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Page 44 Dynalite Corporation 26040 Glenwood Road • 419-873-1706 Dynalite Corporation is an employeeowned wholesale, retail, and individual distributor of batteries. The shop, located in the Haas Business Center at the corner of Glenwood Road and Fremont Pike, carries batteries for almost every need: cars, trucks, motorcycles, lawnmowers, wheelchairs, floor scrubbers, security alarm systems, boats, RVs, golf carts, watches, cell phones, cameras, hearing aids, and more. If you need something they do not have in stock, Dynalite can order it for you. The shop also carries flashlights and flashlight batteries, plus many accessories such as cable and cable ends. As consumers become more environmentally conscious, Dynalite makes it easy for them to dispose of batteries in a safe, “green” way. The shop recycles smaller batteries free of charge, and buys scrap batteries. They can also rebuild drill packs and other small packs. Dynalite Corporation was founded in 1969 and has been at its current location, convenient for residents of Perrysburg and the surrounding area, for six years. The company includes Dennis Emch, president; Jackie Limmer, secretary and treasurer; Curt Billingsley, vice president; and Steve Winter, Tim Sybert and Gary Brown. In addition to its Perrysburg location, Da- Dynalite has another shop to serve northwest Ohio residents at 6841 Angola Road in Holland, and a location in Columbus, Ohio. David Reardon is the manager of the Angola Road shop, and Kenny Reardon and Mark Billingsley operate the Columbus location. For all of your battery needs, call or visit Dynalite Corporation. The staff at Weaver Animal Hospital, from left: Jodi Wilson, Nancy Rogers, Dr. Knepper, Missie Jarrett, Stacey Thom. Weaver Animal Hospital, owned by Dr. Donald R. Knepper, and operated with a loyal, skilled, dependable and caring staff, maintains a seven day schedule that gives excellent service to people and their pets in Perrysburg and the surrounding area. Dr. Knepper also has offices located in East Toledo and West Toledo. Weaver Animal Hospital provides thorough and cost-effective treatments for pets. Both canine and feline specialists are available to the practice for referral when necessary. Being concerned about zoonotic diseases, which can be transferred to humans, the staff ensures that all pets are free of intestinal parasites. Dr. Knepper’s office has a comprehensive vaccination program, offering protection against diseases pets can get and transfer to owners. Animals are made parasite-free before receiving quality vaccinations. At Weaver Animal Hospital, pets also receive thorough examinations to check for hidden diseases or problems. If an animal is seven years of age or older, it needs to be monitored for abnormalities by internal medical testing. The hospital has installed a complete computer lab that provides immediate test results for serious internal medical problems. Pet owners also are advised on diet and care of older an- PROGRESS IN PERRYSBURG–JULY 2010 Employee-owned Dynalite Corporation sells batteries for almost every need, buys scrap batteries, and also provides battery recycling. Colorful Living 26693 Eckel Road, Suite 6B • 419-873-7666 After 17 years operating a Decorating Den franchise in Perrysburg, Luella Smith has decided to take her business in a new direction with Colorful Living. And although the name is new, clients will find the same great interior design and furnishings service for which Luella has come to be known. Colorful Living offers anything and everything clients could need or want for their homes, from space planning and custom window treatments or bedding to wall and floor coverings, lighting accessories, upholstered furniture and case goods. “Decorating your home should be a fun experience,” Luella says. “I want to create design ideas that are creative and practical, and I try to make the process stress-free for my clients. At the end of the job, I want every client to say, ‘I love this room!’” A high level of customer service is key to Colorful Living. Recognizing that every job and every client is unique, Luella provides individualized service and attention to detail. She starts every job with a master plan to help clients create a vision for their home. The Weaver Animal Hospital 399 West Boundary Street • 419-874-3148 master plan often incorporates existing furnishings or family heirlooms to ensure that it reflects the client’s personality. “I will work with their things, on their timetable, and within their budget,” Luella adds. The name Colorful Living reflects Luella’s belief that the use of color is one of the most powerful and effective ways to transform a space. “I love color,” the owner says. “I try to encourage my clients to step outside their comfort zones and use color. Even a splash of accent color can really transform a room.” A Perrysburg resident for 30 years, Luella is always willing to give back to the community by donating to charity auctions and community projects and sponsoring workshops or giving presentations to community organizations. “I love owning a business in the town I call home,” she said. For more information, or to have Luella design a room that will make you smile, call 419-873-7666. imals. Frequently, Dr. Knepper will change an animal’s diet to compensate for any problems found. Summer is the time when most pets require extra bathing. Evelyn Truna, a professional groomer, has her own business in Weaver Animal Hospital. Call her business at 419-874-3140 for your pet’s bathing and grooming needs. As the allergy season approaches, signs of skin irritation or excessive scratching indicate a pet’s need to be seen immediately. Dr. Knepper’s flea control program controls invasive insects on the animal as well as in the environment. Allergies to pollen, grass, or weeds can be controlled through medication. The staff at Weaver Animal Hospital makes every effort to treat pets on an outpatient basis. However, extended hospital care is offered when the need arises. “We work many hours because we want to be available seven days a week so your pet can be treated the day it becomes ill,” said Dr. Knepper. Reasonable boarding also is offered to clients. The staff enjoys caring for pets and spoiling them with kindness. For client convenience, Dr. Knepper’s office offers morning and evening hours on weekdays, along with Saturday morning and Sunday evening appointments.
PROGRESS IN PERRYSBURG–JULY 2010 Page 45 The staff at Brown & Brown of Ohio, Inc., includes, front row, from left: Ben Goff, Mike Ross, Don Ammiller. Back row, from left: Angie Morgart, Deanna Capucini, Samantha Keen, Pam St. John, Dan McIntyre, Audrey Schnabel, Amy Dunn, Sharon Black, Amy Duden, Lynda Wilbert, Ed Dulgar, Angela Bush. Quality Family Eyecare, Inc. 1245 Schreier Road, Rossford • 419-666-0700 Progress is evident in the office of Quality Family Eyecare Inc. In October, Dr. Angela Jackson will be celebrating 10 years of patient care in Rossford. Her office has been serving patients from all over northwest Ohio and southern Michigan. As the practice has grown, so has the need for a new building. Ground-breaking took place in April, and the new facility will open in September. Located on Lime City Road, across from All Saints Catholic Church, the building will provide more room for patient care, an expanded dispensary with over 500 frames and increased parking. Dr. Jackson of Rossford is a Cardinal Stritch High School graduate. She is active in the community, especially the Rossford Business Association, and serves on the Owens Community College alumni board. Dr. Jackson frequently volunteers for the Ohio Optometric Association, giving “Real Eyes” presentations throughout the Rossford and Lake school districts. Adventures in Education students perform in “The Little Red Hen.” Dr. Jackson is pleased to announce the addition of a new associate. Dr. Tracy Needham joined Quality Family Eyecare in May and is available for patient care on Mondays. Dr. Needham is a 2002 graduate of the Ohio State University College of Optometry and provides primary eye care for the entire family. This year, the office also saw the retirement of long-time employee Diane Blair. She has worked for more than 30 years for the three doctors at the Schreier Road location and retired at the end of June. “Diane has been the binding force in the office, helping with the transitions between the doctors and our patients,” Dr. Jackson explained. “The doctors and staff wish her well in this new segment of progress in her life.” A Web site can be accessed at quality familyeyecare.net to allow patients the chance to make appointments and place orders over the Internet. New patients are always welcome at Quality Family Eyecare by calling 419-666-0700. Brown & Brown of Ohio, Inc. 360 Three Meadows Drive• 419-874-1974 Brown & Brown Insurance has enjoyed the peaceful setting of suburban Perrysburg since 1986. Located just off I-75 on Three Meadows Blvd., Brown & Brown is one of the top ten insurance brokers in the United States but still maintains its attention to detail for each and every customer large and small. From the Fortune 500 business to the neighbor down the street, Brown & Brown is looking out for the best interests of their client. Products offered include Property & Casualty, Employee Benefits, and Personal Lines. We also offer a unique program for Owner Operators leased to trucking firms that include drivers from all over the country. We specialize in offering the competitive pricing customers expect and unbeatable quick service turnaround. All customer service representatives have their appropriate insurance license, several hold multiple insurance designations and all employees continue their education on a yearly basis. The personal lines department offers customers the products they need to protect their personal assets – homeowners, automobile, personal articles floater, umbrella and boat insurance. The commercial lines department works directly with all types of businesses to specifically design insurance programs that work best for them. Marketing efforts are endless and Brown & Brown has the boundless ability to deal with most insurance carriers to meet their client’s needs. Great Lakes Risk Management, a division of Brown & Brown, provides group health, life, disability and other employee benefits insurance products. Their expertise in the health care industry is invaluable to their clients and potential prospects during the changing times in their industry. Under the leadership of Mike Ross, the office consists of employees that have an average of over 15 years experience in the insurance industry. Call Brown & Brown and find out why they are “an American Meritocracy.” Construction is well under way on the new office building for Quality Family Eyecare to be located on Lime City Road, across from All Saints Catholic Church. Dr. Jackson hopes to move from her Schreier Road office into the new 3,000-square-foot building in September. She will be joined by new associate Dr. Tracey Needham, who also is an optometrist. Attending the groundbreaking ceremony were builder Mike White, owner of Buckeye Real Estate Group; Dr. Jackson, her husband, Tom, and their three children Harry, Sophia and Daniela; Jeff Kaminski, project manager for Buckeye; and Rossford Mayor Bill Verbosky. Adventures in Education www.adventures-in-education.net • 419-861-4618 ADVENTURES IN EDUCATION has been providing summer fun in the Holland area since 1997. Director Elaine Sneider brings a wealth of music, theatre, performing and science fun with over 39 years of experience directing and instructing groups of children. The camps and workshops offered give children a chance to gain confidence while they have fun learning. Children 4-8 years of age can explore science with Dinosaurs, Plants, The Human Body, Food Chain and Kitchen Chemistry in THE MAGIC SCHOOL BUS RIDES AGAIN July 26-30. Girls 7-12 years of age will enjoy experiencing life as Elizabeth, Kirsten, Josephina, Samantha and Rebecca “lived” with AMER- ICAN GIRL ADVENTURES also July 26-30. Elaine offers piano lessons, voice lessons, The Doo Wop Girls weekly class, Broadway Stars of Tomorrow weekly class, children’s theatre classes and will be offering a special theatre class for middle schoolers this coming fall. Elaine also teaches Musical Jamboree at The 577 Foundation. For descriptions, dates and times go to adventures-in-education.net, 419-861-4618 or email Elaine at pianoadventures@bex.net.
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