June 26, 2013 PDF Edition of the Perrysburg Messenger Journal

Page 12 — June 26, 2013 — PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNALBelmont swim team begins season with a big winBelmont Country Clubswimmers left a huge wakein the pool after the dualmeet with BrandywineCountry Club. When Belmontwas finished, the scorewas 473 to 122.It was the first meet of theseason, and the relays wereready to get off the blocks toshow how hard they hadbeen practicing.Starting off the meet inthe 6 and under freestyle relayswere Amy Claypool, ValerieWard, Olivia Green andReece Hall as well as GrantCroy, Tyler Foster, NickBecker and Troy Pisula,both teams taking first place.Relay wins continued forthe 8 and under medley relayswith Kate Harms, ElizabethLathrop, Rachel Wardand Elena Neceski as well asStevie Green, Justin Hire,Darin Croy and Teddy Disalle.Team members swambackstroke, breaststroke, butterflyand freestyle, respectively.“This is my first yearcoaching,” said Alex Kloster,coach of the 7-8 year oldswimmers. “After a coupleweeks of practice it was excitingto see how well eachswimmer did. There aremany new swimmers thisyear, and I was happy to seehow they handled the pressureas meets can sometimesbe overwhelming.”Prizm Creative Communityis sponsoring a new collectionof Art at the Starbucksin Levis Commons, Perrysburg.The current display entitled“Optical Essence of Nature”features the work of newPrizm photographer, JennyRegan and will be on viewthrough July 31.The display will includeMs. Regan’s photographs oflandscapes and whimsical stillshots found during her manytravels including Australia,Ireland and her own backyard.She explores the colors ofnature and discovers hiddentreasures that she catches withFour year olds can swim 25 yards without assistance, includingtwins Thomas and Mary Lathrop, who did well intheir relay and individual events.As the meet continued,Belmont continued to tallymore points. Placing first,second and third earns theteam 5, 3 or 1 point.The 100 individual medleyevent had points scoredby the following swimmers:Abi Ponzio, Alaina Foster,Peter Cooper and Nate Stedmanin the 11-12 age group;Caroline Lathrop, HaydenMcClarey and Max Burkeher lens. She enjoys conversingwith others about the storiesbehind each imagecaptured.Ms. Regan is a businessperson by day and photographerby night, weekend oranytime the creative processpresents itself. She resides inSylvania Township, Ohio, andhad a display of work in theannual Art-A-Fair exhibition.For more information onupcoming Prizm educationalworkshops and exhibition opportunitiesin the visual andliterary arts, visit the Web siteat www.myprizm.com, sendan e-mail to prizm@bex.netor call 419-931-8732.for 13-14 year olds; andWilliam Knight and RJMcKee for 15-18 year oldboys.In the 25 back events,Will Swartzbeck, CecilyHayward, Elizabeth Diaz,Kate McClellan, Sam Lathrop,Alaina Foster, GrantHayward, Anjali Fernandes,Connor McCullough andPaul Stedman all out touchedtheir opponents to add toBelmont’s bank of points.The meet concluded withthe 100 and 200 free relays,and Belmont swimmersplaced first in the last eightevents. E. Lathrop, K.Harms, R. Ward and AnnaSteinmetz for the girls and D.Croy, T. Disalle, S. Greenand J. Hire for the 8 andunder boys. In the next agegroup, 9-10, the girls team ofCecily Hayward, Hope Yost,Claire DeRaad and MollyDynda, and the boys team ofNicholas Seitz, Wesley Foster,Seth Stahl and S. Lathropboth placed first.The older swimmersshowed rank by also placingfirst: Lizzie Kemp, A.Ponzio, Madelyn Frantz andA. Foster, 11-12; Zach Mc-Cellan, P. Cooper, Sid Fernandes,and G. Hayward,11-12; Fatima Knight, AlexaRooney, A. Fernandes, andC. Lathrop, 13-14; R.J.McKee, P. Stedman, GrantEwbank and W. Knight.Belmont’s coaching staff,led by Jackie Venzel, includesConnor Mitchell, ToriRiggs, Alex Kloster, NicholeHenderson and Mickey Mc-Goldrick.Belmont’s second homemeet will be on Wednesday,at 5 p.m., against Inverness.The Maumee Valley SwimLeague also includes StoneOak and Toledo countryclubs.Prizm opens ‘Optical Essence of Nature’ art exhibit“Beauty, Vibrant Colors and Ceaseless action” is one ofthe photographs by Jenny Regan in the exhibit.USE THECLASSIFIEDS419-874-4491Golfing for Graham’s Foundationfund-raiser set for Sunday, July 14Graham’s Foundation, anon-profit organization offeringpractical and emotionalsupport to parents of prematureinfants and children, ishosting its fifth annual golfouting, Golfing for Graham'sFoundation, on Sunday, July14, at Stone Ridge Golf Clubin Bowling Green.This year, in addition to around of golf in a scrambleformat, gifts and prizes, lunchand happy hour, and a silentauction, attendees will have achance to mingle with LPGAhopeful Petra Cole.“Golfing for Graham'sFoundation is more than justa fund-raiser,” said Nick Hall,who founded the organizationwith his wife Jennifer in 2009after experiencing the deathof his premature son, Graham,and the four-month hospitalstay endured byGraham’s twin, Reece. “Oneof our most beloved supporters,golfer Petra Cole, will beon the course again this yeardemonstrating that prematurity–evenextreme prematuritylike my own familyendured–doesn’t have to definethe rest of your life.”Ms. Cole, who was a 2013KIA Classic pre-qualifier and2011 California Women’sAmateur Championship runner-up,was born 12 weeksearly, and weighed only 1pound 9 ounces at birth. Sheendured many of the medicaland developmental strugglespreemies face, but went on tosucceed on the green. Shestarted playing golf at age 2and hopes to someday competein the LPGA tour.For more informationabout the fifth annual Golfingfor Graham’s Foundation outing,visit the Web site athttp://www.grahamsfoundation.org/2013_golfing_for_grahams_foundation.html.Knights present check to St. Rose SchoolThe Perrysburg Knights of Columbusrecently donated $284 to St. Rose classroomsfor participating in the K of C raffle.Raffle tickets were $5, and the Knightsdonated $2 to the classroom for everyticket sold.Participating classrooms will use thedonations to purchase enrichment itemsGoodwill Donation Pick up ServiceFree in Perrysburg!To schedule a home pick upor for more detailsCall 419-255-4778for their classrooms such as guided readinglevel books, math manipulatives andeducational apps for their iPads.Above, from left are: K of C memberSteve Hopkins, teacher Kathy Ferguson,who sold the most tickets, St. Rose principalBarb Jenks and K of C member BobBidwell, chairman of the Cash Bonanzafund-raiser.Donate LocalKeep it LocalPut Local PeopleTo Work!Students compete in track and field eventscalling all chickschicksmix '13date: Tuesday, July 16time: 5:30 – 9:00 pmlocation: Toledo Botanical Gardentickets: $37 per ticket ($20 forJunior Chicks age 20 and under)proceeds benefiting:Shared Lives StudioShared Lives Studio helps artists with developmental disabilitiescreate, exhibit and sell art – to become working artists!For more information on Chicks Mix ’13,please visit chicksforcharity.net.To purchase tickets, contact Shannon at419-241-2221 or chicksforcharity@r-p.com.St. Rose Catholic School students recentlyparticipated in a week of track andfield competitions.Events included long jump, shot put, hulahoop, jump rope, 40-yard dash, distance run,obstacle course, scooter race, javelin, kickball,soccer, softball, frisbee discus, hurdlesand cage ball.The event was organized by physical educationteacher, Gary Hoovler, with the assistanceof 50 parent volunteers.Track and field ribbons were given to studentswho placed in first through thirdplaces, in addition to good sportsmanshipand best effort awards.Competing from left are: Anthony Leechin the 40-yard dash, Matthew Johnson atshot put and Sage Peterson in long jump.chicksforcharity.netMILLER’S AMISHCHICKEN BREASTSWITH RIBS$1 89USDA CHOICE T-BONE ORLB.HometownValuesPersonalizedCustomer Serviceis one of ourSpecialties!DANNONOIKOSVELVETICE CREAM56 OZ.$2 88GREEK YOGURT10/$10ECKRICHHAM “OFFTHE BONE”DELI SLICED$3 99FRESHPORTERHOUSE STEAKS $ 7.99 LB.MUELLER’SSPAGHETTIOR ELBOWS1 LB. 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