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Page 22 — August 15, 2012 — PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL Toth Elementary School 2012-13 supply list The following items are needed by Toth Elementary School students. Half-Time Kindergarten Backpack, no wheels; paint shirt; pair of gym shoes to be worn to school on gym day; a 1/2” white presentation view binder; two boxes small Crayola crayons (12 or 24 count); 12 Crayola colored pencils; one box of eight broad tip Classic Color Crayola markers; Fiskar’s pointed scissors, 12 No. 2 pencils; two 4-oz. bottles of white school glue; one large glue sticks; one package of paper cups (no Styrofoam); two containers of Clorox wipes. Girls only: One roll paper towels, one box sandwich size Ziploc bags; four pack of low-odor dry erase markers. Boys only: One package napkins; one large bottle hand sanitizer; one box of gallon-size Ziploc bags. Label backpack, paint shirt and scissors with student’s name. Everyday Kindergarten A 1/2” white presentation view binder; one soft eraser; Crayola colored pencils (12 count); two, 4-oz. bottles of Elmer’s School Glue or Elmer’s Glue All (no blue gel or clear glue); four glue sticks (no invisible purple); Fiskar’s school scissors; two boxes small Crayola crayons (12 or 24 count; 12 No. 2 pencils; one box of eight broad tip Classic Color Crayola markers; two boxes of Kleenex; one package of paper cups (no Styrofoam); two containers of disinfectant wipes; backpack (no wheels); oversize T-shirt for paint shirt; pair of gym shoes to be worn to school on gym day. Boys only: one box gallon Ziploc bags, one roll paper towels, one package of small paper plates. Girls only: one box Ziploc sandwich bags, one package of large paper plates, one package napkins. Label backpack, paint shirt and scissors with student’s name. First Grade Do not buy a supply box at this time. Teachers will show students what is needed when school starts. Two boxes of 24 crayons; 2” white presentation view binder; The following items are needed by Frank Elementary School students. Individual teachers may request additional supplies during the first week of school as their needs may be different from other teachers at the same grade level. Kindergarten Large backpack (goes back and forth to school daily); one pair Fiskars pointed tip metal blade scissors; one box eight skinny Crayola crayons (classic colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown and black); four pencils with erasers, standard size, No. 2 lead, sharpened; four glue sticks; one 4 oz. bottle of Elmer’s white school glue; one box of Crayola washable markers with wide tips, (eight classic colors: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, brown and black); one red pocket folder without prongs; one yellow pocket folder without prongs; one small school box (8”x6”x3”-approx.) with no handles; one small bag “Gummy” lifesavers; tennis shoes to be worn from home on gym days (day to be announced in newsletter); T-shirt (oversized) with child’s name on it for a paint shirt; a beach towel for rest time, labeled with child’s name; one box Kleenex; one box of crackers or cookies to share for snack time. Mrs. Gigliotti’s classes only: One Prang watercolor paint set. All Girls: one large package of napkins and one box of gallon-size Ziploc baggies. All Boys: One container of antibacterial wipes and one box of quart-size Ziploc baggies. Items that need to be labeled are: scissors, marker box (keep markers in the box), school box, backpack, paint set, glue bottle, towel and paint shirt. Do not label other items. First Grade One-inch, heavy duty binder; box of 16 Crayola crayons; large pink eraser; three folders with two bottom pockets; four .77 oz. Elmer’s glue sticks; two low odor Expo fine point dry erase markers; set of eight broad, washable Crayola markers; 70-page wide, spiral notebook; one set of addition flash cards; one set of subtraction flash cards; 12 No. 2 pencils, sharpened; 8”x5” school box; pointed Fiskars scissors for kids; container of Wet Ones; one box tissues; hand sanitizer. Boys: One 25count box gallon-size Ziploc bags. Girls: One 25-count box quart-size Ziploc bags. Mrs. Hollabaugh’s class only: two 4oz. bottles Elmer’s white glue. Mrs. Hollabaugh’s and Ms. Richter’s classes only: 12 long colored Crayola pencils; Additional items needed include bookbag or backpack (no wheels), and gym shoes on gym days. Mrs. Hollabaugh’s class only: Please label all supplies with your child’s name, including individual crayons, pencils and markers. Mrs. Baum’s and Ms. Richter’s classes: Do not label pencils, crayons or markers. Second Grade One inch hard cover binder with pockets; 9”x12” clipboard; 24-count Crayola crayons; large pink eraser; addition First Baptist Church of Perrysburg will hold a Back to School Bash on Saturday, August 18, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. The event will be held on the front lawn of the church located at 590 West South Boundary Street, Perrysburg. There will be food, drinks, Children’s Resource Center • Crisis Intervention 24 hours a day • Diagnostic assessment • Counseling / Psychotherapy • Individual/Group counseling • Programs for young parents and children • Residential treatment • Suicide Prevention • Substance Abuse Services Serving children, adolescents and families in Wood County for over 30 years. CALL 419-352-7588 or 888-466-KIDS 1045 Klotz Rd., Bowling Green, Oh. www.crcwoodcounty.org two yellow highlighters; classic color watercolor markers (both wide and fine line); 12 colored pencils; six regular size glue sticks; two 4-oz. Elmer’s white school glue; Fiskar’s pointed scissors; 12 sharpened No. 2 pencils; soft eraser; two Composition notebooks; one pack 3x5 wirebound index cards; one tub of disinfecting wipes; fourpack of low-odor dry eraser markers; box of tissues; backpacks (no wheels); paint shirt. Girls only: One box of quart-size Ziploc bags; one roll of paper towels. Boys only: One box of one-gallon-size Ziploc bags; one box of two-gallon-size Ziploc bags. Second Grade All supplies will be community supplies; no supply boxes are necessary. Box of 24 crayons; colored pencils; eight washable classic color markers; pointed metal scissors; one 4-oz. bottle of white school glue; nine small or four large glue sticks; 48 sharpened pencils; one package of multi-colored highlighters; chunk eraser; one package of pencil top erasers; one solid color pocket folder; two boxes of tissues; ruler; low-odor skinny dry erase markers; two containers antibacterial or baby wipes; one bottle of hand sanitizer; one roll of Scotch tape; paint shirt; tennis shoes to be worn on gym days; one white 3M Command large hook (holds up to five pounds). Girls only: One box of sandwich-size Ziploc bags; one roll of paper towels. Boys only: One box of gallon-size Ziploc bags and one roll box of two-gallon size Ziploc bags. Shaffer and Rainey’s classes only: 1” binder with plastic cover sheet on cover. Third Grade Twelve No. 2 pencils, sharpened; one pencil sharpener with shaving receptacle; one box of 24 crayons; fine line watercolor markers; watercolor paints; two boxes of 24 colored pencils, sharpened; two large erasers; one bottle of 4-oz. Elmer’s white school glue; two white Elmer’s glue sticks; Fiskar’s pointed scissors; one package of wide lined notebook paper; 12-inch ruler with metric markings; and subtraction flashcards; five, two-pocket folders; four .21 oz. Elmer’s glue sticks; eight Crayola broad washable markers; two, 70-page wide spiral notebooks; box of No. 2 pencils, sharpened; 8”x5” school box; pointed Fiskars scissors for kids; box of tissues; antibacterial wipes; four-ounce bottle of Elmer’s white glue; one Expo 2 broad tip low odor dry erase marker; one 7.5-oz. pump bottle of hand sanitizer. Girls: 20count box of gallon-size Ziploc bags. Boys: 25-count box of sandwich-size Ziploc bags. Additional items needed: bookbag or backpack; gym shoes on gym days. Please label all supplies with your child’s name. Third Grade Book bag; one 1-1/2” heavy duty binder; 48-count Crayola crayons; five subject dividers; large pink eraser; 2 two-pocket folders; two .21 oz. Elmer’s glue sticks; 4-ounce bottle of Elmer’s white glue; broad yellow highlighter; one pack of 100 3”x5” ruled index cards; Expo 2, low odor dry erase marker; eight broad, washable Crayola markers; 70-page wide-lined notebook; 200-count wide looseleaf paper; red ballpoint pen; 24 No. 2 pencils, sharpened; 12 long Crayola colored pencils; 12” ruler with standard and metric markings; 8”x5” school box; pointed Fiskars scissors for kids; Scotch tape; one box of tissues; container of antibacterial wipes. Mrs. Jackson’s and Mrs. Stoffel’s classes only: 20-count box of quart-size Ziploc bags. Mrs. Waddell’s and Mrs. Stoffel’s classes only: 9”x12.5” clipboard. Fourth Grade Heavy duty 1-1/2” binder (no Trappers); pencil box; five subject dividers; one 70-page spiral wide notebook; 24-count Crayola crayons; two large pink erasers; one red pocket folder; one green pocket folder; two .21-oz. Elmer’s glue sticks; four colored highlighters; two Expo 2 low odor dry erase markers; one package 200-count wide-lined, looseleaf notebook paper; No. 2 pencils, sharpened; 12 long Crayola colored pencils; pointed Fiskars scissors for kids; two boxes Kleenex tissues; container of antibacterial wipes. Boys: One box of quart-size Ziploc bags. Girls: One box of gallon-size Ziploc bags. Mrs. Morgan’s and Mr. Thomas’s classrooms only: Clipboard. Label all supplies individually with child’s name. Fifth Grade One 1-1/2” binder; pencil case or box; large pink eraser; four two-pocket folders (red, blue, yellow, black); six .21 oz. Elmer’s glue sticks; 8-oz. Purell hand sanitizer; one container anti-bacterial wipes; broad yellow highlighter; 24 pack crayons; four 70-page wide lined notebooks, non-perforated (red, blue, yellow, black); two red ballpoint pens; 24 No. 2 plain yellow pencils, sharpened; 12 long Crayola colored pencils; 6” Fiskars student scissors; two boxes of tissues; four pack of Expo 2, low-odor, dry erase markers; 3x5 index cards. Label all supplies. No wheeled backpacks. zippered three-ring two-inch wide binder with six “see through” insertable dividers; one roll paper towels; one box of gallon-size Ziploc bags; one large box tissues; paint shirt; small supply box; two black Expo dry erase makers for whiteboards; two highlighter markers (yellow/pink); one cylinder of Wet Ones. Schad’s class only: Steno pad. Fourth Grade One cylinder Clorox disinfecting wipes; 2” binder with one package of eight dividers; two boxes tissues; basic calculator; six three-prong pocket folders; two packages of wide-lined notebook paper; 3-ring pencil pouch; two spiral notebooks; paint shirt; 24 No. 2 pencils; 24-count box of crayons; four glue sticks; eight-10 watercolor markers; pointed metal scissors; colored pencils; four black lowodor dry erase markers for use on white boards; two red pens; eraser; two highlighters; 12” non-flexible ruler with metric and U.S. customary markings. Boys Only: One box of gallon-size Ziploc bags. Girls Only: One box quartsize Ziploc bags. Fifth Grade One 2” and one 1” binder; supply box; one package of 3”x5” index cards; 12-inch ruler; eight-count package of washable markers; colored pencils; 24-count box of crayons; pointed metal scissors; pencil pouch with three holes; two 100-count, wide-ruled notebook paper and reinforcements; 15 notebook tab dividers; 24 No. 2 pencils, sharpened; one large eraser; two red grading pens; two ultra fine Sharpie markers; three highlighters; 4-oz. gluestick; one bottle of glue; two rolls of transparent tape; two boxes of tissues; paint shirt; four low-odor dry erase markers; three single-subject wide-ruled spiral notebooks (70- 100 pages each; 2 two-pocket folders. Boys Only: One container of Clorox wipes, one box gallon-size zip-up storage bags. Girls Only: One container of Clorox wipes, one box of quart-size Ziploc bags. Treece only: Two single subject spiral notebooks and one Composition notebook. Frank School supply list Woodland supply list First Baptist Church to host Back to School Bash Aug. 18 a bounce house and more. School supplies will be available to those who need them, while supplies last. The supplies will be given on a first come, first served basis. The event is open to all residents of Perrysburg and the surrounding communities. American Heritage Girls to hold kick-off event Aug. 23 American Heritage Girls (AHG) will hold a kick-off event on Thursday, August 23, at 7 p.m., at the YMCA Adventure Center, 210 East South Boundary Street, Perrysburg. AHG is a Christ-centered service organization for girls ages 5 to 18. The local troop meets on the second, third and fourth Thursday, September through May, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The kindergart- The Classifieds are the Cat’s Meow Perrysburg Messenger Journal 419-874-2528 ners’ meeting ends at 7:45 p.m. AHG develops spiritual, social and leadership skills through serving the community, earning badges, and making lasting friendships. Interested girls and their parents can learn more about the organization and upcoming events at the kick-off. For more information, send an email to Kimberly Klenda at klendafam5@gmail .com. Listed below are supplies needed by Woodland School students. Individual teachers may request additional supplies during the first week of school, as their needs may be different from other teachers at the grade level. If folders are mentioned in your list, please do not send Trapper Keepers-they do not fit in the desks. Some items may need to be replaced, as needed. Kindergarten Scissors–please make sure they will cut easily (child’s Fiskars), labeled; 10 plain No. 2 pencils, sharpened and not labeled; old T-shirt for painting, labeled; backpack, labeled; beach towel, labeled (all day only); small plastic school box, labeled; two boxes of eight crayons, each crayon labeled; one wide-lined spiral notebook, labeled; six large Elmer’s glue sticks, not labeled; Crayola Washable Magic Markers, not labeled; two black dry erase markers, not labeled; one container Clorox disinfectant wipes, bleach free; two AA batteries; 1/2-inch white binder. Last Name A-H: One box snack-size Ziploc bags; one box tissues. Last Name I-R: One box of sandwich-size Ziploc bags; one bottle of Germ-x hand sanitizer. Last Name S-Z: One box of gallon-size Ziploc bags; one additional Crayola washable markers. First Grade Regular plastic school box; 12 plain yellow No. 2 pencils, each sharpened; large, soft eraser; box of 24 Crayola crayons; colored pencils, sharpened; one Expo 2 thick dry erase marker; one highlighter; Fiskars pointed tip scissors with plastic handle; 12 large glue sticks; one box of tissues; paint shirt (labeled); backpack, no wheels; two 70-page spiral notebooks (wide ruled, no perforations); one old, clean sock; two wirebound sets of index cards. Boys–one container of Clorox disinfectant wipes, bleach free. Girls–one box of gallon size Ziploc bags. Second Grade Plastic storage box, 11”x7”x3” (Ziploc brand); large eraser; pencil top erasers; washable Crayola markers (box of 10); Fiskar’s pointed scissors; one four-ounce bottle of Elmer’s Glue; six Elmer’s glue sticks; box of 24 Crayola crayons; art shirt; backpack (no wheels); two sturdy folders, bottom pockets. Do not label the following items: two large boxes of tissues. Last Names A-M: One box of sandwich-size Ziploc bags. Last Names N-R: One box of gallon-size Ziploc bags. Last Names S-Z: One 8-oz. bottle of Germ-X hand sanitizer. Third Grade Pointed scissors; four glue sticks; crayons (minimum 16, labeled); school box; four odorless dry erase markers, labeled; one clean old sock; two packages of 12 No. 2 pencils; erasers; wide-lined white loose-leaf notebook paper; one folder with bottom pockets (no large ring notebooks or Trapper Keepers); one large box of facial tissues; paint shirt, labeled; small box of colored pencils, labeled; one highlighter; one container of Clorox disinfectant wipes, bleach free. Girls only: One box of gallon size Ziploc bags. Boys only: One box of sandwich size Ziploc bags. No rolling backpacks. Fourth Grade Items should not be labeled. Binders and supply boxes not needed. One packages of wide-lined notebook paper; three packs of yellow No. 2 pencils, sharpened; two large glue sticks; two large erasers; markers; paint shirt; one large box of tissues; one box of quart-size Ziploc bags; two plastic folders with bottom pockets; one Expo dry erase marker; three singlesubject, spiral notebooks; five blue pens. No rolling backpacks. Fifth Grade White, wide-lined, loose-leaf notebook paper; 12 No. 2 pencils with erasers; two blue or black ballpoint pens; two glue sticks; pointed scissors; box of 24 crayons; washable markers; school box for supplies; large box of facial tissues; pencil pouch; two folders with pockets; paint shirt; 2” three-ring binder (zippered binder is acceptable); seven tab dividers; two single subject spiral notebooks; one highlighter; one pack of 3”x5” index cards; one pack of 3”x3” Post-It Notes. No rolling backpacks. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN TOLD: “Live with it” “It’s a natural part of getting old” “It’s stress” “It’s in your mind” “Here, take these” Sound familiar? You’re not alone! Now it’s time to take control of your health and achieve the Turning Point in your life! Call our office today to set up your FREE consultation with the doctors. Dr. Jeffrey Elmore Dr. Rachel Elmore Turning Point Chiropractic 353 Elm Street, Suite B Perrysburg, OH 43551 419-874-4840 www.myturningpointchiro.com Sixth Grade This is a listing of general sixth grade school supplies. Not all supplies–art, technology, language arts, exploratory French, etc.–are included. These supply requests will be given to students on the first day of school. Basic student supplies (to be given to science teacher): two boxes of tissues; two red pens; pack of highlighters; 3”x5” white lined cards; two glue sticks. Student supplies (students should have with them at all times): 1-1/2” or 2” sturdy, three-ring binder; eight-subject dividers or two packages of dividers; one regular-point Sharpie permanent black pen; small set of colored pencils; one pocket folder, three-hole punched; two packages of lined paper; scissors; pencils; two heavy duty spiral notebooks with pockets, i.e., Five Star brand; pencil pouch; two jumbo size book sox. Math supplies: 1-1/2” sturdy, three-ring binder; one package dry erase markers; one scientific calculator from the following list: TI 34 multiview, TI 30XIIS TI 34II or TI 30XA. (Note: The TI 30X multiview is not allowed on state tests). Language Arts: •Mrs. Bock: 2” binder (used solely for LA); seven dividers; one package sticky notes (will be collected for community supplies.) •Ms. Budnick: 1-1/2” or 2” sturdy, three-ring binder (used solely for LA); package of subject dividers; package of wide-ruled lined paper (will be collected for community supplies); one 70-100 page, one-subject spiral notebook (remains in classroom); small package Post-It notes (will be collected for community supplies.) •Mrs. Courtney: 2” binder with plastic cover (to insert a paper for a cover); five dividers to use in the binder labeled at follows: Reading Resources, Writing Resources, Spelling/Vocab, Grammar, Handouts. Ms. Courtney will expect students to have paper, pens, pencils, highlighters, and art supplies The second annual Bow Wow Bash will be held Saturday, August 18, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in conjunction with the annual Maumee Summer Fair. The new location on the corner of Conant and Broadway streets will be filled with dog related vendors and rescue groups with dogs available for adoption. The community is invited to bring their dogs and enter contests including ugliest dog, cutest dog, best costume, most talented, owner/pet look-a-like, and more. The event is free and prizes will be awarded. The Bow Wow Bash benefits the Humane Ohio spay/neuter clinic. Humane Ohio vet techs will offer nail clippings for $5. A pet food drive will be held during the event for the Humane Ohio pet food bank. Dry and wet dog and cat food also may be dropped off at Kingston Residence of Perrysburg, 333 East Boundary, or Kingston Residence of Sylvania, 4125 King Road, through August 17. Humane Ohio operates a non-profit, low-cost spay/neuter clinic and pet food bank which provided services to more than 12,500 animals in 2011 Junior High supply lists (crayons, markers, or colored pencils) when they come to class every day. They can use these supplies in their other classes as well. •Mrs. Horrall: The following will be turned in for community supplies–sharpened pencils; one red pen; one pack, wide ruled notebook paper. A separate binder is not needed. Students will tab a section in their binder for language arts. Supplies not required, but appreciated: disinfectant wipes, colored pencils, crayons and markers for community use. •Mrs. Switala: 2” binder with plastic cover (to insert a paper for a cover); five dividers to use in the binder labeled as follows: Reading Resources, Writing Resources, Spelling/Vocab, Grammar, Handouts. Students are expected to have paper, pens, pencils, highlighters, and art supplies (crayons, markers, or colored pencils) when they come to class every day. They can use these supplies in their other classes as well. Seventh Grade Science: three-ring binder (1” recommended); red grading pen; looseleaf paper; scientific calculator (same as for math); highlighter. Boys: one box of tissues to be given to science teacher for team. Girls: one pack of pencils to be given to science teacher for team. Social Studies: Highlighter; one pack colored pencils; pens; looseleaf paper; spiral notebook; folder. Math: Folder/binder (choose your method of organization); looseleaf paper; TI-30X IIS Scientific Calculator. Supplies to be turned in to the math teacher: 24 pencils. Boys: One pack of wide-ruled looseleaf paper–give to math teacher. Girls: One box of sandwichsize Ziploc bags–give to math teacher. 7th Grade Choir: one 1” three-ring binder (any color); No. 2 pencils; any color highlighter. Exploratory French (elective): One 1”, three-ring binder. and distributed more than 71,000 pounds of pet food. The spay/neuter clinic serves all northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan pet parents, people caring for free-roaming cats, animal shelters and rescue groups. The non-profit organization can offer low-cost Barber’s The In SPECIAL HAIR $ 8 Expires 9-1-12 • 14 yrs. and younger. • Bring coupon or mention ad! Brent, Becky & Lou HOURS: Wed. 11-7; Thurs. 9-2; Fri. 9-2; Sat. 9-2 Language Arts: 2” binder; five dividers for binder; onesubject spiral notebook; No. 2 pencils; grading pens or markers; one-pocket folder; one package of Crayola crayons, labeled with name. Students with last names beginning with A-M: Pack of blue or black pens; two boxes of tissues. Students with last names beginning with N-Z: One pack of good quality pencils; two pads of 3”x3” Post It Notes. Eighth Grade All eighth grade students will need to have the following supplies on the first day of school: one box of tissues (turn in to science teacher); red pens for grading only; No. 2 pencils; looseleaf notebook paper; highlighters; colored pencils/markers; ruler (marked in metric and standard); scientific calculator, TI-30XIIS; 2, three-ringed binders, 1-1/2” or larger; six tab dividers; 2 two-pocket folders; two spiral notebooks; earbuds (recommended); one four-pack of AAA batteries to be turned in to math teacher. Suggested: Zippered pouch for holding supplies. Social studies–one new or used tennis ball. Language Arts–in addition to the above: Looseleaf notebook paper; two packages of 100 3”x5” white, lined index cards; Post-It/Sticky notes in five colors; highlighters; red pens; blue pens; 1 two-pocket folder; one spiral notebook; colored pencils; flash drive/memory stick; one box of tissues. For elective courses (in addition to above): Art I: 1 two-pocket folder; two No. 2 pencils (one must be a traditional wood pencil). French: Three-ringed binder or folder; one box of tissues. Industrial technology: 1 two pocket folder; one mechanical pencil; colored pencils/markers. Spanish 1: Spiral notebook; 1 two-pocket folder. Gifted language arts: 2” binder; five tab dividers. More details and information will be sent home during the first few days of school. Bow Wow Bash to benefit Humane Ohio 129 W. Third Street • 419-874-6684 spay/neuter prices because of private donations and grants to help subsidize the true, higher cost of spay/neuter procedures. For additional information on the Maumee Street Fair, visit the Web site at www.maumeesummerfair .com. Register Re Register NOW! Evening classes cla s sses begin AUGUST 27 Affordable Afford a able fee schedule! 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Going the Extra Mile for Perrysburg Kids one-mile family walk/run set for Aug. 25 Going the Extra Mile for Perrysburg Students, a onemile family walk/run and community raffle/silent auction will be held Saturday, August 25, at the Commodore Building, 140 East Indiana Avenue. The goal is to help recuperate a portion of the $91,000 missing from the Perrysburg Elementary Parents Association and Toth Parents Club to provide funding for the 2012-13 school year. The race registration fee is $10 per person for both walkers and runners and $50 for a family of five or more. Registrants may pick up race packets from 8 to 9:30 a.m. on August 25. Participants will receive one raffle entry and will be provided with water, a snack Fuz e ed Dr Drawing awing wit with h Glass ffor or KILN-FORMED GL GLASS ASS SSTUDIO 1114 14 WW. . SOUTH BBOUNDARY OUNDARYY IN THE CCOUNTRY OUNTRY Y CCHARM HARM SHOPPIN SHOPPING G CENTER IN PERRY PERRYSBURG, YSBURG, OHIO AR AROUND OUND THE BBACK ACK OF THE DOLL DOLLAR AR GENERAL FuzedKILN-FORMED F TUDIO FFor or mor more e inf information, ormation, mation, go t to o www www.fuzedstudio.com .fuzedstudio.com or call 41 419-360-2845. 9-360-2845. Satur Saturday day Glass Classes for Childr Children, en, 10-11:30 am Sept Sep t 22, Glass NName ame Sign. $20 $20 Sept 29. PPet et PPortrait ortrait $20 Oct 6, My Face $20 Oct 113, 3, Friends & Robots, $20 Oct 20, Glass Cla Clay y $20 Oct. 227, 7, , Halloween Hallo Halloween $20 Eac Each h class is its oown wn art lesson and includes supplies, saf safety ety equipment and art instr instruction. uction. Pieces ar are e available 1-3 days af after ter the class. NNo o experience is necessary. Classes Classes ar are for children ages 6- 13. High High Sc School Students Students and a goodie bag. The race starts and ends at the corner of Elm and Fifth streets and will begin promptly at 9:30 a.m. Participants are invited to wear Perrysburg jerseys, school spirit T-shirts or black and gold. Raffle tickets cost $2 and may be purchased from 8 to 10:15 a.m. at the event on August 25. Raffle prizes will include gift certificates for Dave’s Running Shop and Walmart and gas cards. Master of Ceremonies and News Anchor Jeff Smith will announce the raffle winners following the race in the Commodore gymnasium at 10:30 a.m. To enter, complete the form below and send to Perrysburg Board of Education, Attn: Rachel Johnson, 140 Adult Classes & Wor Workshops kshops Intr Intro o tto o Kilnf Kilnforming orming - 5 classes Choose from 2 sessions! Fuzed has cr created eated a series of hands-on classes for those who want to learn to do mor more e wit with h glass. Each Eac h class class is is tthree thr hr ee hours long, rruns uns for 5 weeks and there ar are e tw two o sessions tto o choose from, one in tthe he eevening vening and one dur during ing tthe he da day. y. The class pr projects ojects include a large plate, a cloc clock k and several smaller pieces. pieces. Ev Evening ening sessions Monda Mondays, ys, Sep Sept t 24, Oct 1, 8, 15, 22 from 6:30-9:30 pm. Da Daytime ytime sessions WWednesdays, ednesdays, Sept 26, Oct 3, 10, 17, , 24 2 24 from 110:30 0:30 am-1:30pm Register Now For After many years of coming in second, the 2011 Perrysburg High School girls golf team won the Northern Lakes League championship for the first time in the history of the school. Unfortunately, five of the top six players from the NLL championship team are heading off to college this fall. Two of those players, Lauren Diehl and Becca Tudor, will play golf at Bowling Green State University and McNeese State University, respectively. “You just don’t bounce back from losing five of your top six players without a hitch,” said head coach Rick Rettig. “They left behind a work ethic and a process that our returning players can build on.” One of those returning players is junior Monica Dorner, captain of the team. Dorner received All-NLL and All-District honors last year as a sophomore. She will be playing as the number one player for the Lady Jackets this year. “Over the last two years, Monica has learned how to play from some of the best playing partners she could hope for,” said Coach Rettig. Dance & Gymnastics Classes Perrysburg’s largest private dance and gymnastics school Tired of running between activities? Join hundreds of families that are saving valuable hours each month by scheduling gymnastics and dance classes for different children at same time. Call us today to see how we can help you save time in your busy schedule. Dance Classes For All Ages *Ballet *Modern *Musical Theater *Lyrical *Hip Hop *Combination Classes *Jazz *Irish Step *Preschool Dance *Tap *Hawaiian *Technique Only Classes *Adults *Ballroom *Voice REASONS TO CHOOSE OUR DANCE PROGRAM 1. Facilities - Our “floating” professional dance floors reduce fatigue and prevent injuries. 2. Customer Service - Desk staff are available during class time to provide assistance. 3. Caring, professional teachers - Making YOUR child feel special. 4. Hassle-Free Recitals - We order all accessories with your costume and do alterations for you. 5. Small Class Sizes - To insure attention to detail and student progress. 6. Parents Welcomed - We encourage parents to observe any and all of their children’s classes. Oct October ober 6, 113 3 & 20, 1:30-4:30 pm. Fuzed uzed is offering of fering High School Students an int intensive ensive “Dr “Drawing awing wit with h Glass” Class. Eac Each h session builds on the next. Students tudents will lear learn n to appl apply y glass frit and powders, po wders, silkscreen silkscr silkscreen with enamels and powders, wders, and use ffiberglass iberglass to layer er elements in cast and fuzed glass pieces. Fee F ee includes all materials, als, , saf safety ety equipment, instr instruction uction and ffiring. ir ing. $150 $1 $150 Perrysburg Academy of the Performing Arts 156 West South Boundary, Perrysburg (In the Country Charm Shoppes, next to Little Caesar’s) 419-874-6773 East Indiana Avenue, Perrysburg, Ohio 43551. Checks must be made payable to: Perrysburg Parents Association. For more information or entry forms, visit the Going the Extra Mile Web site at http://goingtheextramile. weebly.com. Sponsors include Dave’s Running, Big Daddy Graphics, Perrysburg Schools, PEPA, Taylor Automotive Family, Toth Parents Club, Downs & Hire DDS, Vin Devers Autohaus of Sylvania, Meredith Party Rentals and Welch Publishing Co. FFee: ee: $250 - class suppl supply y fee - $85 $50 deposit rrequired equired Eac Each h session is limit limited, ed, email ah ahymel@fuzedstudio.com ymel@fuzedstudio.com or call 419-360-2845, ttoday. oday. FUZED, Kilnformed Glass Studio accepts VIS VISA, VISA A , Mast Mastercard, Master er car d, AMEX, Discover Disco v er and yyour our personal ccheck. heck. Adult Glass Classes coming in Oct October: ober: Cr Create eate yyour our oown wn gglass lass Knob & Pulls Cloc Clock k Class Br Bracelets, acelets, PPendants endants & Earrings Earrings Class Gymnastics Lessons For All Ages *Uneven Bars *Vault *Balance Beam *Floor Exercise *Cheer Tumbling *Preschool Classes *Trampoline *Recreational and Competitive Programs Go Jackets! REASONS TO CHOOSE OUR GYMNASTICS PROGRAM 1. USA Gymnastics Safety Certified Instructors. 2. Parents are welcome to observe every class. 3. Graded curriculum for each level 4. Recreational students are most welcome...no pressure to join a competitive team Perrysburg Gymnastic Center 12905 Eckel Jct. Rd., Perrysburg (Look for the white building with the blue stripes!) 419-874-9383 See what our students and parents are saying on our website and watch videos of our performances on our Facebook page! www.perrysburgacademy.com www.perrysburggymnastics.com Going the Extra Mile for Perrysburg Kids Walk/Run Registration Name________________________________ Age __________ Phone __________________ Address __________________________________________________________________ Email ____________________________________________________________________ Circle one: Walker Runner Waiver: I know that running a road race is a potentially hazardous activity. I should not enter unless I am medically able. I assume all risks associated with running this event. Having read this waiver and in consideration of you accepting my entry fee, I, for myself and anyone entitled to act on my behalf, waive and release the city of Perrysburg, Perrysburg Board of Education, PAPE, Parents Clubs and all sponsors, their representatives and successors, for all claims and liabilities of any kind arising out of my participation in this event. Signed: ____________________________________________________________________ parent signature if under 18 Please fill out one entry form per person. Cut and mail with check payable to: Perrysburg Parents Association. Send to: Perrysburg Board of Education, Attn: Rachel Johnson, 140 East Indiana Avenue, Perrysburg, Ohio 43551 All proceeds benefit PEPA and Toth Parents Club. Perrysburg High School girls golf team building on legacy Monica Dorner “Her ability to step up as a leader is paramount to the team’s success. Monica can’t win the league title for us, but the team can’t win it without her.” “For the past two years, I was privileged to play with the great players who established the Perrysburg golf legacy,” Monica said. “They took me under their wing and demonstrated how important it is to practice hard and play with confidence. I want to continue that tradition with the younger players joining the squad this year.” The only other returning letter winner is senior Kendra Wolf, who will be playing as the number two player in the lineup. Senior Samantha Shook and junior Katie Krieger will move to the varsity team this year. “Samantha and Katie have been patiently working on their game on the junior varsity squad the past few years. I expect them both to have an impact on the team’s success,” said Coach Rettig. The real unknown for the Black and Gold is the quality of play to be expected from the five freshmen who have joined the program. Three of the freshman will see a great deal of action on the varsity team. Two of these players seek to add to their siblings’ legacy. Katie Diehl is the younger sister of Lauren Diehl, who was the first PHS golfer to qualify for the state tournament, while Macy Tudor is the younger sister of Kendall and Becca Tudor, who hold many of the records at PHS and now play college golf. “There is no doubt that the freshmen will be a critical piece of the puzzle. Katie Diehl, who has been impressive in summer tournaments, will be teamed with Monica Dorner during dual matches,” said Coach Rettig. “Madison Williams and Macy Tudor will also see significant action in the last pairing.” PHS won its first dual match of the year last Friday when they upended Wapakoneta, 202-229. Dorner was medalist with a 43. Wolf Frank/Toth pool night set The pool night for Frank and Toth students has been rescheduled for Tuesday, August 21, from 9 to 11 p.m., at the Perrysburg Municipal Pool. The cost is $5 per swimmer, with a maximum of $20 per family. Non-swimmers will be admitted free. finished with a 51, while Krieger contributed a 53. The final score for PHS was a 55 turned in by both Diehl and Williams. “I am excited about the opportunities and challenges this season presents. We will have our growing pains, but hopefully we will grow enough throughout the season to compete for a post-season title,” said Coach Rettig. Fireworks! Before & after game! PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — August 15, 2012 — Page 23 Sept. 7 football is MILITARY AND YOUTH NIGHT Perrysburg Yellow Jackets vs Central Catholic at 7:30 p.m. Parking will be available at Country Charm and Ft. Meigs Shops were you will be shuttled by bus to the stadium as parking at the stadium is limited. We will be honoring the members of the 180th Fighter Wing for serving our country as well as recognizing our community members who have been or are currently serving in the military. Fireworks will be displayed before the game and a grand finale will be after the game. All elementary age youth are invited to come down to the end zone after the game as we celebrate “Youth Night.” The varsity football team will be signing autographs. Thanks to the sponsors for the evening: Honor those who serve! Perrysburg Messenger Journal • Bowers Asphalt JC Chan Management • Leatherman & Witzler, Attorneys Modene Insurance Agency • Drs. Detwiller & Gannon First Federal • Kingston • Drs. Downs & Hire
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