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United Way luau nets $4,122
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:52 PM

PAULDING – Nearly 150 enjoyed the 3rd Annual United Way of Paulding County Luau fundraiser on April 6 at the Paulding Eagles. “Thank you to Eagles for their tremendous support. We couldn’t do this without them,” stated Sarah Sajuan, UWPC special events leader. “We would also like to thank everyone for attending and the contributions we received.”

Many wonderful and fun raffle items were donated by businesses and individuals in the county as well as board members. “We can not thank you enough for these very important contributions to the luau,” executive director Sonya Herber commented.  “It was wonderful to see how individuals came together to support the UWPC and our mission to mobilize the caring power of the community to improve lives. What a GREAT event!”

Special thanks goes to the raffle prize donors: Anna Lee Adams, Antwerp Pharmacy, Baughman Tile, C J Natural Meats, Sue Beck, Travel Services, Carla’s Cut and Curl, Megan Clark, Cooper Farms, Country Times Market, Creamy Dreamy Soap, Fine Jewelry by Ruskaups, Sonya Herber, Kircher’s Flowers, Marilyn’s Petals & Vines, Mary Kay, Casey Cook, Oasis Bar & Grill, Oakwood Rhees’ Market, Papa Oley’s, Paulding County Area Foundation & Marshal Memorial Supporting Foundation, P. C. Senior Center, R & B Fabrications, S&P Miller Excavating, LLC., Rose Shepard, Rosemary Strahm, State Bank & Trust, Stiebeling Farms, Subway in Antwerp & Paulding, and Susie’s Family Bakery.

Winner of the 50/50 was Annette Seibert.

Winners of the raffles were: Kim Boatright, Ernie Crosser, Sonya Herber, Robin Dobbs, Karen Saxton, Tom Diaz, Linda Wisda, Cheri Estle, Will Kelly, Megan Clark, Dennis Clark, Carla Sulfridge, Mary Glass, Debbie Carter, Anna Lee Adams, John Saxton, Edith Sholl, Sandy Burkley, Robert Herber, Marilyn Long, Linda Bostelman, Ruth Williams, Konner Clemens, Bev Bercaw and Jamie Clemens.

Winner of the 32-inch HD flat Screen TV was Brenda Vance from Paulding.

Additional thanks goes to the Junk Yard Band from Fort Wayne for playing their music for this event to make it special. The Junk Yard Band played music recognized by all age groups.

“It certainly was an exciting evening, with everyone dressed in their tropical attire. The decorations were fantastic,” commented Megan Clark, trustee of UWPC. “We had an excellent steak dinner by the Eagles.”

Board members and officers are president George Carter, treasurer Bill Shugars, secretary Erika Willitzer and trustees Anna Lee Adams, Megan Clark, David Fisher, Harvey Hyman, Stephanie Lorentz and Pam Miller. Serving as high school representatives are Nathan Holtsberry, Wayne Trace; Aaron Schneider, Antwerp; and Steven Strayer, Paulding.

The organization special events committee is comprised of Sarah Sajuan, Linda Bostelman, Megan Clark, Anna Lee Adams, Rose Shepard, Sonya Herber and Pam Miller.

Upcoming special events include:

Saturday, April 27, Day of Caring 9 a.m.-noon in Paulding and Payne, and Saturday, May 4 from 8 a.m.-noon in Antwerp.

Saturday, May 18, Armed Forces Day event 11 a.m.-1 p.m. at the Chief Supermarket parking lot.

United Way of Paulding County also will be participating in John Paulding Days, Paulding County Fair, Flat Rock Creek Fall Festival, and a Halloween party and fingerprinting ID kits for kids with Sheriff Jason Landers at the Eagles on Oct. 26.

United Way has received 100 percent of its fund-raising goal of $55,501. Remember, it is not about meeting a goal, it’s about meeting needs. ALL the money raised by United Way of Paulding County STAYS within the county to help Paulding County residents.

To volunteer with special events, please contact the United Way of Paulding County office at 419-399-8240 or email  pcuwdirector@gmail.com.

 
Payne settles storm damage accounts
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:49 PM

By JOE SHOUSE • Correspondent

PAYNE – The Payne Village Council met on Monday evening, April 22. The finalization of wind storm damage reimbursement figures were presented, garbage bids were opened, and several building permits were issued as reported.

 
Oakwood renews agreement with Paulding County EMA
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:48 PM

By BILL SHERRY • Correspondent

OAKWOOD – Oakwood Village Council met on April 22. On the agenda were renewing the county EMA agreement, spring cleanup and a dog complaint.

 
Changing circumstances bring re-evaluation of county jail
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:45 PM

By JIM LANGHAM • Feature Writer

PAULDING – Changes in inmate population that the local sheriff’s office is responsible for has Paulding County Sheriff Jason Landers and the Paulding County commissioners taking a serious look about whether or not to consider reopening the county jail.

 
County garden blogger pens new book
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:40 PM

By NANCY WHITAKER • Progress Staff Writer

HAVILAND – Kylee Baumle of rural Haviland has co-authored a book with Jenny Peterson, Indoor Plant Décor: The Design Stylebook for Houseplants, which currently can be purchased at Amazon and Barnes & Noble bookstores.

 

 
Former resident 20 minutes to the good at Boston Marathon
Tuesday, April 23, 2013 2:33 PM

 

By JIM LANGHAM • Feature Writer

Former Paulding County resident Jim "Jimmy" Clemens won over "destiny" by 20 minutes when he crossed the finish line at the Boston Marathon last Monday.

 

 
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