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Monday, September 28, 2015 Paulding County Progress-Weekly Reminder - 1

POSTAL

PATRON

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

THE WEEKLY REMINDER PRESORTEDSTANDARD

US POSTAGEPAID

PAULDING, OHIO

45879

PERMIT #12

ECRWSS

6 0..... REALLY ???? EVERYONECome into Manz Accounting on

Thursday, October 1 and wish

John a Happy 60th and have a piece of cake with John.

Plus come in and give a “MATURE”?? MAN a “piece”of advice!!!!!!

BIRTHDAY - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 2015 P.S. OR YOU CAN CALL: 419-399-2712

Public NoticeThis is to make Public Notice

that there is to be notrespassing, dumping,

hunting or cutting of treeson the property known as

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

Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest

extent of the law. R & K Brady Corporation

WE SELL TIRES

• MINOR AND MAJOR ENGINE REPAIR • EXHAUST • BRAKE SERVICE

• INTERSTATE BATTERIES • OIL CHANGES • TIRE REPAIR

• TRANSMISSION & COOLANT FLUSH • LAWNMOWER & SMALL ENGINE REPAIR

We do diesels.

Brake PadService

$44.98 plus tax plus parts

419-399-2760 • 419-399-2762 • 130 Dooley Drive, Paulding ED’S CAR CARE

5 Qt.Oil Change

$21plus tax (Synthetic blend oil)

Diagnostic Fee

$46.50 plus tax(Money back if we do the work)

WANTED!Bakers to bake cookiesfor CAIROS PRISON

MINISTRIES

Wed., Oct. 14th

For more information call:

Tom 419-399-2816 or

Ede: 419-399-3249

K of C Fish FryFriday, March 13th

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

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

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

COR N/B AK ED BE ANS

COLE SL A W

COFFEE/ JUICE (Pop e x tra)

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

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

PUBLIC WELCOME

Local.

Reliable. Affordable.

Contact Alex, Andy, Jim or Tam Stoller

419-399-4445 8622 US 127, Paulding

Customer

Service is our

#1 Priority

M.J.S.CONCRETE

POLE BARN FLOOR & GARAGES • STAMPED PATIOS

DRIVEWAYS • SIDEWALKS

Steve - 260-341-5640

FALL TIRE SALE!Check our Low Prices

• BF Goodrich • Michelin • Uniroyal • MasterCraft

• Bridgestone & All Major Brands

Alignments 4/Wheel & 2/Wheels....$49.95

Alignments...$29.95 With purchase of 4 new tires

Wiper Blades....$12.00 For a set. (Excludes curves) Free Installation

Coolant Flush....$49.95

Batteries....$109.00 3 yr. warranty includes installation

Give Your Car the Best Treatment Use Valvoline Synthetic

Blend Oil...$18.95 (5 Qt. System) Includes Free Brake Inspection

BOYD AUTOMOTIVE LTD.

We Beat All Competitors’ Pricing

Full Service – Sales

T I R E

419-399-AUTO (2886) Service221 W. Perry St., Paulding

419-399-2777 SalesSee Darrel Egnor

225 W. Wayne, (S.R. 111 West), Paulding

Pet GroomingLarge & Small

We do them allCats & Dogs Grooming

419-399-3389

POND STOCKINGand SUPPLIES

Fish Pick-up Dates

Sept. 26, Oct. 3, 10, 17

Amur, minnows, blue tilapia

& other varieties. Aeration

Systems, Windmills, Fountains.

Free Brochure

419-532-2335

remlingershfarm.com

West of Kalida on U.S. Route 224

0 0 1 4 4 1 9 3

120 W. Jackson St. - Paulding

LANES

Saturday

YOUTH BOWLING ages 4-19 starting Sat., Oct. 3rd

Call 419-399-4022 or 419-399-9127

for information. You can sign up

anytime through the year.

FLU VACCINE(FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS)

WALK-IN HOURS at HEALTH DEPTDAILY — MONDAY thru WEDNESDAY

NOW thru OCTOBER 30,2015HOURS — 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM

& 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM

APPOINTMENTS ONLYTHURSDAY & FRIDAY

NOW thru OCTOBER 30, 2015 — Call for time

ALL VACCINES for those UNDER 65 YR.protect against 4 STRAINS OF FLU—OVER 65 YR. receive HIGH DOSE FLU

for better protection

COST (CASH PAY SAME DAY OF SERVICE):ADULTS (under age 65 yr.) – $27 CHILDREN –$10

We accept MEDICAID, MEDICARE, andSEVERAL INSURANCES (Call for more info)

PAULDING COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT 800 East Perry StreetPaulding, OH 45879

Toll free: 1-866-399-3921 or 419-399-3921EEO Employer/Provider

Amish Contractors - Residential & Commercial

Free Estimates • Licensed & Insured • 260-403-4231

D&M CONCRETEwww.concreteandmorenow.com

So many ideas onour website...

• Driveways • Patios • Sidewalks • Walls

• Decorative Concrete • Foundations • Renovations

• Room Additions • Garages

Five Star ConstructionSpecializing in:

• Garages • Room Additions• Roofs (shingle or metal) • Concrete

• Decks • Siding • Pole Barns

Free Estimates! Licensed and Insured!

260-740-0071

MinorHome & Roof

Repairs

30 Yearsof Quality

Work!

Serving the Paulding Area for over 22 Years

Monday-Friday 9-5; Saturday 8-12

419-399-3077621 Flatrock Drive, Paulding

[email protected]

ASE Master Certifed Technician

√ Domestic & Foreign

Repair

√ Computerized

Diagnostic

√ Engines

√ Transmissions

√ Suspensions

√ Electrical

√ Brakes

√ Oil Changes

M a n y n e w p o p u l a r t i r e s i z e s i n s t o c k

Mounted, balanced, new rubber stem

$81 plus tax

P225-60-16 Tires

New Trailer Tires & Rims 225-75-15 10 ply Radial$96 plus tax installed $135 plus tax with New Rims

205-75-15 8 ply Radial$86 plus tax installed $125 plus tax with New Rims


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2 - Weekly Reminder - Paulding County Progress Monday, September 28, 2015

CPAs / AccountantsShultz Huber & Associates, Inc. is a full serviceaccounting, tax and business consulting CPArm specializing in assisting businesses and theirowners plan for their future and achieve theirgoals in an ever-changing nancial and regulatoryenvironment.We are continuing to grow and are seeking a CPAor CPA candidate with at least 4 years of publicaccounting experience for our Van Wert Ohioofce. The rm and this position offer a greatopportunity for growth and advancement. Salarywill be commensurate with experience.

Please email resume to [email protected]

Working as a State Tested Nursing Aide

(STNA) can launch your career in health

care.

The Gardens of Paulding is looking for

candidates for the up and coming class

starting in at the end of September.

Interested candidates contact

Molly in Human Resources at

419-399-4940 x208 or

email: [email protected]

or stop in at 199 Co Rd. 103,

Paulding, OH 45879. EOE

Are youinterested inentering themedical field?

Needed: Administrative Assistant

Qualifications: Minimum High School Diploma

or equivalent, experience in an office setting,

personal computer skills, Excellent interperson-

al and organizational skills, ability to maintain

confidentiality, Accounting experience pre-

ferred. Knowledge of QuickBooks, and Micro-

soft Office encouraged.

Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug

screening.

Job Responsibilities: Include but are not lim-

ited to Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable,

and Payroll. Send Resumes to:

PC Workshop

Attn: Adult Service Director

PO Box 390

Paulding, OH 45879

The Heritage419- 424-1808 • Findlay, OH

Meadows of Leipsic419-943-2103 • Leipsic, OH

Meadows of Ottawa419-538-6529 • Ottawa, OH

Meadows of Kalida419-532-2961 • Kalida, OH

Are you called to serve others? To build relationships? To make a difference?

Apply Onli ne Today :

www.workwithpurposetoday.com

WORK WITH PURPOSE.EOE

Now Hiring!RNs • LPNs • CNAs

Food Service Assistant • HousekeepingWe demonstrate our dedication to employees’ overall wellness by offering:

• Free health insurance option for employees meeting eligibility & requirements

• Weekly pay

• Census & attendance bonus

• Cell phone discounts & meals at our cafe

• Scholarships & Tuition reimbursement

• STARS Awards redeemable for great products

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DIRECTOR OF NURSING

Hickory Creek at Hicksville is seeking an exceptional indi-

vidual to provide leadership for our Nursing Department.

This position requires strong organizational interpersonal

communication skills with proven management experi-

ence in the long term care industry. Must possess cur-

rent Ohio RN license and knowledge of Ohio regulations,

Medicaid and Medicare. Hickory Creek at Hicksville is a

progressive, 63 bed skilled nursing facility with a long-

standing reputation for delivering high-quality resident

care. Excellent salary package, excellent benefit pack-

age, includes paid vacation, insurance plans and a 403B

retirement plan. If interested, please send resume with

salary history and references to:

Hickory Creek at Hicksville

401 Fountain Street Hicksville, Ohio 43526

419-542-7795

Attn: Administrator

LOAN SPECIALIST

Full-time position in Van Wert, OHwith an established agricultural lender.

Two year degree in Business or Ag Business or

high school graduate with three years of related

work experience is required. Experience with legal

documents and loan processing is highly desir-

able. Experience with Microsoft Office is required.

Applicant must possess excellent communication

skills, both written and verbal, exercise confiden-

tiality, be a self-starter and able to learn in a fast

paced environment. Knowledge in the area of agri-

culture is beneficial.

To apply, visit: www.agcredit.net.

Candidates selected for an interview

will be contacted.

Resumes accepted through Oct. 11, 2015.

EOE M/F D/V

INDUSTRIAL

Millwright job open-

ing, not afraid of

heights, experience

with forklifts and

construction tools

helpful. Some travel

with weekend work.

Mandatory drug test,

competitive wages

and benefts.

Apply Monday

thru Friday 9 a.m.

to 5 p.m. @

312 W Main St.,

Beaverdam, OH

4580800145061

Experienced Electricians, Welders,Truck Drivers and Machinists withthree or more years of experience,

interested in sharing their trade skills,can do so by teaching others.

Email resume to:

[email protected]

Part-time - Paulding Co.Provide excellent, professional skilled homehealth & hospice nursing in accordance withphysician orders, policies & procedures. Variety,flexible hours. Serve patients one-on-one, allages. 2 yrs. acute care experience. Competitivewages, mileage & uniform reimbursement.Nonprofit agency. Resume/Application to:

RN - Home Care & Hospice

Melissa Hale, RN Supervisor250 Dooley Dr., Paulding, 419-399-4708

www.ComHealthPro.org

MOVING/BAKE SALE

Oct. 1st, 2nd

8 a.m. - 6 p.m.

Oct. 3rd 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Moving to Mexico to

serve as a missionary in

an orphanage. Selling asmany of my belongings

as I can to help fund my

time there. Thirty-one,

a lot of skirts, baby boy

clothes, other various sizes

of clothing - boy’s, men’s,

women’s, girl’s and junior

size girl’s also. Elliptical,

kitchen items, lots of

books- mostly Christian

fiction, train/Lego table,

Abeka homeschool cur -

riculum, some Bob Jones,

Stamping up items, bikes,

HP printer (like new).

Will be at Doggy Suds

and Style 303 W River

St. (Old 24) AntwerpApply at Van Wert Manor!

Van Wert Manor is looking for state-tested nursing assistants for part-

time and full-time positions. Full-time

positions include health benefits,

vacation benefits, and 401K options.

Also seeking part-time nurses.

If interested, applicants can apply in person at:

160 Fox Road

Van Wert, OhioEOE/m/f/vets/disability

Looking for a Career in thefield of Helping Others?

HELP WANTEDDRIVERS: 4000 Sign-On Bonus! Excel lentPay, Comprehensive Be-nefits! Monthly Perform-ance Bonus! 25 Region-a l & O TR O penings.Class-A CDL 2 yrs. exp.Call Penske Logistic: 1-855-206-6361

HELP WANTED! NowHiring part-t ime care-givers at Buckeye Fam-ily Fritz House. Trainingprovided but must sub-mit to background checkand drug screen. Applyin person a t 451 McDonald Pike Paulding,OH 45879

CONDOS FOR RENT : ar

Ave Villas I, II, III. 419-

258-2603. Handicap Ac-cessible. Equal HousingOpportunity. "This insti-ution is an equal oppor-unity provider and em-

ployer."

HOUSE FOR RENT3 BEDROOM Home withnice 2 car garage. 419-786-0147.

708 W. Perry St., Pauld-ing. Updated house, 2bdrm., 1 bath, w/appli-ances. $500/mo.+depos-it. 419-769-0355

FOR SALE2.5 acre lot near Mark-Center, $12,900, $1,000down, $149 mo.; 6 acrelot near Arthur $21,900,$1,000 down, $249 mo.828-884-6627

3 LOTS in Oakwood.W at er a n d S ew er .$9,900 for al l . $1,000down, $149 a month.419-670-5575.

WANTED TO BUY B U Y IN G M I L IT A R Y

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

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

393-2107

COINS, COMIC Books,O l d T o ys , S t am p s,Books, Knives, Antiques,Records and Collections.419-399-3353.GARAGE/YARD SALES

416 W. Jackson St. ,Paulding (Brick house)Oct. 1, 2, 3, 9:30-5:30.Name brand clothing -Levi 's, Old Navy, Lei,Nike, Gap - al l sizes,m e n' s , w o me n , J r s,Preteen and toddler .Nice men's watches,Marvel & DC graphic t-shirts and comic bookcover pictures, X-Boxgames, books and tonsof other stuff.

OCT. 1-3, 9am-5pm.Baby to adult clothes,new refrigerator, guns,mower, large doll house,everything must go! 301E. Perry, Grover Hill

FOR SALE150 QUEEN pillowtop

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

PETS AND SUPPLIES

FREE CAT TO

GOOD HOMEOwner passed away andhe family is looking for a

good home for an adult,female, indoor cat. Pic-abo is declawed, spayedand house trained. Sheis short haired with lightand dark grey stripes.She would make an ex-cellent companion for anadul t . S he has l i vedalone and is afraid of other animals and kids.Call 419-576-7758 for more details.

SERVICESDJ SERVICES - Musicfor al l occas ions. 30years experience. CallJohn Martinez at 419-399-4583

TRAVELCHARTER BUS Tours:

Nov. 9-14—Christmas inBranson 8 top shows &Much more--$879; Nov.20 -22—Nas hv i l l e @Christmas So much in-

cluded--- $759 Manymore Tours: Call for De-ailed & Regular Fliers:

Evelyn’s Excurs ions877-771-4401; 419-737-2055 www.evelynsexcur-s i o ns . c o m ; I v a hLothamer —419-399-2386

HANDYMANHANDYMAN SERVICE:Repairs, installs, main-ain anything around the

house. Inside or outside.419-567-4133

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

FREE & LOW PRICE

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

ing to distribute bibles.

es -

$50. Call 419-399-4370

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Large Auction

Wed., Oct. 7

5:00 PM

Antiques, Primitives, NASCAR & Related …. Sessions 8 Day Cathedral Gong MantelClock ….. Art Deco Telechron (GE) Electric Clock …… German Coo Coo Clock …… 2 OldAdvertising Thermoters …… Pens & Pencils …… Old Tableware & Kitchen Items ……. ViolinBow ….. Wash boards ….. Shoe Lasts ….. Canning Jars ….. Bottle caps ….. … NASCAR& related collectable items including60+- larger NASCAR cars, mostly 1/24 including

Action, Revell, etc., etc. with multiple drivers ….. Plus over 50 flat boxes full of smallerNASCAR items (over 800 individual items sold by the box full) including Pit Stop; Action;Match Box; Racing Champions; Super Stars; Winners Circle; Starting Lineup; HotWheels; Headliners, etc., etc., etc. ….. 3 duck decoy knives ….. A few sports trading cardsand other related collectables --- visit our web site for photos ….Clean Lawn & Garden& Tools including Steele 9000 Watt Generator w/ electric start ……..MTD 8/26 2 stageelec start snow blower …….. Simplicity Coronet 13 HP riding mower ……… Craftsman 6½ HP 21” self propelled walk behind mower ….. Honda FG100 Garden Tiller …….. Toro550 GT S2 self propelled walk behind mower ……. Electric walk behind mower ……. Lawnsweeper …. Lawn roller ……. Lawn Cart ……. Sanborn 3HP portable air compressor ……..Scotts Spreader …… Reddy Heater 1000 BTU heater …… Craftsman 230 Shop Vac ……..Kenmore Home Cleaning System carpet cleaner …. Craftsman Blower …… Craftsman GasWeed Trimmer ….. Electric Trimmer ….. LP Heaters …… Hedge Trimmer ….. Pruning Saw….. Chain saws …… AL extension ladder ….. Bench grinder ………… Shovels …… Pick Ax….. Ax …... Battery booster & charger …… Hose ….. Creepers …..Extension cords ……Numerous gas cans …… Cordless & electric drills & other related items ….. Other outdooritems including LP gas turkey fryer ….. 30 qt. Boiling pot …… Meat slicer ….. Box trap …..Fishing poles …… 760 Pumpmaster Air Rifle …… Coleman lantern …. Yard light & yardornaments …… Lawn swing …. Small LP Tank …….. Home made scooter - needs repair….…... Appliances & Household & Furniture including Comfort Acta-Back wheel chair…… Maytag Centennial washer & dryer ….. Amana 20.7 cu ft. refrigerator ……. Microwave& stand ….. Computer & computer desk …… Samsung flat screen TV & other TV’s …..Several side chairs ….. Recliner chairs ….. Coffee & end tables ……2 & 3 section stacked

book cases …….. Table & floor lamps …… Fan ….. Air purifiers …… Oreck quartz heaters….. . Admiral humidifier ……. Kitchen table & chairs ….. China Cabinet …… Platformrocker …… Chests of drawers ….. Night Stands ….. Dresser ….. Double bed …… Twin sizebed & mattress ….. 2 Newer wardrobes …… Singer sewing machine …… Sewing items…… Many VCR & DVD movies, CD’s, etc …… Wall hangings & pictures …. Knic knacs ……Music boxes …… 8 Cartons of new Reassure overnight underwear …… Suit cases & variedstyle & sizes bags …… Tupperware ….. Kitchen Items …. Books ….. Sheets & linens ….

Xmas decorations ….. Dishes …. Newer graniteware ….. Newer toys ….. Partial listing -still moving and unboxing …. visit our web site for more detailed list and photos …......Inspection: Tues., Oct. 6 from 10:00 A.M. until 4:00 P.M. and beginning day of auction at10:00 A.M. ------ 2 auction rings …… Terms: Cash, Check, VISA, Master Card or DiscoverCard …. Sellers: Christeen Irene Ford Estate, Pldg Co Probate Crt. Case 20151068,Brenda Carnahan, Executor, Glenn Troth, Attorney - and - James & Charlene Lockhart- and - Wilma F. Carpenter Estate, Pldg Co Probate Crt Case , Gregory K. Carpenter,Ex Joe Burkard, Attorney - and - others …… Gorrell Bros. Auctioneers - Don Gorrell,Larry Gorrell, Chris AuFrance, Apprentice; Aaron Timm, Nolan Shisler

Mower - Generator - Clean Tools NASCAR & Collectables

Appliances - Household - Furniture 2 Auction Rings

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

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

Multiple ListingService

#1727 Reduced! 16850 Rd

87, Cecil. 3 Bed, 1.5 Bath.

1.6 Acres. Nicely maintained

home, extra garage, pond &

beautiful trees. Living room &Family room. Only $99,900Call Aaron 419-769-5808

#1733 21387 Rd. 128

Oakwood... 4 BDRM, 2

bath country home w/C/A,

3.74 acres. Many updates

incl. shingles, wiring, plumb-

ing & windows. Spacious

living room w/fire place. 3

out buildings one w/stall.

Above ground pool. Priced

to sell.... $135,900 Call Joe

Den Herder

#1736 503 W. GarfieldAve., Paulding.. 1.5 Story,4 BDRM, 2.5 bath, spa-cious All-American homew/C/A on full bsmt. Lg.kitchen, rear deck, att.garge w/entry to bsmt. Priced at $192,000. Call Joe Den Herder

#1731 .... 202 N. Main St.Payne...4 Bed, 1.5 bath brickhome. Extras incl. pocketdoors, lead windows, metalroof in 2014, huge attic,beautiful hardwood floors.Only $92,500......Call Aaron419-769-5808

New Listing #1739 ....819 Meadowbrook DrPaulding... Pristine, 3 BDRM,

2 bath home on corner manyupdates incl. shingles, floor-ing, kitchen, lighting... fire-place, C/A, loft... 4 bdrm oroffice has a balcony. Nicesunroom, upground pool.Home is a mst see. Priced at$139,000. Call Don Gorrell

New Listing #1735 756N. Cherry St., Paulding. First time on the market, 3BDRM 2 bath home w/C/A& replacement windows,newer shingles, spaciouskitchen, formal dining, liv-ing room w/gas fireplace. 1car att. garage, inviting cov-ered front porch. Priced at$98,900. Call Don Gorrell

Real Estate Auction

Payne, OHWed., Sept. 30 @ 5 P.M.

Location: 1328 Rd 106, Payne, OH …. Go 1 mi. north of

Payne on Rt. 49 to Rd 106; then west on Rd. 106 for 3 ½

mi (watch for auction signs) ….. Three bedroom, 1 ½ bath,

approximate 1,248 sq. ft. ranch style home with appliances

remaining and setting on an .8 acre site ….….. Also, detached

24’x26’ garage ….. Investors and Speculators Are Welcome

…. Call the office for other inspections - compare this rural

property to the price of a new pickup truck ….. Visit our

web site @ www.gorrellbros-paulding.com …… Terms:

$1,000 earnest money on the day of auction upon the signing

of the purchase agreement; balance due at closing on or

before Oct. 30, 2015 upon delivery of Deed and Certificate Of

Title …..… Seller: Irvin Jr. and Charlotte Anspach …….

Aaron Timm Don Gorrell Sale Mgr; Larry D. Gorrell,

Broker - Nolan Shisler Auctioneers

3 BR, CountryHome

Owners Are MovingTo Florida

PAULDING OFFICE

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PAULDING, OHIO

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Concrete mix Chick Starter & Layer Feed Bird Feed Deer Sweetlix Blocks

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

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

“On The West Side of the Square”

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Antwerp • 419-258-1640

Dr. Chris Bragg • 419-506-9010 • 410 East River Street, Antwerp • Located east side of town on old 241st Visit for $27

NEW PATIENT

Sports Physicals for $20

The start of the school year has been very busy, with many activities throughout thedistrict. I hope you have had the opportuni-ty to attend one of the extracurricular eventsthis fall. Did you know that residents of ourschool district who are at least 65 years oldare eligible for a free all-sports pass? This isone of the many ways we thank our seniorresidents for their support of our school sys-tem. If you have not received a pass yet, seeMr. Altimus in the Athletic Director’s of-fice. He is usually available from 12:00-2:30 each afternoon. The pass is good foradmission to all home junior high and high

school athletic events.

We will also be thanking our senior resi-dents with a breakfast and entertainment program on October 22 at 8:15 in the au-diteria. All district residents, age 65 andolder are invited to join us for the 90 minute program. In addition to the breakfast, Dr.Miller will have a brief presentation regard-ing updates to our school facility. Themorning program will conclude with perfor-mances by our high school band and showchoir. Reservations are required and may bemade by calling 419-258-5421, extension2300 by October 16.

A big thank you to parents and students for

your cooperation with the change to the drop-off and pick-up of students around the largecircle drive. The change has led to a muchsafer and smoother flow of students in andout of our school facility. Please continue tofollow the directions of the aides supervisingthe circle drive and pull ahead as far as pos-sible prior to letting your child out of thevehicle or picking up your child. Using theentire circle drive will allow us to unloadand load children more efficiently. If possible, have your child get in and out of the caron the sidewalk side. If you do not use thecircle drive, please park your car and comeup on the sidewalk with your child in themorning or to meet them at the sidewalk inthe afternoon. Elementary students are notallowed to walk through the parking lot bythemselves to get in a waiting car.

Our first quarter will end on October 16. Iencourage all parents or guardians to attendParent-Teacher Conferences. Parent-Teacher Conferences are scheduled for Oc-tober 27 and November 5 from 4:00-7:30.We will also have conferences in the spring.Communication between school and home isvital for the success of our students.

A reminder that our next Waiver Day In-service for staff is scheduled for Monday,October 19. There will be no school forstudents that day.

If you would like to receive this newsletterand the menu by email, you may sign upelectronically by sending an email to [email protected]. Youremail should be blank; no message is neces-sary. You will get a reply with simple in-structions to complete your registration.

Go Archers!Dr. Martin A. Miller

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NOTICE: BOARD MEETING CHANGE

The October 15 Board of Education meet-ing will begin at 5:00 p.m. this month.

MR. BUTE—HS/MS PRINCIPAL

I want to thank the students, staff and com-munity members for the great start to our2015-2016 school year. As we move intoOctober, it is difficult to believe that we areapproaching the end of our first grading pe-riod (Oct. 16). Grade cards will be distribut-ed to the students during the week of Octo- ber 19-23.

NHS— The National Honor Society induc-tion ceremony will be held on Sunday, Octo- ber 11 at 2:00 in the auditeria. Placement inthe NHS is a prestigious honor that you and

your family can be extremely proud of. Iinvite the community and parents to attendand honor these and current NHS members.

FEES— Being beyond the midterm of thefirst grading period, I would like to empha-size the importance of paying for your son’s/daughter’s school fees. If you are unable to pay the entire amount at once, please contactthe school and set up a payment plan so thedebt will be cleared by the end of the 2015-2016 school year.

OGT Retakes —Any junior or senior whohasn’t passed all five sections of the OhioGraduation Test (Reading, Mathematics,Writing, Science, and Social Studies) will

take the particular test(s) during the week ofOctober 26-30. The student is responsiblefor being in attendance for the assigneddates. We have spoken with those studentsand assigned them a content teacher to pro-vide support in preparing for the contenttest. Please be in communication with yourstudent about his/her progress in preparingfor success on the test.

COMMUNICATION —Again this year weemphasize the importance of communication between the community and school. I en-courage the staff to contact at least two par-ents each week. I extend the encouragementto the community as well. Effective com-munication between community and school

plays a vital role in our district’s continualgrowth philosophy.

MR. MANZ—ELEMENTARY

As we pass the midterm of the first grading period, it is time to look ahead to many ac-tivities coming up in the near future. Theend of the first 9-weeks will be on October16. We would like to remind you that youneed to have at least $16.25 of your fees paid in order to receive your student’s reportcard. You may stop in the office to pay this portion, or pay the full amount of $65.

3GRG— We have recently completed ourscreening of students in K-3 in accordance

with the 3rd Grade Reading Guarantee(3GRG). This law requires the school toinform parents in writing if their child is indanger of not being “on-track” to be able toread at a third grade level by the end of theirthird grade year. If this is found to be thecase, these “not-on-track” students will re-ceive targeted intervention during their K-3grade years to help them reach this goal.For more information about this law, onecan go to the Ohio Department of Educationwebsite and click on the 3rd Grade ReadingGuarantee link.

DROP-OFF/PICK-UP— I would like toremind you of a couple of changes that wereimplemented with student drop-off and pick-up. In the morning when dropping off yourstudent(s), please pull forward as far as pos-sible so that we can fit more cars in the cir-cle drive, so we do not have cars waiting onthe road. When picking your students up,please do not park your car in the circledrive and walk to the doors to get yourstudent(s). If you want to walk up and pickup your child at the door, please park in the parking lot. If you park in the circle driveand get out, cars have to drive around you,which is a dangerous situation for your chil-dren. Please stay in your vehicle and pullahead when possible.

PTO DELIVERY— The PTO fundraiser pickup is Wednesday, September 30 from3:00-5:00. Please be prompt, or have ar-rangements made to pick up your sold items.All items are frozen and need to be put backin a freezer as soon as possible.

COMMUNICATION— Finally, I wouldlike to encourage you to continue to keep incontact with staff regarding questions orconcerns that you may have. Maintaining astrong line of communication is the first stepin helping to address problems or issues thatmay arise. I would discourage just keepingconcerns or problems to yourself, or onlydiscussing these with other parents/

community members. We at the schoolneed to be able to address issues that mayarise, and we cannot do this if we are notinformed accordingly. We need to worktogether to gather all of the facts so the situ-ation can be resolved in the correct manner.This contact can be achieved through phonecalls, emails, and/or parent teacher confer-ences that are coming up at the end of Octo- ber and beginning of November. Thank youfor your consideration in this matter, and welook forward to continued cooperation tomake this school year the best it can be.

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YEARBOOK SALEThe yearbook staff has begun taking ordersfor the 2015-2016 yearbook. Students whoorder before October 30 can purchase theirmiddle/high school yearbook for $35 and theelementary yearbook for $12. After October30, the price will increase to $38 and $12.Very few extra yearbooks are ordered, andthe yearbook has been sold out the last twoyears. The only way to guarantee that youwill receive a yearbook is to preorder.Checks should be made out to Antwerp Lo-cal School. Turn in order forms to Mrs.Sorrell. Order forms will be sent home withall students and extras are available in theoffice or on the school website.

FROM OUR GUIDANCE DEPT.Mrs. Rogge will host a Senior Parent Nighton Monday, October 27 at 6:30 p.m. to ex- plain scholarships, AP testing, college ad-

missions and introduce Financial Aid.

The PSAT/NMSQ will be given to interest-ed juniors on October 14. Cost for PSAT is$15 and checks should be made payable toAntwerp Local Schools.

Scholarships as well as 2015-2016 ACT andSAT test dates can be found on our websiteunder Schools-Middle/High School-Guidance. Check the “Additional Links”column on the right for a lot of good re-sources from our guidance department.

CROSS COUNTRYOct. 6 5:00 Home w/Hicksville/HolgateOct. 10 8:30 Home-Antwerp InvitationalOct. 13 4:30 County Meet @PauldingOct. 17 9:30 GMC @Wayne TraceOct. 24 TBA District @TBAOct. 31 TBA Regionals @TBANov. 7 TBA State

VARSITY VOLLEYBALLOct. 1 5:30 Home w/BryanOct. 3 9:00 Archbold Tourn. @ArchboldOct. 5 5:30 Home w/ContinentalOct. 6 5:30 @TinoraOct. 12 5:30 Home w/Van WertOct. 13 5:30 Home w/FairviewOct. 15 5:30 @Wayne Trace

JV FOOTBALLOct. 5 5:00 Home w/EdgertonOct. 12 5:00 @HicksvilleOct. 19 5:00 Home w/TinoraOct. 26 5:00 @Fairview

GOLFOct. 1 TBA Sectional @TBA

FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALLOct. 6 4:30 @TinoraOct. 10 9:00 @Paulding InvitationalOct. 15 4:30 @Wayne Trace

JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL Oct. 6 5:00 @Wayne TraceOct. 13 5:00 @EdgertonOct. 20 5:00 Home w/Ayersville

JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL Oct. 5 5:00 @WoodlanOct. 6 4:30 Home w/AyersvilleOct. 8 5:00 @Hicksville

Oct. 13 5:00 @MontpelierOct. 15 4:30 Home w/Liberty CenterOct. 17 TBA Home—GMC

FOOTBALL FUNDRAISERThe football team is holding its detergentfundraising event again this year. Five-gallon buckets are $45 and detergent podsand dryer sheets are $20. Call Mr. Altimuswith questions or to place an order (419-258-5421, ext. 2111).

Sept. 30 Fall Pictures (PS-5)Sept. 30 PTO Delivery 3:00-5:00Oct. 1 Fall Pictures (6-12)

Oct. 5 Mobile DentistOct. 9 Academic Boosters Chicken DinnerOct. 11 NHS Induction Ceremony—2:00Oct. 14 NHS Hosts Blood DriveOct. 15 Jostens—Senior Graduation PacketsOct. 15 Jostens—Freshmen Class RingsOct. 15 Board of Education Meeting **5:00**Oct. 16 Reservations for Sr. Citizens Breakfast DueOct. 16 End of First Grading PeriodOct. 17 Athletic Boosters Reverse RaffleOct. 19 NO CLASSES-Staff InserviceOct. 21 Jostens-Class Ring Orders (5:30 pm)Oct. 22 Senior Citizen BreakfastOct. 22 Jostens-Sr. Graduation Orders DueOct. 26-30 OGT RetakesOct. 27 Parent-Teacher Conf. (4:00-7:30)Nov. 5 Parent-Teacher Conf. (4:00-7:30)

MENU—1st WEEK of OCTOBER Thurs., 10/01 Chicken Strips, Tossed

Salad, Apple, MilkFri., 10/02 3-Cheese Pizza, Carrots,

Applesauce, MilkMon., 10/05 Chicken Nuggets, Baked

Beans, Mixed Fruit, Milk Tues., 10/06 Chicken Fajitas, Sweet

Potato Fries, Peach Crisp, MilkWed., 10/07 BBQ Pork on Bun, Cooked

Carrots, Pineapple, MilkThurs., 10/08 Hot Dog on Bun, Baked

Fries, Pears, MilkFri., 10/09 Southwest Pizza, Coleslaw,

Applesauce, MilkFull menu available online or in the office.

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Dear Friends of the Paulding Exempted VillageSchools,I’m happy to announce that we have hired a newCurriculum Coordinator and Athletic Director atPEVS. Mr. Matt Carr, who previously served asAthletic Director, will serve the district as the newCurriculum Coordinator. He has been doing both jobs since August 19, 2015 to help us with the

transition. Mr. Craig Cicero will serve as the newAthletic Director beginning on October 5, 2015.Mr. Cicero joins us from the Ayersville SchoolDistrict. Please take the time to welcome our newAdministrators when you get the opportunity. Weare constantly looking for ways to make things better for our students and staff.Residents of our school district who are at least 65years old are eligible for a free all-sports pass.This is one of the many ways we thank our seniorresidents for their support of our school system. Ifyou have not received a pass yet, stop in at theAdministration Building on Water Street and pickyours up today. Office hours are Monday – Fri-day from 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. The pass is goodfor admission to all home junior high and highschool athletic events.The Honeywell Instant Alert System is a greatmethod of communication for school activitiesand weather delays. You can make changes toyour account through the Honeywell website athttps://instantalert.honeywell.com or click on the

Instant Alert Login link under the Parent Links tab. Users may add or delete phone numbers,email addresses, or text message numbers. Youmay also choose the type of alerts to receive bychecking the appropriate boxes. Instructions foraccount setup are on our website. We hope the useof this system is helpful to our parents and givesour students timely information when necessary.If you have any questions, please call Cindy at419-399-4656 ext 1512.I want to thank all of the donors for the support ofour kids. Our District is very fortunate to havedonations of supplies for our students from thecommunity. This support enables our students to be equipped to learn on a daily basis.Our staff is currently adjusting to all the new man-dates that we are required to follow. The latest isthe change from PARCC tests to AIR tests. Wecontinue to work very hard to teach the standardsand provide a Top Quality education to our stu-dents. We have been trained in Collins writing

and are working as a district to improve writingskills. Please contact your student’s building ifyou have specific questions about our schedulesfor the 2015- 2016 school year. The next Board of Education meeting is October20th at 7:00 pm at Oakwood Elementary Build-ing. The public is welcome to attend. If youhave comments or concerns about the school dis-trict, please feel free to contact me at any time byemail at [email protected] or by phone at 419-399-4656 ext. 1510.Go Panthers!Sincerely,William D. HanakSuperintendent

Paulding Elementary-Stephanie TearWe are well on our way in the 2015-2016 schoolyear! The positive attitudes and excitement for

learning is evident at Paulding ElementarySchool! I want to say a special thank you to stu-dents, parents, teachers and the community formaking our school year start off with pride and joy!A fifth grade Student Council has begun at Pauld-ing Elementary. The members will contribute tosolving problems and supporting programs. Con-gratulations to our delegates; Paige Hull, AutumnKochenour, Carter Manz, Olivia Porter, KatieBeckman, Ashton Manz, Nick Manz, Isaac Reeb,Ethan Foltz, Karlie Gamble, Carmen Reno and Nash Saylor. We are looking forward to seeingthese leaders make our school even better.The month of October holds many activities forour school. Picture day is October 5, so have your best smile ready! DARE will begin for our fifthgraders the week of October 12 and our Kinder-garteners will get a session October 14 and 15.This is a wonderful program that will educate ourchildren on the importance of staying drug free!October 21 the Soil and Water program will be

here for our Kindergarteners, and fifth graderswill be going on a field trip to see the orchestraOctober 9. October 30 the PTO will host ourchildren at the park providing apples and fun.That afternoon will be our Fall Parade. Pleasewatch for the parade letter to be coming homegiving you more details about this annual commu-nity event.Report cards will be coming home October 28,with conferences right around the corner. Re-member, our parent/teacher communication isessential to your child’s success. Information forconferences will be coming home in mid-October.Student Achievement is also recognized for stu-dents who have perfect attendance, achieve HonorRoll and those who improve their averages. Wewant them to take pride in their accomplishments.We have a school-wide assembly with a specialacknowledgement to each student’s achievement.John Gardner said, “Excellence is doing ordinarythings extraordinarily well.” Excellent things are

happening at Paulding Elementary and I am proudto be a small part of the process.

The importance of student recognition is valuedhere at Paulding Elementary. There is a connec-tion between positive student behavior and posi-tive student achievement. We are proud to recog-nize our children for their positive choices. Eachmonth we choose a Student of the Month fromeach homeroom class. There is a bulletin boardwith the child’s picture from each homeroom. Wehost a breakfast for them to enjoy with the Princi- pal. The student is honored at this breakfast with acertificate and treat. Everyone leaves smiling

with more motivation to continuing being that positive role model within our school community.We here at Paulding Elementary realize that char-acter education starts at home, but we are an ex-tension of the home, so we want to put supports in place to remind children of those positive charac-ter traits that help make our community a great place to be.

Oakwood Elementary-Jennifer ManzHello from Oakwood Elementary on a picture per-fect autumn day!! It is hard to believe 1st quarter progress reports will be going home with studentstoday (9/22). I spoke to the students about howimportant it is for them to review these reportswith their parents so they know what goals to setfor themselves for the remainder of the first quar-ter.One of the routines that teachers have been estab-lishing with students is what is expected of themin regards to homework. Students at all gradelevels have some form of homework throughout

the week. Homework is generally designed to practice skills being introduced in the classroom.It is not meant to be a frustration to students or parents; and if your child continually has difficul-ty completing assigned tasks, please contact theclassroom teacher to share what you are observingat home. Together, you can clarify expectationsand brainstorm ways to make things go moresmoothly.In mid-September, we observed Safe SchoolsWeek and practiced all of our Safety Drills. I amvery impressed with how seriously students tookthese drills and with the leadership displayed byour older students. While we hope we never haveto conduct any of our Safe School practices in areal emergency, it is good to know a workable plan is in place and is understood by staff and stu-dents.Last spring the teachers at Oakwood Elementarywere offered the opportunity to apply for CooperFamily Foundation Education Grants. In early

September, we learned the following teacherswere awarded their grants: Deedi Miller, ShelleyShinners, Kylee Miller, Kelly Snyder, Beth Nor- beck, Nancy Wehrkamp, Erin Schroeder, JillHohlbein, Caroline Arend, Sharyn March, andElizabeth Frankart. Over $4900 was awarded tothese teachers to purchase learning materials fortheir classrooms. We owe a special “thank you”to the Cooper Family. Their generosity this yearand in years past have allowed us to provide manyextra classroom experiences and interventions forour students.As always, we need and appreciate the support ofour whole community to make Oakwood Elemen-tary a great place to learn and grow – thank youfor being there for us!

Middle School-Chris EtzlerHello from Paulding Middle School. This schoolyear has gotten off to a very good start. I wish toTHANK everyone for all of their efforts in gettingus off on the right foot. I hope the entire year

goes as smoothly as the first few weeks. If thathappens, we will be in for a fantastic year.You should have received your student’s first nineweeks mid-term report. They were sent homewith your student on September22nd. PLEASE look these over very careful-ly. This is a prime time to examine these reportsto determine just how your child has started theyear academically. If all is going great - fantas-tic. If you notice that the grades are not wherethey should be at this time, please contact yourchild's teacher to discuss how to improve their performance. Here are just a couple of quick,helpful hints to look for if they are having a diffi-cult time: Are all of their assignments being writ-ten down in their agenda? Is the work they areturning in acceptable, grade level work? Is theirwork getting returned to the teacher finished andon time? Are they taking the time to properlystudy for tests and exams? Are they taking theirresponsibility of school seriously? All of these

hints are important steps for your child to be suc-cessful in school. The first nine weeks grading period ends on October 23rd. Grade cards will bemailed home on October 28th.On September 10, our students attended an assembly by Camfel Productions titled ‘Be Amazing’.It was a very positive experience for our students,and it challenged our students that in everythingthey do, each and every day, their goal should beto ‘Be Amazing’. I received many positive com-ments from students and staff after the presenta-tion.Just a reminder that breakfast is offered before thestart of the school day. Students have time to eattheir breakfast in the Auditeria before they reportto first period class.The week of September 14-18 was Safe SchoolsWeek. We practiced the following safety drills sowe will be fully prepared for emergencies shouldthey occur: Fire Drill, Tornado Drill, A.L.I.C.E.Evacuation Drill, and a Planned EvacuationDrill. The staff and students did a fantastic job of

taking these drills very seriously and I was very proud of them.

Congratulations go out to the following studentsthat have been elected to represent their peers onthis year's edition of the Paulding Middle SchoolSTUDENT COUNCIL: 6th Grade: KyleMobley, Wyatt Beckman, Caleb Thompson, RileyRue and Paige Jones. 7th Grade – LukeMcCullough, Kaitlyn Shaffer, Meagan Dearth,Colton Howell and Dominic Carnahan. 8th Grade – Alexis Varga, Julia McMaster, Jordan Mudel,Kaylie Tressler and Noah Pessefall.

We will have a Service Learning/Community Ser-vice Day on Friday, October 9. This is a daywhere our students, along with students from De-fiance College, will help with projects around thePaulding School campus as well as around ourcommunity. We are excited for this opportunityto give back to our school district and communityin this way.Please continue supporting our Middle Schoolathletes, students, and cheerleaders. They areworking extremely hard representing our school invarious activities: Football, Volleyball, CrossCountry, Cheerleading, Band, Choir, ScienceOlympiad and Science Fair to just name a few.Stop by and watch our kids perform. Schedulesare available on our school website atwww.pauldingschools.orgThank you for your continued, fantastic support ofPaulding Middle School.

High School-Todd HarmonPaulding High School hosted a guest speaking

group by the name of ‘Breaking the Gray’ inwhich the Wayne Trace Jr. High and High Schoolstudents attended as special guests. The speakerschallenged the students to be leaders in theirschool and help make their school something to be proud of by not tolerating substances to be sold inschool and to challenge their friends and savelives by standing in the way of them making de-structive decisions. By helping law enforcement,teachers, and administrators, schools can be better places to learn and grow in. Paulding HighSchool and Wayne Trace Jr. High and HighSchool would like to thank the Paulding CountySheriff Department and ‘Lunch Ladies’ in bothschools for making this opportunity available tostudents.PHS is excited to announce that ‘Houses' have been established and will have friendly competi-tions to earn points for incentive purposes. Whileutilizing this program, which was modeled afterthe Ron Clark Academy, students will improve

academics, attendance, and citizenship, but pointscan also be subtracted for behavior issues and poor grades. Students will also enhance their skillfor the work place and college success. TheHouse names are: Palmarium - The House ofoutstanding, masterpieces; Excellentia - TheHouse of excellence, distinction; Vinco ViciVictum - The House of Mastery, overcome; Stu- pendum - The House of Stupendous. Thesenames form the acronym PEVS (Paulding Ex-empted Village Schools). While we will havecompetitions for the House Cup, we are one na-tion - Panther Nation. There will be competitionswhere Houses will have to work together andengage all students with the various challeng-es. One opportunity will be the ‘Spirit Fun Day’that we will have Oct. 2nd as part of our Home-coming Festivities. The dance will be Saturday,Oct. 3rd. from 8-11PM in the HS Auditeria.At the end of each quarter, the House in the leadwill be rewarded with an incentive for their hardwork. The end of the year is the grand finale forincentives and the House with the most points isawarded the House Cup and their House will havetheir name engraved to it. If you or your businesswould like to be a sponsor for a house with a do-nation to support this initiative, please contactTodd Harmon at Paulding High School for moreinformation.Mid-terms reports have been passed out to thestudents, so please contact your child's teacher ifyou have any concerns so we can assist them be-fore the end of the nine weeks. The OGT will beadministered the end of October for students stillneeding to pass parts of the State test. Please makesure your child is in attendance for these dates.

MINI-PANTHER BASKETBALLRegistration forms for boys in grades 1-6 and girlsin grades 1-3, will be sent home with your chil-dren in the next week. Deadline for returning theforms will be October 16 th so please don’t wait.Information as to where to return the registration

is printed on the form. Also, the boys’ basketballLaundry Detergent fundraiser will begin Novem- ber 7. If you have any questions please contactCoach Brewer at 419-399-4656 ext. 1147 [email protected].

SCHOOL LUNCH/BUS SAFETY WEEKOctober 12-16 is National School Lunch Week.“School Lunch Snapshot” is this year’s theme. Wewould like to recognize and thank all the individu-als who work in our food service program. Octo- ber 19-23 is National School Bus Safety Week.This year’s theme is “Be Smart—Be Seen, I waitin a safe place!”. Thanks to everyone that worksin our transportation program.

PARENTS AS VOLUNTEERSA number of opportunities are available to parentswho wish to volunteer their time. The followinggroups work with and support students. Thegroups and the current officers are listed below.Please consider contacting anyone on the list tosee how you can help.Athletic Booster OfficersPres: Travis McGarvey, V. Pres: Jill Adams,

Secretary: Lanetta Goshia, Treasurer: Brian Mil-ler, Assistant Treas: Melissa Tope.Paulding Elementary PTO OfficersPres: Kathy Kuckuck V. Pres: Tara Thompson,Sec: Jodi Griffith Treas: Stephanie Hull.Oakwood Elementary PTO OfficersPres: Deedi Miller, V. Pres: Joann Bail, Sec:Amber Miller, Treas: Mandy Woods. Science OlympiadCo-Pres: Shellie Clapsaddle and Linda Reineck,Sec: Michelle Luderman, Treas: Donna Matson.

Band BoostersPres: Jon Thomas, Vice-Pres: Vacant, Sec: CarolRazo, Treas: Rachael Thomas.

FFA ALUMNIThe Paulding FFA Alumni meets quarterly in theAg Room at Paulding High School. Future meet-ings are Monday, Nov 16, 2015 and Tuesday, Feb16, 2016. Whether you were a FFA member ornot, you can join the Alumni and be a part of anorganization that prides itself in helping makeFFA students’ lives better. Your commitmenthelps ensure the continued success of America’s premier youth leadership organization. To join, please contact one of the following officers: Pres:Dan Howell, V. Pres: Justin Carnahan, Sec:Deanna Carnahan, Treas: Rena Rager.

PRESCHOOL SCREENINGA free Preschool screening will be available to allchildren in Paulding County, up to five years ofage. The screenings are at the following locationsand times:October 2 at Oakwood Elementary 8:30-11:00October 2 at Paulding Elementary 12:30-3:00October 23 at Grover Hill Elementary 11:00-2:00To make an appointment, please call 1-877-473-8166. Walk-ins will be accepted, but may have towait for an opening in the schedule.

7th Grade FootballOct. 5 Fairview-T 5:00 8th Grade FootballOct. 1 Crestview-T 5:00Oct. 8 Delphos Jefferson-H 5:00Oct. 15 Bluffton-T 5:00Oct. 22 Ada-H 5:00JV FootballOct. 3 Allen East-T 10:00aOct. 17 Spencerville-H 10:00aOct. 24 Columbus Grove-T 10:00aVarsity Football

Oct. 2 Allen East-H (Homecoming) 7:00Oct. 9 Ada-T 7:00Oct. 16 Spencerville-T 7:00Oct. 23 Columbus Grove-H 7:00Oct. 30 Crestview-T 7:00Cross CountryOct. 1 Bryan-H 5:00Oct. 3 Kalida Invite-T 9:00Oct. 8 Edgerton/Fairview-H 4:30Oct. 10 Antwerp Invite-T 8:30Oct. 13 County Meet-H 4:30Oct. 17 NWCMeet@ Lincolnview (VW)10:00aJH VolleyballOct. 1 Crestview-H 5:00Oct. 5 Spencerville-T 5:00Oct. 8 Columbus Grove-H 5:00Oct. 10 NWC Tourney@TBD 9:00Oct. 12 Delphos Jefferson-T 5:00Oct. 13 Van Wert-H 5:00Oct. 15 Defiance-H 5:00Oct. 17 NWC Tourney Final 4 10:00

Oct. 19 NWC Tourney Final 6:00Freshman VolleyballOct. 1 Edgerton-T 4:30Oct. 8 Wayne Trace-T 4:30Oct. 10 Panther Invite-H 9:00Oct. 12 Wauseon-T 4:45Oct. 15 Leipsic-H 5:00JV/Varsity VolleyballOct. 1 Crestview-T 5:30Oct. 3 Archbold Spiketacular-T 9:00Oct. 5 Hicksville-T 5:30Oct. 6 Delphos Jefferson-H 5:30Oct. 8 Wayne Trace-T 5:30Oct. 12 Wauseon-T 5:30Oct. 13 Lincolnview-H 5:30

Oct. 2 PS Screening– OE 8:30-11:00aOct. 2 PS Screening—PE 12:30– 3:00pOct. 3 Homecoming Dance 8:00-11:00pOct. 5 Picture Day-PE/OE

Oct. 5 Band Booster Mtg 7:00Oct. 6 ASVAB testOct. 7 Athletic Booster Meeting 7:00pOct. 8 Jostens Mtg w/Seniors & Vantage SrsOct. 14 PSAT Test-Juniors 7:45a-12:00pOct. 16 MS/HS Picture retakesOct. 18-Nov 9 FFA Fruit SalesOct. 19 Mobile Dentist-PEOct. 20 Board Mtg.-OE Café 7:00pOct. 20 Choir Concert-Auditeria 7:30pOct. 21 Mobile Dentist-OEOct. 23 END OF FIRST NINE WEEKSOct. 23 Preschool Screening-Grover Hill 11-2Oct. 24 ACT Test at Paulding 7:45a-12:00Oct. 26-30 OGT Testing for Jr/SrOct. 27 Sounds of the Stadium 7:00pOct. 28 Grade Cards Go HomeOct. 28-31 National FFA Conv-LouisvilleOct. 30 PE PTO Party in the Park/Fall Parade

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Faculty, sta, and students at all three WayneTrace Local School buildings connue to workhard everyday. Educang our youth is andalways will be a team eort, with connuedcooperaon and communicaon neededbetween parents and school personnel. The

more we stay informed about our children’s edu-caon, the more we can help pave the way to asuccessful school experience. As I’ve statedmany mes, feel free to frequently communicatewith your child(ren)’s teachers concerning educa-onal and co-curricular issues.

Speaking of communicaon, I strongly encour-age you to visit the school website(www.waynetrace.org) and review its newestfeature called “Who’s Telling Your Story?” Thislink is found under the “Administraon” tab andis full of great, posive stories submied by ourfaculty and sta members. So many wonderfulacvies are happening at Wayne Trace both inand out of the classroom right now, and this siteprovides a snapshot of several of these educa-onal and service-minded acvies. A hugethank you goes out to all of the teachers and stamembers who have submied arcles so far.

Concerning the world of transportaon, fall isright around the corner, signifying the beginningof shorter days and longer nights. As we con-nue to make safety a high priority, parents areencouraged to remind their student-drivers touse the “defensive approach” when operang amotor vehicle. As you’re well aware by now,texng while driving is a violaon in the state ofOhio, and drivers under the age of eighteen canbe pulled over simply for this violaon. Parentsare highly encouraged to remind their student -drivers of the dangers involved in driving at nightor in the early morning, especially when otheryoung people are also in the vehicle. Texts canand should wait. Everyone plays a part in gengstudents to and from school safely.

Our teaching sta has several new teachersthis year. As part of being an entry-level teacher,the Ohio Department of Educaon has outlined a“Teacher-Mentor Program.” Experienced teach-

ers work with inexperienced, developing teach-ers right in the classroom of the new teachers.As part of this program, experienced teachersmay videotape the new teachers presenng alesson to students. Noce: If you do not wantyour child to appear in any of these condenalvideos of new teachers, contact your child(ren)’sbuilding principal(s) in wring, stang that youdo not want your child to appear in a video. Ifwe do not hear from you within a reasonableamount of me, then we will consider it accepta-ble for your child(ren) to appear in these videos.Please understand: These videos are completelycondenal, with the sole purpose of the videosbeing to help inexperienced teachers improve,not to record the behavior of the students.

The JH/HS students are currently in the midstof another thrilling Homecoming week with“Spirit Week” planned for September 28-October3. As part of this much-ancipated week of fun

acvies, our students will parcipate in theannual bon re on Thursday evening, the varsityfootball game versus Holgate on Friday evening,and the semi-formal dance on Saturday night.Many thanks go out to our HS student council,under the direcon of Mrs. Annee Sinn, forcoordinang many extra-curricular events relatedto the annual Homecoming ceremony.

In school calendar news, please be remindedthat school will operate on a two-hour delay onFriday, October 9 for the purpose of a teacherin-service. We also have two-hour delaysplanned for in-services on November 13, Decem-ber 11, January 15, February 12, March 11, andApril 22. Buses will run two hours late on each ofthese Fridays with school starng two hours laterthan the normal start-me. We appreciate thecooperaon from our parents/guardians as weuse this me to conduct building-level iniavesthat will beer prepare our students for academ-

ic success. A big thank you goes out to everyone who

played a role in and/or aended the 2015 WayneTrace Sta Hall of Fame ceremony. This year’sinductees were Mr. Robert Mutschelknaus andMr. Larry Pressler. We would also like to expressour gratude to the members of the communitywho nominate former sta members for thisaward, as inducng our best faculty and stawould not be possible without those people whomake the nominaons.

Finally, please be aware of our annual parent-teacher conferences, scheduled for October 28-29. But also be aware that you may schedulemes to meet with your child(ren)’s teachers atany me during the school year, not just duringthe scheduled, annual conferences.

As always, if you have quesons or concernsabout your child’s educaonal 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 dedication.Interested individuals should be available from6:00-9:00 a.m. and 2:30-4:45 p.m. for bus routesor from 3:00-9:00 p.m. for activities.

To become a licensed bus driver, you must gothrough the training process, pass a physical,pass a pre-employment drug screening, and havea clean background check. Other rules and quali-fications are laid out in the Ohio Pupil Transpor-tation Operation and Safety Rules that can befound at www.ode.state.oh.us.

If you would like to find out more informationor have any questions, please call Amy Noggle,WT Transportation Director, at 419-263-2512 ext.405 or by email at: [email protected].

Laurie DeLong, Director of Student Services

The next Free Early Childhood Screening isOctober 23 at Grover Hill Elementary from 11:00a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Children from birth to age 5 willbe screened in developmental areas, hearing,speech, and vision. To reserve a me, call1-877-473-8166, extension 41.

There are many wonderful things happening inour special needs classrooms! One example of isJennifer Moran's cross-categorical classroomrecently assisted with the Payne food pantry andvisited the Vancrest nursing home. Communityinvolvement is an important part of the life-skillscurriculum in her class. Also, intervenon spe-cialist Michelle Berry was featured in a piece with21Alive news. She was able to raise moniesthrough a crowd-funding website to purchasesensory materials for special needs students inher building.

Every year Wayne Trace receives a rang onthe performance of our special educaon pro-gram. In past years, this was called the SpecialEducaon Determinaon. This year, it isrenamed the Special Educaon Rang. This isbased on a set of 20 data and performance indi-cators and measures compliance.

Our rang reects data from the 2013 - 2014school year. Schools can get one of four determi-

naons--

Meets Requirements, Needs Assis-tance, Needs Intervenon , or Needs SubstanalIntervenon. Wayne Trace achieved the MeetsRequirements determinaon with a perfectscore.

For quesons about Early Childhood Screening,Special Educaon Rang, or any other specialeducaon topic or related services, you may call419-587-3414 extension 330 or [email protected]

WT GROVER HILL ELEMENTARY

Kevin Wilson, Principal

The month of October brings to a close the rstquarter. Since the rst quarter ends on October16, it is only ng that we schedule a me for

parents and teacher to sit down and discuss stu-dent progress. Parent/Teacher conferences willbe on Wednesday, October 28 from 5:30 to 8:30and again on Thursday, October 29 from 1:00 to8:00. The WTGH goal for this year is for 100% ofthe parents to aend these very important con-ferences. The WTGH sta and I would like toencourage all parents to make me to schedule aconference with their child’s teacher.

We would like to say thank you to all involvedin making this year’ fundraiser a huge success.The PTO fundraiser was very successful again thisyear. The funds raised during this PTO fundraiserare used to pay for assemblies, eld trips, andmany other items that benet the Grover Hillstudents. At this me, the sta and I would liketo take this me to THANK the PTO for all thatthey do for WTGH students and sta. Also, onbehalf of the PTO, I would like to thank theWTGH community members for their support.

The Title I reading program is a school -wide,federally funded program that provides addi-onal assistance in reaching reading prociency.The following criterion is used to select studentsto parcipate in the Title I program:

Reading Diagnosc score of “Not on Track”for grade level

Standardized reading score of limited orbasic in any given reading area

DIBELS reading assessment indicang a needfor intensive intervenon

Star Reading test placement of below gradelevel

Teacher criteria checklist indicang class-room performance below expected level

Kindergarten fall tesng indicang student is“at risk”

Students must qualify in at least two criteria

areas to receive addional reading instrucon bythe Title I teacher. Students typically receive anaddional 20-30 minutes of reading instrucon

from a highly-qualied teacher each day. If youhave any quesons regarding the teacher’s quali-caons, you may contact Mr. Wilson. An infor-maonal meeng will be scheduled following thecompleon of fall assessments. Should you haveany quesons concerning Grover Hill’s Title Iprogram please feel free to contact Mrs. Klopfen-stein, the Title I teacher.

This year we have incorporated a very special

day into our regular schedule. We have added aspecial day in which each student can invite avery important person to visit their classroom.This special day is called VIP Day. In October the6

th grade will take their turn with VIP Day. The

date for this day is October 16. We hope thatwhen are asked by a 6

th -grade student to be

their VIP you will take advantage of this greatopportunity. More informaon on the 6

th grade

VIP Day will be sent home later this month.

WT PAYNE ELEMENTARY

Jody Dunham, Principal

As I sit down to write this newsleer, I amoverwhelmed by the posive start to the 2015-2016 school year. On behalf of the students andsta at Payne Elementary, I want to thank thefamilies and community for their connuoussupport through gis, kind words and prayers.Payne Elementary wants to be the central focusand meeng place for the community. It is ourhope and desire to partner with business, familyand with all community members to serve, sup-port and teach our young children – the future ofPayne, Ohio!

The month of September was lled with fantas-c teaching and learning. Please go to theWayne Trace Local Schools website and exploresome of these events. The Payne Elementaryhome page is lled with photographs for you toenjoy and the “Who’s Telling Your Story?” linkunder the Administraon tab has addionalstories, photos and videos of what is taking placein the classrooms.

A highlight during the month of September wasa news clip on Channels 21 and 33 that featuredIntervenon Specialist Mrs. Michelle Berry and

her special “Go Fund Me” project. You can seethis video recording on the “Who’s Telling YourStory?” link.

I wish to thank the parents that aended the“Stronger Than a Bully” assembly and the “CoeeWith the Principal” meeng in September.Everyone is welcome to aend events at PayneElementary. We welcome parents, grandparents,neighbors and community members. Please seethe district calendar for dates and mes ofupcoming events in October.

Payne Elementary connues to need volun-teers. Please call 419-263-2512 if you are inter-ested in working with students. Even thirtyminutes per week will make a dierence in thelife of a child.

The building-wide Halloween Parade will be at1:30 on October 23. Please come and line thestreets of Payne to cheer the students on!

Finally, we look forward to our upcomingParent Teacher Conferences. Please mark yourcalendar for 5:00-8:30 p.m. on October 28 and1:00-8:00 p.m. on October 29. We value thisme of collaboraon between teachers and fami-lies. Please watch for informaon to come homewith your child to schedule your conference.

WT JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Sarah A. Franz, Guidance Counselor

Students have the opportunity to meet withrepresentaves from several colleges and univer-sies throughout October. Those coming inOctober are Wright State Lake Campus, RhodesState, Indiana Tech and University of Cincinna.Dates and mes are posted on the Jr./Sr. bullenboard and on announcements throughout themonth. Students can sign up in the GuidanceOce.

The next ACT test date is December 12, and theregistraon deadline is November 6. Registraonand informaon is found at www.act.org.

The next driver’s educaon classes available atWayne Trace will be the rst two weeks ofDecember. Students must by 15 years and 5months old to take the class. Classes are pro-vided by Safe Start Driving School in Antwerp.More informaon will be available the beginningof November.

Students of the Month

Wayne Trace JH-HS teachers recently nomi-nated and voted on August-September Studentsof the Month. Aer tallying the teacher votes,the Students of the Month are: 7

th Grade:

Kearsn Karolyi; 8th Grade: Zack Wright; 9

th

Grade: Haleigh Stoller; 10th Grade: Marissa

Huebner; 11th Grade: Brooke Long; and 12

th

Grade: Allie Boro. These students received a“Raider Pride – Pay Forward” t-shirt as part oftheir award. Way to go Raiders!!

MUSIC DEPARTMENT NEWS

Congratulaons to the Wayne Trace MarchingBand! They parcipated in the Lima Bath BandSpectacular on September 12 with a great show!

The band will be in the Payne Fall FesvalParade on October 10

and will perform at the

opening ceremony at the park. Later that daythey will travel to Maumee High School for acompeon. Good Luck!

Mark your calendars for Friday, November 13,for our 3

rd annual Fine Arts Fesval. There will be

a supper before the concert that evening. Themarching band and concert choir will performalong with a guest group to be revealed soon!Tickets will be $10 for the supper/concert or $5for the concert only. Tickets will be availablestarng October 19.

Oct. 1 HS-Homecoming acvies and

bonre 6:00-10:00

Oct. 3 Homecoming dance 7:00-10:00

Oct. 9 2-hr. Delay—Staf In-Service

Oct. 10 Marching Band at Payne Fall

FesvalOct. 10 Marching Band at Maumee

Oct. 13 PE-Coee w/Principal 9:30-10:30

Oct. 16 End of 1st Quarter

Oct. 16 GH—6th grade VIP day

Oct. 19 PE-Photo Retake Day

Oct. 23 Early Childhood Screening at GHElem. 11:00-2:00

Oct. 23 PE-Halloween Parade 1:30

Oct. 26 HS-OGT administered

Oct. 28 Parent-Teacher Conf. 5:30-8:30

Oct. 29 NO SCHOOL—Parent-TeacherConf. 1:00-8:00

Oct. 30 NO SCHOOL

Oct. 31 Marching Band at Payne and

Grover Hill Halloween Parades

Varsity Football

Oct. 2 Holgate (Homecoming)-H 7:00 Oct. 9 Edgerton-T 7:00 Oct. 16 Hicksville (Senior Night)-H 7:00 Oct. 23 Tinora-T 7:00 Oct. 30 LCC-T 7:00

JV Football Oct. 12 Edgerton-T 5:00 Oct. 19 Hicksville-H 5:00 Oct. 26 Tinora-T 4:30

Jr. High FootballOct. 1 Edgerton (7th gr.)-H 5:00 Oct. 6 Antwerp (8th gr.)-H 5:00 Oct. 13 Hicksville (8th gr.)-T 5:00

Oct. 15 Hicksville (7th gr.)-T 5:00 Oct. 20 Holgate (8th gr.)-T 5:00 Oct. 26 Fairview (8th gr.)-H 4:30 Oct. 27 Crestview (7th gr.)-T 5:00

JV/Varsity Volleyball Oct. 3 Hicksville @ Lincolnview-T 10:00 Oct. 6 Hicksville-T 5:30 Oct. 8 Paulding-H 5:30 Oct. 12 Delphos Jeerson-T 5:30 Oct. 13 Tinora-H 5:30 Oct. 15 Antwerp-H 5:30

Freshman Volleyball Oct. 8 Paulding-H 4:30 Oct. 10 Paulding-T 9:00 Oct. 12 Edgerton-T 4:30 Oct. 13 Tinora-H 4:30

Oct. 15 Antwerp-H 4:30

Jr. High VolleyballOct. 1 Edgerton-H 4:30 Oct. 5 Ooville-T 5:00 Oct. 6 Hicksville-H 5:00 Oct. 8 Miller City-H 5:30 Oct. 13 Fairview-T 4:30 Oct. 17 GMC @ Antwerp 9:00

Cross Country Oct. 3 Edgerton Inv.-T 9:00 Oct. 10 Antwerp Inv.-T 9:00 Oct. 13 County Meet at Paulding 4:30 Oct. 17 GMC 9:30 Oct. 24 Districts at Spencerville-T TBA

Girls Golf

Oct. 1 Wayne Trace Inv.-H 4:30

DISTRICT CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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