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Everyone watching the girls Division I district softball championship between Central Catholic and Southview knew the game was most likely going to be decided from the pitcher’s mound as two of the best pitchers in the area squared off against each other.

Southview’s senior pitcher Olivia O’Reilly (12-1, 0.52 ERA) dueled close friend and summer ball teammate junior Erin Seiler (14-7, 1.09 ERA) of Central Catholic pitch for pitch but it was O’Reilly’s double in the bottom of the fifth inning that broke open a scoreless game and allowed the Lady Cougars to plate two runners and hold on to a 2-0 victory to capture its first divisional title in nine years at Rolf Park in Maumee on May 20.

Southview (19-6) moves onto to play Northern Lakes League foe Bowling Green (17-8) in the regional semifinals at Clyde High School on May 25 at 5:00 p.m. The school’s last appearance in a regional contest was in 2002 when the Lady Cougars lost 1-0 to Elyria in the finals.

Central’s Seiler gave up only three hits while recording 11 strikeouts

during the game but it was O’Reilly (6 strikeouts, 3 hits) who connected on a change-up pitch to drive the ball to the fence in the left-center field gap in the decisive fifth inning to score sophomore catcher Jess Knepper who had reached first base on a walk. O’Reilly advanced to third on a Lady Irish throwing error during the play and was replaced by courtesy runner freshman Hanna Gerken. Gerken scored on a clutch RBI ground-out by senior Emily Estrich to give the Lady Cougars a two run lead and what proved to be the only scores of the game.

“I was just looking for a pitch and saw the change-up and I hit it,” O’Reilly said. “Give credit to [Jess Knepper] for being on base. She did her job and I did mine.”

“It was a great team win. I am so proud of them,” Southview head coach Jim Zoltowski said. “We talk about finding a way to contribute – each and every one of them -- because you never know whose day it is going to be. I am really proud of all of their efforts.”

Zoltowski was quick to compliment his team’s opponents too. “You got to give credit to Central

Catholic for coming to play to today. Their performance on the field and their pitcher [Seiler] was outstanding.”

“It’s a tough loss” Seiler said. “You got to give it to Liv for moving the ball around and keeping all of our batters off balance. Her drop ball was working excellent today and I am really proud of her.”

“Outstanding game,” Central Catholic head coach Larry Jaworski said. “We knew that it was going to be a pitcher’s duel coming in and that it was going to be the team that got the key hit or the big mistake that was going to

win the game. Unfortunately, they got the key hit late in the game.”

Zoltowski acknowledged that in order for his team to reach the coveted state final four at Firestone Stadium in Akron on June 4 they would

have to win five consecutive games in the single elimination tournament

“This is great and we are going to enjoy it but this is only the third step,” he said. “Hopefully we will have more.”

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Southview wins district softball championship

The Notre Dame girls softball team posed for photographs after winning their first Toledo City League softball tournament championship since 2005 by defeating Central Catholic 3-1 at the University of Toledo Scott Park softball complex on May 22. It was the third time this season the

two teams had played each other. The top-seeded Lady Eagles’ (19-8), winners of the regular season league title, edged out the Lady Irish 3-2 in nine innings in conference play and then dropped another nine inning game 5-4 to Central Catholic in the Division I sectional final.

Notre Dame wins Toledo City League championship

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Potting Pretty Judges Awards announced

Close friends and former summer ball teammates Central Catholic junior pitcher Erin Seiler (left) and Sylvania Southview senior pitcher Olivia O’Reilly show each other their medals after the awards ceremony.

Winning pitcher senior Olivia O'Reilly hugs sophomore catcher Jess Knepper to celebrate the Sylvania Southview Lady Cougar's 2-0 win over Central Catholic to capture of the OHSAA Division I district softball championship at Rolf Park in Maumee.

The Potting Pretty Judg-es awards were announced on Thursday, May 19. Sixty two pots were juried by Mark Folk - Arts Com-mission of Greater Toledo, Laura Jakes – Sylvania Community Arts Commis-sion, Martin Nagy – arts Council; Lake Erie West and Kent Illenden – SFGC Graphics.

The Judges First Place was a tie for artist Todd Kime between Sonic, we are on a roll – sponsored by Sonic Restaurants and Can You See the Light – sponsored by Pinnacle Eye Group. Second Place was Treo – Wine and Dine – art-ist Kristin Kowalski, Spon-sor – Treo Restaurant. Third Place was also a tie for Wild Botanica – artist-Danita Binkowski; sponsor – Bud-get Blinds and Flamingo & Flower – Artists – Jennifer Schefft and Shared Lives Studio; Sponsor Clear Channel

Each of the winners re-ceived a monetary honorar-ium and a certificate. The People’s choice judging continues until May 30 and winners will be announce in early June.

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the Light (left). Both pots were designed by Todd Kime.

Two pots tied for the third place Judges Award- Wild Botanica (left) by Danita Binkowski and Flamingo & Flower(right) by Jennifer Schefft.

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Rev. Joaquin Martinez, S.J., President of St. John’s Jesuit High School & Academy, an-nounces that two current board members were honored recently at the annual President’s Dinner held on Thursday, May 12.

Board Chairman W. Geof-frey Lyden lll (Perrysburg 43551) received the Founders Award which is presented to individuals who demonstrate extraordinary leadership and dedication to the mission of Jesuit education. Mr. Lyden has served on the SJJ Board of Trustees since 1995 and board

chair since 2009. Mr. Lyden has had one son who graduated from SJJ in 2003.

Richard P. Faist, who has served as board treasurer since 2003, received the Magis Award which is presented to individu-als who demonstrate outstand-ing service to St. John’s Jesuit. As a Magis recipient, Mr. Faist epitomizes the Jesuit ideal of “magis” a commitment to do-ing more for Christ. Mr. Faist joined the SJJ Board of Trustees in 1998. He is the parent of two sons who graduated from SJJ in 1991 and 1992.

President Fr. Joaquin Martinez, S.J., congratulates Board Chairman W. Geoffrey Lyden III (left) and Board Treasurer Richard P. Faist (right)who were honored by St. John’s Jesuit at the President’s Dinner on May 12

St. John’s Jesuit honors board members

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By Scott GrauHerald Writer

Several local high school track and field athletes took their first steps toward com-peting in the state champi-onships in Jesse Owens Me-morial Stadium at the Ohio State University in Colum-bus on June 3 and 4.

The top four participants in each event at the Divi-sion I district championships held at St. Francis DeSales High School on May 19 and 21 qualified for the regional track and field meet at Steele High School in Amherst on May 25 and 27.

The Sylvania Northview girls team captured three first place finishes and the Southview boys team fin-ished with two event cham-pions.

Freshman Alysha Welch established a new personal best by clearing the bar at 5-feet 4 to win the high jump event. Elizabeth Sares of Southview finished third in the event at 5-3.

Northview junior Alison Work out ran the pack in the 800 meter run with a time of 2:17.73 and anchored the second-place 4x800 re-lay team. Fellow teammate, sophomore Janelle Noe, won the 300 hurdles race in 46.45.

David Renner of South-view won the boys high jump event with a leap of 6-feet 6. Speedy freshman Malcolm Johnson crossed the finish line in the 100 me-ter dash in 11:12.

Northview finished fifth in the girls team rankings with 62 points while South-view came in ninth place with 29 points. Notre Dame won the team title with 134 points.

Southview finished in

fifth place with 71 points in the boys meet. Northview placed 12th with 15 points. Whitmer captured the team championship with 107 points.

Other athletes that quali-fied for the regional track and field championships are as follows:

Girls Discus Throw Jewlia Boose, Southview

2nd 107-10Taylor Warner, North-

view 3rd 105-10

Boys Discus Throw Allen Gant, Southview

4th 142-05

Boys Long JumpJernard Pinckney, South-

view 4th 21-7.25

Girls 4x800 Meter RelayNorthview (Abigail Mas-

ters, Janelle Noe, Maureen Dean, Alison Work) 2nd 9:25.98

Boys 4x200 Meter RelaySouthview (Malcolm

Johnson, Jernard Pinckey, Christian Rupe, Je’Quillan Bowers) 3rd 1:30.60

Girls 1600 Meter RunMaureen Dean, North-

view 4th 5:31.11Girls 400 Meter DashAriela Lopez, Southview

4th 1:00.54

Boys 400 Meter DashJernard Pinckney, South-

view 4th 51.24

Boys 800 Meter RunChad Justus, Southview

3rd 1:58.15

Girls 3200 Meter RunAbigail Masters, North-

view 4th 11:47.22

Boys 3200 Meter RunWilliam Schumacher,

Southview 2nd 9:53.95Kevin McKown, North-

view 3rd 10:05.13

Local athletes find success at district track meet

Sylvania Northview freshman Alysha Welch clears the high jump bar with a per-sonal best leap of 5-4 to win the Division I district title at St. Francis DeSales High School. Welch qualified to compete in the regional meet at Amherst Steele High School on May 25.

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During the mobilization, officers will be cracking down on motorists who fail to wear their seat belts.

Because nighttime passenger vehicle occupants are among those least likely to buckle up and most likely to die in crashes when unrestrained, nighttime enforcement has become a priority of the Click It or Ticket mobilization.

In 2010, 40 people died in motor vehicle crashes in Lucas County. Twenty-five people died in these crashes that had seat belts available to

them. In two of the fatalities, seat belt use is unknown. Of the remaining 23 deaths, 12 people died unbelted at night compared to four who died unbelted during the day.

“Motorists are 75 percent less likely to be killed in rollover crashes if they are buckled up. Being ejected from one’s vehicle is not a good situation to be in,” stated Gwen Neundorfer, Coordinator of the Traffic Safety Program.

“Law enforcement will be cracking down on Click It or Ticket violators around the clock. Local motorists should be prepared to buckle up. If law enforcement finds you on the road unbuckled anytime or anywhere, you can expect to get a ticket — not a warning. No excuses and no exceptions,” said Lt. John Altman of the Ohio Highway Patrol.

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The Toledo Club was filled with delightful music as almost 150 guests arrived for “Tickle The Ivories” on Saturday, May 14. Upon arrival guests were treated to the sounds of young Suzuki musicians from the Toledo Symphony School of Music.

Appetizers were enjoyed with melodic sounds from the St. John’s Jesuit High School Jazz Ensemble – what talented young men. Silent auction baskets were plentiful and everything from exquisite jewelry and prepared dinners were on the auction block and being snapped up rapidly.

After dinner a piano concert was performed by Dr. Ryan Behan. He is on the faculty at The Ohio State University and has won acclaim from audience in Europe and the United States for his performances as a soloist and collaborative pianist. His first piano teacher was symphony league member Mei Mei Williams and his family tree includes Mary Miller and Ann Randolph –League president. The music was enchanting and a standing ovation ensued.

After the riveting performance, desserts and coffee was served and guests could meet the Dr. Behan. Co-Chairmen Joni Fought and Pamela Pilz have to be thrilled at such a fabulous event. Other committee members included Karen Craig, Lori Paton, Trina McGivern, Mary Miller, Mei Mei Williams, Dr. Pat Donahue, Dr. Joanie Barrett, Cindy Champer and Beth Bowman.

Guests at the event included Michael and Joanie Barrett, Rusty and Gene Phlegar, Chris and John Stockwell, Pam and Henry Herschel, Joe Zerby, David and Myrna Bryan, Tom and Marlene Uhler, Ted and Beth Bowman, Dick and Fran Anderson, Lori and Glenn Paton

and Symphony President Cathy Carroll.

Additionally, The Toledo Symphony League, along with The Toledo Symphony and the Imagination Station, presented their annual Showcase of the Arts awards program on Sunday, April 10.

The Showcase of the Arts program is offered to all K-12 students in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan to enrich their existing music, art and language arts curriculum. Students listen to a prepared selection of short, musical pieces, and then express themselves creatively through visual art, music composition, and/or creative writing.

This year’s theme, The Science of Sound, encouraged students to explore the properties of sounds and acoustics. St. Joseph School in Sylvania participated this year and had three blue ribbon winners from the third grade, Ellie White, Julia Niehaus and Megan Bugert. They are in classes taught by Wendy Relation and Ani Geha. Next year, a new theme will be chosen for the students to enjoy. Information on the 2011-2012 program can be provided by Beth Bowman at 419-865-5036.

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Hylant Group and Michael M. Hylant, Chief Executive Officer, will be recognized for outstanding community service

and philanthropic vision at Prevent Blindness Ohio’s 8th Annual People of Vision Award Dinner. ProMedica president and CEO Randy Oostra will host the gala dinner at the Toledo Hilton Dana Conference Center from 5:30–8 p.m. on Wednesday, May 25. Chrys Peterson of WTOL-TV will emcee the event.

The People of Vision Award was established in 1985 by Prevent Blindness Ohio to recognize Ohio’s top corporate and civic leaders for the outstanding philanthropic works they have undertaken. The People of Vision Award Dinner has become one of the region’s premier philanthropic events of the year. The dinner generates

more than $60,000 for sight-saving programs provided by Prevent Blindness Ohio and is attended by approximately 200 community leaders.

Half of all blindness is preventable and the number of blind and visually impaired is expected to double by the year 2030 if nothing is done to address the problem. Furthermore, it is estimated that the economic impact of visual disorders and disabilities costs approximately $51.4 billion annually in the United States. For more information or to make a contribution, call 800-301-2020. Or, visit us on the web at www.pbohio.org or facebook.com/pbohio.

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The Week Ahead:Aug. 24 through Aug. 30.

Aries(March 21-April 19)

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Expect communication to begood this week, especially in yourrelationships. Make sure youspend some alone time with yourpartner and clear the air.

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Right now, your physicalstrength will be low. However,your emotions will be on an alltime high leaving you feeling veryup and down.

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You are overwhelming thepeople around you with your highand low moods. Be careful not tocreate long-term conflicts bypushing people away from you.

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SYLVANIA- Two Southview students, Alyssa Portnoy and Nicholas Christopher Chagin, were presented the prestigious Jefferson Award during the schools’ All-Awards Assembly on May 17. The students were chosen for their dedication and commitment to service and volunteerism in their school and community. Both students have shown tremendous leadership skills in their particular areas.

Alyssa Portnoy, a junior, has worked over 800 hours as a volunteer with Hospice of Northwest Ohio, the Toledo ZooTeen Program as well as serving in her school on the PEACE Club, Interact and Dance for Chance. Nicholas Christopher Chagin, also a junior, has worked as an after-school mentor with Big Brothers and the Cherry Street Mission as well as serving his school as a volunteer with the Southview Senate and Dance for a Chance. Allyson and Mathew are the first students at Southview High School to receive this award.

Kristina White, Director of Community Impact for Leadership Toledo, presented the award along with principal Dave McMurray. Over a hundred awards, from attendance to volunteerism, were presented to Southview students for their involvement and commitment in classes, competitions and presentations as part of the All-Awards Assembly.

In 1972 Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, U.S. Senator Robert Taft, Jr., and Sam Beard, together took a big idea, that there should be a ‘Nobel Prize’ for Public Service, and founded the Jefferson Awards for Public Service. In late 2008, the decision was made to expand the program to include recognition for deserving high school students.

According to David Schlaudecker, executive director of Leadership Toledo, “The greater Toledo region is one of only 12 others in our country to have been selected to extend Jefferson Awards to our youth. We are proud to have had a role in that and will continue to work hard to provide students with the tools needed to develop, implement, and support an action-oriented volunteer culture within our high schools.”

Left to Right: Principal Dave McMurray stands with Nicholas Christopher Chagin, Alyssa Portnoy and Interact President Rachel Fitzpatrick.

Jefferson Awards presented to Southview students

Nicholas Christopher Chagin and Alyssa Portnoy were announced as recipients of the 2011 Jefferson Student Award for their commitment to volunteerism and service to the community and Southview High School.

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(near Talmadge/Bancott Intersection)419-531-1616

Saturday: 5:00p.m. Holy EucharistSunday: 8:00a.m. Holy Eucharist

9:45a.m. Family Worship 10:45a.m. Education for all ages!

We invite you to join us as we Love, Learn & Serve in Christ’s Name!

King Of GloryLutheran Church LCMS6517 Brint Rd., Sylvania 419.882.6488

Handicapped AccessibleInformal Worship 8:30 am

Traditional Worship 10:30 amSun. School 9:30 am (Sept.-May)

Wed. Bible Study 10:00 amPaul R. Schmidlin, Pastor

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Sunday School: 9:45am, 11:00am

Pastor Larry Clark

SYLVANIA FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH

(diSciPlES of chriSt)

Church Office 882-3313Dr. Joseph Hara - Pastor

5271 Alexis at SilvertownFamily Learning Hour 9:30 am

Morning Worship 10:30 am

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I’ve been asked about the history behind Sylvania Memorial Field. We all know it’s there but are we aware of the interesting story it holds?

The site was dedicated on May 30, 1950. I looked over the newspaper clippings and dedication program from the event, archived at the Sylvania Area Historical Society, and learned quite a lot.

Much planning went into this project, designed to be used by young and old. Trees and bronze plaques were planted and installed along Memorial Lane, a 16 foot path in circular form. It was intended to be a living memorial for each of the 45 young Sylvania men who gave their lives for their country in WWII.

The 20 acre site was purchased with the money from the sale of the old school site on Main Street, plus an additional $600. Developing the site was financed by benefit shows, dances and donations.

Prior to the dedication ceremony, there was a parade of filled school buses stopping at various area cemeteries, with memorial services. Then at the high school, the parade reformed on foot to Memorial Field for the dedication. The event included invocations, American Legion rituals, flag salute, playing of taps, reading of the names, and a 21 gun salute. Many area troops, infantries and battalions participated that day.

The project was sponsored by the village of Sylvania, all sections of Sylvania Township, and various civic organizations.

The long range plans reported in 1950 included tennis and badminton courts, shuffle board, croquet, horseshoe courts, and two stadiums. They also envisioned a regulation size swimming pool with a shelter house. Besides major sporting events, there would be minor sports and activities year round, including roller skating in summer and ice skating in winter.

A long article was included in Student Prints, the Burnham High School newspaper in the May

30, 1950 issue. Superintendent of Schools Ira Baumgartner reported this Memorial Field was a living and lasting memorial, and what these men would desire.

He said, “When you surrender your life for your country, you are giving the best you have to give. It would be an insult to our dead and to our community to build anything which isn’t the best.”

The vision foreseen by city leaders in the 50s has been altered over the years, as times have changed. Facilities have been developed in other areas, such as Plummer Pool. The property is still owned by Sylvania Schools and is leased to the Sylvania Recreation District, who maintains it.

Memorial Field is still a bustling place. There are four baseball/softball fields and a multi-use playfield. Memorial Grove is still a tranquil setting created by Sylvania Parks & Forestry especially for commemorating special people and events. Designed for quiet reflection in beautiful surroundings, Memorial Grove is filled with flowering trees planted on 4 acres. You can create a tribute to a special person, event or memory that will live on in the community for generations through the Commemorative Tree Program. This program offers residents the opportunity to purchase a white or pink ornamental flowering crab tree to be planted in the quiet beauty there. You may also order a custom bronze plaque to accompany your commemorative tree. Call them at 419-885-8992 for more information.

By the way, Memorial Field is located north of Erie Street at the end of Garden Park Drive. Stop by and see it, especially if you’ve never been!

Memorial Field, Past and Present

Thinking about

yesterday By Sheila Painter

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Sylvania First United Methodist Church was one of several local organizations that sponsored the Friendly Center Community Day on May 14.

Over 500 people played games, ate lunch and had fun. Adults had free blood pressure and blood sugar levels checked by Mercy Health Partners. Children put on fire hats and explored two fire trucks for the Toledo Fire Department. Youth decorated t-shirts, and bikes, bike helmets and smoke detectors were give out. Over ninety families had their portraits taken for free.

Sponsors included Carleen Cincala, Christopher and Shelly Gross, Columbia Gas, Distinguished Clown Corp., Mercy Health Partners, First United Methodist Church

of Sylvania, Imagination Station, Photo Works Inc., Pizza and Pizza, Scholz Design, The Andersons, The Manhattan Group, Toledo Fire Department, Toledo Police Department, Toledo Ticket and Wilkinson Fund Raising.

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For more information on Sylvania First’s mission and outreach programs, visit www.sylvaniafirst.org or call the church office at 419-882-2205.

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001 Legals

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGThe Sylvania Township Board ofZoning Appeals will hold a Meet-ing on Monday, June 6, 2011 at6 pm at the Township Hall, 4927Holland-Sylvania Rd., Sylvania,OH 43560 for consideration ofthe following:1) Exception request for a tem-porary use permit for the prop-erty located at 8700 W. Sylva-nia Ave., by Feller Finch & As-sociates, agent, for The Olan-der Park System, propertyowner.Notice: The Board of Zoning Ap-peals will conduct hearings on allissues published within thisagenda. All persons interested inor affected by said requests willhave the right and opportunity tobe heard on the question ofgranting or denying of said re-quests. Information concerningsaid matters is on file in the Syl-vania Township Zoning Officeand may be seen Mon.-Fri., 8amto 4:30pm.

By Order of BZAGary Fitzpatrick, Chairman

5/25/11

NOTICE OF PUBLICMEETING/HEARING

The Sylvania Township Trusteeswill hold a Meeting on Tuesday,June 7, 2011 at 4 pm. at theTownship Hall, 4927 Holland-Syl-vania Rd., Sylvania OH 43560for consideration of the following:1) Zone Change request fromA-3 to A-4 for the property lo-cated at 0 Brint Rd., (78-24655,78-24653, 78-24656, 78-24657and 78-24652) by Louisville Ti-tle Agency, property owner.Notice: Upon receiving recom-mendations from the LucasCounty Plan Commission andthe Sylvania Township ZoningCommission will conduct hear-ings on all zoning issues pub-lished for legislative considera-tion within this agenda. All per-sons interested in or affected bysaid requests will have the rightand opportunity to be heard onthe question of granting or deny-ing of said requests. Informationconcerning said matters is on filein the Sylvania Township ZoningOffice and may be seenMon.-Fri., 8am to 4:30pm. TheBoard of Trustees has the finaldetermination on the ZoningHearing.

By order of David Simko,Fiscal Officer.

5-25-11

NOTICE OF PUBLICMEETING/HEARING

The Sylvania Township ZoningCommission will hold a Meetingon Wed., June 8, 2011 at 6 pmat the Township Hall, 4927 Hol-land-Sylvania Rd., Sylvania, OH43560 for consideration of thefollowing:1) Consideration of Amend-ment to Article 20, (PlannedUnit Development) of the Syl-vania Township Zoning Reso-lution.2) Consideration of Amend-ments to Article 22, 23, 31 ofthe Sylvania Township ZoningResolution.3) Zone Change request fromA-4/C-4 to C-2 PUD for theproperty located at 4111 Hol-land-Sylvania Road by TheFranciscan Care Center, prop-erty owner.Notice: Upon receiving recom-mendations from the LucasCounty Plan Commission the Zo-nig Commission will conducthearings on all zoning issuespublished for legislative consid-eration within this agenda. Allpersons interested in or affectedby said requedsts will have theright and opportunity to be heardon the question of granting or de-nying of said requests. Informa-tion ooncerning said matters ison file in the Sylvania TownshipZoning Office and may be seenMon.-Fri., 8am-4:30pm After theZoning Commission takes actionon zoning matters before it; saidactions will be referred to theBoard of Trustees for final deter-mination.

By order of ZC ChairmanMary Himmelein

5/25/11

001 Legals

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed proposals will be re-ceived by the Board of SylvaniaTownship Trustees of LucasCounty, Ohio at the TownshipOffice, 4927 Holland-SylvaniaRoad, Sylvania, Ohio 43560 at10:15 am local time on June 9,2011 and opened immediatelythereafter for the performance onall labor, in compliance with Sec-tion 4115.03 through 4115.14 ofthe Ohio Revised Code, and thefurnishing of all materials, tools,machinery, and appliances re-quired for the House Hold PickUp for Township residents perspecifications.The House Hold Pickup is sched-uled to start Monday, September12, 2011, and shall finish by Fri-day, September 16, 2011, be-tween the hours of 7am and7pm. Saturday collection may berequired at the Township!s dis-cretion.This service is limited to the fol-lowing items: Washers, dryers,stoves, dishwashers, furniture,bundled books and magazines,empty 55 gallon drums, toys,bikes, empty containers, carpet-ing, mattresses and b ed springs,and small loose material placedin a disposal container other thanplastic bags. Brush will be pickedup, please place in an organizedpile along the roadway, but not inthe road. Removal of all otheritems is NOT provided with thisservice.Interested Bidders are encour-aged to obtain a copy of theHouse Hold Pickup Specifica-tions free of charge at the Town-ship Administration Office, 4927Holland-Sylvania Road, Sylvania,Ohio 43560, Monday through Fri-day 8am to 4pm.Additional information such as:Bid Guaranty, Contract Bond, Bidbond requirements, faithful per-formance of work, contract infor-mation, evidence of experienceson projects of similar size andcomplexity, and a complete list-ing of all subcontractors used,are detailed in the House HoldPickup Specifications.The Board of Sylvania TownshipTrustees may reject any and allof the bids on any basis andwithout disclosure of a reason.The failure to make such a dis-closure shall not result in accrualof any right, claim, or cause ofaction by an unsuccessful bidderagainst the Board of SylvaniaTownship Trustees.By order of the Board of SylvaniaTownship Trustees of LucasCounty, Ohio.

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001 Legals

NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed proposals will be re-ceived by the Board of SylvaniaTownship Trustees of LucasCounty, Ohio at the TownshipOffice, 4927 Holland-SylvaniaRoad, Sylvania, Ohio 43560 at10am local time on June 9, 2011and opened immediately thereaf-ter for the performance on all la-bor, in compliance with Section4115.03 through 4115.14 of theOhio Revised Code, and the fur-nishing of all materials, tools,machinery, and appliances re-quired for the 2011 ConcreteRoad Repair Program for the im-provement of Rudgate Estatesand Rudgate- in-the-Woods sub-divisions (Shamley Green, Hom-erdale, Southbridge, Old Say-brook, Old Lyme, Rudgate, andSadalia). The work includes spotfull depth removal and rigid re-placement of the existing con-crete pavement and other relatedwork. The estimated constructioncost is $115,702.50 for the 1.2miles of work.Each bid shall be accompaniedby a Bid Guaranty and ContractBond, a Cashier!s Check or aMoney Order on a Solvent Bankor Savings and Loan Associa-tion. The Bid Guaranty and Con-tract Bond shall be in an amountequal to 100% of the bid. Cashi-er!s Check or Money Order on aSolvent Bank or Savings andLoan Association shall be in theamount equal to but no less than10% of the bid. Each of theaforementioned shall guaranteeto the Township that if a contractis awarded to the bidder, he will,within ten (10) days after thedate of such award, enter into aproper and acceptable contractfor the faithful performance of hiswork. In the event the Contractorfails to enter into a proper con-tract, an amount equal to 10% ofthe Bid Guaranty and ContractBond or the full amount of theCashier!s Check or Money Orderon a Solvent Bank or Savingsand Loan Assocation will be for-feited to Sylvania Township asliquidating damages. Upon ac-ceptance of the work, a one (1)year maintenance bond in theamount of 25% of the contractwill be required to guaranteesuch work, Each bid must con-tain the full name of the party orparties sub mitting the proposaland all persons interestedtherein. Each bidder must submitevidence of its experiences onprojects of similar size and com-plexity, and a complete listing ofall subcontractors to be used.The Board of Sylvania TownshipTrustees may reject any and allof the bids on any basis andwithout disclosure of a reason.The failure to make such a dis-closure shall not result in accrualof any right, claim, or cause ofaction by an unsuccessful bidderagainstthe Board of Sylvania TownshipTrustees.Plans may be obtained at theTownsh ip Of f i ce , 4927Holland-Sylvania Road, Sylvania,Ohio 43560, Monday through Fri-day 8am to 4pm. A non-refund-able deposit of $10.00 in cash ora check made payable to the Syl-vania Township Trustees is re-quired for each set.By order of the Board of SylvaniaTownship Trustees of LucasCounty, Ohio.

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InnerViews by Kimmie Rose

The Week Ahead: May 29 through June 4, 2011

Aries (March 21-Apr. 19)This week you are searching

for something you thought you lost. But the reality is it’s been with you all the time. Peace

and happiness is something that lies within you; its source is not outside of you. If you believe otherwise, you may be lost

forever.

Taurus (Apr. 20-May 20)Bringing balance into your life is important this week. Your

relationships, health and finances may be feeling a bit off track and

balance will help. Don’t allow your mind create stories that

simply aren’t true. Take a deep breath and focus only on the facts.

Gemini (May 21-June 21)With a positive outlook on your

future, you can expect great things this week and beyond. Your mind is very powerful

and can work against you when you have fear and doubt. Stay positive. Meditation will help

and when you do things fall into place.

Cancer (June 22-July 22)Work and play are all the

same for you this week. You enjoy your job and it shows.

Creativity, problem solving, and brainstorming big ideas all flow from a divine energy. Embrace

this connection and enjoy the wonderful things that will

manifest for you.

Leo (July 23-Aug. 22)Positive energy is all around you this week. Just remember to keep

the energy flowing by putting positive back out there. When you do this, what you give you will also receive. This exchange

of energy will also influence significant relationships is a

positive way.

Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)Have patience this week with

those who are close to you. Their need for attention from you is a normal part of their connection

with you. Keep in mind this works both ways. There are times

you need their attention too. Remember love is patient and

love is kind.

Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22)Balance is what you look for in

everything you do. This week the balance between work and your family is much better than what it’s been recently. Too much of one has strained the other. Now is the time to restore balance and

harmony.

Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21)This week your positive energy

not only helps you but also those around you. It just flows through you making your week and theirs

a wonderful treat. Even if you

encounter some negativity this week, it has no impact on your outlook or emotions. Bravo.

Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21)It’s your time to shine this week

at work. Anyone who thought you might stumble or buckle under the pressure is in for a surprise. You’ve got the right attitude this week to power through anything,

which those who cherish you already know.

Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)Soon you will be off to new

adventures. Live in the moment and enjoy the place you are in now. To often, people dream of accomplishing a goal or dream

only to not enjoy it when it comes. Not you. You can work in the flower bed but also enjoy the

fragrance.

Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)Your relationships with your

friends, family and partner are a little strained this week. You have a lot of things on your mind that distract you from the people in your life. Take a much needed

break from everything and everyone. Those who love you

will understand.

Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20)Finances top your week, but don’t worry. Just because it looks like there isn’t enough, doesn’t mean

there isn’t. You’ll find a little extra something when you least expect it. Move forward with your plans and everything will

fall into place. Replace fear with trust.

Kimmie Rose is a professional intuitive, vibrational astrologer, author, public speaker and radio

and television host on CBS Radio and Telos Television Networks.

She is available for personal readings, classes and seminars.

For more information, please call her office, Lite the Way, at 734-854-1514 or visit her website,

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THE SYLVANIA HERALD Page 5WEDNESDAY, May 25, 2011 GRADUATION

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LT Brandon Moeller of Sylvania received his Black Hawk pilot wings on May 5, 2011 at Fort Rucker, AL.

Brandon is a 2004 gradu-

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LT Moeller is the son of Dean and Diana Moeller of Sylvania

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Page 6 THE SYLVANIA HERALD WEDNESDAY, May 25, 2011GRADUATIONSt. FranciS de SaLES cLaSS OF 2011

St. Ursula Academy’s Class of 2011 valedictorian is Megan Bodie of Sylvania. Bodie addressed the audience at St. Ursula Academy’s 139th Annual Commencement at the Toledo Museum of Art Peristyle on Sunday, May 22.

Megan is the daughter of John and Leora Bodie. Megan was awarded the SUA Math Department Award for AP Statistics and has received several awards at the 43rd Annual High School Media Day Competition at the University of Toledo for her contributions to the school newspapers, The Ursuline and The Little Arrow. Bodie was offered nearly $450,000 in scholarships from six colleges and universities and she was awarded the Sylvania Area Chamber of Commerce Scholarship. She is the recipient of the Georgetown University Scholarship and will be attending Georgetown University in the fall.

Bodie graduated with honors wearing her National Honor Society Hood and School Honor Cords.

The 2011 St. Ursula Academy graduating class is 125-women strong boasting one National Merit Commended Scholar, acceptances into 101 colleges and universities across the country earning nearly $10 million in academic and athletic scholarships, and over 15,000 hours of volunteer service to their community.

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WEDNESDAY, May 25, 2011 THE SYLVANIA HERALD Page 7GRADUATION

St. Francis de Sales High School

Congratulations to the Class of 2011!

136 seniors27 Members of the National Honor Society

100% accepted into one or more colleges of choice

88 students took 314 Advanced Placement exams in 19 subject areas

30 Recipients of Ohio’s Honor Diploma40 Recipients of Ohio’s Award of Merit

30 Recipients of President Obama’s Educational Award of Excellence

5 National Merit Scholars1 National Achievement Scholar

89 All-Academic Athletes

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2011 graduates complet-ed over 13,000 hours of Christian Service during their four years of high

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