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Page 2 — June 13, 2013 — ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNALTrustees approve policy on placementof outdoor election campaign materialsThe placement of outdoorelection campaignmaterials has been the subjectof debate in PerrysburgTownship for the pastseveral years and has createdire during the electionseason.To resolve the issue, thetownship trustees passed apolicy regarding the placementof election materials.The policy, approved atthe June 5 meeting, spellsout the rules pertaining tosigns in township roadright-of-way and signsplaced on township premises.With regard to signs inthe township road right-ofway:•No type of campaignsign for or against anyissue or candidate shall beplaced within any townshiproad right-of-way [seediagram];•The township administratorwill notify one of theadjoining or underlyingRossford Eaglesand AuxiliaryBy Richard StaffanThe Rossford Eagles willbe having a flea market inthe parking lot on Saturday,June 15, from 6 a.m. until 4p.m. Cost is $10 per parkingspace. Please bring yourown table and set-ups. Theclub also will have tables torent. For more information,call the club at 419-666-9253 or Alice at 419-490-5068. All vendors are welcome.The club will havekaraoke the same night,from 7:30 until 11:30 p.m.,by Jer-e-oke. Stop in forsome fun.On Tuesday, June 18,from 5 until 9 p.m., the clubPLANTS•PRODUCE•GARDEN WHIMSY•Amish Baked Goods •Picnic Tables•Annuals •Perennials •Gazebos •Fountains•Statuary •Mulch •Hammocks •GrillsCelebrateFather’s DaySunday, June 16LIEVENS MARKET (Formerly Mosers Market)10411 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg, OH 43551(419) 874-4897 • www.lievensmarket.comeTypicalRight-of-way LineLegal SignIllegal SignIllegal SignSigns prohibited withinright-of-wayThis diagram provides an example of what constitutes illegal sign placement.property owners, the candidateor committee whena violation is observed orreported;•Signs remaining withina township road right-ofwayafter reasonablenotice may be removed orrelocated to a permissiblelocation, at the discretionwill have some hot food toeat. This is open to the public.Stop in and say hi to Ms.Judy.In Eagle sport news, thetop scores in the men’s golfleague at Tanglewood were:skins, #2 and #3, JerryBohner; #8, Mark Sunquist;par 3s, #4, Ed Beason; #5,Bob Herroon, #8; Jason St.Johns; 50/50, Jason St.Johns. Mystery score winnerswere Mark Sunquistand Norm Hamilton.The Eagle quote of theweek is, “Some peopleenjoy the fruits of theirlabor, while others just getthe banana peel.” See you atthe club.USE THE CLASSIFIEDS • 419-874-252820%OFFWith this adof the township administrator;•Removed signs will betaken to the townshipadministration building fortemporary storage;•Signs in temporarystorage are available to bepicked up by priorarrangement or between 8a.m. and 4 p.m. weekdays;•Any person claimingremoved signs shall berequired to produce currentphoto identificationfor copying by administrativepersonnel;•Once a person hasbeen properly identified,signs will be made availablefor recovery by theperson;•Township personnelare not required to assist inmoving or loading signs;•Signs will remain intemporary storage throughthe day of the next electionwhen the candidate orissue is on the ballot andwill be disposed of thereafter,and•Signs obstructing clearHeartland of Perrysburgis proud to presentDr. Karl Beer, MDDr. Beer is a Total JointReplacement Specialist for thePromedica Health System. Heis a board-certified orthopedicsurgeon with over 25 yearsof experience. He attendedmedical school at IndianaUniversity School of Medicine.He performed his residencyat William Beaumont Hospitalwith his fellowship in Total JointReplacement.Treatment of Common Arthiritis in Hip and Knees:The Changing Paradigm in 2013Heartland of Perrysburg • 10540 Fremont Pike • Perrysburg, OH 43551Friday. June 21, 2013 12:00 PM - 1:00 PMRSVP to Andria at 419.874.3578 by Friday, June 14, 2013.of PerrysburgTypical Right-of-way LineLegalSignvision of a roadway orintersection or otherwisedeemed unsafe to the travelingpublic will beremoved without notice.The policy regardingsigns on township premisesstates:•No campaign sign promotingor opposing anycandidate for electedoffice or any ballot issueshall be placed or displayedon any townshipproperty or vehicle at anytime, including any electionday;•No persons other thanelection officials,observers, police officersand electors waiting tomark, marking or castingtheir ballots shall be permittedto loiter, congregateor engage in campaigningwithin 100 feet of theentrance to any pollingplace, as marked by U.S.flags , and•Township police officersmay enforce this policy.–Jane MaioloArea blood drive scheduledThe American RedCross will hold a blooddrive on Friday, June 21,from 1 to 6 p.m., at theRossford Eagles, 658Lime City Road.To schedule anappointment, call 1-800-733-2767 or visit redcrossblood.org for moreinformation.To be eligible to donateblood, an individual must beFire and RescueExplorer Post tohold fund-raiserat Wendy’sThe Rossford Fire andRescue DepartmentExplorer Post 790 willhold a fund-raiser Monday,June 17, from 5 to 8 p.m.,at Wendy’s.The restaurant willdonate a percentage offood sales during thesehours to the Explorer post.at least 17 years of age, or16 with parental permission,weigh a minimum of110 pounds based on height,and be in good generalhealth. All donors need topresent valid identification.The Western Lake ErieRegion serves 11 counties,and needs to collect about300 units of blood a day tomeet patient need in 24 hospitals.MILLER’S AMISHBONELESSCHICKEN BREASTS$3 69LB.HometownValuesHOME GROWN - FROM WOLF’S IN BOWLING GREEN, OHSTRAWBERRIESTENNESSEEECKRICHHAM “OFFTHE BONE”$4 99TOMATOESHOME GROWN TASTE$2 99USDA CHOICERIB EYE STEAKSBONELESS$9 99By Jeannine WilbargerLibrary DirectorWith the Summer ReadingClub under way, Ithought it important toshare details about a newand fantastic opportunity atthe library this summer.The Ohio Chautauquawill be visiting Rossford ina few short weeks, and ourlibrary has the great fortuneto host each of the presentingscholars for two dailyworkshops Tuesday, July 9,through Saturday, July 13.The 10 a.m. sessions aregeared toward children, andadult workshops begin at 2p.m. each day.The scholars will not bein character or costume atthis time, and will speakabout the historical figurethey portray. Only in theevening, under the tent,will they adopt the personalityof their character togive a glimpse into the past“When Ohio was the WesternFrontier.”On Tuesday, July 9,Debra Connor, who is onher eighth tour with OhioChautauqua, will present“Inspired by MargaretBlennerhassett” for a youthaudience. Children willcreate their own imaginativedrawings and practicecreative writing to accompanythe nature inspiredart. The adult workshopentitled “Women on America’sWestern Frontier” willfocus on trends andlifestyles of women whosettled the western frontierin the early 1800s. Mrs.Conner is a published poetand when not touring, sheworks on raising funds tobuild a low costspay/neuter clinic in herhometown of Parkersburg,Virginia.Wednesday morningJuly 10, Dan Cutler willpresent “Adopted by Indians”during the children’sworkshop and “History in aNutshell: The AmericanIndian Perspective” foradults.Mr. Cutler is a Vietnamveteran and retired firefighterwho has beeninvolved with living historypresentations for the past25 years. Mr. Cutlerrecently participated in theproduction “Drums alongLB.LB.LB.LB.About the Librarythe Mohawk” and enjoyedhis time researching thetheme. This is his fifth tourwith Ohio Chautauqua,although he has been portrayingChief John Loganfor more than 12 years inhis home state of West Virginia.Children attendinghis workshop will learnfamily traditions andlifestyles of the Indianswho often adopted frontierchildren as replacementsfor their own lost to diseaseand war. Adults will learnlittle-known details of threedefining moments in NativeAmerican history.Marvin Jefferson willpresent the children’sworkshop “Telling a TallTale” on Thursday, July 11.The program will be aboutthe life of York, the slavewho traveled with theLewis & Clark expedition.His adult session is called“York, William Clark, Slaveryand American History.”He will use theater gamesto engage the youngsters,and adults will learn howthe legacy of slaverydenied York’s proper placein history for many years.Mr. Jefferson has touredwith Ohio Chautauquatwice before and currentlyteaches acting at BloomfieldCollege in Newark,New Jersey. He has previouslyportrayed MartinLuther King Jr. and PaulRobeson after many yearsresearching and studyingtheir lives.Jeremy Meier is an associateprofessor at OwensCommunity College andwill give a youth workshopentitled “A Star SpangledBanner” on Friday, July 12.Children will have theopportunity to create theirown flags using symbols ofthings that are important tothem. Adults will hear“Three Perspectives on theBattle of Lake Erie” featuringdifferent sides of thestory that emerged after thewar. Before portrayingOliver Hazard Perry, Mr.Meier portrayed bothGeorge Armstrong Custerand John Dillinger in earlierOhio Chautauqua tours.As a resident of Toledo,Mr. Meier is the most localof the scholars.On the final day of thePersonalizedCustomer Serviceis one of ourSpecialties!“THE ORIGINAL”SMITH’SWHITE MILKWHOLE, 2%, 1%, FAT FREE2/$5BETTY’S DRESSING16 OZ. 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CAN$1 69Ohio Chautauqua, Saturday,July 13, Hal Finckenwill hold a children’s workshopcalled “BecomingJohnny.” Participants willplay theater games andlearn to separate fact fromfiction as it relates to thetale of Johnny Appleseed.Adults will experience“John and Johnny: Past,Present and Future” as theydiscuss contradictions andstories about this popularicon in Ohio history. Mr.Fincken has not only toured10 times previously withthe Ohio Chautauqua, butalso is performing at Chautauquaevents in Colorado,Nevada, Texas and Illinoisthis summer. His othercharacters include ThomasEdison and Henry Ford.We welcome everyone,young and old, to take partin the rare opportunity tolearn about these fascinatingfigures in our state’shistory; some well-known,and some lesser known,and be a part the Chautauquaexperience.All workshops will takeplace in the library’s communityroom and are freeof charge with no registrationnecessary.- 5'5/)++0++56' 760"6(%- $2 99LB.SOUTHERNPEACHES99 ¢LB.Association &'())*+,,+! %-./00(.('+12.+.(&(31))+&1/+1'(43++MEMBERNATIONAL NEWSPAPERASSOCIATION“Good Things To Eat Since 1898”• USDA Choice Beef• Miller’s Amish Chicken• Homemade Kielbasa & Bratwurst• The Boar’s Head Brand Deli Meats• Bowman-Landis Free Range Fresh TurkeysGreat Wine Selection10% off by the caseHomemadeDeli SaladsTELL THEM YOU SAW ITIN THE JOURNAL !"# $%WHOLEBEEFTENDERLOIN$6 99LB.IDAHOPOTATOES5 LB. 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