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VOLUME 161, NUMBER 18 – MAY 1, 2013<br />
Twenty-nine years as a Tree City<br />
City celebrates Arbor Day in downtown historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
The City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> held its annual Arbor Day celebration last<br />
Friday, April 26, in downtown historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. City officials, staff<br />
and street tree commission members welcomed guests and Arbor<br />
Day poster winners and their families from each of the elementary<br />
schools.<br />
Organized by Judy Hagen, coordinator of the city’s Keep <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Beautiful program, the celebration featured the presentation of<br />
the Tree City USA award to Mayor Nelson Evans and the recognition<br />
of the student poster contest winners. New this year, the winning<br />
posters were made into banners and are hung on the lampposts<br />
along Louisiana Avenue. (The winners are pictured by school on<br />
page 11.)<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> achieved the Tree City recognition by meeting the<br />
program’s four requirements–a tree board or department, a treecare<br />
ordinance, an annual community forestry budget and an Arbor<br />
Day observance and proclamation. State Representative Tim Brown<br />
read a proclamation from the Ohio House of Representatives and<br />
congratulated the student award winners.<br />
David Kamphuis, Zoar Lutheran Church pastoral intern, gave the<br />
If transit levy is approved start date may take up to 60 days<br />
Mayor recognizes ‘Neighbors Helping Neighbors’ transportation volunteers<br />
By Deb Buker<br />
When <strong>Perrysburg</strong> public<br />
transportation ended last<br />
November, a group of concerned<br />
citizens joined to<br />
assist residents in need of<br />
transportation–Neighbors<br />
Helping Neighbors. During<br />
the past five months, approximately<br />
30 individuals used<br />
the service for a total of<br />
2,500 trips.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> voters will be<br />
asked to fund a five-year,<br />
0.8-mill transit levy on the<br />
May 7 ballot.<br />
At the April 23 meeting<br />
of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Council,<br />
Mayor Nelson Evans honored<br />
and recognized those<br />
involved with Neighbors<br />
Helping Neighbors.<br />
“I really appreciate the<br />
efforts you have gone<br />
through to spend your time<br />
in transporting the people<br />
who really need our help in<br />
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invocation and benediction. Guest speaker for the event was Debbie<br />
Nofzinger, Wood County Park District educational coordinator, who<br />
spoke on the growth of a tree. Ginger Knudson, Country Garden<br />
Club president, presented a Yellow Wood tree to the city.<br />
Each Arbor Day poster contest winner received a recycle bag and<br />
goodies from Patricia Bloomer-Kirkpatrick, State Farm agent.<br />
Pictured from left kneeling, are Ella Hammitt, Drew Stockwell,<br />
Olivia Luscombe, Laura Swartz, Mairy Stevenson, Christian Schultz,<br />
Kayla McCorkle, Duncan Russell, Hannah Jeffrey and Grant Mickens,<br />
Standing from left, are Olivia Lattimore, Maddy Wagner, Sierra<br />
Hickerson, Carter Petteys, Greg Kuhr–superintendent of lands and<br />
sanitation, Hannah Davis, Lili Manea, Councilman Tom Mackin, Representative<br />
Brown, Rachel Hefner, Mayor Evans, Thomas Watkins,<br />
Jon Eckel–director of public service, Faith Obaob, Joe Dynda, Gwen<br />
Noe and Jacy Foos.<br />
Below left, Scott Heminger hangs one of the Arbor Day award<br />
winning banners. Right, Mayor Evans and Street Tree Commission<br />
member Scott Kirby recognizes the city for 29 years as a Tree City<br />
U.S.A.<br />
Mayor Nelson Evans recognized members of the Go <strong>Perrysburg</strong> “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” committee<br />
at last week’s council meeting. The group provided more than 2,500 rides for 30 individuals in the past five<br />
months.<br />
Pictured from left, are Dezyne Brown, Devotion Brown, Rosa Linda Brown, Pastor Dennis Ditto, Councilman<br />
Tom Mackin, MiMi Lainge, Stephen Curtis, Grant Chambers, Jerry Chambers, Derek O’Neal, Sara Weisenburger,<br />
Jack Hoeflinger, Mayor Evans, Carol Russell, Pinky Edens, Katrina Waters and Denny Barrett.<br />
Friday, Saturday and Sunday<br />
Fort Meigs First Siege 1813 Bicentennial event<br />
As April 29, 1813<br />
dawned, the soldiers at Fort<br />
Meigs had been surrounded<br />
for two days by British<br />
forces and their Native<br />
American allies. This was a<br />
defining moment in the history<br />
of Ohio and the nation.<br />
The First Siege of Fort<br />
Meigs would help turn the<br />
tide of war and usher in a<br />
series of American victories<br />
that would secure the Ohio<br />
frontier.<br />
General William Henry<br />
Harrison wrote that day, “It<br />
is at length reduced to certainty<br />
that the enemy are<br />
about to carry into effect<br />
their threatened attack on<br />
this post” and urged his men<br />
“to your posts then fellow<br />
soldiers and remember that<br />
the eyes of your country are<br />
upon you!”<br />
This weekend, May 3, 4<br />
and 5, War of 1812 re-enactors<br />
from the U.S. and Canada<br />
will commemorate the<br />
200th anniversary of the<br />
First Siege of Fort Meigs by<br />
recreating authentic military<br />
camps and tactical demonstrations.<br />
This falls on the 200th<br />
anniversary of the bloodiest<br />
day of fighting at Fort<br />
Meigs.<br />
Visitors can experience<br />
period camps, musket and<br />
cannon demonstrations, battle<br />
re-enactments, hands-on<br />
activities, lectures, fife and<br />
drum concerts and more.<br />
The fort will host a traveling<br />
exhibit from the Cana-<br />
By Deb Buker<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> School<br />
District continually faces<br />
challenges on maximizing<br />
its dollars, said Superintendent<br />
Tom Hosler at the April<br />
board of education meeting.<br />
“We have such a finite<br />
number of dollars allocated.<br />
We want to make sure we<br />
are spending them on programs,<br />
staff and students,<br />
and not on keeping buildings<br />
warm or the lights–any of<br />
those types of things,” he<br />
added.<br />
Board members heard a<br />
presentation from ABM, a<br />
Michigan firm specializing<br />
in “bundled energy solutions”–a<br />
program for<br />
schools to upgrade outdated<br />
and inefficient infrastructures<br />
with state-of-the-art,<br />
energy-efficient equipment<br />
and technology for a positive<br />
budget impact.<br />
“This is something that<br />
the board wants to consider<br />
carefully,” said the superintendent.<br />
“We want the board<br />
to learn how this [program]<br />
can benefit the district, what<br />
it means to the district.”<br />
Kelly Thomas of ABM<br />
told the board this is an<br />
important project for the<br />
school district and the district<br />
needs a way to fund it<br />
without any tax impact.<br />
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Fort Meigs, the largest wooden-walled fort in America, is celebrating its bicentennial.<br />
This weekend more than 600 re-enactors from across the United States<br />
and Canada will commemorate the anniversary of the First Siege of Fort Meigs.<br />
dian War Museum which<br />
looks at the war from the<br />
perspective of all combatants.<br />
The Kentucky National<br />
Guard will have an exhibit<br />
on Kentucky militia’s role in<br />
the War of 1812.<br />
Lastly, a special display<br />
will show never-before-seen<br />
artifacts including letters,<br />
weapons, equipment and<br />
personal items from the War<br />
of 1812, including a piece of<br />
the ship where Francis Scott<br />
“This project needs to be<br />
self-funded,” she said. “First<br />
thing we did is figure out<br />
how much <strong>Perrysburg</strong> is<br />
spending–cost per square<br />
foot in each individual<br />
building. The cost per square<br />
foot includes your gas, electric<br />
and water. Currently,<br />
you are spending $1.39 a<br />
square foot and if you<br />
decide to implement this<br />
plan, you could go down to<br />
97 cents. The good news is<br />
there are plenty of savings<br />
opportunities here.”<br />
ABM has guaranteed<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> schools a savings<br />
of $317,657 in annual utility<br />
expenses–a 30 percent<br />
reduction. In addition, a savings<br />
of $44,101 in operations<br />
and maintenance–a 25<br />
percent reduction.<br />
Those saved dollars will<br />
be used to upgrade the district’s<br />
most critical facility<br />
and energy infrastructure<br />
needs, including:<br />
•Updated energy efficient<br />
lighting and lighting controls<br />
throughout the buildings.<br />
•The combination of a recommissioned<br />
and new<br />
energy management system<br />
to replace components that<br />
have exceeded their useful<br />
life. Features include Webbased<br />
system, utilization of<br />
Key wrote the “Star-Spangled<br />
Banner,” the Greenville<br />
Treaty Wampum Belt, a<br />
fragment from the Brig Niagara<br />
and more.<br />
In addition, the Toledo<br />
Metroparks, Fallen Timbers<br />
Battlefield Preservation<br />
Commission will provide<br />
battlefield tours of Fallen<br />
Timbers and Fort Miamis in<br />
Maumee.<br />
A special historical marker<br />
program and interpretive<br />
panels will be unveiled at<br />
“free cooling” and updated<br />
graphics and scheduling.<br />
•Re-purposing of underutilized<br />
boilers to ensure<br />
most efficient use. Fort<br />
Meigs and Toth elementary<br />
schools will both receive<br />
boilers from the junior high<br />
school and Frank elementary.<br />
•Changing to low-flow<br />
fixtures in restrooms to<br />
reduce water consumption.<br />
“ABM guarantees cost,<br />
savings and performance,<br />
offsetting the projects costs<br />
for the schools by using<br />
existing funds to pay for the<br />
upgrades. Through the bundled<br />
energy solutions program,<br />
which is supported by<br />
federal government and<br />
Ohio legislation, the school<br />
district will be able to install<br />
new energy saving technologies<br />
throughout its buildings<br />
with no burden on tax-payers,”<br />
said Ms. Thomas.<br />
The board is expected to<br />
vote on the proposed project<br />
at its May 20 board of education<br />
meeting.<br />
Other Business<br />
In other business, the<br />
board:<br />
•Approved the following<br />
certified continuing contracts:<br />
Matt Boggs, high<br />
school English; Michelle<br />
Brunner, high school art;<br />
Scott Buker, high school<br />
intervention specialist; Amy<br />
Boros, Frank fifth grade;<br />
Traci Morgan, Frank fourth<br />
grade; Jessica Warga, Frank<br />
second grade; Megan Kuns,<br />
Toth fifth grade; Sherry<br />
Shaffer, Toth second grade;<br />
Nikki Ohms, Woodland<br />
guidance, and Rachel Lotycz,<br />
Fort Meigs intervention<br />
specialist.<br />
•Accepted the following<br />
certified retirements: Peter<br />
Kramp, Fort Meigs fourth<br />
75¢ SINGLE COPY<br />
Fort Miamis on Saturday<br />
afternoon.<br />
The Maumee branch of<br />
the Toledo-Lucas County<br />
Library will host a special<br />
memorial service on Sunday<br />
morning for the Kentucky<br />
soldiers who fought in<br />
“Dudley’s Defeat,” and the<br />
River House Art Gallery in<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> will host a special<br />
Native American art<br />
exhibit over the weekend.<br />
A complete schedule of<br />
activities is on page 9.<br />
Board of education hears presentation on energy conservation<br />
with 30 percent utility and 25 percent operations reductions<br />
Memorial Day parade, graveside<br />
services Monday, May 27<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> American<br />
Legion Post 28 will hold its<br />
annual Memorial Day<br />
parade on Monday, May 27,<br />
at 10 a.m. Memorial services<br />
will be held at Fort<br />
Meigs Union Cemetery following<br />
the parade.<br />
All military veterans are<br />
invited to join in the parade<br />
and service. There is no registration<br />
for groups or individuals<br />
who wish to participate<br />
in the patriotic parade.<br />
For additional parade<br />
information, contact Bob<br />
Kervin at 419-874-5325.<br />
The parade will form at<br />
the corner of Louisiana<br />
Avenue and Fifth Street at<br />
9:30 a.m. It is requested that<br />
walkers and floats gather on<br />
the east side of Indiana<br />
Avenue in the Commodore<br />
parking lot area and vintage<br />
cars and motorized vehicles<br />
line up on the west side of<br />
the street.<br />
In the interest of safety,<br />
it is requested that no candy<br />
or other items be thrown<br />
into the crowd along the<br />
parade route.<br />
The parade will head<br />
north on Louisiana Avenue<br />
to Front Street, west to State<br />
Route 25 and into Fort<br />
Meigs Union Cemetery.<br />
The parade will stop at<br />
Hood Park for the placing<br />
of a wreath at the monument<br />
of those killed in service.<br />
Legion Post 28 wishes to<br />
memorialize all veterans<br />
who have passed since<br />
Memorial Day 2012.<br />
To have a veteran’s name<br />
read at the graveside ceremony,<br />
contact Legion Commander<br />
Craig Gauger at<br />
419-893-0512 or send an email<br />
to gcgauger@hotmail<br />
.com before May 20.<br />
grade teacher; Edina Zmuda,<br />
junior high school science<br />
teacher; Debra Fork, Fort<br />
Meigs first grade teacher,<br />
and Vickie Piersol, Fort<br />
Meigs second grade teacher.<br />
•Approved the following<br />
two-year certified contracts:<br />
High school–Candra Boggs,<br />
art; Caitlin Evans, English;<br />
Ben Fry, language arts;<br />
David Hunter, intervention<br />
specialist; Tim Kitson, language<br />
arts; Kim Layden, science;<br />
Patrick Murray, social<br />
studies; Rick Rettig, guidance;<br />
Bryan Skrzyniecki,<br />
science. Junior high–Shawn<br />
Bally, language arts; Jeff<br />
Beck, science; Kraig Bentley,<br />
music; Elizabeth<br />
Cranston, orchestra; Justin<br />
Fahncke, social studies;<br />
Albert Fischhaber, math;<br />
Rachel Heinrich, Spanish;<br />
Alyssa Horn, music; Wade<br />
Kuns, social studies; Sara<br />
Picking, science; Kerry<br />
Stoots, language arts, and<br />
Jamie Widdel, social studies.<br />
Fort Meigs–Anderson Brungard,<br />
first grade; Chelsea<br />
Cousino, fifth grade; Robin<br />
Gillmore, kindergarten;<br />
Linda Printy, fifth grade, and<br />
Sarilyn Sintobin, kindergarten.<br />
Frank–Denise<br />
Gigliotti, kindergarten;<br />
Doug Pevoar, intervention<br />
specialist and Margrit Ricther,<br />
first grade. Toth–Laura<br />
Johnson, fourth grade;<br />
William Lingle, first grade;<br />
Marsha Swanson, fifth<br />
grade, and Craig Weaver,<br />
intervention specialist.<br />
Woodland–Rhonda Jones,<br />
third grade; Cynthia Miller,<br />
first grade; Ashley Morris,<br />
fifth grade; Steven Neff,<br />
physical education; district -<br />
Judy Kotalik, ESL; and<br />
Michelle Predmore, technology,<br />
Toth and Fort Meigs.<br />
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Election Day May 7<br />
Polls will be open in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township<br />
from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., next Tuesday, May 7, for<br />
a primary election.<br />
Only one race will appear on the ballot–Republican voters<br />
will select a candidate for judge of the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Municipal Court from candidates Drew Griffith, Molly<br />
Mack and Aram Ohanian.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> city voters also will consider a new fiveyear,<br />
0.8-mill tax levy to provide public transportation.<br />
The Board of Elections will report election results Tuesday<br />
evening on its Web site, www.co.wood.oh.us/boe/.<br />
For information about polling locations, absentee ballots<br />
or other voting questions, call the Board of Elections at<br />
419-354-9120.
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Over the years I have done my best to serve the people<br />
of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. As a police officer, and later as Chief of the<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Police Department, I worked hard to ensure<br />
that the citizens of our area were protected and served by<br />
those who were the most qualified and worthy of our trust.<br />
As Mayor of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, I have always<br />
worked to ensure that the city is entrusted to the best and<br />
most qualified people. It is because of this that I am<br />
pleased to announce that I am endorsing Aram Matthew<br />
Ohanian for <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal Court Judge.<br />
Aram Matthew Ohanian has served the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Municipal Court for over 20 years, first in the Public<br />
Defender’s Office and for the last 10 years as a Prosecutor<br />
for the Wood County Prosecutor’s Office. He has handled<br />
thousands of cases in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal Court and<br />
Endorsed by<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Mayor Nelson Evans<br />
Common Pleas Court and understands the day to day issues that are heard before the bench. Because of this, he is<br />
the most qualified to lead the court and make the right choices as Judge. His experience and his commitment to the<br />
community ensure that he will protect the rights of our citizens and administer the duties of Judge in a fair and efficient<br />
manner. We deserve a Judge who has the experience, integrity and commitment to make a difference. Aram<br />
Matthew Ohanian is that candidate. I urge you to vote for Aram Matthew Ohanian on May 7th.<br />
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our community. Your service<br />
has been above and<br />
beyond,” said the mayor.<br />
“<strong>Perrysburg</strong> is one of those<br />
communities that does not<br />
depend on government to<br />
solve their problems. People<br />
here see a need and they<br />
take care of it–and this is a<br />
fine example of that.”<br />
Recognized by the mayor<br />
were Jason Craig, Kathleen<br />
Schramko, Elizabeth Edens,<br />
Mark Zink, Ann Shelton,<br />
Debbie Chambers, Gerald<br />
Chambers, MiMi Laing, Ed<br />
Hoover, Maria Ermie, Holly<br />
Samuelson, Katrina Watters,<br />
Rosa Linda Brown and Pastor<br />
Dennis Ditto.<br />
Mrs. Brown, who coordinated<br />
riders with rides, told<br />
the mayor and council,<br />
“although the program was<br />
not a very large program, it<br />
did a great amount of work.<br />
And it was only because we<br />
had some wonderful people<br />
working on the committee.<br />
People just joined together<br />
just like the title says,<br />
neighbors helping neighbors.”<br />
She noted there were 20<br />
volunteers over the fivemonth<br />
program who drove<br />
anywhere from one trip to<br />
100 trips.<br />
“There were trips to the<br />
doctor’s office, to church,<br />
trips to the bank and to<br />
work. And most importantly<br />
to the grocery store because<br />
you have to eat,” added the<br />
volunteer coordinator. “So,<br />
there were trips that went all<br />
over and even beyond the<br />
boundaries of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.”<br />
Mrs. Brown also recognized<br />
Councilman Tom<br />
Mackin for his service to the<br />
committee and Grace<br />
Church and Pastor Ditto.<br />
“I think it is notable to<br />
say one of the first people to<br />
step up and offer to help<br />
other residents was one of<br />
your own, Councilman<br />
Mackin. I think he deserves<br />
to be recognized for that and<br />
we appreciate him for doing<br />
that,” she said. “I have to<br />
recognize Grace Church<br />
because it was through their<br />
generosity and their financial<br />
help that we were able<br />
to have a dedicated phone<br />
line that was put in just for<br />
this program. And that<br />
phone line was paid for by<br />
Grace Church–so they<br />
deserve so much.”<br />
“So, I just want to say a<br />
big thank you to all the volunteers<br />
because without<br />
them this would not have<br />
“Neighbors Helping Neighbors”<br />
The Go <strong>Perrysburg</strong> committee has arranged for voter<br />
transportation for those in need of rides to the polls on<br />
Tuesday, May 7.<br />
The van will operate from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.<br />
Call 419-931-4958 to schedule a ride in advance.<br />
Scheduling will be on a first come, first served basis.<br />
Please note that the van is not wheelchair accessible.<br />
happened. And also, thank<br />
you to the riders–they were<br />
patient, they worked with<br />
me. This was a coordinated<br />
effort and I think everyone<br />
deserves a hand.”<br />
Mrs. Brown said the program<br />
will end on April 30<br />
but the phone line will<br />
remain open to coordinate<br />
rides to the polls on May 7.<br />
If approved by voters,<br />
the new transit system<br />
would begin within 60 days.<br />
The city currently is in<br />
negotiations with Ride<br />
Right, LLC, to provide the<br />
service.<br />
Concerns were raised<br />
regarding the time span<br />
from the election to the start<br />
date. Councilman Todd<br />
Grayson said with passage<br />
of the levy, Ride Right<br />
would start the process of<br />
locating to <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
“On May 8, if it passes,<br />
Ride Right will start the<br />
process immediately of getting<br />
everything here,” he<br />
said. “It could be 60 days, it<br />
could be 54 days, it could be<br />
39 days. But it is going to<br />
take time to hire drivers,<br />
find a facility and all that<br />
other stuff you need.”<br />
Neighbors Helping<br />
Neighbors volunteer, Ms.<br />
Edens, said she is shocked.<br />
“You have had five months<br />
to get ready.”<br />
Mayor Evans told the<br />
group that Ride Right will<br />
be asked to start as soon as<br />
possible but also explained<br />
levy collection does not<br />
begin until 2014 and the city<br />
will have to fund the gap<br />
period.<br />
“We understand there is<br />
a need out there. If the levy<br />
passes in May, you are not<br />
able to collect funds until<br />
next year,” said the mayor.<br />
“So basically what we are<br />
funding is the period from<br />
when Ride Right begins<br />
service until the end of the<br />
year. And, that is coming<br />
out of everyone’s pocket–<br />
we are willing to do that.”<br />
Other Business<br />
In other business, council:<br />
•Authorized the purchase<br />
of a $26,077 three-quarterton<br />
Ford truck from Brondes<br />
Ford.<br />
•Approved a $175,700<br />
contract with the Fort Meigs<br />
YMCA for management of<br />
the city swimming pool for<br />
the 2013 season.<br />
•Authorized an agreement<br />
with the Fort Meigs<br />
YMCA to provide swim lessons<br />
and aquatic exercise at<br />
the municipal pool for the<br />
2013 season.<br />
•Authorized a $10,540<br />
contract with Lake Erie<br />
Electric of Toledo, Inc. for<br />
electrical work at Rotary<br />
Park.<br />
•Authorized the city<br />
administrator to solicit general<br />
contractor bids for the<br />
painting or marking of<br />
pavement.<br />
•Scheduled the following<br />
committee meetings: service-safety,<br />
Monday, May 6,<br />
5 p.m.; finance, Tuesday,<br />
May 14, 5 p.m.; planning<br />
and zoning, Thursday, May<br />
16, 5 p.m.; recreation, Monday,<br />
May 20, 5 p.m.; economic<br />
development, Monday,<br />
May 20, 5:30 p.m.; personnel,<br />
Tuesday, May 28, 5<br />
p.m., and health, sanitation<br />
and public utilities, Tuesday,<br />
May 28, 6 p.m.<br />
The next meeting of city<br />
council is Tuesday, May 7,<br />
6:30 p.m. All meetings are<br />
held in the municipal building<br />
and are open to the<br />
public.<br />
Free screening of ‘Argo’ Thursday, May 9<br />
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May 4.<br />
Poppies made by disabled<br />
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Members of the VFW<br />
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benefit veterans in need<br />
and the VFW National<br />
Home for Children in<br />
Eaton Rapids, Michigan.<br />
This also is a rehabilitation<br />
center for disabled war veterans.<br />
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VFW’s only annual fundraiser.<br />
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Heatherdowns Parish, Emmaus<br />
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Boulevard, Toledo.<br />
“Adjusting to a New Normal”<br />
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<strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
April 18 to 23, 2013<br />
Thursday, April 18<br />
Accident, 1800 block<br />
North Wilkinson Way; medic<br />
runs, 200 block Manor Drive,<br />
300 block Trinity Court; fire<br />
calls, unit block Maple Street,<br />
2800 block Stonefence Drive;<br />
theft 25500 block North<br />
Dixie Highway.<br />
Friday, March 19<br />
Accidents, North Dixie<br />
Highway at Levis Commons<br />
Boulevard, 200 block West<br />
Indiana Avenue; medic runs,<br />
26500 block Mingo Drive,<br />
unit block Dr. McAuley<br />
Court, 7100 block South<br />
Wilkinson Way, 26700 block<br />
Lakevue Drive, unit block<br />
Woodview Drive, unit block<br />
Callander Court, 200 block<br />
Manor Drive, 100 block<br />
Birchcrest Drive; water res-<br />
April 19 to 25, 2013<br />
Friday, April 19<br />
Accident, Fremont Pike at<br />
Glenwood Road; rescue runs,<br />
100 block J Street, 9000<br />
block Buck Road; fire call,<br />
Maumee River rescue at Ohio<br />
Turnpike bridge; alarm, 7000<br />
block Fremont Pike; criminal<br />
damage and theft, 28000<br />
block Oregon Road; protection<br />
order violation, 28000<br />
block Oregon Road; incident<br />
report, 10000 block Fremont<br />
Pike; criminal damage,<br />
27000 block Oregon Road.<br />
Saturday, April 20<br />
Accidents, Avenue Road<br />
at I-75, (3) Avenue at Glenwood<br />
roads; rescue runs,<br />
20000 block Tracy Road,<br />
20000 block Oregon Road,<br />
20000 block Dunbridge<br />
Road; criminal damage,<br />
28000 block Glenwood<br />
The following cases were<br />
finalized in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal<br />
Court March 30 to<br />
April 5, 2013.<br />
An additional $78 in court<br />
costs was sentenced for each<br />
case, unless otherwise noted.<br />
Speed<br />
Roberta L. Perry, Carronade<br />
Drive, $2 fine, $98<br />
court costs; Gloria A. Spangler,<br />
Dowling Road, $45 fine,<br />
$83 court costs; Virginia G.<br />
Manlove, Chatham Way, $45<br />
fine; Nadine Llanas, Roachton<br />
Road, $61 fine; Elizabeth<br />
B. Millhon, Gleneagles Road,<br />
$53 fine; Paul A. Garland,<br />
Roachton Road, $75 fine;<br />
William J. Lay III, Five Point<br />
To the community:<br />
The Seton Hill University<br />
women’s lacrosse team<br />
expresses our deepest gratitude<br />
to the many amazing<br />
people who have helped us<br />
through this time of tragic<br />
loss and injury. Words cannot<br />
adequately express how<br />
much we miss our coach,<br />
Kristie Quigley. She was an<br />
incredibly talented mentor<br />
who had only the highest expectations<br />
for us on and off<br />
the field; we will continue to<br />
make sure her expectations<br />
are always met.<br />
There have been many<br />
angels disguised as ordinary<br />
people who helped us<br />
through these past weeks.<br />
We extend our sincere<br />
thanks to the first responders<br />
and travelers who helped us<br />
at the crash site; the hospital<br />
caregivers whose superb<br />
emergency medical care and<br />
skillful surgical techniques<br />
saved our limbs and our<br />
lives; our collegiate family<br />
Other Donations<br />
Disalle Real Estate Company,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Elegant Rags LLC<br />
In-Kind Donations<br />
American Rent-All<br />
Body & Sole Massage erapy<br />
Center<br />
e Chocolate Shoppe Inc.<br />
Cigar Aair<br />
Packer Creek Pottery<br />
e Ribbonry<br />
Salon Hazelton<br />
Sheeld Road<br />
Sinful Toee<br />
Media Sponsors<br />
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<strong>Perrysburg</strong> <strong>Messenger</strong> <strong>Journal</strong><br />
Toledo City Paper<br />
Welch Publishing Company<br />
U B L I C R E C O R D<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Police Report<br />
cue, 100 block West Indiana<br />
Avenue; fire call, 300 block<br />
West Fifth Street; alarms,<br />
12400 block Five Point Road,<br />
7000 block Lighthouse Way,<br />
400 block East Front Street,<br />
13600 block Roachton Road,<br />
700 block Commerce Drive;<br />
drug paraphernalia, Mulberry<br />
at West Second streets; keep<br />
the peace, 11100 block Fremont<br />
Pike.<br />
Saturday, March 20<br />
Accidents, 800 block<br />
Brookfield Lane, south I-75<br />
at milemark 175, Maumee<br />
Western Reserve Road,<br />
Louisiana Avenue at north I-<br />
75, Eckel Junction at Fort<br />
Meigs roads, 300 block Walnut<br />
Street; medic runs, 200<br />
block Manor Drive, unit<br />
block Callander Court, 800<br />
block Cherry Street; fire call,<br />
26800 block Lakevue Drive;<br />
alarms, 12200 block<br />
Williams Road, 1100 block<br />
Village Square Drive, 500<br />
block West Sixth Street,<br />
13300 block Roachton Road;<br />
theft, 26400 block North<br />
Dixie Highway, 900 block<br />
Cherry Street, 400 block<br />
West Sixth Street, 27200<br />
block Fort Meigs Road, 100<br />
block Twinbrook Drive;<br />
criminal damage and theft,<br />
2000 block Hollenbeck<br />
Drive.<br />
Sunday, March 21<br />
Accident, north I-75 at<br />
Fremont Pike; medic run, 500<br />
block Louisiana Avenue;<br />
alarms, 25500 block North<br />
Dixie Highway, 100 block<br />
Trinity Court, 500 block<br />
Winding River Court, 26900<br />
block Eckel Road; criminal<br />
Township Police Report<br />
Road; fraud and theft,<br />
Woodville Road, Northwood;<br />
telecommunications harassment<br />
and criminal trespass,<br />
9000 block Connor Lake Circle;<br />
incident reports, Fremont<br />
Pike at Lakevue Drive, 7000<br />
block Silver Creek Drive;<br />
theft, 29000 block Oregon<br />
Road.<br />
Sunday, April 21<br />
Accident, I-475 at U.S.<br />
Route 23 milemark 3.4; theft,<br />
7000 block Silver Creek<br />
Drive; theft, complicity and<br />
obstructing justice, 10000<br />
block Fremont Pike; drug<br />
abuse and drug paraphernalia,<br />
Avenue at Glenwood<br />
roads.<br />
Monday, April 22<br />
Accident, 29000 block<br />
Glenwood Road; rescue run,<br />
30000 block Oregon Road;<br />
criminal damage, 23000<br />
block Lime City Road; incident<br />
report, 10000 block Fremont<br />
Pike; theft, 7000 block<br />
Ayers Road.<br />
Tuesday, April 23<br />
Rescue runs, 10000 block<br />
Fremont Pike, 300 block D<br />
Street, 20000 block Tracy<br />
Road, 28000 block Cedar<br />
Park Boulevard, 20000 block<br />
North Dixie Highway, (2)<br />
20000 block Lime City Road;<br />
20000 block Oregon Road;<br />
fire calls, Owens Community<br />
College, 28000 block Starbright<br />
Boulevard; alarm,<br />
27000 block Oakmead Drive;<br />
domestic violence, 27000<br />
block Tracy Road; telecommunications<br />
harassment, 300<br />
block D Street; theft, 29000<br />
block Lime City Road; identity<br />
fraud, I-75 at milemark<br />
194.<br />
Wednesday, April 24<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal Court<br />
OPEN<br />
LETTER<br />
Road, $55 fine, $83 court<br />
costs; Elise M. Baron, Seminary<br />
Road, $77 fine; Kristin<br />
M. Tansel, Birchcrest Drive,<br />
$58 fine; James C. Stewart,<br />
Lime City Road, $51 fine;<br />
Craig M. Bridgman, Luckey<br />
Road, $64 fine.<br />
Stop Sign<br />
Kristine E. Britt, Austin<br />
Court, $85 fine, $83 court<br />
costs; Francisco J. Garcia,<br />
Five Point Road, $55 fine.<br />
Seat Belt<br />
Mark A. Ferguson, Exeter<br />
Road, $30 fine, $63 court<br />
costs; Kristian T. Madlinski,<br />
Desmond Place, $30 fine,<br />
$63 court costs.<br />
Failure to Control<br />
across the country, who created<br />
and contributed to Play<br />
4 Seton Hill; those who have<br />
worn crimson and gold in<br />
honor of our coach and displayed<br />
our jersey numbers<br />
on their arms; and everyone<br />
who is contributing to Gavin<br />
Quigley’s educational fund<br />
http://www.gofundme.com/<br />
2bt9g4; the Seton Hill athletes<br />
who have shown us<br />
that we truly are 21 teams<br />
but one family, and to<br />
Coach’s immediate family<br />
for sharing her with us during<br />
the last year and a<br />
half–she is forever in our<br />
hearts. For her, we will remain<br />
kia kaha (forever<br />
strong) and will always play<br />
in honor of her dedication to<br />
us and the sport we all love<br />
so dearly.<br />
Sincerely,<br />
Siiri Mason, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
and the other members of<br />
the Seton Hill University<br />
women’s lacrosse team,<br />
Greensburg, Pennsylvania<br />
Philip D. Bourgeois,<br />
Prairie Rose Drive, $55 fine;<br />
Beverly A. McGivern, Oak<br />
Knoll Drive, $55 fine.<br />
Other Traffic Convictions<br />
Lillian A. Laubenthal,<br />
East Indiana Avenue, rightof-way<br />
left turn, $55 fine.<br />
Marlaina A. Steinecker,<br />
East Sixth Street, operating a<br />
vehicle under the influence,<br />
$375 fine, 93 days jail, 90<br />
suspended, six month license<br />
suspension.<br />
Evan R. Gast, Chippewa<br />
Lane, assured clear distance,<br />
$55 fine.<br />
Steven W. Mcintire, Oregon<br />
Road, reckless operation,<br />
$250 fine, 30 days jail, 27<br />
trespass, 28300 block Simmons<br />
Road; theft, 200 block<br />
Locust Street, 2300 block<br />
Coe Court; family disturbance,<br />
100 block East South<br />
Boundary Street.<br />
Monday, April 22<br />
Accident, 13300 block<br />
Roachton Road; medic runs,<br />
(2) 26500 block Mingo<br />
Drive, 25400 block Fort<br />
Meigs Road, 200 block West<br />
Indiana Avenue; fire call,<br />
north I-75 at Fremont Pike;<br />
alarm, 800 block West South<br />
Boundary Street; fraud, 2000<br />
block Michael Owens Way;<br />
criminal damage, unit block<br />
Linden Lane; breaking and<br />
entering, 25500 block North<br />
Dixie Highway.<br />
Tuesday, April 23<br />
Medic run, 200 block<br />
Zoar Drive.<br />
Sheriff’s Report,<br />
Middleton Twp.<br />
April 19 to 26, 2013<br />
Friday, April 19<br />
Accident, 22400 block<br />
Carter Road.<br />
Saturday, April 20<br />
Fire, 10300 block Maple<br />
Street; keep the peace, 14600<br />
block Dexter Falls Road;<br />
controlled burn, 13800 block<br />
Devils Hole Road.<br />
Monday, April 22<br />
Fire, 15900 block Ovitt<br />
Road; fraud, 23500 block<br />
Accident, 25000 block<br />
Scheider Road; rescue runs,<br />
7000 block Reitz Road,<br />
10000 block Fremont Pike,<br />
30000 block Oregon Road,<br />
10000 block Neiderhouse<br />
Road; fire call, Glenwood at<br />
U.S. Route 20; theft, complicity<br />
and criminal trespass,<br />
10000 block Fremont Pike;<br />
theft, 10000 block Fremont<br />
Pike; disorderly conduct,<br />
28000 block Stargate Road.<br />
Thursday, April 25<br />
Accidents, 27000 block<br />
Oregon Road, 28000 block<br />
Cedar Park Boulevard; rescue<br />
runs, 28000 block Starbright<br />
Boulevard, 10000 block<br />
Desmond Place, 10000 block<br />
Fremont Pike; fire call, Oregon<br />
Road at Chrysler Drive;<br />
incident report, 27000 block<br />
Oregon Road; theft, 10000<br />
block Fremont Pike.<br />
suspended, six month license<br />
suspension.<br />
Criminal Convictions<br />
Austen J. Robertson, Nora<br />
Drive, possession of drug<br />
paraphernalia, $147 fine, $73<br />
court costs, six month license<br />
suspension.<br />
Carl J. Wolff, Oregon<br />
Road, marijuana paraphernalia,<br />
$150 fine, $73 court<br />
costs, six month license suspension.<br />
Richard R. Haas, Five<br />
Point Road, attempted theft,<br />
no fine, $73 court costs, 90<br />
days electronic monitoring.<br />
Jason J. Smith, Birchcrest,<br />
failure to confine pet, $100<br />
fine, $73 court costs.<br />
Pargillis Road.<br />
Tuesday, April 23<br />
Suspicious incidents, (2)<br />
22200 block Forst Road.<br />
Wednesday, April 24<br />
Accident, 20900 block<br />
Dunbridge Road; theft,<br />
13800 block Five Point<br />
Road.<br />
Friday, April 26<br />
Criminal trespass, 15300<br />
block Five Point Road.<br />
Cabela’s in Dundee closes<br />
following small electrical fire<br />
Cabela’s in Dundee,<br />
Michigan is closed temporarily<br />
due to a small electrical<br />
fire that occurred on April 24.<br />
The store will remain closed<br />
until further notice, as employees<br />
and outside contractors<br />
complete a thorough<br />
cleanup and restocking<br />
process.<br />
All merchandise damaged<br />
by the fire and soot will be removed<br />
from the store and replaced<br />
with new inventory.<br />
The building did not suffer<br />
structural damage, however<br />
soot from the smoke and<br />
the compound from fire ex-<br />
tinguishers sprayed on the<br />
blaze left residue on some<br />
merchandise, taxidermy and<br />
store fixtures.<br />
Employees are committed<br />
to a complete restoration of<br />
the store.<br />
Cabela’s will honor sale<br />
prices for its upcoming Warm<br />
Up To Savings and Let’s Go<br />
Camping Dundee retail promotions<br />
through Sunday,<br />
May 12.<br />
Customers are asked to<br />
call the store at 734-529-<br />
4700 prior to their next visit<br />
to ensure it has reopened.<br />
Attorneys At Law<br />
Leatherman & Witzler<br />
Todd Hamilton Noll<br />
Kay Leatherman Howard • Paul A. Skaff<br />
353 Elm Street<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
419-874-3536<br />
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PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — May 1, 2013 — Page 3<br />
Twp. police assist with ‘Operation <strong>Download</strong>’<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township<br />
Police Department was among<br />
several area law enforcement<br />
agencies that participated in<br />
“Operation <strong>Download</strong>.”<br />
On April 16, agents with the<br />
Ohio attorney general’s Crimes<br />
Against Children (CAC) initiative<br />
enlisted the township’s<br />
help serving search warrants at<br />
several homes where investigators<br />
believed child pornography<br />
was being downloaded and<br />
shared.<br />
Other agencies assisting<br />
with search warrants were<br />
Lake County and Vinton<br />
County sheriff’s departments;<br />
Mentor and New Richmond<br />
police departments; Vinton<br />
County prosecutor’s office and<br />
FBI Child Exploitation Task<br />
Force.<br />
Detective Sergeant Jim<br />
Gross of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township<br />
Man prosecuted under trafficking in persons statute<br />
On April 24, Kevin Donaldson,<br />
29, of New York was<br />
found guilty in Wood County<br />
Common Pleas Court of two<br />
counts of trafficking in persons<br />
and two counts of promoting<br />
prostitution. He was sentenced<br />
to 12 years in prison.<br />
“This is the first case in<br />
Ohio to go to trial under the<br />
new trafficking in persons<br />
statute that became effective in<br />
June 2012,” explained Wood<br />
County Prosecutor Paul Dobson.<br />
Dear Editor:<br />
I have just finished reading<br />
the “great” article “We<br />
have to remember Hilda<br />
Bentley and what she has<br />
done, Historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
seeking nominations for<br />
award.”<br />
I have been a longtime<br />
member of the Country Garden<br />
Club, and a longtime<br />
member of Historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
(my husband, Bill, was<br />
president many years ago.)<br />
I must write that Hilda<br />
was a member of Country<br />
Garden Club all her life. It is<br />
one of the reasons the club is<br />
so supportive of the many<br />
historic projects in <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
today. She was president<br />
in 1949 and 1964.<br />
I’m not sure why this in-<br />
Veterans of the Maumee<br />
United Methodist Church in<br />
Maumee are sponsoring a<br />
Wounded Warrior program on<br />
Friday, May 3. Guest speaker<br />
will be wounded warrior, Sal<br />
Gonzales.<br />
A Swiss steak dinner will<br />
begin at 5:30 p.m., followed by<br />
music and the program.<br />
For ticket information, call<br />
the church at 419-893-8761.<br />
Mr. Gonzales joined the<br />
Marines in October 2003 and<br />
was assigned as a machine<br />
gunner in the 2nd Battalion,<br />
5th Marines. Almost one year<br />
later he found himself in Ramadi,<br />
Iraq, where he was<br />
wounded and in a coma for<br />
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said no one was arrested as a<br />
result of the location they<br />
searched in the township.<br />
“No one was arrested and<br />
no charges were filed on the<br />
day we went out there,” he<br />
said, adding that the attorney<br />
general’s office is reviewing<br />
the evidence.<br />
According to Attorney General<br />
Mike DeWine’s office although<br />
the criminal conduct is<br />
the same at each location, the<br />
individual cases are not related.<br />
“<strong>Download</strong>ing and sharing<br />
child pornography is not a victimless<br />
crime. The children in<br />
the photographs are victimized<br />
each time someone views an<br />
image,” said Mr. DeWine.<br />
“These predators need to know<br />
that we are aggressively coming<br />
after them.”<br />
As a result of the investigations,<br />
one person was arrested<br />
At trial, the evidence established<br />
that Mr. Donaldson had<br />
brought two victims from New<br />
York to Michigan. He was arrested<br />
last November following<br />
a prostitution sting<br />
conducted by the FBI Northwest<br />
Ohio Violent Crimes<br />
Against Children Task Force<br />
with assistance from the Wood<br />
County Sheriff’s Department.<br />
That day, Mr. Donaldson<br />
drove the two victims from a<br />
hotel in Ann Arbor to one in<br />
Bowling Green, said Mr. Dob-<br />
Letters to the Editor<br />
formation cannot be put in<br />
any article written in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Thank you.<br />
Kay Ball<br />
Dear Editor:<br />
I recently lost my husband.<br />
Not only was he my<br />
beloved, he was also my<br />
source of transportation, as I<br />
am not able to drive since I<br />
have multiple sclerosis.<br />
At the time of his death a<br />
dear friend, Betsy Schaf,<br />
walked into the house,<br />
grabbed both hands and announced<br />
she would take me<br />
to every doctor appointment,<br />
and wherever else I wanted to<br />
go. My point is, that not<br />
everyone has a friend like<br />
this, or family in the area.<br />
nearly a week. He was transferred<br />
to the National Naval<br />
Medical Center in Bethesda,<br />
Maryland, for medical treatment<br />
and rehabilitation. His is<br />
left leg was amputated below<br />
the knee, a result of injuries he<br />
sustained from an IED. He<br />
now utilizes a prosthetic leg.<br />
His life today revolves<br />
around writing music and performing<br />
when he can. He lives<br />
in Nashville and serves his fellow<br />
wounded warriors through<br />
sharing his story, getting other<br />
wounded warriors involved in<br />
the Wounded Warrior Project<br />
and reaching out to family<br />
members and care providers.<br />
The Wounded Warrior<br />
and charges were expected to<br />
be filed against other suspects<br />
across Ohio.<br />
Mr. DeWine’s office began<br />
the Crimes Against Children<br />
initiative in late 2011. More<br />
than a dozen agents and staff<br />
experts focus specifically on<br />
assisting local law enforcement<br />
in investigating and prosecuting<br />
criminals who victimize<br />
children.<br />
Since early 2012, the CAC<br />
has assisted in 54 counties with<br />
170 cases involving allegations<br />
of child pornography, rape,<br />
sexual assault, child abuse and<br />
human trafficking.<br />
“It is important that we do<br />
everything we can to protect<br />
our kids,” said the attorney<br />
general. “Every child should be<br />
able to enjoy their youth without<br />
being targeted by predators.”<br />
son, adding, “The investigation<br />
clearly revealed that Donaldson<br />
was forcing both girls<br />
to engage in sexual activity for<br />
hire.”<br />
The case was prosecuted<br />
by Heather Baker and Gwen<br />
Howe-Gebers of the county<br />
prosecutor’s office. Members<br />
of the task force assisting with<br />
the investigation were from<br />
several northwest Ohio law<br />
enforcement agencies, including<br />
the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township<br />
Police Department.<br />
I am one of many <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
residents who fit this<br />
profile. In life so many of us<br />
experience loss, illness or<br />
disability. Independence is<br />
something to be valued and<br />
protected by all of us.<br />
I am very fortunate to<br />
have grown up in the town,<br />
my husband was a <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
business man for 40<br />
years, and we raised and educated<br />
two wonderful sons<br />
here.<br />
We cannot let this wonderful<br />
town close the door to<br />
independence that people so<br />
desperately deserve. Opening<br />
the door to independence is<br />
such a gift. I believe in this<br />
town, and believe there is<br />
such a need.<br />
Kathy Bortz Dennison<br />
Maumee UM veterans to host Wounded Warrior Project benefit<br />
Project is a nonprofit organization<br />
whose mission is to<br />
“honor and empower wounded<br />
warriors” of the United States<br />
Armed Forces with a vision to<br />
“foster the most successful,<br />
well-adjusted generation of<br />
wounded service members in<br />
our nation’s history.”<br />
The Wounded Warrior<br />
Project (WWP) works to raise<br />
awareness and enlist the public’s<br />
aid for the needs of severely<br />
injured service men and<br />
women, to help severely injured<br />
service members aid and<br />
assist each other, and to provide<br />
unique, direct programs<br />
and services to meet their<br />
needs.<br />
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Chrysler to invest millions<br />
in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township plant<br />
On April 26 Chrysler<br />
Group LLC announced that it<br />
will invest $19.6 million in its<br />
Toledo Machining Plant in<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township to increase<br />
capacity of the torque<br />
converter it’s machining for<br />
the nine-speed transmission.<br />
The company’s total investments<br />
in its U.S. operations<br />
since June 2009 has<br />
increased to more than $5.2<br />
billion with this investment.<br />
The new torque converters<br />
will be paired with the next<br />
generation, fuel efficient<br />
nine-speed front-wheel drive<br />
transmission being assembled<br />
at Chrysler Group’s<br />
Kokomo, Indiana transmission<br />
plant. The new transmission<br />
will debut in the 2014<br />
Jeep® Cherokee.<br />
“The new nine-speed<br />
transmission is a critical part<br />
of our strategy to meet fuel<br />
economy requirements over<br />
the next several years and<br />
Toledo Machining will play<br />
an integral role in bringing<br />
this transmission to market,”<br />
said Scott Garberding, senior<br />
vice president, manufacturing.<br />
“Securing this additional<br />
investment is a testament to<br />
the dedication and commitment<br />
of the plant’s workforce<br />
and helps secure its future<br />
long-term.”<br />
The investment will fund<br />
the installation of new equipment<br />
and tooling for additional<br />
machining and<br />
assembly capacity. Installation<br />
is expected to begin in<br />
the third quarter of 2014 and<br />
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In August 2011, Chrysler<br />
invested $72 million in<br />
Toledo Machining to modernize<br />
the plant for production<br />
of eight- and nine-speed<br />
torque converters on two new<br />
production lines and a new<br />
steering column for the<br />
Dodge Dart and Jeep Cherokee.<br />
These installations will<br />
be complete in the third quarter<br />
this year.<br />
“We’re very pleased that<br />
Chrysler is once again investing<br />
in the Toledo Machining<br />
Plant and the skilled workforce<br />
there,” said General<br />
Holiefield, vice president and<br />
director, UAW Chrysler De-<br />
The Wood County Board<br />
of Elections is reminding voters<br />
in the following areas that<br />
they will have an issue on the<br />
ballot on May 7: Bowling<br />
Green City, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City<br />
and Bradner Village; School<br />
Districts: Bowling Green,<br />
Elmwood, Fostoria, Gibsonburg<br />
and North Baltimore<br />
and Republican candidates in<br />
the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal<br />
Court District.<br />
For the May election, only<br />
voters in the following<br />
precincts will vote with another<br />
precinct:<br />
•Bowling Green School<br />
District voters in Precinct<br />
#340-Jackson Township will<br />
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and enhance jobs in the<br />
area and give a greater measure<br />
of security to our members<br />
and their families well<br />
into the future.”<br />
Toledo Machining currently<br />
produces torque converters<br />
for Kokomo, Indiana<br />
Transmission, Kokomo, Indiana<br />
Transmission I and II,<br />
Sterling Heights Michigan<br />
Assembly and Toluca, Mexico.<br />
The plant also produces<br />
steering columns for plants in<br />
Warren, Michigan; Belvidere,<br />
Illinois; Sterling Heights;<br />
Toledo; Windsor, Ontario;<br />
Toluca; Saltillo, Mexico,<br />
Egypt and Venezuela.<br />
Early voting ends May 3<br />
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Randy Gardner (State Senator)<br />
Neil MacKinnon (Rossford Mayor)<br />
Jim Carter (Wood Co. Commissioner)<br />
Mike Sibbersen (Wood Co. Auditor)<br />
Paul Dobson (Wood Co. Prosecutor)<br />
Marilyn Baker (Former Wood Co. Commissioner)<br />
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• Bowling Green School<br />
District voters in Precinct<br />
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District voters in Precinct<br />
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•Bowling Green School<br />
District voters in Precinct<br />
#960-Webster Township will<br />
vote with Precinct #210 at the<br />
Center Township Fire Station,<br />
9986 Bowling Green<br />
Road East, Bowling Green<br />
Anyone wishing to vote<br />
early may do so during regular<br />
business hours, Monday<br />
through Friday, from 8:30<br />
a.m. to 4:30 p.m., at the<br />
Board of Elections Office, 1<br />
Courthouse Square, Bowling<br />
Green now through Thursday,<br />
May 2.<br />
The office will be open<br />
until 6 p.m. on Friday, May 3.<br />
In-office voting will end on<br />
Friday, May 3.<br />
For election related information<br />
visit the Web site at<br />
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call 419-354-9120.<br />
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Lions Club donates to YMCA Scholarship Fund<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Sunrise Lions Club recently donated $500 to the Fort Meigs YMCA<br />
Scholarship Fund. The fund allows nearly 1,500 <strong>Perrysburg</strong> area people annually to participate<br />
in YMCA programming from swimming to childcare.<br />
Pictured are <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Sunrise Lions Club President Marlene Piper, First Vice District<br />
Governor Craig Gauger, and Steve Shives from the YMCA.<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Sunrise Lions Club meets on the first and third Mondays of the month,<br />
at 6:30 p.m., at the Charlie’s Restaurant. Members support local and national projects<br />
though Lions Club International. For more information on the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Sunrise Lions<br />
Club, send an e-mail to Marlene Piper at mmpiper@live.com.<br />
The following programs<br />
will be offered through the<br />
Wood County Park District.<br />
Registration is required for<br />
all programs 48 hours in advance.<br />
To register, call the Park<br />
District Office at 419-353-<br />
1897 or visit the Web site at<br />
www.wcparks.org. Most programs<br />
are free of charge.<br />
Science in Action<br />
Cricket Frogs<br />
Come learn about the<br />
namesake of this park, the<br />
tiny cricket frog, and the scientific<br />
study being conducted<br />
to discover more about their<br />
immune defenses on Sunday,<br />
May 5, from 2 to 3 p.m., at<br />
SET: Cricket Frog Cove area.<br />
Meet the researcher and see<br />
science in action.<br />
What’s Coming Up?<br />
Native Plant Program<br />
Get a look at the new native<br />
plants growing in the<br />
parks for 2013 in this program<br />
on Thursday, May 9,<br />
from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m., at<br />
Reuthinger Preserve. Find<br />
out where the Park District<br />
will be planting the native<br />
plants grown by volunteers<br />
and track other restoration<br />
projects.<br />
Wood County<br />
Park District News<br />
PIPs<br />
Bird Bonanza<br />
Children ages 3 to 6 can<br />
enjoy a short story and craft<br />
on Saturday, May 11, from<br />
10:30 to 11:15 a.m., at the<br />
William Henry Harrison<br />
Park. Adult companions must<br />
remain with their children for<br />
this Preschoolers in the Parks<br />
program. Be prepared for<br />
outdoor adventures.<br />
A Trip to Warbler<br />
Nirvana<br />
Take a trip to one of the<br />
greatest birdwatching sites in<br />
the world: Magee Marsh<br />
Wildlife Area, on Sunday,<br />
May 12, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.<br />
Participants will look for a<br />
variety of warbler species as<br />
they pass through northwest<br />
Ohio on their way to their<br />
nesting grounds. A passenger<br />
van will transport the group.<br />
Bring a packed lunch to eat.<br />
The cost is $5 per person or<br />
$3 for FWCP members.<br />
Nature in a Nutshell<br />
Daycamp<br />
Discover all the fun that<br />
the outdoors has to offer at<br />
this daycamp at Bradner Preserve.<br />
Acorns, ages 6 to 8,<br />
will attend July 23-26. Buckeyes,<br />
ages 9-10, will attend<br />
Greater Toledo Civil War<br />
Roundtable to meet May 9<br />
The Greater Toledo Civil<br />
War Roundtable will meet<br />
Thursday, May 9, at 7:30<br />
p.m., at the Navarre Park<br />
Shelter House, located at<br />
1020 Varland Avenue, Toledo.<br />
Guest speaker will be<br />
Brandi Oswald, whose presentation<br />
is titled “Now We<br />
Have Seen War and It is<br />
Dreadful: Civilian Live in<br />
Fredericksburg and Gettysburg<br />
during the Civil War.”<br />
This presentation is inspired<br />
by her internships with<br />
the National Park Service as a<br />
historical interpreter at Gettysburg<br />
NMP and Fredericksburg<br />
and Spotsylvania<br />
NMP. She completed it for<br />
her senior honors presentation<br />
and her history capstone.<br />
Ms. Oswald’s program<br />
will focus on the life of civilians<br />
in Fredericksburg, who<br />
suffered much more and for a<br />
longer duration than the more<br />
focused-on civilians of Gettysburg.<br />
There are no major books<br />
written on the civilians of<br />
Fredericksburg. These civilians<br />
were first visited by war<br />
in the spring of 1862 when<br />
the Union Army invaded.<br />
They were almost continuously<br />
occupied by one Army<br />
or the other until the late summer<br />
of 1864-65, when the war<br />
moved southward. Gettysburg<br />
had only a few months of suffering<br />
and was quickly repaired.<br />
To learn more about the<br />
Greater Toledo Civil War<br />
Roundtable, visit the Web site<br />
at http://www.angel<br />
fire.com/oh4/civwar/gtcwrt/.<br />
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June 25-28. The camp runs<br />
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.<br />
Campers will explore the preserve<br />
to search for critters as<br />
well as fish, canoe, and learn<br />
some outdoor basics.<br />
Campers should be prepared<br />
to get wet and dirty<br />
while having fun. A snack will<br />
be provided each day. Children<br />
also will make a camp<br />
shirt. Participants are responsible<br />
for bringing their own<br />
lunches. A health form must<br />
be completed before the first<br />
day of camp. The fee is $50.<br />
Strategic Planning<br />
Town Hall Meetings<br />
The Park District is holding<br />
a series of town hall<br />
meetings throughout Wood<br />
County. The purpose of these<br />
meetings is to share and discuss<br />
the vision for the future<br />
of the Park District, and to<br />
gather feedback from Wood<br />
County citizens, in a “focus<br />
group” format, to help the<br />
Park District achieve their<br />
goals.<br />
Meetings are scheduled as<br />
follows:<br />
•Wednesday, May 1, at<br />
6:30 p.m., at Pemberville<br />
Public Library, 375 East<br />
Front Street, Pemberville<br />
•Thursday, May 9, at 6:30<br />
p.m., at Rossford Public Library,<br />
720 Dixie Highway,<br />
Rossford<br />
Volunteer<br />
Opportunities<br />
The following volunteer<br />
opportunities are available.<br />
•May 2, from 6:30 to 8<br />
p.m., at Reuthinger Preserve<br />
Native Plant Nursery and<br />
Greenhouse. Volunteers may<br />
be asked to plant, water, weed<br />
or collect seed. Dress to work<br />
outdoors and bring gloves, if<br />
possible.<br />
•May 4, from 10 a.m. to<br />
noon, at the Wood County<br />
Historical Center. A volunteer<br />
project for National Day of<br />
Service. Participants should<br />
dress to work outdoors.<br />
Whitehouse Tree Commission<br />
offers free seminar on May 18<br />
The Village of Whitehouse<br />
Tree Commission is<br />
offering a seminar on attracting<br />
birds and butterflies to<br />
the backyard using plants.<br />
The seminar is free and open<br />
to the public. It will be held<br />
Saturday, May 18, from 10 to<br />
11 a.m., at Whitehouse Village<br />
Hall, 6925 Providence<br />
Street.<br />
Speakers include ornithologist<br />
Elliot Tramer and butterfly<br />
expert Stephen Smith.<br />
For more information, call<br />
419-877-5383.<br />
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Sara Weisenburger seeks city council seat<br />
Sara Weisenburger has announced<br />
her candidacy for<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Council in<br />
November.<br />
“People often ask me why<br />
a young mother like myself,<br />
would be interested in local<br />
politics. I’m the kind of person<br />
that will say, ‘Why not?’”<br />
In the past year and a half,<br />
she has attended many city<br />
committee and council meetings.<br />
“I’m one of the few who<br />
enjoys attending public meetings,”<br />
she said. “I think it is<br />
important to know what is<br />
going on in our community<br />
but now I’m ready to be an<br />
active member–ready to<br />
serve the community.”<br />
A 2004 University of<br />
Toledo graduate, she spent<br />
the first years of her career<br />
working for a regional accounting<br />
firm.<br />
She was assigned to many<br />
government audits including<br />
local school districts as well<br />
as other large governmental<br />
agencies. She also spent a<br />
year as an internal auditor at<br />
the University of Toledo.<br />
“I was always interested<br />
in how government works, always<br />
interested in budgeting<br />
and fund accounting,” she explained.<br />
“Government auditing<br />
isn’t about the numbers as<br />
much as it is about making<br />
sure tax dollars are being<br />
used properly and contracts<br />
are being followed. I loved<br />
auditing. I still miss it, and<br />
this will give me a chance to<br />
do what I love while also<br />
helping serve the community<br />
I call home.”<br />
Mrs. Weisenburger reads<br />
the city’s audited financial<br />
statements and new budgets<br />
➧Continued from page 1<br />
•Approved the following<br />
one-year certified contacts:<br />
District–Bridgette Beeler,<br />
math coach; Stacey Bunker,<br />
psychologist; Jenna Carroll,<br />
psychologist; Samantha De-<br />
Wood, psychologist; High<br />
School–Rachel Clark, math;<br />
Kara Gillespie, math;<br />
Amanda Kusler, French; Jennifer<br />
Ray, math; Matthew<br />
Siegel, social studies; Scott<br />
Sorg, science; Laura Swiatek,<br />
science; Danielle Tulodzieski,<br />
Spanish; Junior High–Katherine<br />
Driscoll, music; Julie<br />
Jagodzinski, intervention specialist;<br />
Zebulum Kellough,<br />
science; Kelly McMillan, language<br />
arts; Maura Meyers,<br />
art; Cori Plocek, language<br />
arts; Andrew Shilling, intervention<br />
specialist, and Nicole<br />
Wagner, guidance; Frank–<br />
Andrew Evans, second grade;<br />
Jennifer Mitchell, fourth<br />
grade, and Christine Nackowicz,<br />
third grade; Fort<br />
Meigs–Brittany Hernandez,<br />
fourth grade, and Kim Wiley,<br />
fourth grade. Toth– Emily<br />
Rodriquez, intervention specialist,<br />
and Ruth Wood, fourth<br />
grade. Woodland–Amanda<br />
Craig, kindergarten; Anne<br />
Gerwin, speech; Kathleen<br />
Halm, fourth grade; Curtis<br />
Klotz, music; Julianne Scott,<br />
first grade; Nicholas<br />
Tonegato, fifth grade; Julia<br />
Trask, third grade; Olivia Zuchowski,<br />
kindergarten, and<br />
Monica Roessler, Woodland/Fort<br />
Meigs kindergarten.<br />
•Approved the following<br />
substitute teachers: Jessica<br />
Longenberger and Meagan<br />
Hoff.<br />
•Accepted the retirement<br />
of Joette Parker, bus driver,<br />
effective April 1.<br />
•Accepted the resignation<br />
of Debra Durica, bus driver,<br />
effective April 1.<br />
•Approved the following<br />
classified continuing con-<br />
Sara Weisenburger<br />
as they are released.<br />
“Overall, I think the city is<br />
being run well, but there is always<br />
room for improvement.<br />
I know my experience will<br />
help council and the mayor<br />
make valuable changes.”<br />
She has learned the importance<br />
of budgeting in her<br />
personal life as well.<br />
“My husband and I were<br />
living on just his income. I<br />
know all about keeping a<br />
tight budget. It’s hard to raise<br />
four kids on a single income<br />
–sometimes you have to get<br />
creative to make ends meet.”<br />
After moving to <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
from South Toledo, she<br />
needed to supplement her<br />
family’s income so she<br />
helped start her family’s<br />
small business.<br />
“We couldn’t sell our<br />
house in Toledo–the market<br />
was terrible. We ended up<br />
renting it,” she said, and the<br />
business has grown from one<br />
home to about a dozen.<br />
“It’s still a very small side<br />
business, but it’s growing and<br />
it’s successful,” she added.<br />
Mrs. Weisenburger has<br />
tracts: Jennifer Buck, custodian;<br />
Mark DeLand, transportation,<br />
and Tifanie Keeton<br />
and Marianne Merren, monitors.<br />
•Approved the following<br />
two-year classified contracts:<br />
Transportation–Greg Rufty<br />
and Taleaitha Schmitt. Custodian–Douglas<br />
Johnson. Monitor–Tobiah<br />
Ledesma, Dana<br />
Whitner, Heather Hayter and<br />
Amy Welch. Food Service–Frances<br />
Alexander, Cheri<br />
Flory, Mary Krall, Jennifer<br />
Leonard and Barbara Scheckelhoff.<br />
•Approved the following<br />
two-year exempt personnel<br />
contracts: Wesley Bartlett,<br />
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been a member of the Go<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> committee that is<br />
promoting the new transportation<br />
levy on the May<br />
ballot.<br />
“People need transportation<br />
and this system is costeffective<br />
and very efficient,<br />
and the levy on the May ballot<br />
is about a third of what<br />
TARTA was costing us,” she<br />
said.<br />
Mrs. Weisenburger sees<br />
some ominous issues for <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
in the future.<br />
“We need to do something<br />
about how we get our water.<br />
We have little say when it<br />
comes to how much our<br />
water costs because we get it<br />
from Toledo. We need to<br />
continue exploring other options.”<br />
She also hopes to dig deep<br />
into all aspects of the city’s<br />
budget.<br />
“I want to review each department’s<br />
budget to see what<br />
is working well and what we<br />
could be doing better and<br />
more efficiently.”<br />
She noted that she has<br />
been reading into Toledo<br />
Public Schools performance<br />
audit.<br />
“A performance audit<br />
sounds exactly like something<br />
every government entity<br />
needs. It will give us a<br />
good overview of what we<br />
could change to make the<br />
system run leaner. It’s definitely<br />
something I will push<br />
for and definitely something<br />
that can save tax dollars.”<br />
Mrs. Weisenburger and<br />
her family are members of St.<br />
Rose Church.<br />
Contact Mrs. Weisenburger<br />
for more information<br />
at saraweisenburger @yahoo.<br />
com.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Board of Education hears<br />
presentation on energy conservation<br />
Nancy Elvers, Rachel Johnson,<br />
Debbie Reddick, Nancy<br />
Stough, Paula Stout and<br />
Pamela Tyson.<br />
•Awarded the Frank<br />
HVAC bid to Downey<br />
Plumbing and Heating,<br />
$349,000.<br />
•Awarded the Frank<br />
façade bid to Spieker Company,<br />
$587,200.<br />
•Authorized the $96,434<br />
purchase of one 84-passenger<br />
school bus from Cardinal Bus<br />
Sales.<br />
The next meeting of the<br />
board of education is Monday,<br />
May 20, 5:30 p.m., in the<br />
Commodore Building. The<br />
meeting is open to the public.<br />
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Travis Schultz and Allison Brandenburg<br />
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Allison Marie Brandenburg, daughter of Brian Brandenburg<br />
and Jill Brandenburg, of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, and Travis<br />
Matthew Schultz, son of Michelle Webb of Waupaca, Wisconsin,<br />
announce their engagement.<br />
Allison is employed as an account executive at Thread<br />
Marketing Group in Toledo. Travis is employed as a sales<br />
manager at ThyssenKrupp Online Metals Division in<br />
Northwood, Ohio.<br />
An August 24, 2013, wedding at Blessed John XXIII in<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, is planned.<br />
Hannah Casey to graduate from OSU<br />
Hannah Casey will graduate<br />
summa cum laude from<br />
the Ohio State University<br />
Honors College.<br />
President Obama will be<br />
the speaker at the commencement<br />
ceremony on<br />
Sunday, May 5.<br />
The daughter of Peter and<br />
Peggy Casey, Hannah is a<br />
2009 graduate of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
High School.<br />
She will receive a bachelor<br />
of arts degree in English.<br />
She minored in theater<br />
and appeared in many OSU<br />
productions.<br />
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Devin Howard and Jessica Schwind<br />
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Jessica Lindsay Schwind and Devin Thomas Howard<br />
were united in marriage on June 23, 2012, at St. Joseph’s<br />
Catholic Church in Fremont, Ohio. The ceremony was performed<br />
by Father Mike Zacharias. The bride is the daughter<br />
of Mark and Denise Schwind of Bowling Green, Ohio,<br />
and Becky Lydy, of Rossford. The bridegroom is the son<br />
of Linda and James Crowton of Clyde, Ohio, and Tom<br />
Howard of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Maid of Honor was Hali Schwind of Bowling Green.<br />
Bridesmaids were Savannah Schwind of Bowling Green,<br />
Catie Schoenlein of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Chelsea Schwaegerle of<br />
Bowling Green and Kaitlyn Howard of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Best Man was Derek Howard of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. Groomsmen<br />
were Steve Mahler of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Matthew Jeffries<br />
of Pullman, Washington, Andy Pollauf of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, and<br />
Aaron Leist of Bowling Green.<br />
A wedding reception followed the ceremony at the<br />
Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center in Fremont. The<br />
couple celebrated with family and friends beneath a tent<br />
near the rose garden on the Spiegel Grove grounds.<br />
The couple took a honeymoon trip to Ireland.<br />
The bride is a 2005 graduate of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School<br />
and a 2009 graduate of Bowling Green State University,<br />
where she obtained a bachelor of science degree in journalism<br />
with a specialization in public relations. She serves as<br />
the marketing and communication specialist for the United<br />
Way of Greater Toledo.<br />
The bridegroom is a 2005 graduate of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School and a 2010 graduate of Tiffin University, where he<br />
received a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice administration.<br />
He serves as a patrolman for the city of Fremont.<br />
The couple resides in Fremont.<br />
Blackwood Jamie Winzeler<br />
re-appointed receives degree<br />
to state board Jamie Winzeler of Perrys-<br />
Governor John Kasich has<br />
announced the re-appointment<br />
of Albert Blackwood of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
to the Ohio Historic<br />
Site Preservation Advisory<br />
Board.<br />
His term began April 22,<br />
and ends January 14, 2016.<br />
burg, graduated April 28,<br />
from the University of Pittsburgh<br />
at Bradford with a<br />
bachelor of science degree in<br />
sports medicine.<br />
The commencement<br />
speaker was Bradford native<br />
and venture capitalist George<br />
Still.<br />
PMT holding May fund-raisers<br />
for upcoming production<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Musical Theatre<br />
is preparing for its next<br />
mainstage production of<br />
“Joseph and the Amazing<br />
Technicolor Dreamcoat.” To<br />
support the show, PMT will<br />
hold fund-raisers in May.<br />
On May 9, a fund-raiser<br />
will be held at Max &<br />
Erma’s. Visit the Web site at<br />
h t t p : / / w w w. p e r r y s b u rg<br />
musicaltheatre.org/ to download<br />
a coupon which can be<br />
used all day, including take<br />
out orders.<br />
PMT Goes Karaoke will<br />
be held May 17, from 7 to 10<br />
p.m., at Zoar Lutheran<br />
Church. Admission is $5 and<br />
there will be a 50/50 raffle<br />
and a silent auction in addition<br />
to karaoke and lots of<br />
food.<br />
Any business wanting to<br />
make donations of items for<br />
the silent auction can contact<br />
PMT at <strong>Perrysburg</strong>musical<br />
theatre@gmail.com.<br />
The fund-raising continues<br />
May 19, from 11 a.m. to<br />
2 p.m., at McDonalds on<br />
Route 20. A percentage of<br />
all orders taken will go to<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Musical Theatre.<br />
This production will be<br />
held June 20-23 at <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
High School.<br />
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PHS senior Maddy Perry is recipient<br />
of an Undefeated Spirit scholarship<br />
Maddy Perry of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
High School was selected<br />
recipient of a $1,000<br />
Undefeated Spirit scholarship<br />
during a special presentation<br />
on April 16.<br />
Through his Undefeated<br />
Spirit Foundation, former<br />
University of Toledo and<br />
Canadian Football League<br />
star Chuck Ealey gives back<br />
to the community, providing<br />
three $1,000 scholarships to<br />
area high school seniors.<br />
Winners are selected in<br />
one of three categories–football,<br />
basketball and essay.<br />
Football and girls basketball<br />
players are selected<br />
based on the following criteria:<br />
an undefeated spirit, inspiring<br />
drive and leadership<br />
with their teammates, campus,<br />
community and or<br />
youth; strong family values<br />
with strong family supportencouraging<br />
and supporting<br />
parent/family structure behind<br />
the athlete, and strong<br />
focus on education and community/campusinvolvement–good<br />
grades and<br />
extracurricular activities.<br />
Maddy, who received the<br />
basketball scholarship, is a<br />
two-sport stand-out. She was<br />
starter and team captain for<br />
Todd Simms’s Lady Yellow<br />
Jackets basketball team that<br />
made it to the regional semifinals.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> resident Dale<br />
Price, mathematics teacher at<br />
Toledo Technology Academy<br />
High School (TTA), has been<br />
appointed by Randi Weingarten,<br />
president of the<br />
American Federation of<br />
Teachers, to serve on the<br />
newly formed eight-member<br />
AFT Trustee Council.<br />
There are 34 AFT members<br />
serving as teacher pension<br />
trustees in 18 states.<br />
Mr. Price has been involved<br />
with the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
youth soccer and baseball<br />
programs. He has coached<br />
both sports, served as president<br />
of both PYSA and PSC<br />
and was the referee assignor<br />
for both. He has spent most of<br />
his 31-year teaching career in<br />
Toledo Public Schools. He is<br />
a graduate of the Akron Public<br />
Schools, the University of<br />
Toledo, and Bowling Green<br />
State University.<br />
Mr. Price was elected to<br />
the board of the Ohio State<br />
Teacher’s Retirement System<br />
in 2010, and currently serves<br />
as vice chairman. Under current<br />
board policy, he will assume<br />
the position of chairman<br />
in September. His four-year<br />
term runs through August 31,<br />
2014.<br />
STRS has a portfolio of<br />
$68 billion, and serves nearly<br />
500,000 members. The pension<br />
fund is governed by a<br />
Retirement Board consisting<br />
of 11 members: five elected<br />
active members, two elected<br />
retired members, and investment<br />
experts appointed by the<br />
governor, state superintendent<br />
of schools and jointly by the<br />
speaker of the Ohio House of<br />
Representatives and Ohio<br />
Senate president.<br />
Mr. Price is the only fulltime<br />
mathematics teacher at<br />
Toledo’s manufacturing engineering<br />
program, which features<br />
a rigorous curriculum<br />
She also played varsity<br />
volleyball for four years in<br />
high school–this season receiving<br />
First team All NLL,<br />
First Team All Wood County<br />
and Second Team District 7<br />
honors.<br />
For both sports she was<br />
awarded All-District Academic.<br />
She also is a standout off<br />
the court, volunteering<br />
countless hours at University<br />
of Toledo Medical Center as<br />
Bruce Lively<br />
Mortgage Lender<br />
Phone: 419.898.8352<br />
Cell: 419.973.9979<br />
Fax: 419.898.8359<br />
900 W. South Boundary St., Building 4A - <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551-5343 www.nbohmortgage.com/brucelively<br />
Chuck Ealey presents Maddy Perry of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School with a $1,000 scholarship for her undefeated spirit<br />
both on and off the basketball court.<br />
and an engineering focus. In<br />
addition to teaching duties at<br />
TTA, Mr. Price is the academic<br />
department chairman.<br />
He also serves as treasurer of<br />
the Toledo Federation of<br />
Teachers and is the TFT<br />
building representative at<br />
TTA.<br />
Mr. Weingarten named<br />
Mr. Price and five other pension<br />
trustees to work with<br />
John Abraham and Daniel Pedrotty,<br />
co-directors, Center on<br />
Workers’ Benefits and Capital<br />
Strategies AFT Research and<br />
Strategic Initiatives Department,<br />
to shape and set priorities<br />
for the council. These<br />
plans will include trustee<br />
leadership, development and<br />
education, and supporting<br />
trustees in designing and<br />
overseeing responsible investment<br />
strategies at their funds.<br />
The council also will help<br />
organize pension funds to be<br />
active, responsible stewards<br />
of workers’ capital. The council<br />
will identify trustee education<br />
and support focus areas,<br />
including fiduciary duty, investment<br />
beliefs, portfolio<br />
theory and agency issues<br />
among trustees, staff, consultants,<br />
legal advisors and fund<br />
managers.<br />
Mr. Price is keenly focused<br />
on the critical role pension<br />
system trustees play in<br />
protecting pensions and<br />
health care for retirees.<br />
“Teachers want to be able to<br />
decide when the right time to<br />
retire is. We need to know that<br />
our retirement investments<br />
are being managed in a way<br />
that will allow us to make the<br />
right decision,” he said.<br />
Mr. Price recently has participated<br />
in training conferences<br />
involving the Wharton<br />
School of Business, the International<br />
Foundation, Council<br />
of Intuitional Investors, Ohio<br />
Trustee Leadership Forum for<br />
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an ambassador. Maddy is<br />
seen regularly at First Friday’s<br />
in downtown <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
helping out with events<br />
through <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Alternative<br />
to Substance. Abuse<br />
(PASA) as well as her<br />
school’s National Honor Society.<br />
Also receiving awards<br />
were Will Longthorne of Ottawa<br />
Hills High School,<br />
football and Ryan Clay,<br />
Rossford High School, essay.<br />
Dale Price appointed to serve<br />
on ATF Pension Trustee Council<br />
Italian language classes<br />
for youth to be offered<br />
A free “Easy Italian” language<br />
class will be offered for<br />
students in grades 5 to 9 this<br />
summer.<br />
The class will meet June<br />
11, 13, 18, 20, 25 and 26,<br />
from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m., at<br />
Way Library. Students will<br />
learn basic vocabulary and<br />
Italian culture.<br />
Pre-registration is required.<br />
For more information or to<br />
register, call Liz at 419-873-<br />
5425 or send an e-mail to<br />
eacr1999@yahoo.com.<br />
Retirement Security, Callan<br />
Investments, National Public<br />
Pension Coalition, National<br />
Institute on Retirement Security,<br />
AFL-CIO, and AFT.<br />
Joining Mr. Price on the<br />
council are: Sharon Hendricks,<br />
California State<br />
Teachers Retirement System;<br />
Jay Rehak, Public School<br />
Teachers’ Pension and Retirement<br />
Fund of Chicago; Carolyn<br />
Widener, Los Angeles<br />
County Employees Retirement<br />
Association; Mitch<br />
Vogel, State Universities Retirement<br />
System of Illinois,<br />
and Mel Aaronson, Sandy<br />
March, and Mona Romain,<br />
Teachers’ Retirement System<br />
of New York.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Kitchens and More<br />
221 Louisiana Ave., <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Ph: 419-873-6116<br />
www.perrysburgkitchensandmore.com<br />
Hours: Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri-9-5; Thur-10-8; Sat-10-3, Closed Sunday<br />
Hours: Mon/Tues/Wed/Fri-9-5; Thur-10-8; Sat. by appt. only; closed Sun.<br />
Visit our experienced designers for all your remodeling needs.<br />
•Cabinets •Countertops •Cabinet Hardware •Cultured Stone •Flooring<br />
•Closet systems •Fireplaces •Doors & Trim<br />
•Complete Installation •Interior Design •Project Development<br />
•New/Remodel/Additions •Home Theater/Technology<br />
Making Your Vision a Reality<br />
Spring Into Good Health<br />
3 Different Days! 3 Different Locations!<br />
May 13-14 & 17, 7:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m.<br />
Mercy healthcare professionals are pleased to offer<br />
a health screening for a nominal fee of $25.<br />
Fasting for 12 hours is recommended. However, you<br />
may drink water and take regular medications.<br />
Monday, May 13 Mercy St. Anne Hospital<br />
3404 West Sylvania Avenue, Toledo<br />
Conference Room #1<br />
Tuesday, May 14 Mercy St. Charles Hospital<br />
2600 Navarre Avenue, Oregon<br />
Oregon Room<br />
Schedule your<br />
appointment today,<br />
419.251.6372!<br />
Phipps receives All Conference,<br />
hockey MVP award at St. Francis<br />
St. Francis held its annual varsity hockey banquet<br />
Thursday, April 11, and freshman Kade Phipps–who<br />
started 33 games and faced 1,039 shots this season–was<br />
named All Northwest Hockey Conference honorable mention<br />
and voted team MVP.<br />
The Knights were led by new Head Coach Chris Varga.<br />
Phipps also merited enrollment in the Collegium Honorum<br />
with a cumulative 4.2 grade point average for the<br />
2012-13 school year.<br />
Area students receive high scores<br />
in national Spanish exams<br />
Several world language<br />
students from Maumee Valley<br />
Country Day School recently<br />
attained national recognition<br />
for excellent performance on<br />
the 2013 National Spanish<br />
Examinations.<br />
Students from Maumee<br />
Valley Country Day School<br />
earned a total of three gold,<br />
one silver and four bronze<br />
medals along with 10 honorable<br />
mentions.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> residents who<br />
received honors are: Nora<br />
Abdul-Aziz, bronze medal;<br />
Maya Dayal and Omar<br />
Abdul-Aziz, honorable mentions.<br />
“Attaining a medal or honorable<br />
mention for any student<br />
on the National Spanish<br />
Two <strong>Perrysburg</strong> residents<br />
were named to the dean’s list<br />
for the fall semester at Purdue<br />
University. They are:<br />
Evan Appold and Scott Fris-<br />
Examinations is very prestigious,”<br />
said Kevin Cessna-<br />
Buscemi, national director of<br />
the exams, “because the<br />
exams are the largest of their<br />
kind in the United States with<br />
over 156,000 students participating<br />
in 2013.”<br />
Students from Maumee<br />
Valley Country Day School<br />
have a long history of high<br />
achievement on these exams<br />
and were taught by middle<br />
school Spanish teacher Kelsy<br />
Grefe.<br />
The National Spanish Examinations<br />
are administered<br />
each year in grades 6 through<br />
12 and are sponsored by the<br />
American Association of<br />
Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese.<br />
Purdue posts fall dean’s list<br />
sell.<br />
To be named to the dean’s<br />
list, a student must achieve a<br />
grade point average of 3.5 or<br />
higher.<br />
Friday, May 17 Mercy Arrowhead Surgery Center<br />
1360 Arrowhead Drive, Maumee
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CHRIST EV.<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
(Dowling)<br />
22552 Carter Rd., B.G.<br />
P.O. Box 364<br />
Phone: 419-833-3956<br />
Pastor<br />
Tom Zulick<br />
Sunday<br />
School<br />
9:00 a.m.<br />
Worship<br />
The Church on the Hill 10:15 a.m.<br />
www.gracechurchperrysburg.com<br />
601 East Boundary Street<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-4365<br />
office@gracechurchperrysburg.com<br />
Senior Pastor: Dennis Ditto<br />
Associate Pastor:<br />
Jennifer Bailey<br />
SUNDAY<br />
8:30 a.m. Traditional<br />
9:40 a.m. Classes for all<br />
ages<br />
10:45 a.m. Contemporary<br />
Childcare for infants and<br />
toddlers all morning.<br />
Check our Web site for full<br />
list of activities and events for<br />
all ages.<br />
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN<br />
CHURCH<br />
of PERRYSBURG<br />
www.fpcpburg.org<br />
200 East 2nd Street<br />
Phone (419) 874-4119<br />
our Pastor is<br />
Rev. Darcy Metcalfe<br />
Christian Education Director:<br />
Selinda Schultz<br />
SUNDAY SCHEDULE<br />
10:00 a.m. Worship<br />
SUNDAY SCHOOL<br />
9:00 a.m. Adults;<br />
10:15 am Pre-K - 12th<br />
Childcare Available<br />
PRAYER REQUESTS<br />
Please join us on the 3rd of each<br />
month at 6 p.m. in quiet time<br />
for meditation and prayer -<br />
Prayer/contact requests received<br />
at church@fpcpburg.org<br />
inspiring<br />
engaging<br />
relevant<br />
casual<br />
come<br />
experience it<br />
IN THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE<br />
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC<br />
CHURCH<br />
628 Lime City Road<br />
Rossford, Ohio 43460<br />
419-666-1393<br />
www.allsaintsrossford.org<br />
Masses: Saturday at 4:30 p.m.<br />
Sunday at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.<br />
ALL SAINTS<br />
CATHOLIC SCHOOL<br />
(Preschool through Grade 8)<br />
Where we study the world,<br />
teach the heart,<br />
and live the gospel.<br />
Sunday Services:<br />
Holy Eucharist, 8 A.M.<br />
Holy Family Eucharist, 10 A.M.<br />
Sunday School 10 A.M.<br />
871 East Boundary<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
4198745704<br />
www.saintmothy.net<br />
215 East Front Street<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-4559<br />
www.saintroseonline.org<br />
Rev. Msgr. Marvin G. Borger<br />
Rev. Jerome A. Schetter,<br />
Associate Pastor<br />
Deacon Larry Tiefenbach<br />
Deacon Victor DeFilippis<br />
WEEKEND SCHEDULE<br />
SATURDAY<br />
5:00 p.m. Mass<br />
SUNDAY<br />
Masses: 7:30 a.m., 9:00<br />
a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, and<br />
5:00 p.m.<br />
CONFESSIONS<br />
MONDAY<br />
6:30 to 6:45 a.m.<br />
8:30 to 8:45 a.m.<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
6:30 to 6:45 p.m.<br />
SATURDAY<br />
4:00 to 4:40 p.m.<br />
Anytime by appointment.<br />
SATURDAYS<br />
5 :15PM<br />
7PM<br />
SUNDAYS<br />
9AM<br />
10 :45AM<br />
12 :30PM<br />
These times are for all campuses<br />
and the message is identical.<br />
PERRYSBURG SOUTH TOLEDO iCAMPUS<br />
29129 Lime City Rd 2150 South Byrne Rd Watch Live Online<br />
WEST TOLEDO WHITEHOUSE<br />
2600 West Sylvania Ave 6950 Whitehouse Sq Blvd<br />
SHEPHERD OF<br />
THE VALLEY<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
MISSOURI SYNOD<br />
13101 Five Point Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-6939<br />
Pastor: Rev. John M. Rutz<br />
9:00 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:15 a.m. Worship<br />
Nursery provided<br />
Holy Communion - 1st, 3rd<br />
& 5th Sundays of the month<br />
STONEBRIDGE CHURCH<br />
Evangelical Presbyterian<br />
Meeting at:<br />
Greystone Hall<br />
29101 Hufford Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
Phone: (419) 872-8556<br />
www.stonebridge-epc.org<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:00 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:30 a.m. Worship Service<br />
Childcare available<br />
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
590 West South Boundary<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
Phone: 419-874-3546<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:30 a.m. Bible Fellowship<br />
Classes for all ages<br />
10:45 a.m. Worship Service<br />
www.fbcperrysburg.net<br />
Check Web site<br />
for other activities<br />
24250 Dixie Highway<br />
(Highway 25)<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
(located just south<br />
of Five Point Road)<br />
Phone: (419) 874-6502<br />
Masses: Saturday, 5:00<br />
p.m.; Sunday, 8:00, 9:45 and<br />
11:30 a.m.<br />
www.blessedjohn.org<br />
ZOAR LUTHERAN<br />
CHURCH<br />
314 East Indiana Avenue<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-4346<br />
Pastors<br />
Rev. Timothy P. Philabaum<br />
Rev. Ann Marshall,<br />
Community Pastor<br />
SATURDAY<br />
6:00 p.m. Worship Service<br />
SUNDAY<br />
Worship: 7:15, 8:30 &<br />
11:00 a.m.<br />
9:45-10:45 a.m. Sunday<br />
School, ages 2 through<br />
adult.<br />
With Professional<br />
Nursery Attendant<br />
Elevator Access<br />
St. Rose students present program to Kingston residents<br />
Students at Saint Rose School celebrated Right to Read Week by presenting a series<br />
of short plays to Kingston residents. Students in grades 2 to 5 participated by presenting<br />
a “Reader’s Theater,” where they read a script that is an adaptation of a book or piece<br />
of literature. A Reader’s Theater helps with reading comprehension and fluency, bringing<br />
a book alive and engaging students.<br />
Among the audience from Kingston were former teachers who continue to support<br />
education by encouraging reading in children.<br />
Pictured: third grade students, from left, Lucas Batdorf, Jake Skaff, Maryann Huebner,<br />
Rachel Ward, Andrew Turner, Kailyn Blakeman, Joseph Slaske and Hailey Craver, present<br />
“The House Takes a Vacation” to Kingston residents.<br />
Christian Seniors Interacting group to meet<br />
CSI, Christian Seniors Interacting,<br />
meets the second<br />
and fourth Tuesday of each<br />
month, from 11:30 a.m. to<br />
1:30 p.m., at Abundant Life<br />
#2, 200 Zoar Drive, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
The group is sponsored by<br />
First United Methodist<br />
Church. Meetings are open to<br />
seniors of all denominations.<br />
The following programs<br />
are planned:<br />
•May 14–Bible study with<br />
the Rev. Ann Marshall of<br />
Zoar Lutheran Church. Lunch<br />
will be provided by Witzler-<br />
Shank Funeral Homes. A program<br />
will be presented by<br />
Ophelia Thompson, vocalist<br />
and poetry reader.<br />
•May 28–Bible study with<br />
Father Jerry Schetter of St.<br />
Rose Catholic Church. Lunch<br />
will be provided by The Glendale.<br />
The program will be by<br />
Dr. Ruth Alteneder who will<br />
portray Margaret Sanger,<br />
founder of Planned Parenthood.<br />
The cost is $3 per meeting.<br />
Reservations are required by<br />
the Friday prior to the meeting.<br />
For more information,<br />
call Phyllis Morton at 419-<br />
872-0846.<br />
MAUMEE VALLEY<br />
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
27439 Holiday Lane<br />
(off St. Rt. 20 at I-75)<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-7646<br />
We are a Christ Centered, Independent,<br />
Bible Believing,<br />
Bible Preaching and Bible<br />
Teaching Local Church.<br />
Find “The End of Your Search<br />
for a Church<br />
Faithful to Jesus Christ.”<br />
SUNDAY<br />
10:00 a.m. Worship<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
7:00 p.m. Worship<br />
Episcopal Church<br />
Sunday Services<br />
8:00, 9:15 and 11:00 11:00am am<br />
Wednesday Healing Service<br />
at 11:30am 11:30 am<br />
310 Elizabeth Street<br />
Maumee, Ohio 419.893.3381<br />
www.stpaulsmaumee.org<br />
OAK BEND CHURCH<br />
11275 Eckel Junction Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: 419-874-0219<br />
Contemporary Worship<br />
www.oakbend.org<br />
Daniel Watkins - Senior Pastor<br />
Chad Olszewski<br />
- Associate Pastor<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:15 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:30 a.m. Worship Service<br />
Children’s Program<br />
and Nursery Provided<br />
4:30 p.m. Quiz Practice<br />
6:30 p.m. Youth Group<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
6:30 p.m. Awana Clubs<br />
FIRST CHURCH OF<br />
CHRIST, SCIENTIST<br />
228 East Dudley Street<br />
Maumee, OH 43537<br />
Phone: 419-893-2297<br />
Services:<br />
Sunday Church Service:<br />
11:00 a.m.<br />
Wednesday Eve. Meeting:<br />
7:30 p.m.<br />
Christian Science<br />
Reading Room<br />
204 East South Boundary St.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>—419-874-0371<br />
Hours: Tues.-Fri. Noon-4<br />
Sat. 9-Noon<br />
ALL ARE WELCOME<br />
FIRST UNITED<br />
METHODIST<br />
CHURCH<br />
200 West Second<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
43551<br />
Phone: 419-874-1911<br />
E-mail:<br />
perrysburgFUM@bex.net<br />
Web site:<br />
perrysburgfum.com<br />
Gary Rode, Pastor<br />
SATURDAY WORSHIP<br />
5:30 p.m. Praise Service<br />
SUNDAY<br />
8:45 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.<br />
Worship<br />
10:00 a.m. Sunday School<br />
“Reflecting God’s Love<br />
to All People”<br />
Taking applications<br />
for weekday preschool<br />
Preschool phone<br />
419-874-9318<br />
e-mail: FUMPkids@aol.com<br />
Handicap Accessible<br />
from Second Street<br />
BETHEL ASSEMBLY<br />
OF GOD CHURCH<br />
665 West Indiana Avenue<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone (419) 874-2255<br />
Website:<br />
www.bethelag-ohio.org<br />
Rev. Paul Rea, Senior Pastor<br />
(Contemporary<br />
Worship Service)<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:00 a.m. Sunday School<br />
Classes<br />
10:00 a.m. Morning Worship<br />
(Nursery provided and<br />
King’s Kids)<br />
6:00 p.m. Evening Worship<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
7:00 p.m. Youth Church;<br />
Adult Classes; Missionettes/<br />
Royal Rangers, ages 3-12<br />
“A Place For You”<br />
ST. JOHN’S<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
U.S. 20 and Route 163<br />
Stony Ridge, Ohio<br />
Phone: (419) 837-5115<br />
Daniel G. Beaudoin, Pastor<br />
SUNDAY<br />
8:30 a.m. Contemporary<br />
Worship<br />
9:45 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:45 a.m. Traditional Worship<br />
HOPE IN CHRIST<br />
COMMUNITY CHURCH<br />
27631 Simmons Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
Phone: (419) 874-1194<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:30 a.m. Bible Study for all<br />
ages<br />
10:30 a.m. Worship<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
7:00 p.m. Evening Bible<br />
Study<br />
Visitors Welcome<br />
10401 Avenue Road<br />
Corner 795 and White Road<br />
419.874.1961<br />
www.perrysburgalliance.org<br />
Rev. Chad Froelich<br />
Senior Pastor<br />
SUNDAY<br />
8:15 and 10:45 a.m.<br />
Worship Services<br />
9:30 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:45 a.m. PACKLand Children’s<br />
Church<br />
6:00 p.m. Jr./Sr. High Youth<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
7:00 p.m. Prayer Service<br />
“Join Us In Worship”<br />
Alzheimer’s Assn. to hold<br />
annual conference May 9<br />
The Alzheimer’s Association,<br />
Northwest Ohio Chapter,<br />
will host its annual<br />
conference on Thursday, May<br />
9, from 8:30 a.m. to 4:15<br />
p.m., at the Hilton Garden<br />
Inn, 6165 Levis Commons<br />
Boulevard, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
This year’s conference is<br />
titled, “Connecting, Coping,<br />
and Caring Through Creativity:<br />
A Conference for Individuals<br />
with Memory Loss,<br />
Caregivers, and Healthcare<br />
Professionals.”<br />
This conference will have<br />
one focus–how to incorporate<br />
creativity into life with<br />
Alzheimer’s disease and<br />
other dementia. Keynote presenter,<br />
Beth Spencer, MA,<br />
LMSW, is a popular, nationally<br />
known educator with a<br />
lively, commonsense approach.<br />
Other speakers include<br />
Patrick Doyle, PhD, on<br />
fostering creativity; music<br />
therapist David Poitano,<br />
HPMT, MT-BC; Bruno Gior-<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township food<br />
distribution to be held May 9<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township<br />
food distribution will be held<br />
Thursday, May 9, from 8:30 to<br />
10 a.m.<br />
The township fire department<br />
will sponsor the food<br />
give-away at the township<br />
hall, 26609 Lime City Road.<br />
Only residents of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Township, the City of<br />
dani, PhD, on understanding<br />
brain connections and creativity;<br />
and Laura Rice-<br />
Oeschger, LMSW, on a<br />
special project that collects<br />
personal stories.<br />
Major co-sponsors are<br />
the University of Toledo<br />
Center for Successful Aging<br />
and University of Michigan<br />
Alzheimer’s Disease Center.<br />
The program is free for individuals<br />
with memory loss<br />
and family caregivers. There<br />
is a $50 fee for professionals<br />
and/or those needing CE<br />
credits.<br />
Lunch and snacks are included.<br />
CE clock hours are<br />
available for social workers.<br />
Nurses may use SW CE. Application<br />
has been made for<br />
activity professionals and OT.<br />
Call 800-272-3900 for a<br />
registration brochure or register<br />
online at<br />
http://act.alz.org/toledoconference2013.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> and the 43551 zip<br />
code, who are receiving public<br />
assistance, are eligible for<br />
this food give-away.<br />
The food distribution,<br />
sponsored by the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Township Fire Department, is<br />
held the second Thursday of<br />
each month. Residents must<br />
bring their own bags.<br />
O b i t u a r i e s<br />
•MARION BRUNS<br />
Marion J. Bruns, 94, of<br />
Luckey, Ohio, died April 21,<br />
2013, at Tidewell Hospice,<br />
Port Charlotte, Florida. He<br />
was born on September 9,<br />
1918, in Luckey, to George<br />
and Edith (Landwehr) Bruns.<br />
On September 12, 1959, he<br />
married Loretta McCutchen in<br />
Toledo. His employments included:<br />
working with his father-in-law<br />
in the cattle buying<br />
business, bookkeeper for the<br />
Elmer Henry Cattle Slaughtering<br />
House, Tank’s Meat Market,<br />
Ohio Turnpike in the<br />
landscaping division and as a<br />
farmer. He served his country<br />
in the Army and was a member<br />
of Troy-Webster American<br />
Legion Post #240, Luckey.<br />
Mr. Bruns is survived by<br />
his wife, Loretta; daughter,<br />
Yvonne Volin of Florida;<br />
stepchildren, Gary (Janice) Elliott<br />
of Elmore, Ohio, Larry<br />
Elliott of Sagamore Hills,<br />
Ohio, Jane Elliott of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>;<br />
six grandchildren, and<br />
three great-grandchildren. He<br />
was preceded in death by his<br />
son, Shelby Bruns; granddaughter,<br />
Lynnette Grames,<br />
and sisters, LaVerne LeVan,<br />
Dorothy Sergent and Delila<br />
Harpel.<br />
Family and friends will be<br />
received on Friday, May 3,<br />
from 6 to 8 p.m., at the Marsh<br />
Funeral Home, 110 Main<br />
Street, Luckey, where funeral<br />
services will be conducted on<br />
Saturday, May 4, at 11 a.m.<br />
Officiating will be the Rev.<br />
James Budke. Interment will<br />
be in Troy Township Cemetery,<br />
Luckey.<br />
Memorial contributions<br />
may be made to the Shriners<br />
Hospital for Children, Office<br />
of Development, 2900 Rocky<br />
Point Drive, Tampa, Florida<br />
33607.<br />
<br />
•MARIAN FEHL<br />
Marian “Mimi” L. (Zapp)<br />
Fehl, 83, died April 25, 2013,<br />
in Columbus, Ohio.<br />
She is survived by son,<br />
Christopher (Jodi); daughter,<br />
Jennifer Clayton; daughter-inlaw,<br />
Susan; grandchildren,<br />
Mary, Brady, Josee, Andrea<br />
and Maria; sister, Phyllis<br />
(Marque) Debenport; special<br />
niece and nephew, Lisa (Bruce<br />
Adams) Callander and<br />
Bradley Callander. She was<br />
preceded in death by her husband,<br />
Harry, and sons, Kurt<br />
and Craig.<br />
Services will be held at 11<br />
a.m. on Monday, May 13, at<br />
the Rutherford-Corbin Funeral<br />
Home, 515 High Street, Worthington,<br />
Ohio, where friends<br />
may call from 10 a.m. until<br />
service time.<br />
Memorial contributions<br />
may be made to the Humane<br />
Society of Delaware County,<br />
4920 Ohio 37, Delaware,<br />
Ohio 43015.<br />
<br />
•WAYNE<br />
LEATHERMAN<br />
Wayne M. Leatherman,<br />
91, of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, died Friday,<br />
April 26, 2013, at Waterford<br />
Commons. He was<br />
born in Liberty Center,<br />
Ohio, to Harry and Hazel<br />
(McBride) Leatherman.<br />
A 1938 graduate of Liberty<br />
Center High School, he<br />
served during World War II<br />
in the United States Army.<br />
Following the war, he graduated<br />
from Bowling Green<br />
State University in 1947 and<br />
in 1950, he graduated from<br />
the Ohio State University<br />
College of Law.<br />
He was an attorney and<br />
the founding partner of<br />
Leatherman and Witzler Attorneys<br />
At Law for 59 years,<br />
retiring from the practice of<br />
law in 2009.<br />
A member of Grace<br />
United Methodist Church,<br />
Mr. Leatherman also was a<br />
member of the Wood<br />
County Bar Association,<br />
Northwest Ohio Bar Association<br />
and the Ohio State Bar<br />
Association, where he was<br />
named a Life Fellow by the<br />
Ohio State Bar Foundation<br />
for his service to the community,<br />
the profession and<br />
the foundation.<br />
From 1960 to 1973, he<br />
was the first <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal<br />
Court Judge. During<br />
the late 1950s and early<br />
1960s he served on the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Board of Education.<br />
He organized and helped<br />
found the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Schools Foundation and the<br />
Way Library Foundation.<br />
On August 6, 1948, he<br />
married Melba Jeane Gallagher<br />
and together they<br />
had two daughters, Sue<br />
(Rev. James Donnan)<br />
Leatherman M.D. and Kay<br />
(Edwin) Leatherman<br />
Howard; grandchildren,<br />
Ryan Howard and Katherine<br />
and Julia Donnan.<br />
He was preceded in<br />
death by his wife, Melba,<br />
and his brothers Ray and<br />
Cloyce Leatherman.<br />
Friends will be received<br />
from 2 to 8 p.m., on Friday,<br />
May 3, in the Witzler-Shank<br />
Funeral Home, 222 East<br />
South Boundary, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
and after 10 a.m. on<br />
Saturday, May 4, at Grace<br />
United Methodist Church<br />
601 East Boundary Street in<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, where funeral<br />
services will begin at 11<br />
a.m. with Pastors Dennis<br />
Ditto and Jennifer Bailey officiating.<br />
Burial will follow<br />
in Fort Meigs Cemetery.<br />
Those planning an expression<br />
of sympathy are<br />
asked to consider <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Christians United, the<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Schools Foundation<br />
or Grace United<br />
Methodist Church.<br />
<br />
Obituary Policy<br />
Many newspapers now charge for obituaries. As a service to the<br />
community, the <strong>Messenger</strong> <strong>Journal</strong> provides free obituaries. These<br />
obituaries, however, should conform to our style.<br />
Limited details about the deceased person’s personal life<br />
are allowed.<br />
Seniors-to-seniors prom<br />
at <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School May 1<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School senior class will again<br />
host a Senior Citizen Prom<br />
this year as they have for the<br />
past several years.<br />
Seniors are invited to<br />
enjoy an evening of dinner,<br />
entertainment and dancing on<br />
May 1, from 5 to 7 p.m., in<br />
the high school commons,<br />
13385 Roachton Road.<br />
The entertainment will be<br />
presented by various vocal<br />
and instrumental music<br />
groups from PHS, and the<br />
evening will end with some<br />
music for dancing.<br />
“It’s a lot of fun, and it<br />
can bring a tear to the eyes to<br />
watch the high school students<br />
interacting with the<br />
seniors,” said Deb Drew,<br />
PHS English teacher and advisor<br />
to the Class of 2013.<br />
“They serve them their<br />
meals, talk with them and<br />
dance with them at the end of<br />
the night. It is a feel good<br />
evening.”<br />
There is no cost to seniors<br />
for admission, and no tickets<br />
or reservations are necessary.<br />
Pilgrim Church to hold annual<br />
flea market/rummage sale<br />
Pilgrim Curch will hold its<br />
annual flea market/rummage<br />
sale May 3-4.<br />
Hours are Saturday, May<br />
3, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, and<br />
Saturday, May 4, from 9 a.m.<br />
to 3 p.m.<br />
Items for sale include furniture,<br />
collectibles, jewelry,<br />
toys, games, puzzles, books,<br />
glassware, frames, baskets,<br />
kitchen items, linens, general<br />
household items, sewing and<br />
craft items, children’s and<br />
adult’s clothing and more.<br />
The church is located at<br />
1375 Sylvania Avenue,<br />
Toledo.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Senior<br />
Center<br />
The Wood County Committee on Aging<br />
140 West Indiana Avenue (beside the Fire<br />
Station) – 419-874-0847<br />
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.<br />
Programs and lunches for all area residents<br />
at least 60 years of age.<br />
In <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
ACTIVITIES AND<br />
LUNCH MENUS<br />
Class or programs at the<br />
senior center require registration<br />
three days in advance,<br />
unless otherwise noted. Program<br />
dates and times are subject<br />
to change. For more<br />
information, call the senior<br />
center.<br />
Class: Zumba Gold on<br />
Thursdays, at 9 a.m. This<br />
class enables participants to<br />
enjoy camaraderie, excitement,<br />
and fitness all in a<br />
dance-fitness style that feels<br />
friendly and fun. The cost is<br />
$3 per class or $20 for eight<br />
consecutive weeks. Registration<br />
is required.<br />
YMCA Fitness–Mondays,<br />
Wednesdays and Fridays,<br />
from 9 to 9:45 a.m. The<br />
cost is $1 per class or $20 for<br />
eight weeks. This aerobics<br />
class is geared to move and<br />
energize your body. Bring<br />
light weights.<br />
Jam Sessions are held<br />
each Wednesday, from 1 to 4<br />
p.m., with Marty Brogan of<br />
the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Area Arts<br />
Council. These sessions are<br />
open to all acoustic musicians<br />
who are beginners or seasoned<br />
players.<br />
Wii Bowling is held<br />
Thursdays at 11 a.m.<br />
Crochet and Knitting<br />
Club–Wednesdays, May 1, 8,<br />
15 and 22, at 10 a.m. Join us<br />
for social crochet and knitting,<br />
receive helpful tips from<br />
others or combine efforts to<br />
make items for local charities.<br />
Bring your own supplies.<br />
Wednesday, May 1<br />
Noon menu–Beef<br />
Lasagna or Roasted Pork,<br />
creamed corn, marinated<br />
carrot salad, berry blend yogurt<br />
and granola.<br />
•9 a.m.–Exercise<br />
•11 a.m.–Seniors in Motion.<br />
Thursday, May 2<br />
Noon menu–Ground<br />
Bologna or Chipped Turkey,<br />
potato salad, carrots and<br />
celery sticks, plums, cook-<br />
The Alzheimer’s Association,<br />
Northwest Ohio Chapter,<br />
will host “The Basics:<br />
Memory Loss, Dementia, and<br />
Alzheimer’s disease” on<br />
Tuesday, May 14, from 1:30<br />
to 3:30 p.m., at the<br />
Alzheimer’s Association,<br />
2500 North Reynolds Road,<br />
Toledo.<br />
This professional educa-<br />
ies.<br />
•9 a.m.–Zumba Gold<br />
Friday, May 3<br />
Noon menu–Scalloped<br />
Potatoes and Ham or<br />
Salmon Loaf, Riviera blend<br />
vegetables, cauliflower and<br />
peanut salad, mandarin orange<br />
salad, banana bread.<br />
•9 a.m.–Exercise<br />
•11 a.m.–Seniors in Motion<br />
•12:30 p.m.–Poker<br />
•1 p.m. Come for a<br />
friendly game of Bunco,<br />
snacks and drinks provided.<br />
The cost is $1 each, which<br />
goes towards prizes. Register<br />
to play by Wednesday,<br />
May 1.<br />
Monday, May 6<br />
Noon menu–Baked<br />
Chicken or Deep Dish Burrito,<br />
peas and onions, grape<br />
juice, peach crunch.<br />
•9 a.m.–Exercise<br />
•11 a.m.–Seniors in Motion<br />
•12:30 p.m.–Bingo sponsored<br />
by <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Commons.<br />
Tuesday, May 7<br />
Noon menu–Turkey<br />
Tetrazzini or Barbecue Meatballs,<br />
noodles, asparagus,<br />
three-bean salad, tropical<br />
fruit, cookies.<br />
•9:30 a.m.–Bingo<br />
•1 p.m.–Program: “Hearing<br />
Loss Presentation” by<br />
Northwest Hearing. Learn<br />
about basic hearing loss and<br />
options that may be right for<br />
you.<br />
•7 p.m.–Duplicate Bridge<br />
Wednesday, May 8<br />
Noon menu–Sausage Patty<br />
or Chicken Patty, hash-brown<br />
casserole, broccoli salad, side<br />
kick fruit slushie.<br />
•9 a.m.–Exercise<br />
•10 a.m. to noon–Blood<br />
pressure clinic.<br />
•11 a.m.–Seniors in Motion.<br />
•12:30 p.m.–Program:<br />
“Avoid the Slip” fall prevention<br />
presentation. Shannyn<br />
Miller, R.N., NREMT-P,<br />
WCCOA will discuss how to<br />
avoid serious injury from<br />
falls and techniques to keep<br />
you from being a fall risk.<br />
Hospice of Northwest Ohio<br />
to host Honor Flight movie<br />
Veterans and their families<br />
are invited to attend a<br />
free showing of the “Honor<br />
Flight: One Last Mission”<br />
movie on May 16, at<br />
1 p.m.<br />
Hospice of Northwest<br />
Ohio and the VA Toledo<br />
Community-Based Outpatient<br />
Clinic have partnered<br />
to offer the program at the<br />
Maumee Indoor Theater,<br />
601 Conant Street.<br />
Veterans of all ages and<br />
their families are welcome<br />
‘The Basics of Memory Loss’ topic<br />
of Alzheimer’s program on May 14<br />
Bible study<br />
series offered<br />
at Lakewood<br />
Lakewood Church of the<br />
Brethren will offer a new<br />
Bible study series titled “30<br />
Amazing People of the<br />
Bible,” by David Jeremiah.<br />
The first character to be<br />
studied on May 8 will be<br />
Jesus. Moses will be the topic<br />
on May 15.<br />
The group will meet at<br />
6:30 p.m., at the church located<br />
at 27009 Lemoyne<br />
Road, one mile south of Lake<br />
High School.<br />
to attend this documentary<br />
about four World War II veterans<br />
and a Midwest community<br />
coming together to<br />
give them the “trip of a lifetime.”<br />
Representatives from<br />
Honor Flight Northwest<br />
Ohio will be on hand to provide<br />
information and answer<br />
questions.<br />
RSVP to Jennifer Joseph<br />
at Hospice of Northwest<br />
Ohio at 419-931-5191 or<br />
jjoseph@ hospicenwo.org.<br />
tion program provides information<br />
on detection, causes<br />
and risk factors, disease progression,<br />
treatment and more.<br />
The cost is $15. CEU<br />
clock hours are available for<br />
social workers. Nurses may<br />
use SW CE. Registration is<br />
required. For more information,<br />
call the Alzheimer’s Association<br />
at 1-800-272-3900.<br />
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Attention All Veterans<br />
Looking for new proud members to join our<br />
post, if you have served in the military. Would<br />
be glad to discuss eligibility.<br />
Contact VFW Post 6409—Rossford Post<br />
Commander Gilles Frankart—419-874-4984<br />
Cell—419-205-0818<br />
Quartermaster Darrell Maxwell—419-450-1771<br />
Post - ph. 419-666-9563
PYSA scholarship<br />
applications now<br />
being accepted<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Youth<br />
Soccer Association (PYSA)<br />
is accepting applications for<br />
the Buker Scholarship and<br />
the Sipp Scholarship. Each<br />
scholarship is awarded annually<br />
to graduating high school<br />
seniors who have participated<br />
as a player, referee and/or<br />
volunteer with PYSA.<br />
The official scholarship<br />
information/application<br />
packet is available at the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
High School guidance<br />
office, Way Public<br />
Library or online at<br />
h t t p : / / w w w. p e r r y s bu rg<br />
soccer.com/PYSA/forms.html.<br />
All applications must be<br />
completed and postmarked<br />
by May 3.<br />
For more information, call<br />
Lisa Miller, PYSA vice president,<br />
at 419-250-1589.<br />
Pre-Registration: <br />
$15.005K Run or 1 Mile Walk (No Shirt)<br />
$20.005K Run or 1 Mile Walk (Shirt)<br />
Race Day Registration:<br />
$25.005K Run or 1 Mile Walk<br />
No shirts will be available on race day.<br />
2013 D.A.R.E. Graduates run free. ($5.00 if you want a T-Shirt)<br />
Go to davesraces.com for online registration or<br />
mail applications to:<br />
Kip Boulis Foundation, Inc<br />
PO Box 1165<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43552<br />
Awards:<br />
Overall Male/Female Champion<br />
Police Officer/Firefighter<br />
Age Groups<br />
100th and 300th place finisher receives a gift certificate from<br />
<br />
Contact:<br />
Dean Butler (419)872-8001 or dbutler@ci.perryburg.oh.us<br />
Kelly Chalfant (419)872-8001 or wchalfant@ci.perrysburg.oh.us<br />
Shannon Nevers (419)872-8001 or snevers@ci.perrysburg.oh.us<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School baseball team won all<br />
four games last week, including<br />
two league games and a<br />
doubleheader against<br />
Willoughby South, the same<br />
team <strong>Perrysburg</strong> defeated in<br />
the state semi-finals in 2011.<br />
Highlights of these games<br />
follow.<br />
PHS, 11;<br />
Northview, 6<br />
The Jackets visited the<br />
Northview Wildcats after<br />
winning four consecutive<br />
wins the prior week.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> jumped ahead<br />
1-0 at the top of the first after<br />
Austin Lee walked and stole<br />
second. Mark Delas singled<br />
and Nick Munger walked to<br />
make bases loaded. Kyle<br />
Durham walked, scoring Lee.<br />
Nick Munger pitched well for<br />
six innings, striking out five<br />
batters, but things got tense<br />
for Jackets’ fans when the<br />
Wildcats pulled ahead 1-3 by<br />
the bottom of the third.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> earned a run<br />
back in the fourth after Steve<br />
Slocum singled and Lee<br />
walked. Slocum stole second<br />
and third and scored after AJ<br />
Stockwell got on base by<br />
fielder’s choice making the<br />
score 2-3.<br />
Sylvania battled back at<br />
the bottom of the fourth to<br />
score three more runs with<br />
the Jackets trailing 3-6. <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
rallied at the top of<br />
the sixth with a déjà vu situation<br />
from the first inning. Lee<br />
walked and stole second and<br />
third. Stockwell singled scoring<br />
Lee for 4-6. Munger and<br />
Nick Fleming walked to<br />
make bases loaded. Spencer<br />
George walked to score<br />
Stockwell 5-6. Gus Dimmerling<br />
doubled to score Munger<br />
and Fleming putting <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
in the lead 7-6. Slocum<br />
singled for a second time<br />
scoring George and Dimmerling<br />
for 8-6.<br />
The Jackets sealed the win<br />
at the top of the seventh,<br />
adding three more runs. Delas<br />
singled. Stockwell’s sacrifice<br />
bunt moved Delas to second.<br />
Munger doubled to score<br />
Delas 9-6. Durham was hit by<br />
the pitch. Fleming singled<br />
with a perfect bunt scoring<br />
Munger 10-6. A pinch hit by<br />
Seth Durham scored his<br />
brother K. Durham for 11-6.<br />
Stockwell relieved Munger at<br />
the bottom of the seventh inning<br />
and the Jackets held<br />
Northview to 11-6.<br />
PHS, 6; Southview, 5<br />
The Jackets traveled back<br />
to Sylvania on Friday night to<br />
face Southview with Mark<br />
Delas on the mound. Perrys-<br />
Memorial Day<br />
5K Run and 1 Mile Walk<br />
Monday, May 27, 2013<br />
All proceeds go to the Kip Boulis Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />
Registration: 7:00 AM<br />
Race Time: 8:15 AM<br />
Begins/Ends: Woodland Park<br />
SR 795/E Boundary Street<br />
Please Check:<br />
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Name:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />
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PHS Class of 1983 to hold reunion<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School Class of 1983 will<br />
hold its 30-year reunion on<br />
Friday, August 2, at 5 p.m., at<br />
Arnie’s on State Route 25.<br />
The classmates also will meet<br />
on Saturday, August 3, from 5<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School<br />
will offer new course credit<br />
for physical education this<br />
summer.<br />
Summer school will run<br />
Monday, June 10, through<br />
Friday, June 28.<br />
Registration material is<br />
PROCLAMATION<br />
<br />
Special Category <br />
<br />
to 11 p.m., at the Holiday Inn<br />
Express.<br />
For more information,<br />
send an e-mail to reunion1983phs@gmail.com<br />
or<br />
visit PHS 1983 30th Class<br />
Reunion on Facebook.<br />
PHS offers summer phys ed class<br />
available in the high school<br />
office on business days, from<br />
7:50 a.m. to 2:50 p.m.<br />
For more information,<br />
call John Henline, summer<br />
school coordinator, at 419-<br />
874-3181, extension<br />
25122.<br />
Elks soccer shoot-out May 18<br />
The Toledo Elks will host<br />
a free soccer shoot contest on<br />
May 18. Sign-in will be at<br />
9:30 a.m., and the contest will<br />
begin at 10 a.m., at the Toledo<br />
Elks Lodge, 3520 Holland-<br />
Sylvania Road, Toledo.<br />
All boys and girls under<br />
the age of 14 as of August 1,<br />
2013, may compete. Winners<br />
will advance to the District<br />
Elks Contest in Findlay.<br />
For more information, call<br />
Tom at 419-382-1267.<br />
WHEREAS, VFW Buddy Poppies are assembled by disabled veterans, and the<br />
proceeds of this worthy fund-raising campaign are used exclusively<br />
for the benefit of disabled and needy veterans, and the widows<br />
and orphans of deceased veterans; and<br />
WHEREAS, the basic purpose of the annual sale of Buddy Poppies by the<br />
VFW is eloquently reflected in the desire to “Honor the Dead by<br />
Helping the Living”; and<br />
WHEREAS, the annual sale of Buddy Poppies by the Veterans of Foreign<br />
Wars, Post 6170 of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> will be held on Saturday, May 4,<br />
2013, at Walt Churchill’s Market, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Post Office and<br />
Kazmaier’s.<br />
NOW THEREFORE, I, Nelson D. Evans, by the authority vested in me as<br />
Mayor of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Wood County, Ohio, do hereby proclaim Saturday,<br />
May 4, 2013 as<br />
VFW BUDDY POPPY DAY<br />
in the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and urge the citizens of our community to recognize the<br />
merits of this cause by contributing generously to its support through the purchase<br />
of Buddy Poppies this day and to wear a Buddy Poppy as mute evidence<br />
of our gratitude to the men and women of our country who have risked their lives<br />
in defense of the freedom which we continue to enjoy as American citizens.<br />
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great<br />
Seal of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> to be affixed this Fourth day of May in the Year of<br />
our Lord, Two Thousand and Thirteen.<br />
NELSON D. EVANS, MAYOR<br />
City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
201 West Indiana Avenue<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
In consideration the foregoing, I for myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release any and all claims for damages as<br />
would occur to me by reason of my participation in the Kip Boulis Memorial Day Run, against the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and any and all<br />
sponsors and supporters for all claims of damages, demands or actions whatsoever in any manner. I attest and verify that I am physically<br />
fit and capable of running a 5K or 1 Mile walk. I have sufficiently trained for the competition of this event.<br />
Signature:____________________________________________________Date:____________________<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
Parents Signature (if under 18 yrs of age):_____________________________________Date:_________________________<br />
PHS baseball team wins four more, remains undefeated in NLL<br />
Bennett Westfall was the winning pitcher in the first game<br />
of the doubleheader against Willoughby South.<br />
Senior Kyle Durham is the catcher for the varsity Jackets.<br />
burg trailed 0-2 at the bottom<br />
of the first inning due to a<br />
fielding error by Delas on a<br />
sacrifice bunt and singles by<br />
Southview’s Eggleston and<br />
Boerst.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> battled back to<br />
pull ahead at the top of the<br />
second inning. Nick Munger<br />
walked, Kyle Durham was hit<br />
by the pitch and Spencer<br />
George singled to make bases<br />
loaded. Gus Dimmerling singled<br />
score Munger 1-2.<br />
Austin Lee doubled scoring<br />
Durham, George and Dimmerling<br />
for 4-1.<br />
Southview gained a run at<br />
the bottom of the second and<br />
third innings to tie the game<br />
at 4-4.<br />
Outfielder Steve Slocum<br />
made a beautiful catch and<br />
double play to short stop<br />
Dimmerling in the third to<br />
prevent more runs.<br />
At the top of the fourth,<br />
George singled for a second<br />
time to make way for pinch<br />
runner Seth Durham. Dimmerling’s<br />
sacrifice bunt<br />
moved S. Durham to second.<br />
Steve Slocum walked, Lee<br />
and Delas each singled to<br />
score S. Durham and Perrys-<br />
burg pulled ahead 5-4.<br />
Slocum stole home to make it<br />
6-4.<br />
Southview tacked on one<br />
more run at the bottom of the<br />
seventh but it wasn’t enough<br />
to upset <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Delas struck out five batters.<br />
Lee was two for four at<br />
the plate driving in four RBIs.<br />
PHS, 5; Willoughby, 0<br />
Bennett Westfall pitched<br />
the entire game, struck out<br />
five batters and kept<br />
Willoughby South scoreless<br />
for seven innings.<br />
Things got tricky at the<br />
bottom of the third after<br />
Willoughby loaded the bases<br />
with two walks, a single and<br />
zero outs. Westfall kept his<br />
cool by stopping a line drive<br />
and throwing it home to<br />
catcher Kyle Durham forcing<br />
the out at home. Durham<br />
threw the batter out at first for<br />
an exciting double play. Westfall<br />
got out of the inning by<br />
striking out the next batter.<br />
The Jackets scored all five<br />
runs at the top of the fourth<br />
inning after back-to-back errors,<br />
allowing Mark Delas<br />
and AJ Stockwell to get on<br />
base and help Delas steal sec-<br />
Heights Assn. to present<br />
Golf for Kids fund-raiser<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Heights<br />
Community Association<br />
(PHCA) will hold its inaugural<br />
Golf for Kids fund-raiser<br />
on Friday, May 17, at Heather<br />
Downs Country Club.<br />
Registration will be held<br />
from 11:30 a.m. to 12:45<br />
p.m., with a shotgun start at 1<br />
p.m., and the dinner and<br />
awards program at 6 p.m.<br />
The registration fee is $75<br />
per person, or $300 for a team<br />
of four.<br />
The event will be a best<br />
ball, four-person scramble.<br />
Each golfer will receive 18<br />
holes of golf, a cart,<br />
burger/braut dinner, a goody<br />
bag, and the opportunity to<br />
win prizes, including the<br />
main hole in one prize, a two<br />
year lease on a 2013 Ford F-<br />
150.<br />
All proceeds from this<br />
event will benefit PHCA’s<br />
programming for children<br />
and adults, as well as assist<br />
with general operating costs.<br />
The core programming that<br />
will benefit from this event is<br />
PHS Spring<br />
Art Show<br />
set for May 9<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School Art Department will<br />
host a spring art show called<br />
“Color My World” on May 9,<br />
from 6 to 8 p.m., in the high<br />
school commons area.<br />
There will be displays of<br />
both two and three-dimensional<br />
artwork, photography<br />
and live demonstrations by<br />
PHS visual arts students.<br />
Refreshments and background<br />
music will create a fitting<br />
gallery reception for the<br />
artists and guests.<br />
The event is free and open<br />
to the public.<br />
USE THE<br />
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PHCA’s after school program.<br />
The after school program<br />
provides educational<br />
assistance to the local youth,<br />
serves as a recreational outlet,<br />
and gives the children the<br />
overall assistance in life that<br />
they may need.<br />
For registration forms,<br />
visit the Web site at www.<br />
phcaohio.org and find the<br />
documents under Upcoming<br />
Events. Forms also are available<br />
at the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Heights<br />
Community Center. To volunteer,<br />
send an e-mail to<br />
Spencer Moody at<br />
moodysc.phca@live.com<br />
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ond. Nick Munger singled to<br />
score Delas 1-0. K. Durham<br />
singled to score Stockwell 2-<br />
0. Nick Fleming singled but<br />
was out at second due to a<br />
fielder’s choice by Seth<br />
Durham that scored Munger<br />
3-0. After S. Durham stole<br />
second, Gus Dimmerling<br />
doubled to score the Durham<br />
brothers 5-0.<br />
Solid pitching and defense<br />
held the Rebels to zero runs.<br />
PHS, 7; Willoughby, 6<br />
The second came down to<br />
the bitter end with a strong<br />
comeback performance by<br />
the Yellow Jackets.<br />
Solid pitching by Bobby<br />
Borger and defense helped<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> pull ahead 2-0 at<br />
the top of the first inning.<br />
Steve Slocum walked and<br />
Austin Lee was safe on the<br />
center fielder’s error. Kyle<br />
Durham singled to load the<br />
bases. Spencer George was<br />
safe at first due the first baseman’s<br />
error which was<br />
enough to score Slocum 1-0.<br />
Zack Honsberger singled to<br />
score Durham 2-0.<br />
At the top of the second,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> tacked on two<br />
more runs after Slocum<br />
tripled and Lee singled to<br />
score Slocum 3-0. AJ Stockwell<br />
and George walked<br />
while Lee stole home for 4-0.<br />
The tag team of catcher<br />
George and second baseman<br />
Ryan Garrity caught two<br />
Willoughby South runners<br />
stealing second in back-toback<br />
innings.<br />
The Rebels rallied in the<br />
bottom of the sixth with multiple<br />
singles and fielder’s<br />
choice plays to tack on five<br />
runs and pull ahead 5-4.<br />
During their final at bat,<br />
Slocum singled but Lee and<br />
Durham each flied out and<br />
tension was high for Jackets’<br />
fans. Trailing by one run with<br />
two outs, Slocum stole second<br />
and Stockwell singled to<br />
score Slocum and tie the<br />
game at 5-5.<br />
Nick Fleming and George<br />
each walked then Dimmerling<br />
singled to score Stockwell<br />
for 6-5. Honsberger<br />
walked and Fleming scored<br />
on a passed ball for 7-5.<br />
Kaleb Mahler took the<br />
mound in the seventh.<br />
Willoughby South was<br />
able to score one more run<br />
after a double, single and a<br />
fielding error and then load<br />
the bases with two outs.<br />
Willoughby’s Mike Fenner<br />
grounded out to first baseman<br />
Stockwell for the Jackets’<br />
second win of the day.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> is now 13-1 for<br />
the season and 4-0 in the<br />
NLL.<br />
Heidelberg University to host<br />
boys basketball tournament<br />
Heidelberg University<br />
will be the site of the next<br />
Best of the Best Basketball<br />
Tournament on May l8 and<br />
19.<br />
The tournament is open to<br />
boys in grades 4 through 8.<br />
All teams will be guaranteed<br />
a minimum of three games,<br />
and individual awards will be<br />
St. Rose School offers June<br />
summer camp programs<br />
St. Rose School will<br />
host summer camps June 10<br />
to 14 for area elementary<br />
and junior high students.<br />
Four-year-olds to<br />
kindergarten: Flying with<br />
Fairytales.<br />
Kindergarten and grade<br />
1: Move and Groove with<br />
Spanish.<br />
Kindergarten to grade 2:<br />
Backyard Safari.<br />
Grades 1 to 4: Miss<br />
Amato’s Amazing Animals.<br />
Grades 2 to 4: Wacky<br />
Writing with the Terrible<br />
Twits.<br />
Grades 2 to 8: Reduce,<br />
Reuse and Make Jewelry.<br />
Grades 3 to 5: Fun in the<br />
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presented to the top two<br />
teams.<br />
A portion of the proceeds<br />
will benefit local youth basketball.<br />
For more information or<br />
to register a team, visit the<br />
Web site at www.bestof<br />
thebestbasketball.com or call<br />
419- 443-5440.<br />
Kitchen.<br />
Grades 4 to 5: Volleyball<br />
and/or Basketball Basics<br />
and Skills.<br />
Grades 4 to 8: 3D Explorations.<br />
Grades 5 to 9: Epic Battles<br />
in History; and Hollywood<br />
at Home.<br />
Grades 5 to 8: On<br />
Broadway.<br />
Grade levels refer to student’s<br />
class in 2013-14.<br />
Space is limited.<br />
Deadline for registration<br />
is May 17.<br />
For more information on<br />
fees and registration, call<br />
the school at 419-874-<br />
5631.<br />
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Owens Community College spring commencement set for May 3<br />
A total of 740 candidates<br />
for graduation, including<br />
133 from the Findlay-area<br />
campus, will receive their<br />
degrees during the 47th<br />
annual Owens Community<br />
College Spring Commencement<br />
on Friday, May 3.<br />
The commencement will<br />
begin at 7 p.m. in the Student<br />
Health and Activities<br />
Center on the campus on<br />
Oregon Road in <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Township.<br />
Robert LaClair, president<br />
and CEO of Fifth Third<br />
Bank (Northwestern Ohio),<br />
will serve as the keynote<br />
speaker for the ceremony.<br />
Owens’ commencement ceremony<br />
is free and open to<br />
the public.<br />
In his current role at<br />
Fifth Third Bank, Mr.<br />
LaClair is responsible for<br />
the growth and strategic<br />
direction of the four lines of<br />
business including: commercial<br />
banking, branch<br />
banking, consumer lending<br />
and investment advisors for<br />
the affiliate.<br />
He joined Fifth Third in<br />
1999 as vice president of<br />
mortgage lending. He was<br />
promoted to senior vice<br />
president in 2001 and was<br />
named senior vice president<br />
of consumer lending in<br />
2002. He served as senior<br />
vice president of retail<br />
banking from 2003 until<br />
being named president and<br />
CEO in April 2005.<br />
He began his banking<br />
career at First National<br />
Bank of Toledo in 1982 and<br />
held various positions,<br />
including manager of the<br />
consumer credit, bankcard<br />
and business development<br />
areas. He moved to Mid<br />
American National Bank in<br />
1990 and served in several<br />
managerial positions in consumer<br />
lending, mortgage<br />
Robert LaClair, president<br />
and CEO of Fifth Third<br />
Bank, will be the keynote<br />
speaker at commence-<br />
ment.<br />
lending, retail banking and<br />
health care finance.<br />
Mr. LaClair attended the<br />
University of Toledo and<br />
Heidelberg College.<br />
He is a member of the<br />
board of directors of Fifth<br />
Third Bank (Northwestern<br />
Ohio). He also serves on the<br />
boards of ProMedica Health<br />
System, Wildwood<br />
Orthopaedic and Spine Hospital,<br />
Regional Growth Partnership,<br />
Lourdes University<br />
and the Toledo Symphony.<br />
He currently is the campaign<br />
chair for the Ohio<br />
Theatre renovation, was the<br />
2011 capital campaign chair<br />
for the Boys and Girls Club<br />
of Toledo, the honorary<br />
chair of the Salvation<br />
Army’s 2010 and 2011 Red<br />
Kettle campaigns and chair<br />
of the 2011 March of Dimes<br />
March for Babies. He also<br />
served as the 2011 corporate<br />
chair of the Juvenile Diabetes<br />
Research Foundation<br />
Walk to Cure Diabetes, the<br />
Bradley Higgs, Owens<br />
class representative and<br />
commencement speaker.<br />
2008 board chair and the<br />
2007 campaign chair for<br />
United Way of Greater Toledo.<br />
Bradley Higgs has been<br />
selected as the Owens class<br />
representative and also will<br />
address graduates during the<br />
commencement ceremony.<br />
The Toledo resident is earning<br />
his associate degree in<br />
criminal justice.<br />
Mr. Higgs grew up in<br />
Toledo and was kicked out<br />
of his house at the age of<br />
10, along with his three<br />
younger siblings. They were<br />
homeless and made money<br />
washing cars and pumping<br />
gas. Eventually, the four<br />
children were picked up by<br />
the police and placed in foster<br />
homes.<br />
At 15, he was adopted<br />
along with his 14-year-old<br />
sister by their oldest sister,<br />
who was 21 at the time. By<br />
the time he was 16, he started<br />
to get into trouble and by<br />
19, he had been arrested and<br />
was serving time in prison.<br />
2013 Pool Dates<br />
Register early for season passes and resident ID cards and take advantage of the cost savings!<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Pool will open for the season on<br />
Saturday, June 8 and will close on Sunday, August 25.<br />
Sales Begin — Wednesday, May 8, at 9 a.m.<br />
Season Passes and Resident ID card sales for the pool will be sold beginning Wednesday,<br />
May 8, at 9:00 a.m., at the Fort Meigs YMCA. Business hours for the YMCA are<br />
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, noon<br />
to 5 p.m.<br />
General Information:<br />
• Pool passes are available only to City residents or to the first 300 <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City School<br />
District residents.<br />
• 300 additional <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City School District resident passes will be sold after the swim<br />
team championship meet that is held on Thursday, July 25. The fee will be half-price.<br />
• All other non-residents may use the pool by paying the single session admission rate.<br />
• To purchase a pass, EVERYONE needs to bring a current utility bill (within the last<br />
month, either a water, gas or electric) and a photo ID (driver’s license) for verification.<br />
• Photo ID’s will be taken when passes are sold, but will not be handed out until address is<br />
verified against the auditor’s site. There is a two business day waiting period after purchase<br />
before passes/resident ID cards will be issued.<br />
• All pass sales will be sold only at the YMCA for the entire season during regular business<br />
hours listed above.<br />
• Passes are non-refundable and non-transferrable.<br />
•Visit the City’s Web site at www.ci.perrysburg.oh.us.<br />
Pool:<br />
• Pool hours – 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Sunday to Saturday.<br />
• Toddler time — 10 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday, for children age 5 and under<br />
only with an adult and is restricted to <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City residents only. ID required.<br />
• Cash or credit card only at the pool. No checks accepted.<br />
Pond:<br />
• The pond is closed for swimming.<br />
• There will be no staff or supervision or life saving devices.<br />
• The boat house will be closed, but restrooms will remain open for public use.<br />
• No paddleboat rentals.<br />
• Catch and release fishing is available at both ponds.<br />
Pool Parties:<br />
• Contact the Fort Meigs YMCA beginning Monday, April 15, to reserve a date<br />
• Pool parties are limited to 350 people<br />
• 9 p.m. to 11 p.m.<br />
• Prices are as follows:<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> City School<br />
City Resident District Resident**<br />
$130 (up to 50 people) $230 (up to 50 people)<br />
$160 (from 51-100 people) $260 (from 51-100 people)<br />
$190 (from 101-150 people) $290 (from 101-150 people)<br />
$220 (from 151-200 people) $320 (from 151-200 people)<br />
$250 (from 201-250 people) $350 (from 201-250 people)<br />
$280 (from 251-300 people) $380 (from 251-300 people)<br />
$310 (from 301-350 people) $410 (from 301-350 people)<br />
2013 Pool Fees<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> City<br />
School District<br />
Pool Season Pass City Resident Resident**<br />
First Family Member $70 $140<br />
(purchased before pool opens)<br />
Each Additional Family Member $10 $20<br />
(purchased before pool opens)<br />
Grandparent/Babysitter (one per family pass) $25 $50<br />
Senior Individual (age 65 and over) $40 $80<br />
Senior Individual with spouse $49 $98<br />
First Family Member<br />
(purchased after pool opens)<br />
$85 $170<br />
Each Additional Family Member<br />
(purchased after pool opens)<br />
$12 $24<br />
Each Replacement Card $3 $3<br />
Resident ID Card * City Residents only $5 N/A<br />
*Proof of residency within the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> is required to obtain a Resident ID card.<br />
A driver’s license or student ID is not a substitute for the Resident ID card.<br />
**Passes to <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City School District residents will be limited to the first 300 people.<br />
After the swim team championship meet on Thursday, July 25, 300 additional <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
City School District resident passes will be sold. The fee will be half-price.<br />
Single Session Admission City Resident Non-Resident<br />
Age 5 and Under Free Free<br />
Pool - Age 6 and Up with Resident ID card $3 N/A<br />
Pool - Age 6 and Up without Resident ID card $10 $10<br />
***A valid Ohio Driver’s License or other approved picture identification card<br />
with address imprinted is required as proof of residency. ***<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Pool — 419-872-7966<br />
ATTENTION CITY RESIDENT POOL SEASON PASS HOLDERS<br />
AND SENIOR CITIZEN POOL RESIDENT ID CARD HOLDERS<br />
Punch cards will be available for you to purchase for up to $50 worth of visits for children<br />
12 and under. You may purchase up to 10 visits at $5 each. This punch card is only available<br />
to CITY RESIDENTS who are season pass holders and Senior Citizens Resident ID<br />
Card Holders. This does not include Resident ID Card Holders that are not Senior<br />
Citizens. You must accompany the children to the pool. This option is for City Resident<br />
season pass holders and/or Senior Citizen Resident ID Card Holders that have out of town<br />
relatives, grandchildren or guests that would like to use the Municipal Pool during their stay<br />
in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
After serving his sentence,<br />
he became reacquainted<br />
with religion and<br />
changed his life in a Volunteers<br />
of America halfway<br />
house. Soon after, he<br />
enrolled at Owens Community<br />
College.<br />
Mr. Higgs, who holds a<br />
GED diploma, never forgot<br />
his experience at the<br />
halfway house and went<br />
back to volunteer at Volunteers<br />
of America. Eventually,<br />
he was hired and promoted<br />
by the outreach<br />
organization. He is now the<br />
front desk security supervisor<br />
at Chestnut Hill apartments<br />
in Toledo.<br />
“I want to be a light of<br />
inspiration to my children<br />
and to anyone else who had<br />
a past similar to my own.<br />
There is light at the end of<br />
the tunnel, if you just don’t<br />
give up,” said Mr. Higgs.<br />
The 35-year-old has a<br />
3.8 grade point average and<br />
is graduating magna cum<br />
laude from Owens.<br />
“Bradley is a fine young<br />
man who has touched me as<br />
an instructor. He is truly one<br />
of the future leaders in our<br />
profession,” said Wayne<br />
Seely, associate professor at<br />
Owens and retired police<br />
chief.<br />
Mr. Higgs credits his<br />
success to the support and<br />
encouragement of faculty at<br />
Owens, especially Seely<br />
and Angela Ondrus. The<br />
support of his family was<br />
also a critical part of his<br />
success, including his<br />
daughter, Alasha, an honors<br />
student in middle school.<br />
Mr. Higgs plans to continue<br />
his education and<br />
transfer to a four-year college<br />
or university this fall<br />
with the goal of obtaining a<br />
bachelor’s degree in social<br />
work. Ultimately, his goal is<br />
to work with juvenile<br />
offenders.<br />
Owens ‘Project<br />
Graduation’<br />
food drive to<br />
be held May 3<br />
The Owens Community<br />
College Alpha Omega Pi<br />
Student Chapter of the Phi<br />
Theta Kappa International<br />
Honor Society is encouraging<br />
area residents to help in<br />
the fight against hunger by<br />
donating a canned good as<br />
part of an initiative titled<br />
“Project Graduation: Feed a<br />
Body, Feed a Mind” on Friday,<br />
May 3.<br />
Donated items, as well<br />
as monetary donations, can<br />
be dropped off during the<br />
day of the college’s Spring<br />
Commencement.<br />
The collection point will<br />
be located in the hallway<br />
outside the Student Health<br />
and Activities Center gymnasium,<br />
where commencement<br />
ceremonies will occur<br />
that evening.<br />
Canned goods will be<br />
accepted from 5:30 to 9<br />
p.m. All donations will be<br />
used to help the Owens<br />
Harvest Food Pantry initiative.<br />
The Owens Harvest<br />
Food Pantry was established<br />
to provide collaborative<br />
learning opportunities<br />
for students as well as faculty<br />
and staff in various<br />
academic departments and<br />
disciplines. The initiative<br />
also offers financial help<br />
and assistance to students in<br />
the form of perishable and<br />
non-perishable food<br />
resources.<br />
For more information<br />
about project graduation or<br />
to donate, call 567-661-<br />
7930 or 1-800-GO-<br />
OWENS, Ext. 7930.<br />
PERRYSBURG<br />
Community<br />
Calendar<br />
To include your organization’s activities in this calendar,<br />
mail or drop off the details to the <strong>Messenger</strong> <strong>Journal</strong>,<br />
117 East Second Street, PO Box 267, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
43552. Or send an e-mail, with the date, time and location,<br />
to dianaw@perrysburg.com. The deadline for the weekly<br />
calendar is Friday at noon.<br />
Thursday, May 2<br />
9:15 a.m. Wood County Commissioners on the fifth<br />
floor of the Wood County Office Building,<br />
One Courthouse Square, Bowling Green.<br />
12:00 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Noontide Women’s AA Group,<br />
open discussion at St. Timothy’s Episcopal<br />
Church, 871 East Boundary. Open to the<br />
public.<br />
6:00 p.m. CedarCreek’s South Toledo Campus<br />
Community Care Free Medical Clinic at<br />
2150 South Byrne Road, Toledo, until 8<br />
p.m. Call 419-482-8127 for information.<br />
7:30 p.m. Wood County Democratic Party at Simpson<br />
Park Building, 1091 Conneaut Avenue,<br />
Bowling Green.<br />
Friday, May 3<br />
9:30 a.m. St. Tim’s Clothesline, free clothing offered<br />
at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 871<br />
East Boundary. Open until 11:30 a.m.<br />
11:30 a.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Rotary at the Carranor Club,<br />
502 East Second Street.<br />
Saturday, May 4<br />
10:00 a.m. Nature Preserve stewardship volunteers at<br />
Kitty Todd Preserve at Oak Openings. Call<br />
614-717-2770, extention 144.<br />
12:00 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Noontide Women’s AA Group,<br />
open discussion at St. Timothy’s Episcopal<br />
Church, 871 East Boundary. Open to the<br />
public.<br />
8:00 p.m. AlAnon and Alcoholics Anonymous at First<br />
United Methodist Church, 200 West<br />
Second Street.<br />
Sunday, May 5<br />
5:00 p.m. Survivors Network of those Abused by<br />
Priests (S.N.A.P.) support group meeting<br />
held the first Sunday of every month, 5-7<br />
p.m., at 577 Foundation, 577 East Front<br />
Street in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. For more information,<br />
call 419-340-6459 or send an e-mail to tole<br />
dosnap@gmail.com.<br />
6:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous at Schaller<br />
Memorial Building, 130 West Indiana<br />
Avenue.<br />
Monday, May 6<br />
6:30 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Lions Club at Charlies<br />
Restaurant, near Walt Churchill’s Market.<br />
For information, call Kevin Rantanen at<br />
419-870-1771.<br />
7:00 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Athletic Boosters meeting in the<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School media center,<br />
13385 Roachton Road.<br />
7:00 p.m. Depression and bipolar support group at<br />
Providence Lutheran Church, 8131 Airport<br />
Highway. Call 419-867-9422 or 517-281-<br />
8042 for information.<br />
7:30 p.m. There is a Solution AA Group, closed meeting,<br />
at Lutheran Church of the Master,<br />
28744 Simmons Road, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Tuesday, May 7<br />
7:00 a.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Board of Education work session<br />
in the Cafeteria of the Commodore<br />
Building, 140 East Indiana Avenue,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
9:15 a.m. Wood County Commissioners on the fifth<br />
floor of the Wood County Office Building,<br />
One Courthouse Square, Bowling Green.<br />
12:00 p.m. AlAnon at CedarCreek Church, 29129<br />
Lime City Road. Free baby-sitting.<br />
3:00 p.m. Ecumenical bereavement support group at<br />
St. Patrick of Heatherdowns, 4201<br />
Heatherdowns Boulevard.<br />
6:30 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Council at the Municipal<br />
Building, 201 West Indiana Avenue.<br />
Wednesday, May 8<br />
7:00 a.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Kiwanis Club in the lower level<br />
of Way Public Library, 101 East Indiana<br />
Avenue. Open to the public.<br />
11:00 a.m. Senior Food Pantry available through<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township until noon at the<br />
township hall, 26609 Lime City Road.<br />
Must be 60 years old or older to qualify.<br />
2:00 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township Board of Trustees<br />
department head meeting at the township<br />
hall, 26609 Lime City Road.<br />
5:00 p.m. Penta Career Center Board of Education in<br />
the board meeting room, 9301 Buck Road.<br />
6:00 p.m. Toastmasters Club at Zenobia Shrine, 8048<br />
Broadstone Boulevard, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
6:00 p.m. Families Anonymous at Blessed John XXII<br />
Catholic Community, 24250 Dixie<br />
Highway. Call 419-931-4005 for details.<br />
7:00 p.m. Racing for Recovery, drug and alcohol support<br />
group meeting, until 8 p.m. at St.<br />
Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 871 East<br />
Boundary, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
7:00 p.m. AlAnon at First Presbyterian Church, 200<br />
East Second Street.<br />
Auditions set for “Footloose”<br />
The River Raisin Centre<br />
for the Arts will hold auditions<br />
for its youth theatre<br />
production, “Footloose,”<br />
May 9 and 11. Tracy Glover<br />
is director, music director is<br />
Josh Glover. Show dates<br />
are July 19-21.<br />
Auditions will be held at<br />
the River Raisin Centre for<br />
the Arts theatre on Thursday,<br />
May 9, at 7 p.m., and on Saturday,<br />
May 11, at noon.<br />
Auditioning students,<br />
Kris S. Kelley, D.D.S.<br />
Michael J. Thebes, D.D.S.<br />
Gentle Family Dentistry<br />
13003 Roachton Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
Phone: 419-874-7071<br />
Evening & Saturday appointments available.<br />
NEW PATIENTS & EMERGENCIES WELCOME<br />
ages 12 to 20, should wear<br />
clothing they can move in<br />
and be ready to sing and<br />
dance. Auditioners should<br />
prepare a piece of music to<br />
sing–at least 16-24 bars. An<br />
accompanist will be provided.<br />
The River Raisin Center<br />
for the Arts is located at 114<br />
South Monroe Street, Monroe,<br />
Michigan.<br />
For more information,<br />
call 734-242-7722.<br />
Also located at:<br />
735 Haskins Road,<br />
Bowling Green, OH<br />
419-353-1412<br />
Frank School’s Caddyshack Classic set for May 4<br />
Newly signed Pittsburgh<br />
Steelers quarterback and<br />
restaurateur, Bruce Gradkowski,<br />
will attend the fifth<br />
annual Frank Elementary<br />
Caddyshack Classic on May<br />
4. This event is the largest<br />
fund-raiser for the Frank Parents<br />
Club. This event is open<br />
to the public.<br />
Auction items include a<br />
framed and signed Joe Montana<br />
jersey, a signed Archie<br />
Griffin football, an American<br />
Girl doll (Caroline) and<br />
items from Bruce Gradkows-<br />
Way Library and Mercy<br />
will present an informative<br />
program on women’s health<br />
with focus urogynecology<br />
on Wednesday, May 8, at 7<br />
p.m., at Way. This event is<br />
free, and reservations are<br />
not required.<br />
The program will be presented<br />
by Andrew Croak,<br />
D.O., who has dedicated his<br />
professional life as a physician<br />
to understanding and<br />
treating the unique health<br />
problems of women.<br />
As one of fewer than<br />
1,000 fellowship-trained<br />
urogynecologists in the<br />
nation and the only one in<br />
northwest Ohio, Dr. Croak<br />
currently serves as medical<br />
director for robotic urogynecology<br />
at Mercy. He<br />
earned his doctor of<br />
Osteopathy degree at Chica-<br />
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SCHOEN BUILDERS<br />
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A TO Z HEALTH CARE<br />
955 Commerce Drive<br />
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ki.<br />
Many local businesses<br />
have donated items for the<br />
gift baskets and raffle.<br />
First place prize is four<br />
$100 gift cards to Best Buy.<br />
Second place is four dinner<br />
for two certificates for Texas<br />
Roadhouse and third place is<br />
gift cards to LaScola and<br />
Burger 419. Each winning<br />
team will receive additional<br />
prizes.<br />
The tourney offers skill<br />
award prizes for longest<br />
drive, longest putt, closest to<br />
go College of Osteopathic<br />
Medicine, Midwestern University,<br />
in Chicago.<br />
Dr. Croak completed an<br />
internship at Mercy St. Vincent<br />
Medical Center followed<br />
by a residency in<br />
obstetrics and gynecology at<br />
Grandview/Southview Medical<br />
Centers in Dayton,<br />
Ohio. He underwent an<br />
intensive three-year fellowship<br />
in female pelvic medicine<br />
and reconstructive surgery<br />
at the Mayo Clinic in<br />
Rochester, Minnesota.<br />
He currently is developing<br />
Mercy’s destination center<br />
for advanced robotic<br />
pelvic floor and general<br />
gynecologic robotic procedures.<br />
This event is free, and<br />
reservations are not<br />
required.<br />
APC<br />
HOME ALARM SECURITY SYSTEMS<br />
419-531-3400<br />
www.apcamerica.com<br />
INCAMERA STUDIOS<br />
620 Haskins Rd.<br />
Bowling Green, Ohio 43402<br />
(419) 345-5750<br />
www.incamerastudio.com<br />
MODENE INSURANCE<br />
AGENCY<br />
27457 Holiday Lane • <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH<br />
(419) 874-9989<br />
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BEELEY PIANOS<br />
Sales & Service<br />
(419) 754-7530<br />
(419) 350-6281<br />
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TOLEDO BRIDAL PAGE<br />
Toledo’s largest<br />
wedding planning<br />
website!<br />
www.toledobridalpage.com<br />
Advertise your website here! Call Matt or Sarah<br />
at 419-874-2528<br />
the pin and much more.<br />
Prizes at each par three are<br />
available, including a brand<br />
new Dodge Dart from Charlie’s<br />
Dodge, golf clubs and<br />
trips.<br />
Dinner will be catered by<br />
Gradkowski’s with additional<br />
food from Biaggi’s.<br />
The golf tournament has a<br />
shotgun start at 1 p.m., at<br />
Stone Ridge Golf Course. To<br />
play, sponsor or donate, call<br />
Steve Gagle at 419-350-9442<br />
or send an e-mail to sskgagle@bex.net.<br />
Mercy Women’s Health program slated at<br />
Way Public Library for Wednesday, May 8<br />
A National Learn To Row<br />
Day (NLTRD) event will be<br />
held Saturday, June 1, in<br />
partnership with the United<br />
States Rowing Association<br />
and Concept2, the makers of<br />
the Concept2 Indoor Rowing<br />
Machine more commonly<br />
known as the “Erg.”<br />
NLTRD is free, open to<br />
the public, and will give<br />
everyone an opportunity to<br />
learn the rowing stroke on an<br />
Erg, row a very stable rowing<br />
shell on the end of a tether,<br />
and row in an eight-man<br />
shell with six experienced<br />
oarsmen and coxswain.<br />
The Philip LeBoutillier<br />
Jr. Memorial Boathouse in<br />
International Park will be<br />
open from 8:13 a.m. to 12:18<br />
Dr. Andrew Croak<br />
National Learn to Row Day set for Saturday, June 1<br />
A new free networking<br />
group for individuals in job<br />
transition will hold its first<br />
meeting on Monday, May 13,<br />
at 7 p.m., in the Primerica<br />
offices located at 1070 Commerce<br />
Drive #101, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Meetings will be held on<br />
the second Monday of each<br />
month.<br />
The Meetup group is<br />
designed specifically for individuals<br />
who currently find<br />
themselves in transition. The<br />
group’s goal is to bring<br />
together individuals who have<br />
been recently displaced and<br />
are looking for employment.<br />
Individuals with all levels<br />
of experience are welcome,<br />
from the recent college graduate<br />
to the most seasoned vet-<br />
eran.<br />
A different topic will be<br />
featured at each meeting,<br />
often with a guest speaker on<br />
hand to provide guidance,<br />
counsel and advice in a specific<br />
area of expertise.<br />
Those attending should be<br />
p.m.<br />
Those who are physically<br />
challenged also are invited to<br />
participate in the concurrent<br />
sessions which will be dedicated<br />
to learning adaptive<br />
rowing skills.<br />
For more information,<br />
visit the Web site at<br />
www.toledorowing.org.<br />
Meetup networking group for those<br />
in job transition to meet on May 13<br />
prepared to introduce themselves<br />
and tell a little bit<br />
about their background and<br />
career goals.<br />
Individuals can RSVP at<br />
http://www.meetup.com/Toledo-Metro-Job-Transition-<br />
Group/.<br />
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MINI-ENGINE REPAIR<br />
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As a certied nurse midwife,<br />
Laura Kemp, CNM, has helped<br />
women through important life stages<br />
like adolescence, pregnancy and<br />
menopause for more than ten years.<br />
Now, she joins Richard Markwood, DO,<br />
Shannon Sutherland, DO, and Benjamin<br />
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decades in all municipal courts in Lucas and Wood Counties, I understand that municipal courts stand as the community’s first line of defense and<br />
intervention on issues of Domestic Violence, substance abuse and impaired driving. The citizens of this Court’s jurisdiction deserve leadership from<br />
the most qualified and seasoned professional available. I earnestly believe that I am that person, and that is why I am running for Judge.” –Drew Griffith<br />
—As Northwood Mayor’s Court Magistrate, has presided over more than 16,000 criminal<br />
and traffic cases. Duties include taking pleas, imposing fines, setting bonds and, when<br />
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First Siege 1813 Bicentennial<br />
event schedule<br />
Friday, May 3<br />
•10 a.m. - 1 p.m.–Educational programs with re-enactors for students<br />
(Pre-registration required. Call Fort Meigs for more information.)<br />
•3 - 5 p.m.–Fallen Timbers Battlefield Walk and Tour<br />
(This will start at the Fallen Timbers Monument in Maumee. You<br />
must pre-register with the Toledo Metroparks by<br />
calling 419-407-9701 or at www.metroparkstoledo.com)<br />
•8 - 8:30 p.m.–Nighttime artillery duel across the Maumee River<br />
Saturday, May 4<br />
Site open 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.<br />
•10 a.m.–Morning formation and parade<br />
•10 a.m.– Indian Lore (Takes place at the Fallen Timbers Monument<br />
in Maumee)<br />
•10:30 a.m.–Musket demonstration and company level drill<br />
•11 a.m.–Dedication of Kentucky Memorial<br />
•Noon–Join The Militia! Recruiting program (kid friendly)<br />
•12:30 p.m.–“Mini-militia” drill with U.S. soldiers (kid friendly)<br />
•12:45 p.m.–Artillery demonstration<br />
•1 p.m.–Rifle demonstration by the 1st Rifle Regiment<br />
•2 p.m.–Battle Tactics Re-creation<br />
•4 p.m.–Dedication of an Ohio Historical Marker to the 41st Regiment<br />
of Foot (Takes place at Fort Miamis in Maumee)<br />
•5 p.m.–Site closes<br />
Sunday, May 5<br />
Site open 9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.<br />
•10:30 - 11:30 a.m.–Dudley’s Defeat and U.S. forces memorial service<br />
(Takes place at the Maumee Library in Maumee)<br />
•Noon–Artillery demonstration<br />
•12:30 p.m.– “Mini-militia” program with British soldiers (kid<br />
friendly)<br />
•12:30–Tour of Fort Miamis (Takes place at Fort Miamis in<br />
Maumee)<br />
•1 p.m.–Rifle demonstration by the 1st Rifle Regiment<br />
•1 p.m.–Ladies tea (kid-friendly)<br />
•2 p.m.–Battle tactics re-creation<br />
•3 p.m.–Battalion musket demonstration<br />
•4 p.m.–Battery fire artillery demonstration<br />
•4:30 p.m.–Events end (site open until 5 p.m.)<br />
Speakers’ Tent<br />
Saturday, May 4<br />
•10 - 11 a.m.–1812 fashion show<br />
•Noon - 12:30 p.m.–Kentucky in the War of 1812<br />
•12:45 - 1:15 p.m.–War of 1812 in Northwest Ohio<br />
Sunday, May 5<br />
•1- 2 p.m.- Ladies tea and presentation<br />
•3 - 4 p.m.–War of 1812 from a British Perspective<br />
Off-site Programming<br />
Friday, May 3<br />
•3 - 5 p.m.–Fallen Timbers Battlefield tour<br />
Saturday, May 4<br />
•10 a.m.–Indian Lore program at the Fallen Timbers Monument<br />
•4 – 5 p.m.–Dedication of 41st Marker at Fort Miamis<br />
Sunday, May 5<br />
•10:30 -11:30 a.m.–Memorial service for the men who fought in<br />
Dudley’s Defeat- Maumee Public Library<br />
•12:30 p.m.–Tour of Fort Miamis<br />
Admission<br />
Adults: $9; Seniors: $8; Students: $5; 5 and under: free; OHS<br />
Members: $1<br />
Parking Free<br />
No reservations, except school tours, required.<br />
*Schedule is tentative and may be subject to change.<br />
DEDICATED TO JUSTICE,<br />
PREPARED TO LEAD<br />
“Douglas Spencer served the citizens of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
as a police officer for 25 years, retiring as<br />
a Lieutenant in 2001. He served our country in the<br />
Army Reserves, retiring as Sergeant Major in 1999.<br />
He served as Chief Bailiff & Chief Probation Officer<br />
of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal Court for 10 years, retiring<br />
in 2012. Douglas Spencer knows the qualities<br />
needed to serve as our next Judge. I am proud<br />
to be endorsed by Doug.” –C. Drew Griffith,<br />
Magistrate, Northwood Mayor’s Court<br />
(2005-present) & <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Attorney<br />
—Graduate, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Police Division’s Citizen Police Academy, 2012<br />
—Leadership: Past President, Lucas County Bar Association & Toledo Jr. Bar Association;<br />
Fellow, Toledo Bar Association<br />
—Facilitator, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> P3 Long Range Planning Committee<br />
VOTE FOR DREW ON TUESDAY, MAY 7TH<br />
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Artillery duel across the Maumee<br />
to kick off First Siege events<br />
Fort Meigs will host a<br />
artillery duel across the<br />
Maumee River on Friday,<br />
May 3, to kick off its First<br />
Siege 1813 Bicentennial<br />
event. War of 1812 re-enactors<br />
will stage the artillery<br />
duel across the Maumee<br />
using cannon fire from both<br />
sides of the river as well as<br />
ground charges to replicate<br />
the bombardment of Fort<br />
Meigs during the First Siege.<br />
The program will start at<br />
approximately 8 p.m. and<br />
last until 8:30 p.m.<br />
To get the best view of<br />
the duel, park at Orleans<br />
Park in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and take<br />
the lighted walking trail<br />
from Orleans Park to the fort<br />
property at the south side of<br />
the <strong>Perrysburg</strong>/ Maumee<br />
Bridge. The duel can be<br />
viewed from the property by<br />
the bridge, from the pedestrian<br />
section of the bridge, or<br />
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from the flood plain below<br />
the fort.<br />
The Friday night program<br />
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PHS girls basketball coach Todd Sims named Ohio Division I Coach of the Year<br />
By Scott Buker<br />
Following an extremely<br />
successful 23-2 season, a<br />
Northern Lakes League<br />
(NLL) championship and a<br />
berth in the regional semifinals,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> girls basketball<br />
head coach Todd<br />
Sims was named Ohio<br />
Division I Coach of the<br />
Year by members of the<br />
state media.<br />
In his fourth year at the<br />
helm of the Lady Jackets,<br />
Coach Sims notched his<br />
best season. And the coach<br />
credits his personal accolades<br />
to the entire basketball<br />
program in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
“I think what this award<br />
means is that we have a<br />
really good program which<br />
begins in elementary school<br />
with the Junior Jackets and<br />
the great volunteer coaches,”<br />
he explained. “From<br />
there it progresses to the<br />
travel teams and again,<br />
great volunteer parent<br />
coaches. And then on to<br />
junior high, freshman and<br />
junior varsity programs.<br />
“It is a great honor for<br />
me but I am not the only<br />
one who deserves it. I<br />
accept it on behalf of the<br />
entire program and everyone<br />
who has helped the<br />
The “Go <strong>Perrysburg</strong>”<br />
campaign to pass a levy<br />
that would restore transportation<br />
independence to<br />
individuals in the City of<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> continues to<br />
gain momentum as the May<br />
7 Election Day approaches.<br />
A final postcard mailing<br />
to targeted voters is scheduled<br />
for May 3.<br />
This weekend, more<br />
than 20 volunteers will go<br />
door-to-door on the fourth<br />
and fifth scheduled canvassing<br />
events while other<br />
volunteers will make telephone<br />
calls.<br />
Without this levy, there<br />
will be no public transportation<br />
for seniors or<br />
people living with disabilities<br />
in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. The<br />
five-year, 0.8-mill levy will<br />
girls along the way.”<br />
Over four years, Coach<br />
Sims transformed the team<br />
personality to match his<br />
coaching personality–<br />
aggresive and fast-paced<br />
‘Go <strong>Perrysburg</strong>’ campaign gears up for strong finish for levy<br />
Ready to hit the campaign trail for the “Go <strong>Perrysburg</strong>”<br />
transit levy are Carol Russell and Dodie<br />
Strauss.<br />
cost the owner of a<br />
$200,000 home approximately<br />
$4 each month and<br />
will provide a dial-a-ride<br />
service for a fee to residents<br />
throughout the city.<br />
This is a 70 percent<br />
reduction compared to the<br />
previous system.<br />
“A national study by<br />
Cambridge Systematics,<br />
Inc. shows that businesses<br />
realize an average gain in<br />
sales three time the public<br />
sector investment in transit<br />
capital, so this is clearly a<br />
win-win situation for residents<br />
and businesses alike,”<br />
said Jack Hoeflinger, committee<br />
chairman.<br />
According to the committee,<br />
the best part of this<br />
levy is that it will keep <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
stable by enabling<br />
Coach Todd Sims<br />
with high expectations and<br />
desire.<br />
The Lady Jackets’ total<br />
wins increased each of the<br />
four years under the coach<br />
ending this year with 23<br />
residents to stay in their<br />
homes longer and age with<br />
independence and dignity.<br />
“They won’t have to ask<br />
friends and family mem-<br />
PHS relay team wins state championship<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School 4x800 team recently won the Indoor Relay Division 1 State<br />
Championship. Pictured with their winning plaque which will be displayed on the wall at the<br />
high school are team members Emily Wyric, Jordan Doore, Taylor Monheim and Courtney<br />
Clody.<br />
VOTE on Tuesday, May 7!<br />
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winds and a final ranking of<br />
eighth in the state.<br />
“We’ve progressed in<br />
my four years as head<br />
coach and taken that next<br />
step each year,” added<br />
Coach Sims. “I believe it is<br />
important for everyone to<br />
understand that we have<br />
high expectations and will<br />
continue to reach those<br />
expectations, but are<br />
extremely proud of what we<br />
have accomplished.<br />
“We’ve built our program<br />
up to where we expect<br />
to be good, but yet we still<br />
have to work hard. We are<br />
really close to being somewhere<br />
where this school has<br />
never been,” he said.<br />
The team played a fastpaced<br />
game that featured<br />
constant aggressive and<br />
press defense. He was quick<br />
to add that the personality<br />
and skill set of the players<br />
matched his desired form of<br />
play as well.<br />
Coach Sims described<br />
the 2013 Lady Jacket team<br />
as “relentless.” The team<br />
only had one returning<br />
starter from last year, but<br />
extremely athletic players<br />
were waiting in the wings.<br />
However, basketball experience<br />
was limited, he added.<br />
Jan Samples, Gil Lutz and Satch were out campaigning this past weekend.<br />
bers to take off work to<br />
transport them to healthcare<br />
and other essential<br />
appointments,” said Mr.<br />
Hoeflinger.<br />
“We started to gel as a<br />
team with the first game<br />
against Northview and that<br />
got us off to a great start,”<br />
said the coach. “Once the<br />
light came on, they were<br />
amazing and were amazing<br />
all year.”<br />
As meaningful as it is<br />
being named Coach of the<br />
Year, it is even more special<br />
for the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> coach.<br />
“I’m a <strong>Perrysburg</strong> guy<br />
and nobody loves <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
more than I do,” said<br />
the 1984 PHS graduate and<br />
two-year letter winner in<br />
basketball. “I live here,<br />
went to school here, and<br />
played sports here.<br />
“<strong>Perrysburg</strong> is a great<br />
place to live. It is where I<br />
am raising my kids. Our<br />
school system is like none<br />
other with great academics<br />
and great sports. This award<br />
means a lot to me because<br />
of this city.”<br />
Coaching in the district<br />
for more than 22 years, Mr.<br />
Sims also is an assistant<br />
varsity football coach and<br />
has coached softball and<br />
track.<br />
He shares the Coach of<br />
the Year honors with Julie<br />
Solis of Twinsburg and<br />
Trish Kruse of Solon.<br />
For additional information,<br />
visit the Web site at<br />
www.perrysburg4transit<br />
.com.<br />
PHS to present OHSAA awards<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School<br />
will honor several students<br />
with awards from the Ohio<br />
High School Athletic Association<br />
on Tuesday, May 14,<br />
at 6:30 p.m., in the high<br />
school auditorium.<br />
Emily Wyrick and Ryan<br />
Roth have been selected to<br />
receive the Archie Griffin<br />
Sportsmanship Award. The<br />
award, named for two-time<br />
Heisman Trophy winner<br />
Archie Griffin, is presented<br />
each year to a male and<br />
female student who have<br />
been outstanding in their<br />
efforts to promote sportsmanship<br />
in their school and<br />
community.<br />
Samantha Gremler and<br />
Jim Reddick have been<br />
selected to receive the<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School counseling department<br />
is hosting two workshops<br />
for parents of sophomores<br />
and juniors to assist<br />
with the college planning<br />
process.<br />
The junior parents are<br />
welcome to attend Thursday,<br />
May 2, at 7 p.m., in the high<br />
school media center.<br />
Sophomore parents will<br />
have their meeting Thursday,<br />
May 9, at 7 p.m.<br />
National Award of Excellence.<br />
This honor reflects the<br />
commitment of the OHSAA<br />
and the National Federation<br />
of high school sports to the<br />
academic excellence of Ohio<br />
student-athletes.<br />
John Gadient and Angela<br />
Panzero will receive the<br />
OHSAA Top Scholar Athlete<br />
Award.<br />
Dave Matolyak, athletic<br />
booster president, has been<br />
chosen to receive the State<br />
Award for Sportsmanship.<br />
This award is intended for a<br />
person within the school<br />
who continually exemplifies<br />
good sportsmanship. This<br />
award honors community<br />
members who volunteer<br />
with the high school athletics<br />
programs.<br />
College planning meetings at PHS<br />
set for May 2, 9<br />
These meetings are not<br />
required, but are provided to<br />
help parents help their students<br />
find their way through<br />
the maze of applications,<br />
financial aid, and testing situations<br />
that students will<br />
encounter in the years to<br />
come.<br />
For more information,<br />
call Rick Rettig at <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
High School at 419-<br />
874-3181, extension 5186.<br />
PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — May 1, 2013 — Page 11<br />
2013 Arbor Day Poster Contest Winners<br />
St. Rose winners from left, are Joe Dynda, grade one; Jacy Foos, grade two; Hannah Jeffrey, grade three;<br />
Gwen Noe, grade four, and Grant Mickens, grade five. Back row from left, are Shelly Brossia, assistant principal;<br />
Jon Eckel, director of public service, and street tree commission members Robert Zak, Scott Kirby, Don<br />
Leider, Tony Kucic and Brody Walters.<br />
Fort Meigs winners with Scott Best, principal, and Jon Eckel, director of public service, from left, are Drew<br />
Stockwell, grade one; Lauren Swartz, grade two; Olivia Luscombe, grade three; Hannah Davis, grade four, and<br />
Lili Manea, grade five.<br />
Toth winners from left, are Kayla McCorkle, grade one; Christian Schultz, grade two; Mairy Stevenson, grade<br />
three; Rachel Hefner, grade four, and Thomas Watkins, grade five. Back row, from left, are Dr. Beth Christoff,<br />
principal; Jon Eckel, director of public service, and street tree commission members Robert Zak, Scott Kirby,<br />
Don Leider, Tony Kucic and Brody Walters.<br />
Woodland winners from left, are Duncan Russell, grade five; Abram Hire, grade one; Ric Eedinger, grade<br />
two; Carah Kessler, grade three, and Faith Obaob, grade four. Back row, from left, are Bill McFarland, interim<br />
principal; Jon Eckel, director of public service, and street tree commission members Robert Zak, Scott Kirby,<br />
and Don Leider.<br />
Frank winners from left, are Ella Hammitt, grade one; Carter Petteys, grade 2; Olivia Lattimore, grade three;<br />
Maddy Wagner, grade four, and Sierra Hickerson, grade five. Back row, from left, are Brent Swartzmiller, principal;<br />
Jon Eckel, director of public service, and street tree commission members Robert Zak, Scott Kirby, Don<br />
Leider and Tony Kucic.
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Women’s Connection West to meet May 10 The Toledo concert for<br />
Women’s Connection<br />
West will hold a brunch<br />
meeting on Friday, May 10,<br />
from 9:15 to 11:15 a.m. at<br />
Highland Meadows Golf<br />
Club, 7455 Erie Street, Sylvania.<br />
A special Mother’s Day<br />
program will be featured.<br />
Bethany Widmer will share<br />
“How a Young Mom Discovers<br />
that To Do Lists are<br />
Not the Answer to Living.”<br />
Mother and daughter, Angel<br />
Nalbandian Rossi and<br />
Susan Parks, will share<br />
about the book they coauthored,<br />
“His Choice,”<br />
based on an inspirational<br />
true story.<br />
The cost is $12 per person.<br />
For reservations, call<br />
Julie at 419-535-5853 or<br />
send an e-mail to wcw_<br />
sylvania@hotmail.com by<br />
Monday, May 6.<br />
Women’s Connection<br />
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Stonecroft Ministries, a<br />
non-denominational organization<br />
located in Kansas<br />
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The group meets on the<br />
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Organ concert set at Rosary Cathedral<br />
World Organ Day, initiated<br />
by the cathedral of Notre<br />
Dame in Paris, France, to<br />
mark the 850th Anniversary<br />
of the establishment of the<br />
cathedral, will take place at<br />
Rosary Cathedral on Monday,<br />
May 6, at 7:30 p.m.<br />
Rosary Cathedral organist,<br />
Paul Monachino, will perform<br />
a concert featuring<br />
organ works by Notre<br />
Dame organists Antoine<br />
Calvière, Claude Daquin,<br />
and Louis Vierne.<br />
Throughout the day,<br />
concerts will been presented<br />
in various churches and<br />
concert halls across the<br />
globe that will include representative<br />
compositions by<br />
organists of Notre Dame<br />
over the past 850 years.<br />
World Organ Day specifically<br />
celebrates the famous<br />
Grand Organ of Notre<br />
Dame which received a<br />
complete refurbishment in<br />
2012. Parts of this historic<br />
organ date from the first<br />
organ installed in the fifteenth<br />
century.<br />
The concert is open to<br />
the public. A freewill offering<br />
will be accepted.<br />
Our Lady, Queen of the<br />
Most Holy Rosary Cathedral<br />
is located at 2535<br />
Collingwood Boulevard,<br />
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call 419-244-9575 or<br />
visit the Web site<br />
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Easter Seals offers summer<br />
speech therapy program<br />
Easter Seals Northern<br />
Ohio will offer a summer<br />
speech therapy program in<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>. Services are<br />
available to children with<br />
speech and language disabilities<br />
or delays.<br />
In summer speech sessions,<br />
Easter Seals helps<br />
clients maintain the level of<br />
ability they have worked all<br />
school year to obtain.<br />
One-on-one sessions are<br />
designed around the specific<br />
age and need of the child.<br />
Activities may include handson<br />
activities, language experiences<br />
and structured play.<br />
Sessions are typically a<br />
half hour and are held once a<br />
Central Catholic High<br />
School will present its 84th<br />
annual spring musical, “Anything<br />
Goes,” May 3-5, at the<br />
Valentine Theatre in downtown<br />
Toledo. Show times are<br />
Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at<br />
3 and 8 p.m., and Sunday at 3<br />
p.m.<br />
Principal cast members<br />
include Sarah Hunter of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
as Hope Harcourt,<br />
Parker Kern as Billy Crocker,<br />
Halli Toland as Reno<br />
Sweeney, Alexander McCartney<br />
in the role of Moonface<br />
Martin, Kevin Kraus playing<br />
Elisha Whitney, Corryn Della<br />
Flora as Evangeline Harcourt,<br />
Get Fresh! Visit the<br />
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in historic downtown <strong>Perrysburg</strong> for locally grown<br />
and produced annuals, perennials, herbs, baked<br />
goods, garden art, prepared foods, fruits, vegetables<br />
and unique gifts from more than 50 vendors.<br />
week, depending on the<br />
client’s need.<br />
Easter Seals Speech-language<br />
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by the American Speech-<br />
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Easter Seals offers a sliding<br />
fee scale and provides<br />
billing for many insurance<br />
plans, BCMH and Medicaid.<br />
In addition to the summer<br />
program, Easter Seals offers<br />
screenings, evaluations and<br />
year-round speech therapy.<br />
For more information,<br />
call 1-888-325-8532, extension<br />
100.<br />
Central Catholic High School<br />
to present ‘Anything Goes’ May 3-5<br />
Brought to you by:<br />
2013 Season<br />
Thursdays, from 3 to 8 p.m.<br />
May 9 through October 10<br />
Music at the Market<br />
Commodore Square at 7 p.m.<br />
(Corner of Louisiana and Indiana avenues)<br />
June 6 - West Central Quartet<br />
June 13 - The Gazebo<br />
June 20 - The Bridges<br />
June 27 - HepCat Revival<br />
July 11 - Venyx<br />
July 18 - 6th Edition<br />
July 25 - Luke James and the Thieves<br />
August 1- Cottonwood Jam String Band<br />
August 8 - The Home Wreckers<br />
August 15 - The Nu-Tones<br />
August 22 - Suburban Legend<br />
Music at the Market sponsored by:<br />
Lauren Klocincki as Erma,<br />
and Eric Ragan as Lord Evelyn<br />
Oakleigh. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> resident<br />
Christopher Norwood<br />
also is a member of the cast.<br />
“Anything Goes” is a classic<br />
Broadway musical featuring<br />
music by Cole Porter,<br />
including the standards “Anything<br />
Goes,” “You’re the<br />
Top,” and “I Get a Kick Out<br />
of You.” The story takes<br />
place aboard an ocean liner<br />
sailing from New York to<br />
London, and it follows the<br />
age-old tale of boy-meets-girl<br />
and the complications that<br />
follow.<br />
Ticket prices range from<br />
$10 to $14 and are available<br />
at Central Catholic in room<br />
105, through the Central<br />
Catholic Web site at<br />
www.centralcatholic.org by<br />
clicking on the link on the<br />
home page, or by calling 419-<br />
255-2280, extension 1137.<br />
Toledo Rep to<br />
present ‘The<br />
MOMolgues’<br />
The Toledo Rep will present<br />
“The MOMologues: The<br />
Original Comedy about<br />
Motherhood” on Mother’s<br />
Day weekend, May 9-12.<br />
Written by Lisa Rafferty,<br />
Stefanie Cloutier and Sheila<br />
Eppolito, “The MOMologues”<br />
follows a group of<br />
four women as they share the<br />
joys and challenges of raising<br />
children. The play includes<br />
mature content. It stars Susan<br />
Korecki, Angie Patchett, Joy<br />
Vorraber and Laura Crawford,<br />
and is directed by Elizabeth<br />
Cottle, all northwest Ohio<br />
natives.<br />
Tickets are $15, with performances<br />
Thursday through<br />
Saturday at 8 p.m. and Sunday<br />
at 2:30 p.m. For more<br />
information, call 419-243-<br />
9277 or visit www.toledorep.org<br />
for tickets.<br />
For an extra $5, attendees<br />
can celebrate their mothers by<br />
including a photo and special<br />
message as part of the show.<br />
The photos and messages will<br />
be featured in a slideshow<br />
played before the performance<br />
and during intermission.<br />
For more information or to<br />
submit a photo, call 419-243-<br />
9277 or send an email to<br />
kmcgovern@ toledorep.org.<br />
Space is limited.<br />
Spring orchestra<br />
program May 5<br />
The Sylvania Arts Commission<br />
will present its spring<br />
orchestra program on Sunday,<br />
May 5, at 4 p.m., at Boulevard<br />
Church of Christ, 7041<br />
Sylvania Avenue.<br />
Under the direction of<br />
Kathleen Hafner, the orchestra<br />
will present “Blooms<br />
Springin’ from Hidin.’”<br />
The program will include<br />
“Trumpet Concerto” by<br />
Haydn, “Scipione Africano<br />
Overture” by Bianchi, “Symphony<br />
No. 104 (London)” by<br />
Haydn, “Sabre Dance from<br />
‘Gayne Ballet’” by Khachaturian,<br />
“Concerto for Piano”<br />
by Haydn and “Capriccio<br />
Espagnol” by Rimsky-Korsakov.<br />
Admission is free; donations<br />
will be accepted.<br />
Quilts sought<br />
for exhibit<br />
Quilters–traditional and<br />
art quilters–are invited to<br />
enter their work in the<br />
Kaleidoscope of Quilts XVI<br />
to be held July 19 and 20, at<br />
the Sylvania Tam-O-Shanter<br />
Exhibition Hall, Sylvania.<br />
The deadline for quilt<br />
entry is June 15. The cost is<br />
$5 per entry. Information<br />
and registration forms are<br />
available online at the Glass<br />
City Quilt Commission’s<br />
Web site at www.gcqc.org.<br />
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577 Foundation May class schedule announced By Maria Basista and<br />
The 577 Foundation, located<br />
at 577 East Front<br />
Street, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, is offering<br />
the following classes.<br />
Pre-registration is required.<br />
For more information<br />
or to make reservations,<br />
call 419-874-4174 or visit<br />
the Web site at www.577<br />
foundation.org.<br />
Youth and Family<br />
Programs<br />
Mother’s Day Wreath<br />
Students in kindergarten<br />
through grade 2, including<br />
homeschoolers, can make a<br />
beautiful wreath from flowers<br />
on Wednesday, May 8.<br />
Participants can attend from<br />
9:30 to 10:30 a.m. or from<br />
12:30 to 1:30 p.m. Students<br />
should dress to be outdoors.<br />
The leader is Liz Bortz. The<br />
fee is $5.<br />
Painting with Nature<br />
Students in kindergarten<br />
through grade 2, including<br />
homeschoolers, can take a<br />
nature walk and find some<br />
treasures, then explore<br />
painting using the items as<br />
paintbrush. Participants<br />
should dress to be outdoors.<br />
Liz Bortz offers this class on<br />
Wednesday, May 15, from<br />
9:30 to 10:30 a.m. or from<br />
12:30 to 1:30 p.m. The fee is<br />
$5.<br />
Family Pottery<br />
Bring your child in preschool<br />
to kindergarten to<br />
make hand built pottery<br />
projects from demonstrations<br />
given. Work with coils,<br />
pinch, slab or extruded clay.<br />
Participants then can make<br />
projects together or individually.<br />
Decorate with colored<br />
slips. Finish pieces with a<br />
clear glaze. No experience is<br />
necessary.<br />
Leader Nadia Packard offers<br />
this class on Friday,<br />
May 17, from 9:30 to 11<br />
a.m. The fee is $15 per<br />
youth and per adult.<br />
Sewing Handbag<br />
for Little Hands<br />
Students in grades 3 to 6<br />
can explore basic hand<br />
sewing techniques to create<br />
a fun and functional handbag.<br />
Fabric and materials<br />
will be included. Leader<br />
Farah Wolfe offers this class<br />
on Sunday, May 19, from 2<br />
to 3:30 p.m. The fee is $10.<br />
Recycled Bird Feeders<br />
Students in kindergarten<br />
through second grade, in-<br />
cluding homeschoolers, can<br />
make a bird feeder out of<br />
milk jugs and paint. Participants<br />
should dress to be outdoors.<br />
Leader Liz Bortz<br />
offers this class on Wednesday,<br />
May 22, from 9:30 to<br />
10:30 a.m. or from 12:30 to<br />
1:30 p.m. The fee is $5.<br />
Sand Painting<br />
Students in kindergarten<br />
through grade 2, including<br />
homeschoolers, can get<br />
ready for summer by playing<br />
in the sand. Participants<br />
will create artwork with colored<br />
sand. Dress to be outdoors.<br />
Leader Liz Bortz<br />
offers this class on Wednesday,<br />
May 29, from 9:30 to<br />
10:30 a.m. or from 12:30 to<br />
1:30 p.m. The fee is $5.<br />
Partners in Fun<br />
Designed for preschoolers,<br />
ages 3 and 4, with an<br />
adult, participants will create<br />
beautiful art projects.<br />
•May 7–make some<br />
caterpillars to crawl around<br />
with.<br />
•May 14–go camping.<br />
•May 21–make windsocks<br />
to fly around.<br />
•May 28–the pirates are<br />
back; come and look for<br />
treasure.<br />
The classes will be led on<br />
Tuesdays, from 10 to 11<br />
a.m., by Carol Jambard-<br />
Sweet. The cost is $5 per<br />
child. Space is limited to 14<br />
per class.<br />
Adult Programs<br />
Watercolor Flowers<br />
Paint flowers in watercolor<br />
with the “Flower Doctor.”<br />
Classes are open for<br />
beginners and advanced beginners<br />
(those who have had<br />
prior watercolor instruction).<br />
Dr. Art Mancini offers<br />
this class on Thursdays,<br />
May 2, 9, 16 and 23, form 6<br />
to 9 p.m. For a class description<br />
and list of supplies,<br />
send an e-mail to drartmancini@bex.net.<br />
Leader:<br />
Dr. Art Mancini. The fee is<br />
$55.<br />
Raw Food Preparation<br />
The living foods lifestyle<br />
is a means of personal control<br />
and the prevention of<br />
degenerative health through<br />
nutrition. The class will<br />
focus on living raw foods<br />
that are enzyme rich,<br />
thereby creating an atmosphere<br />
to regain health<br />
through nutrition. During<br />
FunCamps<br />
Archery<br />
Build-Your-Own-Arcade<br />
Chess<br />
Digital Photography<br />
Fishing<br />
Fly Fishing<br />
the class, a raw collard<br />
green salad will be prepared.<br />
Leader Cheryl Wallace offers<br />
this class on Sunday,<br />
May 5, from 2 to 3:30 p.m.<br />
The fee is $25.<br />
Knitting: Cowl<br />
Learn to make a cowl; a<br />
long loop that wraps twice<br />
around the neck. Participants<br />
must be able to cast<br />
on, knit, purl and bind off.<br />
Bring 300 yards of bulky<br />
weight yarn and a US 13 circular<br />
needle 24”. This is an<br />
easy project for new knitters.<br />
Ann Elick offers this<br />
class on Tuesday, May 7,<br />
from 6 to 8 p.m. The fee is<br />
$10.<br />
Introduction<br />
to Art <strong>Journal</strong>ing<br />
An art journal provides a<br />
place to go to summarize<br />
learned concepts, be artistic,<br />
crystallize ideas, visualize<br />
goals/dreams, work out issues,<br />
gain insight, display<br />
information for future reference<br />
and memorialize<br />
events.<br />
This class provides a<br />
basic overview of art journaling<br />
and allows for plenty<br />
of hands-on activities. Participants<br />
should bring an art<br />
journal, sketchbook, magazines<br />
(or images from magazines),<br />
scissors, glue stick,<br />
writing instrument and any<br />
other desired craft materials.<br />
Leader Tina Bradley offers<br />
this class on Saturday, May<br />
11, from 1:30 to 4 p.m. The<br />
fee is $20.<br />
Contemplative<br />
Photography<br />
Take your photography<br />
to a new level with fresh<br />
ways to see before, during<br />
and after your image-making.<br />
Look below the surface<br />
and see more. There will be<br />
time to photograph the<br />
grounds, write and reflect on<br />
your favorite photos and<br />
share them with the group.<br />
Participants should bring a<br />
digital camera (point and<br />
shoot or SLR), empty memory<br />
card and knowledge of<br />
how to put images on a<br />
computer.<br />
Leader Sheila Otto offers<br />
this class on Tuesdays, May<br />
14, 21 and 28, from 1 to 3<br />
p.m. The fee is $35.<br />
Saturday Pottery<br />
This class will provide<br />
intermediate and advanced<br />
students specific pottery<br />
skill instructions, individual<br />
attention and feature special<br />
demonstrations. Students<br />
can work independently.<br />
Pre-requisite: individuals<br />
must have taken the sixweek<br />
Adult Pottery class.<br />
“Birdhouse/Feeder” is the<br />
theme for the program on<br />
May 18. Classes are led by<br />
Julie Beutler and Nadia<br />
Packard. Sessions are offered<br />
from 9 a.m. to noon or<br />
from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. The<br />
fee is $15.<br />
Stamped Cards<br />
and Paper Crafts<br />
Complete projects with a<br />
summer flair–bright colors,<br />
butterflies, flowers, fabric<br />
embellishments, sparkle and<br />
shine. Cards include one<br />
that can be adapted for an<br />
invitation or celebration,<br />
wedding, birthdays and all<br />
occasions. Make a treat box<br />
for a summer celebration<br />
complete with treats.<br />
Projects include a variety<br />
of techniques including dry<br />
and heat embossing, use of<br />
die cuts and embellishments.<br />
The class is designed<br />
for all skill levels.<br />
Leader Chris Shively offers<br />
this class on Monday,<br />
May 20, from 6:30 to 8:30<br />
p.m. The fee is $20.<br />
Flower Fusion<br />
Play with fusible webbing<br />
techniques to create a<br />
fabric flower panel from a<br />
simple photograph. Use<br />
tracing techniques to recreate<br />
the image using fabric.<br />
Image, variety of fabrics and<br />
fusible web are provided.<br />
Leader Farah Wolfe offers<br />
this class on Wednesday,<br />
May 22, from 7 to 8:30 p.m.<br />
The fee is $10.<br />
Knitting–Fairisle<br />
Learn to knit fairisle (alternating<br />
two colors). Start<br />
with a small easy gadget<br />
cozy, wrap your ipod in<br />
something really cute, or<br />
stash some knitting notions<br />
in it. Participants must know<br />
the basics of knitting; how<br />
to cast on, knit, purl and<br />
bind off. Bring two colors of<br />
DK weight yarn, 50 yards<br />
each, and a US 5 needle.<br />
This is a good project for<br />
new knitters. Leader Ann<br />
Elick offers this class on<br />
Tuesday, May 28, from 6 to<br />
8 p.m. The fee is $15.<br />
Bob Ross Floral<br />
Basket of Sunflowers,<br />
High Adventure<br />
Lego I and II<br />
Math Enrichment<br />
Science Enrichment<br />
Skateboarding<br />
Daisies and Mums. Golden<br />
Sunflowers spill out of a<br />
garden basket and tucked in<br />
are white, delicate daisies<br />
and cheerful, orange mums.<br />
Participants should bring a<br />
roll of Viva paper towels.<br />
All supplies furnished, including<br />
16”x20” canvas and<br />
a snack. Hour lunch break<br />
on your own. Leader Pat<br />
Gstalder offers this class on<br />
Friday, May 31, from 8:45<br />
a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The fee is<br />
$50.<br />
Craps Casino Style<br />
Learn the basics of the<br />
game of craps by hands-on<br />
playing.<br />
Explore the table layout<br />
and learn the various odds of<br />
each bet. As the shooter you<br />
will elaborately shake the<br />
dice, blow on them for luck<br />
and yell for them to fall on<br />
the desired number. Some<br />
people find craps intimidating;<br />
give it a try and see for<br />
yourself.<br />
Leader Steve Gagnon offers<br />
this class on Friday,<br />
May 31, from 6 to 7:30 p.m.<br />
The fee is $10.<br />
SportCamps<br />
Baseball<br />
Basketball<br />
Specialty Basketball<br />
Football<br />
Specialty Football<br />
Lacrosse<br />
Specialty Lacrosse<br />
Gabby Frick<br />
The St. Rose School art<br />
crew was hard at work for<br />
Disney’s “Beauty and the<br />
Beast Jr.” that was performed<br />
in April.<br />
Art crew members consist<br />
of sixth, seventh and eighth<br />
grade students. Art crew<br />
painted the sets and created<br />
the props. Some members actually<br />
designed the sets, drew<br />
them and painted them.<br />
March 12 marked the first<br />
work day for art crew. From<br />
teacher Ms. Weiner and assistant<br />
principal Mrs.<br />
Brossia, to the students who<br />
participate in art crew, there<br />
were many people who put<br />
forth time, energy, and effort<br />
to accomplish the many responsibilities<br />
of art crew.<br />
The head of art crew, Ms.<br />
Weiner, had many ideas and<br />
goals for art crew this year.<br />
According to Ms. Weiner,<br />
the supplies art crew used<br />
this year were large backdrop<br />
paper and foam boards for<br />
the sets, paint, and many<br />
other materials that have<br />
been used to make props.<br />
Mother’s Day event to benefit<br />
local women’s charity<br />
Glass Slipper, a newly-organized<br />
non-profit organization<br />
for women, will hold a<br />
Mother’s Day event on Sunday,<br />
May 12, at 1 p.m, at Premier<br />
Banquet Hall, Toledo.<br />
The event includes food,<br />
special themed entertainment<br />
and door prizes. Guest<br />
speaker will be local author<br />
Susan Parks and her mother<br />
Angel Nalbadian Rossi.<br />
Music will be provided by<br />
local jazz musician Lori<br />
Lefevre.<br />
A percentage of the proceeds<br />
will be contributed to a<br />
selected women’s charitable<br />
organization.<br />
Glass Slipper developed<br />
out of a local woman’s experi-<br />
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Ms. Weiner also stated<br />
that art crew’s main responsibilities<br />
for this year’s play<br />
were to use their talents and<br />
creativity to paint the scenes<br />
and make props and costumes.<br />
When asked how she was<br />
handling the amount of work<br />
art crew entails, Ms. Weiner<br />
said, “It is challenging, but it<br />
has gone very well so far.<br />
One key part of being in<br />
charge of art crew is to stay<br />
organized and to be sure that<br />
everyone in art crew is on the<br />
same page. The major thing<br />
that needed to happen for art<br />
crew to be successful this<br />
year was for everyone to<br />
work well together, to work<br />
as a team.”<br />
By Carson Borkosky<br />
Mrs. Brossia, assistant<br />
principal, said that tech crew<br />
is “the backbone” of the play.<br />
They are in charge of all<br />
the electronic and technical<br />
parts of the play that allow<br />
the performers to be as good<br />
as they are.<br />
The tech crew is responsible<br />
for all lighting, the microphones,<br />
flipping backdrops<br />
The Wood County Commissioners,<br />
James Carter,<br />
Doris Herringshaw, and Joel<br />
Kuhlman, announce a new<br />
program for volunteers at the<br />
Wood County Dog Shelter.<br />
Applications for the program<br />
are now being accepted.<br />
The program welcomes<br />
volunteers on a wide array of<br />
duties from walking and interacting<br />
with dogs at the shelter<br />
to assisting with an animal<br />
awareness program and other<br />
educational and outreach programs.<br />
To be eligible to serve<br />
as a volunteer, an individual<br />
must be 18 years of age or<br />
older.<br />
Volunteers will be required<br />
to submit an application, and<br />
complete an orientation program<br />
and training session before<br />
assisting with available<br />
Welcome<br />
Spring!<br />
Soccer<br />
Track & Field<br />
Wrestling<br />
Strength<br />
& Conditioning<br />
volunteer opportunities.<br />
Those with criminal convictions<br />
for animal cruelty,<br />
abuse, neglect, dog confinement<br />
or licensing are not eligi-<br />
Be a Titan Camper...<br />
ble.<br />
To learn more, visit<br />
www.co.wood .oh.us or visit<br />
the dog shelter for an application.<br />
Summer is FUN at St. John’s Jesuit!<br />
For boys and girls in Grades 5-9<br />
June 10 – August 2<br />
Register for two or more camps for $10 off.<br />
Free lunch for morning/afternoon campers!<br />
St. Rose art, tech crews assist with ‘Beauty and the Beast’<br />
ence of working with women<br />
in the community in various<br />
volunteer positions and<br />
women’s studies. The Glass<br />
Slipper emblem was created<br />
to symbolize the fact that<br />
every woman has a meaningful<br />
purpose in life.<br />
Our hope is to inspire<br />
every woman to step into her<br />
unique purpose.<br />
Glass Slipper also sponsors<br />
ongoing women’s studies<br />
which focus on the Bible.<br />
Women of all backgrounds<br />
and denominations are welcome<br />
to attend.<br />
To attend the Glass Slipper<br />
Mother’s Day event, send an<br />
e-mail to toledoglasscity<br />
slipper@gmail.com.<br />
Garden glass art sale is May 4<br />
The All Thumbs Garden<br />
Club will hold a sale of recycled<br />
garden glass art on Saturday,<br />
May 4, from 10 a.m.<br />
to 2 p.m. The sale will be<br />
held in the driveway of a<br />
member’s home located at<br />
420 Walnut Street, Perrys-<br />
burg.<br />
The sale is open to the<br />
public.<br />
Unique, one-of-a-kind<br />
glass sculptures will<br />
be sold.<br />
Proceeds will go toward<br />
projects pursued by the club.<br />
for the upcoming scene and<br />
making sure props and<br />
scenery are in place.<br />
Tech crew is made up of<br />
fourth through eighth<br />
graders.<br />
Mrs. Fahim, music<br />
teacher at St. Rose, said it requires<br />
“a lot of organization<br />
and flexibility.”<br />
The first week of practices<br />
was a learning period<br />
and the following weeks consisted<br />
of run-throughs of the<br />
entire show. To add to the<br />
challenges, tech crew is<br />
mainly student run, with<br />
Scholarship Dinner<br />
The Ohio State University Alumni Club of Lucas County<br />
presents:<br />
OSU Band Director Jon Waters<br />
Speaking on the first year of his direction of band music<br />
over dinner at<br />
Mancy’s Italian Restaurant on Monroe Street<br />
Thursday, May 23, 2013 at 6:30 p.m.<br />
Cost: $35 for Dinner<br />
There will be a raffle and items of memorabilia for<br />
silent auction and other Buckeye surprises!<br />
For reservations contact:<br />
Don Montague - 419-944-7009<br />
Roger Moser - 419-292-1474<br />
Rocky Roemer - 419-720-3946<br />
Seating is limited to the first 100 people,<br />
so hurry and get your reservations in early!<br />
St. John’s Jesuit High School & Academy<br />
5901 Airport Highway Toledo, Ohio 43615 419.865.5743, ext. 231 www.sjjtitans.org<br />
some guidance from adults<br />
and teachers, mainly Mrs.<br />
Brady, who is in charge of<br />
the tech crew.<br />
Even though the job of<br />
tech crew is very difficult, it<br />
is still a very fun way to be<br />
involved in the play.<br />
Tech crewmember Josh<br />
Szymanski said, “I want to<br />
be involved in the play, but<br />
I’m not the performer kind of<br />
person. I wanted to be behind<br />
the scenes and my past<br />
three years of being involved<br />
in the musical have been a<br />
blast.”<br />
Volunteers sought for new program at dog shelter
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<strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School honor students listed Sarah Roberts, an<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School<br />
wishes to congratulate the<br />
following students for their<br />
academic achievement during<br />
the third quarter of the<br />
2012-13 school year.<br />
High Honors<br />
3.70 or better<br />
Thomas Adamiak, Carter<br />
Adams, Rayat Ahmed, Yu-<br />
Na Ahn, Gabriel Aleman,<br />
Emily Allen, Kristin Alt,<br />
Megan Alt, Kelly Ankeney,<br />
Audra Appold, Emily Ash,<br />
Monica Ashenfelter, Robert<br />
Atkinson.<br />
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PUBLIC NOTICE<br />
PUBLIC HEARING/<br />
MEETING<br />
City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Board of Zoning Appeals<br />
May 13, 2013, at 5:30 p.m.<br />
The meeting is scheduled<br />
to take place in the Municipal<br />
Building, 201 W. Indiana<br />
Avenue, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio.<br />
AGENDA ITEMS:<br />
ZONING EXCEPTION<br />
NO. 10-13 – The applicant<br />
is requesting a zoning exception<br />
to permit the construction<br />
of a single-family<br />
residence within the required<br />
front yard setback.<br />
The subject property is located<br />
at 12242 Jefferson<br />
Street.<br />
The public is welcome to<br />
attend, review plans and/or<br />
provide comment. Addi-<br />
tional public comments will<br />
be received by the Planning<br />
and Zoning Office at 201 W.<br />
Indiana Avenue, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>;<br />
419-872-8060; FAX 419-<br />
872-8019; and/or<br />
www.ci.perrysburg.oh.us.<br />
Brodin L. Walters<br />
Deputy Administrator<br />
Planning and Zoning<br />
Published in the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> <strong>Messenger</strong><br />
<strong>Journal</strong>, issue of May 1, 2013.<br />
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Roberts takes first at state gymnastics competition<br />
eighth grader at <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Junior High<br />
School, recently was<br />
named in the All<br />
Around State Champion<br />
in Level 7 at a<br />
competition in Lancaster,<br />
Ohio.<br />
She took first place<br />
on floor, with a 9.125;<br />
second on vault, with a<br />
9.4; second on bars,<br />
9.025, and fifth on<br />
beam, 9.150, and a<br />
total score of 36.825.<br />
Her team from<br />
Next Level–Toledo<br />
took third out of 28<br />
teams.<br />
Sarah has been<br />
competing since she<br />
was 9. This was her<br />
final gymnastics competition.<br />
PUBLIC<br />
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MUST KNOW”<br />
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Above and below: Sarah Roberts competes at states.<br />
Choraliers<br />
to present<br />
spring show<br />
May 9-11<br />
The Choraliers will present<br />
their annual spring show,<br />
“Celebration Across the Nation,”<br />
at Fassett Middle<br />
School, 3025 Starr Avenue,<br />
Oregon, on May 9, 10 and<br />
11, at 8 p.m.<br />
Tickets are available at<br />
Urban Flowers in Rossford<br />
or from any Choralier member.<br />
Spring rummage sale to be held<br />
at St. Lucas Lutheran Church<br />
St. Lucas Lutheran<br />
Church, 745 Walbridge Avenue,<br />
will hold its annual annaul<br />
spring rummage sale<br />
Thursday through Saturday,<br />
May 2 to 4.<br />
Hours for the sale are<br />
Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 4<br />
p.m.; Friday, from 10 a.m. to<br />
7 p.m., and Saturday, from 10<br />
a.m. to 1 p.m. Items will be<br />
sold for half price on Friday,<br />
and for $1 per bag on Saturday.<br />
Free coffee will be availble.<br />
For more information,<br />
call the church office at 419-<br />
243-8189.
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BGSU team wins design award for Toledo project<br />
Bowling Green State<br />
University faculty and<br />
alumni have helped put<br />
Toledo “on the map” as it<br />
were, and the public can<br />
read about their International<br />
Design Award-winning<br />
efforts in the March<br />
issue of HOW magazine.<br />
The “You Are Here”<br />
project, sponsored by the<br />
Arts Commission of Greater<br />
Toledo, was among 20 Outstanding<br />
Achievement<br />
Award winners in the competition<br />
hosted by HOW<br />
magazine. Of nearly 1,000<br />
submissions, 242 were accepted<br />
and only 20 overall<br />
were recognized as “Outstanding.”<br />
The AIGA (the professional<br />
association for design)<br />
Toledo team was led<br />
by Jenn Stucker, an assistant<br />
professor of graphic design<br />
in the School of Art, as creative<br />
director and project<br />
manager.<br />
The Creative Production<br />
Team included graphic design<br />
instructor Amy Fidler<br />
(who is also a BGSU<br />
alumna) and alumni artists<br />
Ben Morales and Zach Zollar,<br />
along with fellow designer<br />
Matt Rowland.<br />
Their challenge was to<br />
enhance awareness about<br />
Toledo and create a stronger<br />
sense of place, both for visi-<br />
BGSU graphic design alumnus Ben Morales scans his dot<br />
with a smartphone at Toledo’s Washington Street Bridge.<br />
tors to the city during last<br />
summer’s International<br />
Glass Arts Society conference<br />
and also for Toledo residents.<br />
In the process they employed<br />
not only graphic design<br />
but mobile technology<br />
and a “collect the dots” contest<br />
for participants.<br />
AIGA Toledo had partnered<br />
with the Arts Commission<br />
in previous years to<br />
bring attention to the arts<br />
and the city, using banners<br />
and window displays. But<br />
this time, instead of prompt-<br />
ing people to look up, the<br />
team wanted them to look<br />
down.<br />
They devised a plan to<br />
emulate the “You are here”<br />
dots sometimes found on<br />
tourist maps. “Using the circular<br />
shape of a dot (at three<br />
feet in diameter), 100 northwest<br />
Ohio artists, designers<br />
and students were asked to<br />
make a powerful visual<br />
statement in response to<br />
their assigned dot’s location,”<br />
Ms. Stucker wrote in<br />
the case study for the project.<br />
Of the 100, 38 were<br />
BGSU alumni, students or<br />
faculty from the School of<br />
Art, including Fidler and<br />
Stucker plus Kim Adams,<br />
Todd Childers, Linda Sattler,<br />
Sara Schleicher, and Lori<br />
Young.<br />
“Toledo is known as the<br />
Glass City for its rich history<br />
in glass innovation, and<br />
many of the locations for the<br />
project were chosen to highlight<br />
that history,” said Ms.<br />
Stucker. “Our research led<br />
us to relevant locations such<br />
as the Libbey Glass Outlet,<br />
The Libbey House, Owens<br />
Corning, The Toledo Museum<br />
of Art and Glass Pavilion<br />
and the Blair Museum of<br />
Lithophanes, to name a few.<br />
“The project was unique to<br />
Toledo and showcased the<br />
amazing artistic talent and<br />
places of this region.”<br />
In addition to viewing the<br />
dots, smartphone users<br />
could click on a QR (quick<br />
response) code that took<br />
them to an informative site<br />
about the history of the location,<br />
the art and the artist.<br />
The first 100 people to “collect”<br />
25 dots received a special<br />
edition silk-screened<br />
poster. The mobile app was<br />
developed by Hanson Inc.<br />
For non-smartphone<br />
users, each dot featured the<br />
project’s URL so they could<br />
learn more about the work at<br />
their convenience.<br />
The team enlisted the<br />
help of citizens, including librarians<br />
and historians, to<br />
compile the information<br />
about each site, which expanded<br />
the sense of “ownership”<br />
and enthusiasm for<br />
“You Are Here.”<br />
“My favorite aspect was<br />
the amazing responses we<br />
got from Toledoans, who fell<br />
in love with their city all<br />
over again. Some residents<br />
were getting smartphones<br />
just so they could participate<br />
in collecting the dots,” said<br />
Ms. Stucker.<br />
“You Are Here” was<br />
widely covered in the press<br />
and Ms. Stucker presented it<br />
at the national AIGA leadership<br />
conference.<br />
Class of 1956<br />
plans reunion<br />
The Macomber/Whitney<br />
class of 1956 will hold its<br />
57 year reunion on July 27<br />
at Bayview Yacht Club, at 4<br />
p.m.<br />
Graduates of 1953<br />
through 1959 are invited to<br />
attend.<br />
For reservations, call<br />
Dave Czajka at 419-385-<br />
2292 or 419-699-1532. All<br />
reservations are prepaid.<br />
There will be no walk-ins.<br />
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Individuals with<br />
Williams Syndrome have<br />
extraordinary gifts and<br />
unique challenges. But not<br />
enough people know that.<br />
During May, volunteers<br />
for the Williams Syndrome<br />
Association (WSA) will<br />
work hard to inform the<br />
community and others<br />
across the country about<br />
the syndrome.<br />
As part of the awareness<br />
week, a Walk for Williams<br />
will take place in more than<br />
50 locations throughout the<br />
country.<br />
Locally, a walk will be<br />
held at Grace United<br />
Methodist Church, 601<br />
East Boundary Street, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
“This is our second annual<br />
walk in <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Northwest Ohio,” said<br />
Michelle Self, one of the<br />
event organizers.<br />
“And it promises to be<br />
even bigger and better than<br />
last year.”<br />
Registration begins at<br />
9:30 a.m. at the church with<br />
the walk starting at 10 a.m..<br />
After the walk, participants<br />
and families are encouraged<br />
to return to the church<br />
for lunch, activities including<br />
a professional photographer,<br />
chair massages,<br />
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moonwalk, raffles and<br />
silent auction.<br />
Entertainment will be<br />
provided by a DJ from<br />
Family Sound Entertainment<br />
along with Denise’s<br />
Dance Academy Dance<br />
Group.<br />
A group of six parents<br />
and grandparents of children<br />
with Williams Syndrome<br />
are organizing the<br />
annual local walk.<br />
The cost is $20 for an individual<br />
or $50 for a family<br />
of four.<br />
Registration can be done<br />
on the event morning. Recently<br />
featured on ABC’s<br />
“20/20” and MSNBC,<br />
Williams Syndrome is a genetic<br />
condition that is present<br />
at birth and can affect<br />
anyone.<br />
It is characterized by<br />
medical problems, including<br />
cardiovascular disease,<br />
developmental delay, and<br />
learning disabilities. These<br />
occur side by side with<br />
striking verbal abilities,<br />
highly social personalities<br />
and an affinity for music.<br />
It affects one in 10,000<br />
people worldwide–an estimated<br />
20,000 to 30,000<br />
people in the United States.<br />
It is known to occur equally<br />
in males and females and in<br />
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every culture.<br />
Children with this syndrome<br />
need costly and ongoing<br />
medical care, and<br />
early interventions (such as<br />
speech or occupational<br />
therapy) that may not be<br />
covered by insurance or<br />
state funding.<br />
As they grow, they<br />
struggle with things like<br />
spatial relations, numbers<br />
and abstract reasoning,<br />
which can make daily tasks<br />
a challenge.<br />
Additionally, their<br />
overly friendly personalities<br />
and tendency to think<br />
everyone is a friend can put<br />
them at risk in the community.<br />
WSA is the most comprehensive<br />
resource for<br />
people and families living<br />
with Williams Syndrome as<br />
well as doctors, researchers<br />
and educators.<br />
WSA provides resources,<br />
support and the<br />
latest medical information<br />
to help children with this<br />
syndrome throughout their<br />
lives.<br />
For additional information<br />
about the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
walk, send an e-mail to Ms.<br />
Self at maselfadvo<br />
cate@hotmail.com or call<br />
her at 419-367-9790.<br />
419-874-1176<br />
Now open 6 a.m. Tues, Thur & Fri<br />
200 E. South Boundary St. ( BIG LOTS plaza)<br />
Lucas County<br />
Retired<br />
Teachers to<br />
meet May 22<br />
The Lucas County Retired<br />
Teachers Association<br />
will hold its monthly luncheon<br />
at noon on Thursday,<br />
May 22, at the Toledo Country<br />
Club, 3949 River Road.<br />
The program will be Joannie<br />
Varrett portraying writer<br />
and author Millie Benson.<br />
Donations of children’s<br />
books will be collected for<br />
the United Way.<br />
Lunch menu choices are<br />
chicken a la king, beef<br />
stroganoff or cheese manicotti.<br />
The cost is $18.50.<br />
For reservations, indicate<br />
menu choice and send payment<br />
by May 15 to Robert<br />
Fetter, 7803 Shaftesbury,<br />
Sylvania, Ohio 43560.<br />
Checks can be made<br />
payable to LCRTA.<br />
Subscribe to<br />
the<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
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BUSINESS SERVICES<br />
Lake Erie<br />
SPORTFISHING CHARTERS<br />
Excursions for up to 10 persons<br />
(419) 666-5952 (Day)<br />
(419) 662-8347 (Night)<br />
www.lakeeriefishing.com<br />
Eckel Snowmobile & Small Engine Repair<br />
LAWNMOWERS, SNOWBLOWERS, SLEDS, ATVs, ETC.<br />
Repairs~Rebuilds~Service~Winterize~Summerize<br />
Authorized Equipment Dealer for<br />
PoWER PRoduCTS<br />
25 Years Experience<br />
Pickup & Delivery Available<br />
(419) 833-1670 www.eckelsmallengine.com<br />
Mackiewicz Siding,<br />
Windows and Roofing, LLC<br />
Since 1991<br />
50% off our best Windows, 50% off our best Siding<br />
50% off all Roofing labor<br />
419-392-1335<br />
Mop5126@embarqmail.com<br />
Don’t live with<br />
a sinking<br />
driveway...<br />
•Sidewalks •Steps<br />
•Driveways •Pools<br />
•Porches •Garages<br />
•Patios & More<br />
• TREE TRIMMING & REMOVAL<br />
• LAWN & TREE CARE<br />
• SPRING CLEAN UPS<br />
PERRYSBURG<br />
E L ECT R IC<br />
SERVICE UPGRADES & REPAIRS<br />
NEW CONSTRUCTION<br />
SOLAR ELECTRIC SYSTEMS<br />
UNIFORMED ELECTRICIANS<br />
• MULCH & TOPSOIL<br />
• LANDSCAPE PROJECTS<br />
• LAWN RENOVATIONS<br />
TRAINED CERTIFIED PROFESSIONALS ON STAFF<br />
CALL NOW TO BEAT THE RUSH!<br />
LAWN • LANDSCAPE • IRRIGATION • TREE REMOVAL • SNOW REMOVAL<br />
(419)874-6779<br />
24112 Lime City Rd. <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH<br />
www.envirocarelawn.com<br />
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SINCE 1987<br />
MASTER ELECTRICIANS<br />
Lic. # 22360<br />
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL<br />
LICENSED BONDED INSURED 419-666-5211<br />
Call for FREE Estimates<br />
419-779-0899 or 419-836-7019<br />
Call Frank Roberts • Family Owned and Operated<br />
24695 Williston Rd., Millbury, OH<br />
SPRING CLEANUP NOW UNDERWAY<br />
Early Spring clean-up of your lawn, flower beds, garden, etc.<br />
We can haul and install fresh mulch. We will help you get your<br />
outdoor areas ready for spring and summer.<br />
LAWN MAINTENANCE<br />
Have your lawn maintained weekly with rates that you can afford!<br />
GARDEN<br />
TILLING<br />
419-872-LAWN (5296)<br />
www.acutabovelawn-snow.com<br />
Tree Trimming, Stump and Tree Removal<br />
Firewood: Indoor & Outdoor Burner & Campfire Wood<br />
Call Today: 419-874-0484 Fully Insured<br />
SPS Lawns: Mowing, Mulching, Spring & Fall Clean-up<br />
Bush Trimming & Snow Removal. 419-704-1597<br />
Mark A. Laing<br />
Plumbing & Heating<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> • 419-872-2712<br />
Installation • Sales • Service • Insured • Bonded<br />
R & H Painting<br />
& Power Washing<br />
Interior & Exterior<br />
Specializing in<br />
Aluminum & Vinyl Siding<br />
25 Years Experience<br />
419-726-4872<br />
SZYMANSKI<br />
HOME PAINTING<br />
46 YEARS EXPERIENCE<br />
EXTERIOR PAINTING<br />
Specializing in: Aluminum,<br />
Refinishing, Wood, Brick<br />
& Stucco<br />
Call<br />
419-666-5369<br />
419-509-5284<br />
Lawn Rolling<br />
900 Pound Roller<br />
Get on List Early<br />
Reasonable<br />
419-874-7763<br />
Got Weeds?<br />
Sue’s Etcetera!<br />
Your Personal Gardening Service.<br />
Specializing in the Detailed<br />
Maintenance of your Landscape<br />
and Garden Beds.<br />
Serving NW Ohio and SE Michigan<br />
for over 10 years.<br />
Fully Insured<br />
419-727-8734<br />
www.suesetc.com<br />
METZGER PAINTING<br />
& Wallpapering<br />
•Powerwashing •Decks<br />
•Plaster/Drywall Repair<br />
419-874-2251<br />
Senior Discount<br />
Two Men<br />
and a Brush<br />
‘Tis the season to enhance<br />
the beauty of your home<br />
with a fresh coat of paint!<br />
Quality Work<br />
30 Yrs. Experience<br />
Excellent References<br />
Reasonable Prices<br />
Make us your go-to guys<br />
for your painting<br />
and remodeling needs!<br />
Ron • 419-250-4408<br />
Aerating<br />
Reasonable<br />
419-874-7763<br />
419-874-8119<br />
Small Jobs Are Our Specialty<br />
Patch Drywall and Plaster<br />
All Textures Perfectly Matched<br />
All Work Guaranteed<br />
www.yourdrywall.com<br />
419-868-3551<br />
preferredlandscape@live.com<br />
COLLEGE STUDENT looking<br />
for yard jobs. Grass cutting,<br />
mulching, landscaping,<br />
hedges and lawn clean-ups.<br />
Experienced, dependable, reasonable.<br />
Call Jamie at JD<br />
Landscaping, 419-704-4763.<br />
GOOD OLD fashioned house<br />
cleaning and organization.<br />
Honest, hard working. Ellie,<br />
419-308-9188.<br />
PIANO TUNING, repairs,<br />
sales. 419-754-7530, 419-350-<br />
6281. www.beeleypiano.com.<br />
BRICK REPAIR, O’Shannons.<br />
Specializing in solving<br />
masonry problems. Chimneys,<br />
porches, foundations, tuckpointing,<br />
cement work. Fully<br />
licensed and insured. License<br />
number BTR05128HRC.<br />
419-270-3782.<br />
LAWN ROLLING, 900<br />
pound roller. Get on list early.<br />
Reasonable. 419-874-7763.<br />
INTERIOR PAINTING,<br />
deck staining, free estimates.<br />
419-705-9646.<br />
SCHALLER TRUCKING.<br />
Delivering stone, sand and topsoil<br />
for life’s little projects.<br />
419-666-7642, 419-392-7642.<br />
PAINTING AND Wallpapering.<br />
Professional, quality work.<br />
Removal, wall repair. Brian,<br />
419-297-9686.<br />
CONCRETE WORK. Driveways,<br />
patios, sidewalks. Cement<br />
mason since 1985.<br />
Call Paul 419-327-0883.<br />
HANDYMAN. FULL service<br />
company, locally owned, free<br />
estimates, 419-351-8421,<br />
www.taps99.com.<br />
LAWN MOWING, Spring<br />
clean up, experienced, reasonable,<br />
estimates. Justin<br />
419-309-2002.<br />
AERATING, GET on list.<br />
Reasonable. 419-874-7763.<br />
LANDSCAPING, SPRING<br />
clean-up, mulching, edging,<br />
trimming, planting, lawn repair,<br />
planning new beds.<br />
Cindy, 419-450-2887, 419-874-<br />
1191.<br />
MICHAEL’S EXCAVAT-<br />
ING. Sand, stone, topsoil, excavating.<br />
Free estimates. Insured.<br />
419-344-1872.<br />
ELECTRIC REPAIR,<br />
R.C.I., fuse box, breaker<br />
panels, upgrades, appliances,<br />
plugs, etc. Licensed<br />
and insured. Call today<br />
419-349-4038.<br />
HANDYMAN. EXPERI-<br />
ENCED, references, reasonable.<br />
No job too small. Dave<br />
419-823-8033.<br />
STEVE’S DRYWALL, spray<br />
ceilings, texture walls, all<br />
patchwork. Call Steve,<br />
419-873-8025.<br />
BDRY BASEMENT Waterproofing.<br />
Life of structure<br />
warranty. 419-891-0856.<br />
419-787-6020. www.bdrynwohio.com<br />
PROFESSIONAL LAWN<br />
mowing service. As low as<br />
$20. Fully insured.<br />
419-870-1253.<br />
LAWN MOWING, spring<br />
clean up, senior and military<br />
discounts. Licensed, Insured.<br />
Budget pricing. Call Tom<br />
419-343-4624.<br />
HURLEY’S INTERIOR/exterior<br />
painting. Reasonable<br />
prices. 20 years experience.<br />
Free estimates. Call<br />
419-882-6753.<br />
BUSINESS SERVICES<br />
LAWN MOWING, reasonable<br />
rates, quality service. Free<br />
estimates. Poolman Lawn &<br />
Landscape LLC. 419-874-8744.<br />
WINDOW CLEANING. <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Window and Gutter<br />
Cleaning, professional service<br />
for a fair price. Call Michael<br />
Rantanen, owner 419-874-2482.<br />
For this month’s coupon visit:<br />
www.pburgwindowclng.com<br />
AERATION, SPRING lawn<br />
aeration. Let your lawn<br />
thrive. Call Tyler at Poolman<br />
Lawn & Landscape LLC for<br />
your free estimate.<br />
419-874-8744.<br />
EXPERIENCED CARPEN-<br />
TER specializing in finish<br />
work, custom furniture, quality<br />
woodworking, home repairs.<br />
Jeff Hoile, 419-265-2999 or<br />
419-874-1819.<br />
STUMP, TREE and shrub<br />
removal. Free estimates.<br />
Poolman Lawn & Landscape<br />
LLC. 419-874-8744.<br />
INTERIOR PAINTING,<br />
neat, experienced. References.<br />
Free estimates. Donna,<br />
419-476-1173, 419-250-4504.<br />
LAWN MOWING. Reliable<br />
and experienced. 419-973-0043<br />
or 419-872-1687.<br />
DON’S DRYWALL and<br />
plaster repair. Resurfacing,<br />
texturing. Free estimates,<br />
seven days. 419-476-0145.<br />
A-1 GUTTER CLEANING.<br />
Debris taken away; tower removal.<br />
Insured. 419-865-1941.<br />
BASEMENT WATER-<br />
PROOFING, wall repair.<br />
Reasonable rates. 30 years experience.<br />
Many <strong>Perrysburg</strong> references.<br />
Licensed and insured.<br />
Call anytime, 419-874-2802.<br />
LAWNS MOWED. One hard<br />
working and experienced high<br />
school student with a push<br />
mower. Trimming, brush<br />
clean-up, etc. Please call or<br />
text Tim at 567-277-1831.<br />
CONCRETE/MASONRY repairs.<br />
Specializing in small<br />
jobs, brick restoration/basement<br />
water proofing/wall stratening/porches.<br />
Insured/BBB<br />
A+, 40 years experience.<br />
419-729-2067.<br />
UPHOLSTERY, YOUR fabric<br />
or mine. Reasonable.<br />
419-874-5747.<br />
FREE PICK-UP for metal<br />
and appliances. Moving in/out,<br />
clean-up and hauling, houses,<br />
attics, basements, buildings,<br />
yards, garages, rental properties,<br />
etc. Special help for elderly,<br />
handicapped, vets.<br />
419-215-4194.<br />
WET CRAWL space/wet<br />
basement repair. New/replace<br />
roofing. 419-409-3009.<br />
BLIND CLEANING and repair.<br />
Mini blinds, wood blinds,<br />
fabric shades, vertical blinds.<br />
Pick up, deliver, take down,<br />
re-hang, next day turn around.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Clean Blinds Plus.<br />
419-874-9199.<br />
MULCH, STONE, topsoil<br />
delivery. Competitive rates,<br />
fast service. Poolman Lawn &<br />
Landscape LLC. 419-874-8744.<br />
ELECTRICIAN, 30 years experience.<br />
Residential and commercial.<br />
419-704-7201.<br />
CLASSES OFFERED<br />
ACT PreP Course<br />
at Way Library begins May<br />
11 for the June 8 test. Improvement-based<br />
pricing.<br />
www.morepoints.org.<br />
419-344-8914.<br />
ART CLASSES - Group &<br />
Private. Drawing, painting &<br />
figure study. Beginning<br />
through advanced. EDGER-<br />
TON ART Studio & School,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>. Current schedule<br />
and registration forms<br />
available online at www.<br />
EdgertonArt.com; Call: 419-<br />
290-OILS [6457], Email:<br />
Edgerton.ART@att.net.<br />
MOVING/ESTATE<br />
CLOSING HOME SALE<br />
3534 Hill River<br />
(Wildewood, off Corey, N. of Central)<br />
Thurs. & Fri., May 2 & 3, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.<br />
Sat., May 4, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.<br />
A large sale featuring top quality contemporary furniture,<br />
furnishings, artwork & general household. Bedroom,<br />
lounge, dining, family room & patio furniture.<br />
Original & limited edition artworks, art glass & ceramics.<br />
Electronics & appliances. Sterling & silver<br />
plate. Lots of interesting items. Please look for detailed<br />
listing in Wednesday’s Blade.<br />
McILWAIN/FRYE SALES<br />
ESTATE SALE<br />
1239 Dixie Highway, Rossford, follow signs<br />
May 2-4 • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.<br />
Lovely like new cherry 4-poster queen bed set with highboy,<br />
dresser and mirror; vintage baby cradle; collectible<br />
dolls; books and puzzles; nice clothing, Gucci and Coach<br />
handbags; Stetson cowboy hat, new, still in box; beaver<br />
hats, like new; ML Leedy ostrich cowboy boots, size 12;<br />
electric Earth globe on stand, antique; Pro 600<br />
KitchenAid mixer with attachments; Indian prints; Impressionist<br />
prints; home health items; Hoover Wind Tunnel<br />
and Electrolux sweepers; Nintendo Wii game system<br />
with controller, hookups and games; C.L. Berger Transit<br />
with stand; L. Bechmann Co. #1546 transit; 2 transit<br />
tripods; 10-8 foot tables; lamps; knick-knacks; large<br />
drafting table; lawn spreader; hand tools; wooden work<br />
bench; old walking canes; microwave; lots of nice kitchen<br />
items; reel to reel tape player; lots more. Please park in<br />
marked areas next door, not on lawn.<br />
ALL MOVING/ESTATE<br />
SALE ADVERTISING<br />
MUST BE PREPAID, BY<br />
CASH, CREDIT CARD OR<br />
GARAGE SALES<br />
Centsible Treasures<br />
Antiques, Crafts<br />
& Collectibles<br />
123 East St.<br />
Liberty Center<br />
West on Rt. 24 to EXIT 47<br />
Regular hours:<br />
Tues. & Fri. 10-5<br />
Sat. 10-2<br />
419-966-0890<br />
Night Owl May 3<br />
open 10-5 and 7-midnight<br />
Check us out on Facebook!<br />
1024 HICKORY Street, May<br />
2-4, 8:30-?. Huge sale. Apartment<br />
size dishwasher, camping<br />
and fishing gear, brand new<br />
grills, furniture, mini-workbench,<br />
bike rack, outdoor table<br />
and chairs, rototiller, new<br />
printer/scanner/copier, partially<br />
finished doll house, dorm<br />
fridge, too many things to list.<br />
10271 ROACHTON Road,<br />
May 2-3, 9-4. Patio table with<br />
umbrella, small fireproof safe,<br />
glass top end tables, oak<br />
kitchen table with 2 leaves and<br />
2 chairs, luggage, large braided<br />
rug, pet supplies.<br />
11270 ECKEL Junction Road,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, between Route<br />
199 and Thompson Road. Saturday,<br />
May 4, 9a.m., weather<br />
permitting. Annual multi-family<br />
garage sale. Numerous<br />
household and decorating<br />
items, womens, girls and boys<br />
childrens clothing, western<br />
horse riding equipment and<br />
show clothes. Some antiques<br />
and collectibles and much<br />
more.<br />
1296 RUNNING Brook<br />
Drive, Saturday 8-12. Lots of<br />
ladies clothing (8-12), shoes<br />
(7-8), purses, coats, golf<br />
travel bag and balls, coolers,<br />
games and friendship bracelets.<br />
947 MAPLE Street, May 2-4,<br />
8-3. Multi-family yard sale.<br />
Air conditioners, light fixtures,<br />
picture frames, books, clothes,<br />
handmade items, plants and<br />
more.<br />
420 WALNUT Street, Saturday,<br />
May 4, 10-2. All<br />
Thumbs Garden Club is selling<br />
unique garden glass art.<br />
ALL GARAGE SALE AD-<br />
VERTISING MUST BE<br />
PREPAID, BY CASH,<br />
CHECK OR CREDIT CARD<br />
BY MONDAY NOON ON<br />
WEEK OF PUBLICATION<br />
OR THE AD WILL NOT<br />
RUN. CALL 419-874-4491<br />
TO PLACE YOUR AD AND<br />
PAY VIA CREDIT CARD.<br />
CHECK, BY NOON ON<br />
MONDAY BEFORE PUB-<br />
LICATION OR THE AD<br />
WILL NOT RUN.<br />
SPRING<br />
Rummage Sale<br />
St. Paul’s<br />
Episcopal Church<br />
Elizabeth & E. Wayne<br />
Maumee, Ohio<br />
Tuesday, May 7<br />
9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.<br />
Wednesday, May 8<br />
9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.<br />
All Day Wednesday<br />
Single items 1/2 price<br />
$5 bag/$10 bag<br />
in The Boutique<br />
14776 FIVE Point Road, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
Thursday-Saturday,<br />
9-5. Furniture, electronics,<br />
electrical parts, clothing,<br />
men’s big and tall, women’s<br />
and children designer ware,<br />
cosmetics and jewelry, toys<br />
and games (PS2 and PS3). Gigantic<br />
Sale, don’t miss us!! We<br />
have something for everyone!<br />
No early birds.<br />
1655 HORSESHOE Bend,<br />
May 2-3, 8-4. Something for<br />
everyone.<br />
2001 KENTON Trial off<br />
Carronade in Shawnee Trace<br />
Subdivision. May 4, 8-3.<br />
26446 STIRLING Court in<br />
Carrington Woods.<br />
Friday-Saturday, 8-4. Furniture,<br />
antiques, jewelry,<br />
household items.<br />
301 SYCAMORE Lane, May<br />
2-3, 9-4. Moving sale. Clemco<br />
teachers 2-in-1 pedestal oak<br />
desk, furniture, 20x15 carpeting,<br />
oak table/chairs, free piano,<br />
rugs, TV’s, vintage<br />
apothecary scales (oak case,<br />
marble top), humidifier, household,<br />
garage, Christmas items,<br />
linens, curios, drapery.<br />
502 WEST 6th Street, May<br />
2-4, 9-5. Estate sale. Something<br />
for everyone.<br />
MAUMEE, WEST Dudley<br />
and Rosamond off Conant.<br />
Friday 9-4, Saturday 9-2.<br />
Multi family. Lawn tractor,<br />
electronics, household, toys,<br />
garden, crafts, air conditioners.<br />
BOATS<br />
2000 12 ft. Pelican, Jon<br />
boat. 1953 Evinrude motor,<br />
rebuilt. Great little motor.<br />
$1,500. 419-377-1980.<br />
AMERICA’S BOATING<br />
Course by Toledo Sail/Power<br />
Squadron. Saturday, May 11 at<br />
Knight Nature Center, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Pass test/certificate.<br />
Meets Ohio law for those born<br />
after 1/1/82. Details at:<br />
toledopowersquadron.org.<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
POND STOCKING<br />
AND SUPPLIES<br />
Windmills, aeration systems,<br />
amur, minnows, blue tilapia<br />
and other fish varieties.<br />
FREE BROCHURES<br />
419-532-2335<br />
www.remlingerfishfarm.com<br />
PETS<br />
Volunteers and Unwanted<br />
Treasures Needed!<br />
Planned Pethood Rummage Sale<br />
May 16 – 18th Lucas County Fairgrounds<br />
Proceeds will be used for spay/neuter at Humane Ohio!<br />
Visit www.humaneohio.org to sign-up as<br />
a rummage sale volunteer and for more info.<br />
419-266-5607 or<br />
www.facebook.com/<br />
humaneohio<br />
FOR SALE<br />
BALDWIN UPRIGHT piano,<br />
very good condition, $700.<br />
419-290-2680.<br />
CUSTOM MADE display<br />
shelving by artist Craig Carey.<br />
Multiple uses: Counter, clothing<br />
racks, glass shelving. Very<br />
colorful. Will accommodate<br />
two walls. Each 28 ft. long.<br />
419-874-5955.<br />
DIXON ZTR 3362, zero turn,<br />
riding lawn mower, excellent<br />
condition, $875. 419-509-2511.<br />
DRAW TITE 3500 lb. Class<br />
2 frame hitch. Fits Honda Odyssey<br />
1999-2013. New in<br />
2008. Used 2008-2011.<br />
Electrical connections included.<br />
$85. 419-874-8253.<br />
EXTRA LARGE dog house.<br />
Heavy wood, excellent shape.<br />
$30. 419-874-1437.<br />
FIREWOOD, SEASONED,<br />
4’ high x 8’ long stack, $80.<br />
419-409-0252 or 419-409-<br />
0250.<br />
NEW PANDORA bracelet<br />
and 3 charms, in box. Retail,<br />
$175, sacrifice, $110.<br />
419-874-6800.<br />
Are you looking<br />
to sell your<br />
manufactured home?<br />
We are looking for<br />
factory vinyl sided<br />
homes with shingled<br />
roofs. Sizes Vary.<br />
Contact 419-666-3993<br />
SITES AVAILABLE!<br />
6 Months Free Lot Rent<br />
upon moving your new<br />
or newer pre-owned<br />
home into one of our<br />
nice family communities.<br />
Certain Restrictions Apply.<br />
Monthly Lot Rent<br />
$190-$210<br />
Subject to Park Approval<br />
Contact Walnut<br />
Hills/Deluxe<br />
@ 419-666-3993<br />
* * * NOTICE * * *<br />
Investigate before you<br />
invest. Call the Ohio Division<br />
of Securities BE-<br />
FORE purchasing an<br />
investment. Call the Division’s<br />
Investor Protection<br />
Hotline at 800-788-1194<br />
to learn if the investment is<br />
properly registered and if<br />
the seller is properly licensed.<br />
Please be advised<br />
that many work at home<br />
advertisements do not<br />
yield what is promised. It<br />
is best to investigate the<br />
company before applying<br />
for any work at home position.<br />
(This notice is a public service<br />
of the Welch Publishing<br />
Co.)<br />
Humane Ohio is a 501c3 non-profit organization<br />
Wood County Humane Society’s<br />
PET OF THE WEEK<br />
Barclay: male domestic short hair; grey<br />
and black tabby with blue eyes<br />
Well hello there! My name is Barclay and<br />
boy do I have a personality! I love to sit and<br />
chit chat and get some cuddle time in. I<br />
love attention and want to be right next to<br />
you helping you with every chore. I would<br />
love a home with lots of places for me to<br />
explore, plenty of toys to play with, and a<br />
nice warm bed to snuggle up in.<br />
I've been told that I have the most beautiful<br />
turquoise eyes and super soft fur so I would<br />
make a fantastic cuddle buddy. If you're looking for an outgoing<br />
feline companion, look no further then me!<br />
Please visit or call the Wood County Humane Society at 419-352-7339<br />
to learn more about this great pet. All of our adoptable animals can be<br />
viewed by visiting www.WoodCountyHumaneSociety.org.<br />
Good used offiCe equiPmenT for sAle<br />
by the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> rotary service foundaton<br />
Five drawer lateral filing cabinets, steel desks and one<br />
executve desk, waitng room chairs, office chairs, assorted<br />
rolling chairs, miscellaneous rolling file holders<br />
and other miscellaneous office items.<br />
Contact Chris Vogel at 419-872-6820<br />
MOBILE HOMES<br />
RENT CLEAN, cozy 1 bed<br />
at Village Green with appliances.<br />
No pets. $325/month<br />
includes water. 419-248-2372.<br />
SPACIOUS HOME with 2<br />
large bedrooms, 2 baths,<br />
separate utility room, deck<br />
and shed. Only $21,900 at<br />
Village Green <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
419-248-2372. www.villagegreenmhp.com<br />
KITCHEN APPLIANCES.<br />
Whirlpool refrigerator, $550.<br />
Frigidaire dishwasher, $250.<br />
GE microwave, $150. Frigidaire<br />
cooktop and wall oven,<br />
$550. All 5 years old and all<br />
are black. See Craigslist posting<br />
dated 4/22 for photos.<br />
419-902-1219.<br />
OUTDOOR PLAYSET includes<br />
2 swings, ball swing<br />
with bar, 2 person glider, fort<br />
with roof and sandbox below,<br />
wavy slide, rope/ramp climb<br />
and steps to fort, cargo net and<br />
firepole from fort. Buyer responsible<br />
for disassembling<br />
and removing. Good condition,<br />
could use a coat of paint. Photos<br />
available upon request.<br />
$650 cash only. 419-873-1999.<br />
TRAIN LAYOUT, O27<br />
scale, including structures,<br />
hand crafted and scale autos,<br />
8x12 layout, make offers,<br />
419-874-3162.<br />
TRAMPOLINE. 15FT, enclosed,<br />
Skywalker, like new,<br />
$100. 419-345-8998.<br />
WHITE KITCHEN cabinets,<br />
$3,500. See Craigslist posting<br />
dated 4/22 for photos.<br />
419-902-1219.<br />
USED CARS<br />
2004 CHEVY Colorado.<br />
Sharp red truck. Standard shift,<br />
48,000 miles, $9,500.<br />
419-874-7576.<br />
1999 SUBARU Forrester,<br />
AWD, Sport model, runs great.<br />
154K miles. $3,500.<br />
419-297-0616.<br />
2009 MERCEDES ML350.<br />
3.5L, V-6 engine. Automatic<br />
transmission, AWD, heated<br />
seats and navigation. Clean<br />
and nice condition. $23,995.<br />
Financing available. Honda<br />
East, Jeff, 419-891-1230 x22.<br />
2008 PONTIAC Vibe, make<br />
offer. 419-874-9379.<br />
LOOKING FOR cars/trucks.<br />
Call before selling or trading.<br />
419-297-9709.<br />
WANTED TO BUY<br />
BUYING OLD guitars, amps,<br />
antiques and unusual. Will<br />
help clean attic and basement.<br />
419-874-9119.<br />
WANTED GUNS, any age,<br />
any condition. Also WWII<br />
and earlier military items. Indian<br />
artifacts. Rob,<br />
419-340-5808, 8 a.m.-8 p.m.<br />
A MECHANIC buys vehicles;<br />
looks, pays accordingly,<br />
anything with wheels.<br />
419-870-0163.<br />
LOOKING FOR great things<br />
to buy or consign. Collections<br />
or estates. Jones & Jones<br />
LTD Antiques. 114 W. Indiana.<br />
419-874-2867.<br />
BUYING MOST items from<br />
garages. Vehicles, motorcycles,<br />
tools, mowers, etc.<br />
419-870-0163.<br />
$300 and up for All<br />
Junk and Repairable<br />
Cars/Trucks.<br />
Guaranteed.<br />
Lowest Prices on Auto Parts<br />
Free Towing • 7 Days a Week<br />
Homer’s Auto Parts<br />
4848 N. detroit Avenue<br />
near Laskey<br />
419-478-5052
HELP WANTED<br />
TRAINCO<br />
TRUCK DRIVING SCHOOL<br />
Day • Eves • Weekend Class<br />
Job Placement<br />
Company Paid Training<br />
Call 419-837-5730<br />
Train Locally-Save Hassle<br />
PERRYSBURG CAMPUS<br />
www.traincoinc.com<br />
WE ARE COMFORT KEEPERS®<br />
EXPERIENCE THE<br />
JOYS AND REWARDS<br />
Are you ready to make a<br />
difference in someone’s life?<br />
We’re looking for honest,<br />
compassionate, reliable<br />
people to take care of<br />
our clients. Earn a wage for<br />
doing something you already<br />
enjoy doing. To learn what<br />
becoming a Comfort<br />
Keeper® is all about, visit<br />
www.ahandinthehome.org.<br />
109 W. 5th St.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
WWW.COMFORTKEEPERS.COM<br />
Over 550 independently owned & operated<br />
offices worldwide.<br />
ACCOUNT REPRESEN-<br />
TATIVE needed for advertising<br />
and printing sales. This<br />
position requires aggressive,<br />
outside salesperson to sell in<br />
Wood, Lucas and surrounding<br />
counties. Please send resume<br />
to Welch Publishing Co. P.O.<br />
Box 267, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH<br />
43552.<br />
WAITRESSES / COOKS,<br />
PT / FT, have transportation.<br />
419-873-0454. jrayling2@aol<br />
.com.<br />
The City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> is<br />
hiring a tax clerk. Please<br />
see our job posting at www.<br />
ci.perrysburg.oh.us under<br />
the Human Resources link<br />
for more information.<br />
<br />
Has a great opportunity for an<br />
individual wanting to start their<br />
own delivery business by<br />
becoming an owner/operator<br />
of a<br />
DELIVERY TRUCK!<br />
This GREAT opportunity<br />
comes with SUPER<br />
SECURITY and UNLIMITED<br />
Earning Potential.<br />
This is YOUR opportunity to<br />
work with the #1 Home<br />
Improvement Center!!<br />
Call: 715-876-4000<br />
MATERIALS HANDLER<br />
Must have good work ethic, excellence in attendance,<br />
the ability to operate forklifts and be willing<br />
to work any of 3 shifts, weekends and overtime.<br />
Possibilities of promotion exist for candidates with<br />
a strong desire to learn and a good attitude.<br />
Excellent wages and benefits. Apply in person at:<br />
American Steel Treating, Inc.<br />
525 W. Sixth Street<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
DIRECT CARE SPECIALIST<br />
Do you like to be challenged? Are you creative and energetic?<br />
Are you looking to get paid while having fun?<br />
We are looking for you!<br />
Seeking direct-care staff to assist adults with developmental<br />
disabilities to achieve greater personal independence,<br />
increase job-related skills and discover new<br />
opportunities in a day habilitation setting. Our centers<br />
are continually growing, so we are expanding and<br />
searching for persons who want to grow with us.<br />
Please email your resumes to contact@pcs4dd.com<br />
PART-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE.<br />
We are looking for good, reliable<br />
people from <strong>Perrysburg</strong> to clean<br />
offices in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> evenings. This<br />
position would consist of light duty<br />
office cleaning only. Call between 6<br />
p.m. and 10 p.m. 419-335-3486.<br />
Please leave message.<br />
PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR<br />
Seeking a full-time Production Supervisor with hands<br />
on ability. Candidates must have experience supervising<br />
in an industrial setting and have excellent<br />
people, time management and organizational skills.<br />
Technical and/or Heat Treating experience preferred.<br />
Interested applicants should apply in person at:<br />
American Steel Treating, Inc.<br />
525 W. Sixth Street<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
Wanted Driver<br />
Part-time, hourly position<br />
Hours per week: Varies - Monday – Friday: a.m., noon<br />
and/or p.m. routes<br />
Coordinate routes and responsible for the safe, efficient<br />
and timely operation of a Passenger Van primarily transporting<br />
individuals with developmental disabilities to and<br />
from our center, to community employment and to volunteer<br />
opportunities.<br />
Qualifications:<br />
Drivers must possess and maintain a valid Ohio Driver’s<br />
License and have a good driving record.<br />
Drivers must be at least 21 years of age with a minimum<br />
of three years continued, valid licensed driving status.<br />
Driver must successfully pass a company sponsored physical,<br />
pre-employment drug test.<br />
Please call 614-856-2123 or email resume to<br />
contact@pcs4dd.com<br />
BUSINESS DEVELOP-<br />
MENT Rep. Green energy<br />
products. Sales experience<br />
helpful. Top pay.<br />
419-425-0324 extension 300.<br />
BUSINESS DEVELOP-<br />
MENT Rep. High end office<br />
equipment. Experience helpful.<br />
Top pay. 419-425-0324 extension<br />
300.<br />
CHRISTIAN EDUCATION<br />
Director, part-time. Inquire at<br />
www.stpaulsmaumee.org.<br />
COUNTER HELP. Energetic<br />
smiling faces for expanding<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> and Sylvania area<br />
dry cleaners. Apply in person<br />
at 4159 Chappel Drive, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
in Levis Commons or<br />
call 419-874-4872.<br />
CRYOGENIC TRANSPOR-<br />
TATION LLC is hiring Class<br />
A CDL DRIVERS out of<br />
Toledo, Ohio for our local and<br />
OTR (14-21 days out) positions.<br />
We offer competitive<br />
pay, medical benefits for you<br />
and your family, paid training<br />
on product handling, paid uniforms,<br />
paid vacations, 401K<br />
and more. 2 years<br />
tractor-trailer experience, Tank<br />
and Hazmat endorsements (or<br />
ability to obtain) and safe driving<br />
record required. Apply<br />
now at TheKAG.com or call<br />
(800) 871-4581.<br />
HIRING NOW. EMI needs<br />
food demonstrators to work in<br />
Meijer store in Rossford.<br />
Part-time, flexible hours.<br />
Email dconner@daymon.com.<br />
Apply: http://alturl.com/u7gri.<br />
MAINTENANCE/CUSTO-<br />
DIAN NEEDED. 20-30<br />
hours/week. Apply in person<br />
to Trainco Truck Driving<br />
School, 26718 Oregon Road,<br />
Monday-Friday, 2-5pm.<br />
MARINA WORKER, self<br />
motivated and energetic.<br />
Drive fork lifts and boats.<br />
Have handyman and customer<br />
service skills. Send resume to<br />
P.O. Box 5184, Toledo OH<br />
43611.<br />
OFFICE/RECEPTIONIST.<br />
Approximately 32-35 hours/<br />
week, for busy office. Phone<br />
experience and excellent people<br />
skills required. Apply in person<br />
from 1-5 p.m. to Trainco, 26718<br />
Oregon Road.<br />
OWNER OPS with CDL-A<br />
experience. Flatbed work.<br />
Sign-on bonus. Potential earnings<br />
to $4500 week. Call Jean,<br />
888-973-2430.<br />
PERRYSBURG MARKET<br />
Research firm hiring part-time<br />
employees: shopper recruiting,<br />
quality assurance, automobile<br />
dealership inquiries. Resumes<br />
@intelli-shop.com. 419-872-<br />
5103 extension 317.<br />
QUICKBOOKS HELP:<br />
Checking accounts and reconciliation.<br />
Reply stating your<br />
experience with making checking<br />
account entries and reconciliations<br />
into QuickBooks.<br />
$12/hour. P.O. Box 796, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
Ohio 43552.<br />
AVAILABLE NOW!<br />
WAREHOUSE SPACE<br />
1,200 To 2,400 SQ. FT.<br />
WITH OFFICES<br />
RESTROOM<br />
OVERHEAD DOOR<br />
13 FT. CEILINGS<br />
VERY CLEAN<br />
MODERN, SECURE<br />
26963 ECKEL ROAD<br />
PERRYSBURG<br />
CALL 419.874.5307<br />
Perry’s Landing<br />
Space for Rent<br />
•Commercial/Office<br />
Space, 500 sq. ft.-1800<br />
square feet available.<br />
•1 bedroom apt. available,<br />
$525 plus utilities.<br />
419-352-0717<br />
Office: 419.874.8311<br />
Home: 419.666.8423<br />
Fax: 419.874.9536<br />
Cell: 419.266.2588<br />
FOR RENT<br />
1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HOMES<br />
Available starting at $585 includes free<br />
gas heat, central air and water. Close to<br />
schools, downtown and grocery shopping.<br />
Visit us online at<br />
www.investekmanagement.com<br />
then call 419-666-1186 for a personal tour<br />
REALTY, INC.<br />
FREE CABLE<br />
Cordoba Apartments<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township.<br />
Close to Owens & Crossroads.<br />
Rent starting at $410<br />
419-381-0600<br />
GRI<br />
MATERIALS HANDLER PAM’S PICKS<br />
SALES ASSOCIATE, permanent<br />
position. Days and<br />
weekends. Must Must be atleast have 18 good work 6227 ethic, Wexford excellence Ct.. . . . .<br />
in<br />
. Cul-de-sac<br />
atten-<br />
years old and high school<br />
Lot . . . . $199,500<br />
dance, the ability to operate forklifts and be willing<br />
graduate. Sonseeahray West- 1330 Running Brook . . . . . . SOLD . . . . . . . $179,900<br />
ern Store, 419-837-6411. to work any of 3 shifts, weekends and overtime.<br />
Possibilities of promotion<br />
3 New<br />
exist<br />
England<br />
for candidates<br />
Lane . . . . . .<br />
with<br />
SOLD . . . . . . . $109,900<br />
SALES / MANAGEMENT a strong desire to 5 learn New England and a good Lane . attitude. . . . . SOLD. . . . . . . $104,900<br />
ASSOCIATE. Full-time/part- Excellent wages and benefits. E-mail: Apply ppilz@buckeye-express.com<br />
in person at:<br />
time. Organized, computer<br />
literate and aggresive. 419-873- American Steel Treating, Inc.<br />
0454. jrayling2@aol.com. 525 W. Sixth Street<br />
SEWING MACHINE operators<br />
wanted in shop. Knowledge<br />
of sewing machines, will<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
train, call between,<br />
10a.m.-2p.m. Monday-Friday.<br />
419-469-8898.<br />
SHIPPING / RECEIVING<br />
CLERK / INVENTORY Control.<br />
Full-time. Some lifting required.<br />
Must have computer<br />
skills and close attention to detail.<br />
Email resume to<br />
resume@dmcassoc.com.<br />
SITUATIONS WANTED<br />
CHILD CARE. Mother of 2<br />
currently has openings. Call<br />
419-872-4688.<br />
EXPERIENCED SEAM-<br />
STRESS. Over 30 years experience.<br />
Dressmaking, wedding<br />
gowns, bridesmaids, alterations<br />
and veil design.<br />
419-874-5390.<br />
LAUNDRY AND ironing<br />
service. Wash, fold, iron at my<br />
home. 419-931-4572.<br />
LOCAL COLLEGE student<br />
majoring in Early Childhood<br />
Education seeking babysitting/<br />
nanny position mid May-mid<br />
August. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and<br />
surrounding areas. Please call<br />
419-386-6774.<br />
VACATION RENTALS<br />
HOUGHTON LAKE, Michigan.<br />
Completely furnished 3<br />
bedroom chalet. Boating,<br />
golfing and shopping near.<br />
Daily, weekends, weekly.<br />
Call 419-360-1923.<br />
Abundant Life of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> is a subsidized independent<br />
housing facility for those 62 or older.<br />
We are located in a beautiful, quiet residential setting<br />
in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. Abundant Life offers one bedroom<br />
garden apartments with private patios,<br />
indoor mailboxes, reserved parking and busing to<br />
local grocery stores.<br />
Applications are now being accepted.<br />
Call 419-874-4371.<br />
Rossford 2 Bedroom,<br />
1 Bath Townhouse<br />
LR, DR, kitchen. Basement<br />
with W/D hookup.<br />
1 car garage. Nonsmoking.<br />
No pets.<br />
$600/month plus deposit.<br />
Tenant pays utilities.<br />
419-823-4321.<br />
Billie S. Bodnar<br />
ABR, CRS, e-PRO, GRI<br />
419.874.3230<br />
Billie@BillieBodnar.com<br />
Company Sales Leader 2011<br />
OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 PM<br />
29605 Gleneagles Road<br />
$244,000<br />
First Floor Master,<br />
Full Bsmt., 5th Tee at BCC!<br />
For Rent<br />
Commercial Space<br />
Up to 6,000 sq. ft.<br />
Downtown <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
114 W. Indiana<br />
419-874-2867<br />
1 BEDROOM, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
ground level, brick ranch<br />
apartment. Rent includes heat,<br />
hot water, large attic, car port.<br />
Quiet. Non-smoking, no pets.<br />
Available June 1. $575/month.<br />
419-874-4920.<br />
CONDO TOWNHOUSE.<br />
Lovely, quiet, Three Meadows,<br />
2 large bedrooms with large<br />
closets, 1-1/2 baths, 1st floor<br />
laundry, nice kitchen with all<br />
appliances, extra large garage,<br />
some pets, $755/month.<br />
419-874-5323.<br />
SOUTH TOLEDO. 1,2 and 3<br />
bedroom spacious apartment<br />
homes with washer/dryer.<br />
Across from the Stranahan<br />
Theater starting at $599. Call<br />
for our specials, 419-389-0555.<br />
Christine B. Rettig<br />
e-PRO<br />
419.874.5582<br />
crettig@bex.net<br />
Historic, Renovated & Updated!<br />
108 West Harrison Street<br />
$339,000<br />
Picturesque Lot<br />
Overlooks Park & River!<br />
CONDO<br />
29605 Gleneagles Road $244,000 OPEN SUN 2-4 PM<br />
SINGLE FAMILY HOMES<br />
3829 County Road 424 $199,900 4+ Acres on the River<br />
108 West Harrison Street $339,000 Historic, Updated<br />
3500 Stillwater Blvd. $429,000 Monclova/Maumee<br />
26720 Mohawk Drive PENDING<br />
892 Oak Knoll Drive<br />
BUILDING LOTS<br />
SOLD<br />
Duplex Style Condo $24,000 5 Lots, Indian Creek<br />
Meadows of Millbury $33-$34,000 3 Single Family<br />
5041 Chardonnay Lane $36,900 The Vineyard in Oregon<br />
4 Eagle Ridge $49,900 Best Buy, Ravine View<br />
104 Sugar Creek Road $49,900 Williamsburg on the River<br />
105 Riverwood Ct. $79,900 Building Plans Available<br />
Visit www.BillieBodnar.com to see more!<br />
APARTMENTS: FREE rent.<br />
Camelot East in Rossford.<br />
Newly renovated. Large 1 and<br />
2 bedrooms starting at $439.<br />
Centrally located at Buck and<br />
I75, minutes from downtown<br />
and Levis Commons. All<br />
electric large, 24 hour laundry<br />
on site, dogs and cats welcome<br />
for additional deposit. Sign<br />
lease by May 31 and receive a<br />
free month’s rent. Limited<br />
availability. Call now.<br />
419-666-5320.<br />
2 BEDROOM villa. C/A,<br />
gas heat, attached garage,<br />
washer/dryer hook-ups, $680/<br />
month. 419-874-0889.<br />
FIVE BEDROOM home in<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Schools for rent.<br />
Amazing views overlooking<br />
Belmont Lake. Over 3,600<br />
square-feet of living space<br />
with heated in-gound pool.<br />
$1,900/month lease. Available<br />
for move-in after July 1. Call<br />
313-670-4979 for further details.<br />
PERRYSBURG 2 bedroom<br />
apartment. Free heat, hot water,<br />
water and sewer. All appliances,<br />
carport, secure storage.<br />
Very clean and quiet.<br />
Quick access to expressway.<br />
$605/month. 419-340-4226.<br />
PERRYSBURG DOWN-<br />
TOWN prime retail or office<br />
space. All utilities and Internet<br />
included. $670/month. Special<br />
rate for new entrepreneur or<br />
non-profits. 419-874-4682,<br />
419-350-0080.<br />
PERRYSBURG TWINPLEX,<br />
$675/month. 2 bedroom, 1 bath,<br />
C/A, washer/dryer hook-up,<br />
garage. Non-smoking. No pets.<br />
419-872-2131.<br />
ROSSFORD 2 bedroom<br />
starting at $450. Quiet community.<br />
Pet friendly. 1110<br />
Lewis. By appointment,<br />
419-385-0704.<br />
THREE MEADOWS, Simmons<br />
Road, apartment. 2 bed,<br />
1 bath, no dogs, first floor.<br />
$525 per month plus deposit.<br />
Call 419-843-2065.<br />
Mindy McGrail<br />
Cell 419.304.3339<br />
mindymcgrail@bex.net<br />
127 W. Second . . . . . . . . . . . .PENDING . . . . . . . . . .$200,000<br />
25273 Thompson .4 bed, redone, huge outbuilding .$197,500<br />
23993 Stony Ridge . . . . . . .SOLD in 2 days . . . . . . . .$157,500<br />
442 E. Seventh . . . . . . . . . . . .PENDING . . . . . . . . . .$149,900<br />
214 S. Grove . . . . . . .2 sty, 3 bed, downtown BG . . . .$75,000<br />
2739 Sweetbriar . . . . . . .2 story 3 bed condo . . . . . . .$72,900<br />
1341 Stanwix . . . . . . . . . . . . .PENDING . . . . . . . . . . .$69,900<br />
3030 Medford . . . . . . . . . . . .PENDING. . . . . . . . . . . .$69,900<br />
1952 Devinci . . . . . . . . . . .Charming Condo . . . . . . . .$78,900<br />
3444 E. Manhattan . 2 bed bungalow, Old North End . $57,500<br />
PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — May 1, 2013 — Page 17<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
Jim Simons<br />
419.344.9702<br />
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE<br />
All real estate advertising in<br />
this newspaper is subject to the<br />
Federal Fair Housing Act<br />
which makes it illegal to advertise<br />
“any preference, limitation<br />
or discrimination based on<br />
race, color, religion, sex, handicap,<br />
familial status or national<br />
origin, or intention to make any<br />
such preference, limitation or<br />
discrimination.” Familial status<br />
includes children under the age<br />
of 18 living with parents or<br />
legal custodians, pregnant<br />
women and people securing<br />
custody of children under 18.<br />
This newspaper will not knowingly<br />
accept any advertising for<br />
real estate which is in violation<br />
of the law. Our readers are<br />
hereby informed that all<br />
dwellings advertised in this<br />
newspaper are available on an<br />
equal opportunity basis. Call<br />
the Fair Housing Center, 243-<br />
6163, before you run your advertisement.<br />
To complain of<br />
discrimination call HUD tollfree<br />
at 1-800-669-9777. The<br />
toll-free telephone number for<br />
the hearing impaired is 1-<br />
800-927-9275.<br />
Check us out on the web: www.perrysburg.com<br />
SulphurSpringsRealty.com<br />
REALTY<br />
“Discover the Best!”<br />
Betty J. Lazzaro, CRS & ABR<br />
TBR Million Dollar Club Life Member<br />
Congratulations 2012 Company Sales Leader!<br />
NEW LISTING! NEW LISTING!<br />
14629 Wood Creek Court<br />
$600,000<br />
Custom built brick w/ open<br />
foyer. 1st floor master suite w/<br />
steam sauna. Spacious gourmet<br />
kitchen w/ center island/sunroom<br />
combination. Finished basement<br />
w/ home theater and fabulous<br />
faux painting. Separate sitting<br />
room & bath. Sound system for<br />
entire house. Beautiful lot w/<br />
patio & second story deck.<br />
26290 Hull Prairie Road<br />
$1,325,000<br />
Modern day mansion, open<br />
floor plan, ideal for entertaining<br />
upper deck & lower patio. Features<br />
6 bedrooms, gourmet<br />
kitchen with sunroom, romantic<br />
master suite w/fireplace & sitting<br />
room! Lower level walk-out<br />
w/kitchen, exercise room, family<br />
room, theater room & indoor<br />
pool & 4 car garage.<br />
New Listings<br />
14629 Wolf Creek Court The Sanctuary $600,000<br />
26290 Hull Prairie Road The Overlook $1,325,000<br />
Single Family Homes<br />
26337 Carrington Blvd. Carrington Woods $479,000<br />
14645 Deerwood Court Ravine Lot, The Sanctuary $649,900<br />
29068 East River Road 1.27 Acres/<strong>Perrysburg</strong> $675,000<br />
3515 Hill River Wildwood/Sylvania $799,000<br />
700 Highland PENDING<br />
Building Lots<br />
River Ridge Subdivision Lots-<strong>Perrysburg</strong>*Call for details<br />
The Sanctuary Lots-<strong>Perrysburg</strong>*Call for details<br />
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13870 Roachton Road <strong>Perrysburg</strong> $1,525,500 104 acres Contingent<br />
1571 Indian Creek <strong>Perrysburg</strong> 13321 Reitz Rd., $172,900 <strong>Perrysburg</strong> 3 bed, Schools. 2 1/2 Custom bath, 2000 br. SF ranch on<br />
4225 Ranchers Circle Maumee 7 acres w/ ½ acre $227,500 pond. Features: 4 bed, 3 bath 4 beds, PENDING 2 ½ baths, grt.<br />
26250 Black Oak<br />
6939 Running Brook<br />
2716 Medford<br />
3049 April<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> rm., fin. bsmt $179,900 w/ 3 rec 4 rooms bed, 2 1/2 & den. bath 2+ car garage,<br />
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Beverly kitchen, separate $159,900 utilities & Nice entrance. Cape Cod $442,500. Contingent<br />
Toledo $121,000 SOLD IN 7 DAYS<br />
6847 Heather Cove Maumee $183,590 2,200 SF, 4 bed SOLD<br />
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965 Findlay Street<br />
Charming 3 bed, 2 bath,<br />
custom finishes. $159,900<br />
• A jewel on the Maumee<br />
• Architecturally significant<br />
• Quality renovations<br />
• 2.25 acre site<br />
• Extensive gardens with<br />
swimming pool<br />
Chey Call, Realtor 419-861-9747<br />
Welles Bowen Realtors<br />
THE SANCTUARY<br />
CUSTOM HOME FOR SALE BY OWNER<br />
2438 MISSION HILL DRIVE<br />
4 Bedrooms plus bonus rooms for in-home office,<br />
extra bedrooms or relative’s quarters<br />
4 full baths and 2 half baths • Beautiful pond setting<br />
Call 419-450-0215 for more information or appointment.<br />
Jeannie: (419) 297-0728<br />
Jeannie: 419-297-0728<br />
Stephen: (419) 290-6513<br />
Stephen: 419-290-6513<br />
James: (419) 419-290-6254<br />
290-6254<br />
26484 Carrington Blvd. Wonderful<br />
large home in beautiful Carrington<br />
Woods. Great lot traditional floor<br />
plan with large rooms. Priced to<br />
sell. Come in and add your finishing<br />
touches. $335,000.<br />
Other Great Homes for Sale<br />
NEW! 7431 Scandinavia, Maumee beauty . . . . . . . . . . .$339,900<br />
NEW! 26756 Green Ville, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Victorian . . . . . . .$335,000<br />
NEW! 26484 Carrington Blvd., beautiful Carrington Woods!$335,000<br />
9604 Ford Road, 2 acre golf course lot . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$250,000<br />
PENDING! 27262 Fort Meigs, excellent . . . . . . . . . . . .$234,000<br />
PENDING! 1020 Louisiana Avenue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$176,000<br />
PENDING! 834 Maple . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$139,900<br />
525 Bennington, Maumee beauty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$134,500<br />
NEW! 5755 Taylor, Walbridge . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$134,900<br />
SOLD! 15 Kingsview, great condo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$129,900<br />
PENDING! 211 Colony, Wonderful Rossford property .$124,500<br />
1801 Wildwood, wooded retreat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$117,900<br />
PENDING! 3806 Glendale. Great Toledo ranch home . .$116,900<br />
Dowling Road, Lots of Lots 5+ acres each . . . . . . . . . . . .$65,000<br />
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REALTY<br />
~<strong>Perrysburg</strong> “Country”~<br />
14848 ROACHTON ROAD - New Listing<br />
Plenty of room to romp on this 10+ acre home site. Home<br />
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spacious kitchen, barn, pond, pasture and much more. Take<br />
a look! $839,000.<br />
26321 HULL PRAIRIE - 20 Acres<br />
Stately English Tudor in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> horse country – 20<br />
acres, mature trees, pond, barn, outbuildings and more.<br />
OPEN TO OFFER! $795,000.<br />
~Belmont~<br />
29729 GLENEAGLES - First Ad<br />
Fresh and modern ranch unit, lots of light with vaulted<br />
living room and breakfast bay in kitchen. 2 bedrooms, 2<br />
1/2 baths, spacious master. Won’t last! $239,000.<br />
SHEFFIELD LOT - Golf Course Setting!<br />
Last remaining building site at Belmont, overlooking<br />
15th fairway, shared maintenance. Priced to sell, $59,000.<br />
--\~Hamlet~<br />
29757 SOMERSET - New on Market<br />
Stylish river townhouse with great views of the Maumee.<br />
spacious reception rooms, modern kitchen, all updates,<br />
plenty of privacy. $839,000.<br />
29592 DURHAM DRIVE - First Floor Living<br />
Stylish 3 bed villa on private, well-landscaped lot, with<br />
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living room. 9’ ceilings throughout, with lots of light. Spacious<br />
1st floor master. Room to expand. $419,000.<br />
~On The River~<br />
540 RIVERSIDE DRIVE - Eagle Point<br />
Great family home, 2 acres w/ deep water dockage. 7 bed,<br />
5.1 baths. Has everything! Quiet cul-de-sac setting in Eagle<br />
Point. Priced to sell at $849,000.<br />
~Village~<br />
3 MAPLE - River Site<br />
Great Site! Set on 4 acre bluff overlooking the river, walking<br />
distance to village. A special setting and special home!<br />
Priced at $1,650,000.<br />
For more details or to schedule a showing<br />
Contact: Michael G. Miller - 419.262.8311<br />
mmiller@sulphurspringsrealty.com
Page 18 — May 1, 2013 — PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL<br />
The Danberry Co., Realtors has been ranked number 187<br />
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“We have always focused on serving the needs of the consumer,”<br />
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The Danberry Company has been owned and operated in<br />
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Maria Ermie- <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Council<br />
Ethel Marie Huntley - <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
Betty Woods - Rossford, Ohio<br />
Paul Dobson - Wood County Prosecutor<br />
Kathy Newlove - President, Alicia’s Voice<br />
Paul Schlatter - President, Dowling Steel, <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Denny Foy - Rossford Police Department Chief, Retired<br />
Steve Brown - Fostoria Police Department, Retired<br />
Stan Sayre - Fostoria Police Department, Retired<br />
Doug Kinder - <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Police Department Detective, Retired<br />
Esther Fournier - Publisher, American Recycler News, <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Roger Wallace - <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township Police Department, Retired<br />
Joe Brainard - Chief Bailiff, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal Court, Retired<br />
Judith Daquano - Clerk of Courts, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal Court, Retired<br />
Robert Gates - Detective Sergeant, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township Police, Department, Retired.<br />
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Call 419-690-2183.<br />
Ridgewood Crossing<br />
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1655 Ridge Cross Rd.<br />
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