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Page 2 — May 10, 2012 — ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNALIt’s on thePUBLIC RECORDReal Estate TransfersPlan Your GardenGreenhouse Sale Saturday, May 129 am-2 pmVegetable starts·Heirloom and specialty·Including 30 tomato and 20 pepper varietiesCertified Organic seeds·50 varieties of vegetables, herbs and flowersEdible flowers·10 new experiencesCooking demonstrations at 10 am and 11:30 amAsk our expert staff your questionsBittersweet Farms12660 Archbold-Whitehouse Road, Whitehouse419-875-6986 www.bittersweetcsa.comA raid by Rossford policeof the Sunoco conveniencestore on Buck Road allegedlydiscovered a varietyof synthetic marijuana productswith teen-friendlynames such as “Cloud Nine,”“Bob Marley” and “ScoobySnax.”Under a search warrant,Detective Sergeant Todd Kitzlerlast Friday said heseized several packages of“K-2,” “Spice” or “Kush,” asynthetic form of marijuanawhich has been illegal inOhio since October 2011.Police Chief Glenn Gosssaid many teenagers falselysee the products as somethingother than illegaldrugs.“Many of our teenagersbelieve that the substancessold as herbal smoke, incenseand potpourri are legalbecause they are professionallypackaged and availableat convenience stores,” thechief explained. “But theyare sadly mistaken. This is avery dangerous and illegaldrug.”Chief Goss said that becausethe drugs’ precisechemical compositions werenot included in the federalgovernment’s database ofcontrolled substances, lawenforcement was powerlessto control their spreadthrough communities untilOhio House Bill 64 passedlast year.The state law now specificallyincludes five syntheticcannabinoids, and lists themas a “schedule I controlledsubstance,” he said.The drugs seized from theSunoco station are packagedand sold under the brandnames of Demon, Fire,Cloud Nine, Mad Hatter,Bob Marley, Super Kush andScooby Snax, the chief said.They pose an “imminenthazard to the public safety”and can induce hallucinations,agitation, anxiety,vomiting, accelerated heartrate, elevated blood pressure,seizures and non-responsiveness,he said.The owners and employeesof Morris Sunoco, LLC,SPRING CLEANING SALENow through May 26Hours: Monday to Sunday, 12 to 7Mother’s Day& Graduation Gifts25% Off All Seiko & Pulsar Watches50% to 70% Off All In Stock Sterling Silver Fashion Jewelry50% Off In Stock Natalie K. Designer Bridal SelectionDIAMOND &GOLDJEWELERSManufacturers of Fine JewelryLevis Commons3110 Chappel DrivePerrysburg419-931-1990Real estate transfersfrom April 12 through May1, 2011.David N. and Lisa S.Leonhardt to Marilyn M.Hiveley, 1233 Dixie Highway,$160,000.David C. Marriott to FederalNational Mortgage Association,903 Carol Circle,$74,000.Federal Home LoanMortage Corporation to EquityTrust Company Custodianfbo Darwin Olson IRA,127 Rossburn Place, $38,675.Robert L. and Andrea M.Iman to Christina A. Knack,407 Superior Street, $90,000.Fannie Mae to ElizabethG. Birdsell, 144 Hannum Avenue,$42,000.Derek and Kristen Vargoto Nancy Jean Rust, 200Eagle Point Road, $90,000.Michelle J. Collins toPNC Bank, N.A., 930 OrchardDrive, $90,000.Would You Like a Second Opinion?Please allow me to tell you about our “Second Opinion Service” offer. objectives while providing comprehensive answers to questions about retirementand other wealth management areas. Understanding and appreciating yourand relationship. convenience.To learn more, please contact us today.Securities and investment advisory services offered through Purchase yourproduce fromBittersweet Farms’ CSA Program· Enjoy fresh-harvested, locally-grown produce· Get involved with your farmingcommunity· Support employment opportunitiesfor adults withautismTwo “seasons” still available, beginningin July and September.Weekly shares canbe picked up inWhitehouse or Maumee.For more informationvisit www.bittersweetcsa.comweetcsa.comor call Elliot at419-875-6986.B I TT E R S W E ETSERVING PEOPLE WITH AUTISMDIAMONDSOVER 500LOOSE STONESTO CHOOSE FROMONE OF THE AREA’SLARGEST SELECTIONSOF COLORED DIAMONDS(BLUE, GREEN, YELLOW,PINK, BLACK)GUARANTEED AREA’S LOWEST PRICESON LOOSE DIAMONDS (50-70% OFF)WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD—GUARANTEED!Police raid Sunoco, confiscate synthetic drugsThese packages of synthetic marijuana products wereseized by Rossford police last week from the Sunoco conveniencestore, 1133 Buck Road.also known as Moe & Lucky,Inc., 1133 Buck Road, couldface charges of felony traffickingin drugs and misdemeanorpossession of drugsand drug paraphernalia, andpermitting drug abuse, ChiefGoss said.Police are consulting withprosecutors before formallyfiling charges.Officers also confiscateda computer, about $3,000worth of drugs and drugparaphernalia, and more than$300 in cash. The paraphernaliaincluded glass pipes, or“bongs,” metal pipe screensoften used as filters forThanks to tips from readersof the Rossford RecordJournal, the Rossford PoliceDepartment has identifiedtwo men as suspects in thetheft of aluminum and copperat Electro Prime.Last week, the police departmentreleased securityphotos of a man and vehicleinvolved in the crime.Police Chief Glenn Gosssaid a warrant has been issuedfor Martin I. Hollowell,43, Wilford Drive, Toledo,charging him with theft, afifth-degree felony, and vandalism,a fourth-degreefelony, that allegedly occurredaround 7 p.m., April29.Another suspect is stillbeing investigated, he said.“We did receive callsbased on release of the pictures,”the chief explained.Detective Sergeant ToddKitzler tracked the vehicle toits owner in Ottawa Lake,Michigan, who is not believedto be connected withthe crime.The suspect dismantled alarge heating/air conditioningunit at Electro Prime, in theHunger industrial complex onsmoking illegal substances,and cigarette rolling papers,the chief said.Unrelated to the investigationbut found on theshelves of the store were expiredgallon jugs of milkalong with soda and foodpurchased from other retailersbut placed for sale at thislocation, police said.Officers said they alsofound individual cigarettesfor sale, priced at 35 and 50cents each.State tax laws prohibitthese types of re-sale businesstransactions, the chiefsaid.Warrant issued for Toledo manfor Electro Prime scrap theftCity to step upinvestigationon eyesorepropertycomplaintsÁContinued from page 1Parks and Recreation DirectorIvan Kovacevic appliedfor the grants and said thework will “even out the fieldsand improve drainage.”•Authorized a $5,000 expenseby the police department,from its enforcement/education fund related to alcohol-relatedcrimes, for theD.A.R.E. program in Rossfordschools.•Heard a question fromCouncilman Duricek aboutwhen the last 100 feet of sidewalkwill be connected at theGrassy Creek subdivision bythe new professional officeson Lime City Road.Mr. Ciecka said that afterconstruction is finished, theowner will be asked to completethe sidewalk.Councilman Duricek alsoasked if Mr. Ciecka couldcheck into the option to dividethe exit road of the subdivisioninto two lanes,allowing cars to turn left orright.Council’s next meetingwill be at 7 p.m., Monday,May 14, at the municipalbuilding, 133 Osborn Street.The meeting is open to thepublic.Dixie Highway, for the aluminumscrap and copper.Sgt. Kitzler recovered allof the stolen property inMonroe County, the chiefsaid, adding that the HVACunit and four radiators werevalued at $16,000.“He planned to sell it tothe scrap yard for the recyclevalue,” Chief Goss said.Civil Servicesets meetingfor May 21The Rossford Civil ServiceCommission will meetMonday, May 21, at 8 a.m.,in council chambers of themunicipal building, 133 OsbornStreet. The meeting isopen to the public.ProMedica Flower HospitalPrimary Stroke Center… providing outstanding care for stroke patients.All About StrokeStroke Prevention WorkshopWhen stroke strikes, every minute matters.Learn the signs and symptoms ms of strokeand how it can be prevented. There willbe free blood pressure and blood glucosescreenings. Refreshments will be provided.Flower Hospital Primary StrokeCenter has earnedThe Joint Commission’s Gold Seal ṬM TMof Approval Sat., May 19, 201210 a.m.– noonPromedica Flower HospitalAdministrativeBoard Room5200 Harroun Rd.,Sylvania,OhioAdmission is free.To register,please call 419-824-8807.www.promedica.orgSPRUCEUP YOURSPRINGEnter to win a FREE sunroom makeover fromSunrooms should never be somberspaces. Lily’s at Levis wants to helptransform one lucky person’ss sunroomfrom dark and scary to bright and airy!Lily’s will help de-clutter yourspace and offer style tips andnew accessories to make yoursunroom the envy of the block.Entering to winis easy. Simply sendus a picture of your sunroom in needof sprucing. Photos can be submittedonline at ShopLevisCommons.comor posted to Facebook. All submittedphotos will be placed in a public albumon Facebook forvoting.The photo thatgets the most likes by May 31, 2012will win the sunroom makeover!CorrectionA story in lastweek’s edition shouldhave stated thatGabrielle Mosiniak ofRossford is this year’svaledictorian at CardinalStritch High School.Have anews tip?Do you have an idea fora good story in the Rossfordcommunity?Call the Journal at 419-874-4491 or send an e-mailwith your news to editor@rossford.com.Find Us On:www.ShopLevisCommons.com© 2012 ProMedica

Rossford Senior CenterThe Wood County Committee on AgingPrograms and lunches for all area residentsat least 60 years of age.ACTIVITIES ANDLUNCH MENUSLunch is served Mondaythrough Friday, at noon. Noreservations are necessary.Menus are subject to change,and nutritional values and ingredientinformation areavailable upon request.The suggested donation is$2, age 60+, and $5, for thoseunder age 60. Hot, nutritiousmeals are available Monday-Friday for home-bound seniorsin Wood County who areunable to prepare meals forthemselves.Frozen meals are availablefor the weekend. If eligible,the cost is on a donationbasis. For more information,call Social Services at 1-800-367-4935. To register forweekly activities, call theSenior Center.Monday, May 14Noon menu–Sweet andSour Chicken or Pork Cutlet,brown rice, oriental vegetables,fruit cocktail, orange.•9:30 a.m.–Body Recall400 Dixie Highway419-666-8494Hours: Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 3 p.m.•Noon–Monday with theMayor. Rossford Mayor NeilMacKinnon will listen to concernsand answer questions.Tuesday, May 15Noon menu–Ham andBean Soup or Stuffed GreenPepper Soup, cornbread,pickled beets, pineapplejuice, blueberry cobbler.•9 a.m.–Breakfast Bunchat the Bulldog Diner on DixieHighway. Start the day rightwith a great breakfast andgood friends.•12:45 p.m.–Poker with EdTucholski. Put on your bestpoker face and join the fun.Wednesday, May 16Noon menu–Birthday Celebration–CubeSteak, Capriblend vegetables, citrus slaw,pears, cake and ice cream.•9:30 a.m.–Body Recall•Noon–Birthday celebrationwith gift bags courtesy ofPerrysburg Care and RehabilitationCenter. Seniors withMay birthdays must registerin advance.Thursday, May 17Choraliers to presentspring show May 10-12The Choraliers presenttheir annual spring show,“Love, Laughter and Legends,”at Fassett MiddleSchool, 3025 Starr Avenue,Oregon, on May 10, 11 and12, at 8 p.m.Music to delight all ageshighlight the show, includingselections from the Beatles,Beach Boys, Madonna,Elton John, MartinaMcBride and Lady Antebellum.The choir also will performmedleys from theBroadway productions of“Les Miserable,” “MammaMia,” and “Jersey Boys.”Tickets are available atUrban Flowers in Rossfordor from any Choralier member.For more information,call 419-666-1681.Noon menu–Salad Day:Diced Ham, cheese, and eggor Chicken Salad, lettuceblend, diced tomatoes andgreen peppers, cantaloupeand grapes, blueberry muffin.•1 p.m.–Program:“Around the World:Poland–Part I.” Explore Polishculture and enjoy a tasteof Poland.Friday, May 18Noon menu–ReubenCasserole or ChickenNuggets, baked potato,tomato zucchini salad, banana,strawberry mousse.•9:30 a.m.–Body Recall•12:30 p.m.–Program:“Around the World:Poland–Part II.” Explore Polishculture and enjoy a tasteof Poland.Upcoming Events•May 21, at 12:30p.m.–Menu Talk with AngieBradford, director of foodservice, WCCOA. Help brainstormmenu ideas for 2013,and share your concerns andsuggestions about the foodserved at the senior center.•May 22, at noon–RossfordSenior Club•May 23, from 10 a.m. tonoon–Blood pressure clinic;no appointments needed.•May 23, at 12:30 p.m–“Meet the New Nurse.” Meetthe new nurse, Jessica Sinning,RN. There will be a shortpresentation about the servicesoffered by the WCCOA SocialService Department.•May 24, at 12:45p.m.–Bingo with prizes aresponsored by PerrysburgCommons.Attend a free Retirement Workshop!When – Should I take my SocialSecurity?Who – Should manage my 401K?What – Is my IRA worth?Where – Is my pension?How –DoIorganizeallofthis?Tuesday, May 15 • 6 p.m.Rossford Public LibraryAn educational program presented byMiller/Younker Group LLC of RossfordPlease RSVP attendance toJanet at 419-662-9740 St. Paul’s Churchhosting ‘FillA Truck Days’St. Paul's Lutheran Churchin Maumee is hosting “Fill ATruck Days” to support theToledo Gospel Mission.Leftovers from a garagesale and other useable itemswill be collected on Saturday,May 19, from 9 a.m. to 12:30p.m., and Sunday, May 20,from 9 to 11 a.m.The Toledo Gospel Missionworks with those in needin the community.Suggested items are: allsizes of clothing for men,women and children, all sizesof shoes, belts, purses, wallets,hats, gloves, householditems including dishes, potsand pans, utensils, toys, towels,sheets and tools, cleancardboard, outdoor toys, andhousehold goods of all kindsincluding large and small appliancesand furniture.The church is located atthe corner of East WayneStreet and Gibbs in Maumee.Input requestedon future of schoolbuildings, facilitiesÁContinued from page 1transportation facilities–Special needs/disabledstudents;•In conjunction with othersubcommittees and architectural/designfirm, help createinitial set of options to be presentedto community for review.Historical PreservationSubcommitteeMembers: School boardmember Bev Bellas, KenGwozdz, Melanie Sayre. Proposedmember: Deb Zuchowski.•Create selection criteriaand request for proposal(RFP) for historical preservationorganizations;•Conduct interviewprocess and make recommendationto steering committee;•Conduct building analysiswith selected historicalpreservation organization;•In conjunction with othersubcommittees and architectural/designfirm, help createinitial set of options to be presentedto community for review.The Architect Selectionand Design Subcommitteealready has been filled, Mr.Appt said.Members are KevinBrown, Phil Cramer, BobDensic, Moe Minarcin, JeffSchaller and school boardmember Ken Sutter.Proposed members areGerry Danes, Ron Hanna andRon Studtmann, who will bevoted on at the May 17 steeringcommittee meeting.A Facebook page has beenestablished at: www.face-book.com/RossfordSchools-MasterPlanSteeringCommittee.The next scheduled meetingof the steering committeeis Thursday, May 17, at 6p.m., in Bulldog Hall. !" #$%&$$ O b i t u a r i e s•MARY DESTATTEMary Louise Destatte,64, formerly of Toledo, diedSunday April 29, 2012, atRegency Manor, Columbus,Ohio. She was born on June4, 1947, in Toledo, to Johnand Gladys (Eckel) Destatte.She was a former secretaryat First EnglishLutheran Church in Toledoand a member of TheChurch in Toledo WestsideCommunity. She was activein the Special Olympics.Ms. Destatte was a formerTARTA board memberappointed by the mayor as aliaison for the Abilities Centerof Northwest Ohio.She is survived by hersiblings, twin sister TerryGfell, Robert (Nguyet), SisterMarcia Marie, SND, Eugene(Hazel), David (Ruth),Theodore (Sally), Romain“Rum” (Cheryl), Linda(John) Andrews, Judith(Ted) Coulianos, Thomas(Karen), John Destatte andSandra (Alan) Hanna, andmany nieces and nephews.In addition to her parents,she was preceded in deathby her brothers, Rick, Joeand Tim, and nephew, Ryan.There will be no visitationand services will be private.Arrangements weremade by the Maison-Dardenne-WalkerFuneral Home,Maumee.Memorial contributionsmay be made to the SpecialOlympics or Vitas HospiceHealthcare Corporation, 655Metro Place South Dublin,Ohio 43017.ObituaryPolicyMany newspapers nowcharge for obituaries. As aservice to the community,the Rossford Record Journalprovides free obituaries.These obituaries, however,should conform to our style.Limited details about thedeceased person’s personallife are allowed; please statethem objectively.•ROSE HORVATHRose Mary Horvath, diedMay 5, 2012, just five daysshy of her 95th birthday. Shehad been a resident at OtterbeinPortage Valley in Pembervillefor the past fouryears. She was born in Rossfordon May 10, 1917, toRose (Nemeth) and FrankGyori and she remained aresident in Rossford for 91years.She worked at the Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Companyas an assembler for morethan 40 years, retiring in1982. She was a lifelongmember of St. Mary MagdaleneChurch, later All SaintsChurch, in Rossford.Ms. Horvath enjoyed crocheting,cooking and baking,especially Hungarian meals.She is survived by herdaughter, Kathy (Greg)Brown; grandson JonathanBrown, and sister-in-law,Evelyn Gyori. She was precededin death by her husbandJohn Horvath; sister,Irene and brothers, Frank andEmery.A Mass of Christian burialwill take place at AllSaints Catholic Church, 628Lime City Road in Rossford,at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday,May 10, with visitation startingat 9:30 a.m. in the narthexof the church. The Rev. KentKaufman will officiate. Intermentwill follow at CalvaryCemetery. Arrangementswere made by the SujkowskiFuneral Home of Rossford.Memorials may be madeto All Saints Catholic Churchor Hospice of NorthwestOhio.Rossford UM Church to offerVacation Bible School July 9-13Rossford UnitedMethodist Church will holda Vacation Bible School July9 to 13.The program is for childrenages 4 through sixthgrade.Wood County Retired Teachersto meet Thursday, May 17The second annual Walters’Family 5K run/walkwill be held Saturday, June,9, at 9 a.m. The race willbegin and end at the AyersRoad Fire Station, 1911Ayers Road in Millbury.This race is dedicated tothe seven community memberswho lost their lives as aresult of the tornado on June5, 2010. Proceeds from therace benefit the scholarshipfund at Owens CommunityCollege established in thename of three of the victims,Ryan, Mary and HaydenWalters.Entry forms are availableat Second Sole and CalvaryLutheran Church or on raceday at the Ayers Road FireStation. The entry fee is $20pre-registration with techThe VBS will run from5:15 to 8:15 p.m. each day.Dinner will be served.Registration forms areavailable at the church. Theoffice is open on weekdays,from 8 a.m to 2 p.m.The Wood County RetiredTeachers Association will meetThursday, May 17, at noon, atthe First United MethodistChurch in Bowling Green. Achicken casserole, prepared byDon Bright, will be served.The cost is $12 per person.Guest speaker Jim Tichy,emeritus board member ofHonor Flight of NorthwestOhio, will share his experiencesof sending veterans tothe World War II Memorial.He retired from NBC 24 in2007 as sports director.The Otsego High SchoolSingers will sing the NationalAnthem.The scholarship basketswill be available to supportthe project for future educators.Donations for the foodpantry will be accepted.Registration open for secondannual Walters Family 5Kshirt postmarked by May 30;$15 pre-registration with noshirt, or $20 race day registrationwith no shirt. Thelogo for the tech shirt wasdesigned by Maddie Walters.To make a donation, sendchecks payable to the Ryan,Mary and Hayden WaltersScholarship Fund to WaltersFamily 5K , c/o CalvaryLutheran Church, 1930Bradner Road, Northwood,Ohio 43619For more information,call Mark Beck at 419-367-1917 or send an e-mail tomarkpbeck@yahoo.com.The Walters Scholarshipis available for students enrolledin the early childhoodeducation or the informationsystems programs at OwensCommunity College.CHURCHF O R T H EIMPERFECTBECAUSEWE AREIMPERFECTPEOPLETOO!ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL — May 10, 2012 — Page 5WHITEHOUSE6950 Whitehouse Sq BlvdPERRYSBURG29129 Lime City RdIN THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICEiCAMPUS Watch Live OnlineROSSFORD FIRSTBAPTIST CHURCH157 Bergin StreetRossford, Ohio 43460Phone 419-666-9447Rev. Alexander ShearesSUNDAY9:00 a.m. Sunday School10:45 a.m. Worship ServiceWEDNESDAY6:00 p.m. Prayer Service,Testifying and Bible StudyROSSFORD UNITEDMETHODIST CHURCH270 Dixie HighwayRossford, Ohio 43460Phone 419-666-5323Pastor: Rev. Robert BallSUNDAY9:00 a.m. Sunday School10:30 a.m. Worship ServiceNursery AvailablePERRYSBURGALLIANCE CHURCH10401 Avenue RoadCorner 795 and White RoadPerrysburg, Ohio 43551Phone: 419-874-1961www.perrysburgalliance.orgRev. Thomas George,Senior PastorSUNDAY8:15 a.m. Worship Service9:30 a.m. Sunday School forAll Ages10:45 a.m. Worship Service6:00 p.m. Discipling GroupsWEDNESDAY7:00 p.m. Senior High SNAC7:00 p.m. Middle School JVD7:00 p.m. FW Friends(age 3 - grade 5)7:00 p.m. Adult Prayer Meeting“Join Us In Worship”SATURDAYS6PMSUNDAYS9AM10:45AM12:30PMfor more info goto our website atWEST TOLEDO2600 West Sylvania AveSOUTH TOLEDO2150 South Byrne RdRossford UM Church collects88 boxes for Feed the 5,000The congregation of Rossford United Methodist Churchcollected 88 boxes for the Toledo Area Ministries to helpmeet the challenge to feed 5,000. Each box has enoughitems, including food and hygiene products, to feed a familyfor three days. Pictured: On April 29, the congregationgathered to dedicate the boxes and offer prayers ofthanksgiving and blessing for the food.24250 Dixie Highway(Highway 25)Perrysburg, Ohio 43551(located just southof Five Point Road)Phone: (419) 874-6502Masses: Saturday, 5:00p.m.; Sunday, 8:00, 9:45 and11:30 a.m.www.blessedjohn.orgST. JOHN’SLUTHERAN CHURCHU.S. 20 and Route 163Stony Ridge, OhioPhone: (419) 837-5115Daniel G. Beaudoin, PastorSUNDAY8:30 a.m. ContemporaryWorship9:45 a.m. Sunday School10:45 a.m. Traditional WorshipMeets at thePerrysburg YMCA(Fort Meigs Centerfor Health Promotion)13415 Eckel Junction Rd.Perrysburg, Ohio 43551Sunday Mornings 10:00 a.m.A Reformed Church Teachingthe Bible verse-by-versePastor Joe Hillrich419-356-1127covechurch@gmail.comWe would love to have youvisit with us!ALL SAINTS CATHOLICCHURCH628 Lime City RoadRossford, Ohio 43460419-666-1393www.allsaintsrossford.orgMasses: Saturday at 4:30 p.m.Sunday at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m.ALL SAINTSCATHOLIC SCHOOL(Preschool through Grade 8)Where we study the world,teach the heart,and live the gospel.Subscribe Now!Rossford Record Journal419-874-2528Robotic Surgery for Women’s HealthWomen’s Health Week May 13 – 19, 2012ADOPT YOURPET FROMTHE TOLEDOANIMAL SHELTERToledo Areas oldest nokillfacility - over 80yearsAll animals arespayed/neutered, testedand have received allnecessary shots beforethey leave the shelterFree Lost & Found PetDirectory on the Shelter’sWeb site:www.toledoanimalshelter.com640 Wyman St., Toledo(near Byrne & Airport)Phone: 419-382-1130Hours: Sat. 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.Sun. 12:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m.M-T-Th-F 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.Closed Wednesdays and HolidaysJoin us for a free community event tolearn about your options for gynecologicand urogynecologic surgery using theda Vinci ® S HD TM Surgical System robot,when robotic surgery is used as an optionto traditional procedures, and see how therobot works.Minimally invasive robotic surgery allowssurgeons to make dime-sized incisions, whichmeans less trauma to the body, less pain forpatients, and a faster, easier return to yournormal routine. ! !" 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Page 6 — May 10, 2012 — ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNALPenta Career Center hosts Ag Day 2012Above Penta small animal care students, D.J. Hazlettof Rossford Schools and Molly Fenn of Bowling GreenHigh School bathe a not-so-gloomy Gus. Dog groomingwas among the services offered during Ag Day.Below, Desiree Syington, a floral design student fromRossford Schools, inspects one of the plants availablefor sale during the event.“PETER PAN”St. Joan of Arc Drama ClubFriday, May 18 at 7:30 p.m.At St. Joan of Arc, 5856 Heatherdowns, Toledo“HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE AGAIN”A play featuring actors age 8-12from Adventures in EducationSaturday, June 2 at 3:30 p.m.New Hope Christian ChurchAll tickets $5, may be purchased at the doorFor more information, call 419-861-4618.Cold, rainy weatherfailed to deter nearly 600people from attending thePenta Career Center FFA“Ag Day” on April 28.Held on the Buck Roadcampus, the event featureda spring flower sale by thefloral design and greenhouseproduction students;a tree and shrub sale bylandscape and turfgrassmanagement; dog groomingby small animal care; horsecare demonstrations, and aPower Show coordinatedby gas and diesel enginesystems that also featurednew truck and power equipmentexhibits.In conjunction with Agday, an e-Waste Drive washeld by Recycle It USA.Area residents brought inend-of life computers, cellphones, printers, copiers,electronic equipment andtelevisions for recycling.The organization filled up atruck with old equipment,the majority of which wastelevisions.Food was offered byDeet’s BBQ and Mason’sKettle Corn.The tractor show featuredsix divisions, andprizes were awarded asfollows:•Antique tractors–bestrestoration, Adam Gyde,1926 McCormick, and oldesttractor, Adam Gyde,1951 Allis-Chalmers;•Modern farm equipment–largest machine,The Live and Learn 4-Hclub held its second meetingon Saturday, April 28,at the home of RachelSchmitz.New members wereelected. They are: EllieClark, president; BeccaGarber, vice president;Bethany Garber, secretary;Lilly Schmitz, treasurer;Jarret Baldonado, recorder;Marshall Kohl of RossfordHigh School, 1966 Farmall1206, and cleanest tractor,Don Beatty of SwantonHigh school, 1973 KubotaL175;•Off-road–best customization(dirt bike), TylerMcDonald of PerrysburgHigh School, 2007 YamahaYZ250, and judges’ choice(dirt bike), Jacob Herriottof Swanton, 2009 YamahaYZ250f;•Truck–cleanest truck,Jody Germann, 2002 FordF350, and oldest truck andbest truck customization,Trey Yarger of BowlingGreen Schools, 1993 Chevy3500;•Home and gardenequipment– oldest machine,Garrett Germann, 1986Poulan PRO, and cleanestmachine, Daric Euler ofSpringfield High School,2008 John Deere 997, and• S u p e r i n t e n d e n t ’ schoice–antique tractor fromKlotz Flower Farm, 1938Allis-Chalmers.A portion of proceedsfrom dog grooming,tree/shrub sales and theflower sale will benefit thePenta Career Center FFAChapter Scholarship Fund.The floral department’sflower sale continuesthrough May 15 during theschool day. Petals andPlants will be open from 9a.m. to 3 p.m.–Jane Maiolo4-H Club elects officersHanna Modene, recreationchairman; RebekahSchmitz, health and safetyofficer; Madelyn Frantz,historian, and AlexisRausch, snack officer.This year ’s theme is“Head, Heart, Hands,Health.” There will be anactivity to represent each ofthe four H’s in the cloversymbol. A field trip to thestate capital will representthe head. Taping hearthealthy recipes and cardioworkouts at the WLMB studioswill represent theheart. Volunteering at the 4-H milkshake barn at theWood County Fair will representthe hands. The“Choose It, Use It Skillathon”at Darla Clark’shome will represent health.The next meeting will beon Wednesday, June 13, atMrs. Clark’s home.Easter Sealsoffers programEaster Seals NorthernOhio will offer a summerspeech therapy program inPerrysburg. Services areavailable to children withspeech and language disabilitiesor delays.Sessions are typically ahalf hour and are held oncea week, depending on theclient’s need.Easter Seals offers a slidingfee scale and providesbilling for many insuranceplans, BCMH and Medicaid.For more information,call 1-888-325-8532, extension100.Glenwood Elementary School announces third quarter honor rollGlenwood ElementarySchool recently released thenames of students on theschool’s third quarter honorroll. They are:KindergartenMrs. Drummond’s class:Chris Casteels, MichaelDeShetler, Julia Emerich,Anthony Hoot, MadisonKeaton, Chloe Mruk, OwenNelson, Ayden Quick,Nithiesh Sriram, StevenThomas.Ms. Thoman’s class:Gabrielle Bailey, HaydenBaker, Brianna Braatz,Michael Gilreath, CalebHendricks, DevinHumphrey, Liv Hussar, KarsonKite, Lillyan Lagueux,Ethan Lashuay, CoreyProvo, Nolan Sadowski,Remi Smith, Nicholas Taddonio.Mrs. Fuller’s class: MiaDeBartoli, Grayson Douglas,Casey Heath, DestineyJurski, Jordyn Martinez,Carlotta Mills, AnthonyQuintanilla, Landen Reiter,Jacob Smith, Johnny Tokar.Mrs. Haas’ class: KarolBasen, Anthony Clark,Dylan Eckhart, Emilie Herman,Sommer Kitzler, TylerKnehr, Lillian McFarland,Jordan Miller, MeganOdneal, Jacob Schuette, AvaSekulski, Jack Walters, SkylarWelch, Jacob Widney.First GradeMrs. Schaefer’s class:Brianna Huff Bailey, LucasBernius-Fischer, AngelinaBorjas, Ashley Brice, RaniaMaaraba, Kevin McBroom,Lillian Poorman, CheyenneStetter, Brandon Swope,William TenEyck, OliviaWertz.Mrs. Sutton’s class:Cheyenne Adair, MichaelaBalderas, Ashley Clark, CorrinaDeHart, Noah Hayes,Dylan Irving, Hunter Kitzler,Aarushi Mamgain, AllisonMierzwiak, AlainaWarner.Miss Swoap’s class: IanClark, Gregory Cooper,Chloe Fillioe, Kali Hawkins,Ella Moon, Makayla Smaw,Caiden Spencer, AlexanderWilliams.Second GradeMrs. Burn’s class: TrentonBrewer, Emily Claypool,Kyle Evans, Ella Frechette,Katelyn Glowacki, ZacharyHaefner, Madaline Horner,Chloe Kohler, AshleighKrider, Emma Romstadt,Xavier Stiles, DanielZachariah.Mr. Failor’s class: TrentonBachmayer, Zach Brueninger,Aerial Douglas,Max Griggs, Taylor Haskell,Alexis Hutchinson, KonnerKite, Tyson Lords, AlexiaRedmond, Melayna Rios,Brayden Tingley, Seth Walters,Alex Welch, ElizabethWhitaker.Mrs. Reiter’s class: JennaBailey, Ryan Cope Jr.,Logan Cramer, KelseyGlanzman, Austyn Hayel-Orner, Richard Hogan, ZoeHussar, Alexia Irvin, JoeyKeaton, Cole Kiefer,Zachariah Martin, DeanoMeek, Aaron Puterbaugh,Luke Reiter, Lexie Villarreal.Third GradeMrs. Gerity’s class: MorganBernius-Fischer, VaughnaBrown, Logan Corbitt,Camryn Couch, JoeyDeBortoli, Justin Duwve,Steven Juergens, BrendenKellar, Mitch Kubacki,Colton McKinley, ColinMinor, Dawson Morse,Third annual Ballin for Breast Cancerbasketball tournament set for May 20The third annual Ballinfor Breast Cancer 4 on 4basketball tournament willbe held Sunday, May 20, atRossford High School.Doors open at 10 a.m.,and tournament play willbegin at 11 a.m. Prizes willbe awarded to first placeteams in three divisions– 11to 17 years, 18 to 29 yearsand 30 years and older.The double eliminationtournament is open to teamsof men, women and co-ed.The cost is $20 per playerif registered by May 20. Thelate registration cost is $25per player.Card of ThanksIt is again our pleasure to thank all of those whowalked in support of a cure for MS on April 15. Onceagain, many individuals gave of their time and energy towalk for Bob and raise funds to support MS research. Weare very blessed to have so many giving and caring peoplein our lives.We especially would like to thank the Rossford HighSchool softball team for their support over the last fiveyears to enter our team in this yearly event. May you all beblessed with the love and support of family and friends inyour life!The family of Bob BesgroveSpectator admission is$1. Those attending areinvited to wear pink. Therealso will be door prizes anda 50/50 raffle. There alsowill be a concession standand vendors from PamperedChef and Thirty-One sellingcash-and-carry items.All proceeds will benefitthe Victory Center andSusan G. Koman Foundation.To register, call PamKonidaris at 419-666-1594or send an e-mail topjkonidaris@bex.net or BevMiller at 419-661-9497,bev.miller@bex.net.Parent Project classes offeredThe Parent Project willbe offered Thursdays, July 5through September 6, at theWood County EducationService Center, 1867 NorthResearch Drive, BowlingGreen. The first two classeswill run from 6 to 9 p.m.,and the remainder of theclasses will be from 6 to 8p.m.The Parent Project is aparent training programdesigned for parents ofstrong-willed adolescents.Since 2003, nearly 250 parentsand their adolescentshave attended Parent Projectin Wood County.Topics include reducingfamily conflict and arguing,improving school performanceand attendance, identifyingand intervening withalcohol and other drugabuse, interceding with negativepeer associations(including inappropriate datingrelationships) and helpingparents to set clear, consistentrules with enforceableconsequences.Presented in an educationalformat, parents aretrained for a fee of $20 forthe accompanying 180-pageworkbook. Youth ages 12-18are invited to attend a separateclass at no additionalcost. If the entire course iscompleted and the parent hasattended all of the requiredsessions, the $20 fee will berefunded.For more information orto register, call LorrieLewandowski at 419-354-9010, extension 113, or sendan e-mail to llewandowski@wcesc.org.Adrienne Oney, JimmyRecknagel, Vega Roby, TreyScott, Sophia Seckel, CalebTolles, Cody Widney.Mrs. Gunn’s class:Emily Barker, William Basden,Mimansa Bhargava,Mihir Chaubey, Olivia DeBortoli, Madison Fillioe,Kyle Kelley, Claire Kiefer,Becky Knehr, Luke Kress,Jacob Lesick, Braden Miller,Tanner Miller, Lillian Shutt,Ethan Swan.Mrs. Linkous’s class:Michael Bachmayer, RyaneDelaney, Mirriah Ducat,Herbie Eckhart, ShaunakKinare, Ayden King, AubreyLanglois, Sarah Long,Mason Lords, MakaylaMachcinski, Alece Martinez,Julie Parrish, Santiago Ruiz,Mattie Swonger, Kylie Tietje,Spencer Warner.Fourth GradeMrs. Perry’s class– Academic:Alexis Bertz, BrandonFejes, Kyle Hoyt, ColbyLilly, Austen Nissen, MadisonSchimming, KarlySkiba, Desiree Swain, NolanWalker.Work Ethic: Alexis Bertz,Sierra Billick, Alex Dartt,Brandon Fejes, Kaden Hahn,Kyle Hoyt, Vonte Jones,Alexandrea Keaton, ColbyLilly, Adrian Martin-Martinez,Austen Nissen, ChloeOsburn, Madison Schimming,Josie Shepherd, KarlySkiba, Desiree Swain, ColletteVandusen, Nolan Walker,James Worley.Mrs. Kazmierski’sclass–Academic: MatthewCoates, Allyson Haas, ClaytonLilly, Yasmina Maaraba,Sarah Myers, Luke Ruhe,Olivia Smith, Ian Teague.Work Ethic: AustynBryant, Matthew Coates,Jessica Fields, Allyson Haas,Kelsey Haskell, DestinyHill, Clayton Lilly, YasminaMaaraba, Kaerine Mattoni,Sarah Myers, Walker Poorman,Luke Rhue, CarlRoberts, Emmaleigh Skiver,Olivia Smith, Ian Teague.Miss Skrzyniecki’s class–Academic: Reagan Bacue,Nicole Furgeson, ChloeKnapp, Rex Naugle, HaddenRodgers, Bryant Whitaker.Work Ethic: ReaganBacue, Clarissa Breece,Isabelle Eckhart, AmberFejes, Nicole Furgeson,Jalynn Hicks, Chloe Knapp,Alyssa Morris, Rex Naugle,Nicholas Perry, HaddenRodgers, Cory Stetter,Bryant Whitaker.Fifth GradeMrs. Cramer’s class–Academic: Drew Bertz, TaylorGlowacki, KennedyMatuszak, Deven Miller,Lexie Naugle, LanlieNguyen, Duncan Odneal,Katie Samson, Caleb Stallbaum,Austin Szczublewski.Work Ethic: TimmyAyers, Drew Bertz, MaxBoyer, Kaitlyn Clark, TaylorFox, Taylor Glowacki, EthanHouchins, Matthew Keaton,Kayla Long, KennedyMatuszak, Deven Miller,Lexi Naugle, LanlieNguyen, Dylan Niedbalski,Duncan Odneal, Shawn Pedersen,Katie Samson, CalebStallbaum, AustinSzczublewski.Mrs. Wagoner’sclass–Academic: MckennaBobosky, Zander Comely,Brady Cramer, Dylan Evans,JayJay Frost, Tori Glowacki,Emoni Harmon, DrewMiller, Griffin Pollock,Logan Reiter, ColeSzczublewski.Work Ethic: Zach Birr,McKenna Bobosky, ZanderComley, Brady Cramer,Dylan Evans, JayJay Frost,Tori Glowacki, Brooke Handley,Emoni Harmon, BrodyHouchins, Faith Martinez,Drew Miller, Griffin Pollock,Kaitlyn Ramirez,Logan Reiter, DravenSchmidt Clark, ValerieSwope, Cole Szczublewski,Damien Tosha.Sixth Grade*Denotes All A’sMr. Patacca’s class–Academic:John Bergstrom,Noah Duris, Evelyn Hamilton,Abby Hoste, TheresaPaff, Sydney Snyder, NickSpencer, Amber Strzesynski,Nadiya Teaderman.Work Ethic: JohnBergstrom, Isabella BerniusFischer, Karis Cherko, NoahDuris, Mary Gavigan, EvelynHamilton, MichaelHandy, Mia Hannagan,Abby Hoste, Isaiah Hazlett,Torrie Hess, Thomas Meeker,Trent Oney, Theresa Paff,Raena Smith, Sydney Snyder,Nick Spencer, AmberStrzesynski, Nadiya Teaderman,Alex Villegas.Mr. Dorn’s class–Academic:Ivy Bergstrom, JenniferBirr, Chris Caswell, CaylaCouch, Hannah Gibbs,Trevor Hawkins, Ty Hussar,Ryan Jagodzinski, TheresaKeivens, Eli Massie, RustyMolter, Emma-Lee Segura,Logan TenEyck.Work Ethic: Kylie Bennett,Ivy Bergstrom, JenniferBirr, Cayla Couch, KathrynDuwve, Hannah Gibbs,Trevor Hawkins, Ty Hussar,Ryan Jagodzinski, TheresaKeivens, Jesse Langlois, EliMassie, Derek McIntosh,Rusty Molter, ThorstenMyers, Emma-Lee Segura,Shamond Smith-Guice,Logan TenEyck.Ms. Hinz’s class– Academic:Ben Bergstrom,Cameron Bray, KarenHayes, Ally Kozina, NolanMcHugh, Zach Perry, JosieReid, Ezra Scheid, KyliShaull, Amanda Thammavongsa,Benford Whitaker.Work Ethic: BenBergstrom, Cameron Bray,Aliciana Esquivel, DerekFisher, Karen Hayes, AllyKozina, Annie Kuron, NolanMcHugh, Marissa Morris,Zach Perry, Andrew Reed,Josie Reid, Tabitha Rhue,Kyli Shaull, Amanda Thammavongsa,Juan Villegas,Benford Whitaker.Hey Rossford!We Are Your Ford Connection!~ ACUPUNCTURE ~DR. 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References upon request.ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL — May 10, 2012 — Page 7MOVING/ESTATEESTATE SALE29615 Gleneagles(Off Ford Road, Perrysburg)Thurs., May 10, Fri., May 11, 9am-5pm& Sat., May 12, 9am- 1pmBaby grand piano, pool table, furniture, paintings,ltd. ed. prints, collectibles, glassware, china, ladiesclothing & accessories, costume jewelry, Orientalrugs, weight training gear & much more…Please see full details in Wed. Blade.McILWAIN ANTIQUES419-843-1759Moving Sale3154 Riverwood Court(Sanctuary on the River)Friday, May 11, 9-5Saturday, May 12, 9-2Furniture, china, glassware,decorative items, somuch more. See www.tagteamtoledo.com onWednesday, May 9 forcomplete list.Tag Team419-276-0243ALL MOVING/ESTATESALE ADVERTISINGMUST BE PREPAID, BYCASH, CREDIT CARD ORCHECK, BY NOON ONMONDAY BEFORE PUB-LICATION OR THE ADWILL NOT RUN.GARAGE SALESThree MeadowsCommunity Garage Saleis scheduled for Sat., May 19,8-4. Residents shouldcontact the office should theywish to participate.419-874-7644115 WEST 7th Street, Friday,9-4, Saturday, 9-1. Namebrand girls clothes (10-12),boys (4-6) and women’s. Kidstoys, high chair, miscellaneous.1269 GREGORY Drive,May 11, Friday, 9-4. Householdgoods, kids clothes andtoys.130 MALLARD, Saturday,May 12, 8:30-3:30. Childrenand adult clothing, dresser,wine rack, toys, kitchen itemsand more.132 FOXHILL Lane, Saturday,8-3. Treasures galore,you name the price. No reasonableoffer refused. Proceedsgo to P.E.O. Scholarships.629 BEXFORD, Friday 9-4.Patio couch, Tell City loveseat, small loom, old chinaand miscellaneous.14830 FIVE Point Road, betweenHull Prairie and RiverRoad, Perrysburg. Friday-Saturday,9-5. Household goods,furniture, collectibles, antiques.195 NORTH Ridge Drive,May 10, 9-4, May 11, 9-?.Huge reproduction woodendoughbowl, kitchen chandelier,primitive ladders, vintagelinens, quilting fabric $3/yard.Talbot’s, Chico’s, Coldwaterand designer clothes and jewelry.Dressmaking and alterationsbooks, doll/craft supplies,quality yarn, perennials.419-872-9529.25716 NORMANDY West,Friday, 10-7, Saturday, 9-2.Perennials, wedding stuff, antiquedolls, vintage housewares.All money to charity.26419 LAUREL Lane, offEckel, 1st street past RivercrestPark. Saturday, May 12only, 9-4. Women’s bike, oakdesk, several sizes boys cleats(like new), TVC volleyballitems, new juicer, basketballhoop, sports equipment, kidsclothes (youth/teens), householditems, luggage, hunting,fishing, artwork and more.602 DEER Run, Thursday-Saturday, 9-5. Vintage items,Junior girls clothes (smalllarge),lots of miscellaneous.Priced to sell.640 MARILYN, Rossford.Multi family. May 10-12,9-4. Antiques and collectibles,barbie dolls andclothes, Corgi and matchboxfiretrucks, piano rolls,clothes: women, misses andgirls, household item’s, deskand file cabinet. Lots of oddsand ends.881, 871, 861 BRIDGE-TON Lane in Three Meadows.May 11, 8-3:30 and May 12,8-2. Multiple families. Everythingfrom A to Z.ALL GARAGE SALE AD-VERTISING MUST BEPREPAID, BY CASH,CHECK OR CREDIT CARDBY MONDAY NOON ONWEEK OF PUBLICATIONOR THE AD WILL NOTRUN. CALL 419-874-4491TO PLACE YOUR AD ANDPAY VIA CREDIT CARD.USED CARS1998 BUICK Century, locatedin Perrysburg. 50k, runs great,looks good. Asking, $3,800.Call Tom, 586-992-1453.2010 DODGE Grand CaravanSE. Amerivan wheelchair accessible conversion.40,200 miles, new tires, niceshape. $34,995. Call Jeff419-891-1230 ext. 22.2004 HONDA CRV, loaded,lady owned, 147K milesmostly highway. $7,500.419-874-9119.LOOKING FOR cars/trucks.Call before selling or trading.419-297-9709.901 BRIDGETON Lane, Saturday,8-4. Sports equipment,clothing: teen, adult, promdresses. Toys, games/accessories,kitchen tables, trampoline,arts/crafts, college bedding,bookshelves, TV stands, tools,car parts, garden accessories,camping, knick knacks, householditems, holiday decorations,golf, 3 rail fencing/gate.922 MAPLE Street, Thursdayand Friday, May 10-11,9-5, Saturday, May 12, 9-2.Lots of stuff for everyone.SADDLEBROOK NEIGH-BORHOOD. Thursday-Friday,9-3. Multiple home sales.SHAWNEE JUNCTION andShawnee Trace (off Carronade)Annual NeighborhoodSale. Saturday, May19, 9-4.FOR SALE1994 SEADOO SP withtrailer. Excellent condition.$1,000. 419-872-0497.2006 DUTCHMAN, 27’ with1 slide. Brand new condition,$14,000 or best offer. CallRon, 419-250-4408.4 FOOT stainless steel restaurantprep table. $125.Great condition. 419-509-4001.400 LBS of free weights.Olympic bar, weights 45 lbsand down, benches includingsit up bench. Make offer.419-872-0497.ANTIQUE OAK buffet stylepiece, 6 drawers with 3 inone. $150 OBO. 419-872-0497BUYING GOLD, SILVER,COINS OR TRADE-INTOWARDS NEWMERCHANDISELarge selection of trade-in andestate jewelry to be liquidatedat pennies on the dollar.DIAMOND & GOLDJEWELERSLevis Commons, 3110 Chappel DrivePerrysburg • 419-931-1990All Purpose TrailerBOATS2006 FOUR Winns Horizon190 with trailer. 5.0 VolvoPenta, Bimini top, snap oncover, 400 hours, originalowner, excellent condition.$19,000. 419-467-4671,419-509-4155.BOATING BASICS class.One day, Saturday, May 19,8-5. WWKnight Nature Center,by Toledo Sail & PowerSquadron. Fee, $50 and $25for 2nd person, includes lunch,certificate when pass exam.Register with Larry,734-755-7252 or e-mailboater734@chartermi.net.MOBILE HOMESNice Selection of Newand Pre-Owned Homes!Prices Starting at$15,500Low Monthly Lot Rent!Financing Available!Contact Walnut Hills/Deluxe @ 419-666-3993CLEAN, COZY 1 bed at VillageGreen with appliances,new carpet. No pets.$325/month includes water.419-248-2372.JUST LISTED. Clean 24x58Schult, 3 bedroom, 2 bath.Large lot. Financing available.Contact Walnut Hills at419-666-3993.LIKE NEW. 3 bed, 2 bath,shingle roof, C/A, deck andshed. Village Green, Perrysburg.$3,000 down,$542/month/5 years includinglot rent. Small pet okay.419-248-2372.LOTS AVAILABLE fornew/pre-owned homes. Certainrestrictions apply. Low lotrent. Subject to park approval.Contact Walnut Hills/Deluxeat 419-666-3993.RECREATIONAL VEHICLESRV Sites Year RoundFull Hook-Ups w/City WaterSolid Pads/Off Street Parking$285 p/month + ElectricDeluxe Park/Walbridge419-392-8968FOR SALEBIRO MODEL 22 professionalmeat saw. $1,000OBO. 419-872-0497.ENTERTAINMENT CEN-TER, wood, almost new, 8shelves, 4 drawers, lights,6’x9’, $590. 419-873-5920.FIREWOOD, SEASONED,4’ high x 8’ long stack, $80.419-409-0252 or 419-409-0250.NEW MATTRESS sale.King $175, Queen $100,Full $90. 419-819-7115.PAIR OF wooden QueenAnne side chairs covered inred and gold silk damask,made in Italy, $150.419-873-5920.SOLID CHERRY TV cabinet.34x72x20 deep. $150OBO. 419-872-0497.TRUCK CAP. A.R.E. fiberglass,73”x99”, 31” tall, darkgray, inside light, 10 tintedwindows, stored inside, likenew, $700. 419-874-7763.• Perfect for hauling: Bobcats, Skid Steers,4 wheelers, UTV’s, John Deere Gators, snowmobiles• Tows great!• 21 feet from tongue to rear• 10 foot open area with extra strong loading ramp• 6 foot enclosed area for secure storage• Tandem axle$4000 OBO. Call Chet for details,419-215-4482

Page 8 — May 10, 2012 — ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNALPETSVolunteers and UnwantedTreasures Needed!Planned Pethood Rummage SaleMay 17 – 19th Lucas County FairgroundsProceeds will be used for spay/neuter at Humane Ohio!Visit www.humaneohio.org to sign-up asa rummage sale volunteer and for more info.419-266-5607 orwww.facebook.com/humaneohioHumane Ohio is a 501c3 non-profit organizationWood County Humane Society’sPET OF THE WEEKArchie is an adorable littleman who came to usfrom the dog warden. Heis very sweet and mellowfor his breed, Chihuahua.He enjoys being held andcuddled and loves towear clothes. He wouldbe the ideal lap dog foranyone who enjoys smalldogs! Mr. Archie isapprox. 10 years old. Weare currently working onhouse training Archie.Please visit or call the Wood County Humane Society at 419-352-7339to learn more about this great pet. All of our adoptable animals can beviewed by visiting www.WoodCountyHumaneSociety.org.WANTED TO BUYBUYING GOLD, SILVER,COINS OR TRADE-INTOWARDS NEWMERCHANDISELarge selection of trade-in andestate jewelry to be liquidatedat pennies on the dollar.DIAMOND & GOLDJEWELERSLevis Commons, 3110 Chappel DrivePerrysburg • 419-931-1990$300 and Up for AllJunk and RepairableCars/Trucks.Guaranteed.Lowest Prices on Auto PartsFree Towing • 7 Days a WeekHomer’s Auto Parts4848 N. Detroit Avenuenear Laskey419-478-5052CASH PAID for vintagecars, trucks, boats, motorcyclesand campers.1920s-1950s. Looking forrarities. Call, 419-509-8234.A MECHANIC buys vehicles;looks, pays accordingly,anything with wheels.419-870-0163.PAYING CASH for old guitarsand amps, and some antiques.419-874-9119WE ARE always looking forgreat things to buy or consign.Collections or estatesor even one item. Jones andJones Limited. 114 W. Indiana.419-874-2867.BUYING MOST items fromgarages. Vehicles, motorcycles,tools, mowers, etc.419-870-0163.WANTED GUNS, any age,any condition. Also WWIIand earlier military items. Indianartifacts. Rob, 419-340-5808,8 a.m.-8 p.m.MUSICMUSIC LESSONS, guitar,drums, band instruments, orchestrastrings, piano.419-893-0581.PERSONALSGOOD LOOKING SWM, 51years old, 6 feet tall, 200 lbs,brown hair and eyes. Collegeeducated and professionallyemployed. Looking to meet aSWF without kids. Age isopen for dating and possiblelong term relationship. Professionalladies preferred but willconsider all. Reply to: Resident5955 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg,OH 43551.THANK YOU St. Jude. J.R.* * * NOTICE * * *Investigate before you invest.Call the Ohio Divisionof Securities BEFORE purchasingan investment. Callthe Division’s Investor ProtectionHotline at 800-788-1194 to learn if theinvestment is properly registeredand if the seller isproperly licensed. Please beadvised that many work athome advertisements do notyield what is promised. It isbest to investigate the companybefore applying for anywork at home position.(This notice is a public serviceof the Welch Publishing Co.)VENDORS WANTEDARTS AND Crafts on the Bayis looking for vendors for September30, 9-5. Please call Angelor Kelly at567-218-6407.MISCELLANEOUSFrench teens, 13-19,need homes fromAugust 2-22. Speak English,fully insured and havespending money. Hostfamily receives $85 perweek to help with expenses.Call or text Susan at419-934-0446 orplatt78@aol.com or419-937-0112.LEC, Inc. Paris, France.SITUATIONS WANTEDCLEANING DONE at reasonablerates. 25 years experience.419-666-7435.DEPENDABLE COLLEGEstudent seeks summer baby-sittingposition. Available Maythrough August. Greatreferences. Call 419-704-2473.EXPERIENCED CHILDcare provider with a bachelordegree, is looking to start ownchild care in her Rossfordhome. Call at 419-509-6096or 419-754-0468.EXPERIENCED SEAM-STRESS. Over 30 years experience.Dressmaking, weddinggowns, bridesmaids, alterationsand veil design.419-874-5390.JUDY’S CLEANING. Trustworthyand reliable. 25 yearsexperience. 419-376-0687.MATH/WRITING TUTOR,grades 7-12 by math educationmajor. Available May 16. ContactJohn, tutor.summers@gmail.com or 419-787-4151.SUMMER CHILD care providedby experienced motherof three. Limited space available.Call Michelle at419-206-7911.CLASSES OFFEREDART CLASSES - Group &Private. Drawing, painting &figure study. Beginningthrough advanced. EDGER-TON ART Studio & School,Perrysburg. Current scheduleand registration formsavailable online at www.EdgertonArt.com; Call: 419-290-OILS [6457], Email:Edgerton.ART@att.net.HELP WANTEDBAKERY CLERK/CAKEDecorator: Part-time includingevenings and weekends. Applyin person at Walt Churchill’sMarket, 26625 N. Dixie Highway,Perrysburg or on-line atwww.waltchurchillsmarket.com/employment.htm.BUS DRIVER. The Waterfordat Levis Commons, the area’snewest retirement community,is seeking a part-time busdriver. CDL with passengerendorsement required. Pleaseapply in person at The Waterfordat Levis Commons, 7100S. Wilkinson Way, Perrysburg,Ohio 43551.SOUS CHEF, experienced,energetic, knowledgeable.Stella's Restaurant 104Louisiana Avenue, Perrysburg.info@stellasrestaurantandbar.comTRUCK MECHANIC: NollenbergerTruck Center in thePerrysburg area is hiring atruck mechanic. Good payand benefits. Fax resume to419-837-5244 or email toHRDEPT@INTTRUCKS.COM.“I love it here!”Can you say the same about your job?Let’s face it: your current job just isn’t living up to your expectations.You want a real career – something that’ll boost your spirits and giveyou a reason to greet every day with gusto. When you join KeyBank,that’s just what you’ll be getting – a friendly and supportive teamenvironment, outstanding benefi ts, and the opportunity to reallygrow and develop professionally. It’s the career of your dreams, andit’s only at Key.Retail Relationship Manager I - PerrysburgLicense PreferredAs fi nancial navigators for life, we deliver solutions to make it easierfor clients to achieve their fi nancial goals. The primary focus is toacquire new consumer and small business clients and to expandrelationships with existing clients.You will be responsible for:• Effectively managing clients/book of business by identifyingproducts and services to meet client needs and/or referring toappropriate sales partners• You will have established sales, cross-sell and referral goalsRequirements include:• Undergraduate degree in business related fi eld or equivalentexperience• Minimum of two (2) years experience in developing current andnew customer relationships, outside calling, achieving salesgoals and building referral sources• Financial services product knowledge• Understands personal and commercial fi nancial statements• General knowledge of commerciallending to small businessesPlease apply online at www.key.com/careers referencing Job ID 99987616.KeyBank is an Equal Opportunity EmployerM/F/D/V.We’re proud to be one of the Best Placesto Work for LGBT Equality in 2011.DriversDEDICATED RUNLimited positions52,000-62,000/yearMedical, DentalVision, Life, 401KClass A CDL+ 1 Yr. OTR Exp.Landair TransportCall Darlene1-866-879-6592www.landair.comTRAINCOTRUCK DRIVING SCHOOLDay • Eves • Weekend ClassJob PlacementCompany Paid TrainingCall 419-837-5730Train Locally-Save HasslePERRYSBURG CAMPUSwww.traincoinc.comCOUNTER HELP. Part-timeafternoons and Saturday. Applyin person, Bel Aire Cleaners,117 East Indiana, Perrysburg.DRIVERS WANTED.Drive an ice cream truck thissummer. Must be at least 24with good driving record.Call 419-865-7655 between12-3 weekdays.DRIVERS: COMPANY. Excellentmoney and benefits.Super nice equipment. TWICand Passport required. Regional/OTR.CDL-A Tank andHaz end. 800-873-8757.LOOKING FOR a retiree todo gardening, no mowing.Call 419-874-7655.THE WATERFORD at LevisCommons, the area’s newestretirement community, is nowtaking applications for the followingpositions: Chef -part-time nights and weekends.Experience will be preferred inlieu of a degree. Wait staff -part-time nights and weekends.Please apply in person at TheWaterford at Levis Commons,7100 S. Wilkinson Way, Perrysburg,Ohio 43551.FOR RENTAVAILABLE NOW!WAREHOUSE SPACE1,200 To 2,400 SQ. FT.WITH OFFICESRESTROOMOVERHEAD DOOR13 FT. CEILINGSVERY CLEANMODERN, SECURE26963 ECKEL ROADPERRYSBURGCALL 419.874.5307Move-in Today!Perrysburg Township1&2 bedroom apartmentsclose to Owens CommunityCollege starting at$415.Perrysburg City1&2 bedroom ranchapartments near Levis'Commons starting at$505.South Toledo1,2&3 bedroom spaciousapartment homes acrossfrom the Stranahan startingat $599.West Toledo2&3 bedroom Townhomesin the Elmhurstneighborhood starting at$650.CALL FOROUR SPECIALS419-389-05551 BEDROOM Perrysburgground level ranch apartment.Heat, hot water, carport includedin rent. Non-smoking,no dogs. $550/month. 419-874-4920.1ST CLASS East River/Rockledge/Hamlet area. $499/$529. Dignified, vintage,quality, impeccable, quiet, safe,garden area. 419-517-6081.2 BEDROOM apartment, PerrysburgTownship, appliancesincluded, 1 car garage.419-787-6462.FREE CABLECordoba ApartmentsPerrysburg Township.Close to Owens & Crossroads.Rent starting at $410419-381-0600Perry’s LandingSpace for Rent•Commercial/OfficeSpace, 500 sq. ft.-1800square feet available.•1 bedroom apt. available,$525 plus utilities.419-352-07171 & 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT HOMESAvailable starting at $585 includes freegas heat, central air and water. Close toschools, downtown and grocery shopping.Visit us online atwww.investekmanagement.comthen call 419-666-1186 for a personal tourAbundant Life of Perrysburg is a subsidized independenthousing facility for those 62 or older.We are located in a beautiful, quiet residential settingin Perrysburg. Abundant Life offers one bedroomgarden apartments with private patios,indoor mailboxes, reserved parking and busing tolocal grocery stores.Applications are now being accepted.Call 419-874-4371.FOR RENT2 BEDROOM twinplex, quietcountry setting, gas heat, centralair, laundry connections,attached finished garage, pooland tennis. $670. 419-297-3123.2 BEDROOM villa. C/A,gas heat, attached garage,washer/dryer hook-ups, $665/month. 419-874-0889.3 BEDROOM townhouse,1,700 square feet, 2 miles eastof Perrysburg, 1st and 2ndfloor, 1-1/5 bath, full finishedbasement, laundry connections,gas heat, central air, pooland tennis. Water, sewer andtrash pickup included. $770.419-297-3123.COMMERCIAL BUILD-ING available, 2,400 squarefeet, $750/month plus utilities.Call 419-352-0717.NEW CONSTRUCTION,downtown Perrysburg, 3 bedrooms,2 full baths, attachedgarage. Hardwood floorsthroughout. Within walkingdistance of shops, restaurants,schools and parks.$1,500/month. No pets, nonsmoking. Call 419-494-9405.OFFICE SPACE, PerrysburgTownship, Ground level,600 square feet, Easy accesslocation $595/month. Allinclusive. 419-346-6703.PERRYSBURG ONE bedroomranch apartment in quietneighborhood, close to shopping,with gas heat, C/A, garagewith opener. Non-smoking,no pets. $550/month, oneyear lease. 419-874-5689.PERRYSBURG, A-1 primeexecutive office space, plentyof free parking, all utilities included,excellent township locationnear I-75 and StateRoute 20. Please call419-874-9989 for information.PERRYSBURG, THREEMeadows, easy I-75 access;two bedroom apartment, onebath; laundry, security building.$525/month. Water included.Call 734-347-2538.RENTER TO share 3 bedroomhouse in Perrysburg.WIFI, big yard, fire pit, plentyof storage and washer anddryer. Call Jason 419-206-2278.ROSSFORD, 164 Oak Street,2 bedrooms, 1 bath, basement,2 car garage, nice back andside yards. $650/month plusdeposit. 419-666-0941.THREE BEDROOM, 2bath, unfurnished house.$900/month plus utilities.Call 419-352-0717.THREE MEADOWS townhouse.2 bed, 1-1/2 baths.Basement with washer/dryerhookup. 1 car garage. Nopets. $700/month. 419-304-6765.TWO BEDROOM ranchapartment, C/A, attached garagewith opener, washer/dryerhook-ups, $625/month. Call419-460-1944.WANTED TO RENTPROFESSIONAL SEEKS3-4 bedroom Perrysburg home.Up to 3 year lease.419-265-3790.HALL RENTALHall RentalCapacity 260American Legion Post #553206 S. Byrne Rd., Toledo1-419-535-2421www.adamspost553.orgVACATION RENTALSFT. MYERS Beach, 2 bed, 2bath, on the beach, near SantiniPlaza. Available April 1.Call David, 419-874-3994.HOUGHTON LAKE, Michigan.Completely furnished 3bedroom chalet. Boating andgolfing near. Daily, weekends,weekly. Call 419-360-1923.LAKE PLEASANT, Hillsdale,Michigan. Lakefront,completely furnished, sleeps6, pontoon rental available.$575/week. 419-270-1020.PLACE YOURVacation Rentalshere. Call us419-874-4491 toplace your ad.REAL ESTATE9387 SHEFFIELD, Belmont.3,100 sf, 4 bedroom,2 1/2 bath with finishedbasement. Fenced yard, inground pool with large deck.Rossford schools. 419-666-5558.VILLA: 2 bedroom, 2 bath,sunroom, 2 car garage, waterfrontlot, all appliances. Immediatepossession, EmeraldLakes Drive. 419-466-1350.One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer‘Making Strides Against Breast Cancer’ Sat. at Levis CommonsAn estimated 6,000 northwestOhio residents will jointogether at the Town Center atLevis Commons this Saturday,May 12, for the annualAmerican Cancer Society’s(ACS) “Making StridesAgainst Breast Cancer” event.This year marks the sixthannual Strides event in NorthwestOhio which has raisedmore than $500,000 since itsinaugural year.The goal for 2012 is toraise $135,000 to support theACS mission to save lives byhelping people stay well andget well, finding cures andfighting back against breastcancer.Honorary Survivor for thisREAL ESTATEPerrysburgReal EstateNews and Statsatwww.PerrysburgBlog.comPerrysburg HouseFor Sale By Owner403 E. Second St.2-story, 4 bedroom,1-1/2 baths.Priced to sell.$224,900Call 419-466-3720year’s walk is Esther Fabian,associate vice president ofbranding and creative servicesat the University of Toledo.Mrs. Fabian was diagnosedwith breast cancer atthe age of 38.“I was doing a self-examand found a small lump,” shesaid. “I didn’t think a lotabout it, but thank goodnessmy husband kept proddingme to see a doctor, because,after I was checked, the doctorsdetermined I had earlystage breast cancer.”Mrs. Fabian underwentsurgery and radiation and believesthe work of ACS playeda big part in her recovery.“From the research thathelped create the diagnosticsthat helped catch my cancerearly, to the test developedthat prevented me from havingto take chemotherapy, tothe pill I take every day, theAmerican Cancer Society hasplayed a role in all of that,”she added.The Honorary Survivor inviteseveryone to join her Saturdaymorning for MakingStrides Against Breast Cancer.Participants will enjoy awide range of activities at thisyear’s event. Several local organizationswill be stationedaround the 3.1-mile walkroute to entertain walkers.Perrysburg and St. John’shigh school marching bandswill entertain the crowd withROSSFORD152 Bacon St.2 Story, maintenancefree, 4 bedrooms, 2baths, updatedkitchen with all appliances,newer furnace.Fenced doublelot, off street parkingincluding alley access.$89,900Gay Barker, 419-360-6467KEY REALTYSlaske Building Companynow building inHull Prairie FarmsPersonalized DesignedHomesstarting at$250,000 with lot• Perrysburg SchoolsCallBarbara St. Arnaud419-346-7035See Web site forplat mapwww.slaskebuilding.comInfoline # 419-539-1020Original e-mailPERRYSBURG 419-872-2410Info + Photos on all MLS propertiesgo to www.danberry.comWood Creek Court – The Sanctuary – Halfthe cost of original construction! Incrediblelot and quality. $725,000. 7,400 sq. ft.Chris Finkbeiner419-874-3505Mobile 419-283-3505GET RESULTS. GET GREEN.7321 Twin LakesPerrysburgMANY UPDATES! 3 br, 2ba w/ updated kitchen, encl.all-season room, 2-carattached garage.$149,000Call Maggie Schwind, Ext. 146575 RutledgePerrysburgQuality! 4 br, 2.5 ba w/full, carpeted basement,5/8” HW throughout.Many amenitites.$189,900Call Jo Loe, Ext. 1436001 CemeteryWhitehouseCLOSE TO SCHOOL &DOWNTOWN! 2-car att.& 2-car det. garages.Fenced yard.$129,900Call Terri Cookson, Ext. 280List your home with the real estate officethat has more than 30 years experience in Wood County!A. A. GREEN REALTY, INC.419-931-7355www.aagreen.comProgress Drive, Perrysburg828 Pine,Perrysburg3 BR, 1.5 bath located close todowntown with peaceful,fenced back yard.1045 N. Main St.Bowling Green, OH 43402419-352-5331www.aagreen.comReal Estate. Real Experts. Real Results.Sixth annual Northwest Ohio“Making StridesAgainst Breast Cancer”3.1 mile walkand activitiesSaturday, May 12The Town Center at Levis CommonsHonorary SurvivorEsther Fabian8:30 a.m. registration9:15 Jazzercise9:30 a.m. walkPerrysburg High SchoolandSt. John’s Marching BandsTwirling Sophisticates“Pinked Out Picture” boothSurvivor Tentand more!$124,900Call Terri Cookson, Ext. 280203 Landwehr,Luckey3 bdrm, 1.5 ba ranch on largelot, 3-season room. Homewarranty.$124,900Call Wendy Headley, Ext. 11929.71 AC Parcel! Currently zoned Agricultural. Adjacent togrowing commercial area.$890,000Original e-mailCall Bob Allen, Ext. 273EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITYperformances throughout themorning, in addition to routinesby the PerrysburgTwirling Sophisticates.Jazzercise will returnagain this year to lead walkersin a warm-up routine at 9:15a.m. before the walk begins,and several mascots includingMax & Erma and Yogurt Viwill make an appearance duringthe morning.A new addition to the entertainmentline-up this yearis a “Pinked Out Picture”booth where friends and familycan have their photo takenwearing pink for lastingmemories of the morning.Celebrating survivors is akey element in the MakingStrides Against Breast Cancerevent and there will be noshortage of special treatmentfor those who have been victoriousin their fight againstbreast cancer.Survivors are invited to aspecial “Survivor Tent” wherethey can enter to win variousraffle prizes including a Pandorabracelet and watch fromAlan Miller Jewelers. Survivorsalso will receive a specialrecognition item and bepampered with free chairmassages and hair wrapping.The non-competitive 5Kwalk unites the community inan effort to celebrate breastcancer survivors, educate peopleabout how to reduce theirbreast cancer risk and raisefunds for research and treatment.Making Strides AgainstBreast Cancer has raisedmore than $400 million nationallywith 165 walks heldacross the country.More than 230,000women were diagnosed withbreast cancer in the UnitedStates in 2011. While the forprofitsector saw declining demandfor products andservices over the past fewyears, the opposite is true fororganizations like ACS whohave seen demand for theirpatient services increase duringthe economic downturn.Funds raised by events likeMaking Strides AgainstBreast Cancer are critical tomeeting the needs of those affectedby the disease.ACS is on the front linesof the fight against the disease.“Our organization hasbeen a part of almost everymajor breakthrough in termsof breast cancer,” said SaraFoos, ACS regional incomedevelopment director. “Mammographyand Tamoxifin areprime examples of theprogress that has been madein the fight against breast cancer,and the ACS has been acritical player in both of thoseadvances.”For additional information,to register for the walk ormake a donation, visit theWeb site cancer.org/stridesonline or contact ACS at 1-800-227-2345.The Northwest Ohio AreaAmerican Cancer Society officeis located at 740 CommerceDrive, Perrysburg.Kindergarteninformationmeeting May 15An informational meetingfor parents whose childrenwill attend kindergarten nextschool year will be held onMay 15, at 5:30 p.m., in theIndian Hills ElementarySchool cafeteria, 401 GlenwoodRoad, Rossford.Children must be age 5 byAugust 1 to attend kindergarten.Parents and legalguardians will receive informationabout procedures, requirements,and academicexpectations for kindergartenat the meeting. Registrationmaterials will be available.For those who are unableto attend the informationalmeeting, kindergarten screeningand registration will beheld May 21, 22 and 23, from8 a.m. to 3 p.m., at BulldogCenter, 719 Dixie Highway,Rossford, next to RossfordHigh School.To schedule an appointment,call 419-662-3051.PUBLISHER’S NOTICEAll real estate advertising in thisnewspaper is subject to the FederalFair Housing Act whichmakes it illegal to advertise “anypreference, limitation or discriminationbased on race, color,religion, sex, handicap, familialstatus or national origin, or intentionto make any such preference,limitation ordiscrimination.” Familial statusincludes children under the ageof 18 living with parents or legalcustodians, pregnant womenand people securing custody ofchildren under 18. This newspaperwill not knowingly acceptany advertising for real estatewhich is in violation of the law.Our readers are hereby informedthat all dwellings advertised inthis newspaper are available onan equal opportunity basis. Callthe Fair Housing Center, 243-6163, before you run your advertisement.To complain ofdiscrimination call HUD tollfreeat 1-800-669-9777. Thetoll-free telephone numberfor the hearing impairedis 1-800-927-9275.

’s the WordMassage Therapy & Reflexology Center214 Louisiana Avenue • Downtown PerrysburgYvonne M. Fey, Owner/Director(419) 873-SOLERossford seniors enjoy Kentucky Derby partyOn May 4, the RossfordSenior Center celebratedthe annual KentuckyDerby race with costumesand a race of their own.The winning “jockey”was Al Montz, above right,with his horse, Big Al.The ladies donned theirfinest hats, including EthelVanko and Helen Evanoff,below.Sue Stolar, third fromright in front row at left,was the winner of the hatcontest.ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNAL — May 10, 2012 — Page 9Brandon Long named KiwanisStudent of the Month for AprilBrandon LongBrandon Long, a seniorfrom Rossford High Schoolwho is enrolled in the culinaryarts program at PentaCareer Center, has been selectedas the Career-TechnicalStudent of the Month forApril by the Perrysburg KiwanisClub.At Penta, Brandon hasbeen active in several communityservice and club activities.As a culinary arts student,he is a member of Family,Career and CommunityLeaders of America(FCCLA).During his two years atPenta, Brandon has created agingerbread house that wason display at ImaginationStation, has volunteered forthe Kids in the Kitchen eventsponsored by the JuniorLeague of Toledo, and hashelped with Penta’s annualFall Harvest ScholarshipDinner.One of the highlights ofhis education at Penta was hisculinary experiences duringthe summer of 2011. Brandonworked at CentennialTerrace in Sylvania and preparedmeals for nationallyrenownedmusicians AliceCooper and Sheryl Crow andtheir bands.After graduating fromRossford and completing hisCulinary Arts training atPenta, Brandon will attendThe Culinary Institute ofMichigan at Baker College inMuskegon. His ultimate goalis to own a restaurant by thetime he reaches age 25.Students’ birdhouses to beauctioned for local charitiesArtistic birdhouses handmadeby Rossford HighSchool students will be availablefor silent auction biddingby the public to benefit localcharities.RHS art instructor DianeGladieux said students inwoodworking classes built thewooden birdhouses, whichwere passed onto advanced artstudents who selected variousthemes to paint and adorn eachhouse.Bidding will take placethrough May 17 at the RossfordPublic Library, and at theRHS Promethean awardsMay 22 in the school cafeteria.Houses will be turned overto the highest bidders on May23.For more information, contactMs. Gladieux by e-mail atdgladieux@rossford schools.org.PCU blooddrive set forFri., May 18Perrysburg ChristiansUnited will sponsor a blooddrive on Friday, May 18, fromnoon to 6 p.m., at ZoarLutheran Church, located atthe corner of East Indiana Avenueand Sandusky Street.Appointments can be scheduleduntil 5:45 p.m., andwalk-ins may present until 6p.m.Donors must be at least 17years of age, in good generalhealth and weigh at least 110pounds, but not more than 350pounds.The blood donationprocess takes approximatelyone hour.PCU telephone recruiterswill contact many donorsfrom past blood drives.Those not contacted cancall 1-800-733-2767 or visitthe Web site at redcrossblood.org to schedule an appointmentor give intention topresent as a walk-in donor.Mother’s Day is Sunday, May 13BirdingAmish Baked GoodsProduceMulchAll Things GoodIf yourMOMRocksbetter get her a gift as nifty as she is.AnnualsPerennialsFountainsStatuaryLIEVENS MARKET(Formerly Mosers Market)10411 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg(419) 874-4897www.lievensmarket.comThe stop may be at the doctor’s oroffice ficon Central,but the destination tion is a long, healthy hylife. !"#$%&'()*+ !

Page 10 — May 10, 2012 — ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNALUNSTOPPABLESUCCESSFULEducating veterans erans and theirfamily members since 1965.DEDICATEDRobotics team open house setFIRST Robotics Team 451will host an open house forprospective students and theirparents on Tuesday, May 22,from 6 to 8 p.m., at the Danafacility at 6201 Trust Drive inHolland.The group is open to studentsin grades eight through12. The team will design andbuild a robot to play a chosengame.For more information, contactTom O’Neil at 419-356-0035 or visit the Web sitethecatattack.org.AMBITIOUSCOURAGEOUSClasses begin May 21 and June 4.Apply today! www.owens.edu/veteranswww.facebook.com/owensccMonday 11 - 8Tuesday 11 - 8Wednesday 11 - 8Thursday 11 - 8Friday 11 - 8Saturday 11 - 5Sunday 11- 55/13/125/13/125/13/125/13/12Wearing shirts in memory of Kerry Keller, the RHS girls track team won the Gibsonburg Invitational.Bulldog girls track team places first at GibsonburgThe Rossford High Schoolgirls track team won the GibsonburgInvitational April 30.At the 12-team meet, thegirls scored 105.5 points andthe boys team scored 64, comingin sixth place, according toHead Coach Todd Eckel.Before the meet, CoachEckel said he was unsure of thestudents’ participation due tothe passing of fellow studentKerry Keller.“Everyone’s hearts wereheavy,” he said.“But a few of these heavyhearts came to me Fridaymorning and told me theyneeded to run.”Coach Eckel decided theevent would be an optionalmeet for team members.“Most of the girls decidedwhat they needed to do was puton their Kerry Keller T-shirtsand run their very best,” he explained.He secured permission forthe Rossford girls to wear theirblue shirts “and they ran theirhearts out.”Results from the meet areas follows.Girls Team ResultsGirls 100 Meter Dash–sixth place, Courtney Morris,13.74.Girls 400 Meter Dash–firstplace, Jessica Pietrasz, 1:01.14;seventh place, Sarah Waggoner,1:06.63.Girls 800 Meter Run– firstplace, Jessica Pietrasz, 2:31.60;eighth place, Emily Houchins,2:48.53.Girls 1600 Meter Run–seventh place, Liz Parisi,6:03.24.Girls 3200 Meter Run–fifth place, Liz Parisi.13:07.73.Girls 100 MeterHurdles –fifth place, Erica Stolar,18:08.Girls 300 Meter Hurdles–third place, Erica Stolar, 51.16.Girls 4x100 MeterRelay–first place, Julie Hotz,Shelbi Redway, Shayna Lindley,Courtney Morris,52.30–meet record.Girls 4x200 MeterRelay –third place, Shelbi Redway,Erica Stolar, Julie Hotz,Reading Therapy Dogs setto return to Rossford LibraryRegistration is open forreading to therapy dogs at theRossford Public Library.This program is a way forreluctant readers to practicetheir skills by reading out loudto loveable pooches who enjoythe attention and don’t mind ifthe story isn’t perfect. Theirhandlers are nearby to assistwith words, if necessary.Time slots are set up in 15minute increments between6:45 and 7:45 p.m. with four tosix dogs on hand for each session.The program will be offeredon Mondays, May 14and 21, and July 11, 18 and 25.To reserve a time, call thelibrary at 419-666-0924.All Saints Catholic Schoolto hold kindergarten screeningAll Saints Catholic Schoolin Rossford announceskindergarten screening for the2012-13 school year will takeplace on Thursday, May 17.A variety of appointmenttimes are available starting asearly as 8 a.m. Studentsshould be age 5 or older byAugust 1, 2012.All Saints School offersfull day kindergarten with bustransportation to Rossford,Perrysburg, Lake and Northwoodschool districts.Extended day care is availableuntil 6 p.m.For information or toschedule a screening, call theschool office at 419-661-2070or send an e-mail to info@allsaintscatholic.org.Sarah Waggoner, 1:54.28.Girls 4x400 MeterRelay–second place, SarahWaggoner, Jessica Pietrasz,Julie Hotz, Erica Stolar,4:24.99.Girls 4x800 MeterRelay –first place, Liz Parisi,Jessica Pietrasz, Emily Houchins,Sarah Waggoner, 10:47.64.Girls High Jump–firstplace, Courtney Morris, 5-02;sixth place, Mel Morris, 4-06.Girls Pole Vault–sixthplace, Stephanie Shultz, 7-00.Girls Long Jump–fourthplace, Mel Morris, 15-02.25.Girls Discus Throw–fifthplace, De-Shea Pyles, 92-10.Boys Team ResultsBoys 800 Meter Run –firstplace, Ryan Clay, 2:02.32;sixth place, Kevin Destatte,2:09.09.Boys 3200 MeterRun –seventh place, BradyGroom, 11:23.82.Boys 110 MeterHurdles –seventh place, MarkSkala, 18:08.Boys 300 MeterHurdles –fourth place, MarkRossford Little LeagueFootball is gearing up for the2012-13 school year. RLLFwas created to teach the basicsof football and cheerleadingin preparation forjunior high and high school.The league has been workingwith the Rossford youth for15 years.This year football andcheerleading registration forall athletes grades 3-6 will beon May 14 and 15, from 6 to8 p.m., in the Rossford JuniorHigh Gym.There will be a mandatoryparent informationalmeeting on May 17, at 7p.m., in Bulldog Hall.Registration bookletswith all pertinent informationwill be available the dayof registration and at all elementaryschools, the library,and the rec center.For more information,Skala, 43.82.Boys 4x100 MeterRelay –sixth place, LevanGubeladeze, Nate Childress,Dylan Losiewicz, JohnathanStockard, 48.06.Boys 4x200 MeterRelay–fifth place, ConnorHughes, Larry Sloan, CameronStalnaker, Nate Childress,1:38.20.Boys 4x400 MeterRelay –fourth place, MarkSkala, Larry Sloan, Ryan Clay,Cameron Stalnaker, 3:37.46.Boys 4x800 MeterRelay –fourth place, BradyGroom, Ryan Clay, HectorAguirre, Kevin Destatte,8:43.03.Boys High Jump–firstplace, Manny Durden, 6-02,meet record.Boys Pole Vault–fifth place(tie), Johnathan Stockard, 9-00.Boys Long Jump–sixthplace, Manny Durden, 18-10.25.Boys Shot Put–sixth place,Nate Childress, 44-05.55;eighth place, Alonso Loya, 42-03.25.Rossford Little League Footballregistration set for May 14-15call Wendy Lewis 419-902-0710 or Ron Recknagel at419-944-4871.Rossford941 Dixie Hwy.419-666-0091Lee WilliamsOPEN 7 DAYSA WEEKShop at Toledo’ s House of Me ats where all your dollars s tay in your communi t y.PRICES ON ITEMS IN THIS AD ARE GOOD STARTING SUN., MAY 6, THROUGH SAT., MAY 12, 2012.BONELESS, SKINLESSCHICKENBREASTMothers Day Tradition!Treat Mom and yourself to a great diningexperience. 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