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PERRYSBURG<br />
YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER<br />
1935 1853<br />
VOLUME 160, NUMBER 20 – MAY 16, 2012 ©WELCH PUBLISHING COMPANY, PERRYSBURG, OHIO, (419) 874-4491<br />
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‘Sharing traditions and history of the greater Toledo area’<br />
<strong>WGTE</strong> ‘Toledo Stories’ awarded Historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong>’s 2012 Bentley Award<br />
<strong>Journal</strong> readers are everywhere<br />
From there to here, from here to there, <strong>Journal</strong> readers are<br />
everywhere.<br />
The staff invites readers to submit photos of themselves or<br />
others reading the paper where ever they may travel, whether<br />
it is in Missouri or Mozambique.<br />
The Rediecks and a family friend traveled to Leavenworth,<br />
Kansas recently. Above, with the Missouri River in the<br />
background are, from left, Athena Russell, Susan Redieck,<br />
Betsy Redieck, Barbara Coon and Samantha Redieck.<br />
Readers and advertisers are encouraged to submit photos<br />
of themselves or relatives reading the paper. Try to include a<br />
familiar background. For example, Chichen Itza makes an<br />
interesting backdrop for a reader in north central Mexico.<br />
Photos may be submitted by e-mail to newsforall@perrys<br />
burg.com or by mail to The <strong>Messenger</strong> <strong>Journal</strong>, 117 East Second<br />
Street, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551. If photos are sent by mail<br />
and need to be returned, please include a self-addressed,<br />
stamped envelope.<br />
Please note the name of the person(s) in the photo and<br />
their hometown/business as well as any other details you may<br />
want to add about the trip.<br />
The 2012 Historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Inc. Bentley Award was presented to “Toledo Stories”<br />
on <strong>WGTE</strong>. Accepting the award on behalf of the documentary series was<br />
executive producer and <strong>Perrysburg</strong> resident Darren LaShelle, left, with Historic<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> member and first president of the organization Joe Klein.<br />
Historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong> members Dave Kleeberger and Polly White assisted with the<br />
annual dinner meeting and award presentation.<br />
HPI honorary historian Judy Justus, left, welcomes new board member Diane<br />
Bishop to the organization.<br />
Memorial Day parade, graveside services Mon., May 28<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> American<br />
Legion Post 28 will hold its<br />
annual Memorial Day parade<br />
on Monday, May 28, at 10<br />
a.m. Memorial services will<br />
be held at Fort Meigs Union<br />
Cemetery following the<br />
parade.<br />
All military veterans are<br />
invited to join in the parade<br />
and service. There is no registration<br />
for groups or individuals<br />
who wish to participate in<br />
the parade.<br />
For additional parade<br />
information, contact Bob<br />
Kervin at 419-874-5325.<br />
The parade will form at the<br />
By Deb Buker<br />
A story is defined as an<br />
account of incidents or<br />
events–it could be historical<br />
or legend, a news article or<br />
fiction. “Toledo Stories”<br />
tells the region’s history–the<br />
cornerstones of heritage, the<br />
legacy of glass, the impact<br />
of Lake Erie, the creation of<br />
the metroparks and Fort<br />
Meigs. Toledo Stories, presented<br />
by <strong>WGTE</strong> public<br />
media, is a series of documentaries<br />
to protect and preserve<br />
the history of the<br />
greater Toledo area.<br />
Last week, Toledo Stories<br />
was honored with the<br />
2012 Bentley Award from<br />
Historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Inc. at<br />
its annual dinner.<br />
Prior to announcing the<br />
award recipient, Historic<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> member and first<br />
president of the organization,<br />
Joe Klein remembered<br />
Hilda Bentley, for whom the<br />
award is named.<br />
“This award is named<br />
after Mrs. Anderton Bentley.<br />
Hilda Bentley had a lifelong<br />
commitment to historic<br />
preservation in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
the area, Ohio and the<br />
nation,” he told the more<br />
than 80 members and guests<br />
attending the dinner at the<br />
Carranor Hunt and Polo<br />
Club. “Her influence and<br />
interest could be found in<br />
the Old West End of Toledo<br />
or writing grants. She was a<br />
moving force behind the<br />
original <strong>Perrysburg</strong> urban<br />
design study and she served<br />
as a board member of the<br />
Ohio Historic Society and<br />
the National Trust for Historic<br />
Preservation. One<br />
writer described Hilda as<br />
‘the mother of preservation<br />
in Toledo’ and rightly so.<br />
“It was my privilege to<br />
know her. It is very fitting<br />
that this award honors her<br />
and sustains the preservation<br />
tradition in our area.”<br />
The 2012 Bentley award<br />
honoree demonstrates the<br />
pride that the greater Toledo<br />
area can and should present<br />
in sharing its traditions and<br />
history, added Mr. Klein.<br />
“This effort has given us<br />
a living portfolio of those<br />
who came before us, regardless<br />
of ethnicity or faith.<br />
From this source we can<br />
learn about institutions or<br />
buildings whose footprints<br />
might be lost but the heart<br />
still retains that warm fuzzy<br />
feeling that we had as a<br />
child when we first visited,”<br />
he said. “The results of<br />
episodes that have been produced<br />
include local places<br />
of worship and the fate of<br />
the Maumee River. You can<br />
learn about radio or the symphony,<br />
our own Owens-Illinois<br />
or Jeep, Paint by Number<br />
or Tiedtke’s, Millie Benson<br />
or Fort Meigs.<br />
“Publicly supported<br />
financially, this organization<br />
has survived because of the<br />
quality of their documentaries<br />
and an obvious confidence<br />
in their ability to preserve<br />
our heritage for the<br />
generations of the future. It<br />
is my privilege to announce<br />
the 2012 Bentley Award<br />
winner–Toledo Stories, presented<br />
by <strong>WGTE</strong>.”<br />
Accepting the award,<br />
executive producer and <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
resident Darren<br />
LaShelle told Historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
members that he<br />
created Toledo Stories 10<br />
years ago for one reason–“to<br />
have a place where people in<br />
northwest Ohio could go<br />
every week and learn about<br />
the history of the place they<br />
call home.”<br />
The stories broadcast on<br />
<strong>WGTE</strong> TV 30 PBS every<br />
Thursday at 8 p.m.<br />
“Over the past 10 years,<br />
more than a quarter of a million<br />
people have tuned in to<br />
learn something about their<br />
history whether it is the Irish<br />
or German immigration or<br />
whether it is the Polish community.<br />
Or to view stories of<br />
great places–Fort Meigs, the<br />
museum, the zoo, or to hear<br />
some great stories on the<br />
Battle of Fallen Timbers, the<br />
War of 1812 or the history<br />
of the glass industry, ” said<br />
Mr. LaShelle.<br />
The executive producer<br />
said because this series on<br />
television may be the only<br />
place some people learn<br />
about their local history,<br />
<strong>WGTE</strong> takes this responsibility<br />
very seriously.<br />
“And your award to recognize<br />
the series tonight<br />
means a great deal to me as<br />
a resident of historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
but also to our staff at<br />
<strong>WGTE</strong> for the work that<br />
they do. But more importantly,<br />
it is for the viewers,”<br />
he said. “This validates their<br />
trust in us for the history<br />
that we bring them. Thank<br />
you very much.”<br />
The Bentley Award was<br />
presented for the first time<br />
last year to Welch Publishing<br />
Company.<br />
Bentley Award Criteria<br />
The purpose of the Bentley<br />
Award program is to<br />
increase public awareness of<br />
northwest Ohio heritage by<br />
recognizing individuals,<br />
organizations, businesses<br />
and agencies whose contributions<br />
demonstrate outstanding<br />
commitment to<br />
excellence in historic preservation,<br />
local history or promotion<br />
of the heritage of the<br />
community.<br />
In addition to public and<br />
private buildings and structures,<br />
historic preservation<br />
projects may include media,<br />
publications, presentations<br />
and exhibits, parks, burial<br />
grounds, public art, oral history,<br />
theater productions,<br />
events and video presentations.<br />
Any individual, group,<br />
organization or agency<br />
involved in historic preservation<br />
or promoting northwest<br />
Ohio’s heritage is eligible<br />
to receive a Historic<br />
Preservation Bentley Award.<br />
Historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong> was<br />
founded in 1977 to “cultivate<br />
an interest and awareness<br />
of the history and architecture<br />
of the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
area…and to provide assistance<br />
in the preservation of<br />
corner of Louisiana Avenue<br />
and Fifth Street at 9:30 a.m. It<br />
is requested that walkers and<br />
floats gather on the east side<br />
of Indiana Avenue in the<br />
Commodore parking lot area<br />
and vintage cars and motorized<br />
vehicles line up on the<br />
west side of the street.<br />
In the interest of safety, it<br />
is requested that no candy or<br />
other items be thrown into the<br />
crowd along the parade route.<br />
The parade will head north<br />
on Louisiana Avenue to Front<br />
Street, west to State Route 25<br />
and into Fort Meigs Union<br />
Cemetery.<br />
City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Transportation Service Proposal<br />
Public Hearing<br />
Tuesday, May 22, 7 p.m.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal Building<br />
201 West Indiana Avenue<br />
old buildings and sites.”<br />
For additional information<br />
on HPI, visit the Web<br />
site at www.historicperrys<br />
burg.org.<br />
•Routes •Hours •Vehicles •Costs<br />
The proposal is based on ClearView Strategies<br />
transportation review, survey and meetings.<br />
The parade will stop at<br />
Hood Park for the placing of a<br />
wreath at the monument of<br />
those killed in service.<br />
There also will be a brief<br />
stop at Riverside Park on<br />
West Front Street at which<br />
time the Legion Post 28 will<br />
commence a firing to honor<br />
all military service veterans<br />
who have been buried at sea.<br />
Bill Stewart, a U.S. Navy<br />
veteran, will be guest speaker<br />
at the memorial service. Mr.<br />
Stewart was assigned to ships<br />
in Japan and Washington State<br />
and also served a tour of duty<br />
in Vietnam.<br />
Trustees to send firefighter for paramedic training<br />
at township cost; discuss 4-mill levy for Fire/EMS<br />
By Jane Maiolo<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township<br />
board of trustees<br />
reached a decision on<br />
whether to pay EMT training<br />
costs for a <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Township firefighter.<br />
At the May 2 meeting,<br />
the trustees agreed to send<br />
firefighter Joe Hoffman to<br />
paramedic school at the<br />
Wood County Hospital<br />
through Four County Career<br />
Center’s training program.<br />
The trustees will pay $8,600<br />
for Mr. Hoffman’s training.<br />
Trustee Gary Britten said<br />
he was concerned about<br />
approving a second firefighter<br />
to attend the training<br />
in two months, but after<br />
speaking with Fire Chief<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Farmers<br />
Market is open for the season–rain<br />
or shine.<br />
In its 14th year, the<br />
downtown market is in operation<br />
from 3 to 8 p.m. on<br />
Thursdays through October<br />
11.<br />
Vendors will sell annuals,<br />
perennials, cut flowers,<br />
herbs, baked goods, garden<br />
art, locally grown fruits and<br />
vegetables, and unique gifts<br />
along Louisiana Avenue<br />
from Front Street to Indiana<br />
Avenue.<br />
Participating in the market<br />
this season are: Ackerman<br />
Berry Farm,<br />
Oregon–raspberries, blackberries,<br />
currants and berry<br />
products; Andy Keil Greenhouse,<br />
Swanton–hanging<br />
baskets, plants, herbs, produce;<br />
Barrow’s Greenhouse,<br />
Toledo–hanging baskets,<br />
annuals and perennials;<br />
Berry’s Goods, Curtice–<br />
cookies, cakes, pies; Bob’s<br />
Best Salsa, Toledo–salsa;<br />
Bortolotti Gourmet, Toledo–<br />
seasoning and dip mixes;<br />
Buggy Whip Bakery,<br />
Wayne, Ohio–cookies, fruit<br />
pies, quick breads; Canal<br />
Junction Farmstead Cheese,<br />
Defiance–cow and goat milk<br />
cheese, ice cream, fudge;<br />
Cindy’s Family of Sauces,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>–Pete’s Original<br />
Hot dog sauces; Cottage<br />
Rose, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>–annuals,<br />
perennials, cut flowers,<br />
soap; Country Grains, Sylvania–bread,<br />
jam, peanut<br />
butter, cookies, muffins;<br />
Country Lane BBQ, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>–BBQ<br />
sauce; David<br />
Valedictorian Tess Gao with the teacher who made a dif-<br />
Tom Brice, he decided to<br />
support the training.<br />
“Tom is monitoring this<br />
very well, so I’ll support<br />
this.” He added, “We ought<br />
to look at this before moving<br />
forward,” noting that the<br />
trustees may want to restrict<br />
the number of firefighters<br />
per year.<br />
Chief Brice said Mr.<br />
Hoffman “will be the last<br />
one for this year for certain.”<br />
Firefighter Mike Green<br />
was approved to attend the<br />
training class about two<br />
months ago. “Both have<br />
done their fair share for the<br />
township,” said the fire<br />
chief.<br />
Recreation director and<br />
Bench Farms, Curtice–roses,<br />
perennials, produce, heirloom<br />
tomatoes, sweet corn;<br />
Deet’s BBQ, Maumee–barbeque,<br />
chicken salad, cole<br />
slaw, boxed meals; Diller<br />
Farms, Ottawa–soaps,<br />
salves, pies, baked goods,<br />
gluten free items; Dog’s<br />
Deli, Rossford–gourmet all<br />
natural dog treats; Earth to<br />
Oven, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>–organic<br />
baked goods; Garden Nursery,<br />
Toledo–heirloom tomatoes,<br />
organic vegetables,<br />
gourds, willow art; Garden<br />
View Farms, Grand<br />
Rapids–cut flowers, produce,<br />
dried flowers; Grandpa<br />
Kenzi, Oregon–breads,<br />
brittles, candies; Haslinger<br />
Orchard, Lindsey–fruit, vegetables,<br />
herbs, cider; Heaven’s<br />
Gate Soy Candles,<br />
ference in her life, Richard Brundrett.<br />
Two <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School seniors were among<br />
21 top-ranked students from<br />
10 area school districts who<br />
recognized their teachers at<br />
the 23rd annual “I Make a<br />
Difference” awards.<br />
Sponsored by the Educational<br />
Service Center of<br />
Lake Erie West, the ceremony<br />
was held at the Toledo<br />
Club. District representatives<br />
and parents were on hand as<br />
the students paid special tributes<br />
their teachers.<br />
Valedictorian Tess Gao<br />
recognized Richard Brundrett.<br />
“He is incredibly<br />
knowledgeable and very<br />
academically demanding,”<br />
she said of her chemistry<br />
teacher.“He taught me to<br />
think outside the box, and I<br />
really enjoyed my time in<br />
Mr. Brundrett’s class.”<br />
Tess, the daughter of<br />
Wendy and Gary Gao, is<br />
undecided about which university<br />
she plans to enroll in<br />
this fall.<br />
Salutatorian Matthew<br />
O’Connor recognized Tricia<br />
Cavins as the teacher who<br />
made a difference to him.<br />
“She taught me life lessons,”<br />
he said of his AP Spanish<br />
teacher.<br />
“She was always there to<br />
listen and to give advice. She<br />
was more than a teacher,” he<br />
said, adding that Ms Cavins<br />
was a mentor to him.<br />
The son of Bill and Vicki<br />
O’Connor, Matthew plans to<br />
study chemistry at Ohio<br />
State University this fall.<br />
Superintendent Tom<br />
Hosler commended the students<br />
and teachers and<br />
emphasized the importance<br />
of respecting all fields of<br />
education.<br />
“It’s amazing the wide<br />
variety of teachers who<br />
impact students. It’s powerful<br />
to hear their messages,”<br />
firefighter Bob Warnimont<br />
agreed, pointing out that<br />
“this was just a unique situation<br />
we ran into this time.”<br />
Terms of the agreement<br />
call for the firefighters to<br />
remain with the township<br />
for six years following successful<br />
completion of the<br />
program and to respond to<br />
25 percent of calls.<br />
If the firefighters do not<br />
meet any of the criteria,<br />
they will be required to<br />
reimburse the township.<br />
Fire/EMS Levy<br />
The trustees discussed<br />
the placement of a 4-mill<br />
levy on the November ballot<br />
for the EMS/fire department.<br />
Chief Brice, who<br />
With Tricia Cavins, the teacher who made a difference in<br />
his life, is salutatorian Matthew O’Connor.<br />
he said.<br />
and<br />
The following seniors and<br />
their teachers also were honored:<br />
Anthony Wayne High<br />
School–Clayton Rice and<br />
teacher Sarah LeSage, Kelly<br />
Schaffer and Ryan Shiverdecker,<br />
Olivia Donald and<br />
Bernadette McCualsky; Clay<br />
High School–John Galyas<br />
and Ben Pfeiffer, Patrick<br />
Winslow and Jennifer Davis;<br />
Maumee High School–<br />
Bethany Brown and Lisa<br />
Steinbauer, Catherine Porter<br />
and Annette Carroll;<br />
Northview High School–<br />
Jennifer Deng and Andy<br />
Roth, Elizabeth Barga and<br />
Lynn Dunn; Ottawa Hills<br />
High School–Eva de la<br />
Serna and Ingrid Mendez,<br />
Yuqing Liu and Steve<br />
Wipfli; Springfield High<br />
School–Julia Boehler and<br />
Jim Schall, Raelynn Grup<br />
and Lori Archer; Rossford<br />
High School–Emily Cuprys<br />
reviewed the financial status<br />
of the department and its<br />
anticipated costs, believes a<br />
4-mill levy will meet the<br />
department’s needs.<br />
Mr. Britten asked the fire<br />
chief if he has a preference<br />
on the type of levy to place<br />
on the ballot.<br />
Chief Brice suggested a<br />
continuing levy. “It’s less<br />
expensive with signs and<br />
advertising every so many<br />
years. That’s just my feeling,”<br />
he said.<br />
Trustee Bob Mack said<br />
an important aspect of the<br />
levy’s success will be<br />
explaining to voters it covers<br />
costs for both fire and<br />
EMS.<br />
Please turn to page 2➧<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Farmers Market now open Thursdays, 3 to 8 p.m.<br />
Lambertville, Michigan–soy<br />
candles; Homestead Soaps,<br />
Sylvania–soaps, lip balm,<br />
natural bodycare products;<br />
Jeffers Greenhouse, Grand<br />
Rapids–fruit, veggies, hanging<br />
baskets, annuals, perennials;<br />
Jentzen Farms, Monroe,<br />
Michigan–perennials,<br />
herbs, produce, pickles,<br />
eggs, syrup; Karen Anne’s<br />
Kettle Korn, Sylvania–<br />
kettle korn; Luginbill Family<br />
Farm, Pandora–eggs,<br />
meats, vegetables, baked<br />
goods; Main Creek Farms,<br />
Weston–beef, seasonings,<br />
produce, flowers, eggs;<br />
Monteleone Foods, Toledo–peppers<br />
in oil, breads;<br />
Nick’s World Famous Hot<br />
Dogs, Walbridge–hot dogs,<br />
hamburgers, sausage, pop;<br />
North Branch Nursery, Pemberville–perennials,<br />
shrubs,<br />
trees; Parran’s Greenhouse,<br />
Ida, Michigan–greenhouse<br />
products, veggies, fruit,<br />
herbs, eggs; Ruehs Family<br />
Farms, Petersburg, Michigan–produce;<br />
Savory Sweet,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>–grain salads,<br />
panzorettis, baguettes, dips;<br />
Seeburger’s Greenhouse,<br />
Grand Rapids–potted plants,<br />
shrubs, cut flowers; Se-Em-<br />
Da Farms and Gardens,<br />
Green Springs–produce;<br />
Shared Legacy Farms,<br />
Elmore–Consumer Supported<br />
Agriculture (CSA) customer<br />
pickup; Sinful Toffee,<br />
Maumee–toffee; Sitto’s Pastries,<br />
Toledo–pastries, baked<br />
goods; Succulents and Such,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>–succulents,<br />
planters, jewelery; Sweet<br />
Eats Pastries, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>–<br />
baked goods, French macarons;<br />
Syd and Diane’s, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>–dips,<br />
dressings, salads;<br />
Thyme For All Seasons,<br />
Curtice–potpourri, candles,<br />
floral, jewelry, primitives,<br />
handbags; Twin Oaks<br />
Hydroponics, Fostoria–lettuces,<br />
basil; Two Wired<br />
Women, Swanton–stone and<br />
wire jewelry, cigar box purses;<br />
Willy’s Famous Salsa,<br />
Bowling Green–fresh salsas;<br />
Wines Bee Yard, Palmyra,<br />
Michigan–honey, honey<br />
items, honeycomb candles;<br />
The farmers market is<br />
sponsored by the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Convention and Visitors<br />
Bureau. For additional information,<br />
visit the Web site<br />
www.perrysburg-farmersmarket.com<br />
or call 419-874-<br />
9147.<br />
‘I Make a Difference’ breakfast celebrates teachers’ contributions<br />
Chuck Cox, Steve<br />
Everitt and Matt Schlatter;<br />
Southview High School–<br />
Samuel Chang and Alexander<br />
Clarkson, Clement<br />
Dupuy and Katherine Holt;<br />
Whitmer High School–Nick<br />
LaPoint and Robert Worstell,<br />
and Ben Lewandowski and<br />
Jamie Squibb.<br />
ESC Superintendent Sandra<br />
Frisch expressed her<br />
appreciation to everyone for<br />
attending. “I’ve done this for<br />
22 years now. I’ve talked<br />
with these students, and they<br />
are absolutely the stars,” she<br />
said.<br />
She noted that the efforts<br />
of educators and students<br />
would not be possible without<br />
parents. “Thank you parents<br />
for your partnership.<br />
Without you this great success<br />
may never, ever have<br />
happened.”<br />
–Jane Maiolo
Page 2 — May 16, 2012 — PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL<br />
Five houses to be featured<br />
PAHM to host annual house tour June 9<br />
Letters policy<br />
The weekly deadline for Letters to the Editor is noon on Friday.<br />
Letters should be limited to 300 words. Letters from the same writer<br />
will be accepted no more frequently than every 30 days.<br />
Due to limited space, coverage of community news, and production<br />
costs, only two letters regarding a certain issue will be printed each<br />
week. Time and space permitting, all other letters will be posted on the<br />
newspaper’s web site, www.perrysburg. com.<br />
The newspaper reserves the right to accept or reject letters, and to<br />
edit them for clarity and length.<br />
All letters need a signature of the writer and an address and phone<br />
number for verification before publishing.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Area Historic Museum (PAHM) will host its annual house tour on Saturday, June 9, from 10 a.m.<br />
to 4 p.m. Tickets for the tour are $15 and can be purchased at any of the featured homes on the day of the tour.<br />
All proceeds will benefit renovation of the Spafford House, the future site of the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Area Historic<br />
Museum on State Route 65.<br />
The homes on tour are owned by Dr. Peter and Polly White, 525 East Sixth Street; Bruce and Holly Samuelson,<br />
331 East Second Street; R. Seth and Marian Hudson, 302 East Second Street; Skip and Kelley Carter, 323<br />
West Second Street, and Robert Seyfang and Susan Del Vicchio, 424 East Front Street.<br />
The featured home above is the Samuelson home. It was constructed in 2009 after the former Evangelical<br />
Church, built in 1846, and its parsonage were demolished with the approval of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Landmarks<br />
Committee. The only thing remaining on the property from the original site is a cedar tree.<br />
The house features a large kitchen, formal dining room, living room, den and first floor master bedroom.<br />
Four guest rooms, hobby room and play room occupy the second floor of the home. The design includes natural<br />
light with plenty of windows, 10 foot ceilings, hardwood floors, wide woodwork and moldings. In addition,<br />
there is a three-car garage which houses an office, and a built-in saltwater pool.<br />
For additional information on the tour, call Phyllis Morton, 419-872-0846.<br />
Trustees to send firefighter for paramedic training<br />
➧Continued from page 1<br />
He added, “The general<br />
fund has been feeding<br />
EMS/fire for too long.”<br />
Trustee Craig LaHote<br />
agreed. “The job for us is to<br />
educate the people.”<br />
The department was<br />
originally set up to be independently<br />
funded, administrator<br />
John Hrosko reminded<br />
the trustees, but over time as<br />
expenses grew, it became<br />
necessary to take money<br />
from the general fund to<br />
cover operating costs.<br />
Mr. Mack added that<br />
contributing to the reduced<br />
PERRYSBURG PLUMBING, HEATING<br />
AND AIR CONDITIONING LLC<br />
www.perrysburgplumbing.com<br />
<br />
<br />
<br />
funds for the department<br />
was a reduction in estate<br />
taxes and local government<br />
funding.<br />
“So at this point, a levy<br />
is needed to support the<br />
department,” he said.<br />
Chief Brice added that<br />
levy funds will “only be<br />
used to continue to provide<br />
services we have.”<br />
Other Business<br />
In other business, the<br />
trustees:<br />
•Approved the installation<br />
of stop and 25 mile per<br />
hour speed limit signs in the<br />
Emerald Lakes subdivision.<br />
Students dress like teachers at PHS<br />
“Dress Like Your Favorite Teacher” Day was held Thursday,<br />
May 10, at <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High school. Pictured are junior<br />
Samantha Gremler, with Melanie Lyons, teacher of<br />
Spanish 3 and 4.<br />
FINANCING AVAILABLE<br />
UP TO $150.00 REBATE FROM TOLEDO EDISON<br />
ON NEW INSTALLS<br />
UP TO $900.00 IN REBATES ON BRYANT EQPT<br />
ONLY (EXPIRES 6/30/12)<br />
PREVENTATIVE MAINTENANCE<br />
CONTRACTS ARE AVAILABLE.<br />
419-874-7163<br />
License #32924<br />
The signs will be placed on<br />
Emerald Lake, Waterview,<br />
Edgewater, South Lake,<br />
Brown, Whitewater, Stillwater<br />
and Turnbridge drives.<br />
Trustees also approved<br />
the installation of no parking<br />
and speed limits on Sun<br />
Trace, Spring Trace, Windy<br />
Trace, Bay Trace, Carronade<br />
and Summer Trace drives in<br />
Eckel Trace subdivision.<br />
•Reviewed the zoning<br />
report for April. The zoning<br />
department issued 30 permits,<br />
collecting $2,930 in<br />
fees. Of those permits,<br />
seven were for single family<br />
Women’s Connection<br />
West will meet Friday, June<br />
8, from 9:15 to 11 a.m., at<br />
the Highland Meadows<br />
Golf Club, 7455 Erie<br />
Street, Sylvania.<br />
Guest speaker Robin<br />
Reese will share “How to<br />
be Secure in an Unsecure<br />
World.” The group also<br />
will celebrate the Class of<br />
2012 from Women Blessing<br />
Women and their accomplishments.<br />
The cost is $12 per person,<br />
which includes a<br />
brunch. For reservations<br />
and complimentary child<br />
care, call Jeannine at 419-<br />
841-9653 by Monday, June<br />
4.<br />
Women’s Connection<br />
West is affiliated with<br />
Stonecroft Ministries, a<br />
non-denominational organization<br />
located in Kansas<br />
City, Missouri. No membership<br />
or dues are<br />
required.<br />
The group meets on the<br />
dwellings.<br />
•Heard from maintenance<br />
supervisor Kraig Gottfried<br />
that a contractor<br />
working on Golf Creek<br />
Drive, a private road,<br />
removed a township curb<br />
that is in the right of way.<br />
“In my view, it’s public and<br />
needs to be put back in,” he<br />
told the trustees.<br />
Mr. Mack agreed, “It<br />
needs to be there to show<br />
that it is not a continuation<br />
of the road.”<br />
•Approved the purchase<br />
of K-9 unit equipment at a<br />
cost of $751.<br />
Women’s Connection West to meet<br />
second Friday of each<br />
month.<br />
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PHS students meet with Rep. Gardner during Ohio Arts Day<br />
Three <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School students traveled to the Ohio Statehouse on May 9 to<br />
participate in Ohio Arts Day. The students met with Wood County's State Representative<br />
Randy Gardner at his office. Pictured with him, from left, are: Sarah Smith, Katelyn<br />
Kauth and Brooke Breckenridge.<br />
Whitehouse community churches to offer VBS<br />
The Whitehouse community<br />
churches–Community<br />
of Christ Lutheran, Hope<br />
United Methodist, Zion<br />
United Methodist–will offer<br />
a Vacational Bible School<br />
June 25-29.<br />
Children age 3 through<br />
entering sixth grade are<br />
invited to the program with<br />
the theme “Operation Overboard:<br />
Dare to Go Deep<br />
With God.”<br />
The VBS will be held<br />
Monday through Friday,<br />
from 9 to 11:30 a.m., at<br />
Kingston offers<br />
Pelvic Health<br />
education series<br />
Kingston Residence of<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> will host the last<br />
program in its a three-part<br />
series on Pelvic Health on<br />
Thursday, May 17, at 10 a.m.,<br />
The program on Bladder<br />
Health will be led by Karen<br />
Liberi, a physical therapist<br />
who specializes in women’s<br />
health and pelvic floor dysfunction.<br />
For reservations, call<br />
Kingston Residence of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
at 419-872-6200.<br />
LB.<br />
Community of Christ<br />
Church, 6517 Finzel Road,<br />
Whitehouse.<br />
The adventures include<br />
stories, crafts, games and<br />
music.<br />
Personalized<br />
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$<br />
6 88<br />
PIERRE’S<br />
ICE CREAM<br />
Limit 2<br />
LB.<br />
48 OZ.<br />
$<br />
2 48<br />
JOHN MORRELL<br />
SLICED BACON<br />
12 OZ. ORIGINAL OR APPLEWOOD<br />
DAIRY FRESH<br />
BUTTER<br />
1 LB.<br />
$<br />
1 88<br />
To register, visit the Web<br />
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or call Community of Christ<br />
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877-0607.<br />
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$<br />
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•Birding •Amish Baked Goods<br />
•Produce •Mulch Annuals<br />
•Perennials •Fountains •Statuary<br />
Perennials<br />
$8.98 or<br />
3/$20<br />
gallon size<br />
LIEVENS MARKET (Formerly Mosers Market)<br />
10411 Fremont Pike, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
(419) 874-4897 • www.lievensmarket.com<br />
“Good Things To Eat Since 1898”<br />
• USDA Choice Beef<br />
• Miller’s Amish Chicken<br />
• Homemade Kielbasa & Bratwurst<br />
• The Boar’s Head Brand Deli Meats<br />
• Bowman-Landis Free Range Fresh Turkeys<br />
Great Wine Selection<br />
10% off by the case<br />
Homemade<br />
Deli Salads<br />
Mulch<br />
10 bags<br />
$30<br />
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Not valid with any other offer.<br />
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Limit one. Expires<br />
Expires 5/10/12<br />
Expires 5/10/12<br />
6-15-12<br />
0/1/12<br />
GET $6 OFF<br />
PARTY PACK<br />
4 BURRITOS OR BOWLS<br />
4 MEDIUM DRINKS<br />
2 CHIPS & SALSA<br />
6 COOKIES<br />
Not valid with any other offer.<br />
Limit one. Expires/12<br />
5/10/12<br />
6-15-12<br />
GET $3 OFF<br />
TWO PACK<br />
2 BURRITOS OR BOWLS<br />
2 MEDIUM DRINKS<br />
1 CHIPS & SALSA<br />
GET $4 OFF<br />
FAMILY PACK<br />
2 BURRITOS OR BOWLS<br />
2 MEDIUM DRINKS<br />
1 CHIPS & SALSA<br />
2 KIDS MEALS<br />
Not valid with any other offer.<br />
Limit one. Expires 5/10/12 6-15-12 0/12<br />
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2 99<br />
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• Barry Bagels<br />
• Country Grains<br />
Bread Co.<br />
HOURS:<br />
M-F, 7:30 am–9 pm<br />
Sat., 7:30 am–8 pm<br />
Sun., 8:30 am–6 pm<br />
In-Store Bakery<br />
In-Store Delicatessen<br />
Elm & 2nd Street<br />
419-874-4325<br />
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Babysitting course offered at Way<br />
Boys and girls ages 11-15<br />
years old may now register for<br />
the CPR and First Aid for<br />
Babysitters course at Way<br />
Public Library. The one day<br />
course, presented by the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Fire Division, will be<br />
offered on Saturday, May 19,<br />
from 1 to 4:30 p.m.<br />
The cost of the class is $30<br />
payable only by check or<br />
money order to the “City of<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>.” Payment is required<br />
at the time of registration.<br />
There is a maximum of 20<br />
students per class. The deadline<br />
to register is May 17.<br />
For more information, call<br />
the library at 419-874-3135,<br />
extension 116, or stop in at the<br />
library during regular hours.<br />
Card of Thanks<br />
I want to thank a very nice couple behind me in the<br />
checkout line at Meijer on Route 20.<br />
I was buying a marked down package of ground beef. I<br />
was 40 cents short. The nice couple stepped forward to pay.<br />
It might not seem much to most, but to me it was a blessing.<br />
I could stretch that to get five meals.<br />
I came to <strong>Perrysburg</strong> to get out of a bad home situation,<br />
only bringing clothes and odds and ends that would fit in<br />
my car. I have found a part-time job and am still looking for<br />
full time.<br />
So thank you to a nice couple.<br />
A thankful resident<br />
Mark the date,<br />
Mark the<br />
time!<br />
Sat.,<br />
May 19,<br />
3:30-5 p.m.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
“Cash<br />
Mob<br />
What is a CASH MOB<br />
Spend $20 or more in a<br />
designated store.<br />
What store<br />
Ask the “funny dressed”<br />
person on the corner of<br />
Louisiana Avenue & Second Street!<br />
If 50 people make a $20+<br />
purchase, enter to win $50 cash!<br />
100 people - $100!<br />
200 people - $200!<br />
Entertainment by Quartet Bernadette Trio<br />
“ It is time to help our small<br />
businesses who have<br />
been there for us all<br />
these years.”<br />
J.D. Justus<br />
It’s<br />
on<br />
the P<br />
U B L I C R E C O R D<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Police Report<br />
May 4 to 10, 2012<br />
Friday, May 4<br />
Rescue runs, (2) 10000<br />
block Fremont Pike, 30000<br />
block Oregon Road, 20000<br />
block Lime City Road,<br />
20000 block Georgia Road;<br />
fire call, State Routes 199 at<br />
582; drug abuse, 7000 block<br />
Ayers Road; unruly juvenile,<br />
9000 block Buck Road;<br />
telecommunications harassment,<br />
11000 block Riverbend<br />
Court East.<br />
Saturday, May 5<br />
Rescue runs, 29000 block<br />
Bates Road, 900 block Locust<br />
Street; protection order<br />
violation, 29000 block<br />
White Road; incident report,<br />
I-75 north at milemark 199;<br />
telecommunications harassment,<br />
26000 block Sheringham<br />
Road; animal bite,<br />
27000 block Oregon Road.<br />
Sunday, May 6<br />
Rescue runs, 10000 block<br />
May 4 to May 10, 2012<br />
Friday, May 4<br />
Accidents, North Dixie<br />
Highway at north I-475,<br />
North Dixie Highway at<br />
south I-475, north I-475 at<br />
milemark 2, 25000 block<br />
North Dixie Highway; medic<br />
runs, 26500 block North<br />
Dixie Highway, 500 block<br />
Willow Lane; alarms, 26900<br />
block Eckel Road, 100 block<br />
Dr. McAuley Court; fraud,<br />
300 block Commodore Way;<br />
criminal mischief, 400 block<br />
Timber Ridge Court; disorderly<br />
conduct, 800 block<br />
Cherry Street.<br />
Saturday, May 5<br />
Accident, south I-75 at<br />
Fremont Pike; medic runs,<br />
200 block Zoar Drive, 900<br />
block Locust Street; alarms,<br />
14500 block Wood Creek<br />
Court, Crazy 8, 500 block<br />
Streamview Drive, 100 block<br />
West Second Street, 500<br />
block Delaware Drive; disorderly<br />
conduct, 26600 block<br />
North Dixie Highway; criminal<br />
mischief, 2300 block Coe<br />
Court; criminal damage, (2)<br />
3200 block Chapel Creek<br />
Drive, 1700 block Eaglecrest<br />
Road; family offense, 13700<br />
block Eckel Junction Road;<br />
drugs, 26700 block Carronade<br />
Drive; excessive<br />
noise, 12300 block Waterstone<br />
Lane, 1000 block Valley<br />
Bluff Road.<br />
Sunday, May 6<br />
Accident, north I-75 at<br />
milemark 192, (2) north I-475<br />
at milemark 2, Three Meadows<br />
at Bexton drives; alarm,<br />
2000 block Hollenbeck<br />
Drive; criminal mischief,<br />
Eckel Junction Road at railroad<br />
tracks; assault, 1800<br />
block Woods Hole Road;<br />
theft, 300 block West Front<br />
Street; criminal damage, 1100<br />
block Brookwoode Road.<br />
Monday, May 7<br />
Accidents, Roachton at<br />
Fort Meigs roads, West<br />
Boundary Street at West Indiana<br />
Avenue; medic runs, 800<br />
block Hunters Run, 7100<br />
block South Wilkinson Way,<br />
500 block Locust Street, 4100<br />
block Levis Commons Boulevard,<br />
13400 block Five Point<br />
Road, unit block Dr.<br />
McAuley Court, 500 block<br />
Willow Lane; alarms, 1800<br />
block Lexington Drive, 200<br />
block Louisiana Avenue, 300<br />
block East Indiana Avenue;<br />
vandalism, 26900 block<br />
Whiteside Drive; theft, 500<br />
block East South Boundary<br />
Street, 26800 block Lakevue<br />
Drive, 3100 block Sterlingwood<br />
Lane; criminal trespass,<br />
500 block West Seventh<br />
Street; neighbor dispute, 300<br />
block Valley Lane; domestic<br />
violence, 26700 block Eckel<br />
Road.<br />
Tuesday, May 8<br />
Accidents, West Indiana at<br />
Louisiana avenues, north I-<br />
475 at milemark 2, 2000<br />
block Hollenbeck Drive;<br />
medic run, 26600 block North<br />
Dixie Highway; alarms, 2100<br />
block Levis Commons Boulevard,<br />
4100 block Levis Commons<br />
Boulevard; criminal<br />
damage, 13300 block Roachton<br />
Road, 26900 block Riverford<br />
Drive; excessive noise,<br />
Roachton Road at Jennison<br />
Drive; theft, 200 block West<br />
Fifth Street, 200 block Mallard<br />
Road; criminal mischief,<br />
Township Police Report<br />
Roosevelt Boulevard, 20000<br />
block Thompson Road, 8000<br />
block Five Point Road,<br />
10000 block Fremont Pike,<br />
20000 block Oregon Road,<br />
20000 block Tracy Road;<br />
domestic dispute, 29000<br />
block Brookview Court.<br />
Monday, May 7<br />
Rescue runs, 20000 block<br />
Ayers Road, 7000 block Lunitas<br />
Lane; criminal damage,<br />
27000 block Glenwood<br />
Road; unruly juvenile,<br />
27000 block Tracy Road;<br />
suspicious person, 23000<br />
block Carter Road.<br />
Tuesday, May 8<br />
Accident, 27000 block<br />
Helen Drive; rescue runs,<br />
20000 block Ault Road,<br />
7000 block Reitz Road;<br />
theft, 9000 block Buck<br />
Road; incident report, 27000<br />
block Tracy Road; drug<br />
abuse, drug possession, drug<br />
paraphernalia, Tracy Road<br />
2200 block McKinley Drive;<br />
fraud, 400 block East Front<br />
Street, 100 block West South<br />
Boundary Street; threats, 300<br />
block Walnut Street; sex offenses,<br />
2000 block Hollenbeck<br />
Drive.<br />
Wednesday, May 9<br />
Accidents, 100 block West<br />
Indiana Avenue, north I-475<br />
at North Dixie Highway,<br />
Stonecroft Drive at East River<br />
Road, north I-475 at milemark<br />
2, 26000 block North<br />
Dixie Highway; medic runs,<br />
11100 block Fremont Pike,<br />
400 block Arrowhead Drive,<br />
1000 block Valley Bluff<br />
Road, 26400 block Fort<br />
Meigs Road; alarms, 900<br />
block Louisiana Avenue, 100<br />
block East South Boundary<br />
Street, 26400 block Southpoint<br />
Road; family offense,<br />
600 block East Boundary<br />
Street, 500 block Garfield<br />
Drive.<br />
Thursday, May 10<br />
Accidents, Maumee Western<br />
Reserve Road, Levis<br />
Commons Boulevard at Hollenbeck<br />
Drive, 25500 block<br />
North Dixie Highway, East<br />
Boundary Street at East Indiana<br />
Avenue, Fremont Pike at<br />
north I-75; medic runs, 7100<br />
block South Wilkinson Way,<br />
13400 block Eckel Junction<br />
Road, 100 block East Seventh<br />
Street; alarms, 200 block<br />
Manor Drive, 26400 block<br />
Southpoint Road, 200 block<br />
East Boundary Street; threats,<br />
300 block Commodore Way;<br />
theft, 400 block West South<br />
Boundary Street, 200 block<br />
Louisiana Avenue; unruly juvenile,<br />
300 block Edgewood<br />
Drive.<br />
south of State Route 795.<br />
Wednesday, May 9<br />
Accidents, 600 block D<br />
Street, East River Road at<br />
Stone Croft Court; rescue<br />
runs, 9000 block Fremont<br />
Pike, 20000 block Hufford<br />
Road; criminal damage,<br />
West River north of Hull<br />
Prairie roads; theft, (2)<br />
28000 block Oregon Road;<br />
fraud, 10000 block White<br />
Oak Drive; drug paraphernalia,<br />
drug abuse and failure to<br />
comply with police officer,<br />
Avenue at Tracy roads.<br />
Thursday, May 10<br />
Rescue runs, (2) 10000<br />
block Fremont Pike, 10000<br />
block Roachton Road; unruly<br />
juvenile, 9000 block<br />
Bishopswood Lane; vandalism<br />
and theft, 29000 block<br />
White Road; obstructing official<br />
business and theft,<br />
10000 block Fremont Pike.<br />
First quarter recorder’s report<br />
for Wood County released<br />
The Wood County<br />
Recorder, Julie Baumgardner,<br />
has released a report<br />
covering the transactions of<br />
the recorder’s office for the<br />
first quarter, January 1<br />
through March 31, 2012.<br />
One thousand sixty deeds<br />
were recorded for this quarter,<br />
compared to 1,021 deeds<br />
being recorded for the same<br />
quarter last year.<br />
One thousand two hundred<br />
fifty-seven mortgages,<br />
with a valuation of<br />
$195,239,382.22, were<br />
recorded for this quarter,<br />
compared to 1,057 mortgages,<br />
with a valuation of<br />
$509,327,718.76 being<br />
recorded for the same quarter<br />
last year.<br />
Numerous other documents<br />
were recorded, in addition<br />
to the above, for a<br />
total of 4,794 documents<br />
being recorded for this quarter,<br />
compared to 4,481 documents<br />
being recorded for the<br />
same quarter last year.<br />
Ms. Baumgardner paid a<br />
total of $256,904.09 into the<br />
county for this quarter, compared<br />
to $233,799.23 for the<br />
same quarter last year.<br />
$111,250.82 of the total for<br />
this quarter was paid directly<br />
into the county general fund,<br />
compared with $101,813.72<br />
for the same quarter last<br />
year. $127,113.27 of the<br />
total for this quarter was<br />
paid into the housing trust<br />
fund, less one percent back<br />
to the county general fund<br />
by the state for the timely<br />
distribution of the money to<br />
the fund, compared with<br />
$114,841.51 for the same<br />
quarter last year, less one<br />
percent paid back to the<br />
county general fund. The remaining<br />
balance of<br />
$18,540.00 was paid into the<br />
recorder’s equipment fund<br />
for this quarter, compared<br />
with $17,144.00 for the<br />
same quarter last year.<br />
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The following cases were<br />
finalized in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Municipal<br />
Court April 11-19, 2012.<br />
An additional $78 in court<br />
costs was sentenced for each<br />
case, unless otherwise noted.<br />
Speed<br />
Donald A. Shadler, Edgewood<br />
Drive, $100 fine; Tanya<br />
K. Bell, Sandalwood Road<br />
West, $43 fine; Ann M. Fuzinski,<br />
Tracy Road, $39 fine;<br />
Lynne S. McCullough, West<br />
River Road, $49 fine; Tiffany<br />
C. Doty, Lakevue Drive, $47<br />
fine; Katy L. Daily, Dunbridge<br />
Road, $45 fine; Leann<br />
Slomka, Simmons Road, $50<br />
fine, $53 court costs; Tony G.<br />
Howell, Don Cogan Court,<br />
$49 fine; Angel A. Myers,<br />
Sandstone Drive, $49 fine,<br />
$108 court costs; Donald E.<br />
Jahns, Roachton Road, $45<br />
fine.<br />
Seatbelt<br />
Tiana J. Lindley, West<br />
Lake Road, $30 fine, $63<br />
court costs.<br />
Registration Violation<br />
Donald A. Shadler, Edgewood<br />
Drive, no fine; Carmel<br />
S. Whitt, Oakmead Drive, $45<br />
fine.<br />
Other Traffic Convictions<br />
Jason C. Bogdanski, Walnut<br />
Street, no operator’s license,<br />
no fine.<br />
Donald F. Schmidt, Oregon<br />
Road, unsecure load, $55<br />
fine.<br />
Thomas W. Morlock,<br />
Roachton Road, improper<br />
start/backing, $55 fine.<br />
Karla M. Vittee, Lakevue<br />
Drive, marked lanes, $85 fine,<br />
$83 court costs.<br />
Marc T. Feichter, Bishopswood<br />
Lane, driving under<br />
suspension, $50 fine.<br />
Leann Slomka, Simmons<br />
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Road, operating a vehicle<br />
under the influence, $600 fine,<br />
180 days jail, 170 days suspended,<br />
one year license suspension;<br />
OVI refusal, no fine,<br />
$53 court costs, 10 days jail<br />
concurrent with other sentence;<br />
fictitious registration,<br />
no fine, $53 court costs, five<br />
days jail concurrent with other<br />
sentence.<br />
Michael P. Leyland, Maple<br />
Street, failure to control, $55<br />
fine.<br />
Timothy J. Zwayer, Morgan<br />
Place, stop sign, $75 fine.<br />
Michael D. Meier, Oregon<br />
Road, failure to yield right of<br />
way, $55 fine.<br />
Jennifer M. Beck, Locust<br />
Street, assured clear distance,<br />
$55 fine.<br />
Amy L. Marinov, Three<br />
Meadows Court, driving without<br />
a license, $30 fine.<br />
Criminal Convictions<br />
Amanda C. Harrison,<br />
Ayers Road, theft, $100 fine,<br />
$73 court costs, 180 days jail,<br />
180 suspended, restitution of<br />
$327 to Fuel Mart and shall<br />
not enter store premises.<br />
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U.S. Representative<br />
Bob Latta<br />
5th District<br />
Monday, May 21<br />
Holiday Inn Express (Rt. 20 and I-75)<br />
On May 2, a Wood<br />
County grand jury indicted a<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> man.<br />
Alexander Carr, 19, of<br />
Mallard Road, faces one<br />
count of breaking and entering,<br />
a fifth-degree felony, and<br />
resisting arrest, a second-degree<br />
misdemeanor, in an incident<br />
which allegedly occurred<br />
on February 22 at an<br />
Econolodge.<br />
If convicted, he faces up to<br />
one year in prison and fines of<br />
$2,500.<br />
His case has been assigned<br />
to Wood County Common<br />
Pleas Judge Alan Mayberry.<br />
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In <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
ACTIVITIES AND<br />
LUNCH MENUS<br />
Shuffleboard and dominoes<br />
are available all day, Monday<br />
through Friday. To make an<br />
appointment for grocery shopping<br />
or with the Legal Aid representative,<br />
call<br />
419-874-0847.<br />
NEW! Fitness Class on<br />
Monday, Wednesday and Friday,<br />
from 9 to 10 a.m., with<br />
a YMCA instructor. The cost<br />
is $20 for eight weeks paid in<br />
advance or $1 per session<br />
paid at each session to site<br />
manager. This session will<br />
include aerobics, stretching<br />
and strengthening. Registration<br />
is required with advanced<br />
payment.<br />
Jam Sessions are held<br />
each Wednesday, from 1 to 4<br />
p.m., with Marty Brogan of<br />
the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Area Arts<br />
Council. These sessions are<br />
open to all acoustic musicians<br />
who are beginners or seasoned<br />
players.<br />
WHEN COMFORT<br />
COUNTS<br />
You deserve the<br />
quality of care<br />
that we provide<br />
to ourpatients.<br />
In a relaxing<br />
atmosphere our<br />
dental team will<br />
meet your every<br />
need.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Senior Center<br />
140 West Indiana Avenue (beside the Fire Station)<br />
419-874-0847<br />
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.<br />
Complete Gentle Care<br />
for your entire family<br />
We welcome new patients.<br />
CHRISTOPHER CLARK,<br />
D.D.S. Inc.<br />
General Dentist<br />
Academy Certified Laser Dentist<br />
28321 Kensington Lane<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 419-874-3333<br />
www.chrisclarkdds.com<br />
Competitive Rates on<br />
Mortgage Loans<br />
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Programs and lunches for all area residents<br />
at least 60 years of age.<br />
Bible Study – Wednesdays<br />
at 10 a.m., facilitated by<br />
Right at Home. Sessions are<br />
open to all denominations.<br />
Wii Bowling is held Thursdays<br />
at 11 a.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
teams will have some friendly<br />
competition.<br />
Wednesday, May 16<br />
Noon menu – Birthday<br />
Celebration – Cube Steak,<br />
Capri blend vegetables, citrus<br />
slaw, pears, cake and ice<br />
cream.<br />
•9 a.m. – Exercise<br />
•10:45 a.m. – Body Recall<br />
•Noon – Birthday Celebration.<br />
Make sure to register if<br />
it is your birthday month and<br />
you plan on attending. Sponsored<br />
by <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Care<br />
and Rehabilitation.<br />
Thursday, May 17<br />
Noon menu – Salad Day:<br />
Diced Ham, cheese, and egg<br />
or Chicken Salad, lettuce<br />
blend, diced tomatoes and<br />
green peppers, cantaloupe<br />
and grapes, blueberry muffin.<br />
Check us out on the web:<br />
www.perrysburg.com<br />
FINDING THE PERFECT HOME<br />
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Josh Slocum, executive<br />
director of the Funeral Consumers<br />
Alliance, will be the<br />
featured speaker via Skype at<br />
the Northwest Ohio Chapter<br />
of the FCA on Saturday, May<br />
19, at 10:15 a.m. The program<br />
will be held at the<br />
Sanger Branch Library, 3030<br />
West Central Avenue,<br />
Toledo.<br />
Mr. Slocum will give a<br />
humorous talk about how his<br />
heart attack at age 36 alerted<br />
him to the need for having a<br />
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Call us at 419-873-9818 or visit<br />
www.genoabank.com<br />
Member FDIC<br />
•10 a.m. – Class: Blackjack.<br />
An introductory class to<br />
this game of strategy.<br />
Friday, May 18<br />
Noon menu – Reuben<br />
Casserole or Chicken<br />
Nuggets, baked potato,<br />
tomato zucchini salad, banana,<br />
strawberry mousse.<br />
•9 a.m. – Exercise<br />
•10:45 a.m. – Body Recall<br />
•12:30 p.m. – Poker<br />
Monday, May 21<br />
Noon menu – Country<br />
Fried Steak or Cabbage Roll,<br />
mashed potatoes, carrots,<br />
apple juice, lemon bar.<br />
•9 a.m. – Exercise<br />
•9:30 a.m. – Trip: Spangler<br />
Candy Store and Museum,<br />
Bryan, Ohio. Tour the<br />
facility where Dum Dums,<br />
Circus Peanuts and more are<br />
manufactured. The cost is<br />
$10, plus lunch. Payment<br />
and registration are required<br />
to reserve a spot.<br />
•10:45 a.m. – Body Recall<br />
•12:45 p.m. – Trivia with<br />
prizes courtesy of the Manor<br />
of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Tuesday, May 22<br />
Noon menu – Baked<br />
Chicken or Smoked Sausage,<br />
squash, three-bean salad,<br />
fruited Jello.<br />
•9:30 a.m. – Bingo<br />
•1:30 p.m. – Program:<br />
Around the World: Greece –<br />
Part I. Learn about the culture,<br />
government and holidays of<br />
this country.<br />
•7 p.m. – Duplicate Bridge<br />
Wednesday, May 23<br />
Noon menu – Beef<br />
Stroganoff or Italian Chicken<br />
Breast, noodles, tossed salad,<br />
peas, tropical fruit.<br />
•9 a.m. – Exercise<br />
•10:45 a.m. – Body Recall<br />
•1:30 p.m. – Program:<br />
Around the World: Greece –<br />
Part II. Learn about the culture,<br />
government and holidays<br />
of this country.<br />
Rossford Eagles<br />
and Auxiliary<br />
By Richard Staffan<br />
The Eagles held their installation<br />
of new and old officers<br />
last week. The new<br />
president, Don Webb, would<br />
like to thank everyone who<br />
took part and helped with the<br />
installation and dinner that<br />
night.<br />
The Aerie will meet<br />
Thursday, May 17, at 8 p.m.,<br />
and the Aerie officers will<br />
meet at 7 p.m.<br />
Saturday, May 19, the Ma<br />
and Pa Bowling League from<br />
Rossford Lanes will hold a<br />
bowling banquet, from 6:30<br />
p.m. until midnight, at the Eagles.<br />
Tuesday, May 22, will be<br />
wings night, from 5 until 9<br />
p.m. This is open to the public.<br />
The Queen of Hearts<br />
drawing will be held on<br />
Wednesday, at 9 p.m.<br />
In the Eagle men’s golf<br />
league, the top winners were:<br />
low gross, #45, Bob Herroon;<br />
skins winners, Jamie Lawson<br />
and Joe Cordero; par 3s, #10,<br />
Jamie Lawson; #12, Jerry<br />
Bohner; mystery game, #52,<br />
Joe Mazur; 50/50 winner,<br />
Jamie Lawson.<br />
The Eagle quote of the<br />
week is, “Young people always<br />
had to make their way<br />
in the world, but in previous<br />
times they didn’t need a<br />
GPS devise.” See you at the<br />
club.<br />
‘Funeral Planning’ topic<br />
of FCA program May 19<br />
funeral plan in writing.<br />
The public is invited to attend.<br />
The FCA is dedicated to<br />
protecting the public’s right<br />
to choose meaningful, dignified<br />
and affordable funerals.<br />
Information will be available,<br />
including the 2012-13<br />
survey of the Toledo area<br />
prices of selected funeral<br />
goods and services.<br />
For more information,<br />
call Becky Locke Gagnon at<br />
419-874-1725 or Mark<br />
Walker at 419-897-1528.<br />
Ecumenical<br />
bereavement<br />
support group<br />
to meet June 5<br />
An ecumenical bereavement<br />
support group will meet<br />
Tuesday, June 5, from 3 to<br />
4:30 p.m., at St. Patrick of<br />
Heatherdowns, Emmaus<br />
Room, 4201 Heatherdowns<br />
Boulevard, Toledo.<br />
Guest speaker will be Rita<br />
Hoff, director of Outreach<br />
Ministries at St. Patrick of<br />
Heatherdowns Parish. Her<br />
topic will be “The Many<br />
Faces of Grief.”<br />
The ecumenical support<br />
group is sponsored by<br />
St. Joseph Maumee, St. Rose<br />
Parish, St. Paul’s Episcopal,<br />
St. Paul’s Evangelical<br />
Lutheran, St. Luke’s Hospital,<br />
St. Joan of Arc and St.<br />
Patrick of Heatherdowns.<br />
For more information, call<br />
Ms. Hoff at 419-724-4675 or<br />
send an e-mail to<br />
rita.hoff@toledostpats.org.<br />
Attorneys At Law<br />
Leatherman & Witzler<br />
Todd Hamilton Noll • Kay Leatherman Howard<br />
Paul A. Skaff • Robert A. McColley<br />
353 Elm Street<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
419-874-3536<br />
Practice Areas Include:<br />
Expungement/Record Sealing<br />
Serving the Community Since 1950<br />
Library receives photo of 1947 Scout Troop<br />
This photo, recently donated to Way Library by Phyllis<br />
(Stemen) Mossing shows Boy Scout Troop #110 getting<br />
ready to ride off on a mission. Don Simmons, one of the<br />
group, remembers that the troop had been recruited to<br />
clear some brush that day. “We met at the Boy Scout<br />
cabin that was under the water tower, which you can see<br />
in the background,” Mr. Simmons said. The license plate<br />
‘Human Trafficking 101’ topic<br />
of program at Zoar Church May 30<br />
The Wood County Retired<br />
Teachers Association<br />
will meet Thursday, May<br />
17, at noon, at the First<br />
United Methodist Church<br />
in Bowling Green. A<br />
chicken casserole, prepared<br />
by Don Bright, will be<br />
served. The cost is $12 per<br />
person.<br />
Guest speaker Jim Tichy,<br />
emeritus board member of<br />
Honor Flight of Northwest<br />
Zoar Lutheran Church will<br />
host a presentation by Dr.<br />
Celia Williams, a professor at<br />
the University of Toledo, entitled<br />
“Human Trafficking<br />
101.” The 90-minute program<br />
will be held Wednesday, May<br />
30, at 7 p.m., in the Family<br />
Life Center of the church.<br />
Parents, grandparents, educators,<br />
and all who care<br />
about the welfare of children<br />
are welcome to attend.<br />
A 2010 report estimated<br />
nearly 1,100 Ohio youths are<br />
forced into trafficking for sex<br />
each year, while 3,000 more<br />
are at risk of being trafficked.<br />
Dr. Williamson is a nationally<br />
known expert on the<br />
subject of domestic sex trafficking<br />
of minors. She has<br />
chaired or co-chaired eight<br />
national and international<br />
conferences on human trafficking,<br />
bringing together<br />
presenters from around the<br />
world to present on this issue.<br />
She also has published more<br />
than 15 research articles on<br />
the subject of prostitution and<br />
human trafficking and has<br />
been awarded federal research<br />
grants and other funding<br />
to support Second<br />
Chance, a program she<br />
founded in 1993 that works<br />
with victims of sex trafficking.<br />
For more information, call<br />
the church office at 419-874-<br />
4346.<br />
Wood County Retired Teachers<br />
to meet Thursday, May 17<br />
Poppy Run set for June 9<br />
Robotics team<br />
hosts open<br />
house May 22<br />
FIRST Robotics Team<br />
451 will host an open house<br />
for prospective students and<br />
their parents on Tuesday,<br />
May 22, from 6 to 8 p.m., at<br />
the Dana facility at 6201<br />
Trust Drive in Holland.<br />
The group is open to students<br />
in grades eight through<br />
12. The team will design and<br />
build a robot to play a chosen<br />
game. The robot and team attend<br />
competitions across the<br />
country.<br />
For more information,<br />
contact Tom O’Neil at 419-<br />
356-0035 or visit the Web<br />
site thecatattack.org.<br />
on the car reads 1947, and the little boy by the car is<br />
unidentified. Pictured, front row, from left, are: Jim Stemen<br />
at truck door, Jerry Sutter, Hutch Lamb, Bob Sarver,<br />
George Campbell, Don Simmons, Frank Frazier, Jim Kopp<br />
and Alvie Perkins. Back row: David Ballantyne, Alan Henderson,<br />
Scoutmaster John Henderson, unidentified, Bill<br />
Frederick.<br />
Census to be<br />
discussed<br />
at Way Library<br />
Way Library will host a<br />
talk on the recently released<br />
1940 U.S. Census on Tuesday,<br />
May 22, at 7 p.m., on the<br />
lower level of the library. Refreshments<br />
will be served at<br />
this free event.<br />
Timothy Sarko, data dissemination<br />
specialist from<br />
the U.S. Census Bureau’s<br />
Philadelphia Regional Office,<br />
will cover the background<br />
of the 1940 census,<br />
how to search for information<br />
about your family or<br />
area demographics and general<br />
tips on conducting ancestry<br />
searches.<br />
The Reel Opinions with<br />
<strong>WGTE</strong> Public Media group<br />
at Way Public Library will<br />
see and discuss a NOVA<br />
episode called “The Great<br />
Inca Rebellion” on Thursday,<br />
May 17, on the lower level of<br />
the library. The one-hour documentary<br />
will be shown at<br />
10:30 a.m., with a short discussion<br />
to follow. Refreshments<br />
will be served at this<br />
free event.<br />
OPEN HOUSE<br />
Conservative<br />
conference<br />
set for May 19<br />
The Northwest Ohio Conservative<br />
Conference will be<br />
held Saturday, May 19, from<br />
9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Hilton<br />
Garden Inn at Levis Commons.<br />
The goal of the conference<br />
is to provide education and<br />
information regarding conservative<br />
positions on the issues<br />
the country is facing<br />
today.<br />
The event will open with<br />
Matt Kibbe, president and<br />
CEO of Freedom Works. It<br />
will include breakout sessions<br />
focusing on topics including<br />
the Ohio Workplace Freedom<br />
Amendment, healthcare,<br />
voter ID and voter fraud, and<br />
discussions on the 2nd and<br />
10th amendments.<br />
National, state and local<br />
groups will be in attendance,<br />
from Freedom Works and<br />
Americans for Prosperity to<br />
the Buckeye Institute and<br />
Ohio Liberty Council.<br />
Participants who need to<br />
register to vote may do so onsite.<br />
The registration fee includes<br />
lunch, and space is<br />
limited.<br />
To pre-register, visit the<br />
Web site at www.nwohiocon<br />
servativeconference.com.<br />
Inca Rebellion at Way May 17<br />
This documentary presents<br />
new evidence that is<br />
changing what we know<br />
about the final days of the<br />
once-mighty Inca Empire.<br />
Mass graves and forensic evidence<br />
reveal a complex truth<br />
about the 16th century battle<br />
between Inca warriors and<br />
Spanish invaders, including<br />
evidence of what may be the<br />
first gunshot wound in the<br />
Americas.<br />
Card of Thanks<br />
Thank you to the community of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, the U.S.<br />
Post Office, Walt Churchill’s Market and Kazmaier’s for<br />
the successful Poppy Day on May 5.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> VFW Post 6170<br />
Eugene Mishka, Adj.<br />
Waterford Bank, N.A. announces that interested parties are<br />
welcome to attend an “Open House” to learn more about the new<br />
office the Bank is building at 231 Louisiana Avenue in Downtown<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>. <br />
Ohio, will share his experiences<br />
of sending veterans to<br />
the World War II Memorial.<br />
He retired from NBC 24 in<br />
2007 as sports director.<br />
The Otsego High School <br />
Singers will sing the National<br />
<br />
The Open House will be held in the City Council Chambers in<br />
Anthem.<br />
the Municipal Building, 201 W. Indiana Avenue between 4:30 and<br />
The scholarship baskets<br />
will be available to support<br />
6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 23, 2012. Representatives of the<br />
the project for future educators.<br />
Donations for the food<br />
Representatives of the Ba<br />
Bank, its architect, the Poggemeyer Design Group, and the<br />
construction manager, Miller Diversified Construction Company,<br />
pantry will be accepted. i<br />
will be in attendance to answer any questions you might have<br />
about the Bank’s plans for the site and the upcoming construction <br />
program.<br />
Toledo Harley-Davidson<br />
will host a Poppy Run on<br />
June 9. Registration will<br />
begin at 9:30 a.m., at the dealership<br />
located at 7960 Central<br />
Avenue, Toledo. The ride will<br />
leave at 10 a.m.<br />
The Poppy Run is a fundraiser<br />
for the Veterans Affairs<br />
and Rehabilitation auxiliary<br />
program sponsored by the<br />
J.W. Diehn American Legion<br />
Auxiliary, Sylvania.<br />
The 23-mile ride will finish<br />
at the J.W. Diehn Post,<br />
where food will be available.<br />
The entry fee is $20 per<br />
bike. Prizes will be awarded.<br />
For more information or to<br />
pre-register, call Jane at 419-<br />
345-9091.
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Metcalf-Reddick<br />
engagement announced<br />
Katherine L. Metcalf, daughter of Jerry and Cheryl<br />
Metcalf of Waterville, Ohio, and Timothy A. Reddick,<br />
son of Brad and Debbie Reddick, of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, announce<br />
their engagement.<br />
Katherine attended Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee,<br />
and graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree<br />
in psychology.<br />
Tim graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in<br />
criminal justice from Findlay University. He currently<br />
lives and works in Washington D.C., where the couple<br />
will reside after they are married.<br />
A May 26, 2012, wedding at Grace United Methodist<br />
Church, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, is planned.<br />
Daddy’s little girl is getting married! Tim and Katherine<br />
met in the first grade at Woodland Elementary<br />
School; and after 18 years apart, Tim proposed to Katherine<br />
in December in the same first grade classroom. They<br />
are so thankful that the Lord has brought them back together.<br />
Katherine, we will miss you holding our arms, your<br />
bright smile, your tremendous energy, your vivacious<br />
personality, piggy back rides, hugs and kisses, and so<br />
much more.<br />
Tim, you are such an incredible young man, so positive,<br />
confident in who you are in Christ and we are so excited<br />
that you will become our third son. We love you<br />
both.<br />
Dad and Mom<br />
Friends of Way book sale May 31<br />
The Friends of Way Public<br />
Library will hold a used<br />
book sale on Thursday, May<br />
31, from 2 to 6 p.m.<br />
The sale will be held in<br />
conjunction with <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Helping You Y<br />
Do It YOURSELF<br />
HARDWARE<br />
MILLS<br />
Special Orders Are Our Specialty<br />
Local Service/Expert Advice<br />
SINCE 1928<br />
Market Days.<br />
Fill a large bag with<br />
books for $15 or a small bag<br />
for $5.<br />
All proceeds will benefit<br />
the library.<br />
Vandervlucht on fall semester<br />
dean’s list at Evangel University<br />
Chelsea Vandervlucht has<br />
been named to the dean’s list<br />
for the fall semester at Evangel<br />
University, Springfield, Missouri.<br />
She is a sophomore majoring<br />
in management.<br />
To be named to the dean’s<br />
list, a student must earn a grade<br />
point average of 3.6 or higher.<br />
Chelsea is a 2010 graduate<br />
of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School.<br />
HARDWARE<br />
130 Louisiana Ave. • <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
419-874-4502<br />
★ SCREEN & WINDOW REPAIR ★<br />
Come to us for all the tools and supplies<br />
you’ll need to tackle your<br />
home improvement projects.<br />
• Hardware • Paint • Electrical Supplies<br />
• Rentals • Lawn & Garden Supplies<br />
• Screen & Window Repair<br />
• Lamp or Small Appliance Repair<br />
• Sharpening Services<br />
HOURS: Monday-Friday, 8-6;<br />
Saturday, 8-5:30<br />
Highest<br />
Prices Paid<br />
For Gold Jewelry<br />
10K, 14K, 18K, Dental Gold<br />
Any Condition<br />
Buying Gold, Silver<br />
&Platinuminallforms<br />
Buying:<br />
US Silver Coins (1964 & before)<br />
US Silver Dollars (1935 & before VG+)<br />
1965-1969 Half Dollars<br />
Silver Bars — 1 oz. to 100 oz.<br />
US 1 oz Eagles, Maple Leafs, Krugerrands<br />
All Gold coins & bars — 1 oz., 1/2 oz., 1/4 oz.,<br />
1/10 oz. & all other sizes<br />
Most other older US Coins — both Gold & Silver<br />
IMMEDIATE PAYMENT<br />
McGIVERN<br />
Jewelers/Gemologist<br />
112 W. Second St. • <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
419-874-4473<br />
http://www.mcgivern.com<br />
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10-6; Sat. 10-4; Closed Sun.<br />
Raymond Porea and Abbey Crouse<br />
engaged to wed<br />
Mr. and Mrs. James Porea, of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, announce the<br />
engagement and upcoming marriage of their son, Raymond<br />
James Porea, to Abbey Marie Crouse. The brideelect<br />
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Crouse of<br />
Cortland, Ohio.<br />
Mr. Porea is a 2003 graduate of St. John’s Jesuit High<br />
School in Toledo and received his bachelor of science degree<br />
in mechanical engineering in 2008 from The Ohio<br />
State University. He is currently pursuing an MBA at the<br />
University of Akron and is employed as an operations supervisor<br />
at Precision Castparts Corp. in Minerva, Ohio.<br />
Miss Crouse is a 2003 graduate of Lakeview High<br />
School and received her bachelor of science degree in biological<br />
engineering from The Ohio State University in<br />
2008. She is pursuing a doctorate degree at Palmer College<br />
of Chiropractic in Davenport, Iowa.<br />
A July 28, 2012, wedding at St. Ann Catholic Church<br />
in Cleveland, is planned.<br />
History lecture series continues<br />
at Fort Meigs on Thurs., May 17<br />
Anthony Yanik, historian<br />
and author, will present<br />
“William Hull and the Fall<br />
of Detroit” on Thursday,<br />
May 17, at 7:30 p.m., at the<br />
Fort Meigs visitor center in<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
The presentation is free<br />
and open to the public.<br />
Doors open at 7 p.m.<br />
The focus of the opening<br />
campaign of the War of<br />
1812 was Detroit, which the<br />
War Department considered<br />
to be one of the significant<br />
launching points for the invasion<br />
of Canada. Its surrender<br />
only two months<br />
after the declaration of war<br />
shocked the nation and led<br />
to the court martial of<br />
Brigadier General William<br />
Hull for which he was sentenced<br />
to death, the only<br />
commanding general ever<br />
to receive a death sentence<br />
in U. S. Military history.<br />
Gen. Hull has been vilified<br />
by most historians to<br />
the present day for his decision<br />
to surrender. A close<br />
examination of the transcript<br />
of the court martial,<br />
however, indicates that Hull<br />
was the victim of very questionable<br />
trial proceedings as<br />
well as biased contradictory<br />
testimony.<br />
Given the same advantages<br />
later accorded to<br />
William Henry Harrison in<br />
his campaign to recapture<br />
Detroit, especially the command<br />
of the waterways, it is<br />
conceivable that Hull would<br />
never have found it necessary<br />
to surrender.<br />
Anthony Yanik is a General<br />
Motors retiree with a<br />
master of arts degree from<br />
the University of Detroit.<br />
His professional background<br />
is in speech writing<br />
among other assignments<br />
for GMC.<br />
His book, “The Fall and<br />
Recapture of Detroit in the<br />
War of 1812,” resulted from<br />
his interest in defending<br />
William Hull, whom he<br />
feels has been unfairly<br />
judged as a coward by most<br />
historians for precipitating<br />
the surrender of Detroit at<br />
the outset of the war.<br />
Mr. Yanik’s previous<br />
book, “Maxwell Motor and<br />
the Making of Chrysler<br />
Corporation,” received the<br />
Michigan Historical Society’s<br />
prestigious State History<br />
Award for 2009.<br />
The program is sponsored<br />
by the Anderton Bentley<br />
Fund in memory of<br />
Christopher Perky, who<br />
served at Fort Meigs during<br />
the War of 1812.<br />
For more information,<br />
visit the Web site at<br />
www.fortmeigs.org or call<br />
1-800-283-8916.<br />
Northern Wood County Republican<br />
Club to meet on Monday, May 21<br />
The Northern Wood<br />
County Republican Club<br />
(NWCRC) will meet Monday,<br />
May 21, at the Holiday<br />
Inn Express, 10621 Fremont<br />
Pike, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. Doors<br />
open at 7 p.m.<br />
A brief meeting will be<br />
held at 7:30 p.m. Guest<br />
speaker will be U.S. Representative<br />
Bob Latta.<br />
The NWCRC’s purpose<br />
is to provide a venue of relevant,<br />
interesting topics for<br />
Republicans in the <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
Rossford, Northwood,<br />
Walbridge, Grand Rapids<br />
and Bowling Green areas; to<br />
provide a forum for Wood<br />
County Republican political<br />
candidates; to develop candidates<br />
for political offices<br />
and ward/precinct infrastructure,<br />
and to develop<br />
volunteer support for Republic<br />
party candidates at<br />
the local, state and national<br />
level.<br />
The NWCRC does not<br />
make political candidate endorsements<br />
or ballot issue<br />
endorsements.<br />
The club meets on the<br />
fourth Monday of each<br />
month.<br />
Suggested annual contributions<br />
are $15 per person<br />
or $20 per family.<br />
For more information,<br />
visit the Web site at<br />
nwc.woodcountyrepublican<br />
party.com.<br />
PHS Class of 1959 to hold reunion<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School Class of 1959 will<br />
hold a reunion on July 21, at<br />
Carranor Club in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
The event will include<br />
snacks, a cash bar from 4 to<br />
6 p.m, and a cookout and<br />
eat-in buffet beginning at 6<br />
p.m.<br />
The cost is $27 per person.<br />
For more information,<br />
call Kay Dotson Flack at<br />
419-382-3348 or send an e-<br />
mail to kayflack@att.net.<br />
Kris S. Kelley, D.D.S.<br />
Michael J. Thebes, D.D.S.<br />
Gentle Family Dentistry<br />
13003 Roachton Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
Phone: 419-874-7071<br />
Evening & Saturday appointments available.<br />
NEW PATIENTS & EMERGENCIES WELCOME<br />
Brian and Sarah Cousino<br />
celebrate first wedding anniversary<br />
The families of Sarah and Brian Cousino announce the<br />
couple’s first wedding anniversary. On a beautiful spring<br />
afternoon, May 7, 2011, Sarah Hottinger and Brian<br />
Cousino were united in marriage, officiated by the Rev.<br />
Timothy Philabaum, at Zoar Lutheran Church, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Adorning the church altar and carried by the bride and<br />
her attendants were purple, green and white tea roses,<br />
Freesia, Lisianthus, Hydrangeas and Ranunculus. Following<br />
the ceremony, a reception was held at the Brandywine<br />
Country Club in Maumee.<br />
The newlyweds took a honeymoon trip to the Virgin Islands<br />
and now reside in Toledo.<br />
Northeast Area Senior Center<br />
to host Trunk Sale on May 18<br />
The Northeast Area Senior<br />
Center will host a Trunk Sale<br />
in their parking lot at 705<br />
North Main Street, Walbridge,<br />
on Friday, May 18,<br />
from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. This<br />
event encourages participants<br />
to fill their trunks with any<br />
items they are interested in<br />
selling.<br />
The event was designed<br />
by Sandy Hart, site manager<br />
at the Northeast Area Senior<br />
Center as a “fun, interactive<br />
Also located at:<br />
735 Haskins Road,<br />
Bowling Green, OH<br />
419-353-1412<br />
social event enabling participants<br />
to make some money<br />
sharing/selling unused items<br />
from their homes.”<br />
A cold box lunch will be<br />
available for a $2 donation<br />
for those age 60 or older and<br />
$5 for those younger than 60.<br />
The trunk sale is open to anyone<br />
in the community who is<br />
interested in buying or selling.<br />
For reservations, call Ms.<br />
Hart at 419-260-3228.<br />
‘<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Oral History’ movie<br />
to be shown at Way Library<br />
Southwest<br />
travelogue<br />
at library<br />
May 17<br />
On Thursday, May 17, at 7<br />
p.m., travel leader Judy Pfaffenberger<br />
will present a travelogue<br />
on the American<br />
Southwest, including visits to<br />
Zion, Bryce, Capitol Reef,<br />
Canyonlands, Arches and<br />
Grand Canyon national parks.<br />
Refreshments will be<br />
served at this free program on<br />
the lower level of the library.<br />
The newly created movie,<br />
"Capturing Moments: <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Oral History," will<br />
be shown at Way Public Library<br />
on Wednesday, May<br />
30, beginning at 7 p.m. The<br />
public is welcome to attend<br />
this event. Refreshments and<br />
admission will be offered<br />
free of charge.<br />
This movie was created<br />
last year by EXCELS students<br />
from Toth and Woodland<br />
elementary schools<br />
using footage from interviews<br />
with more than 30<br />
members of the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
community.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> teacher<br />
Jeanna Heuring received a<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Schools Foundation<br />
grant to purchase video<br />
cameras and other equipment<br />
to conduct interviews<br />
and make copies for all the<br />
participants in the project.<br />
In the video long-time<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> residents recall<br />
memories from bygone eras.<br />
The students prepared questions,<br />
designed backdrops to<br />
enhance the interview settings,<br />
interviewed residents,<br />
and then edited the videos<br />
and integrated original photos<br />
contributed by the project<br />
participants.<br />
After the film is shown<br />
on May 30, audience members<br />
will have an opportunity<br />
to interact with and ask<br />
questions of Ms. Heuring<br />
and the fourth and fifth<br />
grade students who conducted<br />
this digital storytelling<br />
project.<br />
Pre-Registration:<br />
$20.005K Run or 1 Mile Walk (No Shirt)<br />
$25.005K Run or 1 Mile Walk (Race Day Shirt Included)<br />
Race Day Registration:<br />
$20.005K Run or 1 Mile Walk (No Shirt)<br />
Limited shirts will be available on race day.<br />
2012 D.A.R.E. Graduates run free. ($5.00 if you want a T-Shirt)<br />
Go to davesrunning.com for online registration or<br />
mail applications to:<br />
Kip Boulis Foundation, Inc<br />
PO Box 1165<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43552<br />
Awards:<br />
Overall Male/Female Champion<br />
Police Officer/Firefighter<br />
Age Groups<br />
100th and 300th place finisher receives a free pair of running shoes<br />
<br />
Contact:<br />
Dean Butler (419)872-8001 or dbutler@ci.perryburg.oh.us<br />
Kelly Chalfant (419)872-8001 or wchalfant@ci.perrysburg.oh..us<br />
Memorial Day<br />
5K and 1 Mile Run/Walk<br />
Monday, May 28, 2012<br />
All proceeds go to the Kip Boulis Memorial Scholarship Fund<br />
Registration: 7:00 AM<br />
Race Time: 8:00 AM<br />
Begins/Ends: Woodland Park<br />
SR 795/E Boundary Street<br />
Please Check:<br />
Event <br />
Size T-Shirt -Large -Large<br />
Name:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________<br />
Address:___________________________________________City/State:______________________________Zip_________________<br />
Phone:____________________________________Age (As of 5/30/2012):________________________________________________<br />
Sex <br />
Special Category <br />
Burnett receives Golden Excellence Award<br />
Barbara Burnett, a Frank Elementary School teacher, was selected to receive the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
School’s Golden Excellence Award for the month of April. She was recognized<br />
for this honor at the April 23 meeting of the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Board of Education. She received<br />
a gift certificate for a local restaurant, donated by Hans Griffioen of the Griffioen Agency.<br />
The Golden Excellence Award recognizes school employees who go above and beyond<br />
the call of duty. Each month the district chooses an employee from co-worker nominations<br />
who best illustrates excellence on the job. Ms. Burnett was nominated by the<br />
Frank Elementary staff.<br />
Pictured, from left, are: Barry Van Hoozen, board president; Ms. Burnett, Hans Griffioen,<br />
and Brent Swartzmiller, Frank Elementary principal.<br />
PCU blood drive set for Friday, May 18<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Christians<br />
United will sponsor a blood<br />
drive on Friday, May 18, from<br />
noon to 6 p.m., at Zoar<br />
Lutheran Church, located at<br />
the corner of East Indiana Avenue<br />
and Sandusky Street.<br />
Appointments can be scheduled<br />
until 5:45 p.m., and<br />
walk-ins may present until 6<br />
p.m.<br />
Donors must be at least 17<br />
years of age, in good general<br />
health and weigh at least 110<br />
pounds, but not more than 350<br />
pounds.<br />
Donors should eat three<br />
balanced meals and drink<br />
plenty of fluids on the day of<br />
the donation, with one good<br />
meal eaten four hours or less<br />
before donation.<br />
The blood donation<br />
process takes approximately<br />
one hour. It begins with registration,<br />
which requires proof<br />
of identification. A mini-physical<br />
follows, which check’s<br />
the donor’s temperature,<br />
blood pressure, pulse and hemoglobin<br />
level. The actual<br />
donation time generally takes<br />
less than 15 minutes.<br />
The American Red Cross<br />
FREE Coffee & Donut!<br />
Stop by the Doughnut Box on<br />
Thursday, May 17th between 9-11am<br />
for a FREE donut and coffee<br />
courtesy of<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Commons and Heartland of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
In consideration the foregoing, I for myself, my heirs, executors and administrators, waive and release any and all claims for damages as<br />
would occur to me by reason of my participation in the Kip Boulis Memorial Day Run, against the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and any and all<br />
sponsors and supporters for all claims of damages, demands or actions whatsoever in any manner. I attest and verify that I am physically<br />
fit and capable of running a 5K or 1 Mile walk. I have sufficiently trained for the competition of this event.<br />
Signature:____________________________________________________Date:____________________<br />
Doughnut Box located at:<br />
1121 Louisiana Avenue<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
is especially encouraging<br />
those with blood types O negative<br />
and A and B negative to<br />
donate. In the Western Lake<br />
Erie Region, more than 300<br />
units of blood are needed<br />
daily to meet the demands of<br />
the region’s hospitals.<br />
PCU telephone recruiters<br />
will contact many donors<br />
from past blood drives. Those<br />
not contacted can call 1-800-<br />
733-2767 or visit the Web site<br />
at redcross blood.org to<br />
schedule an appointment or<br />
give intention to present as a<br />
walk-in donor.<br />
Parents Signature (if under 18 yrs of age):_____________________________________Date:_________________________
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OAK BEND CHURCH<br />
11275 Eckel Junction Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: 419-874-0219<br />
Contemporary Worship<br />
www.oakbend.org<br />
Daniel Watkins - Senior Pastor<br />
Chad Olszewski<br />
- Associate Pastor<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:15 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:30 a.m. Worship Service<br />
Children’s Program<br />
and Nursery Provided<br />
4:30 p.m. Quiz Practice<br />
6:30 p.m. Youth Group<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
6:30 p.m. Awana Clubs<br />
CHRIST EV.<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
(Dowling)<br />
22552 Carter Rd., B.G.<br />
P.O. Box 364<br />
Phone: 419-833-3956<br />
Pastor<br />
Tom Zulick<br />
Sunday<br />
School<br />
9:00 a.m.<br />
Worship<br />
The Church on the Hill 10:15 a.m.<br />
SHEPHERD OF<br />
THE VALLEY<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
MISSOURI SYNOD<br />
13101 Five Point Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-6939<br />
Pastor: Rev. John M. Rutz<br />
9:00 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:15 a.m. Worship<br />
Nursery provided<br />
Holy Communion - 1st, 3rd<br />
& 5th Sundays of the month<br />
CHURCH<br />
F O R T H E<br />
IMPERFECT<br />
BECAUSE<br />
WE ARE<br />
IMPERFECT<br />
PEOPLE<br />
TOO!<br />
WHITEHOUSE<br />
6950 Whitehouse Sq Blvd<br />
PERRYSBURG<br />
29129 Lime City Rd<br />
Zoar Lutheran Church will<br />
offer a Bible study, “JAMES,<br />
Mercy Triumphs.” The program<br />
is Beth Moore’s latest<br />
iCAMPUS Watch Live Online<br />
IN THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE<br />
MAUMEE VALLEY<br />
BIBLE BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
27439 Holiday Lane<br />
(off St. Rt. 20 at I-75)<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-7646<br />
We are a Christ Centered, Independent,<br />
Bible Believing,<br />
Bible Preaching and Bible<br />
Teaching Local Church.<br />
Find “The End of Your Search<br />
for a Church<br />
Faithful to Jesus Christ.”<br />
SUNDAY<br />
10:00 a.m. Worship<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
7:00 p.m. Worship<br />
24250 Dixie Highway<br />
(Highway 25)<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
(located just south<br />
of Five Point Road)<br />
Phone: (419) 874-6502<br />
Masses: Saturday, 5:00<br />
p.m.; Sunday, 8:00, 9:45 and<br />
11:30 a.m.<br />
www.blessedjohn.org<br />
www.gracechurchperrysburg.com<br />
601 East Boundary Street<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-4365<br />
office@gracechurchperrysburg.com<br />
Senior Pastor: Dennis Ditto<br />
Associate Pastor: Kerry Wood<br />
SUNDAY<br />
8:30 a.m. Traditional<br />
9:40 a.m. Classes for all<br />
ages.<br />
10:45 a.m. Contemporary<br />
Childcare for infants and<br />
toddlers all morning.<br />
Check our Web site for full<br />
list of activities and events for<br />
all ages.<br />
SATURDAYS<br />
6PM<br />
SUNDAYS<br />
9AM<br />
10:45AM<br />
12:30PM<br />
for more info go<br />
to our website at<br />
WEST TOLEDO<br />
2600 West Sylvania Ave<br />
SOUTH TOLEDO<br />
2150 South Byrne Rd<br />
eight-week study on the life<br />
and book of James.<br />
The study will be offered<br />
Tuesdays, beginning June 12,<br />
Rewards are offered by Wood County Crime Stoppers<br />
for information leading to the arrest of criminals.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> and Rossford citizens may provide information<br />
anonymously by calling 1-800-542-7463.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township<br />
RECYCLING SITE<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township Recycles at:<br />
Township Maintenance Building • 26609 Lime City Road<br />
OPEN: SATURDAY, JANUARY 21<br />
(Every Third Saturday of the Month)<br />
9 a.m. - Noon Only • EVERYONE WELCOME!!<br />
NO PLASTIC BAGS ACCEPTED<br />
Questions should be directed to the Wood County Solid<br />
Waste District at: (419) 354-9297<br />
WHAT YOU CAN RECYCLE:<br />
• Beverage Cans • Steel Cans •Cardboard<br />
• Plastic Bottles #1 & #2 • Glass Jars & Bottles<br />
• Newspaper & Telephone Books • Magazines<br />
ST. JOHN’S<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
U.S. 20 and Route 163<br />
Stony Ridge, Ohio<br />
Phone: (419) 837-5115<br />
Daniel G. Beaudoin, Pastor<br />
SUNDAY<br />
8:30 a.m. Contemporary<br />
Worship<br />
9:45 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:45 a.m. Traditional Worship<br />
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Meets at the<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> YMCA<br />
(Fort Meigs Center<br />
for Health Promotion)<br />
13415 Eckel Junction Rd.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Sunday Mornings 10:00 a.m.<br />
A Reformed Church Teaching<br />
the Bible verse-by-verse<br />
Pastor Joe Hillrich<br />
419-356-1127<br />
covechurch@gmail.com<br />
We would love to have you<br />
visit with us!<br />
10401 Avenue Road<br />
Corner 795 and White Road<br />
419.874.1961<br />
www.perrysburgalliance.org<br />
Rev. Thomas George<br />
Senior Pastor<br />
SUNDAY<br />
8:15 and 10:45 a.m.<br />
Worship Services<br />
9:30 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:45 a.m. PACKLand Children’s<br />
Church<br />
6:00 p.m. Jr./Sr. High Youth<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
7:00 p.m. Prayer Service<br />
“Join Us In Worship”<br />
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
590 West South Boundary<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH 43551<br />
Phone: 419-874-3546<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:30 a.m. Bible Fellowship<br />
Classes for all ages<br />
10:45 a.m. Worship Service<br />
www.fbcperrysburg.net<br />
Check Web site<br />
for other activities<br />
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC<br />
CHURCH<br />
628 Lime City Road<br />
Rossford, Ohio 43460<br />
419-666-1393<br />
www.allsaintsrossford.org<br />
Masses: Saturday at 4:30 p.m.<br />
Sunday at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.<br />
ALL SAINTS<br />
CATHOLIC SCHOOL<br />
(Preschool through Grade 8)<br />
Where we study the world,<br />
teach the heart,<br />
and live the gospel.<br />
Zoar to offer Beth Moore Bible study<br />
Episcopal Church<br />
Sunday Services<br />
8:00, 9:15 and 11:00am<br />
Wednesday Healing Service<br />
at 11:30am<br />
310 Elizabeth Street<br />
Maumee, Ohio 419.893.3381<br />
www.stpaulsmaumee.org<br />
215 East Front Street<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-4559<br />
www.saintroseonline.org<br />
Rev. Msgr. Marvin G. Borger<br />
Rev. Jerome A. Schetter,<br />
Associate Pastor<br />
Deacon Larry Tiefenbach<br />
Deacon Ken Cappelletty<br />
Deacon Victor DeFilippis<br />
WEEKEND SCHEDULE<br />
SATURDAY<br />
5:00 p.m. Mass<br />
SUNDAY<br />
Masses: 7:30 a.m., 9:00<br />
a.m., 10:30 a.m., 12 noon, and<br />
5:00 p.m.<br />
CONFESSIONS<br />
MONDAY<br />
6:30 to 6:45 a.m.<br />
8:30 to 8:45 a.m.<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
6:30 to 6:45 p.m.<br />
SATURDAY<br />
4:00 to 4:40 p.m.<br />
Anytime by appointment.<br />
FIRST CHURCH OF<br />
CHRIST, SCIENTIST<br />
228 East Dudley Street<br />
Maumee, OH 43537<br />
Phone: 419-893-2297<br />
Services:<br />
Sunday Church Service:<br />
11:00 a.m.<br />
Wednesday Eve. Meeting:<br />
7:30 p.m.<br />
Christian Science<br />
Reading Room<br />
204 East South Boundary St.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>—419-874-0371<br />
Hours: Tues.-Fri. Noon-4<br />
Sat. 9-Noon<br />
ALL ARE WELCOME<br />
ZOAR LUTHERAN<br />
CHURCH<br />
314 East Indiana Avenue<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-4346<br />
Pastors<br />
Rev. Timothy P. Philabaum<br />
Rev. Ann Marshall,<br />
Communityc Pastor<br />
SATURDAY<br />
6:00 p.m. Worship Service<br />
SUNDAY<br />
Worship: 7:15, 8:30 &<br />
11:00 a.m.<br />
9:45-10:45 a.m. Sunday<br />
School, ages 2 through<br />
adult.<br />
With Professional<br />
Nursery Attendant<br />
Elevator Access<br />
HOPE IN CHRIST<br />
COMMUNITY CHURCH<br />
27631 Simmons Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
Phone: (419) 874-1194<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:30 a.m. Bible Study for all<br />
ages<br />
10:30 a.m. Worship<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
7:00 p.m. Evening Bible<br />
Study<br />
Visitors Welcome<br />
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN<br />
CHURCH<br />
of PERRYSBURG<br />
www.fpcpburg.org<br />
200 East 2nd Street<br />
Phone (419) 874-4119<br />
our Interim Pastor is<br />
David Young<br />
Christian Education Director:<br />
Selinda Schultz<br />
SUNDAY SCHEDULE<br />
10:00 a.m. Worship<br />
SUNDAY SCHOOL<br />
9:00 a.m. Adults;<br />
10:15 am Pre-K - 12th<br />
Childcare Available<br />
PRAYER REQUESTS<br />
Please join us on the 3rd of each<br />
month at 6 p.m. in quiet time<br />
for meditation and prayer -<br />
Prayer/contact requests received<br />
at church@fpcpburg.org<br />
STONEBRIDGE CHURCH<br />
Evangelical Presbyterian<br />
Meeting at:<br />
Greystone Hall<br />
29101 Hufford Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
Phone: (419) 872-8556<br />
www.stonebridge-epc.org<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:00 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:30 a.m. Worship Service<br />
Childcare available<br />
BETHEL ASSEMBLY<br />
OF GOD CHURCH<br />
665 West Indiana Avenue<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone (419) 874-2255<br />
Website:<br />
www.bethelag-ohio.org<br />
Rev. Paul Rea, Senior Pastor<br />
(Contemporary Worship Service)<br />
SUNDAY<br />
9:00 a.m. Sunday School<br />
Classes<br />
10:00 a.m. Morning Worship<br />
(Nursery provided and<br />
King’s Kids)<br />
6:00 p.m. Evening Worship<br />
WEDNESDAY<br />
7:00 p.m. Youth Church;<br />
Adult Classes; Missionettes/<br />
Royal Rangers, ages 3-12<br />
“A Place For You”<br />
FIRST UNITED<br />
METHODIST<br />
CHURCH<br />
200 West Second<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
43551<br />
Phone: (419) 874-1911<br />
E-mail:<br />
perrysburgFUM@bex.net<br />
Web site:<br />
perrysburgfum.com<br />
Gary Rode, Pastor<br />
SATURDAY<br />
5:30 p.m. Praise Service<br />
SUNDAY<br />
8:45 a.m. Worship Service<br />
10:00 a.m. Sunday School -<br />
all ages<br />
11:00 a.m. Worship Service<br />
“Reflecting God’s Love to<br />
All People”<br />
Taking applications<br />
for weekday preschool<br />
Preschool phone<br />
419-874-9318<br />
e-mail: FUMPkids@aol.com<br />
Handicap Accessible<br />
from Second Street<br />
•PAMELA SHANKS<br />
Pamela M. Shanks, 63, of<br />
South Dakota and formerly<br />
of Bowling Green and <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
died unexpectedly<br />
on Wednesday, May 9, 2012,<br />
at St. Charles-Mercy Medical<br />
Center. She was born in<br />
Adrian, Michigan, on November<br />
7, 1948, to Raymond<br />
and Beulah (Bailey) Frease.<br />
She married Bill Shanks on<br />
August 9, 1969, at Zoar<br />
Lutheran Church in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
She began her nursing career<br />
at Wood County Hospital,<br />
continuing on with<br />
Heartland of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
Community Nursing Home<br />
in Bowling Green and for 12<br />
years with Otterbein-Portage<br />
Valley Retirement Center<br />
until her retirement. She enjoyed<br />
crocheting and had<br />
made special blankets for her<br />
family and was a gifted amateur<br />
novelist. After her husband’s<br />
retirement, they<br />
enjoyed traveling together in<br />
their RV.<br />
She is survived by her<br />
husband, Bill; sons, John<br />
(Vicky) Shanks and James<br />
(Charlotte) Shanks; daughter,<br />
Janelle (Michael)<br />
Lavelle; grandchildren, Sonjah<br />
(fiancé Corey Decker)<br />
and Sarah Shanks, Matthew,<br />
Peter, Katherine, Rebecca<br />
and Robert Shanks, Sydnee<br />
Shanks and Skye Lavelle;<br />
great-grandchildren, Landen<br />
and Lohgan Decker, and<br />
brother, Randy Frease. She<br />
was preceded in death by her<br />
parents, and brother, Kevin<br />
Frease.<br />
Funeral services were<br />
held Monday, May 14, in the<br />
Witzler-Shank Funeral<br />
Home, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, with the<br />
Rev. Ann Marshall officiating.<br />
Burial was in Scotch<br />
Ridge Cemetery.<br />
Memorial contributions<br />
may be made to a charity of<br />
the donor’s choice.<br />
<br />
•MAXINE LUGABIHL<br />
Maxine M. (Strohl) Lugabihl,<br />
79, died Thursday,<br />
May 10, 2012, at Heartland of<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>. She was born December<br />
26, 1932, in Luckey,<br />
Ohio, to Kermit and Loretta<br />
(Michel) Strohl. She married<br />
Dolas Lugabihl on June 16,<br />
1956.<br />
She enjoyed spending time<br />
with family and friends. She<br />
Feed Our Families to be offered was an active member of<br />
Epiphany Lutheran Church.<br />
at Zoar Church this summer<br />
at 7 p.m., and Wednesdays, beginning<br />
June 13, at 9:30 a.m. The summer Feed Our in the northwest section of of First English Lutheran<br />
She previously was a member<br />
The cost of the workbook is Families program will be Wood County, including Church, which closed in 2006.<br />
$15. To register or for more information,<br />
call 419-874-4346. through Friday, August 10, First time participants by her children, Denise (Jim)<br />
offered Friday, June 15, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and Rossford. Ms. Lugabihl is survived<br />
The church is located at at noon, in the Family Life should register with the Harding, Sheri (Terry Johnston)<br />
Lugabihl and Kermit<br />
314 East Indiana Avenue, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Church, 314 East Indiana 4346.<br />
“Bill” (Kathy Paul) Lugabihl;<br />
Center at Zoar Lutheran church by calling 419-874-<br />
Avenue, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Identification and proof her golden child, Michael Lugabihl<br />
and close family friend,<br />
This program will provide<br />
a hot meal for families sented at the first meal. Dale Miller; grandchildren,<br />
of residency must be pre-<br />
Obituary Policy<br />
Many newspapers<br />
and make available fresh<br />
James (Meredith) Harding, Jr.,<br />
now charge for obituaries.<br />
As a service to the<br />
meats, fruits, milk, eggs,<br />
DAR to hold Amanda (Jeff) Owens, and<br />
vegetables, bread and many<br />
Jodi and Julie Harding; three<br />
community, the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
<strong>Messenger</strong> <strong>Journal</strong><br />
other items. It is intended to<br />
great-grandchildren; siblings,<br />
help with the additional expense<br />
of having children at<br />
Marlyn (Don) Thornton,<br />
membership<br />
Lois (Bill) Finkenbiner,<br />
provides free obituaries.<br />
Limited details about<br />
home during the summer. workshop<br />
Robert (Phyllis) Strohl and<br />
the deceased person’s<br />
To be eligible, families The Daughters of the Edward (Dedra) Strohl, and<br />
personal life are allowed;<br />
must have a student who is American Revolution (DAR) many nieces and nephews.<br />
please state them objectively.<br />
currently participating in will sponsor a workshop for She was preceded in death by<br />
the free breakfast <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and lunch Township prospective members on her husband, Dolas, on August<br />
5, 1980, and son, Dale<br />
program at his or her school Tuesday, June 12, from 4 to 8<br />
RECYCLING SITE p.m., at the Pemberville Library,<br />
located on State Route. Funeral services were held<br />
Lugabihl.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township Recycles at:<br />
Township Maintenance Building • 26609 Lime City 105 Road in Pemberville. Tuesday, May 15, at the Witzler-Shank<br />
Funeral Home,<br />
Attention All Veterans<br />
OPEN: SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18<br />
Genealogists from Attention the All Veterans<br />
Who served outside (Every the continental Third Saturday limits of of the the DAR will be available<br />
Month)<br />
Whoto served answer<br />
questions and assist<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, outside thewith continental the Rev. limits of the<br />
U.S. and have earned 9 a.m. a- campaign Noon Only or• service EVERYONE medal WELCOME!!<br />
U.S. and any-havone wishing to complete<br />
Steve earned Smithberger a campaign officiating. or service medal<br />
recognized by the VFWNO as meeting PLASTIC BAGS the campaign ACCEPTED<br />
recognized<br />
a<br />
by Burial the was VFWin as Milton meeting Township<br />
Cemetery, Custar, Ohio.<br />
the campaign<br />
membership application.<br />
medal requisite Questions for VFW should membership.<br />
directed to the Wood County Solid<br />
For more information<br />
medal<br />
or<br />
requisite<br />
to<br />
for VFW membership.<br />
Waste District at: (419) 354-9297<br />
Memorial contributions<br />
Contact VFW Post 6409:<br />
set up a time to meet Contact with VFW a<br />
may Post be 6409: made to Epiphany<br />
Commander Al Helchowski WHAT- ph. YOU 419-666-3148 CAN RECYCLE: DAR representative, Commander call<br />
Lutheran Al Helchowski Church or - ph. Hospice 419-666-3148<br />
Adjutant Dave• Shelton Beverage - ph. Cans 419-870-2048 • Steel Cans •Cardboard Laura King at 419-308-5881 Adjutant Dave of Northwest Shelton - ph. Ohio, 419-870-2048 <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Post - ph. 419-666-9563<br />
or send an e-mail to liblady1@yahoo.com<br />
before<br />
• Plastic Bottles #1 & #2 • Glass Jars & Bottles<br />
Post - ph. 419-666-9563<br />
• Newspaper & Telephone Books • Magazines<br />
<br />
June 1.<br />
O b i t u a r i e s<br />
•BRUCE ROBERTS<br />
Bruce Roberts died Saturday,<br />
May 5, 2012. He was<br />
born January 19, 1927, to<br />
Gladys and Ralph Roberts in<br />
Rossford. After graduation<br />
from Rossford High School,<br />
he became a professional<br />
skater for a time, then served<br />
in the Armed Forces from<br />
1950 to 1956. During that time<br />
his design talents were put to<br />
use designing tank decals,<br />
logos for the U.S. Army. After<br />
his discharge from the Armed<br />
Forces, he began his career<br />
with Owens Illinois where he<br />
designed bottles and held several<br />
patents for his work.<br />
There he remained for 20<br />
years.<br />
His passion for antiques led<br />
him to his next endeavor. He<br />
made many trips to Westfield,<br />
New York, a popular haven for<br />
antique collectors. His visits<br />
there inspired him to begin his<br />
own antique business. He<br />
opened his shop, The Oliver<br />
House, in the carriage house of<br />
his family home in Rossford.<br />
This was later to become<br />
Bruce Roberts Interiors. His<br />
design business flourished for<br />
nearly 50 years, although the<br />
location of the business<br />
changed from time to time.<br />
Despite having no formal<br />
education, he became a full<br />
member of ASID and was<br />
qualified to not only do interiors,<br />
but do plumbing and electrical<br />
layouts as well as<br />
architectural drawings. His extensive<br />
client list included Inverness<br />
Country Club,<br />
Sylvania Country Club,<br />
Shawnee Country Club, Hospice<br />
of Northwest Ohio (<strong>Perrysburg</strong>),<br />
Jobst Institute,<br />
automobile dealerships, along<br />
with private clients.<br />
He enjoyed gardening, entertaining,<br />
cooking, history,<br />
antiques, spending time with<br />
friends, and his dogs.<br />
He and his late partner,<br />
Tom Peeples, restored an<br />
1820s home in Westfield, New<br />
York, known as The Mack<br />
House.<br />
Mr. Roberts was a member<br />
of ASID and Historic <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
As per his request, there<br />
will be no services.<br />
Memorial tributes can be<br />
made to any animal protective<br />
services organization or Hospice<br />
of Northwest Ohio, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
<br />
<br />
•JOANN MUIR<br />
Joann Marie (Yost) Muir,<br />
76, of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, died at Hospice<br />
of Northwest Ohio on<br />
May 8, 2012. She was born to<br />
Paul and Helen (Thomas) Yost<br />
on July 14, 1935. She attended<br />
Cathedral grade school and<br />
graduated from Central<br />
Catholic High School in 1953.<br />
She married John Muir on<br />
June 22, 1957.<br />
Mrs. Muir was employed at<br />
Owen Illinois, but left when<br />
she began her family. She reentered<br />
the workforce as an<br />
Avon representative after her<br />
children had grown up. She<br />
later served in the religion department<br />
of the former Mc-<br />
Cauley High School until she<br />
was employed at St. Charles<br />
Hospital as an ER secretary.<br />
She later worked with Dr.<br />
Richard Koop at Eye Associates.<br />
She served five years as<br />
business agent for her condo<br />
association. Mrs. Muir was active<br />
in Overeaters Anonymous<br />
for more than 30 years, serving<br />
as region chairman as well as<br />
•SHERMAN “BUCK”<br />
CRAWFORD<br />
Sherman “Buck” Crawford,<br />
80, of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, died<br />
May 11, 2012, at St. Luke’s<br />
Hospital. He was born on<br />
August 17, 1931, in Rockingham<br />
County, Virginia, to<br />
Garfield and Hattie (Dove)<br />
Crawford. Sherman served<br />
his country honorably in the<br />
U.S. Army during the Korean<br />
War.<br />
He, along with his wife,<br />
owned and operated Crawfords<br />
Upholstery.<br />
He was an avid fisherman,<br />
hunter, enjoyed bowling<br />
and watching the<br />
Baltimore Orioles. Mr.<br />
Crawford was a member of<br />
the Rossford Fraternal Order<br />
of Eagles 2322, where he<br />
many other service positions.<br />
She enjoyed flower gardening,<br />
cruises, entertaining, and visiting<br />
her grandchildren in North<br />
Carolina. She was active in Interact<br />
Retreats and was a member<br />
of St. Thomas Aquinas<br />
Parish and Toledo Swiss<br />
Ladies Society.<br />
Mrs. Muir is survived by<br />
her husband, John; children,<br />
Gregory and Robert, both of<br />
Toledo, Donald of Marietta,<br />
Ohio, Judith of Portland, Oregon,<br />
and Patricia (David)<br />
Weirich of Charlotte, North<br />
Carolina; grandchildren, John<br />
and Ashley Muir of Toledo,<br />
and Heather and Joshua<br />
Weirich of Matthews, North<br />
Carolina; sisters, Carol Jean<br />
(Phil) Smith of Mason, Ohio,<br />
Kathleen (Daniel) Bilka of<br />
Leesburg, Florida; brothers,<br />
Thomas (Sharon) Yost and<br />
James (Sandy) Yost of Rossford,<br />
Ohio, and Fr. Richard<br />
Yost, OSFS of Royal Oak,<br />
Michigan.<br />
A Prayer and Remembrance<br />
service was held Friday,<br />
May 11, in the Witzler<br />
Shank Funeral Home, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
A Funeral Mass was held<br />
Saturday, May 12, at Good<br />
Shepherd Catholic Church,<br />
Toledo, with Fr. Richard Yost<br />
officiating. Burial was in Resurrection<br />
Cemetery. Memorial<br />
contributions may be made to<br />
The Parkinson’s Foundation<br />
NWO, 1930 North State<br />
Route 19, Oak Harbor, Ohio<br />
43449 or to Hospice of Northwest<br />
Ohio, 30000 East River<br />
Road, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
43551.<br />
<br />
was very active for more<br />
than 40 years. He enjoyed<br />
spending time with his family<br />
and his dog, “Elway.”<br />
He is survived by his<br />
wife of 53 years, Clara<br />
(Sheets) Crawford; children,<br />
Debbie Daugherty, RaeNel<br />
(Greg) Glassford and Jody<br />
(Sandy) Sheets; grandchildren,<br />
David (Jo) Parker,<br />
JoNae Sheets, Becca (Pete)<br />
Adamson, Brittany (David)<br />
Lacy, Nathan (Rita) Paul,<br />
Amanda Glassford, Charlie<br />
Sheets and Tory Stevenson;<br />
seven great-grandchildren;<br />
brother, Robert Crawford,<br />
and special friends, Rich<br />
and Tammi Gruesaber,<br />
Kathy Stevenson and Rick<br />
and Barb Moser. He was<br />
preceded in death by nine<br />
siblings.<br />
The Rossford Eagles<br />
held services on Monday,<br />
May 14, at the Sujkowski<br />
Funeral Home of Rossford.<br />
Funeral services were held<br />
Tuesday, May 15, in the funeral<br />
home, with the Rev.<br />
Gary Rode officiating. Interment<br />
was in Fort Meigs<br />
Cemetery in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Memorial contributions<br />
may be made to the Wood<br />
County Humane Society.<br />
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PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — May 16, 2012 — Page 7<br />
“Think Local First”<br />
Keep <strong>Perrysburg</strong> unique and vital –<br />
shop and dine our local businesses first!<br />
Anneliese’s<br />
O-Deer Diner<br />
Dhondt Insurance<br />
Commodore<br />
Barbers<br />
Patricia’s<br />
Hair Studio<br />
PERRYSBURG’S<br />
Commodore Way<br />
Comfort Keepers<br />
(419) 874-4880<br />
Non-Medical<br />
In-Home Care<br />
Alterations<br />
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CHAL<br />
LENG<br />
ING<br />
INVITING<br />
AMBITIOUS<br />
Two <strong>Perrysburg</strong> residents earn top academic honors at NDA<br />
Notre Dame Academy<br />
will celebrate its Class of<br />
2012 Baccalaureate Mass<br />
and Commencement Exercises<br />
today, May 16, at<br />
Queen of the Most Holy<br />
Rosary Cathedral at 7 p.m.<br />
Alyse Krausz, of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
is valedictorian and<br />
Rebecca Funke, also of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
is salutatorian.<br />
Ms. Krausz is a National<br />
Merit Commended Scholar.<br />
Continually on the Honor<br />
Roll, she has distinguished<br />
herself in the area of science<br />
and competitive<br />
speech.<br />
She was a 2008 participant<br />
in the Ecybermission<br />
National Science Competition<br />
earning a $2,000 savings<br />
bond as a Criteria<br />
Award for Innovation, Creativity,<br />
and Originality. In<br />
2009 she won first place<br />
and a $5,000 scholarship in<br />
the ProMedica Fields of<br />
Green Science Competition,<br />
and in 2011 participated<br />
in the prestigious<br />
Advanced Anatomy Institute<br />
four-day cadaver lab at<br />
the University of Toledo.<br />
She also won a $500 scholarship<br />
for the ProMedica<br />
Flower Hospital Auxiliary<br />
Healthcare Speech Competition<br />
and is a 2012 state<br />
speech qualifier. She was<br />
BCSN Student of the<br />
Month in January.<br />
At Notre Dame Academy<br />
she has been involved<br />
in Art Club serving as copresident,<br />
a team leader in<br />
Big Sis/Little Sis, president<br />
of the Diplomats, a Mr.<br />
NDA core team member,<br />
the Pastoral Core Team<br />
Alyse Krausz<br />
Leadership Committee, the<br />
Global Concerns Club,<br />
SEAL Team (Students<br />
Equipped to Advocate<br />
Life), Speech Team, Spiritual<br />
Activities Committee,<br />
and on Student Council for<br />
two years.<br />
She is an active volunteer<br />
participating in the<br />
Notre Dame Academy<br />
Christmas service trips to<br />
Appalachia for four years<br />
and is a school peer tutor.<br />
She also has been involved<br />
in the Toledo Youth Elect<br />
Service (Y.E.S.) Program<br />
for two summers and served<br />
at Family House.<br />
She has been active at<br />
St. Rose Parish as a server,<br />
lector, a member of Youth<br />
Group, and in the Youth<br />
Band as a singer and flutist.<br />
She has served in Vacation<br />
Bible School.<br />
She plans to attend The<br />
Rebecca Funke<br />
Ohio State University Honors<br />
College and study premed.<br />
She earned the<br />
following scholarships: The<br />
Ohio State University<br />
$14,000, BCSN Scholarship<br />
Student of the Month<br />
$1,500, and ProMedica<br />
Fields of Green Scholarship<br />
$5,000.<br />
Ms. Funke also has<br />
earned special honors. She<br />
was a 2008 participant in<br />
the Ecybermission National<br />
Science Competition earning<br />
a $2,000 savings bond<br />
as a Criteria Award for Innovation,<br />
Creativity, and<br />
Originality and in 2009 she<br />
won first place and a $5,000<br />
scholarship in the ProMedica<br />
Fields of Green Science<br />
Competition. She has won<br />
numerous Speech Team<br />
Awards. She is a 2012 National<br />
Qualifier for Student<br />
Congress as well as in 2011<br />
Registration open for second<br />
annual Walters Family 5K<br />
The second annual Walters’<br />
Family 5K run/walk<br />
will be held Saturday, June,<br />
9, at 9 a.m. The race will<br />
begin and end at the Ayers<br />
Road Fire Station, 1911<br />
Ayers Road in Millbury,<br />
Ohio.<br />
This race is dedicated to<br />
the seven community members<br />
who lost their lives as a<br />
result of the tornado on June<br />
5, 2010. Proceeds from the<br />
race benefit the scholarship<br />
fund at Owens Community<br />
College established in the<br />
name of three of the victims,<br />
Ryan, Mary and Hayden<br />
Walters.<br />
Entry forms are available<br />
at Second Sole and Calvary<br />
Lutheran Church or on race<br />
day at the Ayers Road Fire<br />
Station. The entry fee is $20<br />
pre-registration with tech<br />
and 2012 for Domestic Extemporaneous<br />
Speaking.<br />
She is a four-time state<br />
qualifier for Speech Team<br />
in 2009 and 2010 in Impromptu<br />
and 2011 and 2012<br />
for Extemporaneous Speaking.<br />
She has earned numerous<br />
speech team district<br />
honors and is a club officer<br />
for two years.<br />
She is extremely involved<br />
in Student Government<br />
serving as a<br />
homeroom rep and treasurer<br />
as well as serving on Executive<br />
Student Council as<br />
treasurer and secretary. She<br />
is part of the Big Sis/Little<br />
Sis mentoring program,<br />
serves as a Latin Club officer,<br />
and participated in the<br />
Teen Institute of Leadership.<br />
She is active in her<br />
parish St. Rose as president<br />
of the Parish Youth Council<br />
and Youth Group and participating<br />
in CYO basketball<br />
and volleyball.<br />
An active community<br />
volunteer she has served<br />
over 200 hours at Hospice<br />
of Northwest Ohio over the<br />
last four years. She has also<br />
participated for two summers<br />
in the Y.E.S. Project.<br />
She plans to attend the<br />
University of Richmond as<br />
a science scholar with a<br />
major in mathematics. She<br />
has earned the following<br />
scholarships: University of<br />
Richmond Company Scholarship<br />
$20,000, University<br />
of Richmond Scholar<br />
$176,840, and ProMedica<br />
Fields of Green Scholarship<br />
$5,000.<br />
shirt postmarked by May 30;<br />
$15 pre-registration with no<br />
shirt, or $20 race day registration<br />
with no shirt. The<br />
logo for the tech shirt was<br />
designed by Maddie Walters.<br />
To make a donation, send<br />
checks payable to the Ryan,<br />
Mary and Hayden Walters<br />
Scholarship Fund to Walters<br />
Family 5K, c/o Calvary<br />
Lutheran Church, 1930<br />
Bradner Road, Northwood,<br />
Ohio 43619<br />
For more information,<br />
call Mark Beck at 419-367-<br />
1917 or send an e-mail to<br />
markpbeck@yahoo.com.<br />
The Walters Scholarship<br />
is available for students enrolled<br />
in the early childhood<br />
education or the information<br />
systems programs at Owens<br />
Community College.<br />
TRANSFER<br />
ABLE<br />
Seven residents from <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
were recently recognized<br />
for their outstanding<br />
academic achievements at St.<br />
Francis de Sales High School.<br />
Five of the seven were honored<br />
as new members of Collegium<br />
Honorum for attaining<br />
a cumulative grade point average<br />
of 4.000 or better.<br />
Ketan Fernandes, son of<br />
Drs. Karl and Shaila Fernandes,<br />
attended St. Rose School.<br />
He is a member of the cross<br />
country team, the swim team<br />
and water polo team.<br />
Freshman Benjamin Gordon,<br />
son of Bruce and Diane<br />
Gordon, attended <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Junior High School. He is a<br />
member of the swim and water<br />
polo teams.<br />
Freshman David St. John,<br />
son of Quinton and Margaret<br />
St. John, attended St. Rose<br />
School. David is on the cross<br />
country and track teams. He<br />
ran the 1600m in 4:30.04 to<br />
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<strong>Perrysburg</strong> area students honored for academic excellence at St. Francis de Sales<br />
Penta students donate funds to Wood County ACS<br />
Recognized for outstanding academic achievements at St.<br />
Francis de Sales High School were, from left: Zachary<br />
3200m, which is currently the<br />
fastest freshmen time in the<br />
state of Ohio.<br />
Sophomore Zachary<br />
Lucas, son of Beth and Scott<br />
Lucas, attends St. Rose Parish,<br />
plays on the soccer team, is involved<br />
with the Asian Culture<br />
Club and competes in the Ohio<br />
Math League.<br />
Junior Kyle Lach, son of<br />
Jim and Julie Lach, attended<br />
St. Rose School. He was the<br />
winner of the TRAC Cross<br />
A group of Owens Community<br />
College dental hygiene<br />
program faculty and recent<br />
graduates will have the opportunity<br />
to impact the lives of residents<br />
in Chimbote, Peru,<br />
through volunteer efforts as<br />
they participate in the academic<br />
institution’s first Peru Study<br />
and Service Abroad Program,<br />
May 15-25.<br />
“I’ve always wanted to go<br />
on a service learning trip,” said<br />
Owens dental hygiene graduate<br />
Rachael Kline. “I really enjoy<br />
helping people and this is an<br />
opportunity to help people who<br />
are truly in need.”<br />
For Owens recent graduate<br />
in dental hygiene Jaclyn Niese,<br />
the trip to Chimbote provides a<br />
unique chance to open her horizons<br />
to a different lifestyle. “I<br />
have never been to South<br />
America,” she said. “I am really<br />
looking forward to the chance<br />
to share my world and experiences<br />
with the Chimbote people<br />
and at the same time learn<br />
from them.”<br />
Coordinated by the college’s<br />
Office of International<br />
Programs and Services through<br />
a partnership with Community<br />
College for International Development<br />
and the organization’s<br />
Troika Study Abroad<br />
Programs, the Owens group arrived<br />
in Chimbote on Tuesday,<br />
May 15. During their 11 days in<br />
the impoverished city of Chimbote,<br />
Owens participants will<br />
have the opportunity to learn<br />
about social, economic and<br />
other aspects of life in the city<br />
and its surrounding neighborhoods<br />
as well as engage in a variety<br />
of cultural and customspecific<br />
activities with the local<br />
residents.<br />
Owens recent graduates<br />
and faculty members also will<br />
volunteer their time at several<br />
local shelters, clinics and agencies<br />
during their visit to Peru.<br />
Volunteer activities will include<br />
working in soup kitchens and<br />
daycare centers as well as providing<br />
dental education outreach<br />
for Chimbote residents.<br />
Owens representatives will<br />
Lucas, Benjamin Gordon, Nathan Singlar, David St. John,<br />
Kyle Lach, Ketan Fernandes, and Eric Halicek.<br />
Country Championship and he<br />
for the Youth Elect Service<br />
Project in the summer.<br />
Freshmen Nathan Singlar,<br />
son of Brian and Robyn<br />
Singlar and Eric Halicek, son<br />
of Jim and Mary Halicek, both<br />
graduates of St. Rose grade<br />
school, have been named to<br />
the academic honor roll.<br />
Singlar was on the freshman<br />
golf team and Halicek ran<br />
cross country and plays on the<br />
JV tennis team.<br />
Owens dental hygiene faculty, students to travel to Peru to help Chimbote residents<br />
share their service and educational<br />
learning experience in<br />
Chimbote with faculty and students<br />
from partnering American<br />
community colleges,<br />
including Davidson County<br />
Community College in Lexington,<br />
North Carolina, and Roane<br />
State Community College in<br />
Harriman, Tennessee.<br />
Group members are expected<br />
to return to northwest<br />
Ohio and Owens Community<br />
College on Friday, May 25.<br />
On May 2, members of the Student Leadership Council at Penta Career Center presented<br />
a check for $2,000 to Lindsay Eaton, income development representative for the American<br />
Cancer Society Northern Wood County. Students raised money during a Relay for<br />
Life held last month on the career center campus. Above are Student Leadership Council<br />
members, front row from left, Lauren Feree, Stephanie Chamberlain of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
High School, Hannah Strayer, Afreen Alvi of PHS; back row, Brandon Schroeder,<br />
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Making Strides Against Breast Cancer raises $90,000<br />
More than 3,500 walkers converge at the Town Center for annual ACS Strides walk<br />
The Town Center at Levis Commons was a<br />
sea of pink last Saturday as more than 3,500<br />
people united for the sixth annual American<br />
Cancer Society’s (ACS) Northwest Ohio<br />
“Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.”<br />
Cancer survivors, families, friends, neighbors<br />
and co-workers walked 3.1 miles to celebrate<br />
breast cancer survivors, educate people<br />
about how to reduce their breast cancer<br />
risk and raise funds for research and treatment.<br />
ACS is on the front lines of the fight<br />
against the disease. “Our organization has<br />
been a part of almost every major breakthrough<br />
in terms of breast cancer,” said Sara<br />
Foos, ACS regional income development<br />
director. “Mammography and Tamoxifin are<br />
prime examples of the progress that has<br />
been made in the fight against breast cancer,<br />
and the ACS has been a critical player in both<br />
of those advances.<br />
Saturday’s event raised more than<br />
$90,000.<br />
Below, left, Team Pink Crusaders from the<br />
Toledo area walked for a member who is a 12-<br />
year cancer survivor and a newly diagnosed<br />
survivor currently under treatment.<br />
Below, right, Roger and Diana Wright<br />
walked for the Northwest Ohio Chevy Dealers<br />
team, also a sponsor of the event.<br />
PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — MAY 16, 2012 — Page 9<br />
NW Ohio helps raise awareness for Williams Syndrome<br />
Join Walk for Williams–Saturday, Grace Church and Woodlands Park<br />
Join <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Junior High School student Alex Bentley and his dog Hamden<br />
for the first ever Northwest Ohio “Walk for Williams” this Saturday.<br />
“Williams Syndrome Association has provided our family with support through<br />
educational and medical information and amazing music therapy camps that Alex<br />
has attended for many years in Grand Rapids, Michigan,” said Alex’s mother,<br />
Michelle Self. “Join our family and other Williams Syndrome families Saturday for<br />
this fun event.”<br />
The community is invited<br />
to join the first ever Northwest<br />
Ohio Williams Syndrome<br />
Walk on this Saturday,<br />
May 19, at Grace United<br />
Methodist Church and<br />
Woodlands Park in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Registration begins at 9<br />
a.m. at the church with the<br />
walk starting at 10:15 a.m.<br />
at the church. After the<br />
walk, participants and families<br />
are encouraged to return<br />
to the church for lunch,<br />
activities and entertainment<br />
by the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School Jazz Singers,<br />
Women’s Select Show<br />
Choirs and Note to Self, a<br />
women’s quartet from Rossford.<br />
The local walk is being<br />
organized by <strong>Perrysburg</strong> resident<br />
Michelle Self, Greg<br />
and Sherry Grover and<br />
Deanna Durham.<br />
“We hope to be joined by<br />
many local families and<br />
friends to help spread the<br />
word about Williams Syndrome<br />
and raise critical<br />
funding for programs,” said<br />
Ms. Self.<br />
Recently featured on<br />
ABC’s “20/20” and<br />
MSNBC, Williams Syndrome<br />
is a genetic condition<br />
present at birth that can<br />
affect anyone. It is characterized<br />
by medical problems<br />
including cardiovascular disease,<br />
developmental delays<br />
and learning disabilities.<br />
These occur side by side<br />
with striking verbal abilities,<br />
highly social personalities<br />
and an affinity for music.<br />
It affects one in 10,000<br />
people worldwide–an estimated<br />
20,000 to 30,000 people<br />
in the United States,<br />
occurring equally in males<br />
and females in every culture.<br />
Children with this syndrome<br />
need costly and ongoing<br />
medical care and early<br />
interventions, such as speech<br />
or occupational therapy,<br />
which may not be covered<br />
by insurance or state funding.<br />
As they grow, they<br />
struggle with spatial relations,<br />
numbers and abstract<br />
reasoning, which can make<br />
daily tasks a challenge.<br />
Additionally, their overly<br />
friendly personalities and<br />
tendency to think everyone<br />
is a friend can put them at<br />
risk.<br />
For additional information,<br />
contact Ms. Self at<br />
maselfadvocate@hotmail.co<br />
m or visit the Web site<br />
www.walk4williams.org.<br />
“Walk for Williams”<br />
Saturday, May 19<br />
9 a.m.–Registration at Grace Church<br />
10:15 a.m.–Walk begins<br />
10:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.–Carnival games<br />
11 a.m.–Lunch<br />
11:45 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.–Entertainment<br />
•PHS Women’s Select Choir<br />
•PHS Jazz Singers<br />
•Note to Self Quartet<br />
Registration accepted through the<br />
event morning!<br />
‘A great opportunity for small business and organizations’<br />
First Fridays presented by DPI and Brown Automotive Group<br />
Entertaining the walkers along the route were the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Twirling Sophisticates, left, and <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Jazzercise members did a warmup<br />
exercise with the walkers.<br />
Team OI was one of 81 teams participating on Saturday.<br />
Memorial police service on Friday<br />
Amy Konz and Kathy Altman from <strong>Perrysburg</strong> First<br />
Federal Bank joined the walk. First Federal also was<br />
a Strides sponsor.<br />
The Wood County Fraternal Order of Police will host the annual Wood County Police Memorial Service this Friday, May 18, at noon.<br />
The public is invited to the service, which will be held on the steps of the Wood County Courthouse in Bowling Green.<br />
The ceremony pays tribute to law enforcement officers who over the years have lost their lives in the line of duty in Wood County.<br />
Among the 12 officers honored are the late Officer Kip Boulis, Marshal Frank Thornton and Sergeant Robert Schiffman, all of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
A permanent memorial, engraved with the officers’ names, is located at the courthouse.<br />
The ceremony will feature a proclamation by the Wood County Commissioners, a reading of the names of the fallen officers and attendance by<br />
many of the area police chiefs.<br />
The Brown Automotive Group is once again the presenting sponsor for the Downtown <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Inc. First<br />
Friday Series. Rob Brown and Ken Foster, along with Jana Ballard, presented Downtown <strong>Perrysburg</strong> with a<br />
$10,000 sponsorship check that will be used to provide five free community events June through October.<br />
“This season of First Fridays promises to be filled with entertainment, activities and most of all, lots of fun.<br />
We have added some new elements to the series this year, some of which include a concert series, a race and<br />
much more,” said Deborah Lambdin, program director.<br />
Pictured, from left, are: Kerry Wellstein, DPI board president; Mrs. Lambdin; Craig Palmer, DPI board member;<br />
Mr. Brown, owner of Brown Automotive Group; Mr. Foster, Brown Honda general manager, and Ms. Ballard,<br />
Brown Automotive Group marketing coordinator.<br />
A family-friendly concert<br />
will be presented<br />
inside Fort Meigs on Saturday,<br />
June 2, at 5:30 p.m.<br />
The Melodies on the<br />
Maumee concert will feature<br />
the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Symphony<br />
Orchestra and The<br />
GLASSMEN drum and<br />
bugle corps performing<br />
patriotic and historic<br />
songs.<br />
The concert celebrates<br />
both performing groups’<br />
50th anniversaries and<br />
commemorates the start of<br />
the Bicentennial of the War<br />
of 1812.<br />
The concert will be held<br />
“picnic style.” Visitors are<br />
invited to bring lawn chairs<br />
or blankets and a picnic<br />
supper to enjoy the music.<br />
Both groups will perform<br />
individual sets then join<br />
together for a grand finale.<br />
Activities are planned<br />
before the concert. War of<br />
1812 soldiers will provide<br />
hands-on activities for<br />
Downtown <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
Inc. (DPI) will present its<br />
2012 First Fridays series in<br />
historic downtown <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
June 1, July 6, August<br />
3, September 7 and October<br />
5, from 6 to 9 p.m.<br />
In addition to community<br />
and family-oriented<br />
activities, DPI encourages<br />
vendors, businesses and<br />
organizations to participate<br />
in the series.<br />
“Participating in First<br />
Fridays is an excellent<br />
opportunity for artists,<br />
crafters and small business<br />
owners, as well as organizations,”<br />
said Deborah Lambdin,<br />
DPI program director.<br />
“Having vendors helps<br />
create a true festival type<br />
atmosphere, while providing<br />
a venue for entrepreneurs<br />
in and around our<br />
community.<br />
“DPI is encouraging<br />
businesses and organizations<br />
to purchase a booth<br />
simply be a part of the community<br />
by sharing an activity,<br />
craft or giveaway. If you<br />
are wanting to reach out<br />
into the community through<br />
your business, organization<br />
or non-profit, this is the<br />
perfect opportunity.”<br />
New for 2012, the vendor<br />
fee will be waived for<br />
any non-profit wanting to<br />
participate, including charities,<br />
foundations and<br />
churches. An application<br />
form still must be submitted.<br />
A $35 application fee<br />
(waived for non-profits)<br />
will secure a 12’ x 12’ sidewalk<br />
space. It is the vendor’s<br />
responsibility to set<br />
up and tear down the area<br />
provided and to supply their<br />
own tents and tables.<br />
For a 2012 vendor application<br />
contact DPI at 419-<br />
872-6246 or send an e-mail<br />
to downtownperrysburg<br />
children and weapons<br />
demonstrations in the<br />
afternoon. Members of The<br />
GLASSMEN will have<br />
special “musical stations”<br />
set- up within the fort prior<br />
to the concert.<br />
The GLASSMEN are a<br />
world-renowned drum and<br />
bugle corps, celebrating<br />
more than 15 years as a<br />
finalist at the annual Drum<br />
Corps International World<br />
Championships. The corps<br />
has performed throughout<br />
the United States, Canada<br />
and Europe in corps competition,<br />
parades and educational<br />
clinics.<br />
The drum corps also has<br />
had the unique distinction<br />
of being a featured performing<br />
ensemble at the<br />
Percussive Arts Society<br />
International Convention<br />
@gmail.com.<br />
All exhibitors selling<br />
merchandise or services<br />
must have a transient vendor’s<br />
license. For more<br />
information about obtaining<br />
this license, call the Ohio<br />
Department of Taxation at<br />
1-888-405-4089 or visit the<br />
Web site at www.tax.ohio<br />
.gov.<br />
Application deadline for<br />
the June 1 First Friday is<br />
Friday, May 25. Return<br />
completed form to Downtown<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Inc., PO<br />
Box 83, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH<br />
43552.<br />
‘Melodies on the Maumee’ concert at Fort Meigs June 2<br />
and with the Toledo Symphony<br />
Orchestra,<br />
Rochester Hills Symphony,<br />
and Lima Symphony.<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Symphony<br />
Orchestra was<br />
founded in 1961, under the<br />
guidance of founder Juliet<br />
Beck and its first conductor,<br />
Frank Menichetti and<br />
achieved symphony status<br />
by 1970. The symphony<br />
brings a wide variety of<br />
music to the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
area providing concerts<br />
that range from classical to<br />
pops to monumental classics.<br />
Concert tickets are<br />
available at Fort Meigs.<br />
The cost is $10 for adults<br />
and $5 for students and<br />
includes admission to the<br />
afternoon activities at the<br />
fort.
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Penta Career Center hosts ‘CarFit’<br />
Billy Blevins, left, a Springfield High School senior in<br />
the med tech program at Penta checks the blood pressure<br />
of Jackie Gray of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Area adults turned out on<br />
April 25 at Penta Career Center<br />
for the school’s annual<br />
CarFit program.<br />
Held in collaboration with<br />
the Wood County Committee<br />
on Aging and the AARP, the<br />
event was offered to older<br />
adults at no cost during afternoon<br />
school hours.<br />
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More than a dozen participants<br />
pulled their cars up to the<br />
auto technology department,<br />
where they were greeted by an<br />
individual who walked them<br />
through the AARP CarFit program.<br />
CarFit personnel ran<br />
through a checklist of items to<br />
make sure drivers knew the<br />
proper usage of interior controls.<br />
Drivers learned that the<br />
steering wheel should be positioned<br />
so the driver’s nose<br />
comes at least three inches<br />
above the top of the column<br />
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Above, auto tech students Brandon Bell, left, and Kyle<br />
Rosenlieb, seniors from <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School check<br />
brake, oil and washer fluids under the hood.<br />
They also were instructed<br />
to maintain a minimum distance<br />
of 10 inches from the<br />
chest to the driving column<br />
and reminded that head restraints<br />
should be set to the<br />
center of drivers’ heads.<br />
The position of the seat<br />
should be set such that some<br />
drivers are able to use their full<br />
foot press the pedals instead of<br />
their toes.<br />
Mirror settings also are important,<br />
and drivers received<br />
instruction on where their<br />
blind spot is located.<br />
Following the instruction,<br />
drivers’ vehicles were pulled<br />
into the auto technology bays<br />
where Penta automotive program<br />
students checked each<br />
Owens Community College’s<br />
dental hygiene program,<br />
the Toledo Dental<br />
Hygienists’ Association and<br />
ProMedica Cancer Institute<br />
will offer a free oral cancer<br />
screening community outreach<br />
event on Tuesday, May<br />
22. The screening will take<br />
vehicle’s signals, headlights<br />
and emergency flashers.<br />
They also inspected tire<br />
condition and proper inflation;<br />
wipers; fluid levels for transmission,<br />
brake, power steering,<br />
washer and coolant; belts<br />
and hoses; battery, and air filter.<br />
Students topped off fluids<br />
as needed and checked off any<br />
areas of concern.<br />
Each car was then put on<br />
the lift where students inspected<br />
the undercarriage for<br />
problems with steering linkage,<br />
exhaust, brake/fuel lines,<br />
body/frame rust, fuel filter,<br />
shocks and struts, suspension<br />
components and front and rear<br />
brakes.<br />
Any problems were noted<br />
on the checklist.<br />
When the inspection was<br />
complete, the car was removed<br />
from the bay and given a complimentary<br />
wash.<br />
While cars were being<br />
worked on, participants were<br />
invited inside the career center,<br />
where students in the medical<br />
technologies program offered<br />
complimentary blood pressure<br />
and blood sugar level screenings.<br />
Carnations, created by students<br />
in the floral design and<br />
greenhouse program, were<br />
given to visitors, who also<br />
were invited to enjoy lunch at<br />
Penta’s Culinary Restaurant.<br />
Participants also were encouraged<br />
to visit the small animal<br />
care program or enjoy a<br />
scalp massage offered by students<br />
in the hair design program.<br />
When car inspections were<br />
complete, drivers were escorted<br />
back to their cars,<br />
where Penta students reviewed<br />
vehicle inspection reports<br />
and made any<br />
recommendations for repairs.<br />
Jim Henline, supervisor of<br />
the agriculture, transportation<br />
department, said the career<br />
center hopes to partner again<br />
with the Wood County Committee<br />
on Aging on this and<br />
other events in the future.<br />
–Jane Maiolo<br />
Owens to host free oral cancer screening event<br />
place from 5:30 to 7 p.m., at<br />
the college’s Dental Hygiene<br />
Clinic located in Health Technologies<br />
Hall on the campus<br />
in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township. The<br />
event is free and open to individuals<br />
of all ages.<br />
The screening will include<br />
an examination of each individual’s<br />
appearance, palpation,<br />
depth and surface dimension,<br />
extraoral findings,<br />
signs and symptoms (sore<br />
throat, earache and painful<br />
swallowing in throat) and history<br />
of smoking, alcohol and<br />
previous lesions.<br />
To register, call the<br />
ProMedica Cancer Institute at<br />
877- 291-1441.<br />
Frank Elementary students of the month<br />
Frank Elementary School recently honored its Vito’s<br />
Character Award winners for March. Each month the<br />
school focuses on a specific theme, then recognizes students<br />
who best carry out those traits. The theme for March<br />
was demonstrating organization and time management.<br />
Students who were recognized, pictured with Principal<br />
Brent Swartzmiller, include Belle Amonette, Taylor Hicks,<br />
Ryan Nordahl, Aiden Bernthisel, Mikey Hill, Ryan Ozimek,<br />
Parent Project ® classes offered<br />
The Parent Project ® will be<br />
offered Thursdays, July 5<br />
through September 6, at the<br />
Wood County Education Service<br />
Center, 1867 North Research<br />
Drive, Bowling Green.<br />
The first two classes will run<br />
from 6 to 9 p.m., and the remainder<br />
of the classes will be<br />
from 6 to 8 p.m.<br />
The Parent Project is a parent<br />
training program designed<br />
for parents of strong-willed<br />
adolescents.<br />
Topics include reducing<br />
family conflict and arguing,<br />
improving school performance<br />
and attendance, identifying<br />
and intervening with alcohol<br />
and other drug abuse, interceding<br />
with negative peer associations<br />
(including inappropriate<br />
dating relationships) and helping<br />
parents to set clear, consistent<br />
rules with enforceable<br />
consequences.<br />
Presented in an educational<br />
format, parents are trained for<br />
a fee of $20 for the accompanying<br />
180-page workbook.<br />
Youth ages 12-18 are invited to<br />
attend a separate class at no additional<br />
cost. If the entire<br />
course is completed and the<br />
parent has attended all of the<br />
required sessions, the $20 fee<br />
will be refunded.<br />
For information or to register,<br />
call Lorrie Lewandowski at<br />
419-354-9010, extension 113,<br />
or send an e-mail to llewand<br />
owski@wcesc.org.<br />
Kennedy Byrne, Jimmie Jackson, Ben Petterborg, Alexander<br />
Fedak-Lengel, Giulianna Larson, Carter Petteys, Giana<br />
Frayer, Kenny May, Jarquis Ritchey, Hayley Gargac,<br />
Matthew Mulheisen, Adam Schmidbauer, Zeke Gau, Will<br />
Nedley, Blake Whitman, Evan Hastings, Connor Nicholson,<br />
William Xi, Noelle Hayes, Reece Zimmerman.<br />
Vito’s Pizza provided pizza for a celebration lunch for<br />
the students on Friday, March 30.<br />
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Terri Never has joined the firm as a client relations representative.<br />
Ms. Never has more than 20 years experience in client<br />
development, cultivating creative solutions and offering<br />
value-added services for industrial clients. Her diverse background<br />
and experience includes business development for a<br />
major contractor, waste services firm, pharmaceuticals and<br />
agriculture commodities operations.<br />
She has a bachelor in business management and organization<br />
development degree from Spring Arbor College and<br />
an associate degree in business marketing/agribusiness from<br />
Owens Community College.<br />
PDG is a multi-disciplined consulting firm providing architectural,<br />
engineering, planning, and project financing<br />
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Toth student wins recycling,<br />
litter prevention billboard contest<br />
Mia Schultz, a fifth grade student at Toth Elementary<br />
School, has been named the winner of the Ohio Department<br />
of Natural Resources Department of Recycling and<br />
Litter Prevention Billboard Drawing Contest for the Wood<br />
County Solid Waste District.<br />
There were 800 entries from Wood County, and Mia is<br />
one of the two winners selected this year. Her winning picture<br />
is on a billboard on Route 25 near Levis Commons.<br />
This is the second consecutive year that a Toth student<br />
was selected for this honor.<br />
The other student winner this year was from Eastwood.<br />
Lucky the Lady Bug came to Toth on May 7, to present<br />
Mia with her award.<br />
‘Underground Railroad’ topic<br />
of Waterville Historical lecture<br />
“The Underground Railroad<br />
of Northwest Ohio,” a<br />
program sponsored by the<br />
Waterville Historical Society,<br />
will be presented Wednesday,<br />
May 16, at 7 p.m., at Wakeman<br />
Hall, 401 Farnsworth<br />
Road, Waterville.<br />
Judy Justus, local historian<br />
and author, will be the<br />
speaker. The program is free<br />
and open to the public.<br />
Author of “Down From<br />
the Mountain,” the story of<br />
the relationship of Thomas<br />
Jefferson and his slave, Sally<br />
Hemings, Mrs. Justus has<br />
written several other books<br />
and is a frequent speaker on<br />
historical topics, including<br />
native Americans, General<br />
George Custer, and the Spaffords<br />
in Wood County.<br />
Last year the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
League of Women Voters presented<br />
her with the Stranahan<br />
Citizen of the Year Award.<br />
She is president of the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Area Historic Museum<br />
and the Wolcott House Guild,<br />
and is on the board of Historic<br />
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Penta Career Center hosts Relay for Life<br />
Students walk around campus to raise money for ACS<br />
Members of Penta Career Center’s student leadership team (in green shirts) along with students who supported the<br />
Relay for Life to benefit the American Cancer Society, celebrate the final day of activities on March 30. More than 400<br />
students participated in Relay for Life from March 26 to 30, by walking with their classmates and instructors on the one<br />
mile road around the campus in support of those who have battled cancer. In addition, students sold T-shirts, footprint<br />
tags and flowers to raise money for ACS. Funds raised will be used to support local ACS programs and services.<br />
Hosta and Daylily Society<br />
to hold annual plant sale<br />
The Black Swamp Hosta<br />
and Daylily Society will<br />
hold its 17th annual perennial<br />
plant sale on Saturday,<br />
May 19, from 8 a.m. to 1<br />
p.m, in the parking lot at<br />
Walt Churchill’s Supermarket,<br />
26625 North Dixie<br />
Highway, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. The<br />
sale will be held rain or<br />
shine.<br />
The sale will include<br />
hostas, daylilies, ferns, wildflowers,<br />
companion perennial<br />
plants, and more.<br />
Members will be on hand<br />
to answer your gardening<br />
questions.<br />
Proceeds from the sale allows<br />
the society to continue<br />
its sponsorship of national<br />
display gardens at Toledo<br />
Botanical Garden, 577<br />
Foundation in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
Simpson Garden Park in<br />
Bowling Green, gardens at<br />
Senior Citizens Center and<br />
the VFW Hall in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
and to continue its book program<br />
at 16 libraries.<br />
For more information,<br />
call 419-874-8964.<br />
Ice cream social to be held<br />
at Lutheran Ridge May 22<br />
An ice cream social will<br />
be held from 1 to 3 p.m. on<br />
Tuesday, May 22, at Luther<br />
Ridge senior apartment community,<br />
located at 80 South<br />
Wheeling Street in Oregon,<br />
Ohio.<br />
The event, which is open<br />
to the public, will be held in<br />
the social room and outdoors<br />
(weather permitting). Ice<br />
cream sundaes and root beer<br />
floats will be sold for $1 and<br />
entertainment will be provided<br />
by local musician<br />
Johnny Ginger.<br />
For more information, call<br />
Somica Alexander, service<br />
coordinator, at 419-698-5476.<br />
The event is being hosted by<br />
Luther Grove, Luther Hills,<br />
and Luther Ridge apartment<br />
communities, ministries of<br />
Lutheran Homes Society that<br />
provide housing and services<br />
for seniors age 62 or older.<br />
Easter Seals offers summer<br />
speech therapy program<br />
Easter Seals Northern Ohio<br />
will offer a summer speech<br />
therapy program in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Services are available to<br />
children with speech and language<br />
disabilities or delays.<br />
In summer speech sessions,<br />
Easter Seals helps clients<br />
maintain the level of ability<br />
they have worked all school<br />
year to obtain.<br />
In addition, they will evaluate<br />
and accept new clients,<br />
children birth to school-age,<br />
who can benefit from their<br />
services.<br />
One-on-one sessions are<br />
designed around the specific<br />
age and need of the child. Activities<br />
may include hands-on<br />
activities, language experiences<br />
and structured play.<br />
Sessions are typically a half<br />
hour and are held once a week,<br />
depending on the client’s need.<br />
Easter Seals Speech-language<br />
pathologists are experienced<br />
in pediatrics, licensed by<br />
the State of Ohio and certified<br />
by the American Speech-Language<br />
Hearing Association.<br />
Easter Seals offers a sliding<br />
fee scale and provides billing<br />
for many insurance plans,<br />
BCMH and Medicaid.<br />
For more information, call<br />
1-888-325-8532, extension<br />
100.<br />
Ballin for Breast Cancer tourney set<br />
The third annual Ballin for<br />
Breast Cancer 4 on 4 basketball<br />
tournament will be held<br />
Sunday, May 20, at Rossford<br />
High School.<br />
Doors open at 10 a.m., and<br />
tournament play will begin at<br />
11 a.m. Prizes will be<br />
awarded to first place teams<br />
in three divisions– 11 to 17<br />
years, 18 to 29 years and 30<br />
years and older.<br />
The double elimination<br />
tournament is open to teams<br />
of men, women and co-ed.<br />
The cost is $20 per player<br />
if registered by May 20. The<br />
late registration cost is $25<br />
per player.<br />
All proceeds will benefit<br />
the Victory Center and Susan<br />
G. Koman Foundation.<br />
To register, call Pam<br />
Konidaris at 419-666-1594 or<br />
send an e-mail to<br />
pjkonidaris@bex.net or Bev<br />
Miller at 419-661-9497,<br />
bev.miller@bex.net.<br />
PERRYSBURG<br />
Community<br />
Calendar<br />
To include your organization’s activities in this calendar,<br />
mail or drop off the details to the <strong>Messenger</strong> <strong>Journal</strong>, 117<br />
East Second Street, PO Box 267, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43552.<br />
Or send an e-mail, with the date, time and location, to dianaw@perrysburg.com.<br />
The deadline for the weekly calendar<br />
is Friday at noon.<br />
Thursday, May 17<br />
9:15 a.m. Wood County Commissioners on the fifth<br />
floor of the Wood County Office Building,<br />
One Courthouse Square, Bowling Green.<br />
12:00 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Noontide Women’s AA Group,<br />
open discussion at St. Timothy’s Episcopal<br />
Church, 871 East Boundary. Open to the<br />
public.<br />
7:00 p.m. No Mike Night presented by PRIZM<br />
Creative Community at Books a Million at<br />
Joe Muggs Cafe at the Town Center at<br />
Levis Commons unitl 9 p.m.<br />
Friday, May 18<br />
9:30 a.m. St. Tim’s Clothesline, free clothing offered<br />
at St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 871<br />
East Boundary. Open until 11:30 a.m.<br />
11:30 a.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Rotary at the Carranor Club,<br />
502 East Second Street.<br />
Saturday, May 19<br />
9:00 a.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township Recycling Collection<br />
at the Township Maintenance Building,<br />
26609 Lime City Road, until noon.<br />
12:00 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Noontide Women’s AA Group,<br />
open discussion at St. Timothy’s Episcopal<br />
Church, 871 East Boundary. Open to the<br />
public.<br />
8:00 p.m. AlAnon and Alcoholics Anonymous at First<br />
United Methodist Church, 200 West<br />
Second Street.<br />
Sunday, May 20<br />
6:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous at Schaller<br />
Memorial Building, 130 West Indiana<br />
Avenue.<br />
Monday, May 21<br />
5:30 p.m. People Feeding People free community<br />
meal at Parish Hall of Stony Ridge<br />
Lutheran Church, 5520 Fremont Pike in<br />
Stony Ridge until 6:30 p.m. Open to every<br />
one. For more information, call Nancy K. at<br />
419-460-1968 or Jodie H. at 419-654-8879<br />
or send an e-mail to pfpministries<br />
@aol.com.<br />
5:30 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Board of Education in the cafe<br />
teria of Commodore Building, 140 East<br />
Indiana Avenue.<br />
6:30 p.m. Economic Development Committee at the<br />
Municipal Building, 201 West Indiana<br />
Avenue.<br />
6:30 p.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Lions Club at Charlies<br />
Restaurant, near Walt Churchill’s Market.<br />
For information, call Kevin Rantanen at<br />
419-870-1771.<br />
7:30 p.m. There is a Solution AA Group, closed meeting,<br />
at Lutheran Church of the Master,<br />
28744 Simmons Road, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Tuesday, May 22<br />
9:15 a.m. Wood County Commissioners on the fifth<br />
floor of the Wood County Office Building,<br />
One Courthouse Square, Bowling Green.<br />
12:00 p.m. AlAnon at CedarCreek Church, 29129<br />
Lime City Road. Free baby-sitting.<br />
6:00 p.m. First Robotics Team open house at the Dana<br />
facility, 6201 Trust Drive, Holland. Call<br />
419-356-0035 for information.<br />
Wednesday, May 23<br />
7:00 a.m. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Kiwanis Club in the lower level<br />
of Way Public Library, 101 East Indiana<br />
Avenue. Open to the public.<br />
6:00 p.m. Families Anonymous, a world-wide 12-step<br />
self-help support group for relatives and<br />
friends concerned about substance abuse or<br />
behavorial problems of a loved one, at<br />
Blessed John XXII Catholic Community,<br />
24250 Dixie Highway. Visitors welcome.<br />
Call 419-931-4005 for information.<br />
6:00 p.m. Toastmasters Club at Zenobia Shrine, 8048<br />
Broadstone Boulevard, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
7:00 p.m. Racing for Recovery, drug and alcohol support<br />
group meeting, until 8 p.m. at St.<br />
Timothy’s Episcopal Church, 871 East<br />
Boundary, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
8:00 p.m. AlAnon at First Presbyterian Church, 200<br />
East Second Street.<br />
Lutheran Church<br />
of the Master<br />
seeks volunteers<br />
for community<br />
garden<br />
Lutheran Church of the<br />
Master members are designing<br />
a community garden to<br />
be located on the church<br />
property at 28744 Simmons<br />
Road, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Utilizing individual<br />
raised beds, gardeners will<br />
not be charged a fee during<br />
this year’s growing season,<br />
but will be expected to donate<br />
10 percent of their garden<br />
produce to the local food<br />
bank operated by <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Christians United.<br />
Lutheran Church of the<br />
Master has been a longstanding<br />
contributor to the<br />
PCU food bank and this new<br />
endeavor is designed to help<br />
further meet the needs of the<br />
hungry within the community.<br />
For more information,<br />
call Becky Schardt through<br />
the church office at 419-874-<br />
7986.<br />
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Nominees sought for Exchange Club<br />
Book of Golden Deeds Award 2012<br />
The Exchange Club of<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> is seeking nominations<br />
from the community<br />
for its annual Book of<br />
Golden Deeds Award.<br />
This award, first presented<br />
locally in 1980, recognizes<br />
the good deeds of<br />
citizens or civic groups and<br />
documents their accomplishments<br />
for future generations.<br />
The nominee may be<br />
someone who has made significant<br />
contributions to<br />
good causes or to the quality<br />
of life in the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
community, or it may be a<br />
person or group who has<br />
quietly and unselfishly given<br />
time, effort and talent without<br />
notoriety.<br />
The Friends of Wood<br />
County CASA ® will hold the<br />
third annual Karen Swartz<br />
Memorial Walk for CASA ®<br />
on Saturday, May 19.<br />
The walk will be held<br />
from 9:30 to 11 a.m., at<br />
Woodlands Park in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
The event is designed to<br />
raise community awareness<br />
about child abuse and neglect<br />
in our community and<br />
volunteer opportunities<br />
through the Wood County<br />
Court Appointed Special<br />
Advocate/ Guardian ad<br />
Litem (CASA/GAL) program.<br />
The program provides<br />
trained community volunteers,<br />
appointed by Juvenile<br />
Court Judge David E.<br />
Woessner, to advocate for<br />
children whose abuse, neglect<br />
or dependency cases are<br />
being heard in the Wood<br />
County Juvenile Court.<br />
The CASA volunteer’s<br />
main responsibility is to<br />
serve as the “eyes and ears<br />
of the court” by gathering<br />
information about the children’s<br />
lives, reporting this<br />
information to the court, and<br />
by speaking for the child in<br />
court.<br />
They also are required to<br />
monitor the needs of the<br />
child during the case.<br />
Karen Swartz was a<br />
coach and athletic director<br />
with Rossford Schools prior<br />
to making a 10-year contribution<br />
to the Wood Count<br />
CASA/GAL program serving<br />
as a volunteer coordinator.<br />
She was a mentor to volunteers<br />
and an advocate for<br />
many abused and neglected<br />
children in Wood County.<br />
Karen Swartz Memorial Walk<br />
for CASA set for Sat., May 19<br />
The event is open to people<br />
of all ages. Judge<br />
Woessner will speak at 9:30<br />
a.m.<br />
There is no registration<br />
fee to participate.<br />
Check in begins at 9 a.m.<br />
Registration forms are available<br />
at www.woodcounty<br />
casa.org.<br />
Past honorees include the<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Heights Community<br />
Association, Virginia<br />
Secor Stranahan, Fort Imagination<br />
Playground Group,<br />
Bob Boyd, Juliet Beck, Don<br />
Tigges, Ken Cappelletty,<br />
Judy Justus, Thomas Weidner,<br />
Lisa Richard, Robert<br />
Phillips, Phyllis Morton,<br />
Nancy Kelley, J.D. Justus<br />
and last year’s recipient, Deb<br />
Buker.<br />
To submit a nomination,<br />
write 300 words or less stating<br />
the deeds of the person<br />
or organization, including<br />
why you believe they are deserving<br />
of this award.<br />
Send nominations to<br />
Brent Swartzmiller, 401<br />
West South Boundary, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
Ohio 43551.<br />
The deadline for nominations<br />
is Friday, June 1.<br />
The name and contact information<br />
of the person submitting<br />
the nomination also<br />
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Owens CC recognizes students for creative excellence in artistic expression<br />
Nine Owens Community<br />
College students were recently<br />
honored for their creative excellence<br />
in art as the Walter E.<br />
Terhune Art Gallery held its annual<br />
Juried Student Art Exhibition.<br />
“Owens’ Center for Fine<br />
and Performing Arts is proud to<br />
have featured some of the finest<br />
works of art produced by our<br />
students,” said Wynn Perry,<br />
Owens part-time coordinator of<br />
the Walter E. Terhune Art<br />
Gallery. “The creative works<br />
submitted by Owens students<br />
were truly outstanding and epitomized<br />
the meaning of artistic<br />
expression. Events such as the<br />
Juried Student Art Exhibition<br />
provide great opportunities for<br />
students to apply the knowledge<br />
obtained within the classroom<br />
into a real world setting.”<br />
A jury composed of area<br />
artists and professionals selected<br />
the winning entries based<br />
on creative excellence. The Juried<br />
Student Art Exhibition was<br />
Cheryl Burke<br />
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tractor on display during Ag Day 2012.<br />
Cold, rainy weather failed<br />
to deter nearly 600 people from<br />
attending the Penta Career<br />
Center FFA “Ag Day” on April<br />
28.<br />
Held on the Buck Road<br />
2012 Pool Dates<br />
Register early for season passes and resident ID cards and take advantage of the cost savings!<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Pool will open for the season on<br />
Saturday, June 9 and will close on Sunday, August 26.<br />
Sales Begin — Wednesday, May 9, at 9 a.m.<br />
Season Passes and Resident ID card sales for the pool will be sold beginning Wednesday,<br />
May 9, at 9:00 a.m., at the Fort Meigs YMCA. Business hours for the YMCA are Monday<br />
through Friday, 8 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m.<br />
General Information:<br />
• Pool passes are available only to City residents or to the first 300 <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City School<br />
District residents.<br />
• 300 additional <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City School District resident passes will be sold after the swim<br />
team championship meet that is held on Tuesday, July 17. The fee will be half-price.<br />
• All other non-residents may use the pool by paying the single session admission rate.<br />
• To purchase a pass, EVERYONE needs to bring a current utility bill (within the last month,<br />
either a water, gas or electric) and a photo ID (driver’s license) for verification.<br />
• Photo ID’s will be taken when passes are sold, but will not be handed out until address is<br />
verified against the auditor’s site. There is a two business day waiting period after purchase before<br />
passes/resident ID cards will be issued.<br />
• All pass sales will be sold only at the YMCA for the entire season during regular business<br />
hours listed above.<br />
• Passes are non-refundable and non-transferrable.<br />
•Visit the City’s Web site at www.ci.perrysburg.oh.us<br />
Pool:<br />
• Pool hours – 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., Sunday to Saturday.<br />
• Toddler time — 10 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday, for children age 5 and under<br />
only with an adult and is restricted to <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City residents only. ID required.<br />
• Cash or credit card only at the pool. No checks accepted.<br />
Pond:<br />
• The pond is closed for swimming.<br />
• There will be no staff or supervision or life saving devices.<br />
• The boat house will be closed, but restrooms will remain open for public use.<br />
• No paddleboat rentals.<br />
• Catch and release fishing is available at both ponds.<br />
Pool Parties:<br />
• Contact the YMCA to reserve a date<br />
• Pool parties are limited to 350 people<br />
• 9 p.m. to 11 p.m.<br />
• Prices are as follows:<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> City School<br />
City Resident<br />
Toledo resident Katrina Roberts’ mixed media artwork, left, titled “Texture 2” and the vector<br />
design “Times New Roman Font Poster” by Mark Boggs of Portage were among the<br />
many artistic pieces on display at Owens’ annual Juried Student Art Exhibition.<br />
open to all students enrolled<br />
within fine and performing arts<br />
phy and commercial art. Fiftyfive<br />
students enrolled within<br />
courses.<br />
fine and performing arts<br />
The show featured more<br />
than 80 pieces of artwork in the<br />
categories of fine art, photogra-<br />
courses at Owens had artwork<br />
accepted for the show.<br />
In the category of fine art,<br />
District Resident**<br />
$130 (up to 50 people) $230 (up to 50 people)<br />
$160 (from 51-100 people) $260 (from 51-100 people)<br />
$190 (from 101-150 people) $290 (from 101-150 people)<br />
$220 (from 151-200 people) $320 (from 151-200 people)<br />
$250 (from 201-250 people) $350 (from 201-250 people)<br />
$280 (from 251-300 people) $380 (from 251-300 people)<br />
$310 (from 301-350 people) $410 (from 301-350 people)<br />
2012 Pool Fees<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> City<br />
School District<br />
Pool Season Pass City Resident Resident**<br />
First Family Member $70 $140<br />
(purchased before pool opens)<br />
Each Additional Family Member $10 $20<br />
(purchased before pool opens)<br />
Grandparent/Babysitter (one per family pass) $25 $50<br />
Senior Individual (age 65 and over) $40 $80<br />
Senior Individual with spouse $49 $98<br />
First Family Member $85 $170<br />
(purchased after pool opens)<br />
Each Additional Family Member $12 $24<br />
(purchased after pool opens)<br />
Each Replacement Card $3 $3<br />
Resident ID Card * City Residents only $5 N/A<br />
*Proof of residency within the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> is required to obtain a Resident ID card. A<br />
driver’s license or student ID is not a substitute for the Resident ID card.<br />
**Passes to <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City School District residents will be limited to the first 300 people.<br />
After the swim team championship meet on Tuesday, July 17, 300 additional <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City<br />
School District resident passes will be sold. The fee will be half-price.<br />
Single Session Admission City Resident Non-Resident<br />
Age 5 and Under Free Free<br />
Pool - Age 6 and Up with Resident ID card $3 N/A<br />
Pool - Age 6 and Up without Resident ID card $10 $10<br />
***A valid Ohio Driver’s License or other approved picture identification card<br />
with address imprinted is required as proof of residency. ***<br />
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SEASON PASS AND RESIDENT ID CARD HOLDERS<br />
Punch cards will be available for you to purchase for up to $50 worth of visits for children 12<br />
and under. You may purchase up to 10 visits at $5 each. This punch card is only available to<br />
CITY RESIDENT senior citizens who are season pass holders or Resident ID card holders and<br />
you must accompany the grandchild/grandchildren to the pool.<br />
Ellen Koeberlein of Whitehouse<br />
was awarded first place<br />
for her charcoal drawing titled<br />
“Something Taken.” Taylor<br />
Palicki of Maumee received<br />
second place for her drypoint<br />
Penta Career Center hosts Ag Day 2012<br />
Penta applied manufacturing student, Mark Farley, a junior<br />
from <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Schools, climbs aboard a John Deere<br />
campus, the event featured a<br />
spring flower sale by the floral<br />
design and greenhouse production<br />
students; a tree and shrub<br />
sale by landscape and turfgrass<br />
management; dog grooming<br />
by small animal care; horse<br />
care demonstrations, and a<br />
Power Show coordinated by<br />
gas and diesel engine systems<br />
that also featured new truck<br />
and power equipment exhibits.<br />
In conjunction with Ag day,<br />
an e-Waste Drive was held by<br />
Recycle It USA. Area residents<br />
brought in end-of life computers,<br />
cell phones, printers,<br />
copiers, electronic equipment<br />
and televisions for recycling.<br />
The organization filled up a<br />
truck with old equipment, the<br />
majority of which was televisions.<br />
Food was offered by Deet’s<br />
BBQ and Mason’s Kettle<br />
Corn.<br />
The tractor show featured<br />
United States soldiers,<br />
British soldiers and Woodland<br />
Indian warriors will recreate<br />
historic 1813 battles<br />
at Fort Meigs May 26-27.<br />
Visitors to the fort will see<br />
recreated battles, musket<br />
and artillery demonstrations,<br />
six divisions, and prizes were<br />
awarded as follows:<br />
•Antique tractors–best<br />
restoration, Adam Gyde, 1926<br />
McCormick, and oldest tractor,<br />
Adam Gyde, 1951 Allis-<br />
Chalmers;<br />
•Modern farm equipment–<br />
largest machine, Marshall<br />
Kohl of Rossford High School,<br />
1966 Farmall 1206, and cleanest<br />
tractor, Don Beatty of<br />
Swanton High school, 1973<br />
Kubota L175;<br />
•Off-road–best customization<br />
(dirt bike), Tyler McDonald<br />
of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School,<br />
2007 Yamaha YZ250, and<br />
judges’ choice (dirt bike),<br />
Jacob Herriott of Swanton,<br />
2009 Yamaha YZ250f;<br />
•Truck–cleanest truck, Jody<br />
Germann, 2002 Ford F350,<br />
and oldest truck and best truck<br />
customization, Trey Yarger of<br />
Bowling Green Schools, 1993<br />
Chevy 3500;<br />
•Home and garden equipment–<br />
oldest machine, Garrett<br />
Germann, 1986 Poulan PRO,<br />
and cleanest machine, Daric<br />
Euler of Springfield High<br />
School, 2008 John Deere 997,<br />
and<br />
•Superintendent’s choice–<br />
antique tractor from Klotz<br />
Flower Farm, 1938 Allis-<br />
Chalmers.<br />
A portion of proceeds from<br />
dog grooming, tree/shrub sales<br />
and the flower sale will benefit<br />
the Penta Career Center FFA<br />
Chapter Scholarship Fund.<br />
The floral department’s<br />
flower sale continues through<br />
May 15 during the school day.<br />
Petals and Plants will be open<br />
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.<br />
–Jane Maiolo<br />
Fort Meigs to host First Siege 1813,<br />
Memorial Day ceremony May 26-28<br />
and camp life demonstrations.<br />
Tour American and<br />
British military encampments<br />
and watch musket and<br />
cannon firing demonstrations.<br />
Explore a Woodland<br />
Indian encampment to learn<br />
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drawing titled “Fallen” and<br />
Chris Hatfield of Toledo took<br />
third place for his charcoal<br />
drawing titled “Exposing, Self<br />
Portrait.”<br />
Clayton Parento of Toledo<br />
was awarded first place in the<br />
category of photography for his<br />
chromo black and white print<br />
titled “Checkmate!” while<br />
Richard Ball of Toledo took<br />
second place for his digital print<br />
“Scott Rim Light.” Andrew<br />
Smith of Waterville garnered<br />
third place for his silver gelatin<br />
artwork titled “Self Portrait 1.”<br />
In the category of commercial<br />
art, Nathan Daulbaugh of<br />
Toledo was awarded first place<br />
for his page layout titled “Creative<br />
Noises Live Concert Series<br />
Poster.” Michael<br />
Matuszewski of Toledo took<br />
second place for his vector design<br />
“Ferre Fraktur Font<br />
Poster” and Thomas Sumwalt<br />
of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> received third<br />
place honors for his vector design<br />
“Image Trace.”<br />
Woodland holds book drive<br />
The Woodland Parents Club collected gently used books<br />
for students who are in need of books to read at home this<br />
summer. The drive was held during Right To Read Week,<br />
May 1 to 4. Pictured are Olivia Thomas and Delaney Rimer<br />
making a book donation.<br />
FREE<br />
Toth students recognized with ‘Got Grit’ awards<br />
The following Toth Elementary School students were selected<br />
by their teachers to receive the “Got Grit” award<br />
for the month of April. These students were nominated recognizing<br />
them for integrity. Award winners were guests at<br />
a pizza party with Dr. Christoff. The pizzas are donated by<br />
Rene Williams of Marco’s Pizza.<br />
Award winners with Principal Beth Christoff include,<br />
about the Ohio Shawnee.<br />
Hands-on activities are offered<br />
all weekend long. Try<br />
your hand at washing<br />
clothes 1812-style, enlist in<br />
the mini-militia and learn<br />
how to drill like a War of<br />
1812 soldiers.<br />
Returning this year is<br />
“1813 Patrol” and a ladies<br />
tea. All ladies are invited to<br />
attend the tea and learn more<br />
about 1812-era food and<br />
crafts. Join an “1813 Patrol”<br />
and accompany a squad of<br />
American soldiers on patrol<br />
as they look for the enemy.<br />
On Memorial Day, May<br />
28, the Fort Meigs staff and<br />
volunteers will honor the<br />
men and women of our<br />
armed forces. War of 1812<br />
soldiers and civilians will<br />
reenact camp life throughout<br />
the day. A special wreath<br />
laying ceremony takes place<br />
at 2 p.m. in front of the monument<br />
within the fort. The<br />
ceremony ends with a<br />
wreath laying and musket<br />
firing at the Pennsylvania<br />
monument.<br />
Veterans will be admitted<br />
free on Memorial Day. For<br />
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PHS baseball team manages one victory in five games<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School baseball team played<br />
five games last week and<br />
managed one victory over<br />
Sylvania Southview on Friday.<br />
The Yellow Jackets lost to<br />
Springfield, Maumee and<br />
dropped a doubleheader<br />
against Rochester Adams.<br />
The team’s record after 26<br />
games is 13-11-2, and 6-5-1<br />
in the Northern Lakes<br />
League.<br />
The Player of the Week<br />
honor went to junior shortstop<br />
Mitch Renda.<br />
He hit .438 (seven for 16)<br />
with three doubles and seven<br />
RBIs. Defensively, he had<br />
three put outs and nine assists<br />
for the week.<br />
PHS vs. Springfield<br />
Last Wednesday, <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
visited NLL rival<br />
Springfield and suffered a 7-<br />
6 loss in eight innings.<br />
The Jackets took an early<br />
lead in the second inning on<br />
a two run triple by AJ Stockwell.<br />
The Blue Devils answered<br />
with a single unearned<br />
run in their half of the<br />
second.<br />
PHS made it 4-1 in the<br />
third when Austin Lee doubled<br />
and came around to<br />
score on Hunter Smith’s single.<br />
Mark Delas advanced<br />
Smith to third on a base hit to<br />
centerfield and Smith later<br />
scored on a balk by the<br />
Springfield pitcher.<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> lead was<br />
brief as the Blue Devils<br />
scored three in the bottom of<br />
the third to tie the game.<br />
The Jackets added single<br />
runs in the sixth and seventh<br />
on base hits by Nick Munger<br />
and Delas for a two run lead<br />
going into the last half of the<br />
seventh inning.<br />
Stockwell relieved Delas,<br />
the starting pitcher, in the<br />
fourth inning and held<br />
Springfield scoreless until<br />
two runs crossed the plate on<br />
a <strong>Perrysburg</strong> error to tie the<br />
score in the bottom of the<br />
seventh.<br />
A two out Yellow Jacket<br />
error in the eighth allowed<br />
the Blue Devils to score the<br />
winning run for a 7-6 victory.<br />
Leading the Jacket 13 hit<br />
attack was senior Hunter<br />
Smith with a triple and two<br />
singles in four trips to the<br />
plate, one RBI and two runs<br />
scored.<br />
Lee had two hits, including<br />
a double and one run<br />
scored. Delas had two hits<br />
with one RBI and a run and<br />
mitch renda added two singles.<br />
The long triple by<br />
Stockwell, his first of the<br />
year, drove in two runs.<br />
PHS vs. Maumee<br />
Sectional Tournament<br />
PHS met Maumee in the<br />
sectional tournament finals<br />
last Thursday at BG’s Carter<br />
Park.<br />
This was the third time<br />
these two teams have played<br />
one another this season and<br />
for the third time the Panthers<br />
prevailed, this time by<br />
a score of 4-0.<br />
Maumee pitcher, junior<br />
Steve Duby was nearly perfect,<br />
throwing a no hitter at<br />
the Jackets while striking out<br />
10.<br />
Only two Yellow Jackets<br />
reached base–Austin Lee in<br />
the fourth when he was hit by<br />
a pitch, and Kyle Durham<br />
who walked to open the fifth<br />
but then became the front<br />
end of a 4-6-3 double play to<br />
end the inning.<br />
All four of the Panthers’<br />
runs were scored in the second<br />
inning on five hits and<br />
one <strong>Perrysburg</strong> error.<br />
Nine of Maumee’s 10 hits<br />
were given up by starter Nick<br />
Munger in his five innings of<br />
work. Lee came on in relief<br />
in the sixth and allowed no<br />
runs on one hit.<br />
Maumee advances to the<br />
PHS<br />
Athletic<br />
Physicals<br />
Thursday, June 7<br />
9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.<br />
Cost: $25<br />
At <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School<br />
in gym hallway<br />
district tournament and will<br />
face Norwalk tomorrow afternoon<br />
at Carter Park.<br />
PHS vs. Southview<br />
PHS won a high scoring<br />
game with Sylvania<br />
Southview at Leyland Field<br />
last friday by a score of 10-7.<br />
Things didn’t look too<br />
promising for PHS going to<br />
the bottom of the fourth and<br />
trailing 7-0. The Jackets<br />
scored their first run in the<br />
fourth on a sacrifice fly by<br />
AJ Stockwell.<br />
Later in the inning with<br />
two outs and runners on second<br />
and third, Mitch Renda,<br />
the Jackets’ pitcher, drove in<br />
both with a single and closed<br />
the gap to 7-3.<br />
PHS added five more runs<br />
in the fifth and took an 8-7<br />
lead.<br />
With two on and no outs,<br />
Hunter Smith hit a 3-2 pitch<br />
over the right field fence to<br />
pull the Jackets to within<br />
one.<br />
Five batters later, Renda<br />
helped his cause even more<br />
when he hit a long double to<br />
drive in two more runs.<br />
The Yellow Jackets’ final<br />
two runs were scored in the<br />
sixth inning when Stockwell’s<br />
single scored Steve<br />
Slocum and Smith.<br />
Alex Huff relieved Renda<br />
in the fifth and picked up his<br />
first win of the season.<br />
Stockwell got the final two<br />
outs in the top of the seventh<br />
for the save.<br />
Austin Lee and Nick<br />
Munger each had two singles<br />
in the game. Stockwell had<br />
two hits and three RBIs and<br />
Renda picked up two hits, including<br />
a double and four<br />
RBIs.<br />
Slocum added a triple and<br />
Smith had a homerun, his<br />
seventh of the year and three<br />
RBIs.<br />
PHS vs. Rochester Hills<br />
Doubleheader<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> and Rochester<br />
Adams played a double<br />
header Saturday at BG’s<br />
Carter Park, and the Highlanders<br />
won both games.<br />
The opener was a high<br />
scoring contest won by<br />
Adams, 12-11, and in the<br />
second game the Jackets<br />
picked up just three hits in a<br />
6-1 loss.<br />
In the first game, sophomore<br />
Nick Fleming pitched<br />
well in relief but took the<br />
loss.<br />
In his three inning stint he<br />
gave up one run on one hit<br />
while walking three and<br />
striking out one.<br />
Offensively, Austin Lee<br />
and Mark Delas each had a<br />
pair of singles and an RBI.<br />
Kyle durham had a bases<br />
loaded double that scored<br />
three runs and a bases loaded<br />
walk that scored another.<br />
Leading the Yellow<br />
Jacket hit parade was Mitch<br />
Renda with three hits, including<br />
two doubles and<br />
three RBIs.<br />
Anthony Rorigi was the<br />
first game starter with Bennett<br />
Westfall and Fleming<br />
coming on in relief.<br />
In game two with<br />
Rochester Adams, PHS took<br />
a 1-0 lead in the third inning<br />
when Steve Slocum singled,<br />
stole second and scored on<br />
Austin Lee’s single.<br />
The Highlanders tied it in<br />
the fourth and went ahead<br />
with five runs in the fifth inning<br />
to end all scoring.<br />
Lee was the starting and<br />
losing pitcher for the Jackets.<br />
Alex Huff came on in relief<br />
with two outs in the fifth<br />
and pitched an inning and a<br />
third, giving up no runs and<br />
no hits. Freshman Gus Dimmerling<br />
pitched a scoreless<br />
seventh inning for <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
The Jackets’ third and<br />
final hit was a single off the<br />
bat of AJ Stockwell in the<br />
bottom of the seventh.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Pirates 13U baseball team wins Woodville Tournament<br />
The <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Pirates 13U baseball team won the<br />
Woodville Spring Bat Bash Tournament during the weekend<br />
of April 27-29. They had a 2-1 record on pool play by<br />
beating the Woodmore Wildcats, 4-3, and the Maumee<br />
Starz, 10-2. They lost to the Lake Flyers, 7-0, but played<br />
them again in the championship game. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> ended<br />
up beating Lake, 8-4, in extra innings to the win the championship.<br />
Scott Upton, from the Pirates, won the MVP award in<br />
the hitting category.<br />
Pictured are team members, front row: Turner Morris,<br />
Scott Upton, Brad Slee. Back row: Coach Bil Gau, Will<br />
Francis, Tyson Kleinfelter, Noah Pyle, Garret McCoy, Tanner<br />
Gau, Coach Jeff Upton, Caden Boyle.<br />
Zumbathon<br />
set for May 18<br />
A Zumbathon will be held<br />
Friday, May 18, from 6:30 to<br />
8:30 p.m., at the Fort Meigs<br />
YMCA. The event will benefit<br />
the Fort Meigs YMCA<br />
Scholarship campaign.<br />
The cost is $10 for max<br />
members, and $15 for associate,<br />
non-members, and at the<br />
door registration. Child care<br />
will be available from 6 to 9<br />
p.m. There is no cost for max<br />
members, and the fee is $2 per<br />
child for associate/non-members.<br />
To register, visit the Web<br />
site at www.ymcatoledo.org,<br />
call 419-251-9622, or visit the<br />
YMCA member service desk.<br />
YMCA offers<br />
summer sports<br />
leagues for youth<br />
The Fort Meigs YMCA is<br />
offering three youth sports<br />
leagues this summer.<br />
!<br />
A T-ball league is open to<br />
children ages 3 to 5, coach<br />
pitch baseball is available for<br />
children ages 5 to 7, and a<br />
basketball program will be<br />
open to students in grades 2<br />
and 3.<br />
The programs place a<br />
strong emphasis on fun, fair<br />
play, equal playing time and<br />
learning the fundamentals of<br />
each sport.<br />
All players learn each position<br />
and have equal playing<br />
time.<br />
Volunteer parent coaches<br />
are needed.<br />
For more information or to<br />
register, call 419-251-9622.<br />
After posting an early victory over St. John’s in the first<br />
match, the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Rugby Club lost a close contest to<br />
Findlay. Since then, they have reeled off four consecutive<br />
victories. Next week, the club will host an undefeated Dearborn.<br />
Graduating seniors from the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Rugby Club<br />
with their coaches, are, front row, from left: Jake Galerno,<br />
PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — May 16, 2012 — Page 13<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Rugby Club wrapping up winning season<br />
Penn Station East Coast Subs recently donated sandwiches<br />
to the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High School annual spring staff<br />
luncheon. Parents Helping Students, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School’s parent-teacher organization recently hosted the<br />
annual spring staff luncheon.<br />
Penn Station East Coast Subs donated sandwiches<br />
Jake Bringman, Coach Phil Gutkoski, Coach Ben Marshall,<br />
Brian Walton, Blake Helwig. Middle row: Austin McKinley,<br />
Zach Burns, Pat Sarni, Michael Lee, Sam Rodriguez, Andy<br />
Wagner, Vinnie Ciccantelli, Jud Spore. Back row: Tony<br />
Tomase, Ethan Wotring, Matt Kurek, Anthony Moschetti,<br />
Dean Mills, Tyler Selz and John Rigney. Not pictured: Rick<br />
Armola.<br />
Parents Helping Students group hosts spring staff luncheon<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Physical<br />
Education Student<br />
of the Week<br />
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#<br />
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Olivia Beauchamp<br />
This week’s <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Physical Education (PE) Student<br />
of the Week is Olivia<br />
Beauchamp.<br />
Olivia is a second grade<br />
student at Woodland Elementary.<br />
Woodland PE teacher<br />
Steve Neff said, “Olivia is<br />
an outstanding student athlete<br />
with unlimited talent<br />
and potential. Olivia participates<br />
in a variety of activities<br />
and her passion is<br />
dance.”<br />
Mr. Neff continued,<br />
“Olivia’s talent in dance is<br />
amazing for such a young<br />
athlete and for that reason I<br />
call her dancing feet.”<br />
For being <strong>Perrysburg</strong>’s PE<br />
Student of the Week, she receives<br />
a free foot-long meal<br />
from Subway, courtesy of<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>’s Subway restaurants.<br />
For more information on<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>’s PE department,<br />
visit www.perrys burgpe.net.<br />
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Free Estimates<br />
117 E. Second St. • <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
James W. Wolfe<br />
• Backhoe<br />
• WALLS REPAIRED<br />
• Sewer & Water Lines<br />
(419) 467-9120<br />
Residential & Commercial<br />
Pest Control Management Specialists<br />
•Rodents • Moles • Mammals • Birds<br />
•Crawling Insects • Ants • Spiders<br />
•Flying Insects • Mosquitos<br />
•Stinging & Biting Insects • Fleas<br />
•Safe for Children and Pets<br />
Visit us: www.mcclurgenvironmental<br />
419-866-7080<br />
FINANCING<br />
AVAILABLE<br />
We have all<br />
types of<br />
batteries–not<br />
just auto!<br />
24 hr<br />
emergency<br />
service<br />
We Buy Scrap Batteries!<br />
• We Rebuild<br />
Power Tool<br />
Batteries<br />
WHEN YOU THINK OF LOCKS<br />
RESIDENTIAL • COMMERCIAL • AUTO<br />
LOCKE’S<br />
LOCKSMITH<br />
JOSEPH LOCKE, OWNER<br />
(419) 874-3461<br />
• Residential Specialist<br />
• Commercial & Residential<br />
• Interior & Exterior<br />
Turn to the Experts<br />
Be Prepared With<br />
Batteries For:<br />
◆ Alarm Systems<br />
◆ Radios<br />
◆ Auto/Trucks<br />
◆ Camcorders<br />
CELL PHONES<br />
Dynalite Battery<br />
26040A Glenwood Rd.<br />
(corner Rt. 20 and Glenwood Rd.)<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH<br />
419-873-1706 • 1-800-233-3962<br />
Macke<br />
Roofing<br />
and Home Remodeling LLC<br />
Office: (419) 410-0619<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Resident<br />
PREFERRED<br />
CONTRACTOR<br />
Serving <strong>Perrysburg</strong> since 1998<br />
Fully insured • References upon request<br />
• Over 30 Years’<br />
Experience<br />
• Fully Insured<br />
Gorski Painting<br />
Free Estimates<br />
(419) 874-3815<br />
Cell: (419) 283-5191<br />
Call Richard Gorski<br />
And Remember, ‘It Pays To Use A Professional.’<br />
Residential • Commercial Installation & Repair<br />
Geothermal•Furnaces•Boilers•Water Heaters •Air<br />
Conditioning•Reverse Osmosis Systems<br />
Licensed Insured BBB member<br />
419-874-9499<br />
Fax: 419-874-7990<br />
E: ultraheatcoolinc@aol.com<br />
Visit the <strong>Journal</strong> on www.perrysburg.com.
THE CLASSIFIEDS<br />
SERVE EVERYONE<br />
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING—first 10 words $5.00, 25 cents per word thereafter. Display classified section, $11.80 per<br />
column inch. All garage/estate sales must be prepaid, by cash, check or credit card. DEADLINE IS EACH MONDAY<br />
AT NOON. Classified ads mailed in should be accompanied by payment; ads phoned in should be paid promptly to avoid<br />
a $2.00 billing charge. Send ads to P.O. Box 267, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio 43552. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> <strong>Messenger</strong> <strong>Journal</strong> office hours are<br />
Monday-Friday, 8:30 to 4:30, closed Saturday and Sunday, or visit our Web site at www.perrysburg.com.<br />
CALL 419-874-2528 or 419-874-4491<br />
FIRST TIME ADVERTISERS, WITHOUT A CREDIT HISTORY<br />
MUST PAY FOR ADVERTISING WHEN SUBMITTED FOR PUBLICATION.<br />
Submit your classified advertisement via e-mail. Just visit www.perrysburg.com or www.rossford.com<br />
BUSINESS SERVICES<br />
PERRYSBURG<br />
E L ECT R IC<br />
RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL<br />
SERVICE UPGRADES & REPAIRS<br />
NEW CONSTRUCTION<br />
SOLAR ELECTRIC SYSTEMS<br />
UNIFORMED ELECTRICIANS<br />
SINCE 1987<br />
MASTER ELECTRICIANS<br />
Lic. # 22360<br />
LICENSED BONDED INSURED 419-666-5211<br />
Lake Erie<br />
SPORTFISHING CHARTERS<br />
Excursions for up to 10 persons<br />
(419) 666-5952 (Day)<br />
(419) 662-8347 (Night)<br />
www.lakeeriefishing.com<br />
Joe Berry’s<br />
Maumee Concrete<br />
Services, Inc.<br />
A.K.A. “The Doctor Of Concrete”<br />
Established 1975<br />
• Driveways • Patios<br />
• Stamped Concrete<br />
Now Offering<br />
Tuckpointing<br />
and Brick Repair<br />
Office: 419-893-2884<br />
Cell: 419-779-7251<br />
SPRING CLEANUP NOW UNDERWAY<br />
Early Spring clean-up of your lawn, flower beds, garden, etc.<br />
We can haul and install fresh mulch. We will help you get your<br />
outdoor areas ready for spring and summer.<br />
LAWN MAINTENANCE<br />
Have your lawn maintained weekly with rates that you can afford!<br />
GARDEN<br />
TILLING<br />
419-872-LAWN (5296)<br />
www.acutabovelawn-snow.com<br />
Stykemain Tree Service<br />
Tree Trimming & Removal<br />
Stump Removal<br />
Mulch & Firewood<br />
Crane Rental<br />
SCREENED<br />
TOPSOIL • COMPOST • STONE<br />
TURF FERTILIZATION<br />
• RENOVATION • HYDROSEED<br />
SPRING CLEAN-UP<br />
• TREEE &<br />
SHRUB PRUNING<br />
Cert<br />
ti<br />
if<br />
fied Lawn<br />
& Lands<br />
scap<br />
pe Technicia<br />
ans<br />
24112 Lime City<br />
Rd. • <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, OH<br />
www.envirocarelawn.com<br />
<br />
<br />
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS<br />
In answering advertisements, whether in publications, or<br />
television, be aware that 1-900 numbers have a charge that<br />
will be billed to your telephone number. 1-800 numbers that<br />
switch you to a 1-900 number are also billed to you.<br />
Government job information or sales can be obtained<br />
free from appropriate government agencies.<br />
Long distance calls to brokers may only be solicitations<br />
for schools or instruction books, for which there is a charge.<br />
Fully Insured • Senior Discount<br />
419-874-0484<br />
Green Acre Services<br />
Tree Removal & Tree Trimming<br />
• Fully Insured • Bucket Truck<br />
and Climber Available<br />
419-833-5296<br />
Mark A. Laing<br />
Plumbing & Heating<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> • 419-872-2712<br />
Installation • Sales • Service • Insured • Bonded<br />
THE ADDED TOUCH<br />
Painting & Wallpapering<br />
Enhancing <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Homes for over 25 Years<br />
BONNIE & LEE<br />
419-874-1258<br />
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METZGER PAINTING<br />
& Wallpapering<br />
•Powerwashing •Decks<br />
•Plaster/Drywall Repair<br />
419-874-2251<br />
Senior Discount<br />
Two Men<br />
and a Brush<br />
‘Tis the season to enhance the<br />
beauty of your home with a<br />
fresh coat of paint!<br />
Quality Work<br />
30 Yrs. Experience<br />
Excellent References<br />
Reasonable Prices<br />
Make us your go-to guys<br />
for your painting<br />
and remodeling needs!<br />
Ron • 419-250-4408<br />
LAWN IMAGES<br />
Quality Lawn Care Since 1979<br />
Free Estimate • Fully Insured<br />
All Work Guaranteed<br />
Owner Operated<br />
419/376-LAWN (5296)<br />
419-874-8119<br />
Small Jobs Are Our Specialty<br />
Patch Drywall and Plaster<br />
All Textures Perfectly Matched<br />
All Work Guaranteed<br />
www.yourdrywall.com<br />
Mackiewicz Siding,<br />
Roofing and Windows, LLC<br />
IF YOU DON’T CALL US, YOU’LL PAY TOO MUCH!<br />
Call Today 419-392-1335<br />
Authorized Equipment Dealer for<br />
POWER PRODUCTS<br />
“Where Quality Matters” Since 1991<br />
E-mail: mop5126@embarqmail.com<br />
Eckel Snowmobile & Small Engine Repair<br />
LAWNMOWERS, SNOWBLOWERS, SLEDS, ATVs, ETC.<br />
Repairs~Rebuilds~Service~Winterize~Summerize<br />
25 Years Experience<br />
Pickup & Delivery Available<br />
(419) 833-1670 www.eckelsmallengine.com<br />
R & H Painting<br />
& Power Washing<br />
Special<br />
10% OFF<br />
No Job Too Big or Small<br />
Free Estimates • Specializing<br />
in Aluminum & Vinyl Siding<br />
419-726-4872<br />
Lawn Rolling<br />
900 Pound Roller<br />
Get on List Early<br />
Reasonable<br />
419-874-7763<br />
Aerating<br />
Reasonable<br />
419-874-7763<br />
Wallart Drywall<br />
Plaster Repair, Remodel,<br />
Patches, New Construction,<br />
Custom Texturing<br />
No payment required until finished &<br />
satisfied. All work guaranteed for 1 year<br />
419-973-3006<br />
Foundation Repairs<br />
Cracked/Bowed Walls, Rebuilds<br />
Waterproofing (Bdry system)<br />
419-349-5054<br />
or 419-787-6020<br />
Got Weeds<br />
Sue’s Etcetera!<br />
Your Personal Gardening Service.<br />
Specializing in the Detailed<br />
Maintenance of your Landscape<br />
and Garden Beds.<br />
Serving NW Ohio and SE Michigan<br />
for over 10 years.<br />
Fully Insured<br />
419-727-8734<br />
www.suesetc.com<br />
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No Job Too<br />
Big<br />
Or Small<br />
Commercial & Residenti<br />
ial<br />
Home Bound<br />
Hair Care Service<br />
If you find it hard to get out,<br />
I bring the salon to you.<br />
Call Bobbi, 419-779-7481<br />
TOPSOIL<br />
*** SPRING IS HERE ***<br />
#1 SCREENED TOPSOIL<br />
AND<br />
UNSCREENED TOPSOIL<br />
AVAILABLE<br />
- SOLD BY THE TON -<br />
8026 8026 Fremont Pike Pike<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
CALL<br />
CALL<br />
FOR<br />
FOR PRICE QUOTE<br />
419-872-4380<br />
OPEN MON-FRI 7AM TO 4PM<br />
CALL FOR SATURDAY HOURS<br />
BUSINESS SERVICES<br />
ALL AMERICAN handyman.<br />
Interior/exterior, free<br />
estimates. Jeff, 419-509-9610.<br />
DRYWALL, REPAIR and<br />
finishing, texturing and painting.<br />
20 years experience, insured,<br />
free estimates. Call Bill,<br />
419-297-7826.<br />
SEWING MACHINE repair,<br />
clean, oil, adjust, in your<br />
home, $19.95, 24 hour service.<br />
419-843-6233.<br />
MICHAEL’S EXCAVAT-<br />
ING. Sand, stone, topsoil, excavating.<br />
Free estimates. Insured.<br />
419-344-1872.<br />
STEVE’S DRYWALL, spray<br />
ceilings, texture walls, all<br />
patchwork. Call Steve, 419-<br />
873-8025.<br />
LAWN MOWING, reasonable<br />
prices, 10 years in the<br />
business. <strong>Perrysburg</strong> graduate.<br />
Poolman Lawn & Landscape,<br />
LLC. 419-874-8744.<br />
CONCRETE WORK. Driveways,<br />
patios, sidewalks. Cement<br />
mason since 1985.<br />
Call Paul 419-327-0883.<br />
LAWN MOWING. Residential<br />
lawns, trimming included.<br />
Call Don at Don’s Lawn and<br />
Landscape, LLC 419-708-<br />
3855.<br />
MULCH SPREAD for a fair<br />
price. Delivered to you. Customer<br />
chooses the type and<br />
color. Kevin Rantanen at<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Lawn Care,<br />
419-870-1771.<br />
GARDENS AND ornamental<br />
beds designed and maintained.<br />
Planting, trimming, edging,<br />
mulching, weeding, any gardening<br />
task. Eleven years of<br />
local experience. Work expertly<br />
completed by professionals<br />
who care. Reasonably<br />
priced work that is guaranteed.<br />
Yard need a tune-up Call me!<br />
We also fix wet spots in yard<br />
and install walkways and stone<br />
patios. Cindy, 419-450-2887<br />
or 419-874-1191. Email to:<br />
cyndasia@aol.com.<br />
4185 HEAVENLY HOUSE<br />
Cleaning, 15+ years experience,<br />
residential and commercial.<br />
We use our own supplies.<br />
Dependable, old fashioned<br />
cleaning. Weekly, bi-weekly,<br />
monthly and one time cleaning.<br />
Affordable rates. Free estimates.<br />
Call Celeste at 419-345-<br />
9383. References upon request.<br />
AERATING, GET on list.<br />
Reasonable. 419-874-7763.<br />
PIANO TUNING, repairs,<br />
sales. 419-754-7530, 419-350-<br />
6281. www.beeleypiano.com.<br />
LANDSCAPING, YARD<br />
clean-up, bushes and shrubs<br />
trimmed or removed, mulching,<br />
edging. Call Don at Don’s<br />
Lawn and Landscape, LLC<br />
419-708-3855.<br />
CONCRETE MASONRY repairs.<br />
Specializing in small<br />
jobs, tuckpointing/stuccowork,<br />
foundation repairs, brick restoration.<br />
Insured, BBB. Reasonable<br />
rates. 40 years experience.<br />
419-729-2067.<br />
STUMP, BUSH or small<br />
tree removal and hauling.<br />
Free estimates. <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Lawn Care, LLC, Kevin Rantanen,<br />
419-870-1771.<br />
FREE PICK-UP for metal<br />
and appliances. Moving in/out,<br />
clean-up and hauling, houses,<br />
attics, basements, buildings,<br />
yards, garages, rental properties,<br />
etc. Special help for elderly,<br />
handicapped, vets.<br />
419-215-4194.<br />
HANDYMAN. EXPERI-<br />
ENCED, references, reasonable.<br />
No job too small. Dave<br />
419-823-8033.<br />
PLACE YOUR classified<br />
ad in the American<br />
Legion Press.<br />
Reach veterans across<br />
the area each month<br />
for as low as $5. Call<br />
419-874-4491 to place<br />
your ad.<br />
DELUXE PAINTING<br />
Interior/Exterior<br />
Commercial/Residential<br />
Free Estimates/Member BBB<br />
References in this area.<br />
Dave, 419-944-5414<br />
Jos. Duris Exteriors<br />
• Vinyl & Aluminum Siding<br />
• Custom Trim & Overhang<br />
• Siding Replacement & Repair<br />
“Taking pride in my work –<br />
Respecting your investment.”<br />
419-666-9141<br />
Licensed & Insured<br />
D & P Painting<br />
Interior/Exterior<br />
Power Washing<br />
Insured • Free Estimates<br />
419-825-1463<br />
WINDOW CLEANING.<br />
Clearly Superior Window<br />
Cleaning. Residential Specialist.<br />
“Your pane is my pleasure” Jeff<br />
Romp owner/operator. 419-385-<br />
9260.<br />
PAINTING AND Wallpapering.<br />
Professional, quality work.<br />
Removal, wall repair. Brian,<br />
419-297-9686.<br />
SPRING CLEAN up, leaves<br />
and sticks hauled away. Sidewalks<br />
edged. Poolman Lawn<br />
& Landscape, LLC 419-874-<br />
8744.<br />
A-1 GUTTER CLEANING.<br />
Debris taken away; tower removal.<br />
Insured. 419-865-1941.<br />
ELECTRIC REPAIR, fuse<br />
box, appliances, plugs,<br />
etc..licensed and insured.<br />
Call today 419-349-4038.<br />
LAWN MOWING and brush<br />
hog. Reliable, experienced,<br />
reasonable, references. Justin<br />
419-872-5716.<br />
INTERIOR PAINTING,<br />
neat, experienced. References.<br />
Free estimates. Donna,<br />
419-476-1173, 419-250-4504.<br />
BRICK REPAIR, O’Shannons.<br />
Specializing in solving<br />
masonry problems. Chimneys,<br />
porches, foundations, tuckpointing,<br />
cement work. Fully<br />
licensed and insured. License<br />
number BTR05128HRC. 419-<br />
270-3782.<br />
MORSE PAINTING, restoration<br />
and color. 419-460-3540.<br />
SPRING AERATION, great<br />
results, fast service. Poolman<br />
Lawn & Landscape, LCC<br />
419-874-8744.<br />
INTERIOR PAINTING,<br />
wallpaper removal and deck<br />
staining. Free estimates.<br />
419-705-9646.<br />
HANDYMAN REPAIRS.<br />
Free estimates and reasonable<br />
rates. All minor home repairs,<br />
carpentry, tile work, electrical,<br />
drywall, painting, wallpapering<br />
and more. Call Scott,<br />
419-261-2560.<br />
WINDOW CLEANING. <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Window and Gutter<br />
Cleaning, professional service<br />
for a fair price. Call Michael<br />
Rantanen, owner 419-874-2482.<br />
For this month’s coupon visit:<br />
www.pburgwindowclng.com<br />
GUTTER MENDER, seamless<br />
gutters, installation and repair.<br />
Free estimates. 419-345-<br />
4880.<br />
SCHALLER TRUCKING.<br />
Delivering stone, sand and topsoil<br />
for life’s little projects.<br />
419-666-7642, 419-392-7642.<br />
DON’S DRYWALL and<br />
plaster repair. Resurfacing,<br />
texturing. Free estimates,<br />
seven days. 419-476-0145.<br />
LAWN MOWING. Trim,<br />
blow, mulch or bag. Spring<br />
clean-up. Licensed/insured.<br />
Gray Matter Ltd. Call/text<br />
419-367-1029 or<br />
graymatter@woh.rr.com.<br />
STUMP GRINDING: Locally<br />
owned, fast response,<br />
competitive prices, Poolman<br />
Lawn & Landscape, LLC<br />
419-874-8744.<br />
LAWN ROLLING, 900<br />
pound roller. Get on list<br />
early. Reasonable. 419-874-<br />
7763.<br />
UPHOLSTERY, YOUR fabric<br />
or mine. Reasonable.<br />
419-874-5747.<br />
BASEMENT WATER-<br />
PROOFING, wall repair.<br />
Reasonable rates. 30 years experience.<br />
Many <strong>Perrysburg</strong> references.<br />
Licensed and insured.<br />
Call anytime, 419-874-2802.<br />
HURLEY’S INTERIOR/exterior<br />
painting. Reasonable<br />
prices. 20 years experience.<br />
Free estimates. Call 419-882-<br />
6753.<br />
EXPERIENCED CARPEN-<br />
TER specializing in finish<br />
work, custom furniture, quality<br />
woodworking, home repairs.<br />
Jeff Hoile, 419-265-2999 or<br />
419-874-1819.<br />
MULCH, STONE and topsoil<br />
delivery and application.<br />
Great products, many different<br />
varieties. Poolman Lawn<br />
& Landscape, LLC 419-874-<br />
8744.<br />
CUSTOM SLIP covers, upholstery,<br />
window treatments,<br />
pillows, bedding, etc. Call Tricia,<br />
419-810-0832.<br />
APPLIANCE REPAIR.<br />
Fast professional service to<br />
Rossford, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and<br />
Toledo vicinity. Call Dave<br />
Smith Appliance Repair at<br />
419-385-4474 or go to<br />
DaveSmithAppliance.com to<br />
schedule service or order parts<br />
online.<br />
ELECTRICIAN, 30 years experience.<br />
Residential and commercial.<br />
419-704-7201.<br />
PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — May 16, 2012 — Page 15<br />
GARAGE SALES<br />
Garage Sale 1, 2, 3<br />
<br />
Beginning June 1st, <br />
Goodwill will come to your home after your garage<br />
sale <br />
and pick-up your non-sold items. Goodwill is pleased to offer this<br />
free <br />
service and to offer a tax receipt for your generous donation!<br />
<br />
It’s as easy as 1, 2, 3:<br />
1. Host <br />
your garage sale.<br />
2.<br />
<br />
Pack<br />
<br />
your non-sold items.<br />
3.<br />
<br />
Schedule<br />
<br />
a home pick-up after<br />
<br />
your sale.<br />
<br />
Call<br />
!<br />
Jeanette at 419-255-0070<br />
"#$$%%&%<br />
with your minimum of<br />
$'('<br />
15 bags/boxes<br />
to<br />
)*<br />
schedule your home pick-up. Spaces are filling up quickly so please<br />
allow<br />
<br />
for one week advance notice and that someone is present at<br />
pick-up.<br />
<br />
<br />
Donate Local . . . Keep it Local . . . Put Local People to Work!<br />
Three Meadows<br />
Community Garage Sale<br />
Saturday, May 19 • 8-4<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>’s Favorite Sale<br />
Something for Everyone<br />
Rt. 20 to Three Meadows<br />
Follow the signs<br />
Community Sale<br />
Thurs. & Fri.,<br />
May 17 & 18, 9-4<br />
Crystal Ridge just west of<br />
St. Luke’s, off Monclova.<br />
Neighborhood<br />
Garage Sale<br />
Saturday, May 19<br />
8 a.m. to 2 p.m.<br />
Sutton Place, Rutledge<br />
Court & Woodstream<br />
Moving Sale included.<br />
Everything from A to Z.<br />
Complete list<br />
on Craig’s List<br />
Huge Neighborhood<br />
Garage Sale<br />
The Village of Brookhaven<br />
(Ft. Meigs and Five Point Rd.,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>)<br />
Friday-Saturday, 8-<br />
Huge Neighborhood<br />
Emerald Lakes<br />
(off east bound Eckel Junction<br />
between 199 and Thompson)<br />
May 17, 18, 8:30-3<br />
May 19 8:30-noon<br />
Tons of stuff. Tools,<br />
household items, Dickens<br />
Village Department 56.<br />
Power Carpet<br />
Kleen<br />
See our coupons at<br />
www.powercarpetkleen.com<br />
or call<br />
419-265-8427<br />
10367 SCARLET Oak Drive,<br />
Friday-Saturday, 9-4. Yard<br />
tools, microwave oven, air<br />
conditioner, floor fan, power<br />
tools, hand tools, office chairs,<br />
miscellaneous clothes and<br />
boots.<br />
1060 EVERGREEN Court<br />
(off of Hickory). May 17-19,<br />
8-4. Antiques, bicycle, silk<br />
flowers, many other items.<br />
Cash only.<br />
120 PHEASANT Drive,<br />
Thursday-Friday, 9-3. Moving<br />
sale. Everything must go. Furniture,<br />
decorations, Dyson,<br />
shelving, lots more. All must<br />
sell.<br />
132 WEST 7th, May 17-19,<br />
Thursday-Friday, 9-5, Saturday,<br />
9-1. Annual barn sale.<br />
Antique dressers, Avon Red,<br />
Cape Cod glassware, collectibles,<br />
toddler bike seat and<br />
much more.<br />
1358 SENECA Creek Court,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Thursday-Friday,<br />
9-5. Camping equipment and<br />
chairs, household, golf clubs,<br />
baby things, king size bed with<br />
twin mattresses.<br />
140 HILLSDALE Avenue,<br />
Rossford, off Osborn near police<br />
station. Saturday, May 19,<br />
10-3, Sunday, May 20, 10-2.<br />
Treasures galore. Kenmore<br />
cabinet sewing machine, elder<br />
care equipment, classic dining<br />
room set, assorted household<br />
furnishings, kitchenware, apparel<br />
baby to ladies business<br />
casual, vintage fur coat, music<br />
and movies, much more. Don’t<br />
miss out.<br />
1571 RIDGE Cross Road,<br />
Friday 9-3, Saturday 9-2.<br />
Toys, TV, golf set (junior),<br />
decorations, household<br />
items, clothes, hockey table.<br />
21790 DUNBRIDGE Road,<br />
Friday, 9-4, Saturday, 9-2.<br />
Multi-family. Clothes, toys,<br />
books, movies, much more.<br />
288 TWINBROOK, Saturday,<br />
8-2. Moving sale. Furniture,<br />
chest freezer, refrigerator/<br />
freezer, clothes, household<br />
items, teacher items, Playstation<br />
games, electronics, church pew,<br />
freebies, lots of miscellaneous.<br />
2340 MCKINLEY Drive, Friday,<br />
9-4. Boy sizes 6-18<br />
months, girl sizes 10-12/juniors.<br />
Lots of toys, games, children’s<br />
items, household, etc.<br />
26317 OAK Meadows West,<br />
off Eckel Junction East, Friday-Saturday,<br />
9-4. Infant and<br />
toddler clothes, freezer, adult<br />
clothes, baby items, bassinet,<br />
household items, miscellaneous.<br />
26326 EMERALD Lakes<br />
Drive, Thursday-Friday,<br />
8:30-4. Weedwacker, Cobalt<br />
tool boxes, “RC” Bobcat toys,<br />
new digital picture frame, 2<br />
exercise machines, oak TV<br />
stand, 2 bar stools, 2 lamps, 2<br />
night stands, small computer<br />
cabinet, silk flowers, 2 dog<br />
cages, Hooked on Phonics,<br />
Easy Bake oven, Fur Real pet<br />
toy, girls desk.<br />
27695 TRACY Road, Friendly<br />
Village, lot #434, off Jones<br />
Road. Yard sale. May 19 and<br />
20, 9-5. Fishing tackel, Barbie<br />
dolls, misecllaneous.<br />
28180 OREGON Road, #612,<br />
Friendly Village. First park<br />
south of 795 on Oregon Road,<br />
next to Dayton Trucking. May<br />
19-21, 10-. Yard sale.<br />
519 PAULY, Thursday-Friday,<br />
8-4. Furniture, small appliances,<br />
large selection young<br />
adult books, women’s plus<br />
clothing, collectibles, hostas,<br />
much more. Priced to sell.<br />
542 EAST Indiana, May<br />
18-19, 9-2. China cabinet,<br />
Tag-a long, washer, baby and<br />
kid toys, baby gear, antique<br />
chairs, tons of clothes and<br />
household miscellaneous.<br />
560 LOOMIS Drive, Thursday-Saturday,<br />
8-4. Women’s<br />
clothes 1X and other sizes,<br />
shoes 8-1/2 to 9-1/2 new, costume<br />
jewelry, small flat TV,<br />
Sirius Radio, Kenmore washer,<br />
Christmas, lots of odds and<br />
ends.<br />
577 STREAMVIEW Drive,<br />
Thursday-Friday, 9-5. Boys<br />
and girls clothes, household<br />
items, lots of miscellaneous.<br />
587 CAROL (off 795),<br />
Thursday and Friday, 9-4.<br />
Saturday 9-12. New Jersey<br />
sister brought stuff, come<br />
see. Household, Vera Bradley,<br />
much more.<br />
INDIAN MEADOWS 2nd<br />
annual neighborhood garage<br />
sale. Near YMCA. Saturday,<br />
9-5 (some on Friday, 9-5). Little<br />
Creek: 681, 780, 865, 916,<br />
928, 976, 1039. Stone Creek:<br />
923, 928, 942, 951. Indian<br />
Creek: 1064. See Craigslist for<br />
additional information.<br />
SHAWNEE JUNCTION and<br />
Shawnee Trace (off Carronade)<br />
Annual Neighborhood<br />
Sale. Saturday, May<br />
19, 9-4.<br />
SUPER SATURDAY garage<br />
sale, Woodland Mall (use<br />
front entrance), 1234 North<br />
Main Street, May 26, 9 a.m.<br />
to 5 p.m. Free admission.<br />
100 vendors with antiques,<br />
coins, glassware, sports<br />
cards. Spaces from $20.<br />
419-290-5396.<br />
400 BLOCK East Second<br />
Street, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. Saturday,<br />
9-3. Multiple homes. Furniture,<br />
household items, games,<br />
much more.<br />
601, 613 Rutledge Court. Part<br />
of neighborhood sale. Open<br />
Friday as well 8-2.<br />
628 PRAIRIE Rose Drive, off<br />
Hull Prairie at River Road.<br />
May 18-19, 9-4. GE Triton<br />
white dishwasher and microwave,<br />
girls bike, toys, household<br />
items, much more.<br />
640 MARILYN Drive, Rossford.<br />
Friday, May 18, 9-4, Saturday,<br />
May 19, 9-2.<br />
Multi-family. Collectibles,<br />
household items, women’s<br />
clothes, wedding dresses size<br />
10-12, miscellaneous items.<br />
645 PRAIRIE Rose, Hull<br />
Prairie Farms. Friday, 8-1, Saturday,<br />
8-11. Miscellaneous<br />
furniture, home decor, gas<br />
stove, twin bed, lots more.<br />
670 GLENWOOD Road,<br />
May 17-18, 9-5. May 19,<br />
9-1. Toys, clothes and furniture.<br />
880 SANDALWOOD Road<br />
West, Three Meadows. Thursday-Saturday,<br />
8-4.<br />
900 OAK Knoll, Three Meadows,<br />
Friday-Saturday, 8-4. Antiques,<br />
collectibles, miscellaneous.<br />
906 BEXLEY Drive, May<br />
17-18, 9-6. May 19, 9-1.<br />
Shoes, clothes, housewares,<br />
bedding and more.<br />
910 SANDALWOOD Road<br />
West, Thursday-Saturday, 9-3.<br />
590 CAROL Drive, next to<br />
Woodlands Park. Thursday<br />
and Friday 9-4, Saturday 9-1.<br />
Kitchen tables, Everlast boxing<br />
bag, Salesman samples,<br />
gourmet foods and giftware,<br />
roll top desk, dart board,<br />
housewares.<br />
ALL GARAGE SALE AD-<br />
VERTISING MUST BE<br />
PREPAID, BY CASH,<br />
CHECK OR CREDIT CARD<br />
BY MONDAY NOON ON<br />
WEEK OF PUBLICATION<br />
OR THE AD WILL NOT<br />
RUN. CALL 419-874-4491<br />
TO PLACE YOUR AD AND<br />
PAY VIA CREDIT CARD.<br />
CLASSES OFFERED<br />
ART CLASSES - Group &<br />
Private. Drawing, painting &<br />
figure study. Beginning<br />
through advanced. EDGER-<br />
TON ART Studio & School,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>. Current schedule<br />
and registration forms<br />
available online at www.<br />
EdgertonArt.com; Call: 419-<br />
290-OILS [6457], Email:<br />
Edgerton.ART@att.net.<br />
MOVING/ESTATE<br />
Closing Home Sale<br />
830 Brookfield Lane<br />
(off Three Meadows Drive)<br />
Friday-Saturday, 9-5 • May 18-19<br />
Lovely home with quality furnishings: leather sofa and<br />
love seat, upholstered sofa and love seat, numerous tables<br />
and chairs, glass/wrought iron dining table w/6 chairs,<br />
black sideboard, kitchen table w/4 chairs, bar stools, desks,<br />
lamps, mirrors, Queen bed, dresser, linens, quilts, jewelry,<br />
treadmill, power washer, Christmas, so much more.<br />
Fort Meigs Estate Sales<br />
419-351-7359<br />
ALL MOVING/ESTATE<br />
SALE ADVERTISING<br />
MUST BE PREPAID, BY<br />
CASH, CREDIT CARD OR<br />
CHECK, BY NOON ON<br />
MONDAY BEFORE PUB-<br />
LICATION OR THE AD<br />
WILL NOT RUN.
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FOR SALE<br />
• Perfect for hauling: Bobcats, Skid Steers,<br />
4 wheelers, UTV’s, John Deere Gators, snowmobiles<br />
• Tows great!<br />
• 21 feet from tongue to rear<br />
• 10 foot open area with extra strong loading ramp<br />
• 6 foot enclosed area for secure storage<br />
• Tandem axle<br />
$4000 OBO. Call Chet for details,<br />
419-215-4482<br />
2006 DUTCHMAN, 27’ with<br />
1 slide. Brand new condition,<br />
$14,000 or best offer. Call<br />
Ron, 419-250-4408.<br />
400 LBS of free weights.<br />
Olympic bar, weights 45 lbs<br />
and down, benches including<br />
sit up bench. Make offer.<br />
419-872-0497.<br />
9-FOOT SEAWORTHY inflatable<br />
Dinghy with 3hp Mercury<br />
Outdoor, $800. 419-872-<br />
7584.<br />
ANTIQUE OAK buffet style<br />
piece, 6 drawers with 3 in<br />
one. $150 OBO. 419-872-0497<br />
BIRO MODEL 22 professional<br />
meat saw. $1,000<br />
OBO. 419-872-0497.<br />
CHEST OF drawers, 6 drawers<br />
(needs drawer handles),<br />
$25. 419-874-7763.<br />
MEMORIAL DAY metal<br />
buildings. Thousands off factory<br />
direct pricing now through<br />
early June. Availability includes<br />
20x22, 24x25 and more.<br />
While available. Call today<br />
877-410-8115.<br />
MISCELLANEOUS<br />
French teens, 13-19,<br />
need homes from<br />
August 2-22. Speak English,<br />
fully insured and have<br />
spending money. Host<br />
family receives $85 per<br />
week to help with expenses.<br />
Call or text Susan at<br />
419-934-0446 or<br />
platt78@aol.com or<br />
419-937-0112.<br />
LEC, Inc. Paris, France.<br />
* * * NOTICE * * *<br />
Investigate before you invest.<br />
Call the Ohio Division<br />
of Securities BEFORE purchasing<br />
an investment. Call<br />
the Division’s Investor Protection<br />
Hotline at 800-788-<br />
1194 to learn if the<br />
investment is properly registered<br />
and if the seller is properly<br />
licensed. Please be<br />
advised that many work at<br />
home advertisements do not<br />
yield what is promised. It is<br />
best to investigate the company<br />
before applying for any<br />
work at home position.<br />
(This notice is a public service<br />
of the Welch Publishing Co.)<br />
All Purpose Trailer<br />
PETS<br />
DISMANTLING ROCK<br />
garden at 1012 Elm Street.<br />
Come see. Make offer. Call<br />
419-874-0924.<br />
FIREWOOD, SEASONED,<br />
4’ high x 8’ long stack, $80.<br />
419-409-0252 or 419-409-<br />
0250.<br />
GOLF CLUBS (men’s) 13<br />
clubs, 3 years old with bag and<br />
new cart, $150. Air compressor,<br />
8 gallon, $150.<br />
419-872-6020 before 9 p.m.<br />
NEW MATTRESS sale.<br />
King $175, Queen $100,<br />
Full $90. 419-819-7115.<br />
PROFESSIONAL SOUNDS<br />
DJ, Toledo’s premier disk<br />
jockey gift card for $599. Asking<br />
$499 or best offer. Good<br />
until June 2013. Call Gus at<br />
419-466-4334.<br />
SOLID CHERRY TV cabinet.<br />
34x72x20 deep. $150<br />
OBO. 419-872-0497.<br />
TRUCK CAP. A.R.E. fiberglass,<br />
73”x99”, 31” tall, dark<br />
gray, inside light, 10 tinted<br />
windows, stored inside, like<br />
new, $700. 419-874-7763.<br />
Humane Ohio Non-Profit,<br />
Low-Cost Spay/Neuter Clinic<br />
Beat the Heat promotion! $20 to spay female cats.<br />
Transportation from the Wood County Humane Society<br />
to/from Humane Ohio available. Call WCHS to make your<br />
appointment and reserve your transport spot: 419-352-7339<br />
Limited space. Must mention “Beat the Heat.”<br />
Wood County residents only.<br />
We are a non-profit organization.<br />
<br />
Wood County Humane Society’s<br />
PET OF THE WEEK<br />
Truder, originally "Intruder",<br />
was brought to us as<br />
an injured stray. He is<br />
sweet and loving and<br />
would adore being a lap<br />
cat in a forever home. He<br />
enjoys being held and<br />
cuddled and loves being<br />
admired for his beautiful<br />
coloring! Truder is considered special needs because he is FIV+.<br />
Therefore, he needs to be the only cat in his home, or be housed<br />
with only other FIV+ cats. The adoption fee is waived.<br />
Please visit or call the Wood County Humane Society at 419-352-7339<br />
to learn more about this great pet. All of our adoptable animals can be<br />
viewed by visiting www.WoodCountyHumaneSociety.org.<br />
LOST & FOUND<br />
LOST: MAY 5th Tortoise<br />
shell (black, brown, orange)<br />
female cat. Family pet named<br />
Koko. Near 500 block or East<br />
Indiana Avenue, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
Reward for information.<br />
419-460-2724.<br />
MUSIC<br />
MUSIC LESSONS, guitar,<br />
drums, band instruments, orchestra<br />
strings, piano.<br />
419-893-0581.<br />
MOBILE HOMES<br />
CLEAN, COZY 1 bed at Village<br />
Green with appliances,<br />
new carpet. No pets. $325/<br />
month includes water. 419-<br />
248-2372.<br />
LIKE NEW. 3 bed, 2 bath,<br />
shingle roof, C/A, deck and<br />
shed. Village Green, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
$3,000 down, $542/month/5<br />
years including lot rent. Small<br />
pet okay. 419-248-2372.<br />
LOTS AVAILABLE for<br />
new/pre-owned homes. Certain<br />
restrictions apply. Low lot<br />
rent. Subject to park approval.<br />
Contact Walnut Hills/Deluxe<br />
at 419-666-3993.<br />
New! Move-In Special!<br />
28 x 54 Skyline<br />
3 Bedroom / 2 Bath<br />
Low Monthly Lot Rent!<br />
Financing Available!<br />
Contact Walnut Hills<br />
@ 419-666-3993<br />
BOATS<br />
1988 SPORTCRAFT, 230<br />
Sportsman. Camper top, 165<br />
horse Merc cruiser. GPS, fish<br />
finder, dual batteries, life<br />
jackets, inboard/outboard alpha.<br />
Ship to shore radio,<br />
compass. Rack stored. $4,250.<br />
419-277-1275.<br />
BOATING BASICS class.<br />
One day, Saturday, May 19,<br />
8-5. WWKnight Nature Center,<br />
by Toledo Sail & Power<br />
Squadron. Fee, $50 and $25<br />
for 2nd person, includes lunch,<br />
certificate when pass exam.<br />
Register with Larry,<br />
734-755-7252 or e-mail<br />
boater734@chartermi.net.<br />
RECREATIONAL VEHICLES<br />
RV Sites Year Round<br />
Full Hook-Ups w/City Water<br />
Solid Pads/Off Street Parking<br />
$285 p/month + Electric<br />
Deluxe Park/Walbridge<br />
419-392-8968<br />
USED CARS<br />
LOOKING FOR cars/trucks.<br />
Call before selling or trading.<br />
419-297-9709.<br />
2010 DODGE Grand Caravan<br />
SE. Amerivan wheel<br />
chair accessible conversion.<br />
40,200 miles, new tires, nice<br />
shape. $34,995. Call Jeff<br />
419-891-1230 ext. 22.<br />
2003 DODGE Durango SLT,<br />
140,000 miles, black, leather,<br />
4x4. $5,500 OBO. 419-266-<br />
8902.<br />
1998 BUICK Century, located<br />
in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. 50k, runs great,<br />
looks good. Asking, $3,800.<br />
Call Tom, 586-992-1453.<br />
Mack’s<br />
Auto World<br />
Buy-Sell-Trade<br />
1757 N. Reynolds Road<br />
419-537-9622<br />
VENDORS WANTED<br />
ARTS AND Crafts on the Bay<br />
is looking for vendors for September<br />
30, 9-5. Please call Angel<br />
or Kelly at 567-218-6407.<br />
WANTED TO BUY<br />
ROLEX WRISTWATCHES<br />
wanted by <strong>Perrysburg</strong> collector.<br />
Call Tom, 419-360-8920.<br />
WANTED GUNS, any age,<br />
any condition. Also WWII<br />
and earlier military items. Indian<br />
artifacts. Rob, 419-340-<br />
5808, 8 a.m.-8 p.m.<br />
WE ARE always looking for<br />
great things to buy or consign.<br />
Collections or estates<br />
or even one item. Jones and<br />
Jones Limited. 114 W. Indiana.<br />
419-874-2867.<br />
A MECHANIC buys vehicles;<br />
looks, pays accordingly,<br />
anything with wheels.<br />
419-870-0163.<br />
PAYING CASH for old guitars<br />
and amps, and some antiques.<br />
419-874-9119<br />
BUYING MOST items from<br />
garages. Vehicles, motorcycles,<br />
tools, mowers, etc.<br />
419-870-0163.<br />
$300 and Up for All<br />
Junk and Repairable<br />
Cars/Trucks.<br />
Guaranteed.<br />
Lowest Prices on Auto Parts<br />
Free Towing • 7 Days a Week<br />
Homer’s Auto Parts<br />
4848 N. Detroit Avenue<br />
near Laskey<br />
419-478-5052<br />
PERSONALS<br />
SAINT JUDE’S NOVENA<br />
May the Sacred Heart of<br />
Jesus be adored, glorified, loved<br />
and preserved throughout the<br />
world now and forever. Sacred<br />
Heart of Jesus, have mercy on<br />
us. St. Jude, worker of miracles,<br />
pray for us. St. Jude, hope of the<br />
hopeless, pray for us.<br />
Say this prayer nine times a<br />
day. By the eighth day, your<br />
prayer will be answered. Say it<br />
for nine days. It has never been<br />
known to fail. Publication must<br />
be promised. Thank you, St.<br />
Jude.<br />
G.C.<br />
SITUATIONS WANTED<br />
CHILDCARE PROVIDED<br />
in my Rossford home. Many<br />
years experience. 419-367-<br />
6267.<br />
EXPERIENCED SEAM-<br />
STRESS. Over 30 years experience.<br />
Dressmaking, wedding<br />
gowns, bridesmaids, alterations<br />
and veil design.<br />
419-874-5390.<br />
SUMMER CHILD care provided<br />
by experienced mother<br />
of three. Limited space available.<br />
Call Michelle at<br />
419-206-7911.<br />
HELP WANTED<br />
BUS AIDE. Provide supervision,<br />
monitor behavior, activities<br />
and medical needs of persons<br />
with developmental disabilities<br />
on bus. Must have<br />
high school diploma or GED.<br />
Must be at least 18 years of<br />
age. Experience working with<br />
individuals who have developmental<br />
disabilities preferred.<br />
12-month; 40 hours/biweekly<br />
position with benefits; salary<br />
$9-$11.38 hourly based upon<br />
experience. Application packet<br />
may be obtained from<br />
www.woodlane.us or Wood<br />
County Board of DD, Entrance<br />
B, 1921 East Gypsy Lane<br />
Road, Bowling Green, 8<br />
a.m.-4:30 p.m. Application<br />
deadline is 05/22/12 at 12<br />
p.m. EOE.<br />
LOOKING FOR a retiree to<br />
do gardening, no mowing.<br />
Call 419-874-7655.<br />
PERRYSBURG TOWN-<br />
SHIP is currently accepting<br />
applications for full-time dispatcher.<br />
For more information,<br />
please visit:<br />
www.perrysburgtownship.us<br />
and go to Announcements.<br />
SEEKING PART-TIME office<br />
suppport for <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
location from 10 a.m to 2 p.m,<br />
Monday-Friday. Basic accounting<br />
background, knowledge<br />
of Word and Excel programs<br />
required. Benefits<br />
available after 90 days. Forward<br />
resume to:<br />
sayers@barneys-inc.com<br />
SOUS CHEF, experienced,<br />
energetic, knowledgeable.<br />
Stella's Restaurant 104 Louisiana<br />
Avenue, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. info@<br />
stellasrestaurantandbar.com<br />
TRAINCO<br />
TRUCK DRIVING SCHOOL<br />
Day • Eves • Weekend Class<br />
Job Placement<br />
Company Paid Training<br />
Call 419-837-5730<br />
Train Locally-Save Hassle<br />
PERRYSBURG CAMPUS<br />
www.traincoinc.com<br />
Drivers<br />
DEDICATED RUN<br />
Limited positions<br />
52,000-62,000/year<br />
Medical, Dental<br />
Vision, Life, 401K<br />
Class A CDL<br />
+ 1 Yr. OTR Exp.<br />
Landair Transport<br />
Call Darlene<br />
1-866-879-6592<br />
www.landair.com<br />
PART-TIME CAKE<br />
DECORATOR<br />
The Bakery at The<br />
Andersons Maumee General<br />
store is currently seeking a<br />
part-time cake decorator to<br />
join our staff. Position<br />
requirements include:<br />
•A minimum of 2 yrs.<br />
cake decorating experience;<br />
preferably in a retail setting<br />
•Strong creativity and<br />
flexibility to meet customer<br />
requests including: air<br />
brush, photo imaging and<br />
personalization<br />
•Positive attitude and<br />
solid track record of performance<br />
and reliability<br />
•Flexible availability to<br />
include weekends and holidays<br />
Apply in person at<br />
530 Illinois Ave., Maumee<br />
or via email: retailcareers@<br />
ander sonsstore.com<br />
Subject: Cake Decorator MGS<br />
WANTED TO RENT<br />
PROFESSIONAL SEEKS<br />
3-4 bedroom <strong>Perrysburg</strong> home.<br />
Up to 3 year lease.<br />
419-265-3790.<br />
VACATION RENTALS<br />
FT. MYERS Beach, 2 bed, 2<br />
bath, on the beach, near Santini<br />
Plaza. Available April 1.<br />
Call David, 419-874-3994.<br />
HOUGHTON LAKE, Michigan.<br />
Completely furnished 3<br />
bedroom chalet. Boating and<br />
golfing near. Daily, weekends,<br />
weekly. Call 419-360-1923.<br />
PLACE YOUR<br />
Vacation Rentals<br />
here. Call us<br />
419-874-4491 to<br />
place your ad.<br />
FOR RENT<br />
1 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HOMES<br />
Available starting at $585 includes free<br />
gas heat, central air and water. Close to<br />
schools, downtown and grocery shopping.<br />
Visit us online at<br />
www.investekmanagement.com<br />
then call 419-666-1186 for a personal tour<br />
Abundant Life of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> is a subsidized independent<br />
housing facility for those 62 or older.<br />
We are located in a beautiful, quiet residential setting<br />
in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. Abundant Life offers one bedroom<br />
garden apartments with private patios,<br />
indoor mailboxes, reserved parking and busing to<br />
local grocery stores.<br />
Applications are now being accepted.<br />
Call 419-874-4371.<br />
FREE CABLE<br />
Cordoba Apartments<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township.<br />
Close to Owens & Crossroads.<br />
Rent starting at $410<br />
419-381-0600<br />
Move-in Today!<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township<br />
1&2 bedroom apartments<br />
close to Owens Community<br />
College starting at<br />
$415.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> City<br />
1&2 bedroom ranch<br />
apartments near Levis'<br />
Commons starting at<br />
$505.<br />
South Toledo<br />
1,2&3 bedroom spacious<br />
apartment homes across<br />
from the Stranahan starting<br />
at $599.<br />
West Toledo<br />
2&3 bedroom Townhomes<br />
in the Elmhurst<br />
neighborhood starting at<br />
$650.<br />
CALL FOR<br />
OUR SPECIALS<br />
419-389-0555<br />
1ST CLASS East River/<br />
Rockledge/Hamlet area. $499/<br />
$529. Dignified, vintage,<br />
quality, impeccable, quiet, safe,<br />
garden area. 419-517-6081.<br />
2 BEDROOM apartment, <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Township, appliances<br />
included, 1 car garage.<br />
419-787-6462.<br />
2 BEDROOM twinplex, quiet<br />
country setting, gas heat, central<br />
air, laundry connections,<br />
attached finished garage, pool<br />
and tennis. $670. 419-297-<br />
3123.<br />
2 BEDROOM villa. C/A,<br />
gas heat, attached garage,<br />
washer/dryer hook-ups, $665/<br />
month. 419-874-0889.<br />
3 BEDROOM townhouse,<br />
1,700 square feet, 2 miles east<br />
of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, 1st and 2nd<br />
floor, 1-1/5 bath, full finished<br />
basement, laundry connections,<br />
gas heat, central air, pool<br />
and tennis. Water, sewer and<br />
trash pickup included. $770.<br />
419-297-3123.<br />
NEW CONSTRUCTION,<br />
downtown <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, 3 bedrooms,<br />
2 full baths, attached<br />
garage. Hardwood floors<br />
throughout. Within walking<br />
distance of shops, restaurants,<br />
schools and parks.<br />
$1,500/month. No pets, non<br />
smoking. Call 419-494-9405.<br />
OFFICE SPACE, <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Township, Ground level,<br />
600 square feet, Easy access<br />
location $595/month. All<br />
inclusive. 419-346-6703.<br />
Perry’s Landing<br />
Space for Rent<br />
•Commercial/Office<br />
Space, 500 sq. ft.-1800<br />
square feet available.<br />
•1 bedroom apt. available,<br />
$525 plus utilities.<br />
419-352-0717<br />
AVAILABLE NOW!<br />
WAREHOUSE SPACE<br />
1,200 To 2,400 SQ. FT.<br />
WITH OFFICES<br />
RESTROOM<br />
OVERHEAD DOOR<br />
13 FT. CEILINGS<br />
VERY CLEAN<br />
MODERN, SECURE<br />
26963 ECKEL ROAD<br />
PERRYSBURG<br />
CALL 419.874.5307<br />
COMMERCIAL BUILD-<br />
ING available, 2,400 square<br />
feet, $750/month plus utilities.<br />
Call 419-352-0717.<br />
PERRYSBURG ONE bedroom<br />
ranch apartment in quiet<br />
neighborhood, close to shopping,<br />
with gas heat, C/A, garage<br />
with opener, compact<br />
washer/dryer. Non-smoking,<br />
no pets. $620/month, one year<br />
lease. 419-874-5689.<br />
PERRYSBURG, A-1 prime<br />
executive office space, plenty<br />
of free parking, all utilities included,<br />
excellent township location<br />
near I-75 and State<br />
Route 20. Please call<br />
419-874-9989 for information.<br />
PERRYSBURG, THREE<br />
Meadows, easy I-75 access;<br />
two bedroom apartment, one<br />
bath; laundry, security building.<br />
$525/month. Water included.<br />
Call 734-347-2538.<br />
RENTER TO share 3 bedroom<br />
house in <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
WIFI, big yard, fire pit, plenty<br />
of storage and washer and<br />
dryer. Call Jason 419-206-<br />
2278.<br />
THREE BEDROOM, 2<br />
bath, unfurnished house.<br />
$900/month plus utilities.<br />
Call 419-352-0717.<br />
THREE MEADOWS townhouse.<br />
2 bed, 1-1/2 baths.<br />
Basement with washer/dryer<br />
hookup. 1 car garage. No<br />
pets. $700/month. 419-304-<br />
6765.<br />
TWO BEDROOM ranch<br />
apartment, C/A, attached garage<br />
with opener, washer/dryer<br />
hook-ups, $625/month. Call<br />
419-460-1944.<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
ROSSFORD<br />
152 Bacon St.<br />
2 Story, maintenance<br />
free, 4 bedrooms, 2<br />
baths, updated<br />
kitchen with all appliances,<br />
newer furnace.<br />
Fenced double<br />
lot, off street parking<br />
including alley access.<br />
$89,900<br />
Gay Barker, 419-360-6467<br />
KEY REALTY<br />
421 W. Third St.,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, $119,900<br />
KP Premier Realty<br />
419-376-1572<br />
Cherise McCoy<br />
Charming 1-1/2 story 3<br />
bedroom, 1 bath home<br />
in-town <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
1647 sq.ft. Wood floors<br />
in the dining room, living<br />
room and downstairs<br />
bedrooms. Other features<br />
include crown<br />
moldings, lots of storage<br />
and updates including<br />
newer windows, furnace,<br />
A/C, appliances<br />
(included), and wood<br />
stove. Call for your<br />
appointment today.<br />
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handicap, familial status or national origin, or intention to make any such preference, limitation or<br />
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custodians, pregnant women and people securing custody of children under 18. This newspaper will<br />
not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are<br />
hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity<br />
basis. Call the Fair Housing Center, 243-6163, before you run your advertisement. To complain<br />
of discrimination call HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free telephone number<br />
for the hearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.<br />
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VILLA: 2 bedroom, 2 bath,<br />
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<strong>Perrysburg</strong> House<br />
For Sale By Owner<br />
403 E. Second St.<br />
2-story, 4 bedroom,<br />
1-1/2 baths.<br />
Priced to sell.<br />
$224,900<br />
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15452 King Road-<br />
Bowling Green<br />
Remodeled country farm<br />
house in Otsego school district.<br />
3 wooded acres with<br />
pond and barn...a must see!<br />
$229,900.<br />
1745 Kettle Run<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> home near Fort<br />
Meigs and the YMCA. Great<br />
yard with in-ground pool<br />
surronded by mature trees.<br />
$219,900.<br />
2244 Woods Edge<br />
Off Hull Prairie down the<br />
street from the High School.<br />
Built in 2004, hardwood and<br />
solid surface counter tops in<br />
kitchen. private yard.<br />
$224,900.<br />
6950 Emch Road<br />
Walbridge<br />
PRACTICAL FLOOR<br />
PLAN! 3 br., 1 ba home on<br />
.54 AC. Inc. add’l 80x257<br />
lot. Neutral decor.<br />
$114,900<br />
Call Bob Allen, Ext. 273<br />
29100 E. River Road<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
GORGEOUS HOME ON<br />
RIVER! 5 br, 2.5 bath with<br />
open floor plan, fin. basmt.<br />
$399,900<br />
Call Mark Remeis, Ext. 145<br />
413 N. Findlay St.<br />
Haskins<br />
ATTRACTIVE 4 br., 1.5<br />
ba ranch w/newer kitchen,<br />
new windows, 2 car gar.<br />
Easy access to Waterville,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> and BG.<br />
$129,900<br />
Call Ruth Ann Kramer, Ext. 115<br />
List your home with the real estate office<br />
that has more than 30 years experience in Wood County!<br />
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419-931-7355<br />
www.aagreen.com<br />
Oregon & Ayers Road,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Real Estate. Real Experts. Real Results.<br />
OPEN SUNDAY<br />
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12:30 - 2:30<br />
530 W. Sixth<br />
Why pay rent when you can have this adorable remolded 2 bedroom<br />
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BY APPOINTMENT<br />
17589 Elmore Eastern<br />
Cape Cod in Elmore...vacation<br />
all year on 2 acres on<br />
ravine, inground pool, and<br />
huge new pole barn.<br />
$239,900.<br />
1760 Eaglecrest<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> home near the<br />
YMCA and Fort Meigs elementary.<br />
Vaulted family<br />
room opens to kitchen with<br />
hardwood floors and new<br />
counter tops. $224,900.<br />
13616 Otusso<br />
Custom built Crandenbrook<br />
home with first floor master<br />
and first floor den. Kitchen<br />
with attached sunroom.<br />
Vaulted great room.<br />
$226,900.<br />
7321 Twin Lakes<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
MANY UPDATES! 3 br, 2<br />
ba w/ updated kitchen, encl.<br />
all-season room, 2-car<br />
attached garage.<br />
$149,000<br />
Call Maggie Schwind, Ext. 146<br />
17645 Sycamore,<br />
Grand Rapids<br />
3 BEDRM, 2.5 ba w/open<br />
stairway, waterproofed full<br />
bsmt. Half acre lot.<br />
$184,900<br />
Call Terri Cookson, Ext. 280<br />
ACREAGE near Owens College in fast developing area.<br />
$15,000-$25,000/AC<br />
Call Mike Hoelter, Ext. 277<br />
1045 N. Main St.<br />
Bowling Green, OH 43402<br />
419-352-5331<br />
www.aagreen.com<br />
602 Hickory<br />
Simply adorable cape cod<br />
in-town <strong>Perrysburg</strong> with<br />
over 2,000 square feet.<br />
Hardwood floors, coved<br />
ceilings, screened in porch.<br />
$199,900.<br />
9921 Parliament<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township home<br />
with great private back yard.<br />
Vaulted living room and dining<br />
room, open kitchen to<br />
tiled family room. $172,900.<br />
575 Winding River<br />
Great location on cul-de-sac<br />
in Rivercrest. Over 3,000<br />
square feet. Finished basement,<br />
3 car sideload garage,<br />
and great yard with inground<br />
pool. $329,900.<br />
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NOTICES<br />
“BECAUSE THE PEOPLE<br />
MUST KNOW”<br />
NOTICE TO BIDDERS<br />
Sealed proposals will be<br />
received for the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
High School Baseball and<br />
Softball Fields – Phase II at<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Board of Education,<br />
no later than 1:00 p.m.,<br />
EST on June 1, 2012 at<br />
which time the proposals<br />
shall be read publicly. Proposals<br />
must be delivered to<br />
the Office of Aura Norris,<br />
Executive Director at the<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Board of Education,<br />
140 East Indiana Avenue,<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
43551. Proposals received<br />
after the date and time shall<br />
be considered late and will<br />
be returned to the submitting<br />
party unopened.<br />
The Project Estimates is: $<br />
206,000.00<br />
Project scope of work includes<br />
but is not limited to<br />
the installation of new backstops,<br />
press box, stands, and<br />
dugouts, at <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School as indicated in the<br />
drawings and specifications.<br />
A single contract will be<br />
issued for all work, per<br />
school. In accordance with<br />
the Plans and Specifications<br />
Prepared by:<br />
Thomas Porter Architects<br />
8 North St. Clair<br />
Toledo, Ohio 43604-1028<br />
Phone: (419) 243-2400<br />
Fax: (419) 243-2405<br />
E-mail: julie.apt@porter<br />
arch.com<br />
Contact: Julie Apt<br />
Bidding documents may<br />
be obtained from Thomas<br />
REALTY, INC.<br />
Discover the Power of Red<br />
Mindy McGrail<br />
Cell 419.304.3339<br />
mindymcgrail@bex.net<br />
14568 Monarch Ct. . . . . .Open floor Plan, 4 BR . . . .$282,000<br />
442 E. Seventh St. . . .Open House Sunday, May 27 . . . $160,000<br />
14606 Dexter Falls . . . . .Condo, 2 Beds w/ Bsmt . . . .$142,900<br />
4307 Stannard Dr. . . . . . .Large Spacious Ranch . . . . . .SOLD<br />
Inlot 22 Belmont Farms Lot overlooking 15th Fairway $ 65,000<br />
REALTY<br />
“Discover the Best!”<br />
Betty J. Lazzaro, CRS & ABR<br />
TBR Million Dollar Club Life Member<br />
Congratulations 2010 Company Sales Leader!<br />
OPEN HOUSE 2-4 P.M.<br />
4142 Deepwood~$239,900<br />
Recently updated throughout!<br />
Overlooks 12th hole of Toledo<br />
Country Club. Large deck,<br />
beautiful landscaping. Spacious<br />
gourmet kitchen combination<br />
family room, stainless appliances.<br />
1st floor den. Brazilian<br />
cherry hardwood floors.<br />
Porter Architects, 8 North<br />
St. Clair, Toledo, Ohio<br />
43604 (419-243-2400).<br />
CONTRACTORS may obtain<br />
a maximum of two (2) sets<br />
for a deposit of $50.00 each<br />
(payable to <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Schools), shipping charges<br />
collect. Deposit will be refunded<br />
upon return of the<br />
documents in good condition<br />
within ten (10) days of<br />
bid opening.<br />
A pre-bid meeting will be<br />
held on Friday, May 25,<br />
2012 at 1:00 p.m., at the<br />
site, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School, 13385 Roachton<br />
Road, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
43551. Attendance is not a<br />
prerequisite to subsequent<br />
award of the contract; however,<br />
attendance is strongly<br />
suggested. The general<br />
scope of work will be discussed<br />
and contractor’s<br />
questions will be addressed.<br />
The pre-bid conference will<br />
not become part of the contract.<br />
Bids shall be received on<br />
the Form of Bid Proposal<br />
furnished. No other form<br />
will be accepted.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Schools reserves<br />
the right to waive irregularities<br />
in the bids and<br />
to reject any or all proposals<br />
or parts of any or all proposals.<br />
No bidder may withdraw<br />
his bid within sixty (60) days<br />
after bid opening.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Board<br />
of Education<br />
Aura Norris<br />
Executive Director<br />
Published in the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> <strong>Messenger</strong><br />
<strong>Journal</strong>, issues of May 16 and 23,<br />
2012.<br />
NOTICE TO BIDDERS<br />
Sealed proposals will be<br />
FEATURED HOME!<br />
14645 Deerwood Court<br />
$699,900<br />
Spectacular Colonial situated on<br />
one of the most desirable Sanctuary<br />
private cul-de-sac wooded<br />
ravine lots. First floor master<br />
suite, all bedrooms are ensuite!<br />
High tech security. Gorgeous<br />
veranda!<br />
New Listings<br />
29260 Gleneagles #C Belmont Country Club $182,000<br />
1860 Watermill Lane Rivercrest Subdivision $599,000<br />
Single Family Homes<br />
10259 Belmont Meadows Ln. REDUCED $239,900<br />
4142 Deepwood OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 PM $239,900<br />
7708 Olympic Sylvania $292,000<br />
30295 Jacqueline Place Cambridge~Open Flr. Plan $469,000<br />
14645 Deerwood Court Ravine Lot, The Sanctuary $699,900<br />
111 Rockledge Drive Spectacular River View $729,900<br />
28503 E. River Rd. River Front Estate~6.66 Acres $2,995,000<br />
3154 Riverwood Court PENDING<br />
413 W. Front St. PENDING<br />
104 Secor Woods Lane SOLD<br />
30209 Waterford Drive SOLD<br />
Condos & Villas<br />
9844 Connor Lake 3 Bed <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Condo $189,000<br />
Duplex<br />
650 Bruns Townhouse ~ Rossford $129,823<br />
Building Lots<br />
Waterford Dr. Lots 16 & 17 $99,000 ea.<br />
River Ridge Subdivision Lots-<strong>Perrysburg</strong>*Call for details<br />
Sanctuary Plat III <strong>Perrysburg</strong> *Call for details<br />
Sanctuary Plat VII <strong>Perrysburg</strong> *Call for details<br />
Sanctuary on the River <strong>Perrysburg</strong> *Call for details<br />
3523 Hill River Sylvania $170,000<br />
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Jim Simons<br />
419.344.9702<br />
640 Ashbury, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. This<br />
large home features generous<br />
size rooms, beautiful inground<br />
pool, large private lot and pool<br />
house $239,900.<br />
225 Cedar Ridge, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>.<br />
This beautiful 5 bed Valleybrook<br />
Farms home is in excellent condtion.<br />
It features great floor plan<br />
and wonderful private fenced<br />
back yard. $279,900.<br />
NEW! 334 Valley Lane. Beautiful<br />
home in Valleybrook Farms has so<br />
much to offer. Features granite counters,<br />
2,800 sq. ft. + fin. bsmt, new carpet,<br />
fresh paint, beautiful woodwork,<br />
lg. fenced yard & more. $279,900.<br />
Other Great Homes for Sale<br />
NEW! 1900 S. Berkey Southern, Equestrian center . . . .$700,000<br />
NEW! 8104 Hidden Harbor, Holland—Open Sunday 2-4<br />
Beautiful condo on the water! . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$284,900<br />
27262 Fort Meigs, excellent . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$239,900<br />
3197 Steeple Chase, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> ranch . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$178,000<br />
26536 Woodmont . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SOLD $174,900<br />
Dowling Road, Lots of Lots 5+ acres each . . . . . . . . . . . .$65,000<br />
www.jimsimonshomes.com<br />
REALTY<br />
\<br />
~On The River~<br />
3 MAPLE - <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Great Site! Set on 4 acre bluff overlooking the river, walking<br />
distance to village. Special home and setting!<br />
NEW ON MARKET - Waterford On the Water<br />
4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, villa style end unit. Lovely river<br />
vistas, hints of old style architecture and modern conveniences.<br />
Must be seen.<br />
540 RIVERSIDE DRIVE - Eagle Point<br />
Great family home, 2 acres w/ deep water dockage. 7 bed,<br />
5.1 baths. Has everything! Quiet cul-de-sac setting in Eagle<br />
Point. Priced to sell at $849,000.<br />
240 RIVERSIDE DRIVE - Eagle Point<br />
Stone entrance to private riverside lot, stylist 4 bedroom,<br />
S O L D !<br />
S O L D !<br />
3 bath home, 4 car garage, historic boat house, pool,<br />
screened porch and more. Deep water frontage.<br />
~In the Village~<br />
received for the <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
High School Paving Improvements<br />
at <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Board of Education, no later<br />
than 1:30 p.m., EST on June<br />
1, 2012 at which time the<br />
proposals shall be read publicly.<br />
Proposals must be delivered<br />
to the Office of Aura<br />
Norris, Executive Director at<br />
the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> Board of Education,<br />
140 East Indiana<br />
Avenue, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
43551. Proposals received<br />
after the date and time shall<br />
be considered late and will<br />
be returned to the submitting<br />
party unopened.<br />
The Project Estimates is:<br />
$ 86,000.00<br />
Project scope of work includes<br />
but is not limited to<br />
patching, crack repair, seal<br />
coat, and paint restriping for<br />
existing asphalt parking<br />
paving, concrete curb, and<br />
gravel edge as indicated in<br />
the drawings and specifications.<br />
A single contract will<br />
be issued for all work, per<br />
school. In accordance with<br />
the Plans and Specifications<br />
Prepared by:<br />
Thomas Porter Architects<br />
8 North St. Clair<br />
Toledo, Ohio 43604-1028<br />
Phone: (419) 243-2400<br />
Fax: (419) 243-2405<br />
Email: julie.apt@porter<br />
arch.com<br />
Contact: Julie Apt<br />
Bidding documents may<br />
be obtained from Thomas<br />
Porter Architects, 8 North<br />
St. Clair, Toledo, Ohio<br />
43604 (419-243-2400).<br />
CONTRACTORS may obtain<br />
a maximum of two (2) sets<br />
for a deposit of $50.00 each<br />
(payable to <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
Schools), shipping charges<br />
collect. Deposit will be refunded<br />
upon return of the<br />
documents in good condition<br />
within ten (10) days of<br />
bid opening.<br />
A pre-bid meeting will be<br />
held on Friday, May 25,<br />
2012 at 12:00 pm, at the<br />
site, <strong>Perrysburg</strong> High<br />
School, 13385 Roachton<br />
Road, <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Ohio<br />
43551. Attendance is not a<br />
prerequisite to subsequent<br />
award of the contract; however,<br />
attendance is strongly<br />
suggested. The general<br />
scope of work will be discussed<br />
and contractor’s<br />
questions will be addressed.<br />
The pre-bid conference will<br />
not become part of the contract.<br />
Bids shall be received on<br />
the Form of Bid Proposal<br />
furnished. No other form<br />
will be accepted.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Schools reserves<br />
the right to waive irregularities<br />
in the bids and<br />
to reject any or all proposals<br />
or parts of any or all proposals.<br />
No bidder may withdraw<br />
his bid within sixty (60) days<br />
after bid opening.<br />
<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Board<br />
of Education<br />
Aura Norris<br />
Executive Director<br />
Published in the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> <strong>Messenger</strong><br />
<strong>Journal</strong>, issues of May 16 and 23,<br />
2012.<br />
550 E. FRONT STREET - Ready to Sell!<br />
Modern, 3 bed, 3 11/2 baths, single floor living in the village.<br />
Exceptional quality and details throughout. Extra<br />
wide village lot. Walk to town. Open to offer!<br />
~<strong>Perrysburg</strong> “Estate”~<br />
26321 HULL PRAIRIE - Country<br />
NEW PRICE! $895,000. OPEN TO OFFER! Stately English<br />
Tudor in <strong>Perrysburg</strong> horse country – 20 acres, mature<br />
trees, pond, barn, outbuildings and more.<br />
~Belmont Beauties~<br />
29882 ST. ANDREWS - Wooded<br />
3/4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, lots of extras, master with double<br />
baths, cozy den with fireplace. $259,000.<br />
9577 SHEFFIELD - Privacy<br />
Stylish 4 bedroom, 2 1/2 bath home, spacious master bedroom,<br />
deck overlooking private back yard. Finished basement.<br />
Meticulously maintained. $269,000.<br />
9526 CARNOUSTIE - Belmont for $295,000<br />
Spacious 5 bedroom home on large private lot next to golf<br />
course. Two first floor bedrooms, including master, den<br />
and 3 1/2 baths.<br />
For more details or to schedule a showing<br />
Contact: Michael G. Miller - 419.262.8311<br />
mmiller@sulphurspringsrealty.com<br />
NOTICE<br />
A general plan for the<br />
combined sewer separation<br />
for the Cherry Street Sewer<br />
Separation District 209<br />
within the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
Ohio, has been prepared<br />
and is now on file in<br />
the office of the Clerk of<br />
Council of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
for inspection by interested<br />
persons.<br />
The District is described<br />
as follows:<br />
Situated in the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>,<br />
Wood County,<br />
Ohio, being a part of outlots,<br />
inlots, and Streets and Alleys<br />
further described as:<br />
BEGINNING at the southwesterly<br />
corner of Inlot 5,<br />
said point also being the intersection<br />
of the northerly<br />
Office: 419.874.8311<br />
Home: 419.666.8423<br />
Fax: 419.874.9536<br />
Cell: 419.266.2588<br />
GRI<br />
PAM’S PICKS<br />
9577 Sheffield . . . . .<strong>Perrysburg</strong> Township .$269,000<br />
6227 Wexford Ct. . . . . . .Cul-de-sac Lot . . . .$199,500<br />
9843 Connor Lake . . . .Stonegate Villa . . . .$179,900<br />
3345 Blairmont . . . . . . . . . . .Ranch . . . . . . .$129,900<br />
235 Mallard . . . . . . . . . . . . . .SOLD . . . . . . .$126,000<br />
E-mail: ppilz@buckeye-express.com<br />
Billie S. Bodnar<br />
ABR, CRS, e-PRO, GRI<br />
419.874.3230<br />
Billie@BillieBodnar.com<br />
Company Sales Leader 2011<br />
1ST OPEN SUN. 2-4 PM<br />
155 Aspen<br />
$139,000<br />
3 Bedroom, Brick, Ranch,<br />
Builder’s Home<br />
NEW PRICE!<br />
462 Timber Ridge Court<br />
$499,000<br />
Private, Ravine, 5 Bedrooms<br />
S IXTH IN A SERIES: REBA<br />
They yt<br />
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be<br />
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er caregiver.<br />
er.<br />
The doctor said my grandfather, “Daddy Joe,” had only months<br />
to live. So I moved in with my grandparents to help care for him.<br />
Hospice of Northwest Ohio taught me ways to gently turn him,<br />
bathe him and change equipment. They also provided a hospital<br />
bed and medications to help him be more comfortable. From the<br />
nurse who cared for Daddy Joe to the chaplain a<br />
who prayed with us,<br />
Hospice of Northwest Ohio was a real blessing.<br />
line of West Indiana Avenue<br />
with the easterly line of<br />
West Boundary Street;<br />
thence northeasterly, on the<br />
northerly line of said West<br />
Indiana Avenue to the intersection<br />
with a line drawn<br />
parallel with and distant 75<br />
feet, perpendicular measure,<br />
easterly of the easterly line<br />
of said West Boundary<br />
Street; thence northwesterly<br />
Christine B. Rettig<br />
e-PRO<br />
419.874.5582<br />
crettig@bex.net<br />
CONDO NEW PRICE!<br />
14889 Lake Winds Drive<br />
$239,000<br />
Water View, Brick,<br />
Ranch, 3 Beds<br />
New Construction Ranch!<br />
27721 Schriber Street<br />
$154,00<br />
Two Bed, Two Bath Condo<br />
SINGLE FAMILY HOMES<br />
2319 Heatherwood Dr. $134,900 Ranch on Golf Course<br />
155 Aspen Drive $139,900 Move In Condition!<br />
1608 Woodstream Road $336,900 Spacious Rooms<br />
462 Timber Ridge Court $499,000 Immaculate, Custom<br />
3352 Riverwood Court PENDING<br />
28330 West River Road PENDING<br />
VILLAS AND CONDOS<br />
27721 Schriber Street $154,000 Moline/Walbridge<br />
14889 Lake Winds Drive $239,000 Full Basement<br />
29747 Gleneagles Road $315,000 Water & Golf Views<br />
BUILDING LOTS<br />
25152 Rocky Harbour Dr. $18,000 Riverbend Lakes<br />
Duplex Style Condo $24,000 5 Lots, Indian Creek<br />
5034 Chardonnay Lane $25,000 The Vineyard in Oregon<br />
Meadows of Millbury $30-$34,000 4 Single Family<br />
5834 Shawnee Avenue $34,000 Last Single Family Lot<br />
5041 Chardonnay Lane $36,900 The Vineyard in Oregon<br />
104 Sugar Creek Road $55,000 Williamsburg on the River<br />
4 Eagle Ridge $79,900 Rossford, Private<br />
105 Riverwood Ct. $79,900 Building Plans Available<br />
1731 Ayers Road SOLD<br />
Visit www.BillieBodnar.com to see more!<br />
PERRYSBURG MESSENGER JOURNAL — May 16, 2012 — Page 17<br />
Reba, 1989<br />
on said parallel line a distance<br />
of 236 feet; more or<br />
less, to the intersection with<br />
the line common to said<br />
Inlot 5 and Inlot 3; thence<br />
northeasterly, on said common<br />
line a distance of 83<br />
feet, more or less to the<br />
southeasterly corner of said<br />
Inlot 3; thence southeasterly<br />
on the southerly extension<br />
of the easerly line of said<br />
Inlot 3, a distance of 25 feet,<br />
more or less, to the southwesterly<br />
corner of Inlot 4;<br />
thence easterly on the south<br />
line of said Inlot 4 to a point<br />
For 30 years, families have been<br />
writing to Hospice of Northwest<br />
Ohio to express their thanks.<br />
They appreciate not only the<br />
way we care for their loved one,<br />
but how we help them show their<br />
love through better care, too.<br />
Visit hospicenwo.org<br />
419-661-4001 (Ohio)<br />
734-568-6801 (Michigan)<br />
REAL ESTATE<br />
© 2011 Hospice of Northwest Ohio<br />
in a line drawn 130 feet,<br />
perpendicular measure,<br />
westerly of and parallel with<br />
the westerly line of Perry<br />
Drive; thence northerly on<br />
said parallel line and passing<br />
a corner common to Inlot 4<br />
and Inlot 2 at 115 feet, a<br />
total distance of 127.6 feet,<br />
more or less, to the most<br />
northerly corner common to<br />
said Inlot 4 and Inlot 2;<br />
thence southwesterly on the<br />
line common to said Inlot 4<br />
and Inlot 2 a distance of<br />
86.5 feet, more or less, to<br />
the most southwesterly corner<br />
of said Inlot 2, said point<br />
also being the southerly corner<br />
common to said Inlot 1<br />
and Inlot 2; thence northwesterly<br />
on the line common<br />
to said Inlot 1 and Inlot<br />
2 a distance of 57.4 feet,<br />
more or less, to the<br />
northerly corner common to<br />
said Inlot 1 and Inlot 2, said<br />
point also lying in the<br />
southerly line of Outlot 2;<br />
thence northeasterly on the<br />
line common to said Inlot 2<br />
and said Outlot 2 a distance<br />
of 51.5 feet, more or less, to<br />
a line drawn parallel with<br />
and distant 165 feet, perpendicular<br />
measure, west of<br />
the westerly line of Perry<br />
Drive; thence northwesterly,<br />
on said parallel line a distance<br />
of 192 feet, more or<br />
less, to a point in a line<br />
drawn parallel with and distant<br />
204 feet, perpendicular<br />
measure, south of the<br />
southerly line of West Second<br />
Street; thence northeasterly<br />
on said parallel line<br />
a distance of 175 feet, more<br />
or less to a point in a line<br />
common to Outlot 2 and<br />
Inlot 1106; thence northwesterly<br />
on said common<br />
line a distance of 37.75 feet,<br />
to a point in a line drawn<br />
parallel with and distant 60<br />
feet, perpendicular measure<br />
north of the northerly line of<br />
Perry Drive; thence northeasterly<br />
on said parallel line<br />
a distance of 445.81 feet,<br />
more or less to a point in the<br />
westerly line of Mulberry<br />
Street; thence northerly on<br />
the westerly line of Mulberry<br />
Street a distance of<br />
1.25 feet, more or less to a<br />
point at the intersection<br />
with the westerly extension<br />
of the northerly line of the<br />
Alley running parallel with<br />
and between West Second<br />
Street and West Third street;<br />
thence northeasterly on the<br />
northerly line of said Alley<br />
and said line extended a dis-<br />
Continued on page 18<br />
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE<br />
All real estate advertising in this newspaper<br />
is subject to the Federal Fair Housing Act<br />
which makes it illegal to advertise “any<br />
preference, limitation or discrimination<br />
based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap,<br />
familial status or national origin, or intention<br />
to make any such preference,<br />
limitation or discrimination.” Familial status<br />
includes children under the age of 18<br />
living with parents or legal custodians,<br />
pregnant women and people securing custody<br />
of children under 18. This newspaper<br />
will not knowingly accept any advertising<br />
for real estate which is in violation of the<br />
law. Our readers are hereby informed that<br />
all dwellings advertised in this newspaper<br />
are available on an equal opportunity basis.<br />
Call the Fair Housing Center, 243-6163, before<br />
you run your advertisement. To complain<br />
of discrimination call HUD toll-free<br />
at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free<br />
telephone number for the hearing<br />
impaired is 1-800-927-9275.<br />
<br />
LUNDE TRUST AUCTION<br />
10:30 A.M. SATURDAY, MAY 19, 2012 10:30 A.M.<br />
LOCATION: 880 Country Club Drive, Bowling Green, Ohio<br />
WATCH FOR AUCTION SIGNS!<br />
Auction Includes: Designer Furniture, Artwork, Collectibles,<br />
Household Items, Tools & Garage Items. Visit Web site for details<br />
& driving directions @: www.auctionzip.com<br />
TERMS: Cash, or good check (with proper I. D.), day of auction;<br />
no goods removed until settled for. NO BUYER'S PREMIUM!<br />
OWNER: Harold I. Lunde Trust udo January 11, 2008<br />
Paul Lunde, Trustee<br />
AUCTION BY: BRADLEY REAL ESTATE & AUCTION, INC.<br />
Bill Davis, Auctioneer<br />
Peggy Brigham, Auction Manager<br />
1037 North Main Street<br />
Bowling Green, Ohio 43402<br />
Phone: 419/352-3268<br />
Toll Free 1-800-228-7510<br />
Web site: www.auctionzip.com<br />
Food by Susie’s.<br />
Not Responsible for Accidents or Loss<br />
Member of The Better Business Bureau.<br />
BRADLEY - A NAME SYNONYMOUS WITH AUCTIONS!<br />
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OPEN SUNDAY 2-4 – 1121 Timber<br />
Brook – Beautiful 4 BR, 2.5 BA home, 1st<br />
floor master, office, bonus room. $250,000.<br />
NEW PRICE – 1090 Birch – 3 BR home,<br />
spacious family room, fenced yard.<br />
$124,900.<br />
7462 West Lake – 3 BR, 2 BA home,<br />
vaulted living room, large deck. $147,000.<br />
724 E Boundary – SOLD<br />
912 Louisiana – SOLD<br />
1072 Westbrook – PEND-<br />
ING<br />
Cecilia Richardson, ABR<br />
419-356-2000<br />
www.ceciliarichardson.danberry.com<br />
14631 Deerwood Court – Best lot, 5 bedrooms,<br />
5.5 baths, 7,400 sq. ft. with walkout<br />
lower level. Every amenity. Great buy.<br />
602 Delaware – First floor<br />
master, incredible finished<br />
lower level. 2005 built.<br />
$399,900.<br />
Chris Finkbeiner<br />
419-874-3505<br />
Mobile 419-283-3505<br />
PERRYSBURG 419-872-2410<br />
Info + Photos on all MLS properties<br />
go to www.danberry.com<br />
Open Sunday 2-4 – 106 Rosebud, Swanton<br />
– 4 bedroom ranch, vaulted ceiling, oak<br />
cabinets, fireplace, full basement, fenced.<br />
$175,500.<br />
29268 E. River Road – 4 beds, 3 1/2 baths,<br />
1st floor master or sun room addition<br />
w/cathedral ceiling. 2 story family room,<br />
FP, new windows, GFA, roof. $257,900.<br />
New Listing – 28365 Simmons Road – 2<br />
bedroom condo with family room, living<br />
room and full basement. $79,900.<br />
13 Parkview – Townhouse, 2 bed, den, living<br />
room fireplace, basement. Big reduction,<br />
$89,900.<br />
28898 E. River Rd. – “The Pines,” 4 bed,<br />
two 2-car garages. Exterior painted 2011.<br />
$299,000.<br />
109 Holly Lane – Completely rebuilt from<br />
foundation up in 2003. Soaring brick fireplace,<br />
tile baths, 3 beds, 3 baths. $345,000.<br />
187 Foxhill Lane – 4 bed, 2<br />
1/2 baths, old brick family<br />
room fireplace. New Price<br />
$164,500.<br />
Debbie McPeck<br />
419-874-3317<br />
419-893-4801<br />
Infoline # 419-539-1020
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tance of 237 feet to a point<br />
of intersection with the easterly<br />
line of the west 6 feet of<br />
Inlot 27; thence southeasterly<br />
on the southerly extension<br />
of the easterly line of<br />
the west 6 feet of said Inlot<br />
27, a distance of 16.50 feet,<br />
more or less, to a point of intersection<br />
with the southerly<br />
line of said Alley running<br />
parallel with and between<br />
West Second Street and<br />
West Third Street; thence on<br />
the southerly line of said<br />
Alley, a distance of 406.5<br />
feet, more or less, to the intersection<br />
with the westerly<br />
line of Pine Street, said point<br />
being the northeast corner<br />
of Inlot 93; thence southeasterly<br />
on the westerly line<br />
of said Pine Street and said<br />
line extended through West<br />
Third Street, to a point at<br />
the intersection with the<br />
southerly line of the now or<br />
former CSX Railroad Company;<br />
thence southwesterly<br />
on the southerly line of the<br />
now or former CSX Railroad<br />
Company, to a point at the<br />
ORDINANCE 90-2012<br />
REPEALING ORDINANCE NO. 46-2005 AND<br />
IMPLEMENTING SECTIONS 3735.65 THROUGH 3735.70<br />
OF THE OHIO REVISED CODE TO ESTABLISH AND DE-<br />
SCRIBE THE EXPANDED BOUNDARIES OF<br />
COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT AREA #4 IN THE CITY<br />
OF PERRYSBURG; DESIGNATE A HOUSING OFFICER<br />
TO ADMINISTER THE PROGRAM; AND CREATE A<br />
COMMUNITY HOUSING COUNCIL AND TAX<br />
INCENTIVE REVIEW COUNCIL; AND DECLARING<br />
AN EMERGENCY<br />
WHEREAS, the Council of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> (hereafter<br />
“Council”) desires to pursue all reasonable and legitimate<br />
incentive measures to assist and encourage<br />
development in specific areas of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, that<br />
have not enjoyed reinvestment from remodeling or new construction;<br />
and<br />
intersection with the WHEREAS, a survey of housing (a copy of which is on file<br />
northerly line of West Indiana<br />
Avenue; thence 132<br />
feet, more or less on a line<br />
drawn perpendicular to the<br />
right-of-way lines of said<br />
in the Office of Planning and Zoning at <strong>Perrysburg</strong> City Hall)<br />
as required by Revised Code Section 3735.66 has been prepared<br />
for the area to be included in the proposed Community<br />
Reinvestment Area (hereafter “CRA”); and<br />
WHEREAS, the maintenance of existing and construction<br />
West Indiana Avenue to a<br />
point in the southerly line of 89 and the northerly extension<br />
said West Indiana Avenue;<br />
thereof, distance of<br />
thence westerly on the 280.50 feet, more or less, to<br />
southerly line of said West a point in the southerly line<br />
Indiana Avenue to the point of West Fifth Street, said<br />
common with the northerly point being the northerly<br />
corner of Inlot 18 and 31; corner common with Inlot<br />
thence southeasterly on the 81 and Inlot 88; thence<br />
line common with Inlot 18 northeasterly on the<br />
and Inlot 31, a distance of southerly line of West Fifth<br />
165 feet, more or less, to a Street, a distance of 66 feet,<br />
point at the southerly corner more or less, to the intersection<br />
common with Inlot 18 and<br />
with the westerly line of<br />
Inlot 31; thence northeasterly<br />
Pine Street, said point being<br />
on the southerly line of the northeasterly corner of<br />
Inlots 31, 42, 55, 66, and 79 said Inlot 88; thence southeasterly<br />
and said line extended<br />
on the westerly line<br />
through the included Alley, of said Pine Street, a distance<br />
a distance of 346.5 feet<br />
of 165 feet, more or<br />
more or less, to a point common<br />
less, to the southeasterly<br />
to the southerly corner corner of said Inlot 88;<br />
of Inlot 79 and Inlot 90; thence southwesterly on the<br />
thence southerly, through northerly line of the said<br />
the Alley on the line common<br />
Alley lying between and<br />
with Inlot 80 and Inlot running parallel with<br />
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intersection with the<br />
southerly line of the now or<br />
former CSX Railroad Company;<br />
thence southwesterly<br />
on the southerly line of the<br />
now or former CSX Railroad<br />
Company to intersection<br />
with the easterly line of<br />
West Boundary Street,<br />
thence northerly on the<br />
easterly line of said West<br />
Boundary Street to the<br />
POINT OF BEGINNING.<br />
<br />
Any objection to the general<br />
plan for the district<br />
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must be filed in writing in<br />
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the office of the Clerk of<br />
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Council of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong><br />
on or before June 8,<br />
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2012. <br />
BY ORDER OF THE<br />
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TIRC shall review annually the compliance of all agreements<br />
involving the granting of exemptions for commercial or industrial<br />
real estate property improvements under Revised<br />
Code Section 3735.671 and make written recommendations<br />
to the City Council has to continuing, modifying and terminating<br />
said agreement based upon the performance of the<br />
agreement. (The existing TIRC will be used for CRA #4).<br />
SECTION 8. The City Council reserves the right to re-evaluate<br />
the designation of CRA #4, at which time Council may<br />
direct the Housing Officer not to accept any new applica-<br />
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SECTION 9. The CRA Housing Council shall make an an-<br />
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of new commercial and industrial structures in such area<br />
would serve to encourage real property investments, maintain<br />
real property values, and generate new employment opportunities;<br />
and<br />
WHEREAS, the remodeling of commercial and industrial<br />
structures or the construction of new commercial and industrial<br />
structures in the CRA constitutes a public purpose<br />
for which property exemptions may be granted; and<br />
WHEREAS, on April 19, 2005, City Council passed Ordinance<br />
46-2005 regarding CRA exemptions, but it is now reasonable<br />
and appropriate to reestablish, describe, and<br />
otherwise update the boundaries of CRA Area #4.<br />
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL<br />
OF THE CITY OF PERRYSBURG, WOOD COUNTY, OHIO:<br />
SECTION 1. That the area designated as CRA #4 constitutes<br />
an area in which real property blight is located, and in<br />
which new construction or repair of existing properties is<br />
encouraged.<br />
SECTION 2. Pursuant to Revised Code Section 3735.66,<br />
CRA #4 is hereby established in the area delineated by the<br />
following boundary as indicated on the attached map (Attachment<br />
A). Note: not attached for paper.<br />
SECTION 3. Only commercial and industrial properties<br />
consistent with the applicable zoning regulations within the<br />
Fifth Street and West Sixth designated CRA #4 will be eligible for exemption under this<br />
Street said line also being program.<br />
the southerly line of Inlots SECTION 4. Within the CRA the percentage of the tax exemption<br />
on the increase in the assessed valuation resulting<br />
88, 81, 64, 57, 40, 33 and<br />
16 and the extension thereof from to commercial and industrial real property and the<br />
through an Alley, a distance term of those exemptions shall be negotiated on a case-bycase<br />
basis in advance of construction or remodeling occur-<br />
of 478.50 feet, more or less,<br />
to the southerly corner common<br />
with Inlot 9 and said 3735.67. The results of the negotiations as approved by the<br />
ring according to the rules outlined in Revised Code Section<br />
Inlot 16; thence southeasterly<br />
on the line common outlined in Revised Code Section 3735.671.<br />
City Council will be set in writing in a CRA Agreement as<br />
with Inlot 10 and Inlot 15 (a) Up to twelve (12) years, and up to one hundred percent<br />
(100%) for the remodeling of existing commercial and<br />
and the northerly extension<br />
thereof, through the Alley, a industrial structures and upon which the cost of remodeling<br />
distance of 181.50 feet, is at least $5,000, as described in ORC Section 3735.67, the<br />
more or less, to a point in term and percentage of which shall be negotiated on a caseby-case<br />
basis in advance of remodeling occurring.<br />
the northerly line of West<br />
Sixth Street, said point being (b) Up to fifteen (15) years, and up to one hundred percent<br />
(100%) for the construction of new commercial and<br />
at the southerly corner common<br />
with Inlot 10 and Inlot industrial structures, the term and percentage of which shall<br />
15; thence southwesterly on be negotiated on a case-by-case basis in advance of construction<br />
occurring.<br />
the northerly line of said<br />
West Sixth Street and the extension<br />
thereof through gle-family, drive-in commercial uses, retail, restaurants, bars,<br />
(c) Residential properties, including multi-family and sin-<br />
Mulberry Street, to the taverns, carry-out businesses, banks and personal uses are<br />
southwesterly corner of not eligible.<br />
Outlot 22; thence northwesterly<br />
on the westerly line riod of the exemption, the dollar amount of the increase in<br />
If remodeling qualified for an exemption, during the pe-<br />
of Outlot 22 to a point at the market value of the structure shall be exempt from real<br />
property taxation. If new construction qualifies for an exemption,<br />
during the period of the exemption, the structure<br />
shall not be considered to be an improvement on the land on<br />
<br />
which it is located for the purpose of real property taxation.<br />
SECTION 5. All commercial and industrial projects are required<br />
to comply with the State application free requirements<br />
of Revised Code Section 3735.672 (C) ($750.00 to the<br />
Treasurer, State of Ohio). A local annual monitoring fee of<br />
one percent (1%) of the amount of the incentives, or a minimum<br />
of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00), up to a maximum<br />
of Twenty-five Hundred Dollars ($2,500.00) annually is required.<br />
SECTION 6. To administer and implement the provisions<br />
of this Ordinance, the Planning and Zoning Administrator is<br />
designated as the Housing Officer as described in Revised<br />
Code Sections 3735.65 through 3735.70.<br />
SECTION 7. That a “Community Reinvestment Area Housing<br />
Council” shall be created, consisting of two (2) members<br />
appointed by the Mayor, two (2) members appointed by the<br />
City Council, and one (1) member appointed by the Planning<br />
Commission. The majority of the members shall then<br />
appoint two (2) additional members who shall be residents<br />
within the area. Terms of the members of the Council shall<br />
DAVID D. CREPS be for three (3) years. An unexpired term resulting from a vacancy<br />
in the Housing Council shall be filled in the same man-<br />
CLERK OF COUNCIL <br />
Published in the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> <strong>Messenger</strong><br />
<strong>Journal</strong>, issues of May 9 and 16,<br />
ner as the initial appointment was made.<br />
A Tax Incentive Review Council (TIRC) shall be established<br />
2012.<br />
pursuant to Revised Code Section 5709.85, and shall consist<br />
of three (3) representatives appointed by the Board of<br />
County Commissioners, two (2) representatives of the municipal<br />
corporation, appointed by the Mayor with Council<br />
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concurrence, the County Auditor or designee, and a representative<br />
of each effected Board of Education. At least two<br />
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(2) members must be residents of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>. The<br />
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nual inspection of the properties within the district for which<br />
an exemption has been<br />
granted under Revised Code<br />
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Section 3735.67. The Housing Council shall also hear appeals<br />
under Revised Code Section 3735.70.<br />
SECTION 10. It is found and determined that all formal<br />
actions of Council concerning or relating to the passage of<br />
this Ordinance were adopted in an open meeting of the<br />
Council, and that all deliberations of this Council and any<br />
of its committees, that resulted in such formal actions, were<br />
in meetings open to the public in compliance with all legal<br />
requirements of the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong> and the State of Ohio.<br />
SECTION 11. This ordinance is hereby declared to be an<br />
emergency measure necessary for the immediate preservation<br />
of the public peace, health and safety of the citizens of<br />
the City of <strong>Perrysburg</strong>, Wood County, Ohio and shall be in<br />
full force and effect from and immediately after its passage<br />
and approval by the Mayor.<br />
Joe Lawless, President of Council<br />
Nelson D. Evans, Mayor<br />
Passed May 1, 2012<br />
Attest: David D. Creps<br />
Approved: May 1, 2012<br />
Matthew B. Beredo, Director of Law<br />
Published in the <strong>Perrysburg</strong> <strong>Messenger</strong> <strong>Journal</strong>, issues of May 9 and 16, 2012.