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Sylvania Sylvania girl collecting
business owners donations for Peace Passers
receive award
OrLaNDO- Lynn and
Dennis Blum, owners of a
Once Upon a child store
in Sylvania, were awarded
the Sales Excellence
award at the company’s
annual conference and
Trade Show, held at the
hilton Orlando in Orlando.
The award is given to
franchisees who achieve a
specific level of sales.
“This award is especially
meaningful because it is
announced at our annual
conference, in front of our
peers,” Lynn said. “Once
Upon a child achieved
record sales in 2010, and
we are proud to have
played a part in reaching
that milestone.”
Once Upon a child
stores buy and sell gently-
used children’s clothing
and merchandise, with
over 240 stores in the U.S.
and canada. In 2010, the
brand posted new record
average store sales for the
eighth consecutive year
and also saw a record
number of stores that are
now open nationwide.
The key to the brand’s
success, according to
Susan Baustian, director
of the Once Upon a child
brand, is in providing
a consistent, positive
customer experience and
in managing store stock
to ensure customers can
find the merchandise they
need.
at this year’s
conference, a full schedule
of workshops presented
Fouty finishes first season with Eastern Michigan
By Scott Grau
Herald Writer
TOLEDO- Former
Northview basketball
standout Olivia Fouty
got a chance to play
before her family and
friends on Feb. 23
when her current team,
the Eastern Michigan
Eagles were hosted by
the University of Toledo
women’s basketball team
at Savage arena. Eastern
lost to Toledo 65-64 in
a western division Mid-
american conference
contest.
“It’s fun to come back
home and play in from of
everybody,” Fouty said.
“There were quite a few
people here tonight. It
was nice.”
Fouty, a freshman
forward for the Lady
Eagles, is learning how
to the play the game at
the collegiate level. She
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strategies designed to help
franchisees understand
how to improve their
relationship with their
customers, manage their
inventories to the greatest
advantage and learn
tips and strategies from
workshop moderators and
their peers on running a
successful business.
“Our brand continues to
set new records for sales
because of the dedication
and professionalism of our
extraordinary franchisees,
like Dennis and Lynn,”
Baustian said. “Our award
winners are people who
have made a commitment
to grow their businesses
through their own efforts
and initiative. all of us
at Once Upon a child
applaud their success.”
“Winning this award
has inspired us to try to top
our own achievements,”
Dennis said. “We know
that the energy that
winning this award has
given us will help us reach
and exceed our goal of
providing an even better
shopping experience for
families in the local area
this year.”
For more information
about Once Upon a child,
contact Lynn and Dennis
Blum at their store or visit
www.onceuponachild.
com.
Once Upon a child of
Sylvania is located at 7565
Sylvania avenue. call 419-
841-7500 or email lynn@
ouac1.com.
saw limited action in
the Toledo contest but is
averaging over 11 minutes
per game and has played
in all but one game this
season. She closed out
her first regular season
averaging 2.4 points and
3.3 rebounds per game
respectively.
Even though she
played in a premier
program at Northview,
Fouty acknowledges
the collegiate game is
played at a faster pace
with greater intensity
and more is expected.
“It’s a challenge. You
are expected to give a
110% everyday no matter
if you are sick or hurt,”
she stated matter-of-
factly. “You are expected
to come out and play.”
Fouty said she realizes
she needs to work hard
to improve her game and
she is confident that she
will continue to improve. Olivia Fouty focuses on defense during a recent game
She says one of her goals against the University of Toledo. Fouty finished her first
going into her sophomore regular season of college basketball averaging 2.4 points
season is to develop her and 3.3 rebounds per game.
3/4/11 1:22 PM Page 1
By Kaylyn Johnston
Herald Writer
S Y L Va N I a -
Sylvania residents
Karen and Lexa Bauer
recently became
involved with a national
organization called
Peace Passers and hope
to involve the Sylvania
community in their goal
to share new and used
soccer equipment with
third world countries.
Peace Passers is an
organization that works
with various mission
groups to ship new and
used soccer equipment
to countries around the
world. The organization
was founded by five
former collegiate soccer
players who discovered
soccer was a way for
individuals to unite
amongst political and
social turmoil. In many
countries, a child’s
level of education is
based on their soccer
skills. Many of these
children, however, learn
to play soccer using
makeshift materials
and equipment. Peace
Passers works to
promote peace and
unity through soccer
and help give children
in developing nations
a jump-start to their
education through the
use of better soccer
equipment.
Lexa, age 10, asked
her classmates and
friends to bring soccer
equipment to her 10th
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Sylvania resident Lexa
Bauer, 10, recently began
collecting donations for Peace
Passers to send soccer supplies
to Guatemala.
birthday party. She then
enlisted the support Photos submitted
of Pacesetter and the
Maumee Soccer center, Some of the recipients of Lexa’s donations pose
with the soccer equipment they received through
who both allowed her Peace Passers.
to place a collection bin
at their facilities. Lexa much less suffering and and charlie’s Edible’s
was able to send 25 much more living. This and Ice cream.
jersey sets, 15 balls, 17 is my way of putting my Lexa is hosting a
pairs of soccer cleats, mark on the world.” fundraiser at charlie’s
11 pairs of indoor turf Lexa’s mother, Ice cream and Edible’s
shoes, 10 pairs of shorts Karen Bauer, also has on March 9 from 5-8
and 8 pairs of shin been changed by her p.m. also, donations can
guards to Guatemala. involvement with Peace be placed in collection
When asked how Passers. bins located at Tam-
Peace Passers has “It has given both O-Shanter (Sylvania
changed her life, Lexa of us a sense that if we recreation), Pacesetter
responded, “It has start small, things grow (Key Bank Field at
driven me to pay a lot and people catch on. central and reynolds),
more attention to all the We really can make a and Gold Medal Indoor
people who don’t have difference,” she said. Sports in Perrysburg.
as much as we have. It Numerous other contact Karen Bauer
made me wonder what Sylvania organizations at klb_np@yahoo.com
I can do for people now support Lexa’s for more information
in general who need efforts, including or to personally place
things. If everybody did Pacesetter Soccer club donations.
something, even if its where Lexa plays, the To learn more about
small like what we are UPS store on central Peace Passers, visit
doing, I truly believe avenue, Sylvania their website at www.
that there would be Southview high School peacepassers.org.
defensive quickness. from her home, Fouty
“It’s hard [but] I am has been able to attend
getting better at it,” she several Northview games
states. “It’s definitely this season. She misses
going to take some time the atmosphere of the
and hard work.” Northview games with
Playing basketball the great fan support but
at the Ncaa Division she is quick to add that
I level has a few perks, she enjoys her college
too. Fouty and her fellow life.
teammates traveled When asked if she
to honolulu in late is satisfied with her
November to play in the selection of attending
Jack in the Box rainbow Eastern Michigan Fouty
Wahine classic. She said emphatically exclaimed,
the team had a day to get “I am very happy. I love
out and enjoy hawaii Eastern and I am glad
as a tourist instead of a that I came here.”
basketball player. as a Northview Lady
“I want to go back Kat, Fouty earned first-
someday,” she said with team Northern Lakes
a big smile. League and first-team
Fouty, who has is District Seven honors
currently carrying a 3.3 as a sophomore, junior
cumulative GPa has and senior. She averaged
not decided on a major 17.9 points per game
but she said that she is her senior year and
considering a business was named third-team
Scott Grau photo degree. all-Ohio. She earned
Since Eastern honorable mention
Michigan, which is all-Ohio honors as a
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COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, March 9, 2011

Sylvania Chamber of Commerce Shepler-Sibert Wedding

announces 2011 Salute to Education honorees
SYLVANIA- Many consider
Sylvania education exceptional.
The teachers, administrators and
staff are outstanding role models
and the Sylvania Area Chamber
of Commerce hosted the Giant
Eagle Salute to Education at
its March luncheon meeting
on March 1 at the Franciscan
Center of Lourdes College. The
luncheon honored educators, staff
and volunteers of the schools in
the Sylvania community
This year’s Salute to
Education honorees were
awarded gift cards from Giant TJ Irwin photo
Eagle. The Giant Eagle Salute to Many Sylvania teachers were honored at the March Chamber of Commerce
Education honorees are: meeting. Pictured here are the 2011 Salute to Education honorees.
Emmanuel Christian School
Jeff Wilbarger-Math Teacher
Elaine Dickendasher - McCord Jr. High High School Volunteer
Cindy Edwards-Elementary
Technology Facilitator Kim Whetstone - Toledo Islamic Academy
Computers/Music
Patti Bell - Office Secretary Timberstone/6th Grade teacher Hanan Kashen – Mr. and Mrs. Edward and Alison Shepler of Sylvania
Paul Chappelear- Financial/
Sylvania Schools Nancy Desautels - Sylvan/ Administrative Assistant along with Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey and Sandra Sibert of Canal
Facilities Manager
Michele Henson - Highland Special Ed Aide Noura Elaji - After School Fulton, Ohio are very pleased to announce the marriage of
Sylvania Franciscan
1st grade teacher Mary Fawcett - Timberstone/ Program their children, Kaitlin and Brent.
Academy
John Duwve - Sylvan Bus & Cafeteria Aide Derek Eddings – Athletic The ceremony was performed by Reverend James
Susan Perzynski -2nd Grade
Principal Terri Mills - Central Elem/ Program Lehman, cousin of the bride, at St. John Lutheran Church
Bernie Thompson - Religion/
Cindy McCloskey - Reading Custodian Chrys Peterson, WTOL in Port Clinton, Ohio on November 13, 2010. A reception
Language Arts
Intervention Specialist Whiteford Dave & Val Krueger - Central Channel 11 anchor was the followed at the Maumee Bay Resort in Oregon, Ohio.
Beth Amstutz - Health/Phs.
Elementary Elementary Volunteers guest speaker at the event. She Kaitlin is a 2004 graduate of Sylvania Northview
Ed/Nurse
Josh Stedcke - Science/ Cheryl Rothschild -Southview spoke about being the child High School and a 2008 graduate of Bowling Green State
St. Joseph Sylvania
of a divorced parent and how University. She currently teaches 6th grade science and
important her teachers were in English at McCord Junior High School.
her life. The unmistakable help Brent is a 2004 graduate of Northwest High School and
and guidance allowed her to a 2009 graduate of Bowling Green State University. He is
grow as a child and blossom as a Verizon Wireless sales representative in Sylvania.
an adult. She received a huge The couple celebrated their honeymoon in Maui.
ovation.

Students of the month

You are invited to an:

Since moving to our present location 9

years ago, Sylvania Senior Center has
provided opportunities for thousands
of people age 55+ in our community.
Join us as we honor our history,
celebrate the present, and plant seeds
for our future.

TJ Irwin photo
Tours SYLVANIA- Two Sylvania students were honored at the March Chamber of Commerce
M - F 9am - 5pm meeting as the Chamber’s students of the month. The honorees were Southview student
For a complete listing of activities this week, log on to Allison Yang and Northview student Viktor Barricklow. Pictured left to right are
www.sylvaniaseniorcenter.org superintendent Brad Rieger, Gary Fitzpatrick, Southview principal Dave McMurray,
Click on Newsletter Allison Yang, Wenlin Yang, Viktor Barricklow, Kati Barricklow, Rick Barrickow, and
Northview principal Stewart Jesse.

Sylvania Senior Center ● 7140 Sylvania Ave ●Sylvania, OH 43560 Athena gains accreditation for Starlite Plaza Academy
(419) 885-3913 www.sylvaniaseniorcenter.org
SYLVANIA- On Feb. 3 Health care will be front program that includes LPN
Athena Career Academy of and center in the future and it is training, clinical practicum’s,
Sylvania was awarded full predicted that the employment books and materials, lab fees
accreditation by the North opportunities will be abundant. and supplies, uniforms and
Central Association, the The Athena Career Academy resume.
nationally-recognized and moved to Sylvania to expand Upon completion of the

Mercy Hernia
primary regional accrediting
body. An evaluation team from
NCA visited Athena during the
week of Dec. 17, 2010. This
and meet the needs of the course, graduating candidates
students entering the health must pass the National NCLEX-
care industry. Athena Career PN Nursing Board Exam.
Academy will celebrate the Practical nursing provides a

Center
accreditation applies to all
Athena courses of study,
including the practical nursing,
state tested nursing assistant,
at Mercy St. Anne Hospital medical billing and coding
specialist and clinical medical
assistant programs. NCA
accreditation qualifies Athena
to apply to participate in
federal financial aid programs,
which the school hopes to offer
students in the very near future.
grand opening of its new facility career that will be desirable
in Starlite Plaza on Apr. 1. for decades and Athena Career
Licensed practical nurses Academy allows all potential
provide patient care for the students to meet the rigorous
sick, injured convalescent and demands and reap the rewards
disabled under the direction of one of the most popular
of physicians and registered careers in today’s nursing field.
nurses. They work in hospitals, For more information about
long-term care facilities, Athena Career Academy and
outpatient facilities, clinics and the practical nursing program,
physician offices. The one-year call 419-472-1150 or visit
program is an all-inclusive www.athenacareers.com.

Sylvania Township update

By Kevin Haddad permanent tax. Styrofoam and plastic bags in
I have been working with a single stream container. This
As promised to Sylvania our Lucas County Township will greatly reduce truck traffic
residents, I am writing my Association to show my to one day per neighborhood,
quarterly update. Many people opposition to this new tax. This taking recyclables to the drop
are unaware of the new tax to does not include the amounts to off center and having garbage
be imposed by the county for be collected from businesses and cans out every day. It will save
storm water. There has been a schools for their hard surfaces on road repairs and residents
committee formed to create a which will be an additional 15- will be compensated for their
new government entity called 24 percent. These funds will be recyclables to almost, if not
the Storm Water Coalition. If used by the engineer’s office totally covering the cost of this
this coalition is created by the at their discretion in Lucas service.
County Commissioners, it will County. This money will not be About 150 residents attended
cost the Sylvania home owners used exclusively in our area but meetings in opposition to this
$550,000 to almost $900,000 the entire region. I am against service, so I negotiated an “opt
annually as it increases over any more government control out” clause that will allow
the next four to five years without representation. residents not to participate in
and into the future. They will I have also been working the program. Residents will
be collecting $2,750,000 to very hard to secure a garbage have a choice by returning a
$4,000,000 over this period and recycling agreement with card to participate. We will
and can raise this fee at anytime a primary hauler in Sylvania need 95 percent participation
The Mercy Hernia Center offers specialized hernia without a vote. This will be a Township. This rate will be to move forward before the
treatment and repair with minimal pain, quick recovery about $41.00 per quarter or county comes up with their
and a low chance of recurrence.
5700 Monroe St. $160.00 annually and seniors proposal which includes taking
Ste. 406
Sylvania, OH 43560 will receive a 10 percent over Toledo’s service. This will
419-885-9222 discount. The price is fixed for cost more due to rising fuel
Conveniently located at Mercy St. Anne Hospital, our
USPS-610-360 five years. Service will provide costs and acquiring Toledo’s
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if he served as judge when So come hear Scott enlighten
us on “Ben Franklin: The Early a vacation at a condo in Or- 3235. Congratulations to Clagg and Sharon Wood. The dealer is Tim Fisher.
Sylvania was founded in the lando.
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would have had more discretion scientist, humorist, civic leader to serve. The Mancy’s Res- Celebrity Wait and Richard Wolff. This is Suite 406, Sylvania 43560, or
in making a decision. He would and international celebrity. Did taurants, LaScola, Le Pe- The 2011 Partners in sure to be an entertaining e-mail to nowakp112946@
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the Midwest. the storm and invent bifocals? City Q Barbecue and so at Real Seafood Restaurant.
Learn what made him such
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He has enjoyed history since many more provided amaz- This fast paced fun evening
he was very young. When he a genius in this interactive, ing grazing tables that left will be raising funds for the
entertaining presentation. The

has time, he reads history in a
somewhat chronological order.
He has studied King Richard
the Lion-Hearted and Daniel
Boone extensively, and, finding
them fascinating, has given
presentations on their lives.
Asked what era he would
meeting is free and open to
the public, and refreshments
will be served. For more
information or questions visit
www.sylvaniahistory.org
call 419-318-9632.
I’ll see you there!
everyone in cuisine heaven.
Guests included Dee and
Lance Talmage, Marsha
Manahan, Kevin and Steph-
anie Lent, Sue and Will Ste-
or
venson, Terri Barricklow,
Mike Bell and Karen Jarosz,
WANTED
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Fund for graduating Toledo
area high school seniors.
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le Burrer, Carl Dettmer,
Greg Guzman, Gary John- A select number of homeowners in Sylvania

Improvements continuing downtown

and the surrounding areas will be given the
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revitalization is continuing in From the mayor’s Desk 23. New wayfinding signage process to build sustainable
downtown Sylvania. A strong was installed last year and community revitalization. As Qualified homeowners will receive attractive
and vibrant downtown is new banners and tree lighting the city works through this pricing and have access to our special low
important for attracting new with have been installed. More process, $400,000 capital interest unsecured bank financing.
residents and new jobs to the flowers and plantings will be improvement grants become
Sylvania area. Craig installed this year. Overhead available. Downtown An Erie Metal Roof will keep your home warmer
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focus almost thirty years ago St. Michael’s Episcopal burying and new streetlights
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Upcoming Events Police Reports

SCAT drug drop off
SYLVANIA- The Sylvania
Community Action Team
(SCAT) will hold a drug drop off
on March 19 from 10:00 a.m.-
2:00 p.m. Residents can bring
expired or unused medicines
to a drop off location to safely
dispose of medications. The
collection sites will accept
inhalers, liquid medications,
narcotics, ointments/lotions,
over-the-counter medications,
pet medications, prescriptions
and vitamins. The collection
sites will not accept syringes or
commercial items or medical
vendors.
The collection sites are City
of Sylvania, 6635 Maplewood
Avenue, and Sylvania
Township Police Department,
4430 King Road.
For more information, call
419-824-8588, email sy.deb.
chany@nwoca.org or visit
www.sylvaniascat.org.
Sundaes and Sunday
delights at TOPS
SYLVANIA- On March
13 at 3:00 p.m. at the Gorman
Nature Education Center at
Olander Park, a special event
“General Cluster in the Civil
War” will be held. Greater
Toledo area professionals will
entertain and educate through
local history and current
intrigue. Guests can make their
own complimentary sundae
to savor. The event is free but
registration is required. Call
419-882-8313 ext. 30.
Victims of violence prayer
service
SYLVANIA- The sisters
of St. Francis of Sylvania will
hold a Third Tuesday for Peace
Prayer service at 6:30 p.m.
on March 15. the theme for
the service will be victims of
violence. The service will be at
the Our Lady Queen of Peace
Chapel on the grounds of the
Sylvania Franciscan Village at
6832 Convent Boulevard and
is open to the public. For more
information, call 419-824-
3627.
Southview Cougar Club
reverse raffle
HOLLAND- The
Southview Cougar Club will
hold their annual reverse raffle
and sports fundraiser on March
11 at 6530 Angola Road,
Holland, OH. Doors open at
6:30 p.m. and grazing stations
are open from 7-11:00 p.m. The
grand prize is $5,000 and there
will be side raffles and door
prizes all night long. Gaming
includes poker, blackjack,
Texas Hold’em, horse races and
bean races. Other attractions
include a silent auction. Tickets
are $50 and you must be 21 to
attend. For more information
call 419-467-1684 or email
sara.jackson5@gmail.com.
Community gardens
meetings
SYLVANIA- Olander
park will be offering two
informational meetings and
sign up dates for the community
gardens at Olander Park. The
first will be on March 24 at
6:00 p.m. and the second will
be March 26 at 2:00 p.m. The
meetings will be held at the
community building at Olander
Park. Anyone interested in
a garden plot for this season
should attend one of the
meetings. For more information
call Robin Parker at 419-885-
8313 ext 34 or email rparker@
olanderpark.com.
Submarine veterans meeting
TOLEDO- All veterans of
the United States Submarine
Service are invited to join
other Submarine veterans.
The United States Submarine
Veterans, Inc. (USSVI) has a
base in Toledo and meets every
third Monday each month at
Charley’s Restaurant on W.
Central Avenue. Meetings start
at 6:30 p.m. Call Jim Andrews
at 419-283-5274 for any
additional information.
Upcoming blood drives
Friday, March 11
8:30 am - 2:30 pm
Bay Park Community Hospital
2801 Bay Park Way, Oregon
Monday, March 14
7:30 am – 2:00 pm
St. Luke’s Hospital
5901 Monclova Rd,
Maumee
Monday, March 14
11:30 am - 5:30 pm
Maumee Community @
Maumee Eagles
2301 Detroit Ave., Maumee
Tuesday, March 15
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Blessed Sacrament Catholic
Church
4227 Bellevue Road, Toledo
Thursday, March 17
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Hope Community Church
5650 Starr Ave., Oregon
Friday, March 18
12:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Whitehouse Village Hall
6925 Providence St.,
Whitehouse
Church holding Lent
services
OTTAWA LAKE- Zion
Lutheran Church, located at
8307 Memorial Highway in
Ottawa Lake is holding Lenten
services beginning with Ash
Wednesday. Other Lenten
services will be held on March
16, 23 and 30 and April 6, 13
and 20. The services will have
a potluck dinner starting at 6:00
p.m. and the service will begin
at 7:00 p.m.
Church offering Lenten fish
fry
TOLEDO- St. Pius X Parish
is offering their annual Lenten
Fish Fry’s. Serving all you
can eat Fried Alaskan Pollock,
baked Alaskan Pollock (limited
quantity), fries and baked
potato, macaroni and cheese,
applesauce, cole slaw, roll,
dessert and drink. The dinners
are held on Fridays from 5-7
p.m. and March 11, 18 and 25
and April 1, 8 and 15. St. Pius X
is located at 3011 Carskaddon
Avenue (just off Monroe Street
near I-475).
Central Catholic hosting
celebrity wait
MAUMEE- Central
Catholic High School will
hold its 5th Annual Celebrity
Wait featuring “Central-
ebrity” waiters on March 19 at
Parkway Place in Maumee.
Social hour with cash bar
begins at 5:30 p.m. and dinner
will be served at 7:00. The
event will also include dueling
pianos by Piano Wars!, wine
and cheese tables and a silent
auction.
Waiters include CCHS head
football coach Greg Dempsey,
head basketball coach Jim
Welling, vice president of
operations Mike Boyle, vice
president of institutional
advancement Pat Williams,
principal Michael Kaucher,
director of technology Chris
Hamady, Monsignors Michael
Billian and Bill Kubacki,
former University of Toledo
quarterback Chuck Ealey,
president and general manager
of The Blade Joe Zerbey, former
coach and current BCSN
television personality Tom
Cole, Lucas County Auditor
Anita Lopez and more.
Contact Central Catholic
at 419-255-2306 or email
tkoralewski@centralcatholi.
org
for reservation information.
Visit www.centralcatholic.org
for more details. Dinners are
prepaid and a tip to your waiter
is your donation. All proceeds
benefit the Central Catholic
scholarship fund.
Church anniversary
celebration
TOLEDO- St. Lucas
Lutheran Church will be
holding a 125th anniversary
celebration May 13-15 at
745 Walbridge Avenue,
Toledo. They are planning
a confirmation reunion and
renewal. The church is seeking
the mailing addresses of those
confirmed at St. Lucas, former
members and friends of the
church. Call 419-243-8189.
Theft: On Feb. 15, at the
5800 block of Monroe Street,
Trevor S. Kohlenberg, 19, took
a 2011 Chevy Camaro without
permission of the owner or
anyone authorized to give per-
mission.
Illegal processing of a
drug document: On Feb. 15, at
the 7600 block of W. Sylvania
Avenue, unknown suspect(s)
used five forged prescriptions.
Petty theft: On Feb. 15,
at the 5100 block of Harroun
Road, a victim reported her cell
phone was missing.
Safe schools act: On Feb.
16, at the 7200 block of W.
Sylvania Avenue, a suspect
was involved in an assault on a
student at the school.
Disorderly conduct: On
Feb. 17, at the 7000 block of
Sylvania Avenue, Timothy
Berger, 18, caused an inconve-
nience, annoyance and alarm to
others by punching out a glass
window.
Taking of identity of an-
other: On Feb. 18, at the 5400
block of Bentbrook, a victim
stated unknown person(s) used
her information to make a pur-
chase online. Her bank was
notified and the account was
closed.
Petty theft: On Feb. 19,
at the 7500 block of Sylvania
Avenue, unknown suspect(s)
entered the location and took
four cases of beer and a bag of
chips without paying.
Domestic violence: On
Feb. 20, at the 4900 block of
New England Lane, Zachariah
A. Kline, 22, and Kody May
Kline, 24, caused or attempted
to cause physical harm to each
other and accused each other of
being the primary physical ag-
gressor. Both suspects refused
to sign statements of domestic
violence and were arrested and
booked into Lucas County Jail.
at the 4600 block of N. Hol-
land Sylvania Road, unknown
suspect(s) forced entry into
a victim’s apartment and re-
moved coins in a red tin con-
tainer, a baby bottle bank with
coins, a pair of shoes and a
purse.
Arrest: On FEb. 26, at the
4600 block of Holland Sylva-
nia Road, Jeffery Scott Never,
47, was found by police while
investigating a separate com-
plaint. He had warrants for no
O.L., passing to left of cen-
ter and driving upon a closed
street. He was booked at Lucas
County Jail.
Drive under influence: On
Feb. 27, at the 6400 block of
Monroe Street, Brian D. Shel-
by, 29, was stopped for a traffic
violation and found to be OVI.
He took a chemical breath test
with a result of .210 BAC.
Petty theft: On Feb. 27,
at the 7500 block of Sylvania
Avenue, an unknown suspect
pumped fuel at the location and
left without paying.
Possession of a controlled
substance, use/possession of
drug paraphernalia: On Feb.
27, at the 4600 block of N.
Holland Sylvania Road, while
police were investigating a
complaint at the suspect’s resi-
dence, Timothy M. Tran, 24,
was found to be in possession
of a green leafy substance field
tested positive for marijuana, a
glass pipe with marijuana resi-
due, a digital scale and burnt
marijuana cigarettes.
Arrest: On Feb. 28, at Ra-
vine Drive and Harroun Road,
Garth G. Harwood, 24, was
stopped for a traffic violation
and found to have warrants for
drug abuse, telecommunica-
tions harassment, petty theft,
reasonable control, and misuse
of credit card. He was issued a
summons and given a warning
for the traffic violation.
Arrest: On Feb. 28, at the

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Theft: On Feb. 17, at the 6700 block of Monroe Street,

Baby boy O’Brien 7200 block of W. Sylvania Av-

enue, multiple victims reported
Thai V. Ngo, 20, turned her-
self in at court on a warrant for

announces Dean’s List

their cell phones were taken
from the theater at Southview
High School.
FINDLAY- University of Findlay vice president of
academic affairs, Daniel J. May, PhD, recently announced Arrest: On Feb. 22, at the
the school’s Dean’s List for the fall semester. To be named 6200 block of Monroe Street,
Eric S. Lorenzen, 25, was a
to the Dean’s List, students must attain a grade point average passenger in a vehicle stopped
of at least 3.5 on a 4.0 scale. for a traffic violation and was
Three students made the list. The students are Victoria found to have a warrant for
Allen, a strength and conditioning major, Alex Jurek, a criminal damaging. He was is-
biology education major, and Laura Seslar, a pre-veterinary sued a summons and released.
medicine/biology major.
domestic violence and was re-
leased on bond.
Arrest: On Feb. 28, at the
6700 block of Monroe Street,
Sue L. Bohls, 43, turned herself
in at court and was released af-
ter scheduling her days in jail.
Arrest: On Feb. 28, at the
5200 block of Harroun Road,
Jodi L. McClanahan, 37, was
released from the hospital and

Sheriff seeks
Domestic violence: On had several warrants for pass-
A boy, Patrick David O’Brien, was born at 3:47 a.m. Feb. 23, at the 6000 block ing bad checks, falsification and
Jan. 9 at The Toledo Hospital to Jeremiah and Jamie of Barkwood Lane, Sami A. forgery. She was transferred to

information in homicides
O’Brien of Toledo. He weighed 8 pounds, 12 ounces and Hatoum, 34, knowingly caused Lucas County custody.
was 20 3/4 inches long. physical harm to the victim by
Maternal grandparents are Anita Campbell of Flowery striking her in the face. The Arrest: On Feb. 28, at the
Beach, GA and James Huffman of Norfolk, VA. Paternal Lucas County Sheriff been provided. Officers have victim signed a statement of 5800 block of Alexis Road,
grandparents are David O’Brien of Perrysburg and Janice James A. Telb announced conductednumerousinterviews domestic violence. Jeremy Hittler, 26, had his
Whitaker of Spanish Springs, NV. new information regarding and polygraph examinations. plates ran by police to check
the investigation into the Evidence has been collected Arrest: On Feb. 23, at the expiration date and he was
Frisch graduates basic training homicides of Johnny S. Clarke
and Lisa Straub that occurred
and is currently being Box Lane, Sami A. Hatoum,
processed by the Ohio Bureau 34, was driving and known to
found to have a warrant for
probation violation (drug para-
COLUMBIA, SC- Army bayonet training, drill and in Springfield Township on of Criminal Investigation and have an outstanding warrant phernalia) case. He was issued
Pvt. Joadson M. Frisch ceremony, marching, rifle Jan. 31. Identification. Also, assistance for domestic violence filed ear- a summons.
As of this date, the from local and federal agencies lier the same day. A police of-
has graduated from basic marksmanship, armed investigation leads officers to has been provided. With the ficer initiated a traffic stop and
combat training at Fort and unarmed combat, Possession of a controlled
believe this was not a random assistance of the Federal placed Hatoum into custody substance, use/possession of
Jackson, Columbia, SC. map reading, field tactics, act of violence. Officials Bureau of Investigation and the and transported him to Lucas drug paraphernalia: On Feb.
During the nine weeks military courtesy, military believe Clarke and Straub were Lamar Advertising Company, County Jail. 28, at the 5800 block of W.
of training, the soldier justice system, basic first targeted. The motive for the billboards have been placed Alexis Road, Jeremy Hit-
studied the Army mission, aid, foot marches, and field crime is unknown at this time. throughout the area asking for Domestic violence, wit- tler, 26, was in possession of
history, tradition and core training exercises. Investigators do not believe the assistance from the public. ness intimidation: On Feb. 24, a small amount of marijuana
values, physical fitness, and He is the son of Aaron homicides were a professional Investigators are asking the at the 5600 block of Radcliffe, and items used to prepare and
received instruction and Frisch of Toledo. hit. public to contact either Crime a victim reported her 17 year smoke marijuana.
practice in basic combat Frisch graduated in Officers are currently Stopper at 419-255-1111 or old grandson threatened her
skills, military weapons, 2010 from Whitmer High following up on all leads the Lucas County Sheriff’s with serious physical harm and Use/possession of drug
chemical warfare and School. and information that has Office at 419-213-4917 with intimidated her into not calling paraphernalia: On Feb. 28,

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providing information leading substance: On Feb. 24, at W. of a small pipe with residue
to the arrest and conviction Alexis and Whiteford Road, inside.

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homicides. stopped for a traffic violation Arrest: On Feb. 28, at the
and found to be in possession 1600 block of Spielbusch, Mi-
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Catholic schools stage open houses Central Catholic

By Christine A.
Holliday students wage penny war to help Haiti
Herald Writer
TOLEDO- After a visit at Louverture Cleary, a They came up with the
by 2006 Central Catholic Catholic junior high and idea of a penny war to raise
Three Catholic High School graduate Dan high school and helping with money for the school where
elementary schools McDonald, who spoke to some rebuilding projects Dan works, and within two
serving students in several classes about his after the earthquake. weeks they raised over $500
Sylvania opened their experiences living and In early January, to send to Dan to help with
doors to the public on working in Haiti, students in McDonald was home on his his mission.
March 6. St. Joseph two classes waged a penny holiday break and he spent For more information
School, Sylvania war to help the victims two hours with students in about the project Dan is
Franciscan Academy of last year’s devastating Charlotte Best’s American participating in, please visit
and Christ the King earthquake. literature class and Keisha http://www.haitianproject.
School scheduled their McDonald graduated Kuns’ American history org/content/about-haitian-
from the University of class. After McDonald gave project.
open houses to give Notre Dame last spring a moving account of his work Students from Sylvania
members of the Sylvania with a degree in political in Haiti and how great the who participated in the
community opportunities science and international needs still are in the country penny war were Emily
to see what each school Christine Holliday photos relations. In August, he left and his school, the students Durbak, Michael Hunyor,
has to offer. Parents for Haiti to begin working asked many questions and Claire Langenderfer and
and teachers in each St. Joseph parish Monsignor Dennis Metzger reads for the Haitian Project. He wanted to know what they Chandler Rygalski.
school were on hand to open house guests pictured lift to right Eliana, Isabel has been teaching English could do to help.
to serve as tour guides and Antonio Peron.
and current students Sylvania Franciscan Academy
hosts children’s book author Mackall
gave presentations or
provided testimony to
tell what is special about
their schools. SYLVANIA- Sylvania
At St. Joseph School, Franciscan Academy
guests were welcomed launched Right to Read
to the school in the Week with an all-day visit
main lobby, where by prolific children’s book
a special castle had author Dandi Mackall.
been constructed. The Incorporating the theme
Reading in the Wildest
castle was assembled
Places, Mackall held
for the school’s Right writing seminars for every
to Read Week in late grade level, emphasizing
February, and tour that all students have a
guides explained current story to tell.
students use the castle “It begins with paying
for a special place to do attention,” Mackall said.
their personal reading. The Sylvania Franciscan Academy open house
“Everybody needs to notice
Pastor Monsignor featured a wax museum performed by students. Pictured things, the little pieces of
Dennis Metzger briefly here are twins Jackson and Grace Lewis participating creation that make everyday Photo submitted
in the wax museum as King Tut and Cleopatra.
had a place of honor life a rich experience. The
in the castle, inviting least we can do is show up Author Dandi Mackall recently spent a day at
visiting youngsters to and pay attention.” Sylvania Franciscan Academy holding writing
take a closer look. Fifth grader Reed Miller seminars for the students. She is pictured here teaching
St. Joseph School, liked the way Mackall used story-telling skills to students in kindergarten through
located at 5411 S. Main her childhood experience second grade.
Street, is a ministry of with the 1961 Kansas City characters that she writes,” board books and picture
the St. Joseph Parish. A’s as the basis for her book, Lewandowski said. “You books, then chapter books
Students in preschool to “A Girl Named Dan.” can take any real-life and finally teen novels.
grade 8 attend the school Miller said, “She taught situation and imagine what Although she now writes
on two campuses across me to carry around a might happen before or for readers of all ages,
the street from each notepad to keep track of after. Suddenly, you have a including adults, Mackall
other. The school boasts a ideas. The best part about story.” has a special affection for
writing is that I can make Growing up, Mackall children’s books because
very active and involved my stories come out the
parent community, and a was told that she could they require compact and
way I want them to.” never make a living writing intense language.
highly qualified staff of Mackall’s seminar novels, but with over 400 Eighth grader
classroom teachers and provided new tools for published books to her Lewandowski commented,
specialists. Principal eighth grade writer Maddie credit, she has proved “Great writers connect to
Mrs. Sally Koppinger Lewandowski. otherwise. After starting a readers at whatever age
invites inquires about the “An author’s job is to family, she wrote the kinds level they’re writing for
school and its programs At the Christ the King School open house live the lives she can’t of books she wanted her and spin a story that nobody
at 419-882-6670. kindergartner Brenden Outridge demonstrates the actually have through the own children to read: first saw coming.”
Sylvania Franciscan rice table in the play area to his pre-school sister
Academy is a learning Gabrielle.
community closely for the open house were program includes a McCord Students knit for newborns
affiliated with Lourdes King Tut, Cleopatra, handbell choir, and the
SYLVANIA- McCord
College. The school is Julia Child, movie maker art program is integrated
Junior High sixth grade
sponsored by the Sisters George Lucas, Beatle into classwork in social
students, Jessica Mermer,
of St Francis, and the John Lennon, Dolley studies, religion, and
Rachel Baer and Jenna
curriculum is based on Madison, and Indian language arts.
Young visitors to the Mermer, helped teacher
Franciscan values of Warrior Chatrapati
school were able to see Judy Bashforth knit
promoting peace, doing Shivaji Maharaj.
Headmaster Dr. the Science lab, and baby hats for Caps
service, and reverence.
is visit the classrooms for Good. The goal of
The building at 5335 Richard Kohler
this organization is to
Silica Drive was built available to answer decorated for the event.
raise awareness about
in 2002, and includes questions about the Teachers in upper grades
the needs of newborns
students in preschool school and its programs were on hand to discuss
the service program and around the world. The
through grade 8. Special at 419 885-3273.
Christ the King School the Connections classes. caps will be sent to select
offerings include band,
countries in Africa, Asia
Spanish in grades 1-8 at 4100 Harvest Lane is The library, staffed all
and Latin America. The
and a strong library/ a ministry of Christ the day, every day, was open
King parish. Students for guests of all ages to caps will be distributed
media program.
to a new mother and her
For the open house, in preschool through visit, and parents were
baby through the Save
fifth graders took center grade 8 attend in one of able to see the SMART
Photo submitted
the Children’s newborn
stage as they presented three “schools within the boards and learn about Pictured left to right displaying caps they knitted for
health programs.
a wax museum. Each school,” the preschool, the online grading Caps for Good are Jessica Mermer, Rachel Baer and
student did research the elementary, or the program. Jenna Mermer with teacher Judy Bashforth.

St. Ursula Academy announces honor roll

on a famous person, middle school. A new Parents with questions
prepared a Power Point science lab, opened in about the school are
presentation about late January, provides invited to contact the TOLEDO- St. Ursula
that person’s life, and workspace for young principal Mrs. Karen Academy recently announced its
dressed as the person. scientists students in Malcolm at 419 475- honor roll for the second term of
Among those visiting all grades. A music 0909. the 2010-11 academic year. To be
included on the President’s List, a
student must earn all A’s. Dean’s
List students have earned grades
of 4.0 or higher. First Honors
includes students who have
earned between a 3.750 and a
3.999. Second Honors students
7742 W. Bancroft have earned between a 3.50 and
a 3.749. The following local
Toledo, OH students were named to the
1 mile West of McCord honor roll:
419-841-7523 President’s List: Angelique
Baird, Caroline Bonfiglio, Hollis
Dana, Jessica Duhon, Cheyanne
Harris, Dynesha Henson, Nicole
Ishimwe, Rebecca Joseph, Mara
Kalinoski, Katherine Kelley, Erin
Kelly, Margaret Kelly, Molly
Layman, Megan Lewinski, Molly
McCabe, Megan McCabe, Mari
McCabe, Jacqueline Miesle,
Lauren Mitro, Marissa Murray,
Melissa Myers, Alexandra
Negrich, Claire Nusbaum,
Abby Papenfus, Megan Rafac,
Abigail Rieker, Madison Riley,
Margaret Rode, Janet Stengle,
Samantha Szymanowski, Jamie
Westhoven, Hayler Williams and
Emma Wolff.
Dean’s List: Following is a list
of students from your coverage
Cooley, Lauren Daudelin, Nicole
Fernandez, Emily Fischbach,
Elizabeth Hertz, Clare Kelly,
Anne Kelsey, Julia Leroux,
Caroline Lewandowski, Megan
Miller, Emma Miller, Jillian
Pierson, Monica Ruma, BreAnn
Russell, Haley Schmidt, Dustie
Sieg, Mikayla Sprague, Taylor
Swint, Stephanie Tylicki, Emily
Uhlman, Eline Vermeulen and
Sofie Vermeulen.
First Honors: Lauren Alberti,
Jasmine Arndt, Katelyn Baird,
Sania Bauswell, Bridget Buckle,
Alison Busch, Madelynn
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Cakes N’ Shakes to hold Patrol to refocus Local businessman joins March

ribbon cutting
BLISSFIELD- On March smiling faces of our customers
11, the Blissfield Main Street this next week. Please know
Program will be sponsoring that without their support, we
a ribbon cutting for Cakes could have never undertaken
n’ Shakes at its 133 S. Lane this rehabilitation project after
Street location. This ribbon the fire,” Valdez said.
cutting will celebrate the re- Main Street Manager
opening of Cakes n’ Shakes Michael Sessions had a
at this location after being different take as he stressed
displaced for the past year due the importance of this project
to a fire. to downtown Blissfield.
Since the fire last year, “Kathy and Bob have
Cakes n’ Shakes has been rebuilt from a devastating
sharing space with Catering fire. However, in rebuilding,
By Liz on US 223. The they have kept to the charm,
sharing arrangement allowed and historic nature of their
Kathy Valdez, owner of Cakes building and business.
n’ Shakes, to bake only cakes They have restored the soda
and cookies by custom order. fountain and will be bringing
Unfortunately, the arrangement back the shakes that we
did not allow Valdez to interact all had grown to love and
with her customers on a regular know. I’m excited for Kathy
basis which is something she is and Bob, but moreover, I’m
looking forward to being able also excited for the whole
to do again. community as we have
“I don’t know how to put it finally rebuilt from the fire
into words, but I am extremely that ravaged our downtown.”
excited to be back in my The ribbon cutting at Cakes
building. We have worked hard n’ Shakes will take place at
to rebuild after the fire, and 10:00 am. All interested are
we look forward to seeing the encouraged to attend.
on impaired
driving arrests
in 2011
TOLEDO– As part of
the Patrol’s new symbol of
its efforts, Trooper Shield,
and their ongoing effort
to contribute to a safer
Ohio, troopers will have an
increased focus on impaired
driving enforcement in
2011.
According to the Ohio
State Highway Patrol OVI-
Related Crashes and Arrests
statistical recap from the
Patrol’s Statistical Analysis
Unit, during 2010 troopers
made 22,064 OVI arrests
statewide. Of these, more
than one in five (22 percent)
included a speed violation,
18 percent included a
violation for driving without
a valid driver license, and
nearly one-eighth included a
safety belt violation.
In addition, there were
13,919 OVI-related crashes
on Ohio roadways, killing
397 and injuring 8,517.
of Dimes in leading the charge to
improve the health of area babies
TOLEDO- More than
1,000 Toledo area babies
will be born premature this
year, and local business
leader Bob LaClair is
working with the March
of Dimes to change this.
LaClair, who is
the president of Fifth
Third Bank Northwest,
understands the importance
of the March of Dimes
mission. As a father and
grandparent, he has taken
on the role of Honorary
Chair for this years March
for Babies. As someone
personally connected
to the mission of the
March of Dimes, LaClair
will focus his efforts on
raising funds for research
that will help in the fight
against prematurity and
birth defects. LaClair has
been involved in other
He is also a past United
Way campaign chairman.
March for Babies, the
March of Dimes’ largest
fundraiser, helps fund
lifesaving research and
educational programs
aimed at helping moms
have healthy babies.
Last year, the Toledo
event raised more than
$150,000. This year,
LaClair hopes to bring in
even more by focusing on
new revenue and helping
to raise awareness in the
area.
“As a business leader,
this campaign gives me a
unique opportunity to help
the community that I love.
As a grandparent I can’t
think of a more important
cause than our babies,”
LaClair said.
He will be reaching
babies here in Toledo are
born premature and that’s
just not acceptable. It takes
leaders in our community
working together to ensure
that moms have healthy
pregnancies.”
Residents can sign
up today at www.
marchforbabies.org and
start a team with co-
workers, family or friends.
Last year, more than 2,500
people attended the event,
which is typically held in
late April or early May.
“We’re so excited to
have Bob on board to help
us at a local level,” Jodi
DiSalle-Horns, executive
director for the Northwest
March of Dimes Division
said. “His passion for the
cause and commitment to
helping our babies will be
a huge driving factor in

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deemed unacceptable by the campaigns, most recently solicit their support in the this year. We are grateful
Patrol’s new superintendent, chairing the Salvation coming months. for the time and support
Garden Show 2011
Colonel John Born. Army’s Red Kettle Drive. “One in eight of our he is able to lend us.”
“We can’t fight the battle
against impaired driving
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tragedies do not occur.”
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standard for quality home hour a name will be drawn to from the Toledo Post arrested important so have clarity to a head this week when just like to make some
improvement and gardening play this new event. People 623 impaired drivers who with your words. If you you find out someone investments. Luck plays
events, showcasing the best will be able to keep all the real were posing a significant have children, spend in your life hasn’t been a role in this so the type
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David J. Simko, Fiscal Officer
3/9/11 & 3/16/11
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Proposals are received at the
Public Works Manager!s Office of
Sylvania Township, 4927 Holland
Sylvania Road, Sylvania, Ohio
43560, until 10:10 a.m., Tues-
day, April 5, 2011, and opened
immediately thereafter, for the
furnishing of:
“Infrastructure Materials”
Point of Contact:
Gregory W. Huffman
Public Works Manager
gwhuffman@sylvaniatownship.com
Phone Number:
419-882-0031, ext. 1503
By Order Of
Sylvania Township Trustees
David J. Simko, Fiscal Officer
3/9/11 & 3/16/11
001 Legals
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Proposals are received at the
Public Works Manager!s Office of
Sylvania Township, 4927 Holland
Sylvania Road, Sylvania, Ohio
43560, until 10:00 a.m., Tues-
day, April 5, 2011, and opened
immediately thereafter, for the
furnishing of:
“Cemetery Mowing and Trim-
ming as per specifications.”
Point of Contact:
Gregory W. Huffman
Public Works Manager
gwhuffman@sylvaniatownship.com
Phone Number:
419-882-0031, ext. 1503.
By Order Of
Sylvania Township Trustees
David J. Simko, Fiscal Officer
3/9/11 & 3/16/11
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Otherwise, you will feel
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vibrational level.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)
This is a good week to
take some down time
and get some rest. Allow
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to you, and don’t be
afraid to move forward
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Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov.
21)
Reconnecting with old
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put things in perspective.
You’ve been feeling a
little down and lonely
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and call someone. We all
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LOCAL THE SYLVANIA HERALD Page 7

Signature Harley-Davidson receives Two Toledo churches participating in

awards from Dealernews Magazine Kids Against Hunger
PERRYSBURG-
Signature Harley-
Davidson recently
received two prestigious
awards at the 20th
Annual Dealernews
Top 100 Dealer Awards
Ceremony, held at the
Indianapolis Marriott.
In addition to being
recognized as one of the
Top 100 dealers this past
December, Signature
Harley-Davidson was
recognized as one of
the top 6 dealers in
North America with
an honorable mention
distinction. They were
also awarded a Merit
Award for Community
Involvement for their
participation in the Ride
to Recovery that took
place on Aug. 7, 2010
to support the Lake
Township Police and Fire
TOLEDO- On March 13
from 2-6 p.m., volunteers
from two local Episcopal
churches, St. Michael’s in the
Hills and St. Andrew’s, will
meet at St. Michael’s on 4718
Brittany Rd. to participate in a
Kids Against Hunger (KAH)
food packing event. They will
pack 20,000 meals (six meals
in a package) that consist of
a mixture of dry ingredients
including rice, soy, 21 essential
vitamins and minerals and six
dehydrated vegetables. The
contents of the packages,
when mixed with boiling
water, result in a rice casserole
designed to meet the needs
of a malnourished child’s
developing body and mind.
A grant from the Episcopal
Photo submitted Diocese of Ohio has made the
purchase of the ingredients
Tim Sherman, owner of Toledo Harley-Davidson, possible. In recent years, the
and Kris Everitt, general manager of Signature Harley- Diocese has allocated 0.7%
Davidson pose with the display of winning Top 100 of its budget to parish projects
dealers awarded by Dealernews Magazine. Signature that address the Millennium
Harley-Davidson is featured twice in the awards. Development Goals, a series
of eight goals aimed at the education. However, the
reduction of extreme poverty problem of malnutrition is
in developing countries. particularly intractable and
The assembly-line style of needs immediate attention.
the KAH packing event will The KAH food packages
involve volunteers of all shipped to the Peten by
ages in the hands-on tasks of SewHope, stored in its
measuring ingredients, filling warehouse and distributed
packages, weighing them, to those in most need by its
sealing them and then finally on the ground staff are short-
putting them in boxes that are term but vital solutions to the
ready to ship. hunger problem.
Kids Against Hunger- Since its formation in
Toledo Region, operates 2009, the Toledo affiliate of the
under the umbrella of the national food aid organization,
local nonprofit organization, Kids Against Hunger, has
SewHope. For a number of organized many KAH food
years, SewHope, led by of Dr. packs in schools and churches
Anne Ruch, has been working throughout the region. In
with people in several February, a shipment of over
villages of the Peten region 150,000 meals was shipped
of Guatemala to address the to Guatemala. A second
many problems resulting from shipment is currently being
extreme poverty. In those scheduled.
villages, SewHope volunteers For additional information
and Guatemalans work side about Kids Against Hunger-
by side to plant gardens, dig Toledo Region and the
latrines, start businesses and SewHope Foundation, please
ensure access to books and visit sewhope.org.

St. Francis Swimmers are second in Ohio

Departments.
With over 10,000
powersports dealers in
North America, both
Toledo Harley-Davidson
and Signature Harley-
Davidson are thrilled
with their placement
in the Top 100 dealers
announced in December
2010. These two
dealerships work together
to provide the complete
Harley experience for
Toledo, Perrysburg and
the surrounding areas.
Courses are offered for
beginning and advanced
riders through the
Rider’s Edge program to
encourage and promote
safe riding, authorized through our doors.
Harley-Davidson rentals And we’ve got great
are available from April customers who support
through October, and each us and help promote
dealership offers a wide and attend the events we
selection of bikes, parts, do to give back to our
clothing and service to community.”
meet customers needs. The Dealernews
Kris Everitt, general Top 100 Awards is a
manager of Signature juried competition that
Harley-Davidson said, recognizes powersports
“I’m very proud of dealerships for their
the extra efforts the achievements in
staff here puts in every retail design and
day to make us one of merchandising,
the top dealerships in marketing, e-commerce,
North America. We’re customer service,
focused on creating a community involvement
great experience for and general business
every person who walks management.

Eagle swimmers win Districts,

compete at state
Christine Holliday photo

The St. Francis swim team celebrates and poses with their trophy after taking
second place at the state swim meet.
By Christine A. Holliday title at Bowling Green State organization promotes
Herald Writer University in February, swimming and is responsible
winning every event for the selection and
CANTON- Swimmers except for the 100 butterfly training of swimmers for
from St. Francis de Sales where they placed second. competition in international
High School brought home They won the Little Giant events and the Olympics.
a state runner-up ranking Invitational in Fremont in They also choose members
in the recent state swim late January, beating 16 other of the Scholastic All-
meet in Canton. The team teams and coming away American team, athletes
tallied 298.5 points, behind with four pool records. who have achieved the
state champion St. Xavier, Kennedy notes one of the required time in a single
who compiled 312 points best highlights was the team event and have achieved a
without winning an event. meeting their special goal GPA of 3.5 or better. Dan
The runner-up finish was of having the highest team Miller (GPA 4.27), DJ
the sixth for the school. GPA at the school. At the MacDonald (GPA 4.4), and
Though they did not bring end of the first semester, the Rowan Williams (GPA 3.9),
Photo submitted
home the first place trophy, team GPA stood at 3.5 out who are also members of
Pictured left to right are Notre Dame Academy Eagles who competed in the Coach Keith Kennedy notes of 4.0, quite a commentary the Greater Toledo Aquatic
state swimming championship- Ali Sellick, Rachael Dzierzak, Kayla Lehman, Anne that the team had plenty of about the work ethic of the Club, represent the highest
MacKay, Madison Katich and Lindsey Myers. reasons to celebrate. team members. Even with number of swimmers from
The Knights won five a heavy practice schedule one club to receive the
The Notre Dame Sellick, Madison Katich Katich and MacKay just
of the 11 events, and two (practice three mornings honor.
Academy Eagle swimmers and Rachael Dzierzak, missed the finals and
of their senior swimmers each week from 5:45-7:45 The Knight coach
and divers had an exciting senior Anne MacKay and finished in 18th place. won individual events. a.m. and another practice Kennedy also received a
season that culminated alternate junior Kayla Individual competitors Michael DiSalle clocked five afternoons a week special honor: he was named
in winning the District Lehman. included Sellick in the 100 1:38.78 in winning the 200- from 2:45-5:45) and strict the Northwest Ohio District
Championship for the third The 200 medley relay freestyle finishing 24th and yard freestyle, and Rowan training rules (no holiday Coach of the Year.
year in a row and having six team of Myers, Sellick, Dzierzak placing 8th in Williams swam to a first vacations, limited fast
Weaver
swimmers compete in the Dzierzak, and MacKay the 200 individual medley. place finish in the 500- food, etc.), the young men
State Championship the last qualified for the finals and Dzierzak also was the 2011 yard freestyle in 4:32.25. managed to keep on top of
weekend of February. State finished in tenth place. state runner up in the 100 The team won all three
becomes a
their studies.
contenders were sophomore The 400 free relay team breaststroke. As a team the relays (the 200 medley, the Three of the Knight
Lindsey Myers, juniors Ali of Dzierzak, Sellick, Eagles finished 16th. 200 freestyle, and the 400 swimmers received special

U.S. Marine
freestyle), recognition from USA
Visit www.thesylvaniaherald.com today for The Knights’ successful
season was marked by
Swimming, the national
governing body for the
all your local news, sports and current events. several highlights. The
team won its 45 District
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SPORTS WEDNESDAY, March 9, 2011

Northview falls to Notre Dame Academy St. Francis wins districts,

moves on to Frozen Four
The Sylvania
Northview La-
dyKats fell to a
powerful and de-
termined Notre
Dame Academy
team 60-36 in a
Division I sec-
tional title game
at Central Catho-
lic High School
on Mar. 3.
Notre Dame
jumped out to an
early lead and
never looked
back outscoring
the Lady Kats in
all four quarters.
Juniors Miri-
am Justinger and
Jessica Jessing
led the LadyKats
with 11 points
each. Senior
Valerie Sohasky
chipped in seven
points. Scott Grau photo
Northview
concludes their St. Francis players and coaches celebrate and pose with the district championship
season with a trophy after defeating St. John’s 7-4 in the district title game at Tam-O-Shanter in Sylva-
18-4 record and nia. St. Francis advances to the OHSAA “Frozen Four” state tournament at Nationwide
Arena in Columbus on March 12.
ownership of an
outright NLL By Scott Grau the game early in the sec- for the Columbus-bound
conference title. Herald Writer ond period and then both Knights.
SYLVANIA- The St. teams traded goals before Senior forward Eric
TJ Irwin photo Francis hockey team has the Knights broke the game Brown netted two goals
spent most of the season open scoring two goals in for the Titans. Sophomore
Northview’s Jessica Jessing drives to the basket against Notre Dame Academy. perched atop the coach’s the final 21 seconds of the defenseman Jimmy Scott
Jessing led the LadyKats in scoring with 11 but Northview lost the game 60-36. poll with the lofty num- second period to take a 4-2 and senior forward Jake
ber one ranking. After the lead into intermission. Kennedy each contributed
Knights routed arch-rival The Knights increased an additional score for St.
St. John’s Jesuit 7-4 to claim their lead to 5-2 in the final John’s.
the district championship period and then had to sur- Commenting on the ri-
on Mar. 5 at the Sylvania vive a two-goal flurry by St. valry and the intensity of
Tam-O-Shanter ice arena, it John’s in less than a minute the game, St. Francis head
appears at though the team as the Titans cut the lead coach Brian Kinsella stated
is deserving of their top rat- to 5-4 halfway through the both schools bring the best
ing. third period. out of everybody.
The victory earns St. Junior forward Ben Tor- “It’s incredible to watch
Francis a trip to Columbus chia scored his third goal of both sides and what they
this weekend to play in the game for the Knights on do to support their hock-
the state’s “Frozen Four” a nifty aerobatic move with ey teams. I hope that the
tournament at Nationwide less than three minutes to fans were treated to a hel-
Arena in Columbus. The go in the game to give the luva hockey game. I know
Knights (32-4-1) will take Knights some breathing that it was a great game to
on Powell Olentangy Liber- room at 6-4. An empty net coach.”
ty (27-8-1) in the first semi- goal in the final half-minute Kinsella stated it was a
final game at noon on Mar. of play increased the lead to shame someone had to lose
12. Should the Knights win 7-4. the game but was quick
they will play for the cov- St. Francis was paced by to add, “I am glad that we
eted state championship on Torchia’s hat trick and three were victors tonight and on
Sunday at noon. assists. Senior captain Tyler our way to Columbus.”
Playing before a rau- Murphy netted two scores “The goal for these guys
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crowd, St. Francis owned
and assisted on three oth-
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