Hicksville-T 5:00Apr. 2 Ottawa-Glandorf (DH)-T 11:00Apr. 4 Defiance-H 5:00Apr. 7 Columbus Grove-H 5:00Apr. 8 Pandora-Gilboa-T 5:00Apr. 9 Edon-DH-T 11:00Apr. 11 Crestview-T 5:00Apr. 14 Delphos Jefferson-H 5:30Apr. 16 @Antwerp/Hicksville-T 11:00Apr. 19 Continental-T 5:00Apr. 21 Lincolnview-H 5:00Apr. 22 Wayne Trace-H 5:00Apr. 25 Ada-H 5:00Apr. 26 Archbold-T 5:00Apr. 28 Spencerville-T 5:00JV BaseballApr. 2 Ottawa-Glandorf (DH)-H 11:00Apr. 5 Lincolnview-H 5:00Apr. 7 Allen East-T 5:00Apr. 8 Antwerp-T 5:00Apr. 11 Ayersville-H 5:00Apr. 12 Archbold-T 5:00

Apr. 15 Fairview-T 5:00Apr. 18 Delphos Jefferson-H 5:30Apr. 19 Bluffton-H 5:00Apr. 28 LCC-H 5:00Apr. 29 Crestview-T 5:00Apr. 30 Edgerton (DH)-H 10:00Varsity SoftballApr. 1 Antwerp-H 5:00Apr. 2 Ottawa Glandorf (DH)-T 11:00Apr. 5 Ayersville-H 5:00Apr. 7 Columbus Grove-H 5:00Apr. 11 Crestview-T 5:00Apr. 12 Montpelier-H 5:00Apr. 14 Delphos Jefferson-H 5:00Apr. 15 Parkway-T 5:00Apr. 16 Van Wert (DH)-H 12:00Apr. 21 Lincolnview-H 5:00Apr. 25 Ada-H 5:00Apr. 26 Stryker-T 5:00Apr. 28 Spencerville-T 5:00Apr. 29 Hicksville-H 5:00JV Softball

Apr. 2 Ottawa-Glandorf (DH)-H 11:00Apr. 7 Allen East-T 5:00Apr. 11 Crestview-H 5:00Apr. 12 Hilltop-T 5:00Apr. 15 Montpelier-T 5:00Apr. 16 Van Wert (DH)-H 12:00Apr. 18 Delphos Jefferson-H 5:30Apr. 19 Bryan-T 5:00Apr. 21 Defiance-H 5:00Apr. 26 Hilltop-T 5:00Apr. 29 Crestview-T 5:00Varsity Boys/Girls TrackApr. 5 @Van Wert/Defiance-T 4:30Apr. 8 Bath Invitational-T 4:30Apr. 12 Continental/Lincolnview-H 4:30Apr. 15 Grove Bulldog Invitational-T 4:30Apr. 19 Spencerville/Temple Christian-H 4:30Apr. 23 Ayersville Diller Invitational-T 9:00Apr. 29 Edgerton Invitational-T 4:00JH Boys/Girls TrackApr. 4 Spencerville/Shawnee-H 4:30Apr. 7 @Hicksville/Bryan-T 4:30

Apr. 12 @Wayne Trace/Van Wert-T 4:30Apr. 14 @L-view/C-view/S-ville-T 4:30Apr. 19 Antwerp-T 4:30Apr. 21 Wayne Trace Invitational-T 4:30Apr. 25 @Lincolnview/Fairview-T 4:30Apr. 29 Antwerp Invitational-T 4:30

Apr. 2 Music of the Night-Auditeria 6:30pApr. 4 Band Bstr Mtg-Band Room 7:00pApr. 5 PE Kindergarten Round UpApr. 6 Athletic Booster Meeting 5:30pApr. 7 OE ‘Learning Is An Art’ 6:30-8:00pApr. 8 PE Spring Dance 6:30-8:30pApr. 8-9 State Science OlympiadApr. 12 Donkey Basketball Game 5:30pApr. 13 PE Art Show 5:30-7:30pApr. 19 Board Meeting,Oakwood Cafe 7:00pApr. 23 FFA Banquet-Auditeria 5:00pApr. 21-22 PE Kindergarten RegistrationApr. 22 OE Kdg. Spring Sing 2:15p

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Wow! Spring is here. Only one grading period

remains for the Wayne Trace Class of 2016. It has

been a great pleasure for me geng to knowmany of this year’s seniors, as they have made a

very posive impression on me these past veschool years. I believe I speak for many membersof our faculty and sta when I say that we willmiss several members of the Class of 2016.

Speaking of spring, we are now entering what isstascally the most dangerous me of year forhigh school juniors and seniors – spring break,prom, and graduaon. 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, the

parents are sll calling the shots on most issuesinvolving students. It’s everyone’s responsibility

to step up, take charge, and lead our young peo-ple down the right path and away from destruc-ve decisions. Thank you for all you do in thisarea of your child’s life.

Spring also brings upon us the next round of

the tesng season. Right or wrong, the OhioDepartment of Educaon grades much of ouracademic success on how well our students per-form on the annual state mandated tests.

Because so much emphasis is placed on these

tests 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 aendance, good aenon, and agood atude all go a long way in determiningsuccess at school. In addion, the state of Ohioconnues to raise the bar on academic achieve-ment, so we must also answer the call of duty

and expect more from our students. A failure to

do so is a failure to fulll our professional dues.As I’ve stated many mes, we must all worktogether, as success at school is a team eortbetween home and school. Everyone plays a vitalpart in the educaon of our students.

In further academic news, the Ohio Departmentof Educaon has released the annual schoolreport cards, and we are very pleased with our

results for the 2014-2015 year. In ten graded

categories, Wayne Trace earned ve A’s, three

B’s, one C, and one D. In comparison to manyNW Ohio school districts and similar districts

throughout the state of Ohio, we compare very

favorably. Congratulaons go out to our stu-dents, parents, faculty, and sta for a job welldone.

Turning our aenon to the school calendar,our district has missed 35.5 hours of me thisyear due to weather-related issues. This is sub-stanally fewer hours than we have missed eachof the past two school years, and we are headed

into the stretch run with a decent cushion at

hand. Although those of us who’ve lived in Ohio

for many years can remember some snowy days

in April, odds are that the only issue remaining

will be fog. Should we manage to avoid a series

of foggy days, the last day for students will be

Wednesday, May 25 with the graduaon ceremo-ny scheduled for May 29. Should we nd our-selves in a situaon of having to make up any

days, we will communicate this news throughHoneywell Instant Alert and through documenta-on to be sent home with students.

Time is running out to nominate a former stamember to be considered for the 2016 Wayne

Trace Sta Hall of Fame, as our HOF commieehopes to announce this year’s inductees at the

May BOE meeng. Like in past years, we will hosta formal ceremony prior to a varsity football

game to induct our new members. As always, we

would like to thank everyone who has nominateda former employee for this presgious award, asthis honor would not be possible without mem-bers of our community playing such a key role inthe process.

Congratulaons to the cast and crew of thisyear’s musical. Directed by Mr. Joel Dunham, Mr.Kaleb O’Donnell, and Mrs. Kate Wenninger, LitleMermaid aracted near-standing-room onlycrowds for all three performances. Your conn-

ued support of our performing arts department iscrical to the overall development of ourstudents and greatly appreciated by everyone

involved in this department.

Congratulaons go out to senior George Clem-ens for capturing the 126 pound state wrestling

tle and compleng a 50-0 season and to juniorRuger Goeltzenleuchter, who reached the statepodium with a h place nish in the 120 poundclass. Congratulaons also go out to our boys’basketball team for capturing both a conference& seconal championship.

Finally, we hope that all of our students had anenjoyable spring break and feel refreshed andready to go for the remainder of the 2015-2016

school year.

As always, if you have quesons or concernsabout your child’s educaonal experience atWayne Trace, feel free to contact your building

principal or superintendent.

Go Raiders!

Laurie DeLong, Student Services/Early Learning

We are making plans for the 2016-2017 schoolyear and would like to share informaon to helpmake it a healthy and smooth start.

Parents of future 7th graders should know thattheir immunizaons will need to be updatedbefore aending school in the fall of 2016.

For 12th graders, in the fall of 2016 the Menin-gococcal Vaccine (Serogroups A, C, W, and Y) is

needed unless there was one received aer theage of 16.

There have been no changes to the vaccinaonrequirements for upcoming kindergarten stu-dents. Please contact your family physician orthe Paulding County Health Department for acomplete list of required immunizaons.

For quesons regarding the Student Servicesdepartment, please contact me at Grover Hill

Elementary or email [email protected].

PAYNE ELEMENTARY - Jody Dunham, Principal

Assessments

Grades three through six students are workingvery hard as they prepare for the End of YearState Assessments. Please refer to the districtcalendar for these dates. If at all possible, please

do not plan vacaons or doctor appointments on

those dates. Please feel free to contact yourchild’s teacher to get ideas of things that you can

do at home to support your child’s success when

taking these high stakes assessments.

Kindergarten Registraon

Kindergarten screening will be held April 18 and

19 at WTPE. All children who will be 5 by Sep-tember 30, 2016 are invited to parcipate in thisprocess. Please call us at 419-263-2512 to registeryour child for Kindergarten.

Annual Bale of the Books Events

The Bale of the Books is an annual event thatWTPE students parcipate in each April. Thebuilding-wide compeon will take place at 9:30on April 5. The winning team will represent

WTPE at the Paulding County Bale of the Bookscompeon held at the Paulding County YouthLeadership Building on April 13 at 12:30 p.m.Good luck to all parcipants!

Payne PTO NewsWe wish to thank the Payne PTO for the

amazing work and dedicaon going into the play-ground upgrade project. The PTO connues tocollect donaons for the addion of new equip-ment and new surfacing for the enre play-ground. Donaons may be sent to Payne Elemen-tary or the Wayne Trace Central Oce with thememo “Payne Playground” on the check.

Campbell Soup Label Collecon

We wish to thank everyone who has sent inCampbell Soup Labels over the years to provideour school with funds to purchase playground

balls, hula-hoops and other materials. We are

sad to let you know that the Campbell Soup Com-pany has decided to end this program aer theend of this school year. We encourage each of

you to forward all labels you have collected to

WTPE prior to the last day of school in May.

GROVER HILL ELEMENTARY - Kevin Wilson, Prin.

Let the Bale begin. This has been the talkbetween the 5th and 6th-grade students as they

prepare for the Bale of the Books. On April 6the local teams will do bale to see who will rep-resent Grover Hill. Once we have our local win-ners, they will then compete to see who will be

crowned county champion on Wednesday, April

13. On behalf of the Grover Hill sta and stu-dents, I would like to thank the Paulding CountyCarnegie Library sta for the me they put increang this outstanding, educaonal event.

On April 15 the h grade students will invite aguest as their VIP. If you are invited to come as astudent’s VIP, know that you will have a greatexperience. The h-grade teachers will sendleers with details about VIP Day in early April.We hope you are selected as the VIP and lookforward to seeing you on April 15.

Each year during the month of April, Mrs.Mohr's classes parcipate in "Jump Rope forHeart", a program in which the students raisemoney for the American Heart Associaon. JumpRope for Heart is a very worthwhile program, andwe would like to thank everyone who donates.

This year's state assessments begin the week ofApril 18th. During this rst week all students ingrades 3 – 6 will take the ELA state assessment intwo sessions. All students in grades 3 - 6 will takesession one on Tuesday, April 20 and then session

two on Wednesday, April 21. The students will

take the Math assessment on April 27 and 28followed by the Science and Social Studies on

May 4 and 5.

As we begin to prepare for the 2016-2017

school year, we start with kindergarten screening.This year the dates for kindergarten screening atWTGH are set for April 20 and April 21. If you

have a child eligible to aend kindergarten next

year and would like to sign them up for thescreening, please contacng the WTGH oce.

JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL - Phil Nofziger, Principal

The third nine weeks which ended on Friday,March 11, was a busy and successful quarter for

our students at Wayne Trace JR/SR High. I wouldlike to commend and highlight some of theaccomplishments:

George Clemens became the rst WayneTrace wrestler in school history to win his

weight class at the state wrestling tourna-ment and nish with a perfect 50 -0 recordthis season. Junior Ruger Goeltzenleuchter

nished h in the state tournament.

Our choir and band performed at the OMEAdistrict contest on Friday, March 11 with thechoir receiving an excellent rang (II) andthe band, a school rst-ever, superior rang(I) thus qualifying them for the state OMEAcontest the last weekend in April.

The seven members of our club compeoncheer squad (Courtney Mead, JessicaOerle, Monique Goings, Alex Fast, EllieMoore, Keagan Parrish, and Julianne Roop)performed at a very high level winning the

GMC tumbling division, OASSA division V

non-mount state championship, and the

2016 Americheer Internaonals grand cham-pion award of all the at mount divisions.

A new group of talented Wayne Trace stu-dents, the Raider Robocs team (TrentChurch, Arlyn Cooper, Nick Durre, Wesn

Sinn, and Sco Wenninger) competed thisyear for the rst me as a group and havedone extremely well, recently winning the

West Virginia State Compeon tournamentand also winning the Rockwell Collins“Innovate” award. The team this past week-end competed in Cedar Rapids, Iowa at theSuper Regional Robocs tournament comingaway with the Judges Award.

Lastly, many of our students were membersof the cast and crew in the Disney musical“The Lile Mermaid”. These extremely tal-ented young people were able to showcase

their talents in the performing arts by giving

fabulous performances in front of sold out

crowds.

State tesng at Wayne Trace JR/SR High Schoolwill be the last two weeks in April and the rsttwo weeks in May. All tesng will be end-of-course tesng at the following grade levels in the

following tested areas: 7

th Grade (Math 7 & ELA 8)

8th

Grade (Math 8 or Algebra I, ELA 8, andScience 8)

Freshmen (Algebra I or Geometry, ELA I)

Sophomores (Geometry, ELA II, Biology,American History)

Seniors (American Government) next year

we are oering Government to Juniors As we head into the spring season, there are

many acvies to keep our students very busy.The spring sports teams begin compeon, theeighth graders go to Washington D.C., and the juniors and seniors have prom. Please keep inmind the importance of what we do every day:educang the youth of tomorrow. We have greatyoung people and we want to turn them into

responsible and thoughul adults!

Students of the Month

Wayne Trace Jr./Sr. High School teachersrecently selected the February Students of theMonth. They are: 7

th Grade: Kae Stoller; 8

th

Grade: Jacob Hull; 9th

Grade: Brant Heck; 10th

Grade: Ausn Young; 11th

Grade: Ethan Crates;and 12

th Grade: Blair Ludwig. They each received

a “Raider Pride – Pay Forward” t-shirt as part oftheir award. Way to go Raiders!!!

NHS Glow-in-the-Dark 5K

The Wayne Trace Naonal Honor Society isholding its annual Glow-in-the-Dark 5K on Satur-day, April 9, at the Payne ball park across fromthe Payne Elementary School. Money raised willgo towards helping the family of Tim West.

Tim West was a 2013 graduate of Wayne Trace

and unexpectedly passed away this past

February. He leaves behind a wife and youngson. As a Wayne Trace student, Tim was involved

with the football and wrestling programs and is

remembered by his teachers as a friendly,

upbeat, and outgoing student.

Registraon forms are available at the Jr./Sr.High School, on the school website, or on Face-book. Local businesses can also sponsor theevent by calling the High School.

If you have any quesons, please call JoniKlopfenstein or Heather Hatcher at the Jr./Sr.High School or email [email protected] thank you for your support!

Music Department News

Thanks to all who made The Litle Mermaid asuccess! Numerous hours were spent in prepara-on for this big event and we appreciate all whocontributed their me and talents!

Congratulaons to our HS band and choir fortheir ne performances at District contest onMarch 11. The choir received an Excellent rang

and the band a Superior rang. The Superiorrang allows the band to go on to State contest inFindlay the end of April.

The music department is busy preparing for the

spring concerts. Junior High band and choirs willbe headed to contest on May 6 and 7 and their

spring concert will be May 16 at 7:00 p.m. TheHigh School band and choir concert will be May

17 at 6:30 p.m. This will also include our 5th

and

6th

grade bands from both elementary buildings.

Athlec Department News The Athlec Boosters will be holding their annual

Reverse Draw on Friday, April 22, at 6:30

p.m. Tickets are $50 for meal and draw or $25 for just the meal. Contact the athlec department foraddional informaon or to purchase your cket.

April 4 Pldg. Co. Career Fair in Paulding 10:00

April 5 PE-Bale of the Books 9:30

April 6 GH-Spring Pictures

April 6 GH-Bale of the Books in cafeteria

April 7 PE-Spring Pictures

April 7 GH-Spring Pictures (Alt. Preschool)

April 8 PE-Spring Pictures (Alt. Preschool)

April 9 Glow in the Dark 5K in Payne 7:45

April 12 Coee with the Principal 9:30-10:30

April 13 Paulding Co. Bale of the Books

April 14-15 GH-Jump Rope for Heart

April 15 GH-5th gr. VIP day

April 18-19 PE-Kindergarten Registraon

April 20-21 GH-Kindergarten Registraon April 20-21 Gr. 3-6 State Assessments for ELA

April 22 Two-Hour Delay—Sta In-Service

April 22 Athlec Boosters Reverse Draw 6:30

April 27-28 Gr. 3-6 State Assessments for Math

April 29 GH-PTO Ice Cream Social during school April 29-30 Band/Choir State Lg. Group Contest

April 30 Prom

Varsity Soball

April 2 Lima Central Catholic-H 11:00 April 7 Fairview-H 5:00 April 9 Deance-T 11:00 April 11 Heritage, IN-T 5:00 April 12 Edgerton-H 5:00 April 14 Holgate-T 5:00 April 15 Connental-T 5:00 April 16 Oawa-Glandorf-H (DH) 10:00 April 18 Miller City-H 5:00 April 19 Antwerp-H 5:00 April 20 Crestview-H 5:00 April 21 Tinora-T 5:00 April 23 Delphos Jeerson-T (DH) 11:00April 25 Woodlan-H 4:30 April 26 Hicksville-H 5:00 April 28 Ayersville-T 5:00 April 29 Parkway-T 5:00 JV Soball April 2 Delphos Jeerson-T 11:00 April 7 Fairview-T 5:00 April 8 Crestview-T 5:00 April 9 Miller City-H (DH) 11:00 April 14 Holgate-H 5:00 April 16 Oawa-Glandorf-T (DH) 11:00 April 18 Miller City-T 5:00 April 19 Antwerp-T 5:00 April 21 Tinora-H 5:00 April 23 Hicksville-H (DH) 11:00 April 26 Hicksville-T 5:00

April 28 Ayersville-H 5:00 April 29 Ayersville-T 5:00 Varsity BaseballApril 4 Antwerp-T 5:00 April 7 Fairview-H 5:00 April 9 Lincolnview-T 12:00 April 11 Oawa-Glandorf-H 5:00 April 12 Edgerton-H 5:00 April 14 Holgate-T 5:00 April 16 Ooville at Toledo Mud Hens Stad. 10:00 April 18 Van Wert-H 4:30 April 19 Antwerp-H 5:00 April 20 Wayne, IN at Tin Caps Stadium 4:30 April 21 Tinora-T 5:00 April 22 Paulding-T 5:00 April 23 North Central-H (DH) 11:00 April 26 Hicksville-H 5:00 April 28 Ayersville-T 5:00 April 29 Crestview-H 5:00 JV Baseball April 5 Edgerton-T 5:00 April 7 Fairview-T 5:00 April 12 Edgerton-T 5:00 April 14 Holgate-H 5:00 April 18 Crestview-T 5:00 April 19 Antwerp-T 5:00 April 21 Tinora-H 5:00 April 23 Fairview-T 10:00 April 25 Delphos St. John-H 5:00 April 26 Hicksville-T 5:00 April 28 Ayersville-H 5:00 April 30 Liberty Center-T 10:00 High School Track April 4 Hicksville-T 4:30 April 8 Tinora Inv.-T 4:30 April 12 Fairview-T 4:30 April 15 WT Inv.-H 4:30 April 19 Edgerton-T 4:30 April 23 Ayersville Inv.-T 9:00 April 29 Edgerton Inv.-T 4:00 Jr. High Track April 4 Parkway/Crestview -H 5:00 April 7 Connental-T 4:30

April 9 Parkway Inv.-T 9:00 April 12 Paulding/VW at WT 4:30 April 21 WT Inv.-H 4:30

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