VETERANS DAY 11-11-12 - The Rossford Record Journal

Page 10 — November 8, 2012 — ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL
Penta/AW to sponsor race/walk
Serving Perrysburg for 31 years!
228 Louisiana Avenue
Perrysburg, OH
419-874-8787
Front-end Alignment
and
Rotate & Balance
$59.99
Valid for most vehicles. Present coupon at drop-off. Cannot be used with
any other offers or discounts. Expires 12/1/12.
Rossford
941 Dixie Hwy.
419-666-0091
A 5K race/walk and 1K
Kids Fun Run to benefit the
No Kid Hungry® campaign
will be held on Saturday, November
10, at 10 a.m. at Monclova
Elementary School,
8085 Monclova Road, Monclova.
The event is organized by
students in the Penta Career
Center-Anthony Wayne teaching
professions program, and
the entry fee is $20.
Prizes will be awarded to
the top runners in each age
group and to the overall top
runners.
Major sponsors of the
event are ProMedica/St.
Luke’s Hospital, Dave’s Running,
and the Toledo Roadrunners.
Entry forms are available at
Anthony Wayne High School,
Dave’s Running in Perrysburg
(www.davesrunning.com) and
through the Toledo Roadrunners.
All entry forms can be
dropped off or mailed to: Anthony
Wayne High School, No
Kid Hungry 5K, 5967 Finzel
Road, Whitehouse, Ohio
43571. Online registration is
available at imathlete.com ,
but a service fee will apply.
On race day, Toledo Seagate
Foodbank will be on hand
to collect non-perishable food
items. Fruit, water, and other
snacks will be provided to race
participants, and Dr. Schwanz,
of Waterville Chiropractic
Clinic, will offer free health
care screenings.. A DJ will
provide entertainment.
This event is being held to
support the Share Our
Strength’s Foundation, No Kid
Hungry® campaign, a national
effort to end childhood
hunger in America.
This year the students
chose the No Kid Hungry®
campaign, bringing awareness
to the issue of childhood
hunger.
For more information, contact
Teresa Nissen, instructor
of the Penta/ Anthony Wayne
teaching professions program,
at 419-877-0925, extension 3.
Lee Williams
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drop-off. Cannot be used with any other offers or
discounts. Expires 12/1/12.
Keep your
business in town
and buy local!
We are your
“hometown” boys
here to serve you!
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$29.99
Lube Oil
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RJHS eighth grade football team wins NBC championship
The Rossford Junior High School eighth grade football team finished its perfect season
at the Northern Buckeye Conference championship game on October 25, at Jackson-Ferguson
Stadium. The team entered the championship following an undefeated regular season,
with a record of 6-0-1. The Bulldogs capped it off with a 24-6 victory over Otsego, to take the
NBC trophy.
On the third play of the game, Cota Sinclair intercepted, but the Bulldogs were unable to
score until late in the second quarter on a 70-yard run by Cota.
He then completed a slant pass to Jacob Perry for the two-point conversion. Rossford led
8-0 at the half.
In the third quarter, the Bulldogs marched the ball down the field and Drake Stolar ran it
in from five yards out. He then ran in the two-point conversion to put the team up 16-0.
Otsego answered late in the third quarter to close the gap to 16-6. Noah Tetgmeier had a
Scouting for Food
helps the hungry
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419-874-4491
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On Saturday, November
17, Cub Scout Pack 43 and
Boy Scout Troop 62 will
collect food to help the hungry
in the community.
Items needed include
canned meats/fish, juice,
soups, canned vegetables,
powdered milk, peanut butter,
hot or cold cereal,
condiments, boxed dinners,
rice or pasta, and sauces.
(No outdated or opened
items.)
All food will be donated
to the All Saints Church
food pantry.
This Saturday, November
10, Scouts will distribute
Walmart bags to homes
in Rossford, as well as the
Perrysburg Township Lakemont
and Starbright subdivisions.
Donations will be picked
up by the Scouts the following
Saturday, November 17.
Donations should be
placed outside by 10 am.,
and will be collected
throughout the morning.
If a donation is not
picked up by noon, call Patti
Kelley at 419-320-3000,
and identify the address. It
will be collected as soon as
someone is available.
This food collection is
part of Scouting For Food,
an effort by packs and
troops around the country.
For more information on
this collection, call James
Youngs 419-932-5753.
‘Read to the
Dogs’ returns
to Rossford
Library Nov. 19
Reading thereapy dogs
will be returning to the Rossford
Public Library on Monday
evenings, beginning on
November 19 and continuing
through December 17.
These non-judgemental
dogs enjoy listening to stories
and have helped many reluctant
readers overcome their
struggles with reading.
Each session lasts 15 minutes.
Participants can sign up
to read between 6:45 and 7:45
p.m.
Reservations are required
by calling the library at 419-
666-0924.
Genoa Civic
Theatre play
is Nov. 8-10
Genoa Civic Theatre
opened its 30th season on
November 2, with an encore
production of “Everybody
Loves Opal,” written by John
Patrick and directed by Pete
Lowry. Performances continue
November 8, 9 and 10.
Curtain on Friday and Saturday
is at 8 p.m., and the Sunday
matinee performance is
at 2 p.m.
For tickets, call the box
office at 419-855-3103.
Trunk show
set for Nov. 30
The Toledo Bar Association
will hold its sixth annual
trunk show at the Toledo Club
on November 30, from 11:30
a.m. to 2 p.m.
Handcrafted gifts created
by more than 25 local artists
will be featured. Items include
paintings, garden art,
blown glass, jewelry, knitted
items, purses and more. The
trunk show is open to the
public.
Visitors also can enjoy the
Toledo Club’s display of holiday
trees.
The Toledo Club is located
at 235 14th Street, Toledo.
‘Financial Aid 101’ offered
at local library Nov. 15
On Thursday, November
15, at 7 p.m., Way Library
will hold another program in
its series of events designed
to help high school students
as they consider their options
for higher education.
“Financial Aid 101” is an
overview of scholarships,
grants, student loans and the
Toy auction
Nov. 11
C o n n - We i s s e n b e rg e r
American Legion Post No.
587 will hold a toy auction
on Sunday, November 11,
from noon until 4 p.m.
The public is invited to attend
and the post is located at
2020 West Alexis Road,
Toledo.
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CITY OF ROSSFORD
FALL CURBSIDE
LEAF COLLECTION PROCEDURES
As part of the City’s Storm Water Management Plan, we ask city residents’
cooperation when raking leaves. Leaves are to be raked to the edge of
street but not into the street. When leaves are raked into the street they
cause many problems. Do not include grass clippings.
Piles of leaves in the street cause traffic hazards
Emergency vehicles may be hindered during an emergency run.
Leaf piles can cause drivers to veer into oncoming traffic to avoid leaf
piles.
If cars are parked over a pile of dry leaves, the heat from the catalytic
converter could cause a fire.
If it snows before leaves are collected, leaves that are in the street freeze
to the pavement and make it difficult to keep the streets open to traffic.
Piles of leaves in the street impede collection by city crews
If cars are parked on or beside leaf piles,
city crews cannot collect these leaves.
When it rains, leaf piles in the street
cause drainage blockages that can cause
streets to flood and storm sewers to become
clogged with leaf debris.
When the storm sewers become clogged,
the public works crews must then clean
the storm sewer to reinstate the free flow
in the storm sewer.
Do not place brush or any other debris
with leaves. This debris damages
the leaf vacuum.
big hit to keep them from scoring the two-point conversion.
Drake Stolar finished out the scoring for the Bulldogs with a 20-yard run followed by a
Cota Sinclair two-point run.
For the season, Rossford averaged 33.75 points per game, while giving up only 11.5 per
game. Three times the team scored 44 points or more, and three times the Bulldogs held their
opponents to a touchdown or less.
Coaches for the Bulldogs are Ron Recknagel and Gene Keaton.
Team members include: Mark Beckhoff, Connor Bihn, Grant Boyer, Patrick Broadwater,
Chris Gorsuch, Grant Hughes, Reed Jackson, Joey Korzec, Tanner Krotzer, Devon Leeuw,
Zach Lewis, Brian Maxwell, Cody Orr, Jacob Perry, Drew Pinardo, Michael Reno, Riley Royster,
Adam Sauter, Jacob Schimming, Austin Schmidt, Travis Sherman, Cota Sinclair, Drake
Stolar, Noah Tetgmeier, Andrew Thompson and Ethan Wagner.
FAFSA.
Betsy Johnson, of Owens
Community College, will
answer questions on finding
funds for college.
This is a free program,
and no reservations are necessary.
Refreshments will be
served.
EXAMPLES OF GOOD LEAF PILES
Leaves in a long, narrow pile make
it easier to collect with leaf vacuum.
Park car away from leaf piles
EXAMPLES OF BAD LEAF PILES
Do not pile leaves in the street or
curb. Keep leaves in the grass area
between the curb and the sidewalk.
Pile leaves away from fire hydrants,
mailboxes and street
signs.
Keep leaves away from street storm
drains. Leaves flow into the storm sewer
and cause blockages and street flooding.