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Page 16 — August 15, 2012 — PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL
The following items are needed by St. Rose Elementary
School students. Supplies will need to be replenished during
the school year. Mark all supplies with child’s name. No liquid
paper, white-out, or white-out pens. Students in grades
4-8 will not be allowed to have Trapper Keepers.
Developmental Kindergarten
Waterproof bookbag (no wheels); three, 8-oz. Purell
instant hand sanitizer; six .77-oz. Elmer’s washable school
glue sticks; one 10-count box of pencils; one box of eight
washable Crayola broad line classic markers; two boxes of
24 Crayola crayons; 12-count box of Crayola Twistable
color pencils; two-pocket, solid color vinyl folder with bottom
pocket, labeled with name; one roll of Bounty paper
towels; one package of 150-count plus Bounty Napkins; two
boxes of Puff or Kleenex tissues; three canisters of Clorox
fresh scent disinfecting wipes; one 50-count box of Ziploc
sandwich bags; one box of gallon-size Ziploc bags; one tube
of Pampers baby wipes (baby fresh, sensitive or natural aloe
unscented); tennis/athletic shoes, for physical education
class. Note: The physical education uniform is not required
for students in developmental kindergarten.
Kindergarten
Waterproof bookbag (no wheels); hand towel; one roll of
paper towels; one 8-oz. container of Purell instant hand sanitizer;
.77-oz. Elmer’s washable glue stick; one, 4 oz. bottle
of Elmer’s washable school glue; four boxes of 24-count
Crayola crayons; one 24-count box of Crayola Twistables
crayons; one 8-count package of Crayola washable watercolor
paints; 12-count package of Crayola 7” Twistables colored
pencils; 1, two-pocket, solid color vinyl folders with
bottom pockets; one three-pronged plastic-coated folder;
one Mead, one-subject, 70-sheet, wide-ruled spiral notebook;
tennis/athletic shoes for physical education class.
Note: The physical education uniform is not required for
kindergarten students.
First Grade
Small waterproof bookbag (no wheels); three 8-oz. bottles
of Purell instant hand sanitizer; four 4-oz. bottles of
Elmer’s washable school glue; two boxes of 24 Crayola
crayons; large pink Bevel eraser; 36 No. 2 yellow pencils,
sharpened; nylon heavy-duty pencil case; one pair sharp 5”
Fiskar scissors; six solid-color, vinyl two-pocket folders
(pockets on bottom, no center prongs) in each of the following
colors: red, yellow, blue, purple, green and orange; one
1” plain white three-ring binder; three boxes Puff or
Kleenex brand tissues; two canisters of Clorox fresh scent
disinfecting wipes; one large/jumbo size book sock; tennis
or athletic shoes for physical education class only; physical
education uniform (short/sweatpants must be purchased
through Schoolbelles; Schoolbelles shirts/sweatshirts, Saint
Rose spiritwear shirts/sweatshirts or THOL T-shirts.)
Second Grade
Waterproof bookbag; six Elmer’s .21 oz. washable
school glue sticks; heavy duty nylon pencil case; 8 Crayola
washable broad line classic markers; 8 Crayola washable
fine line classic markers; 24 Crayola crayons; 8 Crayola
washable watercolor paints; small pencil sharpener to keep
in pencil case; four large pink Bevel eraser; 48 No. 2 yellow
pencils, sharpened; two Papermate Flair red “fine” markers
(for editing); plastic ruler (bendable) with metric and inch
markings; 5” sharp Fiskar scissors; five, two-pocket solid
color vinyl folders with bottom pockets–one each in red,
yellow, blue, purple and green; one Mead 70-count wideruled
spiral notebooks; one-inch, 3-ring binder; package
dividers, five count, five tab; one roll Bounty paper towels;
one box of Puff or Kleenex brand tissues; two canisters of
Clorox fresh scent disinfecting wipes; one large box of
Ziploc gallon-size baggies; one container of hand sanitizer;
tennis/athletic shoes for physical education class only; physical
education uniform (short/sweatpants must be purchased
through Schoolbelles; Schoolbelles shirts/sweatshirts, Saint
Rose spiritwear shirts/sweatshirts or THOL T-shirts).
St. Rose School supply list Wednesday August 22 Professional meeting day for teachers
Third Grade
Waterproof bookbag; one .77 oz. Elmer’s washable
school glue stick; eight Crayola washable fine line classic
markers; 48 Crayola crayons; 24 Crayola colored pencils;
two Sharpie accent major/tank style highlighters (any color);
small pencil sharpener to keep in supply box; two large pink
Bevel erasers; 12 No. 2 yellow pencils, sharpened; one
heavy duty nylon pencil case; one purple ink pen; 2 twopocket
folders; three Composition notebooks; two 1” 3-ring
binders; five 5-tab dividers; one box of Puff or Kleenex
brand tissues; two canisters of Clorox fresh scent disinfecting
wipes; two large/jumbo book socks; two 3.5”x6”
sponges; one roll paper towels; one package wide-ruled
looseleaf paper; one box gallon-size Ziploc baggies;
tennis/athletic shoes for gym use only; physical education
uniform (short/sweatpants must be purchased through
Schoolbelles; Schoolbelles shirts/sweatshirts, Saint Rose
spiritwear shirts/sweatshirts or THOL T-shirts).
Fourth Grade
Waterproof bookbag (no wheels); Lockermate, wire, with
legs; one .77 oz. Elmer’s washable school glue stick; eight
Crayola washable broad line classic markers; 12 7” Crayola
colored pencils; one Sharpie accent major/tank style yellow
highlighter; six No. 2 lead pencils, sharpened, with erasers;
one large pink Bevel eraser; two heavy duty nylon pencil
cases; two red pens; six blue or black erasable pens; pencil
sharpener for pencil pouch; one package of lined index
cards; one package of 2”x2” Post It Notes; one posterboard;
7” sharp scissors; one two-pocket solid color vinyl folder
with bottom pockets; one two-pocket, three-pronged plasticcoated
folder; one package wide-ruled 200-count loose-leaf
Mead notebook paper; three Mead one subject, 70-count,
wide-ruled notebooks; one 1” three-ring binder; one roll
Bounty paper towels; two boxes of Puff or Kleenex brand
tissues; two canisters of Clorox fresh scent disinfecting
wipes; plastic expanding file; four large/jumbo size book
socks; tennis/athletic shoes for physical education class use
only; physical education uniform (short/sweatpants must be
purchased through Schoolbelles; Schoolbelles shirts/sweatshirts,
Saint Rose spiritwear shirts/sweatshirts or THOL Tshirts).
Mrs. Brady’s room only: two cans of tennis balls.
Fifth Grade
Waterproof bookbag (no wheels); one 8-oz. container of
Purell instant hand sanitizer; three Elmer’s .21 oz. washable
school glue sticks; eight Crayola washable fine line classic
markers; 24 7” Crayola colored pencils; three Sharpie accent
major/tank style highlighters of different colors; four No. 2
lead pencils, sharpened, with erasers; four large pink Bevel
erasers; two heavy duty nylon pencil bags; four red pens;
four blue or black pens; four blue or black erasable pens;
12” plastic ruler with metric and inch markings; 6” clear
protractor; 7” sharp scissors; four two-pocket solid color
vinyl folder with bottom pockets; two 200-count packages
of Mead wide-ruled looseleaf notebook paper; four Mead
one subject, 70-count, wide-ruled notebooks; 1” 3-ring
binder with three dividers; one 1” 3-ring binder with three
pocket dividers with tabs; two packages of 3”x5” lined
index cards; one roll of Bounty paper towels; one box of
Puffs or Kleenex brand tissues; one package hole reinforcements;
two canisters of Clorox fresh scent disinfecting
wipes; two packages of 3”x3” Post-It notes; three jumbo
size book socks; tennis shoes for physical education use
only; physical education uniform (short/sweatpants must be
purchased through Schoolbelles; Schoolbelles shirts/sweatshirts,
Saint Rose spiritwear shirts/sweatshirts or THOL Tshirts).
Mrs. Springer’s room only: Two cans of tennis
balls.
Grade 6
Waterproof bookbag; one 8-oz. container of Purell instant
hand sanitizer; one .21 oz. Elmer’s washable school glue
stick; four-oz. bottle of Elmer’s washable school glue; eight
Crayola washable fine line classic markers; 12 7” Crayola*
Turning Point Chiropractic celebrates first anniversary
On August 15th, 2011,
Dr. Jeffrey Elmore and Dr.
Rachel Berent opened their
doors to the public at Turning
Point Chiropractic. It’s
been exactly one year since
their opening day, but they
feel like it was just yesterday.
“We are so honored to
be in a town like Perrysburg.
The community and
our patients have given us
such a warm welcome this
past year,” said Dr. Berent.
A lot has changed in one
year for the two doctors.
Not only is their practice
growing, but in this past
year the two doctors got
married on New Year’s Eve
at St. Rose Catholic
Church. They were thrilled
to start a new life and to
continue their journey
together of making Perrysburg
and the Toledo area a
healthier place for all residents.
Dr. Elmore and Dr.
Berent are very passionate
about their method of
health care, because more
people than ever are starting
to search for alternative,
natural, and holistic ways to
achieve health. They are
also very driven by the type
of chiropractic they perform,
which is a unique
type of care called Upper
Cervical Chiropractic care.
Many people have heard of
full-spine chiropractors that
adjust multiple areas of the
spine in one visit. However,
Upper Cervical Chiroprac-
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6128C Merger Drive, Holland
with satellite classes at
South Suburban Animal
Hospital, Perrysburg
Dr. Rachel Berent and Dr. Jeffrey Elmore
tic care is a rapidly growing
technique that focuses on
the relationship of the top
two bones of the neck and a
very vital portion of the
nervous system, the brain
stem. The brain stem is the
healing communication
between the brain and the
rest of the body. This link
Owner Tonya Wilhelm & Dexter
between the upper neck and
brain stem is essential to
the body’s ability to heal.
Dr. Elmore adds, “We
have seen many cases of
neck pain, headaches and
low back pain alleviated
with minimal adjusting.
Chiropractic care is amazing
because it supports the
body’s natural healing
process.”
Their accurate and light
technique involves no
twisting, popping or cracking
of the neck and body.
This unique technique
offers endless possibilities
to restore your health while
seeing patients less and
obtaining more results.
Their technique is for you
and your family,
Come share in their journey
of getting the people of
Perrysburg and the surrounding
areas healthier.
Achieve the Turning Point
in your health today by
calling Drs. Jeff and Rachel
Elmore at 419-874-4840.
colored pencils (Twistables OK); three Sharpie accent
major/tank style highlighters of different colors; four No. 2
lead pencils, sharpened, with erasers; one large pink Bevel
eraser; one heavy-duty nylon pencil bag; four red pens; four
blue or black pens; 12” plastic ruler with metric and inch
markings (not bendable); compass; 6” clear protractor; 7”
sharp scissors; two two-pocket solid color vinyl folder with
bottom pockets; two 200-count packages of Mead wideruled
looseleaf notebook paper; three Mead one subject, 70count
wide-ruled spiral notebooks; four 1” 3-ring binders;
one package of 3”x5” lined index cards; one package of
loose-leaf 1/4” ruled graph paper; two rolls of paper towels;
three boxes of Puff or Kleenex brand tissues; one canister of
Clorox fresh scent disinfecting wipes; four large/jumbo size
book socks; one Composition notebook; one posterboard;
one pair of tennis/athletic shoes for physical education use
only; physical education uniform (short/sweatpants must be
purchased through Schoolbelles; Schoolbelles shirts/sweatshirts,
Saint Rose spiritwear shirts/sweatshirts or THOL Tshirts).
Grade 7
Waterproof bookbag; two 8 oz. bottles of Purell Instant
Hand Sanitizer; scientific calculator (those buying a new
one may want to consider the purchase of a TI-84 graphing
calculator, which will be needed in eighth grade); one .21oz.
Elmer’s washable school glue stick; one four-ounce bottle
of Elmer’s washable school glue; 8 Crayola washable
fine line classic markers; 12 7” Crayola colored pencils
(Twistables OK); three Sharpie accent major/tank style highlighters
of different colors; four No. 2 lead pencils with
erasers, sharpened; three two-pocket solid color, vinyl folder
with bottom pockets; two 200-count packages of Mead
looseleaf, wide ruled notebook paper; three Mead 70-count,
one-subject spiral notebooks; four 1” 3-ring binders; three
packages of five count, five-tab dividers; one package of
3”x5” lined white index cards; one package of loose-leaf
ruled graph paper, 1/4”; two boxes of Puffs or Kleenex
brand tissues; one container of Clorox fresh scent disinfectant
wipes; four large/jumbo size book socks; one Composition
notebook; one roll of Bounty paper towels; one pair of
tennis/athletic shoes for physical education use only; physical
education uniform (short/sweatpants must be purchased
through Schoolbelles; Schoolbelles shirts/sweatshirts, Saint
Rose spiritwear shirts/sweatshirts or THOL T-shirts).
Grade 8
Waterproof bookbag; two 8-oz. bottles Purell instant
hand sanitizer; one graphing calculator; two .21-oz. Elmer’s
washable school glue stick; one 4-oz. bottle Elmer’s washable
school glue; 8 Crayola washable fine line classic markers;
12 7” Crayola colored pencils (Twistables OK); three
Sharpie accent major/tank style highlighters of different colors;
four No. 2 lead pencils, sharpened, with erasers; one
large pink Bevel eraser; one heavy-duty nylon pencil bag;
four red pens; four blue or black pens; 12” plastic ruler with
metric and inch markings (not bendable); compass; 6” clear
protractor; 7” sharp scissors; three two-pocket solid color,
vinyl folder with bottom pockets; two packages of Mead
200-count wide ruled looseleaf notebook paper; three1-subject,
70-count wide-ruled Mead spiral notebooks; three 1”
three-ring binders (four if in honors geometry); two packages
of five tab dividers (three if in honors geometry); one
package of 3”x5” lined white index cards; one package of
loose-leaf ruled graph paper, 1/4”; one roll of Bounty paper
towels; three boxes of Puffs or Kleenex brand tissues; one
container of Clorox fresh scent disinfectant wipes; four
large/jumbo size book socks; one Composition notebook;
one pair of tennis/athletic shoes for physical education use
only; physical education uniform (short/sweatpants must be
purchased through Schoolbelles; Schoolbelles shirts/sweatshirts,
Saint Rose spiritwear shirts/sweatshirts or THOL Tshirts).
Honors Math: two college-ruled spiral notebooks;
two packages of college-ruled looseleaf notebook paper.
Teen Summer Reading events
come to a close at Way Library
This year’s teen summer
reading program at Way
Library was a success.
Fourteen events for students,
ages 11-15, were
held at the library during
the course of the six-week
program, with a total attendance
of more than 250 students.
Teens also were
encouraged to write brief
book reviews for each item
read throughout the summer.
More than 300
reviews were submitted.
Special events included
a photo contest, science
experiments using a Van de
Graaff generator, Wii gaming
tournaments, an America’s
Next Top Monster
competition, Teen Jeopardy,
crafting with duct tape, a
Creature Feature Film Festival,
Pizza and Pages Teen
Book Club, and CRP and
First Aid for Babysitters.
By attending summer
reading events, teens were
automatically entered into
Mind-Body Awareness,
One Bite at a Time!
Mindful Eating Workshops
Individual Coaching Sessions
Mindful Eating Seminars
Personalized Retreats
Next workshop starts September 6th!
•Learn how to eat in today’s fast food frenzy.
•Practice skills that get better and better each time you eat.
•Take charge to improve your health and personal well-being.
The Mindful Eating Coach
Ellen Cullman, Ph.D.
975 Commerce Dr., Perrysburg
mindfuleatingcoach@gmail.com
419.494.7699
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Rachel Brandel was the
winner of the grand prize in
the summer reading raffle.
an end-of-summer grand
prize raffle for a Kindle
Fire. The winner was
Rachael Brandel.
Owens Illinois and the
Friends of Way Public
Library made contributions
to the reading program.
YA programming will
resume in September with a
new event every Friday.
For more information, visit
http://wayteens.blogspot.co
m or contact Adria Pugh,
YA librarian, at 419-874-
3135, extension 109.
PMT annual
meeting set
for August 23
Help is just a call away! Perrysburg Musical The-
atre will announce its 2012-
13 musical season at the
annual meeting on August
23, at 7 p.m., in the Perrysburg
High School auditorium.
All are invited to attend.
Saint Rose School 2012-13 Calendar
Friday August 24 Meet the teachers, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Wednesday August 29 Pupils report for first day
Monday September 3 No School–Labor Day
Thursday September 20 No School–Tentative Waiver Day
Diocesan Curriculum Inservice
Friday September 21 No School–Tentative Waiver Day
Diocesan Symposium at Seagate
Friday September 26 End of first quarter
Tuesday November 6 No School–tentative waiver day, professional
development for staff
Wednesday November 7 Parent/Teacher evening conferences–school in session
Thursday November 8 Parent/Teacher evening conferences–school in session
Friday November 9 No School–Teacher Comp Day for parent-teacher
evening conferences
Wednesday November 21 No School–Teacher Comp Day for parent-teacher
evening conferences
Thursday November 22 No School–Thanksgiving Recess
Friday November 23 No School–Thanksgiving Recess
Monday December 24 Christmas vacation begins–No School
Thursday January 3 School resumes
Thursday January 17 End of Second Quarter
Friday January 18 No School–Professional meeting day for teachers
Monday January 21 No School–Martin Luther King Day
Monday February 18 No School–Presidents’ Day Weekend
Sunday March 3 All school open house from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.
Friday March 22 End of Third Quarter
Friday March 29 No School–Easter Break Begins
Monday April 8 School resumes
Tuesday May 7 No school–tentative waiver day–Professional
development for staff
Monday May 27 No School–Memorial Day
Wednesday June 5 Graduation; last day for students; end of fourth quarter
Thursday June 6 Professional meeting day for teachers
Note: If the calamity day limit is exceeded, make up days will be added to the end of the
school year, beginning with Thursday, June 6.
St. Rose School policy for
free and reduced-price meals
Saint Rose School recently announced
its 2012-13 program year policy for free
and reduced-price meals for students
unable to pay the full price of meals served
under the National School Lunch and
School Breakfast, After School Care Snack
or Special Milk Program. The school office
has a copy of the policy, which may be
reviewed by any interested party.
The Federal Income Eligibility Guidelines
will be used for determining eligibility.
Children from families whose annual
income is at or below the Federal Guidelines
are eligible for free and reduced price
meals or free milk if the school participates
in the Special Milk Program.
Application forms are being distributed
to all homes in a letter to parents or
guardians. To apply for free and reducedprice
benefits, households should fill out
the application and return it to the school.
Additional copies are available at the principal’s
office. A complete application is
required. Households which currently
receive Special Nutrition Assistance Program
Benefits (SNAP, formally known as
food stamps) or Ohio Works First (OWF)
funds for household member on the application.
Households which do not receive
SNAP or OWF funds must provide the
names of all household members, the
Social Security Number of the adult signing
the application or state “none” if the
adult does not have a number, the amount
and source of income received by each
household member, (state the monthly
income) and the signature of an adult
household member. If any of this information
is missing, the school cannot process
the application.
Free health care: Families with children
eligible for school meals may be eligible
for free health care coverage through Medicaid
and/or Ohio’s Healthy Start and
Healthy Families programs. These programs
include coverage for doctor visits,
immunizations, physicals, prescriptions,
dental, vision, mental health, substance
abuse and more. Call 1-800-324-8680 for
more information or to request an application.
Information also can be found on the
Web at http://jfs.ohio.gov//OHP/consumers/family
child.stm. Anyone who has
an Ohio Medicaid card is already receiving
these services.
The information provided on the application
is confidential and will be used only
for the purpose of determining eligibility
and may be verified at any time during the
school year by school or other program
official. To discourage the possibility of
misrepresentation, the application forms
616 Dixie Hwy.
419-666-5453
contain a statement above the space for signature
certifying that all information furnished
is true and correct. Applications are
being made in connection with the receipt
of federal funds. Schools or other officials
may check the information on the application
at any time during the school year.
Deliberate misrepresentation of information
may subject the applicant to prosecution
under applicable state and federal
laws.
Households will be notified of the
approval or denial of benefits.
Foster children are categorically eligible
for free meal benefits regardless of the
household’s income. If a family has foster
children living with them and wishes to
apply for such meals or milk for them, contact
the school for more information.
Under the provision of the policy, Mrs.
Gail Tucholski, secretary, will review the
applications and determine eligibility. If a
parent or guardian disagrees with the decision
on the application or the result of verification,
the decision may be discussed
with the determining official on an informal
basis. If a formal appeal is desired, the
household has the right to a fair hearing. A
fair hearing can be requested either orally
or in writing from: Mrs. Barbara Jenks,
principal, 217 East Front Street, Perrysburg,
Ohio 43551; phone, 419-874-5631.
The policy contains an outline of the
hearing procedure. Households may apply
for benefits any time during the school
year. If a household is not currently eligible
and if the household size increases or
income decreases because of unemployment
or other reasons, the family should
contact the school to file a new application.
Such changes may make the children of
the family eligible for free or reduced-price
benefits if the family income falls at or
below the levels in the policy.
Non-discrimination Statement: This
explains what to do if you believe you have
been treated unfairly. In accordance with
Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture
policy, this institution is prohibited
from discrimination on the basis of race,
color, national origin, sex, age or disability.
To file a complaint of discrimination, write
USDA, Director, Office of Adjudication,
1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington,
D.C. 20250-9410 or call toll free 866-
632-9992 (voice). Individuals who are
hearing impaired or have speech disabilities
may contact USDA through the Federal
Relay Service at 800-877-8339 or 800-845-
6136 (Spanish).
USDA is an equal opportunity provider
and employer.
It’s Back TO School Time!
Rossford
Moe’s
Place!
Home of the
FLAMING
MOE
BURGER!
620 Dixie Hwy.
419-666-9314