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

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Dear Friends of the Paulding Exempted Vil-lage Schools,We have now reached the winter season inOhio and the Northeast part of our country. Iwant to remind all of our student drivers andstaff that with winter upon us, extra cautionmust be taken each time a vehicle is put outon the roads. We value all of our school

family and believe that extra time is the saf-est plan to and from school on winter roads.Please keep your Honeywell Instant Alertaccount up to date with your most current

phone number so you will be sure to be noti -fied of any delays or closings.We at Paulding Schools also recognize whatwe are here for on a daily basis. We are here‘for the kids’ and want to celebrate the manyways they can and have excelled at PEVS. Ifyou get a chance, please support them byattending any of our many activities. Themonthly events are in this newsletter and youcan find most of our events on our websitecalendars at www.pauldingschools.org. I

believe you will come away very impressed.Don’t forget, our senior citizens 65 and olderliving in the district, can get a free pass to allsporting events. Stop in or call Cindy in the

administration building (419-399-4656 ext.1512) to get yours.Also, I want remind our Senior Citizens tomake your reservation for our annual SeniorCitizen’s Breakfast to be held on Wednes-day, December 9 at 8:30 a.m. Please contactCindy (at the above number) by December 2to RSVP.Paulding Schools will see a change in theBoard of Education beginning in January2016. I want to personally take the time tothank Greg Reinhart and Bob Burkley fortheir years of service on our Board. We alsowant to welcome new board members, MattStoller and Brian Egnor, who will join the

board in January 2016.Please feel free to contact me at my office inthe Administration building by phone, 419-399-4656 ext. 1510, or email at

[email protected] if you haveany questions about our school or this com-munity newsletter.Our Christmas break is scheduled forDecember 21 through January 1, and schoolwill resume on January 4, 2016. I want towish everyone a safe and happy holiday sea-son!Sincerely,William D. Hanak, Superintendent

Paulding Elementary- Stephanie TearGreetings! We here at Paulding Elementarywish you and your family a blessed holidayseason. We do have so many blessings inour lives. Our children are our biggest and

best blessing! Many at Paulding Elementary

often comment on how your children touchtheir hearts. I have heard that a smile orfrown can heal or pierce a heart, so I loveseeing all the healing smiles from staff andchildren within our building.If you have not had the opportunity to letyour child’s teacher know they are appreciat-ed, I encourage you to do so. As I work eachday side-by-side with the teachers at Pauld-ing Elementary, I realize how fortunate yourchildren are. Many of these teachers are sotalented and amazing at what they do! Weare blessed with many strengths within ourstaff. We have teachers who have sympa-thetic hearts as they develop young learners.I hope you will take time to let them knowyou appreciate their dedication.The students in grades K-3 have been busycompleting State required diagnostic assess-

ments on reading, writing and math. Wehave been using these results, along withother assessments, to diagnose student needsfor intervention. It has always been our goalhere at Paulding Elementary to meet studentswhere they are and take them where theyneed to be. So, these Diagnostics are justanother tool to help teachers help students.Attendance matters at Paulding Elementaryand we are making it a priority for our stu-dents to understand how important every sin-gle day is! The importance for great attend-ance starts as early as Preschool and setting a

positive routine will make a difference inyour child’s life. We have made it a goal that95% of our students are in attendance with-out being tardy. We will also be doingannouncements reminding students of our

building goal. The grade level with the best

percentage will earn ‘Smarties’! Teachersmay be implementing ownership for students

to monitor their own attendance hoping toincrease student motivation.The annual Paulding Elementary Christmasmusical will be December 3 in the HighSchool Auditeria beginning promptly at 7:30

p.m.. Our Fourth graders are being featuredthis year in a wonderful musical! We hopeyou are able to attend and enjoy the beauty ofour children during this special season. Thisis always such a wonderful community event

and you are especially welcome.Paulding Elementary wishes each and everyfamily a safe and blessed holiday season.My hope is that you enjoy one another andembrace time together.

Oakwood Elementary-Jennifer ManzAutumn Greetings from Oakwood Elemen-tary!! I want to start my article by thankingall who attended our Veteran’s Day programon Wednesday, November 11th. It was won-derful to see the number of Veterans, theirfamily members, and our students’ familymembers who joined us for an amazing pro-gram! We appreciate our Veteran’s years ofservice and sacrifice.The month of November has been a very

busy one at Oakwood Elementary! We had awonderful turnout at our parent/teacher con-ferences earlier this month – very close to

100%. Our students are much more success-ful when teachers, parents, and students areall on the same page, and this can only hap-

pen when the lines of communication arekept open. We encourage our parents to re-member sharing questions, concerns, andsuccesses with your child’s teacher are notlimited to twice a year at fifteen minute ap-

pointments. Any time questions or concernsarise regarding your child’s education, pleasecontact us.On December 8

th and 9

th, our 3

rd graders will

be taking their Ohio’s State Reading Test.They will be the first students at OakwoodElementary to take this new version of Ohiotesting. They will be taking their fall readingassessment on-line in our computer lab. Re-sults for this test are supposed to be back inthe district in late January.

Our second graders and kindergartners wouldlike to thank the members of the John Pauld-ing Historical Society for inviting them totour ‘The Festival of the Trees’ on November10th. The second graders enjoyed decoratingtheir Christmas tree with ornaments createdin Mrs. Frankart’s art class. The students at

both grade levels had lots of things theywanted to share about their visit. The newairplane demonstration was a BIG hit withour students. We appreciate being invited to

be part of ‘The Festival of Trees’ each year!The 6th Graders at Oakwood Elementarywent to the polls on November 3rd to electthis year’s Student Council Members. Abouta dozen students campaigned for the posi-tions by creating convincing posters and giv-ing well-written speeches. After the pollsclosed and the votes were tallied, the Sixth

Grade Student Council Members are: KalynGoshia, Vanessa Krueger, Jude Marshall,Wyatt Noffsinger, and Sam Woods. We lookforward to their leadership and positive atti-tudes this year. They have met once alreadyand are busy tackling a big project – thisyear’s community service project.December has just 14 school days in it! Eachof those days is packed with learning activi-ties and plenty of special holiday events aremixed in, as well. Just as I am sure your cal-endar at home is filling up with holidayevents, we are very busy here at school. Wewould love to have you mark your calendarsand join us on the following dates:**Our 5

th/6

th grade choir will be singing at

the Senior Citizens’ Breakfast in the PHSauiteria on December 9

th.

**Our 5th

Grade Band will join the Paulding

Elementary 5th Grade Band on Thursday,December 10

th for their very first perfor-

mance. This event will be hosted at thePaulding High School Auditeria at 7:00.Come learn about the musical journey theyhave been on for the past couple of months.You will be surprised at the growth they arealready showing!** Our 2

nd graders will perform “Once Upon

A Christmas Light” on Tuesday, December15

that 7:00.

**Our 6th

Grade Band will be performingChristmas music during the lunch period onWednesday, December 16, from 11:10 to12:40. You are more than welcome to comeeat in our café and be serenaded w/ Christ-mas carols!Oakwood Elementary Staff and Studentswish you and your loved ones a Safe and

Happy Holiday Season!

Middle School-Chris EtzlerI hope everyone had a very enjoyableThanksgiving Holiday break. This weekstarts a very special time of year where weare able to spend time with those we cherishand love. I am looking forward to doing thatwith my own family. On behalf of PauldingMiddle School, we wish you a very blessedHoliday!!Thank you to all of the parents/family mem-

bers that attended Parent-Teacher confer-ences at the beginning of November. Therewill be another opportunity to do this comingup at the beginning of February.Midterm reports for the second quarter will

be sent home on December 8. Do not hesi-tate to call and keep in touch with yourchild’s teacher if they are experiencing diffi-culty in their class. Just a reminder that thesecond quarter will end on January 15 thisyear and not before Christmas vacation likein years past.Our annual Senior Citizen Breakfast will beheld on Wednesday, December 9 at 8:30AM. You can reserve your spot for this spe-cial occasion by calling Cindy Kauser at 419-399-4656 ext. 1512. This is another greatopportunity for our students to show off theirspecial talents and abilities to the public.

The Band and Choir will hold their annualChristmas Concert on Sunday, December 13at 3:00 PM. Come and enjoy a fun afternoonof wonderful Christmas music.Our winter sports teams are practicing and

preparing for the upcoming season. Checkout our school website or stop in and grab aschedule in our office. Good luck to girlsand boys basketball teams, our cheerleadersand wrestling team this winter sports sea-son!!

High School-Todd HarmonPHS would like to thank Sandy Dobbeleareand Beth Kelly for leading our students in

producing and the performance of ‘Arsenicand Old Lace’. Congratulations to the stu-dents who made it happen. Our Senior Citi-zens’ Breakfast will be held on Dec.9th beginning at 8:30 a.m. Please call 419-

399-4656 ext 1512 by December 2 toRSVP. Thank you to Mr. Clapsaddle andMr. Sandwisch for helping our students dis-

play their musical talents at this event, andalso to our advisors and teachers for allowingour students to assist and continue to makethis a special event for our community. The

band and choir will also perform a Christmasconcert on Sunday, Dec. 13 in the highschool gym. We hope you can join us forthis annual seasonal event.The ‘Houses’ of PHS, Palmarium, Excel-lentia, Vinco Vici Victim, and Stupendum,would like to thank the following for ourgrowing sponsorship: Paulding Kiwanis,Paulding-Putnam Electric Co-op, INSBIT(Phillip Jackson), the Klint Manz family, andan anonymous donor. We would also encour-age anyone who is interested in participating

with our initiative to engage students andchallenge them to improve academically,socially, and prepare them with work relatedskills, to contact me to provide informationfor your consideration. You may contact mein the High School at 419-399-4656 ext.1110. Sponsors will be provided updates andadvertising. All donations are used 100% forstudent incentives that are given at the con-clusion of the 9 week period. The top pointwinner earns the ‘Paulding House Cup’which was created by The Awards Shop andis sitting on display in the office.PHS teachers are working hard to prepare fornew assessments required for graduation, andappreciate all the parents who took time tocall or meet with them during Parent-Teacherconferences to help their children be success-ful.

We at PHS wish our community a safe andHappy Holiday Season!

SENIOR CITIZEN BREAKFASTThe annual Senior Citizen Christmas Break-fast will be on Wednesday, December 9. Alldistrict residents 60 years and older are invit-ed to join us at 8:30 a.m. (doors open at 8:15a.m.) in the auditeria for a great breakfast,fellowship and entertainment. We will beshowcasing the talents of our students ineach building. Please call the school at 419-399-4656, ext 1512 or 419-594-3309 by De-cember 2, to register. Parking will be availa-

ble in the lot on the corner of Emerald Roadand Caroline Street.

AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEKAmerican Education Week was a great weekfor our students and staff. Paulding Exempt-

ed Village Schools would like to thank ourschool community for its support. The part-

nership of students, parents, teachers, staffand community helps PEVS reach its goal of

providing students with a quality educationso they can grow, prosper and achieve in the21st century. Thanks for all you do to makeour school a great place for students to learn.

WINTER SPORTSGood luck to our athletes and coaches astheir seasons begin. The scheduled activitieswill provide an opportunity for students to

participate and for fans to enjoy the events.The National Federation of State HighSchool Athletic Association advises the fol-lowing for parents and other fans: Realize that a ticket is a privilege to ob-

serve a contest and support school activi-ties, not a license to verbally assault othersor be generally obnoxious.

Respect decisions of contest officials. Be an exemplary role model by positively

supporting teams in every manner possible, including content of cheers and signs.

Respect fans, coaches and participants. BE A FAN...NOT A FANATICAll students are to remain seated once thegame starts until half time. Once the sec-ond half starts, students are to remain seateduntil the end of the game, even if they are

seated with parents.FAMILY EDUCATIONAL RIGHTSAND PRIVACY ACT (FERPA)Schools must notify parents and eligible stu-dents annually of their rights under FERPA.Please go to the school’s webpage atwww.pauldingschools.org. On the Parentsdrop down list, click District Policies,(Policy 8330 and Form 8330 F9) Annual No-tice to Parents Regarding Students Recordsand Specific Events/Activities.

JH WrestlingDec. 7 Lincoln/Fairview-H 5:00pDec. 12 Bryan Invitational-T 9:00aDec. 14 Col Grove/Ayersville-H 5:00pVarsity WrestlingDec. 12 Tinora Duals-T 9:00aDec. 14 Ayersville/Col Grove-H 5:00pDec. 19 Edgerton Invitational-T 9:00aDec. 29 LCC Invitational-T 9:30aJH Boys BasketballDec. 1 Crestview-H 5:00pDec. 3 Van Wert-T 5:00pDec. 7 Bryan-H 5:00pDec. 8 Spencerville-T 5:00pDec. 10 Tinora-H 5:00pDec. 28 Wayne Trace-T 4:30pJH Girls BasketballDec. 1 Crestview-T 5:00pDec. 3 Van Wert-H 5:00pDec. 7 Bryan-T 5:00pDec. 8 Spencerville-H 5:00pDec. 14 Edgerton-T 5:00pDec. 17 Hicksville-H 5:00pFreshman BasketballDec. 3 Lincolnview-H 5:00pDec. 4 Defiance-T 4:30pDec. 8 Wayne Trace-T 5:00pDec. 10 Ada-H 5:00pDec. 14 Van Wert-H 5:00pDec. 17 Spencerville-T 5:00pBoys JV/Varsity BasketballDec. 4 Defiance-T 6:00pDec. 5 Wayne Trace-H 6:00pDec. 11 Ada-H 6:00pDec. 14 Miller City-T 6:00pDec. 18 Spencerville-T 6:00pDec. 21 Fayette-T 6:00pDec. 29 Delphos St. John-T 6:00pGirls JV/Varsity BasketballDec. 1 Hicksville-H 6:00pDec. 3 Lincolnview-T 6:00pDec. 8 Wayne Trace-H 6:00pDec. 10 Ada-T 6:00pDec. 15 Montpelier-H 6:00pDec. 17 Spencerville-H 6:00pDec. 28 Bryan Holiday Classic-T TBADec. 29 Bryan Holiday Classic-T TBA

Dec. 2 Athletic Booster Meeting 5:30pDec. 3 PE Christmas program-Aud 7:30pDec. 7-11 FFA Fruit Delivery weekDec. 7 Band Booster Meeting 7:00pDec. 8 Mid-Terms go homeDec. 9 Senior Citizens’ Christmas Bkfst 8:30aDec. 10 OE & PE 5th gr Band prog-Aud 7:00pDec. 12 ACT Test 7:30a-1:00pDec. 13 Band & Choir Concert, Gym 3:00pDec. 13-18 PE Book FairDec. 15 Board Meeting, Adm. Bldg. 7:00pDec. 15 PE PTO Family NightDec. 15 OE 2nd gr. Christmas Prog 7:00pDec. 16 OE 6th gr Band during lunch 11:10aDec. 16-18 High School ExamsDec. 21-Jan. 1 CHRISTMAS BREAKJan. 4 Classes Resume

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Industrial Electrical Apprentice

LaargeHolcim, the largest diversified supplier o construction materials in the UnitedStates and Canada, has immediate openings or an Electrical Apprentice within thePaulding Cement Plant. Te successul candidates must be able to ollow written and verbal instructions in the areas o saety, production, and maintenance. Candidatesmust be able to perorm manual work including repetitive lifing and be capable oworking in an outdoor environment subject to weather extremes.

Prospective candidates must be quality conscious, dependable, and possess a strongwork ethic. Prior experience in an industrial environment is preerred. Successul can-didates shall be customer ocused, with the ability to work effectively in a team environ-ment. In addition, candidates must be able to adapt to change in a ast paced, contin-uous manuacturing environment, be available to work all shifs, weekends, holidays,and be willing to work overtime as needed.

REQUIREMENS: Selected applicants must have a High School Diploma or GED. Inaddition, a technical or vocational degree within the electrical field is preerred. PLC/HMI Programming, and Instrumentation experience will be given preerence. Poten-tial applicants will be required to pass an Electrical Aptitude est.

Laarge North America offers ull time employees a comprehensive wage and benefitspackage including health/dental, vision, paid holidays, 401(k) plan, and lie insurance.

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Resume must be received by Monday, November 30, 2015.

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ATi, a supplier of transmission & shifter compo-nents to the automotive industry, is looking for asecond shift Production Coordinator, and a techni-cian for Plastic Injection Molding and Maintenance.

Second Shift Production Coordinator - Directand coordinate activities within the manufacturingarea on second shift. The successful candidatemust possess good communication, people,and problem solving skills. He or she mustbe safety and quality conscience, be able toperform root cause analysis and devise effectivecountermeasures.

Plastic Injection Molding Technician - Maintainproduction equipment, complete productchangeovers, run production processes asneeded, provide effective communication to alllevels of employees, assume a leadership role incontinuous improvement activities, demonstrate

good troubleshooting skills, and provide leadershipto other associates.

Maintenance Technician - Responsible forday to day maintaining and troubleshooting onCNC machining centers, welders and assembly

equipment. Perform PM’s on equipment and helpmaintain facility equipment. Assist in runningutilities throughout facility for new equipmentinstallations and relocations. Respond to machinedowntime and machine problems as needed.Maintain work order system and spare partsinventory with accurate, detailed and currentinformation.

To all Associates we offer:

Competitive compensation

Medical/dental benets in 30 days

401k with company match

Generous Vacations, plus paid shutdowns

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Interested candidates should submit a resumewith salary requirements to: 805 E. North Ave.,

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Village of Antwerp

UTILITY DEPARTMENT GENERAL LABORER

Te Village of Antwerp is accepting resumes un-til December 14, 2015 for the position of generallaborer. Te position is full time, with benefits.Wages based on expenence.

Qualified Candidates must meet the following:

• Able to work in an outdoor environment.

• Handle physically demanding work.

• Ability to work eciently and courteouslywith the Public.

• Pass a drug screen and background check.

• Possess a valid State of Ohio driver’s license

• Willing to work towards waste water andwater licenses.

Send resume to: Antwerp Village Administrator,P.O. Box 1046, Antwerp, OH 45813Fax: 419-258-1337, Fax: 419-258-1564 or e-mail,[email protected] - Phone: 419-258-2371

Deadline for Resumes: December 14, 2015EOE

Twin Rivers Center in Defiance is looking fora select few caring & compassionate STNA’s &

RN/LPN’s to care for the residents in our center

NEW HIRING WAGE SCALE BASED ON

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RN/LPN’s - 2nd shif - Full time, 1st shif - Part time

STNA’s - 1st & 3rd shif - Full & Part time

STNA’s - 2nd shif - Full time

If you have what it takes and want to becomea member of our team, please contact Amy

Quigley, RN Director of Nursing at Twin RiversCenter in Defiance Ohio at 419-784-1450.

T R C395 Harding Street – Defiance, Ohio 43512

HELP WANTED

DRIVERS WANTED

Hornish Bros. Inc. is currently accept-ing applications for 3rd shift city work/shuttle driver for work in the Defiancearea. This is an hourly position w/ ben-efits. If being home daily is importantto you & you have a class a CDL w/at least 2 years tractor-trailer experience,please fill out an application at 2060E. Second St. Defiance, OH (west side ofoffice building). www.hornishgroup.com.E.O.E.

Paulding Exempted Village Schools is seekingqualified applicants for the position of Support

Services Secretary. Details regarding the positionare available at www.pauldingschools.org under

Employment. Qualified applicants should email acover letter, resume, and the contact information

of three references to Maria Rellinger, Treasurer/CFO at m_rellinaer(@pauldingschools.org.

All emails must be received byTursday, December 3, 2015.

POSITION AVAILABLE

HELP WANTEDD R I VE R N E ED E D,Class "A" CDL required.Send resume to: KohartRecycling, 15360 SR613, P auld ing , O h io45879.

HELP WANTED, FTd r iv er c la ss B w i thHazmat for AmeriGasPropane working out of our Paulding location oncounty rd 87. AmeriGasis a equal opportunityemployer, we offer Ma-

jo r med ica l, 401 k andpaid vacation. Pleasec a l l o r a pp l y a tamerigas.com. Startingwage is 16.50 per hour.

N U R SE S N E E DE D-LPN's need at Vancrestof Antwerp and Van-crest of Payne AssistedLivings. We currentlyhave openings for Fulland Part time shifts. Partime shift are: Med Pass-6AM-8AM and 6:30PM-

8:30PM in A ntwerp .E ven ing P ayne sh i ft4:30PM - 9:30PM. Ap-plications available atboth locations.

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2 BEDROOM Apart-ment close to school inPaulding, Ohio. Stove,refrigerator and washer & dryer hook-up. Tenantpays ut i l i ties. Groundfloor. Parking off street.$ 3 75 . 00 a m o nt h.$375.00 depos i t. NoPets . 419-399-3003.

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Public Notice

School Bus for Sale

Te Paulding County Board o Developmental

Disabilities is accepting sealed bids or one 1999

Tomas/Ford handicap school bus. Interestedparties may inspect the bus between the hours

o 7:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday atthe PARC Lane raining Center, 900 Fairground

Drive, Paulding Ohio. Te bus will be sold asis with no warranty either written or implicit.

Bids will be accepted until 1:00 p.m. on uesday,December 15, 2015, to Jeremy Akom, ranspor-

tation Supervisor, Paulding County Board o DD,

900 Fairground Drive, Paulding, Ohio 45879.Te County Board reserves the right to reject any

and all bids and waiver ormalities. Payment orand transer o title to said vehicle will be han-

dled within ten (10) days afer bid opening.

DEFIANCE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

Christmas Cruise-Thru 530 South Main St., Hicksville

November 27th –

December 13th

P CV’ S O

Te Paulding County Veterans’ Service Office isdedicated to aiding Paulding County veterans and

their families in time of need.

Tere are two basic services the agency provides:

1 - Emergency Financial Assistance - Provide shortterm financial assistance to eligible veterans andtheir amilies who demonstrate a need. Tis in-cludes, but is not limited to, ood, gas, mortgage/rent and assistance with utility payments.

2 - Claims Assistance - Provide services or veteransand other claimants or help with VA claims or anyederal, state, or local benefits.

We also provide reimbursement or the cost otransportation to VA medical acilities in our area, or

in the case where the veteran cannot drivehimsel, we will provide a driver.

Our office hours are uesday thru Friday,9:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Arrangements can be made orafer office hours appointments

Any questions, please call 419-399-8285810 E. Perry St, Paulding

Free Community Meal Wednesday, December 2nd

5:30 to 6:15 pm

F P CHURCH

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1st Saturday of each month.Paulding County Fairgrounds 9-11

Cecil Fire Department 9-12

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EBEL’SButcher Shop

419-587-3524 l 17146 SR 114, Grover Hill

Large AuctionSat., Dec. 5 @ 10:00 A.M.

Antiques - Glassware - CollectablesL48 Gibson Guitar - Salanti Accordion

Vintage Koken Barber Chair

50+ Barbie Dolls - Clean Household Antiques, Glassware, Primitives & Collectables including L48 Gibson Archtop Guitar, appears early

50’s ……. Salanti Accordion, red, appears late 40’s …Vintage Koken Barber Chair …Over 160 pcs

Fiesta Ware including Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Ivory Grey ….Papier Mache Jack O Lanterns ….Tin Wind

Up Toys ….Battery Operated Charlie Weave Toy …. Other Old Toys such as cap guns, etc. ….Country &

Western Tapes and Records ….Set Of Zane Grey Books …… Smiling Pig Pitcher ….Fenton Glass Shoes

& Bells and Many Other Glass Shoes & Bells ….Carnival Glass including pitcher, bowls, etc. ….Redwing

Pottery Pitcher ….Planters Peanut tins & other old tins … Crocks….2 Hull Vases ….Several Pieces Of Hall

Dishes ….Pressed & Pattern Glass Dishes ….Advertising … Depression Glass ….Milk Glass Covered Dish

….Powder Jars ….Painted Plates & Bowls ….Griswold & Wagner Ware ….Cohansey Barrel Wax Seal Jar

….Stemware ….Figurines ….Graniteware …. Salt dips …… 2 Chalkware figures ….. Primitives & Kitchen

Tools ….Wooden Bowls ….Old Bottles incl Hopalong Cassidy hair trainer bottle .…Pipes ….Phonograph

Cylinder Records…. Pitchers & Glasses….Wood Biscuit Box …. Razors ….Stoneware ….Crocks ….Glass

Baskets, Vases, Etc. ….Salt & Pepper Shakers ….China …. Compotes ….Knives .…Jewelry & Jewelry

Boxes ….Pictures, Photographs, Paper ….Xmas Items ….Misc Decoys ….Baskets ….Old & New Books

including many cook books ….Oil Lamps ….. Cane Chairs ….Collection Of Over 180 Bells including

some Fenton, Sold mostly by the flat box full ….Rolling Pins ….Over 50 Newer Dolls - Mostly Barbie

Dolls and New In Box, Several Collectable & Toys, Games, Etc. ….Doll Accessories…. Linens, Doilies,

Etc ….Over 60 box flats full of small old collectables sold by the flat box full - Partial Listing …. Large

& Other Flat Screen TV’s & Clean Household including ….Stands ….Newer Children’s Books &

Newer Children’s toys ….RCA TV & TV Stand ….End Tables ….Electric Organ ….Card Tables & Chairs

….(4) Wooden Kitchen & Dining Tables with Chairs Of Varied Styles…. Side Chairs ….Recliner Chairs….Lamps & Lights ….2 Sofas ….Nice Queen Size Bed ….2 Piece Bedroom Suite ….3 Piece Bedroom

Suite ….Glider/Rocker ….Suitcases ….Love Seat ….Newer Oak Dining Chairs ….Coffee and End Tables….

Console Sewing Machine ….Brass Base Table Lamps ….Wood Desk ….Metal Desk …. Chests Of Drawers

….Blankets ….Several Boxes Of Sewing & Knitting …. Binoculars …. Music Boxes, Figurines, Knic Knacs,

Many small decorator items ….Sweepers ….Hundreds Of VCR Tapes, CD’s, Cassette Tapes, Records,

etc …. A Few Small Tools including shop vac, wrenches, cords, lawn items, nuts, bolts, etc., etc. ….Plus

many boxes full of pots, pans, tupperware, linens, sewing items, tableware, small kitchen items, decorator

items, Xmas & Holiday Items, etc., etc., etc. (Contents From Three Households - still unboxing) ---- Visit

our web site @ www.gorrellbros-paulding.com for over 200 photos .... Inspection: Fri., Dec. 4 from 1

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

Check, VISA, Master Card or Discover Card .…Seller: Nancy Kay Burns Estate, Paulding Co. Probate

Crt in Case 20151001 Floyd Ramsier, Attorney; - and - Bradbury Farms - and - Betty Diamond Taft

…… Gorrell Bros. Auctioneers - Don Gorrell, Larry Gorrell, Chris AuFrance, Apprentice; Aaron

Timm, Nolan Shisler

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

Real EstateAuction

Furnace, central air, windows, water heater, gutters in fall of 2010 through Maumee Val-ley Planning Commission & Paulding County Commissioners- --- ….. Approximately1,056 sq. ft. dwelling ….. The Crawl space is wet and Mold is present in the UtilityRoom (Mold Inspection report available) bath room needs drainage repair… Roomfor the speculator… …. Investors and Speculators Are Welcome ….. Visit our website @ www.gorrellbros-paulding.com …… Terms: $1,000 earnest money on the day ofauction; balance due at closing on or before Jan. 15, 2016. All statements made day of auc-tion from the auction block takes precedence over prior printed matter ….. Seller: DerrickL. Seibert and Sandra J. Seibert; Timothy Holtsberry, Atty ... on Gorrell Sale Mgr;Larry D. Gorrell, Broker - Aaron Timm, Sandra Mickelson, Nolan Shisler Auction-eers

Thurs., Dec. 17th @ 5:00 P.M.Location: 409 Harmon St., Oakwood, OH

Open Inspection:

Thurs., Dec. 3 & 10 from 4 to 5PM

Sat., Dec. 12 from 11AM to 12PM

Call the office for other inspections

2 BR Home, Double Lot with Large 2 Car Det. Garage

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

Multiple ListingService

#1720 15582 R.D. 123, Paulding

3 BDRM home, C/A, 1 acre, many

updates incl. plumbing, well septic,

furnace etc. New Price $75,000.

Call Joe Den Herder

#1745 New Listing 10386 Rd 21,

Antwerp. 4 BR, 2 bath home on 4

acres, det. garage, 2 other buildings

#1420 Plan your spring build now!

Great lots available in the Young

Subdivision, Payne. City water& sewer, natural gas available.

$15,000. Call Aaron, 769-5808

#1744 3977 Rd 96, Payne. Great

location. Neat & clean mobile home,

2+ acres w/mature trees finished

garage. $40,000 Call Aaron

#1746 NEW Listing - 3 bdrm 2

bath updates thru-out, Att. Garage,

40x40 pole barn... 1 mile from Wayne

Trace High School... $109,900.. CallDustin Stoller 419-670-5078

#1740 NEW CONSTRUCTION - 3

bdrm 2 bath home, 2 car garage...$88,000.. 501 E. Walnut St.,

(SR613) Oakwood.. Call Don Gorrell

#1733 21387 Rd. 128 Oakwood...

4 BDRM, 2 bath country home, C/A,

3.74 acres, many updates including

shingles, wiring, plumbing & windows.

3 out buildings. New Price $129,000

Call Joe

#1730 1020 N. Williams St.,

Paulding... 3 BR Ranch, Newer C/A

furnace, replacement windows, 2 car

garage $87,500 Call Don

#1738 Large 3 bdrm 2 bath home,

w/some updates, C/A, newer roof,756 N. Cherry, $69,900. Call Don

PENDING

Coldwell Banker Sigg Realty, Inc.840 A. North Clinton St., Defance

419-782-1685 Fax 419-782-1782

Well Maintained 3Bdrm, 1.5 Bath Home w/separate Family Room,Large fenced backyard.Paulding. $79,900 CallSandra & Tamyra 419-506-1015

Pleasant 2 Bdrm Homeon a corner lot! AntwerpNew replacement win-dows, Oversized 2 cargar. $64,900. Call San-dra & Tamyra 419-506-1015

9 Acres of FantasticRiver Views! 4000 sq. ft.3 Bdrm, 2.5 Bath Home

that does include a fin-ished basement, 2 mas-sive fireplaces, Formaldining, 3 car att. garage.$319,000. Antwerp. CallSandra & Tamyra 419-506-1015

CALL US FOR BUILDING SITES IN ANTWERP RANG-ING FROM $9,000 - $45,000. SOME MAY LAND CON-TRACT! ALL UTILITIES AVAILABLE! Call Sandra &Tamyra 419-506-1015

Stately 3 Bdrm, 2 Bathhome w/enclosed frontporch & screened backporch. Formal dining,Det garage, Pt Bsmt, C/A.Paulding $64,900. CallSandra & Tamyra 419-

506-1015

“Sweet Hobby Farm”2 Acres, Pole Barn w/stalls, Additional outbldgs, Pond Ravine, Trees& Cozy 3 Bdrm, 2 BathHome. $124,900 RuralCecil. Call Sandra &Tamyra 419-506-1015

3 Bdrm, 2.5 Bath FamilyHome with fireplaces inthe living room & unfin-

ished basement. 17 x 22Family room, Breakfastroom, Rear deck, Largeconcrete drive withturn-around. Paulding.$144,900. Call Sandra &Tamyra 419-506-1015

Real Estate Auction

Sat., Dec. 59 A.M.

Disregard the previous selling price of $100,000 ---- Visit our web site @www.gorrellbros-paulding.com …… Terms:$1,000 earnest money with clos-ing on or about Jan. 5, 2016, offered subject to confirmation of Estate and Pauld-ing Co. Probate Crt in Case 20151001 …..…Seller: Nancy Kay Burns Estate,Cynthia Lee Montoya & Jeffrey Alan Ott, Co-Executors, Floyd Ramsier,Attorney; Larry D. Gorrell, Broker - Aaron Timm, Don Gorrell, NolanShisler Auctioneers

Location: 408 N. Main St., Antwerp, OH

Large 3 BR Home -

With Many

Extra Features

CUTE BUNGALOW - Great starter home or addition to your investment. Pauld-

ing. $33,900. #293

RECENT IMPROVEMENTS during 2013/2014. Needs finished. 3 bedrooms.

Paulding. $54,900. Owner will listen to reasonable offer

MANY UPDATES: Includes windows, new bath, interior lighting, ceiling fans,

and new dishwasher 3 bedrooms. $74,900. Paulding. #332

3 BR-2 BATH home with central air Built in 1989 and well maintained. Bor-

dering lot available. Home priced at $74,900. Paulding. #352

3 BR-1.5 Bath home with wood burner in family room, attached garage.

$74,900. Paulding. #353

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

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

WONDERFULLY comfortable home with much appeal, large rooms, many

upgrades, 2 living areas, Extra storage in basement, spacious garage, private

outdoor entertaining. $106,500. #395

COUNTRY- 3 BRS /1.5 Baths, New Kitchen 2014, New Bathroom 2012, Large

Family Room. Central air, Attached Garage and 15’xl5’ Shed. $128,900. #419

COUNTRY- 4 bedroom home on 1.5 acres, new well approx. 5 years of age,

detached 40’x26’ Garage and a 64’x32’ machine shed. $69,900. #346

COUNTRY LOCATION. SW of Paulding in Wayne Trace School Area. 3 bed-

rooms, 1.5 baths, attached 2 car garage, extra attached 600+ sq. of unfin-

ished area suitable for expansion. $55,500.

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As we approach the upcoming holiday season,

I’d like to pause for a moment and thank the

Wayne Trace faculty & sta and the families inour community for making student-learning the

highest priority in our district. We must all

remember that what takes place during the regu-

lar school day is the most important part of the

school experience. We will connue to have highacademic expectaons for all students, andfamily support is crical for these expectaons tobe met.

Many thanks also go out to our community for

renewing the ve-year tax levy. This money,which is used for both regular school operaonsand permanent improvement projects, allows ourdistrict to maintain current programming and

operaons. On behalf of the WT Board of Educa-on and Cizens for WT Tax Levy, we appreciateyour connued support of our great school dis-trict.

Speaking further of support, thank you to all

family members who aended the recent parent/teacher conferences held at all three school

buildings. Remember, you may set up a confer-

ence with your child(ren)’s teachers at any me,not just during parent/teacher conferences. AsI’ve stated many mes, educang a child is a joint

endeavor between the school and home.

In academic news, our teachers and sta con-nue to introduce the state content standards toour students as the Ohio Department of Educa-on (ODE) connues to make changes at thestate level. A tremendous amount of work hasgone into adapng to the state-mandated tesngsystem over the past few years with anotherround of changes coming again this year. Much

to the delight of many educators and parents

around the state of Ohio, the PARCC system oftests has been axed from Ohio’s tesng marketand will be replaced in full by tests provided bythe American Instutes of Research (AIR) in allfour content areas – English/language arts, math,science, and social studies. We also ancipate adecrease in the amount of me spent tesng ourstudents, meaning more me can now bedevoted to introducing content and providinginstrucon to students. Everyone’s connued

cooperaon is appreciated during this transfor-maon period as the ODE, state legislators, andlocal boards of educaon connue to nd themost ecient and accountable means for meas-uring our students’ understanding of the state

content standards.

In further academic news, the ODE is planningto release district and building-level report cardinformaon in the next month or so. Preliminaryresults on the 2014-2015 PARCC and AIR testsreect that Wayne Trace has met or exceededthe minimum expectaon on all state-mandatestests. We anxiously await the ocial results onthese tests, as well as our scores on other meas-

ured areas, including performance index, gradua-

on rate, gap closing, and value-added measures.As we wait for these results, I would again like to

assure our parents and community members that

teaching and learning are taking place every dayin all three WT school buildings.

Turning to school transportaon, we haveentered the me of year where our hazardousweather situaons have turned from fog to snowand ice. When it comes to making decisions

about whether to delay or cancel school, the

good news is that snow and ice seem to be a lilemore consistent and predictable than what fog is.

Although bad winter weather may set in aerbuses are out, this is less-likely to happen than

with fog. With that said, please demand that

your student-drivers slow down and use cauonduring the winter season. Likewise, we will con-nue to use common sense when calling schooldelays and cancellaons with the safety of ourstudents of utmost importance.

In school calendar news, please be reminded

that school will be delayed two hours on Decem-ber 11 for a teacher in-service program. Buseswill run two hours late that day. Also, in new

calendar news, please make note that school willbe dismissed one hour early on Friday, December18.

Congratulaons go out to Miss Sharon Spinner,Mrs. Joni Wenninger, Mrs. Angie Stokes and the

enre performing and visual arts departments forthe outstanding Fine Arts Fesval held at the JH/HS on November 13. Countless hours of behind-the-scenes work goes into making such an eventa success, and we’d like to thank the teachers and

the Wayne Trace students for their work. We’d

also like to express our gratude to everyonewho aended the fesval and for their support ofour performing and visual arts departments.

Thanks also go out to the sta members whoorganized this year’s Veterans’ Day assemblies ateach school building and to the Veterans in ourcommunity who aended one or more of theassemblies. From everyone at Wayne Trace LocalSchools, thank you for your service to our great

naon. With the approaching Christmas season, Wayne

Trace student organizaons will be sponsoringvarious food, clothing, and gi drives. If you are

able, please consider helping those less fortunate

than you are. Helping others is the real gi oflife.

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

principal or superintendent. Go Raiders!

SENIOR CITIZENS LUNCHEON

Our 20th annual Senior Cizen’s luncheon isscheduled for Thursday, December 3, at 1:15p.m. We invite you to enjoy a delicious meal foronly $1 while being served and entertained byour talented students. For addional informaonor to register for the luncheon, please call ColleenSaylor in the Jr./Sr. High School oce at 419 -399-4100, extension 2.

Laurie DeLong, Student Services/Early Learning

Our special educaon sta are involved in pro-fessional development throughout the year. It isimportant for sta to remain current with infor-maon and teaching trends. Teachers, thera-pists, paraprofessionals, and support personnel

have been involved in group and individual train-ing. For quesons regarding the Student Servicesdepartment, please contact me at Grover HillElementary (419-587-3414).

WT PAYNE ELEMENTARY

Jody Dunham, Principal

December is going to be a very busy monthwith the students and sta focusing on com-pleng those rst semester lessons while at thesame me enjoying tradional holiday events.

We wish to thank everyone who contributed tothe Neighbors in Need food collecon. All itemscollected were given to the food bank at the St.Paul United Methodist Church in Payne.

December is the month for the First Grade VIPDay. The students are excited to invite their spe-cial VIP’s to come to school at 1:45 on Friday,December 4, to spend the aernoon with them.

The community is invited to join us for ourChristmas program on December 10 at 9:30 and

1:30 in the auditorium. Students in grades 3-6will be parcipang in this program.

Just a reminder, that there is a two-hour delay

on Friday, December 11. The teachers and stawill be spending this me analyzing studentgrowth data. Payne Elementary is commied toaccurately idenfying the specic learning needsof each student. We use growth measures to

prepare lessons that teach the state standards to

all students, while providing each student withthe opportunity to pracce these skills usingvaried opons to demonstrate their individualmastery.

The Student Council will be leading the annualPenny Pitch Collecon with proceeds used topurchase hygiene and cleaning products for four

families. The collecon will conclude the morningof the annual Benet Dodge Ball Game. You areinvited to aend this fun event at 9:30 on Friday,

December 18. Finally, we want to remind everyone thatschool will be dismissed one hour early on Friday,

December 18.

The sta at Payne Elementary wish you ablessed Christmas Season. Merry Christmas!

WT GROVER HILL ELEMENTARY

Kevin Wilson, Principal

December seems to be a short school month,but yet we have so much to accomplish.

First, we have third-grade state test which is arequirement of the Third Grade Guarantee. Thetesng dates will be December 2 and 3 in themornings both days. We ask you to make sure

your child gets a good night’s sleep along with a

healthy breakfast.

The WTGH Christmas Program, “A Pirate Christ-mas”, will be held on Tuesday, December 8, with

performances at 2:00 and 7:00. We ask that youkeep in mind that Perry Street is a one-way streetand parking on the north side of the street is for

those who live there. We ask you to berespecul of them and not park on the north sideof Perry Street. We hope you can aend ourfantasc Christmas Program.

To go along with the Christmas program, thePTO will have a basket rae and bake sale. Therewill be a few dierent baskets to choose fromincluding the tradional Ohio State Basket. Tick-ets may be purchased in the Grover Hill Elemen-tary oce beginning Monday, November 30. Thecost is $1.00 for one cket or $5. 00 for six ckets.Proceeds from cket sales and bake sale are usedto benet the GH students and school.

The GH Student Council will be organizing theirannual food drive from November 30 throughDecember 11. All items collected will be used tohelp the area churches’ food pantry. Items

needed include canned goods, boxed goods, babywipes, diapers, and cereals, laundry items,

hygiene items, and cleaning supplies. You maysend your donaons to school with your children

or you may bring your items to the school ocebetween the 8:00 and 3:00. Thank you for help-ing make a beer Christmas for needy families.

The sta and I would like to thank all of theparents who were able to aend Parent/TeacherConferences. This year Conferences were verywell aended as we had over 94% of the parentsaend. If you were unable to aend the confer-ences but would sll like to speak with yourchild’s teacher, you may do so by contacng the

Grover Hill Elementary oce.

I would like to thank Mrs. Klopfenstein and the

enre Grover Hill sta for an outstanding LiteracyNight. Also, thanks to those who aended thisamazing event. Reading is so important, and thatis why we are so passionate when it comes to

helping all students become outstanding readers.

If you could not aend “Reading Under the Stars”don’t worry, this spring there are plans to create

a STEM or STEAM night.

In closing, we as a sta would like to thank themany Veterans for their service to our greatcountry. We also want to thank those who were

able to aend the outstanding Veterans Dayassembly. This program was the product of the

hard work of Mrs. Davis and her Student Councilstudents. Again, thanks for all who parcipatedin the Veterans Day program.

At this me, I want to wish you a very Merry

Christmas and a Happy New Year.

WT JR./SR. HIGH SCHOOL

Phil Nofziger, Principal

It is hard to believe that December is almosthere! Before we focus on the end of the semes-ter, I would like to thank the parents who parci-pated in our recent parent-teacher conferences.

It is very important for us to keep the lines ofcommunicaon open between our parents andteachers. If you haven’t had a chance to meetyour son or daughter’s teachers, please call or

email the teachers to introduce yourself so that

we can team together to provide the best possi-ble educaon for our Wayne Trace students.

With December comes the end of our rstsemester. We will be administering semester

exams on Thursday, December 17 and Friday,December 18. We have an exam schedule for

these two days that will be given to the studentsto take home. Look for this schedule from yourson or daughter on Monday, December 7 andencourage him/her to prepare as the examscount 20% of the semester grade for our highschool students. The exams are a signicant partof our junior high students second nine weeksgrade.

The past several weeks I was able to pass outlimited informaon to our students concerningthe results of last year’s state tesng. The stu-dents know how they scored but with lile extrainformaon. The state has promised individualreports that should come in the near future. I will

distribute these reports to students as it becomes

available. Please check with your son or daughterfor these results.

Our students had a wonderful opportunity toshowcase their talents recently with our annual

Fall Arts Fesval. The high school band and choir

had excellent performances and our art studentshad many ne displays on hand. Many thanks toMs. Spinner, Mrs. Wenninger, and Mrs. Stokes for

leading our students in this endeavor!

Also, I would like to extend my appreciaon tothe social studies department, specically Mrs.Gudakunst, for planning a very meaningful Veter-an’s Day program. It touched all of us in aend-ance and once again helped us realize the greatsacrices that our veterans and families endurefor us to maintain the freedoms that we all too

oen take for granted. Thank-you veterans forwhat you do to protect our freedom!

Recently, our local chapter of the NaonalHonor Society inducted seven new juniors intoNHS. The tapping ceremony was held on Novem-ber 24 with our high school student body in

aendance. These students have met the aca-demic requirements for inducon and havedemonstrated character, leadership, and service

traits to our faculty that warrant this recognion.Congratulaons NHS members!

Lastly, I encourage everyone to usher in theChristmas season by aending our upcomingchoir and band concerts. The junior high bandand choir will perform on Friday, December 11and the high school band and choir will perform

on Monday, Friday 14. Both concerts will be heldin the high school gymnasium at 7:00 p.m.

GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT NEWS

The next driver’s educaon class will be heldNovember 30, December 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, and 10.Students must be 15 years and 5 months old. For

more info, contact Safe Start Driving School at419-258-1069. The cost of the class is $340.

Paulding HS will hos a Financial Aid meeng onJanuary 11 at 6:00 p.m. A representave fromDeance College will be there to discuss the

FAFSA and answer any quesons you may have. Sophomores will visit Vantage on February 3

and Vantage will host an Open House on Mon-day, February 22. More informaon to come.

The next scheduled ACT date is February 6,2016. Registraon deadline is January 8.

Up-to-date guidance and scholarship infor-maon is posted on our webpage on the WayneTrace School website: www.waynetrace.org

Students of the Month

Wayne Trace JH-HS teachers recently voted onNovember Students of the Month. Recipientsare: 7

th Grade: Lauren Barne; 8th Grade: Cathe-

rine Strable; 9th Grade: Macey Glass; 10th Grade:Alexandrea Fast; 11th Grade: Emil Stoller; and12

th Grade: Allie Boro. They each received a

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

A Reminder from the Athlec Department

On Saturday, February 13, the High School boysbasketball teams from Grandview Heights CitySchools in Columbus will travel to Wayne Trace toplay the Raiders at 4:00 p.m.

Members from both communies will take meto pay tribute and remember Steve Hall andwhat he meant to all of us. Steve's #50 jersey,which will be worn by his nephew, Jusn Speice,will be rered that evening.

Following the contest, a benet aucon will beheld in the JH gym, with all proceeds going toSteve & Kelly's family, in parcular some type ofscholarship fund for their children, Eli andEmma. Anyone interested in donang an auconitem, please contact Jim Linder or Tony Langhalsat WT Jr./Sr. High School at 419-399-4100.

Dec. 1 8th

gr. & HS Choir performs at theFW Embassy Fesval of Trees 11:00

Dec. 3 Senior Cizen’s Luncheon at HS 1:15

Dec. 4 Payne Elem. First Grade VIP Day 1:45

Dec. 8 Grover Hill Elem. Christmas Program

2:00 & 7:00

Dec. 10 Payne Elem. Christmas Program 9:30 &

1:30 in auditorium

Dec. 11 2-Hour Delay (Sta In-Service)

Dec. 11 JH Band and Choir Christmas Concert

7:00 p.m. in HS Gym

Dec. 14 HS Band and Choir Christmas Concert7:00 p.m. HS Gym

Dec. 15 Payne Elem. Coee with the Principal

9:30-10:30

Dec. 17 Scholasc Bowl at Edgerton

Dec. 17 & 18 JH & HS Exams

Dec. 18 Payne Elem. Benet Dodgeball game

9:30

Dec. 18 One Hour Early Dismissal

Varsity Boys Basketball

Dec. 3 Bryan-H 6:00Dec. 5 Paulding-T 6:00Dec. 12 Lincolnview-T 6:30 Dec. 17 Edgerton-T 6:00Dec. 19 Miller City-H 6:00

Dec. 22 Connental-H 6:00Dec. 28 Van Wert-T 6:00Dec. 29 Woodlan-T 6:00 Freshman Boys Basketball Dec. 1 Van Wert -T 5:00Dec. 3 LCC-H 4:30 Dec. 8 Paulding-H 5:00Dec. 10 Lima Perry-T 5:00Dec. 12 Columbus Grove-T 10:00Dec. 22 Lima Bath-H 4:30 Jr. High Boys BasketballDec. 1 Ft. Jennings-H 5:00Dec. 3 Crestview-T 5:00Dec. 8 Hicksville-H 5:00Dec. 10 Ayersville-H 5:00Dec. 15 Woodlan-T 5:00Dec. 17 Fairview-H 4:30 Dec. 28 Paulding-H 4:30 JV/Varsity Girls Basketball Dec. 1 Bryan-T 6:00Dec. 7 Liberty Center-H 6:00

Dec. 8 Paulding-T 6:00Dec. 15 Lincolnview-H 6:00Dec. 18 Edgerton-H 6:00Dec. 19 Ft. Jennings-H 12:00Dec. 21 Ooville-T 6:00Dec. 29 Woodlan-T 6:00Jr. High Girls BasketballDec. 1 Connental-T 5:00Dec. 3 Antwerp-H 5:00Dec. 5 Crestview-T 10:00Dec. 8 Hicksville-T 5:00Dec. 10 Kalida-T 5:00Dec. 15 Woodlan-H 5:00Dec. 17 Delphos Jeerson-T 5:00Dec. 22 Fairview-T 4:30 Dec. 28 Ooville-T 4:30 Wrestling Dec. 10 Edgerton @Hicksville 6:00Dec. 12 Lincolnview Inv.-T 9:00 Dec. 15 Antwerp/PV/Fairview @ Edgerton 6:00 Dec. 17 Ayersville/Tinora/Hicksville-H 6:00Dec. 19 Lakota Inv.-T 9:00 Dec. 29 LCC Tourney-T 9:30

Jr. High Wrestling Dec. 5 Wayne Trace Inv.-H 9:00 Dec. 12 Allen East Inv.-T 10:00Dec. 21 Patrick Henry @ Tinora-T 4:30

DISTRICT CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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