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*Includes all shop fees on any repair of GM vehicles. Customer must present in writing to Stykemain a complete estimate of therepair including all part numbers and total labor hours in advance of the customer giving Stykemain authorization for repairs.

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

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

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Monday, February 24, 2014 Paulding County Progress-Weekly Reminder - 1

THE WEEKLY REMINDERPOSTALPATRONPRESORTEDSTANDARD

US POSTAGEPAID

PAULDING, OHIO

45879

PERMIT #12P.O. Box 180 - PAULDING, OHIO - 45879 - 419-399-4015Classifieds get the job done Buy Sell Trade Rent Hire ECRWSS


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Books - All of Lloyd C. Dou-glas books one auto-graphed, good condition.419-399-5106. 27p1$125 QUEEN PILLOWTOP

MATTRESS SET. New inplastic, can deliver 260-493-0805. 25c4

YEARS AGO ANTIQUEMALL, 108 W. Main Street,Van Wert (419) 238-3362, 30+Dealers. Closed Tuesdays.Buy & Sell. 27ctf

AL GRIFFITHS CON-STRUCTION: Windows, lightelectrical, drywall, siding,doors and more. Call Al foryour repair or constructionneeds. 419-506-2102 51ctf

IN PAYNE -- 2 BDRM. mo-bile home. 1st months rentplus deposit 419-263-4700or 419-263-8304. 27c2IN PAULDING. 3 BDRM.house $500 a month plus de-posit. 419-258-2345. 27c12 BDRM APARTMENT - ap-pliances and a/c included.Nice neighborhood. Off-street parking. $415/mo.419-769-0037 or 419-658-8644 26c22 BDRM HOUSE TRAILERfor rent in Grover Hill. 419-438-5850 26c2ROOMMATE TO SHAREEXPENSES, separate bath-rooms, 419-263-2780. 12ctf

TWO, NICE 1 BDRM APTS.on ground level. 1 mile Westof Antwerp, quiet country set-ting. Laundry facility on site -included in rent. 260-385-8799 14ctf2 BDRM. APARTMENTSFOR RENT in Paulding and

Defiance. Please call Al at419-399-2419 for more de-tails. 43ctfIN PAULDING - WhisperingPines - 2 bdrm. Call 419-670-4655 or 419-399-2419

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NOW LEASING: ONE &TWO BEDROOM APART-MENTS. in Paulding. Pleasecall Straley Real Estate at419-399-4444 or 419-399-3721 for more informa-tion 25ctfPAULDING STORAGE CEN-TER: Now renting storageunits. Different sizes available.Call 419-399-2419 for info.

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PAULDING MINI STORAGEUNITS. For more informationplease call Straley Real Es-tate at 419-399-4444 or 419-

399-3721 25ctf

COINS, ANTIQUES, OLDKNIVES, postcards, OLDtoys, jewelry, watches,stamps, collections. AustinWhite419-399-3353 23p6

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIS-TANT. Duties include phoneskills/mail/invoicing/corre-spondence/recordkeeping in-cluding IFTA, IRP &C D L / s u p p l i e s / J o bcosting/Newsletter/Party

plannng. Microsoft officeskills a must. Some construc-tion knowledge extremelyhelpful. Position would re-quire ability to work well onyour own plus take directionfrom staff. Strong communi-cation skills beneficial. Offer-ing 401K, Health insurance.Email resume [email protected]. 27c1WELL ESTABLISHEDLOCAL construction com-pany seeking individuals withmulti-trade construction ex-perience. Offering 401k andhealth insurance. Send re-sume to Alexander & Bebout,Inc. 10098 Lincoln Hwy. VanWert. E.O.E. 27c1LOOKING FOR EXPERI-ENCED TRUCK DRIVERwith Class A CDL license tohaul farm machinery. CallHomier & Sons at 419-263-2317 and ask for Ben or faxresume to 419-263-3067 26c2PAULDING PUTNAM ELEC-TRIC COOPERATIVE INPAULDING, OHIO HAS ANOPENING FOR A PART-TIME CASHIER. This posi-tion is approximately 20 hoursper week. DO NOT APPLY INPERSON. Interested candi-dates should send cover letterand resume by March 1 to:NWEC, Attn: HR, 04125 StateRoute 576, Bryan, OH 43506.Equal Opportunity Employer,Minorities/Females/Disabili-ties/Veterans 25c3HELP WANTED. AG ME-CHANIC with some experi-ence, computer skills and ownstools. Full time position. CallChris @ Homier & Sons. 419-

263-2317 or Fax Resume to419-263-3067. 26c2HOMIER & SONS LOOK-ING for an Ag Service Man-ager to oversee day to dayoperations in our Service De-partment. Experienced, wellorganized and works well

with people. Computer skillsa must. Call Ben @ 419-263-2317 or Fax Resume to 419-263-3067. 26c2GRAIN FARM HELPWANTED - part-time or full-time possible. Must be self-motivated & mechanicallyinclined. CDL is a plus.Please send contact informa-tion to: P.O. Box 294, Payne,OH 45880. 25p4R&R EMPLOYMENT. Look-ing for: Sanitation, Produc-tion Workers, IndustrialMaintenance. PreferredClean Criminal Background.Apply online www.rremploy-ment.com or call 419-232-2008. 26c2

HOME FOR SALE BYOWNER - 4 bdrm., 2 fullbaths, eat-in kitchen, all-sea-son room, natural gas heat,central air, detached garage,storage shed. Quiet Pauldingneighborhood. $62,000. Call419-233-2951. 27p1NEW LISTING - BEAUTI-FUL 3 BDRM, 1 1 /2 BATHRANCH HOME. Great loca-tion, 735 Tom Tim Dr., nearschool & park. Lg. backyardoverlooking pond & forest.Home includes lg. eat-inkitchen, lg. family room, liv-ing room & den. $130,000.Call 419-576-7758 to tour.

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34th Year ARTS ANDCRAFTS VENDORS WEL-COME, Art-in-thePark, Defi-ance Library, Fort grounds.

Last Sunday of June. June29, 2014 10:30 am to 4:00pm Booth rental $25 and$35. Early registration byJune 15th. Contact: GaryBoyer 419-784-3205 813 El-bert, Defiance, OH. 43512.27c2

SPRING TRAVEL PARTYSUN. MARCH 16RamadaInn. New Fliers will be ready!Exit 131:30-4:00pm. April26-30International MilitaryExtravaganza Norfolk, Va. Honoring Vietnam Veterans.800 performers! Call for excit-ing flier. Evelyns Excursions417-737-2055 - 877-771-4401www.evelynsexcursions.com

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THE VILLAGE OF PAULDING ADOPTED AN INCOMETAX THAT BECAME EFFECTIVE ON JANUARY 1, 2014.

THE INCOME TAX RATE FOR THE VILLAGE OFPAULDING IS 1.00% (ONE PERCENT) ON ALL EARNED

WAGES AND/OR LOTTERY WINNINGS. PLEASE NOTEFOR TAX YEAR 2013, THE TAX RATE FOR 2013 WAS

0.5% (ONE-HALF PERCENT) AND NINETY-PERCENT(90%) OF YOUR TAX DUE MUST BE PAID BY JANUARY

31, 2014 TO AVOID PENALTY AND INTEREST.

THE VILLAGE CONTRACTS WITH THE CENTRAL COL-

LECTION AGENCY (CCA), 205 W SAINT CLAIR AVE,

CLEVELAND, OH 44113-1503 TO ADMINISTER THETAX. ALL RESIDENTS OVER THE AGE OF 18 ARE RE-QUIRED TO FILE THE VILLAGE TAX FORM OR FILE

AN EXEMPTION CERTIFICATE.

MUNICIPAL TAX FORMS WILL NOT BE MAILED TORESIDENTS THIS YEAR. FORMS MAY BE OBTAINED

AT THE VILLAGE OFFICE AT 116 S. MAIN ST. DURINGREGULAR BUSINESS HOURS OR AT OUR WEBSITE:

http://www.villageofpaulding.com/village_forms.htm.

REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CCA WILL BE AT THE

PAULDING FIRE STATION ON MONDAY, MARCH 10thFROM 1-7:00PM FOR TAX PAYER ASSISTANCE. THIS IS

A FREE SERVICE - NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY.THESE INDIVIDUALS WILL ASSIST RESIDENTS IN

COMPLETING THEIR 2013 RETURNS.

IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS,

PLEASE CONTACT THE INCOME TAX DIRECTOR AT419-399-4011.

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THE PROFESSIONALS

WINDOWS ROOFING SIDING FENCING

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

Wood Steel Painting Available Insulation

Aluminum Railing Awnings Rubber Roofing Decks Fence

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Van Wert, OH 45891

Phone: (419)238-9795Toll Free: (800)216-0041

1640 Baltimore St.

Defiance, OH 43512

Phone: (419)782-1181Toll Free: (800)888-9838

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March 3St. Paul Lutheran Church

Paulding

Shrove TuesdayPancake and Sausage Supper

Serving from 4 to 7 pmCarry out available Free will offering

Sponsored by St. Paul Lutheran Men

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Pet GroomingLarge & Small

We do them allCats & Dogs Grooming

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CO-EDVolleyball

Tournament

Sat. March 152:00 pm

at Paulding High School

Any ages, any school

$15 per 7 person team

$2 to come and watch

All proceeds will go tothe Junior class for prom.Please send entry fee and team

name/roster by March 8th to:

Paulding High SchoolAttn: Morgan Riley405 N. Water St.

Paulding, OH 4587926p3

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appointment today!

419-399-3766

Pauldingwww.integrityford.net

$150 $200CARS MOST TRUCKS

Integrity FordAuto Detailing

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FOLTZ REALTYDonald K. Foltz, II - Broker: 106 N. Williams St. Paulding

www.foltzrealty.com 419-399-2347REALTORS: Tim Boss 419-769-0823, Maurie Wannemacher 419-769-9090

#2833 Reduced Price! 733 N.Cherry St. Paulding: Nice 3 BR., 2Ba., home with newer windows,new roof, 24'x 36' detached garage.

Very well landscaped and mani-cured. Extra 1/2 Lot and partialbasement!! $108,900 Call Maurie

#2837 212 E. Bailey St. Payne:$49,900 Reduced to $45,900 Thishome has replacement windows,newer roof, 3 Bdrms with walk-inclosets, 2 full baths, vinyl fencing &fish pond W/ fountain. Call Maurie

#2838 12849 Rd. 176 Paulding:Nice manufactured home wasbuilt in 1993 W/ 2 car detachedgarage & utility shed. Open

kitchen with large family room,3 BR., 2 Ba. And the master bathoffers a garden tub. $69,000 CallDon

#2846 214 W. George St. Pauld-ing: "Move in ready" 3 Bedroomhome offering new roof, new floor-ing, newer windows and freshlypainted interior. $69,900 Call Don

CHECK OUR WEBSITE @ foltzrealty.com

Land AuctionSat., March 810:00 A.M.

199+- AcresJackson Twp. & Latty Twp.

Paulding Co., Ohio

Offered In 2 Parcels & Combinations160+- acres & 39+- acres

Auction Parcel 1 --- 160+- acres in Sec. 30, Jackson Twp. - 3 mi.south of Paulding, OH on Rd. 127 to Rt. 613; then east on Rt. 613for mi. with frontage on Rt. 613 and T-117 . FSA indicates157.72 tillable acres ------ USDA Soil Survey indicates all Latty typesoil - nice level productive quarter section.. Farmed by a pro-fessional farmer with 5.495 tons 0-0-60 and 10.205 tons 11-52-0 fallfertilizer applied with the entire parcel turbo tilled and strip tilledwith surface drainage installed for 2014 corn crop - The fertilizerand fall tillage have been paid by the seller. The buyer farms the farmfor 2014 receives the fall fertilizer and fall tillage.. Auc-tion Parcel 2 --- 39+- acres in Sec. 33, Latty Twp. - 2 mi east ofScott, OH on the Paulding / Van Wert County Line with frontage onCounty Line Rd. 12 and Rd 123 --- FSA indicates 38.56 tillable acres---- USDA Soil Survey indicates all Latty type soil. The farm hasbeen farmed by a professional farmer and has been fall turbo tilledand paid for by the Seller. Buyer farms the farm for 2014 and re-ceives the fall tillage .Call for Brochure, Surveys, FSA and otherauction information .. Auction Procedure & Terms: Multi Par-cel Bidding with bidder able to bid on either or both Auction Parcels $20,000 earnest money for Parcel 1 and $10,000 earnest moneyfor parcel 2 with closing on before April 8, 2014. Seller will furnishan owners policy of title insurance for the amount of the selling price.. Auction Location: Gorrell Bros. Auction Facility - 1201 N.Williams St., Paulding, OH . Seller: Ruth E. Mohr Trust,Rudy Mohr & Carol Wyatt, Co-Trustees --- Norman E. Cook ofLaw Office of Cook, Burkard & Gorrell LTD is the Attorney forthe Seller and will be preparing Sellers closing documents that in-cludes Owners Policy Of Title Insurance in the amount of the selling

price..Gorrell Bros. Auctioneers; Don Gorrell, Sale Mgr;

Larry D. Gorrell, Broker; Sandra Mickelson - Aaron Timm -Nolan Shisler - Auctioneers

100 East Jackson St., Paulding, OH 45879

419-399-4444

STRALEY REAL ESTATE

ON THE MAUMEE RIVER:

Many recent improve-ments both inside and out.

Theres a 3 bdrm., 1.5bath home with basement,garage, storage shed &many trees, all on 1.88acres. #356

CLEAN & NEAT home on acorner lot in Paulding withhardwood floors, recentupdates, and fenced sideand rear yards. #357

3 BEDROOM one storyhome with attachedgarage. Newer siding, win-

dows, kitchen tops,and

most floor covering.Located in Paulding. #330

QUALITY CONSTRUCTED.

3 bdrms, 3 baths, 2800 sq.ft. of living area, 1200 sq. ft.garage/vehicle storage andstill room for your workshop.Out back is a pond. All on2.5 acres, located near thePaulding Hospital.#344

For photos & more information please visit

www.straleyrealestateinc.com, or call

Matt Straley at 419-785-5161

Carolyn Straley at 419-769-1352 or 419-399-3721

Rudy Straley at 419-769-8996 or 419-399-3721

or email [email protected]

BUILDING SITES - Located in and near Paulding.Various sizes and prices. Please call for information.

Land Auction38+- Acres

Productive Hoytville Soil

Mark Twp., Defiance Co., OH

Sat., March 1 - 10:00 A.M.

Farm Location: 4 mi south of Farmer, OH onFarmer Mark Rd; Corner of Farmer Mark Rd.and Buckskin Rd.....38+- acres - nearly all till-able - offered in one parcel....USDA Soil Surveyindicates nearly all productive Hoytville typesoil...Parcel will be surveyed prior toauction...Terms: $10,000 earnest money on the

day of auction upon the signing of the purchaseagreement with balance due at closing on or be-fore April 10, 2014. Subject to confirmation ofthe sellers. Possession: At closing with buyerhaving the farming rights for 2014...Call forFSA, Survey & Other information .... AuctionLocation: Farmer, Ohio American Legion (cor-ner of Rt. 2 & Rt. 249) - 4 mi. north of the farm- free refreshments....Sellers: Kenneth E. Crites(Ian A. Weber, Attorney) and Mary L. Crites(Ryan S. Breininger, Attorney)...... GorrellBros. Auctioneers & Real Estate; Don Gorrell,Auction Mgr; Larry D. Gorrell, Broker; San-dra Mickelson - Aaron Timm - Nolan Shisler- Auctioneers

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Despite the many disruptions to our regular

schedule, the 2013-2014 school year continues through the third grading period, meaning spring However, many weeks still exist for winterweather, so we encourage everyone to continue

exercising caution when traveling.Speaking of weather (which has exhausted a

great deal of energy this school year), we havemissed a grand total of twelve school days at thetime of this writing. This total includes the daymissed for the state football tournament game,which we made up on February 17. We alsomade up a student day on February 26 (originallyscheduled as a teacher in-service day), leavingour current make-up total at five days. We con-tinue to hear state-level rumblings about a possi-ble reprieve from making up all days this year.However, until we know what our options are,we will plan to be in school on May 29-30 andJune 2- ceremony scheduled for Sunday, May 25, analternative plan for the senior class is a distinctpossibility at this time. With all that said, we willmake every effort to keep you well informed aswe trek our way through the final three-plusmonths of this weather-plagued school year.

Tired of the winter blues? Come out and enjoythe harmonious sounds of our high school bandand choir at the annual winter concert, scheduledfor March 2 at 2:30 in the main gymnasium. Ourperforming arts department is a source of pridein the community, and these young musicians March concert.

Turning to academic matters, the Ohio Gradua-tion Tests and Ohio Academic Assessments arequietly creeping up on us. Before long, we will be chances for success, our teachers continue tointroduce, develop, and assess their students onthe academic content standards as outlined bythe Ohio Department of Education. Two of ourprimary goals for this year are to have a district-wide Performance Index score over 100 pointsand to have a vast improvement on our value-added measurement. Parents can help makethese goals a reality by continuing to support our

Remember, success at school is a team effortbetween home and school. Everyone plays a vitalpart in the education of our students.

In other academic news, the Straight A Grantplanning committee continues exploring optionsfor putting a computer in the hands of eachstudent in grades 7-12, possibly as early as thebeginning of the 2014-2015 school year. This is avery exciting time for our students as wecontinue moving them forward in the era of 21 stCentury education.

Time still exists for you to nominate a formerstaff member for the Wayne Trace Staff Hall ofFame Class of 2014. If you wish to obtain a nomi-nation form, contact Ann Olwin in the centraloffice, and she will assist you. The Hall of Fameevent has become very popular in the commu-nity, and you can play a vital role by nominatingone of more worthy former staff members.

Finally, please be aware of some further schoolcalendar announcements: 1.) Juniors and seniors

who have passed sections of the OGT will have atwo-hour delay each day the week of March 10-14. Buses will run on time everyday that week,and all students in grades PK-10 will be on theirregular schedule. If you have questions aboutthis matter, contact the JH/HS office. 2.) Springbreak is the week of March 24-28. These dayswill not be used as make-up days, nor will Friday,April 18. 3.) At this time school will operate on atwo-hour delay, district-wide, on Tuesday, May 6for the purpose of a teacher in-service. Buses willrun two hours late that day.

As always, if you have questions or concerns Wayne Trace, feel free to contact your buildingprincipal or superintendent.

Go Raiders!

Laurie DeLong, Director of Student Services

We will soon start planning the 2014-2015rosters for our Little Raiders Preschools. Parentsof typically developing preschoolers (who attend-ed an Early Childhood Screening this school year)will receive an initial letter the first two weeks ofApril. Parents will be notified of whether or nottheir child is enrolled by the first week of May.Please note that the final county-wide EarlyChildhood Screening is March 21 at the PauldingSt. Paul Lutheran Church from 11:00 a.m.-3:00p.m. Appointments may be scheduled by calling1-877-473-8166. If school is cancelled on thatday, the screening will be held April 4.

Our next program in the Coffee & DessertParent/Professional Series will be Tuesday,April 1, from 4:30-6:30 p.m. at the Wayne TraceJr./Sr. High School Lecture Hall. Linell Weinberg,Executive Director of the Autism Society ofNorthwest Ohio, will be presenting "What YouDon't Know Can Hurt You: The Hidden Curriculumof Interacting with Law Enforcement and FirstResponders". Individuals with developmentaldisabilities, including autism, can have difficultycommunicating with police and other firstresponders in incidents where there is a crisis inthe home or community and no adult is available(i.e. accident, injury, fire, lost, etc.). This trainingwill help parents and school professionalsprepare the child for interaction and will includevideos, useful handouts, and other "freebies".The training is free. If interested, Contact CathyRuiz at 419-263-2512 (Wayne Trace PayneElementary), or by email at [email protected].

For additional information about preschool, Cof-fee & Dessert Trainings, or any special educationtopic or related services, please contact LaurieDeLong at 419-587-3414 (Grover Hill office), 419-399-4711 (Western Buckeye office), or by email:[email protected]

2014-2015 Registration

Young 5's (Transitional Kindergarten) and

Traditional KindergartenWayne Trace is excited to announce the possi-

bility of two Kindergarten age programs for the2014-2015 school year. These options include apossible Young 5's (Transitional Kindergarten)and a regular Traditional Kindergarten.

Both programs are all day, every day programsthat provide students with a Kindergartencurriculum based on the Ohio Department ofEducation content standards. After each child'sKindergarten screening, a team of academic pro-fessionals will meet and gather their findings. Arecommendation will then be made to parentsregarding a placement for their child.

Students enrolled in Traditional Kindergartenwill need to be 5 years of age prior to August 1,2014. Students enrolled in the Young 5's(Transitional Kindergarten) must be 5 years of

age on or before September 30, 2014.It is important to note that the creation of the

Young 5's (Transitional Kindergarten) classroomwill be contingent upon a minimum enrollmentas determined by Wayne Trace administration.

All students interested in enrolling in eitherprogram are required to participate in the Kinder-garten screening process. Screenings will takeplace at WTPE on April 21 and 22 and at WTGHon April 23 and 24.

To register your child for Kindergarten, pleasecall WT Payne Elementary at 419-263-2512 or WTGrover Hill Elementary at 419-587-3414.

WT PAYNE ELEMENTARY

Jody L. Dunham, PrincipalWhat a winter! Just a few more weeks until the

calendar arrival of spring! We trust that theweather will acknowledge March 20th with sun-

shine and warmer temperatures!WTPE had the pleasure of hosting the Realeyes

program on February 11. The Ohio OptometricAssociation came to WTPE and presented a fun,interactive program for grades K-5. The programtaught students about eye health and safety.This free program was funded by the OhioDepartment of Health Save Our Sight programthrough vehicle registration renewal.

We look forward to the month of March atWTPE. Some of the great things that will betaking place include the spring Scholastic BookFair the week of March 10, a concert by musicianJohn Flynn on March 14, the annual PTO FamilyGame Night on March 14, and spring break theweek of March 24.

Our students are working very hard as theyenter the home stretch for the Ohio AchievementAssessments. At this time, the date for thoseassessments will be May 7, 8 and 9. If at allpossible, please do not plan vacations or doctor

appointments on those dates. Please feel free to success when taking these high stakes assess-ments.

WT GROVER HILL ELEMENTARY

Kevin E. Wilson, PrincipalThis has been a very interesting winter with lots

of snow, cold weather, and the missed schooldays. As we look at some of the changes to theschool calendar because of the winter weather.At this time I want to make you aware of twoimportant changes. First, we have moved theending date for the third quarter back one week.The third quarter was to end on March 14, butdue to the winter weather we have decided tomove the end of the third quarter back to Friday,March 21. The second change to the calendar isOhio Achievement Assessment (OAA). The statehas decided to extend the testing window for the

OAA. With this change WTGH students will takethe OAA during the week of May 5. Moredetailed information concerning the OAA will beavailable in April.

Students at WTGH will celebrate Read AcrossAmerica again this year. Read Across America is Dr. Seuss was born Theodor Seuss Geisel(3/2/04 9/24/91). He was an American writer,poet, and cartoonist who is widely known for hischildren's books written and illustrated asDr. Seuss. Many activities have been planned forRead Across America week. Parents, if you wouldlike to get involved with Read Across America youcan go to the school web-site, click on math andreading, then click on Dr. Seuss. On this site youwill find many different activities including gamesand books. Enjoy some fun with your child andreading.

Once again the American Red Cross will be at They will be at Grover Hill Elementary on Thurs-

day, March 6 from 1:30 until 5:30. I want to takethis time to thank the community in advance fortheir support of the Red Cross Blood Drive.

WTGH the students will get a chance to see anassembly on Crime Scene Science. During this -life crimesolving techniques.

WT JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Greg Leeth, PrincipalMarch is the month that Ohio Graduation Test

(OGT) administration takes place all around Ohio.Parents of sophomore students and parents ofjunior and senior students who have not passedone or more sections of the OGT are remindedthat testing will take place March 10-14. Thefollowing week, March 17 through 21 will serveas make up days for students who are absent the

previous week.It is important that students arrive at school on

time and well-rested throughout the testingweek. All high school students must pass each ofthe five sections of the test in order to graduatefrom high school.

Due to the numerous calamity days we haveexperienced, the Ohio Department of Educationhas extended the testing window for the OhioAchievement Assessments given to seventh andeighth grade students. We are taking advantageof the option by testing the last week within thatwindow, so we can spend more time providingstudents the instruction and learning opportuni-ties needed to be prepared for those tests. Wewill administer those tests on May 7, 8, and 9.

Junior high and high school are not just abouttesting and we have many exciting events andopportunities for students in March to prove this.The Spanish Club, advised by Mrs. JacquelineDavis, will travel to Detroit on March 1 to visit the

Detroit Institute of Arts and to visit Mexicantown.Also on March 1, the Ag Sales competition

team coached by Miss Lori Heiby and made up ofChuckie Chastain, Austin Conlon, MatthewKlopfenstein, and Arlen Stoller will compete atthe state competition in Columbus. The teamfinished second in the district competition toqualify.

Under the direction of Miss Sharon Spinner,high school students will be performing the musi-cal Bye Bye Birdie on March 6, 8, and 10. Perfor-mances on March 6 and 8 will be at 7:30 p.m.,while the performance on March 9 will begin at2:30 p.m. All performances will be held at theWT Payne Elementary Auditorium.

On March 15 the Student Council will host anearly spring dance (dare we think spring?), andlater in the month, March 19 and 20, the Market- environments where marketing and businessskills are practiced.

I would be remiss if I did not congratulate all ofthe winter sport athletes on their tremendoussuccess this season. At the time of this writing, had recently qualified for state competition atthe OASSA Regional qualifier held at AnthonyWayne High School and is scheduled to competein Columbus on Sunday, March 2.

wrestling team finished as GMC runner up andqualified eight wrestlers and one alternate for varsity basketball team won its second consecu-tive GMC championship, and Coach Bethany to an impressive 13-9 season.

Congratulations to all of the coaches and play-ers, including those student-athletes who partici-pated at the junior high, freshmen, and juniorvarsity level as well!

As always, feel free to contact us anytime if you education.

Wayne Trace Digital Academy UpdateThe Wayne Trace Digital Academy has seen

significant growth over the first half of the 2013-2014 school year. The digital program providesan educational opportunity for students whoprefer or need the flexibility that on-line instruc-tion offers. Initially serving seven students, thereare currently twenty students enrolled part-timeor full-time in the program.

The majority of the students are coming intoschool and working in the digital classroom whilea growing number have decided to work fromhome. Each student has his or her own reasonsfor choosing on- students with some health concerns in whichattendance is a complication. A few others liketo work at their own pace, and still others are

behind in school and can earn additional creditsby participating in the on- ing to Digital Academy Director Dave Alt. Headded that other schools that have implementedan on-line component into their school district -linefeature gives our school district another instruc-tional component in the ever changing educa- Superintendent, Mr. Steve Arnold believes, and Iconcur, that the best educational model remainsthe classroom with a teacher, but there arestudents who need another option and our on- tionally 22 students taking over 40 on-line collegeclasses throughout the day also report to thedigital classroom.

Guidance Department NewsSeveral scholarship applications are available.

Seniors have been given a packet of scholarships.The applications and information are also availa-

ble on the Guidance page of the HS webpage.

Trace this spring. Dates are March 3, 4 5, 6, 10,11, 12, and 13. Classes will be held from 5:15-8:30 p.m. at WT High School. Registration mate-rials are available in the Guidance Office. Thecost of the class is $340. Please call Safe StartDriving School at 419-258-1069 for additionalinformation. Students must be 15 years and 5months old to take the class.

Vantage applications are available only online.You can access the application through the Van-tage website: www.vantagecareercenter.com

We will have an informational meeting forincoming freshmen and their parents on theevening of Monday, March 10. More informationwill be posted on the Guidance page webpageand will be sent home with students.

Wayne Trace Jr. High recently took 75 studentsto Olympic Lanes in Van Wert as a RewardDay. In order to be eligible for this reward, astudent could not have a late homework, a disci-pline referral, a failing grade, or a tardy to classduring the 2nd grading period. Great Job Raiders.Keep up the Good Work!

January Students of the MonthWayne Trace Jr./Sr. High School recently

named their Students of the Month for January.They include 8th Grade: Erica Mohr; 7th Grade:Brant Heck; 12th Grade: Katie Back; 9thGrade: Seth Saylor; 10th Grade: Cole Shepherd;and 11th Grade: Jake Arend. These studentswere nominated and voted upon by the teachersat Wayne Trace. They received a "Raider Pride -Pay Forward" t-shirt as part of theiraward. GREAT JOB RAIDERS!!

WT Teacher of the QuarterWayne Trace JH-HS recently named its Teach-

ers of the Quarter. Mr. Zach Boyer is a first yearIntervention Specialist. Boyer is a native ofCincinnati, and a graduate of Miami of OhioUniversity. He received a $25 gas card compli-ments of N&N Quick Stop, and a Raider PrideT-shirt.

Miss Kara Thomas is a first year member of theEnglish Department, and a native of Van Wert, aswell as a graduate of Bowling Green State Univer-sity. She received a $25 gift certificate compli-ments of Frickers in Van Wert, and a Raider PrideT-shirt.

WTHS Gets New Trophy CaseWayne Trace JH-HS is very proud of the accom-

plishments of its student-athletes, both presentand past. To bring further attention to the greattradition of Raider athletics, school officials

recently installed a new, state-of-the-art trophycase in the JH-HS cafeteria that better allowsthose accomplishments to be showcased. Inaddition to the numerous trophies, there is alsoan excellent display of school memorabilia repre-senting the school districts that consolidated intothe present-day Wayne Trace Local SchoolDistrict. From trophies, to letter jackets, to musicand FFA documents, this collection o f souvenirs issure to make any Raider graduate proud. To viewthe new trophy case or to donate items to thisgrowing collection of memorabilia, please con-tact Mr. Tony Langhals at 419-399-4100.

March 2 HS Band/Choir Concert 2:30March 3 Read Across America beginsMarch 3-6 & 10-

March 6 Spring MusicalBye, Bye Birdie 7:30(all performances are at Payne Elem.)

March 6 Red Cross Blood Drive at WTGH1:30-5:30

March 7 Registration date for April ACTMarch 8 Spring MusicalBye, Bye Birdie 7:30March 9 Move clocks AHEAD one hourMarch 9 Spring MusicalBye, Bye Birdie 2:30March 10-14 Payne Elem. Book FairMarch 10-14 OGT testing at High SchoolMarch 11 Final DC trip mtg. for chaperons 6:00

Final DC trip mtg. for students 7:30March 14 Payne Elem. PTO Family Game Night

Doors open at 5:30; Games 6:00-8:00March 14 HS Band/Choir Large Group ContestMarch 15 HS Band/Choir Large Group Contest March 19-20 HS Marketing class trip to ChicagoMarch 20 FFA Banquet 6:30

March 21 End of 3rd nine weeksMarch 21 Early Childhood Screening at Paulding

St. Paul Lutheran Church 11:00-3:00March 23 HS Choir leaves for New York tripMarch 24-28 NO SCHOOLSPRING BREAK

CHEERLEADINGMarch 2 State Cheer competitionMarch 8 GMC Cheer Competition at Holgate

SOFTBALLMarch 22 HS SB scrimmage at Elmwood 11:30March 25 Varsity SB @ Allen East 5:00March 29 Varsity SB @ Continental 11:00

BASEBALLMarch 25 HS BB scrimmage home/Ft. Jen. 4:30March 31 Varsity BB home w/Continental 4:30March 31 JV BB @ Miller City 5:00

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