May 1, 2013 PDF Edition of the Perrysburg Messenger Journal

PYSA scholarshipapplications nowbeing acceptedThe Perrysburg YouthSoccer Association (PYSA)is accepting applications forthe Buker Scholarship andthe Sipp Scholarship. Eachscholarship is awarded annuallyto graduating high schoolseniors who have participatedas a player, referee and/orvolunteer with PYSA.The official scholarshipinformation/applicationpacket is available at the PerrysburgHigh School guidanceoffice, Way PublicLibrary or online ath t t p : / / w w w. p e r r y s bu rgsoccer.com/PYSA/forms.html.All applications must becompleted and postmarkedby May 3.For more information, callLisa Miller, PYSA vice president,at 419-250-1589.Pre-Registration: $15.005K Run or 1 Mile Walk (No Shirt)$20.005K Run or 1 Mile Walk (Shirt)Race Day Registration:$25.005K Run or 1 Mile WalkNo shirts will be available on race day.2013 D.A.R.E. Graduates run free. ($5.00 if you want a T-Shirt)Go to davesraces.com for online registration ormail applications to:Kip Boulis Foundation, IncPO Box 1165Perrysburg, OH 43552Awards:Overall Male/Female ChampionPolice Officer/FirefighterAge GroupsPROCLAMATIONWHEREAS, VFW Buddy Poppies are assembled by disabled veterans, and theproceeds of this worthy fund-raising campaign are used exclusivelyfor the benefit of disabled and needy veterans, and the widowsand orphans of deceased veterans; andWHEREAS, the basic purpose of the annual sale of Buddy Poppies by theVFW is eloquently reflected in the desire to “Honor the Dead byHelping the Living”; andWHEREAS, the annual sale of Buddy Poppies by the Veterans of ForeignWars, Post 6170 of Perrysburg will be held on Saturday, May 4,2013, at Walt Churchill’s Market, Perrysburg Post Office andKazmaier’s.NOW THEREFORE, I, Nelson D. Evans, by the authority vested in me asMayor of the City of Perrysburg, Wood County, Ohio, do hereby proclaim Saturday,May 4, 2013 as100th and 300th place finisher receives a gift certificate fromContact:Dean Butler (419)872-8001 or dbutler@ci.perryburg.oh.usKelly Chalfant (419)872-8001 or wchalfant@ci.perrysburg.oh.usShannon Nevers (419)872-8001 or snevers@ci.perrysburg.oh.usMemorial Day5K Run and 1 Mile WalkMonday, May 27, 2013All proceeds go to the Kip Boulis Memorial Scholarship FundRegistration: 7:00 AMRace Time: 8:15 AMBegins/Ends: Woodland ParkSR 795/E Boundary StreetPlease Check:Event Size T-Shirt -Large -LargeName:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________Address:___________________________________________City/State:______________________________Zip_________________Phone:____________________________________Age (As of 5/27/2013):________________________________________________Sex Special Category PHS Class of 1983 to hold reunionThe Perrysburg HighSchool Class of 1983 willhold its 30-year reunion onFriday, August 2, at 5 p.m., atArnie’s on State Route 25.The classmates also will meeton Saturday, August 3, from 5Perrysburg High Schoolwill offer new course creditfor physical education thissummer.Summer school will runMonday, June 10, throughFriday, June 28.Registration material isto 11 p.m., at the Holiday InnExpress.For more information,send an e-mail to reunion1983phs@gmail.comorvisit PHS 1983 30th ClassReunion on Facebook.PHS offers summer phys ed classavailable in the high schooloffice on business days, from7:50 a.m. to 2:50 p.m.For more information,call John Henline, summerschool coordinator, at 419-874-3181, extension25122.Elks soccer shoot-out May 18The Toledo Elks will hosta free soccer shoot contest onMay 18. Sign-in will be at9:30 a.m., and the contest willbegin at 10 a.m., at the ToledoElks Lodge, 3520 Holland-Sylvania Road, Toledo.All boys and girls underthe age of 14 as of August 1,2013, may compete. Winnerswill advance to the DistrictElks Contest in Findlay.For more information, callTom at 419-382-1267.VFW BUDDY POPPY DAYin the City of Perrysburg and urge the citizens of our community to recognize themerits of this cause by contributing generously to its support through the purchaseof Buddy Poppies this day and to wear a Buddy Poppy as mute evidenceof our gratitude to the men and women of our country who have risked their livesin defense of the freedom which we continue to enjoy as American citizens.IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the GreatSeal of the City of Perrysburg to be affixed this Fourth day of May in the Year ofour Lord, Two Thousand and Thirteen.NELSON D. EVANS, MAYORCity of Perrysburg201 West Indiana AvenuePerrysburg, Ohio 43551In consideration the foregoing, I for myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release any and all claims for damages aswould occur to me by reason of my participation in the Kip Boulis Memorial Day Run, against the City of Perrysburg and any and allsponsors and supporters for all claims of damages, demands or actions whatsoever in any manner. I attest and verify that I am physicallyfit and capable of running a 5K or 1 Mile walk. I have sufficiently trained for the competition of this event.Signature:____________________________________________________Date:____________________Perrysburg, OhioParents Signature (if under 18 yrs of age):_____________________________________Date:_________________________PHS baseball team wins four more, remains undefeated in NLLBennett Westfall was the winning pitcher in the first gameof the doubleheader against Willoughby South.Senior Kyle Durham is the catcher for the varsity Jackets.The Perrysburg HeightsCommunity Association(PHCA) will hold its inauguralGolf for Kids fund-raiseron Friday, May 17, at HeatherDowns Country Club.Registration will be heldfrom 11:30 a.m. to 12:45p.m., with a shotgun start at 1p.m., and the dinner andawards program at 6 p.m.The registration fee is $75per person, or $300 for a teamof four.The event will be a bestball, four-person scramble.Each golfer will receive 18holes of golf, a cart,burger/braut dinner, a goodybag, and the opportunity towin prizes, including themain hole in one prize, a twoyear lease on a 2013 Ford F-150.All proceeds from thisevent will benefit PHCA’sprogramming for childrenand adults, as well as assistwith general operating costs.The core programming thatwill benefit from this event isHeights Assn. to presentGolf for Kids fund-raiserPHS SpringArt Showset for May 9The Perrysburg HighSchool Art Department willhost a spring art show called“Color My World” on May 9,from 6 to 8 p.m., in the highschool commons area.There will be displays ofboth two and three-dimensionalartwork, photographyand live demonstrations byPHS visual arts students.Refreshments and backgroundmusic will create a fittinggallery reception for theartists and guests.The event is free and opento the public.USE THECLASSIFIEDS419-874-4491PHCA’s after school program.The after school programprovides educationalassistance to the local youth,serves as a recreational outlet,and gives the children theoverall assistance in life thatthey may need.For registration forms,visit the Web site at www.phcaohio.org and find thedocuments under UpcomingEvents. Forms also are availableat the Perrysburg HeightsCommunity Center. To volunteer,send an e-mail toSpencer Moody atmoodysc.phca@live.comPERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — May 1, 2013 — Page 7The Perrysburg HighSchool baseball team won allfour games last week, includingtwo league games and adoubleheader againstWilloughby South, the sameteam Perrysburg defeated inthe state semi-finals in 2011.Highlights of these gamesfollow.PHS, 11;Northview, 6The Jackets visited theNorthview Wildcats afterwinning four consecutivewins the prior week.Perrysburg jumped ahead1-0 at the top of the first afterAustin Lee walked and stolesecond. Mark Delas singledand Nick Munger walked tomake bases loaded. KyleDurham walked, scoring Lee.Nick Munger pitched well forsix innings, striking out fivebatters, but things got tensefor Jackets’ fans when theWildcats pulled ahead 1-3 bythe bottom of the third.Perrysburg earned a runback in the fourth after SteveSlocum singled and Leewalked. Slocum stole secondand third and scored after AJStockwell got on base byfielder’s choice making thescore 2-3.Sylvania battled back atthe bottom of the fourth toscore three more runs withthe Jackets trailing 3-6. Perrysburgrallied at the top ofthe sixth with a déjà vu situationfrom the first inning. Leewalked and stole second andthird. Stockwell singled scoringLee for 4-6. Munger andNick Fleming walked tomake bases loaded. SpencerGeorge walked to scoreStockwell 5-6. Gus Dimmerlingdoubled to score Mungerand Fleming putting Perrysburgin the lead 7-6. Slocumsingled for a second timescoring George and Dimmerlingfor 8-6.The Jackets sealed the winat the top of the seventh,adding three more runs. Delassingled. Stockwell’s sacrificebunt moved Delas to second.Munger doubled to scoreDelas 9-6. Durham was hit bythe pitch. Fleming singledwith a perfect bunt scoringMunger 10-6. A pinch hit bySeth Durham scored hisbrother K. Durham for 11-6.Stockwell relieved Munger atthe bottom of the seventh inningand the Jackets heldNorthview to 11-6.PHS, 6; Southview, 5The Jackets traveled backto Sylvania on Friday night toface Southview with MarkDelas on the mound. Perrysburgtrailed 0-2 at the bottomof the first inning due to afielding error by Delas on asacrifice bunt and singles bySouthview’s Eggleston andBoerst.Perrysburg battled back topull ahead at the top of thesecond inning. Nick Mungerwalked, Kyle Durham was hitby the pitch and SpencerGeorge singled to make basesloaded. Gus Dimmerling singledscore Munger 1-2.Austin Lee doubled scoringDurham, George and Dimmerlingfor 4-1.Southview gained a run atthe bottom of the second andthird innings to tie the gameat 4-4.Outfielder Steve Slocummade a beautiful catch anddouble play to short stopDimmerling in the third toprevent more runs.At the top of the fourth,George singled for a secondtime to make way for pinchrunner Seth Durham. Dimmerling’ssacrifice buntmoved S. Durham to second.Steve Slocum walked, Leeand Delas each singled toscore S. Durham and Perrysburgpulled ahead 5-4.Slocum stole home to make it6-4.Southview tacked on onemore run at the bottom of theseventh but it wasn’t enoughto upset Perrysburg.Delas struck out five batters.Lee was two for four atthe plate driving in four RBIs.PHS, 5; Willoughby, 0Bennett Westfall pitchedthe entire game, struck outfive batters and keptWilloughby South scorelessfor seven innings.Things got tricky at thebottom of the third afterWilloughby loaded the baseswith two walks, a single andzero outs. Westfall kept hiscool by stopping a line driveand throwing it home tocatcher Kyle Durham forcingthe out at home. Durhamthrew the batter out at first foran exciting double play. Westfallgot out of the inning bystriking out the next batter.The Jackets scored all fiveruns at the top of the fourthinning after back-to-back errors,allowing Mark Delasand AJ Stockwell to get onbase and help Delas steal second.Nick Munger singled toscore Delas 1-0. K. Durhamsingled to score Stockwell 2-0. Nick Fleming singled butwas out at second due to afielder’s choice by SethDurham that scored Munger3-0. After S. Durham stolesecond, Gus Dimmerlingdoubled to score the Durhambrothers 5-0.Solid pitching and defenseheld the Rebels to zero runs.PHS, 7; Willoughby, 6The second came down tothe bitter end with a strongcomeback performance bythe Yellow Jackets.Solid pitching by BobbyBorger and defense helpedPerrysburg pull ahead 2-0 atthe top of the first inning.Steve Slocum walked andAustin Lee was safe on thecenter fielder’s error. KyleDurham singled to load thebases. Spencer George wassafe at first due the first baseman’serror which wasenough to score Slocum 1-0.Zack Honsberger singled toscore Durham 2-0.At the top of the second,Perrysburg tacked on twomore runs after Slocumtripled and Lee singled toscore Slocum 3-0. AJ Stockwelland George walkedwhile Lee stole home for 4-0.The tag team of catcherGeorge and second basemanRyan Garrity caught twoWilloughby South runnersstealing second in back-tobackinnings.The Rebels rallied in thebottom of the sixth with multiplesingles and fielder’schoice plays to tack on fiveruns and pull ahead 5-4.During their final at bat,Slocum singled but Lee andDurham each flied out andtension was high for Jackets’fans. Trailing by one run withtwo outs, Slocum stole secondand Stockwell singled toscore Slocum and tie thegame at 5-5.Nick Fleming and Georgeeach walked then Dimmerlingsingled to score Stockwellfor 6-5. Honsbergerwalked and Fleming scoredon a passed ball for 7-5.Kaleb Mahler took themound in the seventh.Willoughby South wasable to score one more runafter a double, single and afielding error and then loadthe bases with two outs.Willoughby’s Mike Fennergrounded out to first basemanStockwell for the Jackets’second win of the day.Perrysburg is now 13-1 forthe season and 4-0 in theNLL.Heidelberg University to hostboys basketball tournamentHeidelberg Universitywill be the site of the nextBest of the Best BasketballTournament on May l8 and19.The tournament is open toboys in grades 4 through 8.All teams will be guaranteeda minimum of three games,and individual awards will beSt. Rose School offers Junesummer camp programsSt. Rose School willhost summer camps June 10to 14 for area elementaryand junior high students.Four-year-olds tokindergarten: Flying withFairytales.Kindergarten and grade1: Move and Groove withSpanish.Kindergarten to grade 2:Backyard Safari.Grades 1 to 4: MissAmato’s Amazing Animals.Grades 2 to 4: WackyWriting with the TerribleTwits.Grades 2 to 8: Reduce,Reuse and Make Jewelry.Grades 3 to 5: Fun in the presented to the top twoteams.A portion of the proceedswill benefit local youth basketball.For more information orto register a team, visit theWeb site at www.bestofthebestbasketball.com or call419- 443-5440.Kitchen.Grades 4 to 5: Volleyballand/or Basketball Basicsand Skills.Grades 4 to 8: 3D Explorations.Grades 5 to 9: Epic Battlesin History; and Hollywoodat Home.Grades 5 to 8: OnBroadway.Grade levels refer to student’sclass in 2013-14.Space is limited.Deadline for registrationis May 17.For more information onfees and registration, callthe school at 419-874-5631. 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