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Page 10 — March 6, 2013 — PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL Exchange Club honors Freedom Shrine essay contest winners ➧Continued from page 9 “The Building Blocks of America” By Jenny Schaller PJHS We all have studied the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence sometime in our life. In each document, they discuss three key points: liberty, equality, and justice. After reading them so many times, they start to become meaningless over used words. But in reality, they are so much more than that. They are the basis of our country, and some of the main ideas that our founding fathers wanted us to insure stayed important in our society. The first important key value for America is liberty. What is liberty It is our freedom, our rights to do as we please. An amazing example of liberty is the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights states our freedom of speech, religion, to bear arms, etc. Liberty was established in America because our ancestors wanted to be free of a king. Freedom is why we prosper. One of the other main ideas that hold together America is equality. All men are created equal. This phrase is heard many times in speeches and historical documents, because every person is equal. It is very easy to look back at our old history and see that equality was not truly shown in the beginning of America. Fortunately, as civil rights began to grow stronger, Americans then realized how important it was that every man, whether they are African American, Hispanic, Asian, or white, are treated equally, despite their skin color. And as we watched history unfold, you can see that womens’ rights became a main issue too. By now, society has recognized that if you are straight, gay, lesbian, black, or white, it does not matter. We are all the same on the inside. In this way, equality has played a very large and important role in the growing of America. The last main idea that has built America is justice. Justice is a fair solution of a problem. On the bumpy road of founding America, you can see our justice system was a little shaky. Fortunately, as more cases we have dealt with have been brought to court, we have begun to settle in a fair justice system. Criminals have received appropriate treatment to their crimes, and second chances, when needed, have been given. In older societies, the phrase “An eye for an eye, and an ear for an ear” was used as a justice system. Our founding fathers saw that this method of punishment was a little too extreme and unfair, and thus you have our judicial system with fair laws and regulations. Americans are now settling issues more conveniently and more justly. In my eyes, liberty is the most necessary concept to make our democratic system the most successful. Slowly, our rights are being stripped from us. Right now, an important issue that has arisen is the right to bear arms. Yes, if we are not allowed to carry arms, we will be safer, but it is still a right that will be taken away, even though it is clearly stated in the Bill of Rights. As Americans, we need to recognize when our rights slowly diminish. Another example of freedom that Americans are losing is the right to privacy. We are being tracked more and more on the internet and on surveillance cameras. Liberty is also important because it is how America has prospered. “The best road to progress is freedom's road.” This quote was said by JFK. Kennedy was right when he said this, because Americans are allowed to do as they please, not told what their jobs are going to be, or where they are going to live, which is the reality in communist countries. Also, without freedom of speech or petition, we would not be able to express our disagreements with the government. Therefore, this is why I believe freedom is the most important concept in America. Overall, freedom, equality, and justice are all important foundations of our nation. We need to keep them in mind as we participate in our government, and make sure we can shape America into the amazing country it was meant to be. Quote from John F. Kennedy (Brainy Quotes. com). The Freedom Shrine The Freedom Shrine is a collection of 30 of the most important and historic American documents, including the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution of the United States and the Gettysburg Address. The Freedom Shrine is displayed at Perrysburg Junior High School on the second floor. Developed by the National Exchange Club, the Freedom Shrine originated from the Freedom Train that toured the nation in 1947 carrying an exhibit of historic documents. The purpose of the Freedom Shrine is twofold. It puts before young Americans proof that the freedom and greatness enjoyed today were not purchased easily and reminds them that these gifts must be cherished and protected. PHS boys tennis team practice starts Mon. March 11 Practice begins for the Perrysburg High School boys tennis team on Monday, March 11. Practices will be held from 3:10 to 5 p.m., at the Perrysburg Tennis Center on Route 25. Participants will need to have a current physical exam form on file, non-marking tennis shoes, shorts with pockets and tennis racquet (optional). Yellow Jackets win sectional opener, 55-42 By Andy Brungard Perrysburg opened up the post season in a sectional matchup against Lima Senior on Wednesday February 27, in Liberty Benton. The Spartans wasted no time attacking the basket in this win or go home matchup. Senior guard Devon Allen for the Spartans scored after causing an early turnover. Then his teammate and 6’5” freshman standout, Rico Stafford, hit a jumper along the baseline and Lima jumped to a 4-0 lead. Nick Moschetti hit a jumper in the lane to put the Jackets on the scoreboard, but they continued to trail early 7-2. Allen and Stafford continued their dual scoring threat, Allen driving to the whole and Stafford knocking down his short jumper. With two minutes remaining in the first quarter Perrysburg trailed 14-6. That’s when the Jackets went on a scoring frenzy. First, Shane Edwards stole a pass at mid court, dished it to Bryant Byrd on the wing, who gave it back for an Edwards lay up. Then Edwards deflected another Spartans pass attempt, which led to a Nick Moschetti three. Following his three, Moschetti took away the Spartans possession as they brought the ball up court and passed to Edwards, who was fouled while converting his layup and also adding a free throw. Perrysburg ended the first quarter with a 10-0 run to take a 16-14 lead. Edwards scored the first five points of the second quarter, helping the Jackets maintain their lead up until four minutes until half. When Lima Senior, who only trailed by one point, hit two free throws to take the lead 24-23. As the quarter wound down the Jackets’ Chris Schimmoeller hit a three with less than a minute to lift Perrysburg to a 27-26 halftime lead. Of Perrysburg’s 27 points, Edwards scored an impressive 18 of them. The second half started with Nate Patterson scoring from the post after Perrysburg pushed the ball up court to break the Lima Senior press. The third quarter involved six lead changes, but Patterson scored six points around the basket along with pivotal rebounds. Offensively and defensively Perrysburg carried the energy and improved its lead to 39-34 heading into the fourth. Patterson started the fourth, where he left off in the third by scoring on a post up on the right block. The Spartans did finally get some offense out of Stafford, grabbing a rebound and putting it back in. This along with Ruben Flowers making both free throws on a 1-1 situation narrowed the Perrysburg lead to only three. Patterson added two more short jumpers and with only two minutes left the Jackets added six points off of a slew of Lima Senior fouls in an attempt to lengthen the game in desperation. Perrysburg closed the game winning 55-42. Patterson scored all 12 of his points in the second half. Edwards led Perrysburg with 18 points, along with Moschetti who put in 10. The Jackets now advance to play Fremont Ross. Tickets on sale now Ticket sales for the boys basketball game Thursday night at Liberty Benton are being held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, March 6 and 7, in the athletic office at Perrysburg High Shool. PHS will play Anthony Wayne at 7 p.m., on March 7, at Liberty Benton High School. PHS defeats Little Giants to win sectional finals By Andy Brungard Perrysburg’s defense carried them to victory to win their sectional final on Friday, March 1. They caused 24 turnovers in a low scoring affair defeating Fremont Ross 48-36. They now advance to play Northern Lakes League champion Anthony Wayne. The Jackets took the lead first when Nate Patterson jumped in front of a Fremont Ross pass and then also scored on the other end making a lay up on the post. The following possession Nick Moschetti hit a three from the corner, 5-0 Jackets. Fremont Ross responded by pounding the ball inside relying on the play of 6’4” big man Dylan Jagodzinski and 6’3” center Drew Solander to go on a 6-0 run. The Little Giants and Jackets had six lead changes throughout the quarter. With less than a minute remaining in the first quarter Perrysburg held for the final shot and it paid off when Chris Schimmoeller hit a jumper from the free throw line to give his team a 12-10 lead heading into the second. Fremont Ross tied the game to open the second quarter, but Shane Edwards grabbed the lead back by driving the baseline and scoring on a lay up. The Giants quickly responded with VA Finding the right mortgage is just as important as finding the right home No Down Payment No PMI FHA Purchase Program USDA No Down Payment No PMI a three from Jack Gideon. However, Moschetti responded on the very next possession with a three of his own to maintain a two point lead 17-15. Patterson closed the half offensively for the Jackets scoring twice from the post to give Perrysburg a slim 21-20 lead at halftime. Each team traded baskets to start the second half but afterwards neither team scored for the next three minutes. Perrysburg was leading by one point and with little scoring, both teams were looking for a spark. The Jackets’ Matt Kaczinski provided that spark for his team when he stole a pass at mid-court and laid it in. On the next Perrysburg possession they worked the ball around and found Nick Moschetti in the corner for a three to lead 30-25 with 2:53 remaining in the third. Perrysburg closed the quarter holding onto a four point lead, but on the first play of the fourth quarter Bryant Byrd extended that lead to six off a nice spin move in the lane to make a short one handed jumper. Fremont Ross, down by six points, pushed on a 4-0 run behind the scoring hand of Gideon and now only trailed 34-32. During the next several minutes Perrysburg impressively made 10 out of 12 free throws, including two from Edwards, that came after he was thrown hard to the ground going for a loose ball. Moschetti led the Jackets with 19 points, followed by Patterson who had 10. The Jackets celebrated their sectional championship by cutting down the nets at Liberty Benton and will face the Generals Thursday, March 7, at 7 p.m. at Liberty Benton. Junior high track meeting planned The 2013 junior high track and field season will officially open with practice on Wednesday, March 13. Track and field includes sprinting, distance running, hurdling, high jumping, long jumping, and throwing the discus and shot put. A mandatory preseason informational meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday, March 6. Parents and athletes who have not participated in a sport yet this year need meet at 5 p.m., in the library with the athletic director. All athletes/parents will meet in the cafeteria at 5:30 p.m., with Coach Glenn McIntyre and his staff. Bruce Lively Mortgage Lender Phone: 419.898.8352 Cell: 419.973.9979 Fax: 419.898.8359 900 W. South Boundary St., Building 4A - Perrysburg, Ohio 43551-5343 www.nbohmortgage.com/brucelively EASTER COLORING CONTEST Sponsored by Welch Publishing Co., Home of the Perrysburg Messenger Journal, Rossford Record Journal, Point and Shoreland Journal and Holland-Springfield Journal and The Town Center at Levis Commons, Perrysburg (I-75 and Rt. 25 in Perrysburg) Entries will be accepted only at Yogurt Vi and Build It at Levis Commons. Entries will be judged by The Town Center staff and one winner in each age bracket will win a Town Center prize pack from Build It and Yogurt Vi. Winning entries will be announced and published in the Welch Publishing papers. Coloring contest entry forms also can be downloaded from www.shopleviscommons.com. Entry deadline: Friday, March 15, 2013 Winners will be announced week of March 25 Age 5 years & younger Ages 6-10 Name: Age: Name: Age: Parent/Guardian Name: Phone Number: Parent/Guardian Name: Phone Number:
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To reserve your booth at the Expo, call 419-874-9147. *Member Perrysburg Chamber of Commerce EPA ‘Lead-Safe’ Certified Senior Discounts 419-874-2251 Residential • Commercial Installation & Repair Geothermal•Furnaces•Boilers•Water Heaters •Air Conditioning•Reverse Osmosis Systems Licensed Insured BBB member 419-874-9499 Fax: 419-874-7990 E: ultraheatcoolinc@aol.com The Wood County Committee on Aging, Inc. (WCCOA) has been awarded a $4,000 grant from the Meals On Wheels Association of America (MOWAA) as part of the Subaru of America “Share the Love” event. WCCOA worked with LaRiche Subaru during the 2012 holiday season to deliver hot, nutritious meals to North Baltimore area homebound seniors. “We were pleased for the generous support Subaru of America has given to Meals on Wheels programs, such as ours. This is the third consecutive year we have had the opportunity to partner with Subaru dealerships in our area for this event,” said Angie Bradford, director of food service for WCCOA. “This grant award will be used to assist in the expansion of our home delivered meal program throughout Wood County.” As one of the five Subaru “Share the Love” event charitable partners, MOWAA created the “Share the Love” grant program to foster partnerships between local Meals On Wheels programs and Subaru dealerships. MOWAA is awarding $200,000 in grants to 66 419-874-1176 Now open 6 a.m. Tues, Thur & Fri 200 E. South Boundary St. ( BIG LOTS plaza) WCCOA receives grant from Meals on Wheels Association of America Meals On Wheels programs across the country that involved dealership employees in their efforts to serve homebound seniors in their community. “We greatly appreciate Subaru’s fifth consecutive year of commitment to Meals On Wheels through its ‘Share the Love’ event,” said Ellie Hollander, incoming MOWAA president and CEO. “We also owe a sincere debt of gratitude to the Subaru purchasers who generously selected Meals On Wheels as their beneficiary. As a result, our programs can purchase food and equipment to provide more nutritious meals to hungry, homebound seniors in the local communities in which Subaru employees and customers live and do business. Having that kind of social impact is enormous and speaks volumes about the company’s commitment to ‘sharing the love.’” Wood County Committee on Aging serves approximately 750 meals Monday through Friday to the 60 year and older population throughout Wood County. To receive more information about the WCCOA’s home delivered and congregate meal programs, call 419- 353-5661 or 1-800-367-4935.
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