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<strong>VETERANS</strong> <strong>DAY</strong> <strong>11</strong>-<strong>11</strong>-<strong>12</strong><br />
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RHS drama club to perform ‘Almost, Maine’<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossford</strong> High School drama club’s production<br />
of the romantic comedy, “Almost, Maine,” by John<br />
Cariani, opens tonight, November 8, at 7:30 p.m.<br />
Mr. Cariani, a struggling New York City actor and<br />
native of Presque Isle, Maine, was sick of relentless<br />
images of drugs and violence in today’s media, so he<br />
wrote this play as a fictional homage to residents of his<br />
hometown and his own personal moments of “almost”<br />
falling in love.<br />
On a cold, clear, moonless night in the mythical<br />
backwoods town of Almost, Maine, knees are bruised<br />
and hearts are broken as people almost fall in love<br />
when the Northern Lights appear.<br />
This “Midwinter Night’s Dream” is told through a<br />
quirky series of vignettes that highlight the heartbreak<br />
and hilarity of love.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossford</strong> Police<br />
Department has accepted<br />
equipment that will allow<br />
patrolling officers to constantly<br />
scan license plates<br />
for warrants and stolen vehicles.<br />
Police Chief Glenn Goss<br />
said the device was obtained<br />
from the Northwest Ohio<br />
Regional Information<br />
System (NORIS), an agency<br />
that offers information sharing<br />
for law enforcement<br />
agencies including local,<br />
state and federal departments.<br />
“Grant funding from the<br />
Ohio Department of<br />
Homeland Security was<br />
secured for the project and<br />
there is no cost to <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
residents or city agencies,”<br />
the chief said.<br />
Chief Goss explained that<br />
there are two cameras<br />
mounted to the rear of a<br />
police cruiser as part of the<br />
Automatic License Plate<br />
Reader (ALPR).<br />
While passing other vehicles<br />
on the roadway or in a<br />
parking lot, the cameras continually<br />
take pictures of<br />
license plates and run them<br />
through a software program<br />
uploaded into a computer in<br />
the police car.<br />
“An alert will be posted<br />
on the computer screen,<br />
along with a picture of the<br />
vehicle and license plate, if a<br />
warrant has been entered on<br />
the vehicle, owner or previous<br />
drivers–in addition to<br />
alerting the officer if the car<br />
is stolen,” the chief continued.<br />
When the plate reader<br />
system captures an image of<br />
a car, it also “meta-tags”<br />
each file with the GPS location<br />
and the time and date<br />
showing where and when the<br />
photograph was snapped.<br />
Chief Goss said the<br />
police department received<br />
the equipment last week<br />
from NORIS and it was<br />
installed Thursday.<br />
Only one patrol car in his<br />
fleet has the ALPR equipment<br />
at this time.<br />
“Currently every patrol<br />
vehicle has an onboard computer<br />
that allows officers to<br />
manually check license<br />
plates and subjects that the<br />
officers come in contact with<br />
for warrants and criminal<br />
histories through the NORIS<br />
system,” he explained.<br />
“<strong>The</strong> ALPR system<br />
works in the background and<br />
performs this function automatically<br />
for the police officers,<br />
leaving them more time<br />
to focus on their surroundings<br />
while being mobile,”<br />
the chief said.<br />
He believes the plate<br />
reader system will be very<br />
beneficial to the department.<br />
“With <strong>Rossford</strong> having I-<br />
75, the Ohio Turnpike, U.S.<br />
Route 20, State Route 795<br />
and State Route 65 running<br />
through town, this technology<br />
hopefully will be utilized<br />
greatly,” Chief Goss said.<br />
“Through the years, I<br />
have always wondered how<br />
many suspects and stolen<br />
cars I might have passed<br />
unknowingly. <strong>The</strong> license<br />
plate reader will help eliminate<br />
the guessing.”<br />
Officer Mike Hudak, an<br />
18-year veteran of the<br />
department, is the primary<br />
officer using the new equipment<br />
while on patrol.<br />
Since 2006, “Almost, Maine” has been produced by<br />
hundreds of colleges and community theaters across<br />
the United States and has been voted the most popularly<br />
licensed play for the past two years, according to<br />
both “Dramatics” magazine and the New York Times.<br />
<strong>The</strong> RHS production is directed by Julie Zatko and<br />
Ryan Mahaffey. Lighting design is by Eddie Czubinski.<br />
Above left, Hannah Petersen as “Rhonda” debates<br />
her gift of love from Nolan Duly as “Dave.”<br />
Above right, Sarah Gerren as “Gayle” eyes her ring<br />
with Danny Fox as “Lendall.”<br />
Shows are Thursday through Saturday, November 8<br />
to 10 at 7:30 p.m. and a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday, on<br />
the Wilcox Stage in the RHS auditorium.<br />
Tickets are $10 for adults and $8 for students and<br />
senior citizens.<br />
Police department receives automatic<br />
license plate scanning equipment<br />
<strong>The</strong> Automatic License Plate Reader installed, above, on<br />
the rear of a police car will continually take pictures of<br />
license plates on vehicles passing by or in a parking lot.<br />
It then will post an alert, below, if a warrant has been<br />
entered into the NORIS system on the vehicle, owner or<br />
previous drivers.<br />
Vietnam veteran enjoys Honor Flight experience<br />
By Beth Church<br />
More than four decades<br />
after his military service<br />
ended, U.S. Army veteran<br />
Joe Morelock finally<br />
received the homecoming<br />
he once deserved.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Perrysburg Township<br />
resident joined 142<br />
area Vietnam veterans for<br />
an October 23 trip with<br />
Honor Flight of Northwest<br />
Ohio.<br />
Mr. Morelock served as<br />
an E-4 corporal in the U.S.<br />
Army during the Vietnam<br />
war.<br />
After spending the day<br />
in Washington, D.C. to see<br />
the Vietnam memorial, the<br />
veterans were greeted by<br />
hundreds of family members<br />
and friends, waving<br />
flags and thanking the veterans<br />
for their service.<br />
“I was treated really,<br />
really, really great,” Mr.<br />
Morelock said. “So many<br />
friends and family were<br />
there–it made you tear up.<br />
All the kids there, they<br />
wanted to touch you and<br />
give you high five.”<br />
Dangerous Duty<br />
<strong>The</strong> Perrysburg<br />
Township native and<br />
Eastwood High School<br />
graduate was working at<br />
Rymer’s Precision Casting<br />
in Waterville when drafted<br />
in November 1966.<br />
He began with eight<br />
weeks of training at Fort<br />
Jackson, South Carolina,<br />
plus another eight weeks of<br />
advanced infantry training,<br />
and was assigned to drive a<br />
truck.<br />
“We’d carry everything–<br />
people, equipment, a lot of<br />
supplies,” he explained.<br />
“We moved the 101st<br />
Airborne one time. We<br />
moved people different<br />
places.”<br />
Following more training<br />
in Virginia, he was sent to<br />
Oakland, California, to be<br />
shipped overseas.<br />
Mr. Morelock was<br />
among 7,500 soldiers on<br />
three ships headed for<br />
Vietnam, “and the last thing<br />
I saw was Alcatraz,” he<br />
recalled with a laugh.<br />
<strong>The</strong> troops spent 21 days<br />
at sea over the Christmas<br />
and New Year’s holidays<br />
before landing in Cam<br />
Ranh Bay, Vietnam.<br />
It was the farthest the<br />
19-year-old had ever been<br />
from home.<br />
“I never really was out<br />
of Ohio,” he added.<br />
He was stationed at Phan<br />
Rang Air Base in a terrain<br />
of jungle and mountains.<br />
“Pretty much, five miles<br />
out of Cam Ranh Bay, all<br />
paved roads ended,” he<br />
said.<br />
Driving throughout the<br />
region led Mr. Morelock<br />
into dangerous territory in<br />
the mountains above Da<br />
Nang, and he believes he<br />
traveled into Cambodia at<br />
some point.<br />
“But it’s not like they<br />
had ‘welcome to<br />
Cambodia’ signs there,” he<br />
said.<br />
Among his dangerous<br />
duties was entering battle<br />
zones to pick up artillery<br />
and move it to new locations–hopefully,<br />
before the<br />
enemy could target its location<br />
and destroy or steal it.<br />
“Wherever you went,<br />
there was always someone<br />
with a gun. It was an adrenaline<br />
rush every time you<br />
left Phan Rang.”<br />
<strong>The</strong> young soldier recognized<br />
his responsibility<br />
transporting personnel and<br />
supplies: “you were in<br />
charge of everyone in that<br />
truck with you.”<br />
“You knew, but you didn’t<br />
know,” he recalled.<br />
“You did what you were<br />
told to do–you just did it<br />
like you go to work every<br />
day.”<br />
Coming Home<br />
Mr. Morelock was honorably<br />
discharged one year<br />
later in November 1967.<br />
Leaving Vietnam, he<br />
went to Fort Lewis,<br />
Washington, and was cautioned<br />
by Army officials<br />
not to wear his uniform in<br />
public.<br />
“It was kind of sad the<br />
way they treated everybody,”<br />
he said. “But we<br />
knew we had to do what we<br />
had to do–no matter what<br />
was going on at home. A lot<br />
of people didn’t understand<br />
what we were doing. If they<br />
just knew.”<br />
Mr. Morelock spent six<br />
years in the reserves in St.<br />
Louis and went to work at<br />
Libbey-Owens-Ford when<br />
he returned home. He<br />
retired in 2001, after 36<br />
years at L-O-F working in a<br />
variety of positions.<br />
Trip to Washington<br />
Honor Flight Northwest<br />
Ohio is a non-profit organization<br />
formed in 2007 to<br />
send northwest Ohio veterans<br />
to Washington, D.C. to<br />
see the memorials built to<br />
honor their service. To date,<br />
1,381 veterans have safely<br />
flown on 28 flights to see<br />
their memorials.<br />
Mr. Morelock was recommended<br />
for the trip by a<br />
friend from church who had<br />
traveled with World War II<br />
veterans on a previous trip.<br />
He had never visited the<br />
memorial and had two<br />
names to search for among<br />
those engraved on the wall.<br />
A National Park Service<br />
ranger helped him locate<br />
the names among the<br />
58,000 on the wall.<br />
He also was very<br />
impressed to visit Arlington<br />
National Cemetery and witness<br />
the changing of the<br />
guard.<br />
“That was so great–I<br />
knew Arlington was big,<br />
but to see row after row of<br />
white crosses–to know that<br />
many soldiers gave up their<br />
lives for this country.”<br />
<strong>The</strong> $55,000 expense for<br />
this Honor Flight trip was<br />
funded by the estate of an<br />
anonymous donor, a World<br />
War II veteran who recently<br />
passed away.<br />
<strong>The</strong> veterans received a<br />
letter from the donor’s<br />
daughter, explaining her<br />
father’s wishes and appreciation<br />
for their service.<br />
Election results: next week<br />
Due to the Tuesday deadline of the <strong>Record</strong> <strong>Journal</strong>,<br />
precinct results from Tuesday’s general election were not<br />
available and will be printed in next week’s edition.<br />
Fellow Vietnam veteran Don Keller of Perrysburg, left, is pictured with Mr. Morelock in<br />
front of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall in Washington, D.C.<br />
On returning to Toledo Express Airport, Mr. Morelock was greeted by hundreds and<br />
hundreds of well-wishers, waving flags, thanking the veterans for their service and<br />
shaking their hands.<br />
<strong>The</strong> veterans also<br />
received thank you letters<br />
from local school children,<br />
including Glenwood<br />
Elementary students.<br />
Mr. Morelock said he<br />
was touched by the letters<br />
and is in the process of<br />
responding to all of them.<br />
Although he has cancer<br />
from the Agent Orange<br />
used in Vietnam, he has<br />
continued his service to<br />
other veterans.<br />
Through a Veterans<br />
Administration program,<br />
Mr. Morelock assists service<br />
members returning from<br />
Iraq and Afghanistan, talking<br />
with them about their<br />
experiences in battle and<br />
“telling them it will get better.”<br />
“When I came back, you<br />
just kept it to yourself,” he<br />
said. “I would work 16<br />
hours each day–as long as<br />
you were working, you<br />
didn’t remember it.”<br />
He also credited his pastor,<br />
Chuck Campbell of<br />
Lutheran Church of the<br />
Master for his helpful counseling.<br />
Mr. Morelock expressed<br />
his appreciation for the support<br />
of his wife, Renee, and<br />
Mr. Morelock is joined by his grandson, Trent, at the<br />
homecoming ceremony. After witnessing the enthusiastic<br />
welcome of the veterans, Trent said, “I will remember this<br />
day for the rest of my life.”<br />
two daughters, Kelli and<br />
Kim.<br />
Kim Morelock said she<br />
and her son, Trent, were<br />
amazed by the turnout to<br />
welcome the Vietnam veterans<br />
home from their trip.<br />
“We had to park about a<br />
mile away, and then everyone<br />
couldn’t even fit in the<br />
Grand Aire hangar,” she<br />
explained.<br />
“I think my son summed<br />
it up best when he said, ‘I<br />
will remember this day for<br />
the rest of my life.’”
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Dr. Zouhary displays two of the sweaters collected at his<br />
office to be donated to area homeless shelters.<br />
Sweaters collected by<br />
Dr. Zouhary for homeless<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> dentist Dr. Bill<br />
Zouhary again is organizing<br />
a sweater drive that will<br />
benefit the Cherry Street<br />
Mission and Sparrow’s<br />
Nest homeless shelters.<br />
Dr. Zouhary said he was<br />
inspired to undertake the<br />
collection when he brought<br />
out his sweaters for the<br />
colder weather.<br />
“A thought occurred to<br />
me: why not throw 80 percent<br />
of this montage–all the<br />
ones I never wear–into a<br />
plastic bag and deliver<br />
them to the homeless shelters<br />
in Toledo” he<br />
explained.<br />
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thought. I bet that<br />
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He is encouraging anyone<br />
with clean, gently-used<br />
sweaters to place them in a<br />
plastic bag, keeping men’s<br />
and women’s sweaters separate.<br />
<strong>The</strong> bags can be<br />
dropped off at Dr.<br />
Zouhary’s office, 849 Dixie<br />
Highway. Office hours are<br />
Monday through Thursday<br />
from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and<br />
Friday from 8 a.m. to 1<br />
p.m.<br />
“Santa will deliver them<br />
to the shelters and you’ll<br />
have a lot more closet<br />
space–for new sweaters,”<br />
he added.<br />
He will accept sweaters<br />
through December 31.<br />
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October 26<br />
to November 1, 20<strong>12</strong><br />
Friday, October 26<br />
Accident, Fremont Pike<br />
at Oakmead Drive; rescue<br />
runs, 20000 block East<br />
Wexford Drive, 10000 block<br />
Woodmont Way, 9000 block<br />
St. Andrews Road, 20000<br />
block Lime City Road,<br />
20000 block Oregon Road;<br />
assault, 29000 block Glenwood<br />
Road; incident report,<br />
27000 block Tracy Road.<br />
Saturday, October 27<br />
Accidents, I-75 at milemark<br />
195, 10000 block Fremont<br />
Pike; unruly juvenile,<br />
27000 block Tracy Road;<br />
domestic dispute, 10000<br />
block Desmond Place; drug<br />
possession and theft, 7000<br />
Paving project<br />
closes Glenwood<br />
Road through<br />
November 21<br />
Glenwood Road between<br />
U.S. Route 20 and State<br />
Route 795 is closed through<br />
November 21 for repaving.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Perrysburg Township<br />
trustees recently awarded<br />
a repaving project to Tenmile<br />
Creek Excavating.<br />
<strong>The</strong> project will take<br />
place on Glenwood from<br />
Route 20 north to the railroad<br />
tracks.<br />
Only local traffic will be<br />
permitted to drive through<br />
the construction zone.<br />
For more information,<br />
contact Kraig Gottfried,<br />
maintenance supervisor<br />
419-872-8862.<br />
Police dog<br />
demonstration<br />
at library Nov. 15<br />
Officer Scott Williams<br />
and new police dog Gideon<br />
will be at the <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
Library on Thursday,<br />
November 15, at 6:30 p.m.<br />
Officer Williams will discuss<br />
and demonstrate what<br />
Gideon does for the <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
Police Department.<br />
Find out how he came to the<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Police Department<br />
and what he does to help<br />
combat drugs and keep the<br />
community safe.<br />
<strong>The</strong> free family program<br />
is open to all ages.<br />
Cub Scouts to<br />
hold fund-raiser<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossford</strong> Cub Scout<br />
Pack 43 Webelos will hold<br />
a fund-raiser today,<br />
November 8, from 5 to 8<br />
p.m., at the McDonald’s on<br />
Buck Road.<br />
<strong>The</strong> restaurant will<br />
donate a percentage of food<br />
sales during these hours to<br />
the Scouts. <strong>The</strong>se funds<br />
will be used to offset the<br />
costs of supplies needed to<br />
fulfill the requirements of<br />
the Arrow of Light, the<br />
Cub Scouts’ highest ranking<br />
award.<br />
It’s on the P U B L I C R E C O R D<br />
Township Police Report<br />
MILLER’S AMISH<br />
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Accidents, 8000 block<br />
Avenue Road, 29000 block<br />
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Pike at Lime City Road; rescue<br />
runs, 10000 block Fremont<br />
Pike, 7000 block<br />
Avenue Road, 20000 block<br />
Oregon Road, 20000 block<br />
Lime City Road, 20000<br />
block Silver Creek Drive;<br />
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Lime City Road; criminal<br />
damage, 7000 block Lunitas<br />
Lane; suspicious person,<br />
29000 block Lime City<br />
Road; domestic violence,<br />
28000 block Oregon Road;<br />
K-9 utilized, I-75 north at<br />
Buck Road; falsification and<br />
wrongful entrustment, Oregon<br />
at Ayers roads.<br />
Monday, October 29<br />
Accident, Avenue Road<br />
at Cedar Park Boulevard;<br />
rescue runs, 30000 block<br />
Oregon Road, 10000 block<br />
Fremont Pike, 28000 block<br />
Starbright Boulevard, 26000<br />
block Glenwood Road; fire<br />
calls, State Route 795 at<br />
Walgreens, alarm, 28000<br />
block Glenwood Road;<br />
theft, 26000 block Hull<br />
Prairie Road; K-9 utilized,<br />
I-75 north at milemark 194.<br />
Tuesday, October 30<br />
Rescue runs, 10000<br />
block Fremont Pike, 20000<br />
block Gleneagles Road,<br />
7000 block East Lake Court,<br />
30000 block Oregon Road,<br />
28000 block Starbright<br />
Veterans Day closings<br />
In observance of Veterans Day, Monday, November <strong>12</strong>,<br />
the following offices and businesses will be closed.<br />
•Perrysburg Municipal Court<br />
•<strong>Rossford</strong> City offices<br />
•Post Office<br />
•Wood County offices<br />
•Perrysburg Township<br />
•Owens Community College<br />
•<strong>The</strong>se banks will be closed: Huntington Bank, 516 Dixie<br />
Highway and Fifth Third Bank, 440 Dixie Highway and<br />
10105 Fremont Pike.<br />
Letter to the Editor<br />
Dear Editor:<br />
Without a doubt, the<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Halloween parade<br />
is a long-time tradition that<br />
I can remember being a<br />
part of as far back as when<br />
I was about 8 years old. I<br />
watched it grow from being<br />
a small parade that went<br />
from the old <strong>Rossford</strong> Saving's<br />
Bank (across from<br />
Elm Street) to the <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
Public Library where silver<br />
dollars were handed out to<br />
the winners in costume. I<br />
don’t recall any floats then.<br />
My brother Fred and I<br />
were so excited when our<br />
parents allowed us ride in<br />
the parade on <strong>Rossford</strong>’s<br />
only fire truck. If I had<br />
misbehaved that week, my<br />
punishment would be that I<br />
wasn’t allowed to ride on<br />
the fire truck. Needless to<br />
say, my brother got to ride<br />
the fire truck more times<br />
than I did.<br />
I couldn’t wait until I<br />
had kids of my own and<br />
could dress them up and<br />
have them be a part of the<br />
fun.<br />
Now I am enjoying seeing<br />
my granddaughters participate<br />
with the <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
United Methodist Youth<br />
Group and they seem to<br />
share my enthusiasm. Congratulations<br />
to this group<br />
for taking second place in<br />
the large float category.<br />
I want to give special<br />
credit to <strong>Rossford</strong>’s DECA<br />
students and their teachers<br />
for what they have done to<br />
keep this tradition alive.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y have it well-organized<br />
and hopefully this will<br />
continue for many years to<br />
come.<br />
Judy Sikorski<br />
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Road; menacing and<br />
domestic dispute, 26000<br />
block Glenwood Road;<br />
domestic dispute, 10000<br />
block Desmond Place; criminal<br />
damage, 10000 block<br />
Fremont Pike; unruly juvenile,<br />
9000 block Mandell<br />
Road.<br />
Wednesday, October 31<br />
Accident, 28000 block<br />
Starbright Boulevard; rescue<br />
runs, 20000 block<br />
Starlight Road, 7000 block<br />
Reitz Road, 10000 block<br />
Roachton Road, 20000<br />
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Thursday, November 1<br />
Accident, 27000 block<br />
Glenwood Road; rescue<br />
runs, 7000 block Reitz<br />
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Road, 10000 block<br />
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State Route 795 at Crossroads,<br />
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westbound milemark 63.5;<br />
endangering children, 23000<br />
block Lime City Road.<br />
ISOH/IMPACT supplies arrive<br />
in New York, additional donations<br />
sought for hurricane relief effort<br />
Through a cooperative<br />
effort<br />
between<br />
ISOH/IMPACT, Joni Meyer-<br />
Crothers and Star 105.5,<br />
three trucks filled to capacity<br />
with assorted relief supplies<br />
recently arrived at two<br />
churches acting as distribution<br />
centers in Brooklyn and<br />
Queens, New York. Hundreds<br />
of people were waiting<br />
for the supplies.<br />
Although aid is beginning<br />
to trickle into the affected<br />
areas, the need is still great.<br />
ISOH/IMPACT will be sending<br />
in additional trucks filled<br />
with supplies in the days<br />
ahead.<br />
Area residents can help in<br />
the following ways:<br />
•Donate the use of a box<br />
truck and/or driver to assist<br />
with the transport of supplies.<br />
•Volunteer at<br />
ISOH/IMPACT’s Waterville<br />
Distribution Center to sort<br />
and package supplies. Help is<br />
needed this week through<br />
Friday, between 9 a.m. and 6<br />
p.m., and on Saturday, from 9<br />
a.m. to noon.<br />
•Make a cash donation to<br />
assist with fuel, packaging<br />
and other expenses.<br />
•Donate any of the following<br />
supplies: new blankets<br />
and sleeping bags, tarps,<br />
canned and nonperishable<br />
food items, personal care<br />
items, first aid supplies, pet<br />
supplies, baby care items,<br />
bottled water.<br />
Also needed are new<br />
socks (especially boy’s and<br />
men’s), flashlights, batteries,<br />
paper towels, toilet paper,<br />
laundry detergent, bottled<br />
water, brooms, mops, rakes,<br />
shovels, snow shovels, box<br />
fans, shop vacs and portable<br />
generators.<br />
Glass items and clothing,<br />
other than new socks, will<br />
not be accepted.<br />
Donations can be dropped<br />
off at any Toledo area Tireman<br />
Auto Service Center or<br />
at ISOH/IMPACT’s distribution<br />
center located at 905<br />
Farnsworth Road, Waterville.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re is a PODS container<br />
onsite at the Waterville location<br />
for drop-offs.<br />
For large scale corporate<br />
and manufacturing donations,<br />
contact the ISOH/IMPACT<br />
offices to make the necessary<br />
arrangements.<br />
Monetary donations can<br />
be made online at www.isohimpact.org<br />
or sent directly<br />
to the ISOH/IMPACT offices<br />
at 25182 West River Road,<br />
Perrysburg, Ohio 43551.<br />
For more information,<br />
send an e-mail to ministries@isohimpact.org<br />
or<br />
call 419-878-8548.<br />
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<strong>Rossford</strong> resident indicted<br />
by Wood County grand jury<br />
On October 17, a Wood<br />
County grand jury indicted<br />
a <strong>Rossford</strong> man.<br />
Harry Hartford, 46, of<br />
East Elm Tree Road, faces<br />
two counts of domestic violence,<br />
a fourth-degree<br />
felony, in an incident that<br />
occurred on September 1.<br />
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• <strong>The</strong> 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 />
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Real Estate Transfers<br />
Real estate transfers<br />
from October 16 to 31,<br />
20<strong>12</strong>.<br />
Rosemary Pavlick aka<br />
Rosemary Pavlik to Matthew<br />
A. Melchior, 253 Jennings<br />
Street, $90,000.<br />
Lydia Moore, Lawrence<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> patent<br />
applications<br />
<strong>The</strong> following is a list of<br />
patent applications submitted<br />
by <strong>Rossford</strong> area residents<br />
to the United States<br />
Patent and Trademark<br />
Office between June 21 and<br />
October 26, 20<strong>12</strong>.<br />
Garry W. Barbee, Surface<br />
treatment of metallic articles<br />
in an atmospheric furnace,<br />
October 23.<br />
If convicted on both<br />
counts, he faces a maximum<br />
sentence of three<br />
years in prison and fines of<br />
$10,000.<br />
His case has been<br />
assigned to Wood County<br />
Common Pleas Judge Alan<br />
Mayberry.<br />
Moore, et al to Federal Home<br />
Loan Mortgage Corporation,<br />
148 Windsor Drive, $52,000.<br />
William A. and Joyce E<br />
Thanasiu fka Joyce E. Nedelco<br />
to Joseph R. and Amanda<br />
N. Caig, 537 Graceway,<br />
$<strong>12</strong>9,000.<br />
Letters Policy<br />
<strong>The</strong> weekly deadline for<br />
Letters to the Editor is noon<br />
on Monday. Letters should<br />
be limited to 300 words.<br />
Letters from the same writer<br />
will be accepted no more<br />
frequently than every 30<br />
days. Letters should be submitted<br />
with the author’s<br />
name, signature and daytime<br />
telephone number.<br />
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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 />
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Hurricane Sandy moves All Saints Trunk or Treat indoors<br />
All Saints hosted a Trunk or Treat on Wednesday, October<br />
31. It originally was scheduled to be held in the parking lot<br />
but due to the rain and wind from the remnants of Hurricane<br />
Sandy, it was moved indoors. Pictured at the event<br />
are fifth grade students from All Saints Catholic School<br />
with their creative costume choices.<br />
‘Home for the Holidays’ parade, tree lighting November 25<br />
Downtown Perrysburg,<br />
Inc. (DPI) is preparing for its<br />
annual “Home for the Holidays”<br />
parade, Sunday, November<br />
25, from 4 to 6 p.m.<br />
<strong>The</strong> parade will begin at<br />
4 p.m., beginning at Toth Elementary<br />
on East Seventh<br />
Street to Louisiana Avenue<br />
to Front Street.<br />
Area individuals, organizations,<br />
teams, scouts, students<br />
and businesses are<br />
encouraged to participate in<br />
the Home for the Holidays<br />
parade.<br />
Participants may enter the<br />
staging area no earlier than<br />
2:30 p.m. and must be in position<br />
no later than 3:45 p.m.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re is no fee for parade<br />
entries, and there will be no<br />
“Santa Claus” persons permitted<br />
in the parade–with the<br />
exception of the DPI invited<br />
special guest.<br />
Tree Lighting<br />
<strong>The</strong> tree lighting ceremony<br />
will take place at 5<br />
p.m. at Hood Park. <strong>The</strong>re will<br />
be entertainment, community<br />
caroling and lighting of the<br />
tree.<br />
Watch the <strong>Journal</strong> for<br />
more details.<br />
Remember...You bring the<br />
family, We’ll bring the fun.<br />
Downtown Perrysburg is<br />
a community based, nonprofit<br />
organization with a<br />
mission to offer and promote<br />
community-wide events in<br />
Perrysburg’s downtown historic<br />
district.<br />
For additional information,<br />
to become a member or<br />
a DPI sponsor, visit the Web<br />
site at www.downtownper<br />
rysburg.org or contact Rick<br />
Thielen, executive director, at<br />
419-872-6246 or send an e-<br />
mail to downtown<br />
perrysburg@gmail.com.<br />
“Home for the Holidays”<br />
Parade<br />
Registration Form<br />
Name_______________________________<br />
Organization___________________________________________<br />
Address_______________________________________________________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
Phone___________________ E-mail ________________________________<br />
Type of Unit<br />
Marching: Children__________________Float: No. of People___________<br />
Adults____________________ Size__________________<br />
Animals___________________<br />
Vehicles: Car_______________________Motorcycle__________________<br />
Bicycle____________________Truck______________________<br />
•No Santas are permitted to ride on floats.<br />
Please provide a brief description/summary of your parade unit:________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
______________________________________________________________<br />
__________________<br />
Please return completed form by Friday, November 19 to:<br />
Downtown Perrysburg, Inc. Home for Holidays Parade<br />
P.O. Box 83 Perrysburg, Ohio 43552<br />
Or drop off at the Perrysburg Messenger <strong>Journal</strong>, <strong>11</strong>7 E. Second Street,<br />
Perrysburg. For additional information, contact Downtown Perrysburg,<br />
Inc. at 419-872-6246 or send an e-mail to downtownperrysburg<br />
@gmail.com<br />
Check us out on the web: www.rossford.com<br />
<strong>The</strong> following programs<br />
will be offered through the<br />
Wood County Park District.<br />
Registration is required for<br />
all programs 48 hours in advance.<br />
To register, call the Park<br />
District Office at 419-353-<br />
1897 or visit the Web site at<br />
wcparks.org. Most programs<br />
are free of charge.<br />
Squirrel Crazy<br />
Help make a giant squirrel’s<br />
nest behind the nature<br />
center and find out what’s<br />
going on with all those nutty<br />
squirrels. <strong>The</strong> program will<br />
be held Saturday, November<br />
10, from 10 to <strong>11</strong>:15 a.m., at<br />
the W.W. Knight Nature Preserve<br />
classroom.<br />
What’s In the Cupboard<br />
How do birds survive our<br />
tough winters Learn some of<br />
the things they eat to survive<br />
and how you can assist them<br />
during the winter months.<br />
Participants will make a simple<br />
bird feeder to take home.<br />
<strong>The</strong> program will be offered<br />
Sunday, November <strong>11</strong>, from<br />
9 to 10 a.m., at Slippery Elm<br />
Trail: Cricket Frog Cove.<br />
Winter Birds–Get Ready<br />
Plenty of birds stick<br />
around for Ohio’s coldest<br />
months; some even come<br />
here from the north. Find out<br />
who they are and how you<br />
can take the sting out of winter<br />
for these feathered critters.<br />
<strong>The</strong> program will be offered<br />
Thursday, November 15,<br />
from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m., in the<br />
classroom at Park District<br />
Headquarters.<br />
Wood County<br />
Park District<br />
News<br />
Modern Day Pterodactyls<br />
Sandhill Crane Field Trip<br />
<strong>The</strong>se prehistoric-sounding<br />
birds gather in the thousands<br />
at Jasper Pulaski<br />
Wildlife Area in Indiana.<br />
Travel to Indiana Saturday<br />
and Sunday, November 17-<br />
18, to watch as they gather in<br />
the wetlands to roost in the<br />
evening and watch them<br />
leave the wetlands to feed in<br />
the morning.<br />
<strong>The</strong> transportation fee is<br />
$10. Meal and lodging information<br />
and pricing will be<br />
provided after registration.<br />
For more information or<br />
to register, call naturalist Jim<br />
Witter at 419-661-1697, extension<br />
201 or send an e-mail<br />
to jwitter@ wcparks.org.<br />
Volunteer<br />
Opportunities<br />
<strong>The</strong> following volunteer<br />
opportunities are available.<br />
Participants should dress to<br />
work outdoors and bring<br />
gloves, if possible.<br />
•November 8, from 5:30<br />
to 7:30 p.m.–Native Nursery<br />
Nights at the Reuthinger Preserve.<br />
Help maintain the native<br />
nursery beds. Dress to<br />
work outdoors, and bring<br />
gloves, if possible.<br />
•November 15, from 6:30<br />
to 8 p.m.–Seed Cleaning at<br />
Reuthinger Preserve. Help<br />
prepare native seeds collected<br />
by volunteers to be propagated<br />
in the greenhouse or<br />
sown out in the parks. No experience<br />
is needed, and all<br />
the work will be done indoors<br />
in the heat.<br />
Shop TALK<br />
Dr. Tracey Needham<br />
was named the Ohio Optometric<br />
Association’s<br />
Young Optometrist of the<br />
Year for 20<strong>12</strong>.<br />
Dr. Needham was<br />
awarded this honor due to<br />
her many activities on both<br />
the local and state level.<br />
She said she is especially<br />
proud of her work regarding<br />
benevolent projects for<br />
area children.<br />
Dr. Needham joined<br />
Quality Family Eyecare,<br />
Inc. in 2010 and is a graduate<br />
of Ohio State Univeristy<br />
College of Tracey Needham<br />
Optometry. She and her<br />
husband Greg reside in Whitehouse.<br />
“We at Quality Family Eyecare are proud of Dr. Needham<br />
and all she has accomplished in her first 10 years of being in<br />
practice and wish her continued success in all of her endeavors,”<br />
said Dr. Angela Jackson.<br />
Have a news tip<br />
Do you have an idea for a good story in the <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
community<br />
Call the <strong>Journal</strong> at 419-874-4491 or send an e-<br />
mail with your news to editor@rossford.com.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Victory Center will<br />
host a presentation on “Understanding<br />
Your Pathology<br />
Report” by Dr. Stephen Strobel<br />
on Monday, November<br />
19, from 6 to 8 p.m.<br />
Dr. Strobel is a local<br />
pathologist with St. Vincent<br />
Mercy Medical Center. He<br />
has published research on the<br />
benefits that cancer patients<br />
gain from understanding their<br />
pathology reports. Often the<br />
pathology report is interpreted<br />
by other doctors for<br />
ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL — November 8, 20<strong>12</strong> — Page 3<br />
Historic wedding show planned<br />
by <strong>Rossford</strong> Methodist Church<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossford</strong> United Methodist Church<br />
will present a fund-raising program in April<br />
2013, “Weddings Past and Present.”<br />
Judy Sikorski is compiling a small book<br />
displaying photos of early weddings in<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong>.<br />
<strong>The</strong> photos can be of the bride and<br />
groom or the wedding party. All photos<br />
must be signed and the wedding dates included.<br />
Photos will be returned. Copies of<br />
photos are also acceptable.<br />
<strong>The</strong> event will feature a fashion show of<br />
wedding gowns worn through the decades<br />
and models wearing their mothers’ or<br />
grandmothers’ gowns.<br />
All Saints Christmas concert to be Dec. 9<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>11</strong>th annual Toledo<br />
Symphony Christmas concert<br />
at All Saints Catholic<br />
Church in <strong>Rossford</strong> will be<br />
held on Sunday, December<br />
9.<br />
<strong>The</strong> performance will be<br />
filled with a collection of<br />
holiday and classical favorites<br />
from the symphony’s<br />
repertoire led by conductor<br />
Jeffrey Pollock.<br />
It also will feature trumpet<br />
soloist David Kosmyna<br />
and Jennifer Perry Edwards<br />
as the soloist.<br />
Ms. Perry Edwards is an<br />
international champion barbershop<br />
singer who sings<br />
lead for the barbershop<br />
quartet Moxie Ladies, who<br />
were recognized as the first<br />
place Champion Quartet at<br />
the 62nd annual Sweet Adelines<br />
International Convention<br />
and Competition in<br />
2009.<br />
Ms. Edwards performs as<br />
lead vocalist and banjoist in<br />
the traditional jazz band,<br />
Chuck Taylor and the Dixie<br />
Squid.<br />
Her performances as a<br />
soloist and ensemble member<br />
have spanned the globe,<br />
including Poland, Germany<br />
and across the United States.<br />
She has taught vocal<br />
music, music theory and<br />
composition and theater for<br />
eight years and currently is<br />
vocal teacher for Lake Middle<br />
and High Schools. She<br />
earned a bachelor’s degree in<br />
music education and a master’s<br />
degree in education.<br />
In 2008, she was honored<br />
with the Music Educators<br />
National Conference/ Sweet<br />
Adelines “Music Educator<br />
‘Understanding Your Pathology Report’ topic<br />
of presentation at <strong>The</strong> Victory Center Nov. 19<br />
the patient, but the patient has<br />
difficulty with the medical<br />
terminology themselves.<br />
<strong>The</strong> presentation has several<br />
goals: increase understanding<br />
of surgical<br />
pathology reports; define<br />
medical terms like type,<br />
grade, stage, margins, and regional<br />
lymph nodes; address<br />
common areas of misunderstandings,<br />
and offer group<br />
discussion.<br />
Actual pathology reports<br />
will be used as examples, with<br />
A light luncheon will be served, and<br />
there will be a display of wedding memorabilia<br />
in the narthex.<br />
A featured gown worn by a <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
resident in the 1800s is part of a large collection<br />
of gowns that will be on display.<br />
<strong>The</strong> event will benefit the RUMC youth<br />
group for their annual mission trip.<br />
Above is Josephine (Schultz/Szul) Ignasiak,<br />
a former <strong>Rossford</strong> resident and her<br />
husband Benjamin Ignasiak. <strong>The</strong> wedding<br />
took place in the early 1900s, but the other<br />
two people are unknown.<br />
Anyone with a photo for the book may<br />
contact Mrs. Sikorski at 419-666-9461.<br />
of the Year” award.<br />
Ms. Edwards also serves<br />
as All Saints Church’s director<br />
of cantors and choral ensembles.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Christmas concert<br />
begins at 4 p.m., and doors<br />
open at 3:30 p.m.<br />
A reception with champagne<br />
and cookies will follow<br />
the concert.<br />
<strong>The</strong> church is handicapaccessible.<br />
A coat check will be provided<br />
by the church youth<br />
group with tips supporting<br />
their summer service project.<br />
Tickets are $14 and may<br />
be obtained at the parish office,<br />
628 Lime City Road or<br />
by calling the church, 419-<br />
666-1393.<br />
Tickets also will be on<br />
sale each weekend after<br />
Masses.<br />
all identifying information removed.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se examples will<br />
be utilized as part of the learning<br />
process to make cancer<br />
patients feel more empowered<br />
when discussing their situation<br />
with their doctor.<br />
This program is free and<br />
open to the public, including<br />
professionals and caregivers.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Victory Center is located<br />
at 5532 West Central<br />
Avenue, Suite B, Toledo. For<br />
reservations, call 419-531-<br />
7600.<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Area Business & Service Directory<br />
Avon Products<br />
Sally Plicinski<br />
158 Windsor Drive, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-666-0487<br />
www.youravon.com/splicinski<br />
Citizen Advisory Group<br />
900 W. South Boundary St. #4B, Perrysburg<br />
419-872-0204<br />
www.citizenadvisory.com<br />
Clothes Mentor<br />
Women’s and Maternity Resale<br />
194 E. South Boundary, Perrysburg<br />
419-872-0022<br />
Digital Ability<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-349-6513<br />
www.digitalability.biz<br />
Directions Credit Union<br />
27427 Crossroads Parkway, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-873-1356<br />
www.directionscu.org<br />
Edward Jones<br />
Justin Knierim, AAMS,<br />
Financial Advisor<br />
849 Dixie Highway, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-666-1910<br />
www.edwardjones.com<br />
justin.knierim@edwardjones.com<br />
Farmers & Merchants State Bank<br />
7001 Lighthouse Way, Perrysburg<br />
419-931-8892<br />
www.fm-bank.com<br />
First Federal Bank<br />
1077 Louisiana Avenue, Perrysburg<br />
419-872-8326<br />
www.first-fed.com<br />
Fraternal Order of Eagles 2322<br />
658 Lime City Road, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-666-9253<br />
Genoa Bank<br />
9920 Olde U.S. 20, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-873-9818<br />
www.genoabank.com<br />
Giant Eagle<br />
9880 Olde U.S. 20, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-874-2415<br />
Heban, Sommer and Murphree, LLC<br />
Attorneys at Law<br />
200 Dixie Highway, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-662-3100<br />
www.hsm-law.net<br />
Kingston Residence of Perrysburg<br />
333 East Boundary Street, Perrysburg<br />
419-872-6200<br />
McDonald’s Restaurant<br />
835 Lime City Road, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-666-7575<br />
Once Upon A Child<br />
Children’s Resale<br />
140 E. South Boundary, Perrysburg<br />
419-874-3606<br />
Perrysburg Commons<br />
10542 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg<br />
419-874-1931<br />
www.perrysburg.commons.com<br />
Plato’s Closet<br />
Teen Resale<br />
144 W. South Boundary, Perrysburg<br />
419-873-8600<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Athletic Boosters<br />
Angi Maxwell, President<br />
Meetings: 6:30 p.m. • RHS library<br />
Third Wednesdays of each month<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Heating and Cooling<br />
419 Superior Street, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-666-5699<br />
www.rossfordheatingandcooling.com<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Police Patrolmen’s Association<br />
146 Dixie Highway, Suite 2<strong>11</strong>, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
www.rossfordppa.com<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Public Library<br />
720 Dixie Highway, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-666-0924<br />
www.rossfordlibrary.org<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> <strong>Record</strong> <strong>Journal</strong><br />
215 Osborne Street, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-874-4491<br />
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830 Lime City Road, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-666-1566<br />
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229 Superior Street, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-666-5703<br />
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10<strong>11</strong> Buck Road, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-661-1468<br />
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943 Dixie Highway, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
419-666-9843<br />
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26860 Eckel Road, Perrysburg<br />
419-874-7951<br />
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Toledo Craftsman’s Guild<br />
art and craft show Nov. 10-<strong>11</strong><br />
<strong>The</strong> Toledo Craftsman’s<br />
Guild will host the “Homespun<br />
Holiday Art and Craft<br />
Show” on Saturday,<br />
November 10, and Sunday,<br />
November <strong>11</strong>, at the Stranahan<br />
Great Hall on Heatherdowns<br />
Boulevard in Toledo.<br />
Hours for the show are<br />
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on<br />
Saturday, and from 10 a.m<br />
to 4 p.m. on Sunday.<br />
Handcrafted items<br />
offered for sale include<br />
unique seasonal decorations,<br />
brightly painted yard<br />
and home decorations, solid<br />
wood items, metal work,<br />
fabric items, country crafts,<br />
soaps, scents and lotions,<br />
holiday floral arrangements,<br />
pottery, jewelry, seasonal<br />
items and more. Members<br />
of the Toledo Craftsman<br />
Guild also will fill special<br />
orders.<br />
This year the TCG will<br />
host a food drive at this<br />
show by collecting non-perishable<br />
food items for the<br />
Toledo Northwestern Ohio<br />
Food Bank. Donations of<br />
any canned item will be<br />
accepted.<br />
Admission and parking<br />
are free. Those attending<br />
can register to win door<br />
prizes.<br />
All Saints PTO to host Trivia Night<br />
All Saints PTO is sponsoring<br />
the inaugural All<br />
Saints Trivia Night on Saturday,<br />
November 17, starting at<br />
6 p.m., in the McAlear Center.<br />
Teams of eight will challenge<br />
other teams’ knowledge<br />
of general trivia.<br />
<strong>The</strong> evening will begin<br />
with tablegating (tailgating<br />
but indoors) followed by the<br />
trivia at 7 p.m.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re will be 10 rounds of<br />
10 questions each, and team<br />
members collaborate to come<br />
Pet pictures<br />
with Santa<br />
In light of the recent<br />
deaths in Wood County as a<br />
result of domestic violence,<br />
Great for the Cocoon Shelter reminds<br />
area residents that help is<br />
Christmas<br />
available.<br />
cards! “Research shows that the<br />
two things most critical to the<br />
safety of women who are at<br />
the greatest risk due to<br />
domestic violence are shelter<br />
and advocacy,” said Cocoon<br />
Shelter Executive Director<br />
Michelle Clossik. “In Wood<br />
County, if you or someone<br />
Sat. & Sun., you know is in danger due to<br />
$<br />
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Nov. 17 & 18 the Link at 1-800-472-94<strong>11</strong>.<br />
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team with the highest number<br />
of correct answers at the end<br />
of the evening wins bragging<br />
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<strong>The</strong> cost is $10 per person<br />
or $80 for a table of eight.<br />
Tickets are available at the<br />
All Saints School office.<br />
Additional information<br />
and ticket order forms are<br />
available at the ASCS Web<br />
site at www.allsaints<br />
catholic.org or by calling the<br />
school office at 419-661-<br />
2070.<br />
Ronald and Judith Schramm<br />
celebrate 50th wedding anniversary<br />
Ronald and Judith (Bilski) Schramm, of <strong>Rossford</strong>,<br />
celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday,<br />
November 3, with family at the W.W. Knight Preserve.<br />
<strong>The</strong> gathering was hosted by their children: Ron<br />
(Pat), Leann (Mark) Marek, Jennifer and Mark. <strong>The</strong>y<br />
have two grandsons, Ron III and Jim Grandowicz, and<br />
two step-grandchildren, Megan (Jim) Inglis and Geoffrey<br />
(Karla) Marek.<br />
Mr. and Mrs. Schramm were married on November 3,<br />
1962, at St. Mary Magdalene Church in <strong>Rossford</strong>. <strong>The</strong>y<br />
are planning to take a Hawaiian vacation next year.<br />
Cocoon Shelter offers help<br />
for victims of domestic violence<br />
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<strong>The</strong> Cocoon provides the<br />
most comprehensive<br />
resources in the county for<br />
victims of domestic violence.<br />
Shelter is available for victims<br />
in need of emergency<br />
safe housing.<br />
In addition, advocates are<br />
available to assist with safety<br />
planning, obtaining protection<br />
orders, navigating the complex<br />
legal system, and many<br />
other decisions faced by victims<br />
of domestic violence.<br />
Unfortunately, there is no<br />
simple solution for ending<br />
domestic violence.<br />
Having the assistance of<br />
an advocate better enables<br />
victims to navigate their complex<br />
circumstances and<br />
needs. Of course, Clossick<br />
adds, “communities have a<br />
responsibility to hold abusers<br />
accountable as they are the<br />
only ones who can truly stop<br />
the violence.”<br />
Those who are being<br />
abused may feel frightened,<br />
hurt, confused, disappointed,<br />
angry, ashamed, or hopeless.<br />
Following are some recommendations<br />
from the Cocoon<br />
Shelter for those experiencing<br />
abuse:<br />
•Talk with somebody you<br />
trust: a friend or relative,<br />
someone from your job or<br />
house of worship.<br />
•Put together an “emergency<br />
kit” of things you<br />
would really need if you had<br />
to leave suddenly, such as<br />
identification, medicine, keys,<br />
and money.<br />
•Call the Link at 800-472-<br />
94<strong>11</strong> to access advocacy, support,<br />
and/or shelter services.<br />
•Call the police if you are<br />
in danger.<br />
•Remember that you are<br />
the expert about your own<br />
life. Don't let anyone talk you<br />
into doing something that’s<br />
not right for you.<br />
Domestic violence is the<br />
number one cause of homicide<br />
in Wood County, with 13<br />
deaths in the past decade.<br />
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To include your organization’s activities, mail or<br />
drop off the details to the <strong>Rossford</strong> <strong>Record</strong> <strong>Journal</strong>, <strong>11</strong>7<br />
East Second Street, PO Box 267, Perrysburg, Ohio<br />
43552. Or send an e-mail, with the date, time and location,<br />
to dianaw@perrysburg.com. <strong>The</strong> deadline is Friday<br />
at noon.<br />
Friday, November 9<br />
8:00 a.m. St. Luke’s Auxiliary annual holiday bazaar<br />
in the St. Luke’s Hospital auditorium until<br />
4 p.m.<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 <strong>11</strong>:30 a.m.<br />
Saturday, November 10<br />
9:00 a.m. St. Paul’s Church holiday craft/vendor<br />
show at 1459 South Street, Millbury until 2<br />
p.m.<br />
<strong>11</strong>:00 a.m. AlAnon women’s support group, “<strong>The</strong><br />
Saturday Good Morning Group,” at All<br />
Saints Church, 628 Lime City Road. Call<br />
Maryann 419-824-0<strong>12</strong>9 for details.<br />
8:00 p.m. AlAnon and Alcoholics Anonymous at First<br />
United Methodist Church, 200 West<br />
Second Street.<br />
Sunday, November <strong>11</strong><br />
6:00 p.m. Glass City Singles Veterans Day dance at<br />
the Premier, 4480 Heatherdowns, Toledo.<br />
Call 734-856-8963 for information.<br />
6:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous at Schaller<br />
Memorial Building, 130 West Indiana<br />
Avenue.<br />
Monday, November <strong>12</strong>-Veterans Day observed<br />
Tuesday, November 13<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 />
10:00 a.m. Alzheimer’s Association caregivers support<br />
group at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 310<br />
Elizabeth Street, Maumee. Free. Call 419-<br />
537-1999 for information.<br />
<strong>12</strong>:00 p.m. AlAnon at CedarCreek Church, 29<strong>12</strong>9<br />
Lime City Road. Free baby-sitting.<br />
6:00 p.m. Quilts of Valor at the Quilt Foundry, 234<br />
West Wayne Street, Maumee until 9 p.m.<br />
Donations welcome. Call JoEllen Morris<br />
for information, 419-461-3669.<br />
6:15 p.m. Real Estate Investors Association at the<br />
Knights of Columbus, 4256 Secor Road,<br />
Toledo. Call 419-283-8427 or 419-699-<br />
1532 for information.<br />
7:00 p.m. Divorce and Separated Support Group at<br />
St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Parish conference<br />
room, 4201 Heatherdowns Boulevard.<br />
Call 419-724-4675 for information.<br />
Wednesday, November 14<br />
<strong>11</strong>:00 a.m. Senior Food Pantry available through<br />
Perrysburg Township until noon at the<br />
township hall, 26609 Lime City Road.<br />
Must be 60 years old or older to qualify.<br />
2:00 p.m. Perrysburg Township Board of Trustees<br />
department head meeting at the township<br />
hall, 26609 Lime City Road.<br />
5:00 p.m. Penta Career Center Board of Education in<br />
the board meeting room, 9301 Buck Road.<br />
6:00 p.m. Families Anonymous, a world-wide <strong>12</strong>-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, Perrysburg.<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, Perrysburg.<br />
8:00 p.m. AlAnon at First Presbyterian Church, 200<br />
East Second Street.<br />
Thursday, November 15<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 />
7:00 p.m. Recreation Committee at 400 Dixie<br />
Highway. Call 419-666-2905 for details.<br />
8:30 p.m. Alcoholics Anonymous-OD at United<br />
Methodist Church, 270 Dixie Highway.<br />
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Caldwell inducted into honor society at Huntington<br />
Blair Caldwell, left, of <strong>Rossford</strong>, was inducted into the Indiana Beta chapter of Alpha Chi<br />
during a convocation held October 31. A junior broadcasting major at Huntington University,<br />
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Archaeological Institute offers lecture<br />
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<strong>The</strong> free illustrated lecture<br />
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Street, Toledo. <strong>The</strong> program<br />
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<strong>The</strong> Pompeii Sleazy Bars<br />
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Approximately 50 of the 150<br />
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<strong>Rossford</strong> UM Church to hold<br />
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homemade luncheon on Saturday,<br />
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‘Tuesdays with Kingston’<br />
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Kingston Residence of<br />
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speaker series called “Tuesdays<br />
with Kingston.” Informational<br />
talks are held the<br />
first and third Tuesdays of<br />
each month at 10 a.m. at<br />
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Community members are<br />
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talks along with some coffee,<br />
tea and sweet treats in the<br />
comfortable Kingston living<br />
room.<br />
Various topics and speakers<br />
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On November 20, Amy<br />
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Wine tasting, silent auction<br />
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A wine tasting dinner and<br />
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<strong>The</strong> event will include the<br />
tasting of an assortment of<br />
wines, foods and desserts.<br />
<strong>The</strong> cost is $50 per person.<br />
<strong>The</strong> proceeds will be put towards<br />
the Church School<br />
Building Fund. For more information,<br />
call the church at<br />
419-475-7054 before 2 p.m.<br />
Check us out on the web<br />
www.rossford.com<br />
Academy<br />
For more information<br />
use the QR Code<br />
to go directly to<br />
www.nda.org.<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Senior Center<br />
<strong>The</strong> Wood County Committee on Aging<br />
400 Dixie Highway<br />
419-666-8494<br />
Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.<br />
Programs and lunches for all area residents<br />
at least 60 years of age.<br />
ACTIVITIES AND<br />
LUNCH MENUS<br />
Lunch is served Monday<br />
through Friday, at noon. No<br />
reservations are necessary.<br />
Menus are subject to change,<br />
and nutritional values and ingredient<br />
information are<br />
available upon request.<br />
<strong>The</strong> suggested donation is<br />
$2, age 60+, and $5, for those<br />
under age 60. Hot, nutritious<br />
meals are available Monday-<br />
Friday for home-bound seniors<br />
in Wood County who are<br />
unable to prepare meals for<br />
themselves.<br />
Frozen meals are available<br />
for the weekend. If eligible,<br />
the cost is on a donation<br />
basis. For more information,<br />
call Social Services at 1-800-<br />
367-4935. To register for<br />
weekly activities, call the<br />
Senior Center.<br />
Monday, November <strong>12</strong><br />
Noon menu–Pizza Burger<br />
or Chicken Patty, sweet potato<br />
fries, pea salad, orange,<br />
gingerbread.<br />
•9:30 a.m.–Body Recall<br />
Tuesday, November 13<br />
Noon menu–Beef Stew or<br />
Broiled Cod, stewed vegetables,<br />
tropical fruit, macaroni<br />
salad, cherry cobbler.<br />
•Noon–<strong>Rossford</strong> Senior<br />
Club meeting.<br />
Wednesday, November 14<br />
Noon menu–Meatloaf or<br />
Chicken Wings, au gratin potatoes,<br />
corn relish, mandarin<br />
orange salad, strawberry<br />
mousse.<br />
•9:30 a.m.–Body Recall<br />
Body & Sole would like to thank the residents of Perrysburg and<br />
surrounding areas for all their support over the last 10 years.<br />
It has been our pleasure to serve you and look forward to<br />
many more years together.<br />
Yvonne M. Fey, LMT, EMT-B<br />
Owner / Director<br />
Barb Anderson, LMT Patti Cameron, LMT Sonya Comer, LMT<br />
Becky Davis, LMT Kelli Delp, LMT Amy Dumas, LMT<br />
Beth Lenix, RN, LMT Breanne Lieske, LMT Carrie Pierce, RN, LMT<br />
Lisa Deeter, Certified Reflexologist Elizabeth Hansen, LMT, EMT-B<br />
Support Staff:<br />
•Barb David •Rachel Hinojosa •Cris Schmenk •Amy Shuler<br />
Thursday, November 15<br />
Noon menu–Thanksgiving<br />
Celebration: turkey, green<br />
beans, mashed potatoes,<br />
stuffing, cranberry fruited<br />
salad, pumpkin pie.<br />
•Noon–Thanksgiving<br />
Lunch Celebration. Please<br />
join us for a traditional<br />
Thanksgiving lunch with all<br />
the trimmings and some great<br />
entertainment. Singer Jake<br />
Pilewski will be performing<br />
the great songs of Frank<br />
Sinatra, Dean Martin and<br />
others. Entertainment is<br />
sponsored by Heartland of<br />
Perrysburg. Registration is<br />
required.<br />
Friday, November 16<br />
Noon menu–Pork Chop<br />
Suey or Louisiana Chicken,<br />
French green beans, rice, banana,<br />
grapefruit juice, cheesecake<br />
dessert.<br />
•9:30 a.m.–Body Recall<br />
Upcoming Events<br />
•Monday, November 19,<br />
at <strong>12</strong>:30 p.m.–Program: “No<br />
Salt” Does not have to Mean<br />
“No Flavor,” with Susan<br />
Miklovic, OSU Extension<br />
Office. Finding a tasty substitute<br />
or blend can prove tough:<br />
<strong>The</strong> best-known faux salt,<br />
potassium chloride, tends to<br />
have a bitter or off taste. And<br />
it might not be safe for people<br />
with kidney problems or<br />
those who take medications<br />
for the heart or liver, so those<br />
people should check with a<br />
doctor before using it. Learn<br />
some great ways to flavor<br />
your foods without having to<br />
Massage <strong>The</strong>rapy & Reflexology Center<br />
214 Louisiana Avenue • Downtown Perrysburg<br />
Yvonne M. Fey, Owner/Director (419 ) 873-SOLE<br />
grab a salt shaker.<br />
•Tuesday, November 20,<br />
at 9 a.m.–Breakfast Bunch at<br />
the Bulldog Diner, Dixie<br />
Highway, <strong>Rossford</strong>. Start the<br />
day right with a great breakfast<br />
and good friends.<br />
•Tuesday, November 20,<br />
at <strong>12</strong>:45 p.m.–Poker with<br />
Host Ed Tucholski. We’ve<br />
got the chips, we’ve got the<br />
cards, and you provide the<br />
luck and talent. Put on your<br />
best poker face and join the<br />
fun.<br />
•Wednesday, November<br />
21, at noon–Birthday Celebration<br />
with gift bags courtesy<br />
of Perrysburg Care and<br />
Rehabilitation Center. Seniors<br />
with November birthdays<br />
must register in advance.<br />
•Wednesday, November<br />
21, at <strong>12</strong>:30 p.m.–Ohio<br />
State/Michigan Party. <strong>The</strong><br />
party is on, and you can show<br />
your team spirit by joining<br />
the party and wearing your<br />
team colors.<br />
•Thursday, November<br />
22–Closed in observance of<br />
Thanksgiving.<br />
•Friday, November<br />
23–Closed for Thanksgiving<br />
holiday.<br />
•Tuesday, November 27,<br />
at noon–<strong>Rossford</strong> Senior<br />
Club meeting.<br />
•Wednesday, November<br />
28, from 10 a.m. to<br />
noon–Blood pressure clinic.<br />
•Wednesday, November<br />
28, at <strong>12</strong>:45 p.m.–Bingo with<br />
prizes sponsored by Perrysburg<br />
Commons.<br />
Life Line Screening set for Nov. 10<br />
Life Line Screening will<br />
be at the Waterford at Levis<br />
Commons, on Saturday, November<br />
10.<br />
Stroke is the third leading<br />
cause of death and a leading<br />
cause of permanent disability.<br />
A total of 80 percent of stroke<br />
victims had no apparent<br />
warning signs prior to their<br />
stroke.<br />
Life Line Screening offers<br />
preventive ultrasound screenings<br />
to help individuals avoid<br />
a stroke. Screenings are fast,<br />
noninvasive, painless, affordable<br />
and convenient.<br />
Screenings identify potential<br />
cardiovascular conditions<br />
such as blocked arteries and<br />
irregular heart rhythm, abdominal<br />
aortic aneurysms,<br />
and hardening of the arteries<br />
in the legs, which is a strong<br />
predictor of heart disease. A<br />
bone density screening to assess<br />
osteoporosis risk also is<br />
offered and is appropriate for<br />
both men and women.<br />
Packages start at $149. All<br />
five screenings take 60 to 90<br />
minutes to complete.<br />
For more information regarding<br />
the screenings or to<br />
schedule an appointment, call<br />
1-877-237-<strong>12</strong>87 or visit the<br />
Web site at www.life<br />
linescreening.com.<br />
Pre-registration is required.<br />
Veterans Day chili lunch offered<br />
Veterans, their spouses<br />
and the public are invited to<br />
a chili luncheon on Sunday,<br />
November <strong>11</strong>, from 1 to 4<br />
p.m. in celebration of Veterans<br />
Day. <strong>The</strong> event will be<br />
<strong>The</strong> Church of St. Andrew<br />
United Methodist Church will<br />
host a pancake breakfast to<br />
benefit Honor Flight on Saturday<br />
November 17, from 8<br />
to 10:30 a.m.<br />
All veterans are invited to<br />
enjoy breakfast at no charge.<br />
<strong>The</strong> cost for all others is a free<br />
will donation. Carry out<br />
meals will be available.<br />
<strong>The</strong> meal includes several<br />
selections of pancakes, including<br />
potato pancakes,<br />
patty or link sausage, French<br />
toast with warm fruit toppings,<br />
homemade sausage<br />
gravy and biscuits, Spam, and<br />
held at Strawberry Acres<br />
Park on McCord Road in<br />
Holland.<br />
<strong>The</strong> meal is free for veterans<br />
and spouses. All other<br />
meals are $1 per bowl.<br />
St. Patrick of Heatherdowns<br />
to hold fall bazaar on Nov. 10<br />
St. Patrick of Heatherdowns,<br />
located at 4201<br />
Heatherdowns at the corner<br />
of Eastgate and Heatherdowns<br />
in Toledo, will hold<br />
its 22nd annual fall bazaar on<br />
Saturday, November 10,<br />
from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.<br />
Crafts include jewelry,<br />
seasonal décor and gifts, pop<br />
can airplanes, clay critters,<br />
wood furniture, scrapbooking,<br />
handcrafted cards, handbags,<br />
and more.<br />
Parking and admission<br />
are free. Food and refreshments<br />
will be available.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re will be a 50/50 raffle<br />
and face painting for children.<br />
Pancake breakfast to benefit<br />
Honor Flight set for Nov. 17<br />
creamed chipped beef served<br />
over toast points. <strong>The</strong>re also<br />
will be low-carb and vegetarian<br />
dishes.<br />
<strong>The</strong> church is located at<br />
3620 Heatherdowns Boulevard.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Stony Ridge United<br />
Methodist Church will hold<br />
its annual holiday bazaar on<br />
Saturday, November 10, from<br />
9 a.m. to 4 p.m.<br />
A homemade lunch of<br />
cabbage rolls, chicken noodle<br />
soup, sandwiches, pies and<br />
more will be served.<br />
Obituary<br />
•WALTER STACHOWICZ<br />
Walter “Beans” Stachowicz,<br />
89, died Thursday,<br />
November 1, 20<strong>12</strong>. He was<br />
born July 17, 1923, in <strong>Rossford</strong>,<br />
where he lived most of<br />
his life. For the past six<br />
months, he resided in<br />
Shelby, North Carolina, near<br />
his son and family.<br />
He graduated from <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
High School, served his<br />
country in World War II,<br />
being decorated with a Purple<br />
Heart, and worked at<br />
Libby-Owens-Ford for 35<br />
years.<br />
He was an avid fan of the<br />
Detroit Tigers.<br />
Mr. Stachowicz is survived<br />
by his daughter, Celia<br />
(John) Blanchong; son,<br />
Scott (Lisa) Stachowicz;<br />
grandchildren, Tammy<br />
(Greg) Liakos, Matthew<br />
Blanchong, Gina, Sam, Alec<br />
and Liana Stachowicz, and<br />
great-grandchildren, Nick<br />
and Jack Liakos. He was<br />
preceded in death by his<br />
wife of 60 years, Rita.<br />
<strong>The</strong> family will receive<br />
friends on Friday, November<br />
9, from 9 to <strong>11</strong> a.m., at<br />
All Saints Catholic Church,<br />
628 Lime City Road, <strong>Rossford</strong>,<br />
followed by a funeral<br />
mass at <strong>11</strong> a.m., celebrated<br />
by the Rev. Joseph Steinbauer.<br />
Arrangements were<br />
made by the Sujkowski Funeral<br />
Home of <strong>Rossford</strong>.<br />
Memorial contributions<br />
may be made to the Sterling<br />
House of Shelby, 1425 East<br />
Marion Street, Shelby,<br />
North Carolina 28150.<br />
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CSI group<br />
to meet in Nov.<br />
CSI, Christian Seniors Interacting,<br />
meets the second<br />
and fourth Tuesday of each<br />
month, from <strong>11</strong>:30 a.m. to<br />
1:30 p.m., at Abundant Life<br />
#2, 200 Zoar Drive, Perrysburg.<br />
<strong>The</strong> group is sponsored<br />
by First United Methodist<br />
Church. Meetings are open to<br />
seniors of all denominations.<br />
<strong>The</strong> following programs<br />
are planned:<br />
•November 13–Bible<br />
study with the Rev. Laurie<br />
White of CedarCreek<br />
Church. Lunch will be provided<br />
by A to Z Health Care.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Maumee Senior Center<br />
Choir will present a musical<br />
program.<br />
•November 27–Bible<br />
study with the Rev. Chuck<br />
Campbell of Lutheran<br />
Church of the Master. Lunch<br />
will be provided by ABC<br />
Health Care. <strong>The</strong> program,<br />
“Buddhism,” will be presented<br />
by Lynn Lyle.<br />
<strong>The</strong> cost is $3 per meeting.<br />
Reservations are required<br />
by the Thursday prior<br />
to the meeting. For more information<br />
or to register, call<br />
Phyllis Morton at 419-872-<br />
0846.<br />
Stony Ridge UM Church<br />
to hold holiday bazaar Nov. 10<br />
<strong>The</strong>re also will be a bake<br />
sale featuring homemade<br />
noodles, decorated cookies,<br />
whole pies, a church cookbook<br />
and more, along with<br />
many craft tables.<br />
<strong>The</strong> church is located at<br />
5542 Fremont Pike in Stony<br />
Ridge.<br />
ALL SAINTS PARISH<br />
“THE ORIGINAL<br />
CHICKEN PAPRIKAS<br />
DINNER”<br />
Sunday, Nov. <strong>11</strong><br />
NOON TILL 3 P.M.<br />
(In Observance of Veterans Day)<br />
FREE dinner for all ACTIVE<br />
military/reservists—in uniform<br />
$3.00 off for all veterans<br />
(must have DD214 or military ID)<br />
In the McAlear Center<br />
628 Lime City Road, <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
Full Portion (1/2 chicken) - $9.00<br />
Half Portion (1/4 chicken) - $7.00<br />
Drive-Thru Carry-out is available<br />
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ROSSFORD UNITED<br />
METHODIST CHURCH<br />
270 Dixie Highway<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong>, Ohio 43460<br />
Phone 419-666-5323<br />
Pastor: Rev. Robert Ball<br />
SUN<strong>DAY</strong><br />
9:00 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:30 a.m. Worship Service<br />
Nursery Available<br />
PERRYSBURG<br />
ALLIANCE CHURCH<br />
10401 Avenue Road<br />
Corner 795 and White Road<br />
Perrysburg, Ohio 43551<br />
Phone: 419-874-1961<br />
www.perrysburgalliance.org<br />
Rev. Thomas George,<br />
Senior Pastor<br />
SUN<strong>DAY</strong><br />
8:15 a.m. Worship Service<br />
9:30 a.m. Sunday School for<br />
All Ages<br />
10:45 a.m. Worship Service<br />
6:00 p.m. Discipling Groups<br />
WEDNES<strong>DAY</strong><br />
7:00 p.m. Senior High SNAC<br />
7:00 p.m. Middle School JVD<br />
7:00 p.m. FW Friends<br />
(age 3 - grade 5)<br />
7:00 p.m. Adult Prayer Meeting<br />
“Join Us In Worship”<br />
ROSSFORD FIRST<br />
BAPTIST CHURCH<br />
157 Bergin Street<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong>, Ohio 43460<br />
Phone 419-666-9447<br />
Rev. Alexander Sheares<br />
SUN<strong>DAY</strong><br />
9:00 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:45 a.m. Worship Service<br />
WEDNES<strong>DAY</strong><br />
6:00 p.m. Prayer Service,<br />
Testifying and Bible Study<br />
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holiday<br />
bazaar is<br />
November 9<br />
<strong>The</strong> ProMedica St.<br />
Luke’s Hospital Auxiliary<br />
annual holiday bazaar will<br />
be on Friday, November 9,<br />
in the St. Luke’s Hospital<br />
auditorium from 8 a.m. to 4<br />
p.m.<br />
A continental breakfast<br />
and hot lunch will be available<br />
at the Jingle Bell Café.<br />
<strong>The</strong> show will feature 30<br />
vendors and four Auxiliary<br />
teams.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Auxiliary donates<br />
fund-raising proceeds to the<br />
Foundation to purchase hospital<br />
equipment, fund expansion<br />
projects and<br />
enhance patient care services.<br />
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Meets at the<br />
Perrysburg YMCA<br />
(Fort Meigs Center<br />
for Health Promotion)<br />
13415 Eckel Junction Rd.<br />
Perrysburg, 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-<strong>11</strong>27<br />
covechurch@gmail.com<br />
We would love to have you<br />
visit with us!<br />
ST. JOHN’S<br />
LUTHERAN CHURCH<br />
U.S. 20 and Route 163<br />
Stony Ridge, Ohio<br />
Phone: (419) 837-5<strong>11</strong>5<br />
Daniel G. Beaudoin, Pastor<br />
SUN<strong>DAY</strong><br />
8:30 a.m. Contemporary<br />
Worship<br />
9:45 a.m. Sunday School<br />
10:45 a.m. Traditional Worship<br />
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC<br />
CHURCH<br />
628 Lime City Road<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong>, Ohio 43460<br />
419-666-1393<br />
www.allsaintsrossford.org<br />
Masses: Saturday at 4:30 p.m.<br />
Sunday at 8:30 and <strong>11</strong>: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 />
24250 Dixie Highway<br />
(Highway 25)<br />
Perrysburg, 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 />
<strong>11</strong>:30 a.m.<br />
www.blessedjohn.org<br />
Homespun Holiday<br />
Art & Craft Show<br />
Sat., Nov. 10: 10-5<br />
Sun., Nov. <strong>11</strong>: 10-4<br />
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www.toledocraftsmansguild.org w.toledocraftsmansguild.org (419) 842-1925<br />
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<strong>Rossford</strong> Little League football team wins state championship<br />
Ashley Skala honored as outstanding student<br />
Erie Shores Birding Association<br />
to meet on Wed., November 21<br />
<strong>The</strong> Erie Shores Birding<br />
Association will meet<br />
November 21, at 7:30 p.m.,<br />
at Monroe County Community<br />
College, in room 201<br />
of the Life Science Building.<br />
Need<br />
apair<br />
for glare<br />
<strong>The</strong> guest speaker will<br />
be Wayne Pope, professor<br />
of photography at Lansing<br />
Community College. He<br />
will present “Thirty Years<br />
of Bird Photography–<br />
Things I’ve Learned.”<br />
Come visit our office<br />
and check out<br />
our sunglass collection.<br />
Dr. Angela K. Jackson, O.D.<br />
Dr. Tracy Needham, O.D.<br />
647 Lime City Rd. • <strong>Rossford</strong> • 416-666-0700<br />
www.qualityfamilyeyecare.net<br />
Ashley Skala, a <strong>Rossford</strong> student who<br />
attends the Wood County Educational<br />
Service Center Living Classroom in Bowling<br />
Green, recently was selected as the<br />
outstanding student in State Support<br />
Team Region 1.<br />
<strong>The</strong> award honors her progress in the<br />
classroom and at various community job<br />
sites.<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Superintendent Bill McFarland<br />
presented Ashley a certificate of<br />
commendation at an October school<br />
board meeting.<br />
Ashley is the daughter of Mark and<br />
Sandy Skala of <strong>Rossford</strong>.<br />
Her teacher Kelly VanOrder also<br />
attended the meeting.<br />
Above, Ashley, center, receives the<br />
award along with her mother, at left, and<br />
school board president Dawn Burks, right.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossford</strong> Little<br />
League fifth and sixth<br />
grade football players<br />
recently participated in the<br />
Ohio Athletic Committee<br />
State Championship. <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
competed in the <strong>12</strong>U<br />
Bronze Division with eight<br />
teams in their bracket.<br />
Indian Hills holds teacher rewards assembly<br />
Indian Hills held a teacher rewards assembly on November<br />
5. <strong>The</strong> winners each received a $50 gift card to Sam’s Club.<br />
<strong>The</strong> winners included, from left: Karen Mold, fourth grade<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossford</strong> fifth and sixth grade football team, coaches and cheerleaders at the state championship game.<br />
<strong>The</strong>ir first two games<br />
were played in Huron,<br />
Ohio, on November 3, at<br />
Kalahari Field. <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
defeated the Ontario Warriors,<br />
20-6, followed by a<br />
win over the Woodmore<br />
Wildcats, 28-13. <strong>The</strong>se<br />
two wins catapulted the<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> Bulldogs to the<br />
championship game held<br />
the next day in Fremont,<br />
Ohio.<br />
<strong>The</strong> championship<br />
game was close, but the<br />
Bulldogs pulled off a 21-<br />
14 victory over the Vermillion<br />
Little Sailors.<br />
teacher; Terry McKnight, second grade teacher; Judy Converse,<br />
music teacher; Kirsten Riethmiller, second grade<br />
teacher, and Tricia Hastings, reading intervention teacher.<br />
<strong>The</strong> team was led to<br />
victory by head coach Darrell<br />
Rodgers, assisted by<br />
Scott Jiannuzzi, Shawn<br />
Sparks and James Worley.<br />
<strong>The</strong> cheerleaders, led<br />
by Jenn Reno, also traveled<br />
to the games to support<br />
the team. <strong>The</strong>y are:<br />
Go <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
Bulldogs!<br />
Thank you<br />
for your<br />
continued<br />
support!<br />
Callie Markwood, Casey<br />
Reno, Emma Boney, Lisa<br />
Horseman, Brooke Hanley,<br />
Haliegh Shuman, Hannah<br />
SHERIFF<br />
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Trabbic, Tesla Bias, Paige<br />
Rodgers, Mia Corausone,<br />
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<strong>Rossford</strong> High School first quarter honor roll announced<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong> High School<br />
congratulates the following<br />
students for their academic<br />
achievement.<br />
<strong>The</strong> students listed below<br />
have obtained a grade point<br />
average of 3.0 or better for<br />
the first quarter of the 20<strong>12</strong>-<br />
13 school year.<br />
Special Honor Roll<br />
4.0 and above GPA<br />
Seniors: Jacob Carlen,<br />
Ryan Clay, Sarah Gerren,<br />
Payton Lechner, Elizabeth<br />
Parisi, Emily Rodgers.<br />
Juniors: Emily Price,<br />
Alexander Smith.<br />
Sophomores: Mikhala<br />
Dunne, Maggie Leahy,<br />
Danielle Meller, John Pupik,<br />
Garrett Shafer, Claire Verbosky,<br />
Autumn Wheaton-<br />
Rodriguez.<br />
Freshmen: Kathleen Hermes,<br />
Alexandria Hope, Isabell<br />
Hutchins, Trent<br />
McHugh, Savannah McIntosh,<br />
Jordan Miller, Bethany<br />
Price, Taylor Rodriguez,<br />
Taylor Spencer.<br />
With Honors<br />
3.50-3.99<br />
Seniors: Paul Cieply,<br />
Trung Doan, Amber Espen,<br />
Aurora Gilbert, Seth Johnson,<br />
Bente Morissinkhof,<br />
Kaylee Kolpin, Hannah<br />
Marcinek, Abigail Meek,<br />
Erika Peters, Natalie Mc-<br />
Niel, Alonzo Loya, Shannon<br />
Parisi, Kyle Robbins, Sara<br />
Julie Olmstead,<br />
Physical <strong>The</strong>rapist<br />
22 years experience<br />
Schwiefert, Brecken<br />
Schaller, Mark Skala, Audrey<br />
Vascik.<br />
Juniors: Ekaterina<br />
Brycheeva, Anthony Carlen,<br />
Amber Crosser, Jordan<br />
Boyer, Tyler Fargo, Danielle<br />
Farquharson, Brandon Goldsmith,<br />
Christian Goldsmith,<br />
Karl Hermes, Stephanie<br />
Hiner, Makynzie Horvath,<br />
Emily Houchins, Dallas<br />
Johnson, Wyatt Kinkade,<br />
Charles Moore, Matthew<br />
Myers, Maalaea Newell,<br />
Jessica Pietrasz, Ryan Reed,<br />
Joshua Reitzel, Laura Reitz,<br />
Christopher Schaffer,<br />
Makayla Scott, Ian Stolar,<br />
Kelsie Tucholski.<br />
Sophomores: Hector<br />
Aguirre, Nicole Beyer, Terry<br />
Desmond, Karly Durco,<br />
Keaton Eppink, Sarah Hufford,<br />
Lance Izsak, Devin<br />
Jurski, Kirsten Keller, Martin<br />
Linthicum, Taylor<br />
Moore, Ryan Niese, Daniel<br />
Schmenk, Nicholas Skiba.<br />
Freshmen: Collin Bohland,<br />
Erik Davis, Kyleigh<br />
Dehart, Allison Dunne,<br />
Haley Gozdowski, Kayla<br />
Kirkman, Alexander Laplante,<br />
Tanya Lark, Kallen<br />
Laugerman, Samantha<br />
Maas, Mathew Myers, Lauren<br />
Nissen, Dakota Pendergrass,<br />
Tayler Royal, Andrew<br />
Sabovik, Benjamin Sauter,<br />
David Schaffer, Heather<br />
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Valencic, Rachel Zabick,<br />
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Above Average<br />
Achievement<br />
3.00-3.49<br />
Seniors: Alexandria<br />
Carey, Aurora Coyle, Jennifer<br />
Destatte, Kevin<br />
Destatte, Meghan Fairbanks,<br />
Dakota Fargo, Rebecca<br />
Fuerst, Nathaniel Hoffman,<br />
Maddie Hoste, Brandi Jenkins,<br />
Chandler Horton, Daylynn<br />
Kahn, Alex Kamenca,<br />
Lauren Leonard, Alaina<br />
Mitchell, Samantha Ohms,<br />
DeShea Pyles, Kyle Sampson,<br />
Donna Scott, Rebecca<br />
Shirkey, Miranda Steedman,<br />
Erica Stolar, Kenneth Urbanyi,<br />
Levi Vollmar,<br />
Michael Welch, Madison<br />
Williams.<br />
Juniors: Noah Asmus,<br />
Elizabeth Bergstrom,<br />
Ronald Birchall, Kayla<br />
Bisalski, Brian Burks, Jacob<br />
Burlage, Tyler Cassavore,<br />
Jacob Cowell, Madison<br />
DESTINATION: ONWARD AND UPWARD.<br />
20<strong>11</strong> ANNUAL REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY<br />
FROM THE GENERAL MANAGER<br />
On behalf of the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority’s<br />
employees and Board of Trustees, I am pleased to present<br />
our 20<strong>11</strong> Annual Report. 20<strong>11</strong> marked the 40th year buses<br />
with TARTA’s name have been carrying passengers<br />
throughout our member communities. <strong>The</strong> TARTA Board<br />
of Trustees and I recognize that without the support of our<br />
employees, passengers and constituents, the Authority<br />
would not have succeeded.<br />
Crawford, Ronald Demko,<br />
Nolan Duly, Matthew Enderbury,<br />
Kaylee Fryman,<br />
Julie Hotz, John Hotz,<br />
Margo Jackson, Emily<br />
Jahns, McKenna Keaton,<br />
Todd Kitzler, Joshua Ladd,<br />
Phoenix Leganik, Aaron<br />
Long, Mandi Longeway,<br />
Derek Mack, Kaitlyn<br />
Maxwell, Melissa Meek,<br />
Eldon Miller, Tonya Miller,<br />
Melanie Nalley, Katlynn<br />
Napolski, Michelle Okapal,<br />
Haley Peterson, Kaitlyn<br />
Randolph, Shelbi Redway,<br />
Courtney Sizemore-Morris,<br />
Lyndsey Skala, Jonathan<br />
Stockard, Richard Villarreal,<br />
Dylan Wagoner, Alek Wood,<br />
Madelyn York, Alexis<br />
Young, Gillian Zywiczynski.<br />
Sophomores: John Allen,<br />
Evan Austin, Daniel Bobosky,<br />
Jenna Crippen,<br />
Kaiden Day, James<br />
Christoff, Hannah Gauthier,<br />
Levan Gubeladze, Mekenze<br />
Healey, Cody Igo, Kaylah<br />
Johnson, Spencer Kobylak,<br />
Derek Krieger, Jacob Ladd,<br />
Gift Boniface Zephania<br />
Lyimo, Andrew Myers,<br />
Evlyn Ohms, Sarah Ohms,<br />
Katherine Paff, Brian<br />
Perkins, Hannah Peterson,<br />
Caitlin Pruss, Mason Robison,<br />
Megan Rombach,<br />
Bailee Self, Bryce Sours,<br />
Wyatt Soviar, Austin Taylor,<br />
Jocelyn Tijerina, Youngjae<br />
Shin, Teagyn Stoar, Kylee<br />
Walker, Amanda Young.<br />
Freshmen: Samuel Beale,<br />
Samantha Beck, Shayla<br />
Cajka, Derek Carlen,<br />
Alexander Creighton,<br />
Amber Everhardt, Daniel<br />
Fox, Hannah Franks, Anne<br />
Gerren, Justin Groom,<br />
Sophia Handley, Jordan<br />
Krause, Marie Kuron,<br />
Alexander Louviere, Dylan<br />
Nawrocki, Haley Ortiz,<br />
Brian Pitzen, Mellany Scott,<br />
Alexander Santellana, Caitlyn<br />
Schwiefert, Larisa<br />
Sloan, Nicholas Stowers,<br />
Melissa Tucholski, Felicia<br />
Tyson.<br />
Autism Center open house showcases services<br />
Jacob White, T.C. Hops and Alana Buck greet community<br />
members arriving at the new Autism Center.<br />
Local families and representatives<br />
from area healthcare<br />
organizations recently<br />
celebrated the opening of the<br />
ProMedica Toledo Children’s<br />
Hospital Autism Center, located<br />
at 2040 West Central<br />
Avenue in Toledo.<br />
Families learned how the<br />
facility is bringing together<br />
local healthcare organizations,<br />
universities, community<br />
groups, and parents to set<br />
standards for early diagnosis.<br />
<strong>The</strong>y also learned options for<br />
individualized intensive interventions<br />
and for continued<br />
care and support for the<br />
unique needs of families affected<br />
by autism.<br />
<strong>The</strong> 9,200-square-foot facility<br />
is home to ProMedica<br />
Toledo Children’s Hospital<br />
Autism Early Learning Program,<br />
Great Lakes Collaborative<br />
for Autism, Harbor,<br />
iTaalk, Self Reliance Center,<br />
and Special Kids <strong>The</strong>rapy.<br />
<strong>The</strong> center includes classrooms,<br />
Special Kids <strong>The</strong>rapy<br />
sensory playroom, an outdoor<br />
playground, and the soon-tobe-renovated<br />
Self-Reliance<br />
Living Skills Center.<br />
<strong>The</strong>re also is a completely<br />
renovated kitchen and laundry<br />
area to provide students<br />
vocational and life skills that<br />
promote independence.<br />
TARTA.COM<br />
FINANCIAL REPORT<br />
In order to provide its services, TARTA obtains revenues<br />
from a variety of sources, including passenger fares, local<br />
property taxes, Federal and State governments and other<br />
income. TARTA distributes these funds among a range of<br />
categories relating to service, including labor and fringes,<br />
fuel, paratransit services, materials and supplies, insurance<br />
and utilities. Here is a breakdown of TARTA’s income and<br />
expenses for 20<strong>11</strong>.<br />
NDA, Junior<br />
Academy open<br />
house slated<br />
Notre Dame Academy<br />
(NDA), for girls in grades 7 to<br />
<strong>12</strong>, believes the key to educating<br />
today’s young women for<br />
the future is to create: life-long<br />
learners, critical thinkers,<br />
global-minded awareness,<br />
structured inquirers, team<br />
players, strong communicators,<br />
and self-starters. Families<br />
can find out more at the<br />
school’s open house, November<br />
<strong>11</strong>, from <strong>11</strong> a.m. to 2 p.m.<br />
<strong>The</strong>ir unique approach to<br />
education provides young<br />
women with a variety of educational<br />
options that fits their<br />
learning style from a collegeprep<br />
curriculum offering honors<br />
and Advanced Placement<br />
options to the prestigious International<br />
Baccalaureate (IB)<br />
Diploma Program for young<br />
women who want to push their<br />
limits.<br />
What makes NDA’s IB<br />
Program so distinctive is its<br />
focus on women’s education<br />
and offering both full diploma<br />
and a certificate program so<br />
that more young women can<br />
benefit. So if a young woman<br />
has an interest in a particular<br />
subject, for example English,<br />
she can earn an IB certificate<br />
in English, if she passes required<br />
course work and testing.<br />
NDA has the largest<br />
program in northwest Ohio,<br />
with almost 200 young<br />
women interested.<br />
With more than 25 teachers,<br />
counselors and administrators<br />
trained in the IB<br />
pedagogy and curriculum, its<br />
philosophy will become a part<br />
of every course. Being identified<br />
as an IB school further enhances<br />
NDA’s already<br />
outstanding reputation with<br />
colleges and universities.<br />
Recognizing that families<br />
are searching for ways to reduce<br />
college costs, NDA has<br />
expanded opportunities to earn<br />
college credit in high school as<br />
well as gain a competitive<br />
edge through a variety of options.<br />
Families can visit Notre<br />
Dame Academy and Junior<br />
Academy for grades 7 to <strong>12</strong> on<br />
Sunday, November <strong>11</strong>, from<br />
<strong>11</strong> a.m. to 2 p.m., at 3535 West<br />
Sylvania Avenue.<br />
Visitors will learn about the<br />
latest educational trends and<br />
how students can achieve<br />
more and excel both inside<br />
and outside the classroom.<br />
Families with fifth and<br />
sixth grade girls can tour the<br />
Junior Academy and learn<br />
how to get a strong jump start<br />
for a college-prep high school<br />
education in seventh and<br />
eighth grade.<br />
Visitors can tour the campus,<br />
meet the teachers, and<br />
learn more about the spirit and<br />
nurturing environment from<br />
student guides.<br />
For more information, call<br />
the school at 419-475-9359 or<br />
visit the Web site at<br />
www.nda.org.<br />
Subscribe<br />
to the<br />
<strong>Record</strong>!<br />
Call<br />
(419)<br />
874-4491<br />
ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL — November 8, 20<strong>12</strong> — Page 7<br />
All Saints kindergarten students make applesauce<br />
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how to make applesauce.<br />
At right: Jasmine<br />
Mier measures the apples<br />
and puts them in<br />
the crock pot to start the<br />
cooking process as<br />
Julia Gahn looks on.<br />
Below, right: Kathleen<br />
Timbrook tries her<br />
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NEW PATIENTS & EMERGENCIES WELCOME<br />
Also located at:<br />
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While an Annual Report’s content normally is dedicated to<br />
looking back at the previous year, I prefer to use this<br />
opportunity to look forward to the exciting changes and<br />
improvements on the horizon. Several changes will<br />
transform how TARTA interacts with its existing and<br />
potential passengers. <strong>The</strong>se include:<br />
<br />
on-time performance, on-road maintenance and bus<br />
location. This information will be shared with passengers<br />
so they can track bus routes from their home, work<br />
computer or bus stop.<br />
<br />
drastically, to be more responsive, effective and easier<br />
to use.<br />
<br />
<br />
and consolidating our operations in a single location to<br />
save money and improve service.<br />
Ongoing updates to these projects can be found at a<br />
webpage dedicated to highlighting TARTA’s progress at<br />
TARTA.com/change.<br />
My thanks to our passengers and constituents for their<br />
<br />
local economy’s slow recovery, our ridership continues to<br />
increase, especially in the important adult and senior ridership<br />
category where 20<strong>11</strong> recorded an <strong>11</strong>.5 percent increase.<br />
It is because of this support, we will continue to improve<br />
and offer quality public transit service to the region.<br />
REVENUE<br />
PASSENGER INCOME 18%<br />
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE 19%<br />
PROPERTY TAX 59%<br />
STATE ASSISTANCE 4%<br />
OTHER REVENUE 0%<br />
EXPENSES<br />
100%<br />
LABOR & FRINGES 59%<br />
MATERIAL & SUPPLIES <strong>11</strong>%<br />
FUEL 10%<br />
SERVICES<br />
UTILITIES, TAXES,<br />
INSURANCE, CLAIMS<br />
2%<br />
4%<br />
DEPRECIATION 14%<br />
100%<br />
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DON’S DRYWALL and<br />
plaster repair. Resurfacing,<br />
texturing. Free estimates,<br />
seven days. 419-476-0145.<br />
PAINTING AND Wallpapering.<br />
Professional, quality work.<br />
Removal, wall repair. Brian,<br />
419-297-9686.<br />
A-1 GUTTER CLEANING.<br />
Debris taken away; tower removal.<br />
Insured. 419-865-1941.<br />
LAWN CARE. Mowing, fall<br />
clean-up, snow removal. References,<br />
reasonable, estimates<br />
available. Call Justin,<br />
419-872-5716.<br />
WINDOW CLEANING. Perrysburg<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 />
MORSE PAINTING, restoration<br />
and color. 419-460-<br />
3540.<br />
BASEMENT WATER-<br />
PROOFING, wall repair.<br />
Reasonable rates. 30 years experience.<br />
Many Perrysburg references.<br />
Licensed and insured.<br />
Call anytime, 419-874-2802.<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 BTR05<strong>12</strong>8HRC.<br />
419-270-3782.<br />
SCHALLER TRUCKING.<br />
Delivering stone, sand and topsoil<br />
for life’s little projects.<br />
419-666-7642, 419-392-7642.<br />
FALL CLEAN-UP. Leaf removal,<br />
bushes and shrubs<br />
trimmed or removed, perennials<br />
cut back. Call Don at Don’s<br />
Lawn and Landscape, LLC,<br />
419-708-3855.<br />
JILL’S CLEANING service.<br />
Residential and commercial,<br />
also organizing closets and<br />
more. Call 419-699-4709.<br />
PAINTING, DECORAT-<br />
ING, cleaning, winterize and<br />
repair. Home or business. 35<br />
years experience in Perrysburg.<br />
Len Meistor, 419-874-<br />
9280.<br />
BLIND CLEANING and repair.<br />
Mini blinds, wood blinds,<br />
fabric shades, vertical blinds.<br />
Pick up, deliver, take down,<br />
re-hang, next day turn around.<br />
Perrysburg Clean Blinds Plus.<br />
419-874-9199.<br />
STEVE’S DRYWALL, spray<br />
ceilings, texture walls, all<br />
patchwork. Call Steve,<br />
419-873-8025.<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 $5.50.<br />
Call 419-874-4491 to<br />
place your ad.<br />
CONCRETE WORK. Driveways,<br />
patios, sidewalks. Cement<br />
mason since 1985.<br />
Call Paul 419-327-0883.<br />
YARD WORK done. Call,<br />
419-874-2914.<br />
MICHAEL’S EXCAVAT-<br />
ING. Sand, stone, topsoil, excavating.<br />
Free estimates. Insured.<br />
419-344-1872.<br />
INTERIOR PAINTING,<br />
neat, experienced. References.<br />
Free estimates. Donna,<br />
419-476-<strong>11</strong>73, 419-250-4504.<br />
ELECTRICIAN, 30 years experience.<br />
Residential and commercial.<br />
419-704-7201.<br />
WINDOW CLEANING.<br />
Clearly Superior Window<br />
Cleaning. Residential Specialist.<br />
“Your pane is my<br />
pleasure” Jeff Romp owner/<br />
operator. 419-385-9260.<br />
HURLEY’S INTERIOR/exterior<br />
painting. Reasonable<br />
prices. 20 years experience.<br />
Free estimates. Call 419-882-<br />
6753.<br />
BUSINESS SERVICES<br />
APPLIANCE REPAIR.<br />
Fast professional service to<br />
<strong>Rossford</strong>, Perrysburg 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 />
UPHOLSTERY, YOUR fabric<br />
or mine. Reasonable.<br />
419-874-5747.<br />
SEWING MACHINE repair,<br />
clean, oil, adjust, in your<br />
home, $19.95, 24 hour service.<br />
419-843-6233.<br />
GARAGE SALES<br />
5743 NORTH River Road,<br />
Waterville. Friday-Saturday,<br />
November 9-10, 9-4. Furniture,<br />
kitchen items, golf cart,<br />
baby clothes, Christmas decorations,<br />
skis and sleds.<br />
ALL GARAGE SALE AD-<br />
VERTISING MUST BE<br />
PREPAID, BY CASH,<br />
CHECK OR CREDIT CARD<br />
BY MON<strong>DAY</strong> 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 />
SALESMAN’S<br />
SAMPLE SALE<br />
1835 Arrow,<br />
off Hunters Run<br />
9-<strong>12</strong> Sat., Nov. 10<br />
Men’s, ladies and kids,<br />
sweatshirts, tees, polos in<br />
OSU, Michigan and Notre<br />
Dame, BGSU sweatshirts.<br />
Nothing over $15.<br />
ESTATE SALE<br />
SATUR<strong>DAY</strong>, NOV. 10<br />
8 A.M. - 4 P.M.<br />
807 HIGHLAND DRIVE,<br />
ROSSFORD<br />
Double bed, twin beds,<br />
dressers, chairs, tables,<br />
antique dining table and<br />
glass door/shelves cabinet,<br />
wicker rocker, Singer<br />
sewing machine, TVs,<br />
books, CDs, VHS and<br />
DVDs, wooden swing,<br />
tools, bikes, linens, kitchen<br />
and household items and<br />
loads of miscellaneous.<br />
MOVING/ESTATE<br />
ALL MOVING/ESTATE<br />
SALE ADVERTISING<br />
MUST BE PREPAID, BY<br />
CASH, CREDIT CARD OR<br />
CHECK, BY NOON ON<br />
MON<strong>DAY</strong> BEFORE PUB-<br />
LICATION OR THE AD<br />
WILL NOT RUN.<br />
FOR SALE<br />
BABY GRAND piano. 1<br />
owner, restored, refinished,<br />
perfect. $2,700. 419-350-6281.<br />
FIREWOOD, FREE delivery,<br />
4’ x 8’ row, $65. Seasoned<br />
hardwood. Alternative<br />
Tree Service, 419-475-3<strong>11</strong>1.<br />
FIREWOOD, SEASONED,<br />
4’ high x 8’ long stack, $80.<br />
419-409-0252 or 419-409-<br />
0250.<br />
SOLID OAK table, 70”x42”,<br />
with 18” leaf, 6 chairs, $1,000.<br />
Matching oak hutch,<br />
58”x17”x78”, $650. 419-661-<br />
8518.<br />
TAXIDERMY. MOUNTED<br />
Boar head, $250 OBO.<br />
419-878-3540.<br />
UPRIGHT PIANO, Cable<br />
Nelson, ivory color, great<br />
sound, $550. Glass top brass<br />
kitchen table with four<br />
chairs. $50. Call 419-872-<br />
0843.<br />
WANTED TO BUY<br />
A MECHANIC buys vehicles;<br />
looks, pays accordingly,<br />
anything with wheels.<br />
419-870-0163.<br />
PICKER PAYING $ for antiques,<br />
advertising, musical instruments,<br />
old toys, etc.<br />
419-874-9<strong>11</strong>9.<br />
WE ARE always looking for<br />
great things to buy or consign.<br />
Collections or estates.<br />
Jones & Jones LTD Antiques<br />
and Fine Art. <strong>11</strong>4 W. Indiana.<br />
419-874-2867.<br />
WANTED GUNS, any age,<br />
any condition. Also WWII<br />
and earlier military items. Indian<br />
artifacts. Rob,<br />
419-340-5808, 8 a.m.-8 p.m.<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 />
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 />
HELP WANTED<br />
Frozen Specialties, Inc., a Frozen Food manufacturing acturing company, corporate office<br />
fi<br />
located in<br />
Holland, Ohio, has<br />
an opportunity for a motivated professional in the<br />
following ow<br />
position:<br />
on:<br />
Research and Development<br />
Coordinator/Lab Tech<br />
Candidate must<br />
have<br />
3 to 5 years in R&D or related food technology. <strong>The</strong><br />
position on<br />
requires res<br />
experience<br />
in food processing and/or USDA, experience in food labeling and<br />
USDA packaging regulations.<br />
A 2-year technical degree eis required. A 4-year degree<br />
e<br />
is<br />
a<br />
plus.<br />
This<br />
position will<br />
be<br />
located at<br />
the<br />
Holland, Ohio office, fi<br />
but<br />
candidate<br />
will<br />
be<br />
expected to travel<br />
to the Archbold, Ohio facility.<br />
Responsibilities include<br />
but are not<br />
limited to:<br />
work with Customers, Marketing, Sales<br />
and Operations<br />
teams<br />
to develop new products<br />
and make<br />
changes<br />
to existing products;<br />
prepare pare<br />
and ship samples<br />
of new and existing products;<br />
work with raw material<br />
vendors; facilitate and execute test runs<br />
of new products; prepare draft specifications<br />
icat<br />
i<br />
of new<br />
products<br />
for evaluation and approval<br />
by Quality Assurance. Candidate must<br />
have<br />
excellent<br />
organizational skills; MS Word and Excel; analytical<br />
and problem<br />
solving abilities;<br />
ability to interact professionally with all l levels<br />
of management.<br />
Frozen Specialties, Inc. offers fe<br />
an outstanding compensation and benefits program.<br />
Apply in confidence by sending ng your resume<br />
to:<br />
paula.gleckler@frozenspecialties.com. a.gleckler@frozenspecialtii es.com. Or mail<br />
your resume e<br />
to: Frozen Specialties,<br />
Inc., Corporate Office, 1465 Timberwolf Dr., Holland, OH 43528 Attention:<br />
Paula a Gleckler/Vice President of Human Resources<br />
No phone calls<br />
please.<br />
Frozen Specialties, Inc. is<br />
an Equal Opportunity Employer<br />
Immediate Direct Care Openings<br />
in BG, Haskins, Walbridge and Portage!<br />
Want to make a difference in the lives of people with<br />
developmental disabilities This is the job for you!<br />
Wood Lane Residential Services, Inc. has full time,<br />
part-time & sub positions available. <strong>The</strong> primary duty<br />
of a direct care staff is to coach our consumers with activities<br />
meaningful to their quality of life as a person with<br />
a developmental disability. <strong>The</strong> job can be very satisfying<br />
and fun not only assisting with activities of daily living<br />
(such as cooking, cleaning, passing medications<br />
and transporting), but also participating and developing<br />
activities interesting to both direct care staff and the<br />
consumer. Duties may also include total assistance in<br />
areas such as bathing, eating and toileting. $9-<br />
$13.18/hr based on experience. Require High School<br />
Diploma or GED and valid driver license & acceptable<br />
driving record (for driving positions only) & pre-employment<br />
background screening. Obtain application<br />
from WLRS, 545 Pearl St., Bowling Green, Mon-Fri. Or<br />
download application at www.wlrs.org. EOE<br />
WE ARE NOT JUST<br />
TALKING TURKEY!<br />
TO THE FIRST<br />
10 LEASE<br />
PURCHASERS<br />
RECEIVE – ZERO<br />
DOWN / WALK AWAY<br />
LEASE<br />
100 GALLONS OF FREE<br />
FUEL and 3 FREE OIL<br />
CHANGES on us!<br />
Owner/Operators<br />
Flatbed Steel Haulers<br />
& Dry Van<br />
Wkly Pay, Direct Deposit<br />
Comdata Card,<br />
Plate Program<br />
Family Owned Business<br />
Operating Nearly 50 years!<br />
Call Recruiting<br />
800-537-0223<br />
www.NSTTransport.com<br />
EARN MONEY babysitting<br />
while you sleep. We need<br />
child care at night for 3 children,<br />
ages <strong>11</strong>, 9 and 8, part<br />
time. 1-2 nights a week from<br />
9 p.m.-9 a.m. Please call<br />
419-260-7200 or send your<br />
resume to P.O. Box 36, Perrysburg,<br />
Ohio 43552.<br />
HIRING EXPERIENCED<br />
plumber. Send resume to ace<br />
plumbingtoledo@gmail.com.<br />
MEDICAL ASSISTANT,<br />
part-time. Clinical and clerical<br />
experience required. P.O. Box<br />
267BC, Perrysburg, Ohio<br />
43552.<br />
CUTE MALE kittens need<br />
loving indoor home. Black, 9<br />
weeks, tabby 16 weeks. $25<br />
each, $40 together. 419-410-<br />
2464. 9 a.m.-8 p.m.<br />
PETS<br />
ADMINISTRATIVE SUP-<br />
PORT Staff II/Fiscal Department.<br />
Must have two (2) years<br />
experience in accounting duties<br />
including A/R, A/P, G/L,<br />
P/R. GAAP, Health and Dental<br />
insurance, month-end and<br />
year-end accounting; proficient<br />
in Microsoft Word, Excel,<br />
Outlook; prefer nonprofit or<br />
government agency knowledge<br />
with ODE, DODD, waiver and<br />
grant billing. Full-time position<br />
with benefits. Salary<br />
$24,221-$28,221 based upon<br />
experience. Application packet<br />
may be obtained from Wood<br />
County Board of DD, 1921<br />
East Gypsy Lane Road., Bowling<br />
Green, Ent. A.<br />
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m.-4:30<br />
p.m. or www.wood-lane.us.<br />
EOE.<br />
DRIVERS: DEDICATED account.<br />
No-touch freight. Top<br />
pay, benefits, miles, weekly<br />
home-time and more. Werner<br />
Enterprises: 1-888-567-4856.<br />
SOUS CHEF, experienced,<br />
energetic, knowledgeable.<br />
Stella's Restaurant 104 Louisiana<br />
Avenue, Perrysburg. info@<br />
stellasrestaurantandbar.com<br />
THE FARMERS & Merchants<br />
State Bank is accepting<br />
applications for a part-time<br />
teller position at our Perrysburg<br />
location. For a description<br />
of duties and qualifications<br />
please visit<br />
www.fm-bank.com or apply in<br />
person at 620 Clydes Way,<br />
Archbold, Ohio 43502. Respond<br />
only if your background<br />
matches our requirements and<br />
duties listed. Please e-mail or<br />
mail resume, professional reference<br />
list and a letter outlining<br />
your qualifications. Refer<br />
to job #C 1013<strong>12</strong> and e-mail to<br />
HumanResources@fmbank.com<br />
or mail Attn: Human<br />
Resource Department, <strong>The</strong><br />
Farmers & Merchants State<br />
Bank, PO Box 216, Archbold,<br />
Ohio 43502. Resumes must be<br />
received by November 14,<br />
20<strong>12</strong>. An equal opportunity<br />
employer.<br />
SHIH-TZU PUPPIES for<br />
sale. Adorable male and female<br />
puppies, $300 each. I am<br />
not a breeder, mom on site.<br />
Call for info, 419-386-9647.<br />
Humane Ohio<br />
Pet Photos with Santa!<br />
Dec. 1st, 10 am – 5 pm; Pet Supplies Plus Alexis<br />
Dec. 2nd, 10 am – 2 pm;<br />
Pet Supplies Plus Central Ave.<br />
$10 & $20 packages, $25 holiday cards<br />
All proceeds benefit Humane Ohio’s<br />
non-profit spay/neuter clinic.<br />
<br />
<br />
DRIVERS: DEDICATED<br />
home daily. CDL-A, 1 year<br />
OTR, $1,000 sign on bonus.<br />
Apply at 320 Matzinger Road,<br />
Toledo. MTS: 800-748-0192<br />
x208/214.<br />
LOST & FOUND<br />
FOUND FEMALE Golden<br />
Retriever and a terrier mix at<br />
Orleans Park on Saturday,<br />
November 3. Call Animal<br />
Control Officer, 419-872-8001.<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 />
Perrysburg. 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 />
PUBLISHER’S NOTICE<br />
All real estate advertising in this<br />
newspaper is subject to the Federal<br />
Fair Housing Act which makes it illegal<br />
to advertise “any preference,<br />
limitation or discrimination based<br />
on race, color, religion, sex, handicap,<br />
familial status or national origin,<br />
or intention to make any such<br />
preference, limitation or discrimination.”<br />
Familial status includes<br />
children under the age of 18 living<br />
with parents or legal custodians,<br />
pregnant women and people securing<br />
custody of children under 18.<br />
This newspaper will not knowingly<br />
accept any advertising for real estate<br />
which is in violation of the law.<br />
Our readers are hereby informed<br />
that all dwellings advertised in this<br />
newspaper are available on an equal<br />
opportunity basis. Call the Fair<br />
Housing Center, 243-6163, before<br />
you run your advertisement. To<br />
complain of discrimination call<br />
HUD toll-free at 1-800-669-9777.<br />
<strong>The</strong> toll-free telephone number<br />
for the hearing impaired is<br />
1-800-927-9275.<br />
* * * NOTICE * * *<br />
Investigate before you invest.<br />
Call the Ohio Division of Securities<br />
BEFORE purchasing<br />
an investment. Call the Division’s<br />
Investor Protection Hotline<br />
at 800-788-<strong>11</strong>94 to learn if<br />
the 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 work<br />
at home position.<br />
(This notice is a public service of<br />
the Welch Publishing Co.)<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-<strong>11</strong>86 for a personal tour<br />
Maumee Apartments<br />
Bowles Court Apartments<br />
Large 1 bedroom, private entrance,<br />
no stairs. Cat and dog<br />
friendly (restrictions apply).<br />
Now thru November 30<br />
$395mo + $100 gas card<br />
special for qualified applicants.<br />
419-666-5320<br />
Move-in Today!<br />
South Toledo<br />
1,2&3 bedroom spacious<br />
apartment<br />
homes with washer/<br />
dryer across from<br />
the Stranahan <strong>The</strong>ater<br />
starting at $599.<br />
West Toledo<br />
One Bedroom, $398.<br />
Studio, $368. $250<br />
security deposit special.<br />
Holland-Sylvania<br />
at Dorr.<br />
CALL FOR<br />
OUR SPECIALS<br />
419-389-0555<br />
SITUATIONS WANTED<br />
BABY-SITTING OPEN-<br />
INGS available in my Perrysburg<br />
home. Clean, nonsmoking,<br />
fun and friendly<br />
environment. Call 419-779-<br />
7830.<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 />
LINDA’S BEEN cleaning<br />
houses for 22 years. Let me<br />
help you. Free estimates. Call<br />
419-699-5457.<br />
MUSIC<br />
PIANO LESSONS grades<br />
K-<strong>12</strong>, all levels and styles,<br />
$18/lesson, 15 years performing<br />
experience, 10 years teaching.<br />
419-450-9595.<br />
VIOLIN LESSONS, $10/<br />
half hour. Beginner to intermediate.<br />
Call 567-686-3773.<br />
USED CARS<br />
1999 MITSUBISHI Eclipse<br />
GS, 4 cylinder, automatic,<br />
leather, sunroof, $3,000. 419-<br />
705-5238.<br />
LOOKING FOR cars/trucks.<br />
Call before selling or trading.<br />
419-297-9709.<br />
MOBILE HOMES<br />
BEAUTIFUL 16 wide, front<br />
kitchen, 2 bedroom, 2 bath,<br />
with utility room and decks.<br />
On corner lot at Village<br />
Green. $23,500. 20%<br />
down-$4,700. Payment including<br />
lot rent $585 for<br />
seven years. 419-248-2372.<br />
WALNUT HILLS, move-in<br />
ready, all updated, 28x65, 3<br />
bed, 2 bath, porch, awning,<br />
shed, large lot, $39,900.<br />
419-902-0167.<br />
FREE CABLE<br />
Cordoba Apartments<br />
Perrysburg Township.<br />
Close to Owens & Crossroads.<br />
Rent starting at $410<br />
419-381-0600<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 />
BRAND NEW!<br />
Briarwood<br />
Cove<br />
Ranch Style<br />
Luxury<br />
Apartments<br />
Move-In Special:<br />
Don’t Pay Rent Until<br />
Dec. 1. Call for details.<br />
13609 Roachton Rd.<br />
419-450-4667<br />
Hall Rental<br />
Capacity 260<br />
American Legion Post #553<br />
206 S. Byrne Rd., Toledo<br />
1-419-535-2421<br />
www.adamspost553.org<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
FOR RENT<br />
INDOOR STORAGE, Auto,<br />
Boat and RV. 419-376-0658.<br />
1 AND 2 BEDROOM twinplexes,<br />
corner 795 and Lime<br />
City Road. No pets, $400 and<br />
$500/month. 419-944-4871.<br />
1ST CLASS East River/Rockledge/Hamlet<br />
area. $499/$529.<br />
Dignified, vintage, quality, impeccable,<br />
quiet, safe.<br />
419-517-6081.<br />
2 BED twinplex, quiet country<br />
setting, gas heat, central air,<br />
laundry connections, attached<br />
finished garage, pool and tennis,<br />
$670. 419-297-3<strong>12</strong>3.<br />
2 BEDROOM villa. C/A,<br />
gas heat, attached garage,<br />
washer/dryer hook-ups, $665/<br />
month. 419-874-0889.<br />
2 BEDROOM, side-by-side<br />
duplex, beautiful kitchen,<br />
washer/dryer hook-up, full<br />
basement, high efficiency<br />
gas furnace. Free water/sewer.<br />
419-352-5620.<br />
242 QUEENSLAND Boulevard,<br />
Perrysburg. 3 bedroom,<br />
1.5 bath, $1,200 plus utilities.<br />
Cassie 419-290-53<strong>12</strong>.<br />
AMAZING REMODELED<br />
ranch home located in <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
Eagle Point Colony. 3<br />
bedroom, 2 baths, fireplace<br />
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<strong>Rossford</strong><br />
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LAND FOR sale, 1.85 acres,<br />
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<strong>The</strong> Toledo Museum of<br />
Art announces the following<br />
program highlights for November.<br />
Admission is free.<br />
Continuing Exhibitions<br />
Leslie Adams: Drawn<br />
from Life, through January<br />
13, in Gallery 18. As a young<br />
girl Leslie Adams attended<br />
art classes at the Toledo Museum<br />
of Art. Today she is nationally<br />
known for her<br />
portraits of distinguished<br />
members of society and civic<br />
leaders. <strong>The</strong> first recipient of<br />
the Solo Exhibition Award of<br />
the venerable Toledo Area<br />
Artists Exhibition in 20<strong>11</strong>,<br />
Ms. Adams presents a new<br />
body of approximately 20<br />
works incorporating Old<br />
Master painting compositions<br />
and drawing techniques. This<br />
work is autobiographical,<br />
weaving classical references<br />
with a dash of 20th-century<br />
pop culture. In it, she conveys<br />
memories of TMA and its<br />
collection together with other<br />
people, places and objects<br />
that have shaped her career<br />
and life.<br />
Prints and Authors from<br />
the Time of Manet, through<br />
January 13, in Works on<br />
Paper Gallery. Édouard<br />
Manet (1832–83) came of<br />
age during a time of prolific<br />
change in Paris and in French<br />
society in general. While earlier<br />
artists produced works of<br />
biblical and mythological<br />
subjects full of history and allegory,<br />
artists like Manet<br />
began to paint more freely<br />
and to be inspired by the life<br />
around them. Prints, photographs<br />
and illustrated books<br />
are included in this exhibition<br />
of artworks produced during<br />
Manet’s lifetime. Approximately<br />
<strong>12</strong>0 works by some of<br />
the most talented artists<br />
working in the period–including<br />
Renoir, Corot, Daumier,<br />
Whistler and Manet<br />
himself–are featured.<br />
Museum People: Faces<br />
of TMA, through January 10,<br />
in Gallery 1. Museum people–those<br />
who visit and support<br />
art institutions–come<br />
from all walks of life. Last<br />
spring, hundreds of Toledo<br />
Museum of Art community<br />
members of all ages stopped<br />
by to have photo headshots<br />
taken by local award-winning<br />
photographer Jim Rohman<br />
and his assistant Giles<br />
Cooper to be included in this<br />
exhibition, featuring a sea of<br />
nearly 700 faces. <strong>The</strong> collective<br />
community portraits are<br />
shown floor-to-ceiling,<br />
“salon style,” adjacent to the<br />
Manet: Portraying Life and<br />
Made in Hollywood: Photographs<br />
from the John Kobal<br />
Foundation exhibitions.<br />
Community Gallery<br />
•Community Gallery<br />
Portrait Invitational with<br />
ArtReach Portraits through<br />
January 10, in the Community<br />
Gallery. Select artists<br />
from past Community<br />
Gallery exhibitions were invited<br />
to create works inspired<br />
by Édouard Manet’s style, his<br />
methods or his subjects. Fifty<br />
talented artists are represented<br />
in this free exhibition<br />
featuring works in painting,<br />
paper, ceramics, photography,<br />
metals, glass and mixed<br />
media. Also in the Community<br />
Gallery this season, see<br />
portraits made by participants<br />
in TMA Community<br />
ArtReach summer workshops.<br />
•Portraying Life in<br />
Toledo Photo Exhibition,<br />
November 2 through January<br />
10, in the Community<br />
Gallery. In the spirit of this<br />
fall’s Season of Portraiture,<br />
TMA invited community<br />
members to submit original<br />
photographs to the “Portraying<br />
Life in Toledo” photography<br />
contest and exhibition.<br />
Photographs chosen capture<br />
everyday life in Greater<br />
Toledo and feature at least<br />
one individual. <strong>The</strong> public<br />
voted on their favorites and a<br />
panel selected the portraits<br />
included in the show. A public<br />
reception will be held on<br />
opening night and Best of<br />
Show awards will be presented.<br />
Special Presentation<br />
“Up Close with the King<br />
James Bible,” November 8,<br />
at 1 p.m., and November 17,<br />
at 2 p.m., in the Print Study<br />
Room. In conjunction with<br />
the Lourdes University exhibition<br />
Manifold Greatness,<br />
view the Toledo Museum of<br />
Art’s original 400-year-old<br />
King James Bible as Ed Hill,<br />
works on paper assistant, discusses<br />
the story of its creation.<br />
Don’t miss this rare<br />
opportunity to see the Bible<br />
out of the case. Limit <strong>12</strong> participants.<br />
Call 419-255-800,<br />
extension 7432 for reservations.<br />
Gallery Talk: “I Don’t<br />
Look Like That!” Portraits<br />
in the TMA Old Master<br />
Collection, November 9, at 7<br />
p.m. Participants will meet in<br />
Libbey Court. Lawrence W.<br />
Nichols, William Hutton senior<br />
curator of European and<br />
American painting and sculpture<br />
before 1900, leads a<br />
gallery tour featuring some of<br />
the standouts among the Museum’s<br />
Old Master portraits<br />
from the Renaissance through<br />
ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL — November 8, 20<strong>12</strong> — Page 9<br />
Glenwood School announces students of the month for September<br />
Glenwood Elementary School recently announced its students of the<br />
month for September. <strong>The</strong> honored students and their grade levels follow.<br />
Kindergarten: Kevin James, Keegan Engram, Hannah Tousignant.<br />
First grade: Nadia Howard, Salwa Anjum, Jordyn Martinez, Brian Peterson.<br />
Second grade: Faith McKinley, Rania Maraaba, Lillian Poorman.<br />
Third grade: Trenton Bachmayer, Lexie Villarreal, Emily Claypool.<br />
Fourth grade: Mattie Swonger, Kylie Tietje, Makayla Machcinski.<br />
Fifth grade: Allyson Haas, Chloe Knapp, Yasmina Maaraba.<br />
Sixth grade: Drew Bertz and Natasha Wandtke.<br />
Toledo Museum of Art program highlights for November<br />
the 19th century. <strong>The</strong> omnipresent<br />
dynamic of artistpatron-sitter<br />
interaction will<br />
be considered.<br />
•Gallery Talk: “You Are<br />
What You Wear: Fashion in<br />
Portraits,” November <strong>11</strong>, at<br />
2 p.m. Participants will meet<br />
in Libbey Court. Whether or<br />
not clothes make the man (or<br />
the woman), what you wear<br />
can impact how you’re<br />
viewed by the world. Explore<br />
how artists and patrons have<br />
used fashion to communicate<br />
meaning in portraits throughout<br />
history with Paula Reich,<br />
curatorial projects and publications<br />
manager at TMA.<br />
Musical Performances<br />
Great performances in<br />
the Great Gallery: Portraiture<br />
in Song on November<br />
18, at 3 p.m. Recall Manet’s<br />
Paris and Hollywood’s glamour<br />
as soprano Joan Layne<br />
and pianist Kevin Bylsma are<br />
joined by the Toledo Opera<br />
and Masterworks Chorale to<br />
perform music about ordinary<br />
Parisians and Hollywood<br />
stars.<br />
Free Film Series<br />
Manet’s Paris<br />
“Madame Bovary” will<br />
be shown on November 9, at<br />
8 p.m., in the Little <strong>The</strong>atre.<br />
<strong>The</strong> extraordinary novel by<br />
Gustave Flaubert is brought<br />
to the screen with Jennifer<br />
Jones in the title role. As sensual<br />
and provocative Madame<br />
Bovary, she explores the<br />
range of emotions from<br />
flights of fantasy to sudden<br />
and imperious gratification of<br />
her love-whims. (1949, Vincente<br />
Minnelli, <strong>11</strong>5 minutes)<br />
Minds-on Art<br />
Gallery Games<br />
Visitors of all ages can explore<br />
the TMA with gallery<br />
games designed to challenge<br />
their skills at looking at art.<br />
One game requires a photo<br />
ID for check-out.<br />
•November 9, from 7 to 9<br />
p.m., Libbey Court<br />
•November 18, from 2 to<br />
4 p.m., Libbey Court<br />
Glassblowing<br />
Demonstrations<br />
<strong>The</strong> following demonstrations<br />
will be held in the Glass<br />
Pavilion Hot Shop:<br />
•November 7, 8, 13, 14,<br />
15, 27, 28 and 29, at 2 p.m.<br />
•November 9, 16 and 30,<br />
at 2, 7, 8 and 9 p.m.<br />
•November 10, 17, 18, 20,<br />
21, 24 and 25, at 1, 2 and 3<br />
p.m.<br />
•November <strong>11</strong>, at 1 p.m.<br />
Free Public Tours<br />
Family Time Tours–<br />
Tours meet in the Family<br />
Center or Libbey Court at 1<br />
p.m. on the following dates:<br />
November <strong>11</strong>, 18 and 25.<br />
Baby Tour–November 9,<br />
at 6:30 p.m. Participants will<br />
meet at the Family<br />
Center.Watch your child respond<br />
to colorful paintings<br />
and learn ways to facilitate<br />
early visual literacy skills.<br />
Parents and caregivers with<br />
infants up to 18 months are<br />
welcome for the lively 30-<br />
minute tour. No strollers will<br />
be permitted.<br />
Visiting Artists<br />
Jennifer Bandeen uses<br />
cool techniques with a laptop<br />
and a scanner to manipulate<br />
portraits. She will present a<br />
program on Friday, November<br />
30, from 6 to 7 p.m., in<br />
the Family Center.<br />
Family Center Activities<br />
<strong>The</strong> following workshops<br />
will be offered for children<br />
age 10 and younger, accompanied<br />
by an adult. <strong>The</strong> programs<br />
are held in the Family<br />
Center.<br />
•Portraits in Miniature,<br />
November <strong>11</strong>, from noon to<br />
5:30 p.m.; November 13 and<br />
15, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,<br />
and November 16, from 3:30<br />
to 8 p.m. Experiment with<br />
line drawings and make a<br />
miniature portrait using tooling<br />
techniques.<br />
•Manet’s Hats, November<br />
18, from noon to 5:30<br />
p.m.; November 20, from 10<br />
a.m. to 3 p.m., and November<br />
23, from 3:30 to 8 p.m. Many<br />
of Manet’s subjects wore<br />
hats. Make your own paper<br />
hat based on those you see in<br />
the exhibition.<br />
•Manet Family and<br />
Friends, November 25, from<br />
noon to 5:30 p.m.; November<br />
27 and 29, from 10 a.m. to 3<br />
p.m., and November 30, from<br />
3:30 to 8 p.m. Manet painted<br />
portraits of many of his<br />
friends and family. Participants<br />
will draw a portrait of<br />
their loved ones using oil pastels.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Museum is located at<br />
2445 Monroe Street. For<br />
more information, call 419-<br />
255-8000 or visit the Web site<br />
at www.toledomuseum.org.<br />
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A 5K race/walk and 1K<br />
Kids Fun Run to benefit the<br />
No Kid Hungry® campaign<br />
will be held on Saturday, November<br />
10, at 10 a.m. at Monclova<br />
Elementary School,<br />
8085 Monclova Road, Monclova.<br />
<strong>The</strong> event is organized by<br />
students in the Penta Career<br />
Center-Anthony Wayne teaching<br />
professions program, and<br />
the entry fee is $20.<br />
Prizes will be awarded to<br />
the top runners in each age<br />
group and to the overall top<br />
runners.<br />
Major sponsors of the<br />
event are ProMedica/St.<br />
Luke’s Hospital, Dave’s Running,<br />
and the Toledo Roadrunners.<br />
Entry forms are available at<br />
Anthony Wayne High School,<br />
Dave’s Running in Perrysburg<br />
(www.davesrunning.com) and<br />
through the Toledo Roadrunners.<br />
All entry forms can be<br />
dropped off or mailed to: Anthony<br />
Wayne High School, No<br />
Kid Hungry 5K, 5967 Finzel<br />
Road, Whitehouse, Ohio<br />
43571. Online registration is<br />
available at imathlete.com ,<br />
but a service fee will apply.<br />
On race day, Toledo Seagate<br />
Foodbank will be on hand<br />
to collect non-perishable food<br />
items. Fruit, water, and other<br />
snacks will be provided to race<br />
participants, and Dr. Schwanz,<br />
of Waterville Chiropractic<br />
Clinic, will offer free health<br />
care screenings.. A DJ will<br />
provide entertainment.<br />
This event is being held to<br />
support the Share Our<br />
Strength’s Foundation, No Kid<br />
Hungry® campaign, a national<br />
effort to end childhood<br />
hunger in America.<br />
This year the students<br />
chose the No Kid Hungry®<br />
campaign, bringing awareness<br />
to the issue of childhood<br />
hunger.<br />
For more information, contact<br />
Teresa Nissen, instructor<br />
of the Penta/ Anthony Wayne<br />
teaching professions program,<br />
at 419-877-0925, extension 3.<br />
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RJHS eighth grade football team wins NBC championship<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Rossford</strong> Junior High School eighth grade football team finished its perfect season<br />
at the Northern Buckeye Conference championship game on October 25, at Jackson-Ferguson<br />
Stadium. <strong>The</strong> team entered the championship following an undefeated regular season,<br />
with a record of 6-0-1. <strong>The</strong> Bulldogs capped it off with a 24-6 victory over Otsego, to take the<br />
NBC trophy.<br />
On the third play of the game, Cota Sinclair intercepted, but the Bulldogs were unable to<br />
score until late in the second quarter on a 70-yard run by Cota.<br />
He then completed a slant pass to Jacob Perry for the two-point conversion. <strong>Rossford</strong> led<br />
8-0 at the half.<br />
In the third quarter, the Bulldogs marched the ball down the field and Drake Stolar ran it<br />
in from five yards out. He then ran in the two-point conversion to put the team up 16-0.<br />
Otsego answered late in the third quarter to close the gap to 16-6. Noah Tetgmeier had a<br />
Scouting for Food<br />
helps the hungry<br />
Place your ad today!<br />
419-874-4491<br />
LB.<br />
On Saturday, November<br />
17, Cub Scout Pack 43 and<br />
Boy Scout Troop 62 will<br />
collect food to help the hungry<br />
in the community.<br />
Items needed include<br />
canned meats/fish, juice,<br />
soups, canned vegetables,<br />
powdered milk, peanut butter,<br />
hot or cold cereal,<br />
condiments, boxed dinners,<br />
rice or pasta, and sauces.<br />
(No outdated or opened<br />
items.)<br />
All food will be donated<br />
to the All Saints Church<br />
food pantry.<br />
This Saturday, November<br />
10, Scouts will distribute<br />
Walmart bags to homes<br />
in <strong>Rossford</strong>, as well as the<br />
Perrysburg Township Lakemont<br />
and Starbright subdivisions.<br />
Donations will be picked<br />
up by the Scouts the following<br />
Saturday, November 17.<br />
Donations should be<br />
placed outside by 10 am.,<br />
and will be collected<br />
throughout the morning.<br />
If a donation is not<br />
picked up by noon, call Patti<br />
Kelley at 419-320-3000,<br />
and identify the address. It<br />
will be collected as soon as<br />
someone is available.<br />
This food collection is<br />
part of Scouting For Food,<br />
an effort by packs and<br />
troops around the country.<br />
For more information on<br />
this collection, call James<br />
Youngs 419-932-5753.<br />
‘Read to the<br />
Dogs’ returns<br />
to <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
Library Nov. 19<br />
Reading thereapy dogs<br />
will be returning to the <strong>Rossford</strong><br />
Public Library on Monday<br />
evenings, beginning on<br />
November 19 and continuing<br />
through December 17.<br />
<strong>The</strong>se non-judgemental<br />
dogs enjoy listening to stories<br />
and have helped many reluctant<br />
readers overcome their<br />
struggles with reading.<br />
Each session lasts 15 minutes.<br />
Participants can sign up<br />
to read between 6:45 and 7:45<br />
p.m.<br />
Reservations are required<br />
by calling the library at 419-<br />
666-0924.<br />
Genoa Civic<br />
<strong>The</strong>atre play<br />
is Nov. 8-10<br />
Genoa Civic <strong>The</strong>atre<br />
opened its 30th season on<br />
November 2, with an encore<br />
production of “Everybody<br />
Loves Opal,” written by John<br />
Patrick and directed by Pete<br />
Lowry. Performances continue<br />
November 8, 9 and 10.<br />
Curtain on Friday and Saturday<br />
is at 8 p.m., and the Sunday<br />
matinee performance is<br />
at 2 p.m.<br />
For tickets, call the box<br />
office at 419-855-3103.<br />
Trunk show<br />
set for Nov. 30<br />
<strong>The</strong> Toledo Bar Association<br />
will hold its sixth annual<br />
trunk show at the Toledo Club<br />
on November 30, from <strong>11</strong>:30<br />
a.m. to 2 p.m.<br />
Handcrafted gifts created<br />
by more than 25 local artists<br />
will be featured. Items include<br />
paintings, garden art,<br />
blown glass, jewelry, knitted<br />
items, purses and more. <strong>The</strong><br />
trunk show is open to the<br />
public.<br />
Visitors also can enjoy the<br />
Toledo Club’s display of holiday<br />
trees.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Toledo Club is located<br />
at 235 14th Street, Toledo.<br />
‘Financial Aid 101’ offered<br />
at local library Nov. 15<br />
On Thursday, November<br />
15, at 7 p.m., Way Library<br />
will hold another program in<br />
its series of events designed<br />
to help high school students<br />
as they consider their options<br />
for higher education.<br />
“Financial Aid 101” is an<br />
overview of scholarships,<br />
grants, student loans and the<br />
Toy auction<br />
Nov. <strong>11</strong><br />
C o n n - We i s s e n b e rg e r<br />
American Legion Post No.<br />
587 will hold a toy auction<br />
on Sunday, November <strong>11</strong>,<br />
from noon until 4 p.m.<br />
<strong>The</strong> public is invited to attend<br />
and the post is located at<br />
2020 West Alexis Road,<br />
Toledo.<br />
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CITY OF ROSSFORD<br />
FALL CURBSIDE<br />
LEAF COLLECTION PROCEDURES<br />
As part of the City’s Storm Water Management Plan, we ask city residents’<br />
cooperation when raking leaves. Leaves are to be raked to the edge of<br />
street but not into the street. When leaves are raked into the street they<br />
cause many problems. Do not include grass clippings.<br />
Piles of leaves in the street cause traffic hazards<br />
Emergency vehicles may be hindered during an emergency run.<br />
Leaf piles can cause drivers to veer into oncoming traffic to avoid leaf<br />
piles.<br />
If cars are parked over a pile of dry leaves, the heat from the catalytic<br />
converter could cause a fire.<br />
If it snows before leaves are collected, leaves that are in the street freeze<br />
to the pavement and make it difficult to keep the streets open to traffic.<br />
Piles of leaves in the street impede collection by city crews<br />
If cars are parked on or beside leaf piles,<br />
city crews cannot collect these leaves.<br />
When it rains, leaf piles in the street<br />
cause drainage blockages that can cause<br />
streets to flood and storm sewers to become<br />
clogged with leaf debris.<br />
When the storm sewers become clogged,<br />
the public works crews must then clean<br />
the storm sewer to reinstate the free flow<br />
in the storm sewer.<br />
Do not place brush or any other debris<br />
with leaves. This debris damages<br />
the leaf vacuum.<br />
big hit to keep them from scoring the two-point conversion.<br />
Drake Stolar finished out the scoring for the Bulldogs with a 20-yard run followed by a<br />
Cota Sinclair two-point run.<br />
For the season, <strong>Rossford</strong> averaged 33.75 points per game, while giving up only <strong>11</strong>.5 per<br />
game. Three times the team scored 44 points or more, and three times the Bulldogs held their<br />
opponents to a touchdown or less.<br />
Coaches for the Bulldogs are Ron Recknagel and Gene Keaton.<br />
Team members include: Mark Beckhoff, Connor Bihn, Grant Boyer, Patrick Broadwater,<br />
Chris Gorsuch, Grant Hughes, Reed Jackson, Joey Korzec, Tanner Krotzer, Devon Leeuw,<br />
Zach Lewis, Brian Maxwell, Cody Orr, Jacob Perry, Drew Pinardo, Michael Reno, Riley Royster,<br />
Adam Sauter, Jacob Schimming, Austin Schmidt, Travis Sherman, Cota Sinclair, Drake<br />
Stolar, Noah Tetgmeier, Andrew Thompson and Ethan Wagner.<br />
FAFSA.<br />
Betsy Johnson, of Owens<br />
Community College, will<br />
answer questions on finding<br />
funds for college.<br />
This is a free program,<br />
and no reservations are necessary.<br />
Refreshments will be<br />
served.<br />
EXAMPLES OF GOOD LEAF PILES<br />
Leaves in a long, narrow pile make<br />
it easier to collect with leaf vacuum.<br />
Park car away from leaf piles<br />
EXAMPLES OF BAD LEAF PILES<br />
Do not pile leaves in the street or<br />
curb. Keep leaves in the grass area<br />
between the curb and the sidewalk.<br />
Pile leaves away from fire hydrants,<br />
mailboxes and street<br />
signs.<br />
Keep leaves away from street storm<br />
drains. Leaves flow into the storm sewer<br />
and cause blockages and street flooding.