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Summer is the perfect time for class reunions, and members of the Class of 1970 at St. Ursula planned their 40th reunion for late July. But, in addition to the casual get-togethers, they added a fun twist to their weekend of events. Under the direction of Peggy Schoen Gruber, the SUA alumnae planned a “hop,” (the 1970s term for a dance), and invited their counterparts from local Catholic high schools Notre Dame Academy, Central, St. John’s Jesuit, Cardinal Stritch and St. Francis de Sales. Nearly 150 came to dance to the “groovy

tunes” of the 1960s and 1970s in the SUA gym, and enjoy food and drink and lots of getting reac-quainted with their high school, and, in many cases, grade school friends.

Gruber explained the idea for a “joint” reunion, saying, “We had such a great class. We all had friends in other schools, and many of us have kept in touch through the years. We just decided to invite everyone. As the reserva-tions came in, it was espe-cially fun to see how many of our classmates mar-ried guys from the other Catholic schools. Many of the husbands came, too, so it was like a double treat!”

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promised, “No chaper-ones, no curfews, no let-ter sweaters, and no wall flowers,” but those in attendance recalled the fun they had at those dances of their youth even with those restrictions.

More than one guest was overheard talking about the chaperones in the late 1960s reminding dancing students to “leave room for their guardian angels.” Others recalled how boys would line up on one wall and girls on the opposite wall, waiting for somebody to “break the ice” and ask someone to dance.

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seeing all the people we used to see all the time,” noted Donna Chezek Posluszny (SUA ’70), who was part of the committees planning the SUA reunion. “Wherever you walked in the gym that night, we heard people recalling sto-ries from more than 40 years ago, since many of us had attended the same grade schools, too. It was amazing that so many peo-ple held on to the same memories for so long.”

Notre Dame Academy alumna and Sylvania residents Carol Comes Lindsley and her hus-band Tom (SFS ’68) saw plenty of former class-mates, and could be heard talking about the dances they attended while in high school. Carol said, “The music tonight was perfect—all the songs we loved in high school. But this time, lots of people were dancing—myself included. I danced until my feet hurt; something I never did in high school!”

Blessed Sacrament School and St. Francis de Sales High School alumni Mark Sullivan, who lives in Sylvania, and Joe Kelleher, who came to the reunion from Connecticut, dis-cussed planning a similar event for their 45th grade

school reunion, acknowl-edging that they weren’t surprised that friendships had lasted so long.

“We played football and basketball with and against each other, and managed to stay in touch through friends and sometimes, our kids,” Sullivan said.

Perhaps the highlight of the evening was the appear-ance of “The Supremes,” four members of several classes who presented their version of “Stop in the Name of Love” and other favorites. The DJ from Soundwave Mobil Sound provided wigs and

costumes for the four, who performed in the center of a circle formed by their friends and classmates.

The lights in the gym at St. Ursula Academy had been put on “low” for the dance, just as they would have been for a hop 40 years ago. But even in the low light, classmates and friends found that forty years had not dimmed their excitement for the music of their adolescence or the company of their friends.

Christine Holliday is a proud member of the Class of 1970 of Notre Dame Academy.

Sylvania residents Connie Knight Carroll from St. Ursula Academy and Carol Comes Lindsley from Notre Dame Academy get reacquainted at the SUA hop.

Several schools were represented at the SUA hop. (L-R): Liz Witt Goodwin (NDA) and her husband Bill, Carol Comes Lindsley (NDA), Laurie Wolff Rader (SUA), Judy Hanna Brown (SUA), Tom Lindsley (SFS) and JaMarie Pfaff (NDA). The Goodwins received a prize for coming the longest distance to the reunion; they came from an island off Honduras.

St. Ursula alumnae and friends reunite at “Hop”

Four members of the reunion classes present their rendition of a Motown hit. They prefer to remain anonymous to minimize embarrassment to their children.

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Saint Elias Orthodox Christian Church hosts its second annual Fiery Chariots Car Show on Saturday, August 21, from noon to 7 p.m. The event takes place on the parish grounds at 4940 Harroun Rd. (at Brint intersection) in Sylvania. Car registra-tion and set-up are sched-uled for 10 a.m. to 12 noon. Admission is free. Registration forms are available at www.stelia-

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look forward to hosting friends and neighbors at the event. There will be Mediterranean and American grilled foods, cold beverages and pas-tries; music in the pavil-ion and a new fenced playground for the chil-dren.

Sylvania residents and visitors who drive by the St. Elias Church on Harroun Road will notice immediately their unique-ly beautiful architecture, which uses Byzantine &

Slavic elements to reflect an Orthodox Christian tradition dating back to the ancient Church.

Many are surprised and awed by the unique beauty of the church inte-rior: the Iconography, a

style of Christian Sacred Art, dates back to the Christian Catacombs.

They are always pleased to share these treasures with their neigh-bors. Church tours will be offered throughout the

event by Fr. Paul Albert, St. Elias pastor and an iconographer, who has recently completed new icons in the Church wor-ship space.

Visitors are always welcome to join them

for worship Sunday at 10 a.m. Their Eucharistic worship service, cel-ebrated in English, has been a continuous part of their Christian tradition as well.

The Fiery Chariots Car Show will take place on August 21 at the parish grounds on Harroun Road.

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The Sylvania Branch Library held a party at Olander Park on Saturday to celebrate the last week of the Summer Reading Club. As of week 8, 1,558 children had joined, 277 teens had joined and read

a total of 1,426 books and 233 adults had joined and read a total of 671 books.

The celebration at Olander included beach activities, games, pizza, swimming, boating and crafts.

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Shruti Dixit (age 10), Hrishikesh Saraiya (age 11), Bhakti Dixit (age 12) and Pranav Dixit (age 5) prac-ticing their hula hoop skills.

Sylvania United Church of Christ, 7240 Erie St. in Sylvania, will host a Chicken Barbecue on Saturday, August 28, from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

The menu includes ½ bar-becued chicken, baked pota-to, cole slaw, roll, homemade dessert and beverage.

Tickets ($6 adults, $4

children) are available at the door or at the church Monday through Friday from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

A carry out line is avail-able.

Children’s activities as well as musical entertain-ment will be provided. The community is cordially wel-come.

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Soroptimist International of the Americas, an interna-tional volunteer organization for business and professional women, recently chartered a new club in Lucas County Ohio. The club charter was sponsored by Soroptimist International of Monroe County. The sponsor team included Cindy Ellison, Club President, Darcy Merritt, Vice-President, Vivian Walczesky, Midwestern Region Director, Kathi Stiefel, Midwestern Region Treasurer and Pricilla Hutra, Director. The organization’s mission is to improve the lives of women and girls, in local communities and throughout the world.

Soroptimist International of Lucas County chartered with 21 members who rep-resent professions including business owners, a college professor, and an accountant. Donna Schroyer-Riesen, Key4Women Relationship Manager at Key Bank, will be installed as the club’s first president.

Soroptimist International of Lucas County charter members join Soroptimists in more than 120 countries and territories worldwide who contribute time and financial support to com-munity-based projects that benefit women and girls. Soroptimist’s major project, the Soroptimist Women’s Opportunity Awards, pro-vides women who serve as the primary wage earners for their families with finan-cial resources to offset costs associated with their efforts to attain higher education or additional skills and train-ing.

A Charter Celebration will be held at Chandlers Café in Sylvania on Wednesday, August 18. The new members and officers will be installed by Soroptimist Midwestern Region Board members.

For more information about Soroptimist International of Monroe County, contact Cindy Ellison at [email protected].

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On Saturday, August 7, a Sylvania resident lost his life. That Sylvania resident was my father, Robert Timothy Rowe Sr.

To most reading this, you’ve never heard of him and he made absolutely no difference in your life. I am hoping by writing this though, his memory will live on and will teach us all to be the person that he was.

My dad was one one of those people that didn’t say much, but when he did say something it was worth listen-ing to because it would either make you laugh until you hurt or because it was unbelievably wise.

However, my dad instilled in me values that I hope to share with the world. These are some of them.

To begin with, my dad often told me, “It doesn’t matter what you do as a profession when you’re older. It doesn’t mat-ter about your title or even how much money you make (so long as it pays the bills!). What matters when it comes to a job is that you wake up each morning and WANT to go to work.” I will never have a job where I don’t follow my dad’s advice.

Secondly, as my father, he was always concerned with who I was dating. He never directly told me who I could and couldn’t date and always let me make my own decision. The thing that my dad was most concerned about was not settling. He met my mom when he was 23 and she was 18. He first took her out on a Thursday and by the end of that weekend, they were discussing marriage. One year later to the date they met, they were married. Thirty-one years later, my dad and

my mom were still happy and true soulmates. You’ll know if they’re the one, if there’s ever a doubt, then don’t settle.

My dad earned every sin-gle bit of success that he had. Never once was an opportunity handed to him. He taught us that if we wanted something in life that we were going to have to work for it. A good hard day’s work meant more to my dad than a lot of things. You can’t wait around for handouts, you have to put your hands to work. However, it was a must in my dad’s life to take time away from work and go on vacation. He never once worked on his birthday and even if it was just a weekend trip to Northern Michigan, get-ting away and recharging your-self was important.

On a less serious note, my dad knew what good food was. He never wanted my mom nor I

to ever worry about our weight. As long you’re healthy in gen-eral, then go ahead and eat those fat fries or suck down that milkshake he used to say. The number on the scale doesn’t reflect who you truly are. So stop overreacting that you gained a few pounds and realize that beauty truly is from within.

Finally, my dad taught us the value of family. Family meant

the world to my dad. Whether it was my mother, brother, and I, or his sister and in-laws that loved him like no other, to his work family, to his snowmobile family or to the perfect strang-ers that turned into family, fam-ily was valued over anything. If

everything in the whole world is going wrong and nothing else seems right, if you have your family beside you, you’ll make it through somehow.

So, I challenge every single one of you to start living a life that would make my dad proud.

We all know that nobody’s life is perfect. We all have faults and we all make mistakes. However, let’s try and sim-plify our lives. Turn off our cell phones and our laptops and the television and remember to just live.

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For the 17th year, 20 eager and very dedicated Junior High School kids added color to our land-scape by planting over 10,000 plants. They also enhanced our parks, and all the while learned a lot.

Twenty two locations were improved throughout our community including several school signs, City

Hall, the Court House, the Library, Pacesetter Park, Olander Park, Harroun Park, River Centre Park and many more very visu-al locations.

They are kids in the green shirts who you have seen about town working so hard, enthusiastically improving the ambiance in our City of Sylvania again this year.

St. Francis will hold their “Third Tuesday for Peace” Prayer Service. The August theme is nuclear weapons/Hiroshima. It will take place from 6:30

– 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, August 17, 2010, at Our Lady Queen of Peace Chapel, Sisters of St. Francis Campus, 6632 Convent Blvd., Sylvania.

Police report: On July 24, at the 5000 block of Alexis, witnesses reported they observed the suspect, in a violent manner, repeatedly strike her child in the face while in the parking lot of Monnette’s.

Petty theft: On July 24, at the 6000 block of Brint, the victim stated that $105 in cash was taken from her residence by the suspect.

Found property: On July 25, at the 5000 block of Highland, a bicycle was found in the front yard of the address.

Drug abuse: On July 25, at the 6000 block of Monroe, Justin E. Jennings, 21, and Aaron Daniel Greene, 21, were found in possession of a hypodermic syringe, a sil-ver tablespoon with a charred bottom, and a pipe with mar-ijuana residue.

Telecommunications harassment: On July 25, at the 6000 block of Barkwood, the victim had been receiving unwanted phone calls from a known male suspect.

Theft: On July 23, at the 4000 block of Tamworth, the victim stated 7 pieces of jewelry were taken from her bedroom.

Arrest: On July 26, at Brint/McCord, Drake Gregory Graham, 20, was a passenger inside a vehicle and found to have a warrant for FTA-alcohol to minor.

Arrest: On July 27, at Main/St. Joes, Stephen D. Mercer, 30, was stopped for traffic violations and found to have a warrant for FTA for OVI.

Domestic violence: On July 27, at the 5000 block of Lynnhaven, victim stated she asked her boyfriend to move out of her home. Suspect

has sent numerous text mes-sages to her and victim feels threatened by his words and actions. No physical violence has occurred.

Drive under influence: On July 27, at Harroun/Bridge, Jared L. Jakes, 21, was stopped for a traffic vio-lation and found to be OVI, testing at .202.

Arrest: On July 27, at the 1000 block of Spielbusch, Toledo Police had Barney Strong, 51, in custody and he was found to have a warrant out of the Sylvania Police Division.

Arrest: On July 28, at Harroun/Ravine, Shaun Hall, 48, was stopped for a moving violation and found to have a warrant for failure to appear/driving in marked lanes.

Arrest: On July 28, at the 6000 block of Monroe, Harry T. McCullough, 51, turned himself in for a Sylvania TWP warrant for menacing.

Theft: On July 27, at the 6000 block of Erie, unknown person(s) entered the victim’s fenced yard and removed several components of her hot tub.

Petty theft: On July 28, at the 6000 block of Monroe, Cynthia L. Cohen, 55, was found sitting at a table out-side of Kroger. Subsequent investigation found she had stolen a 4 pack of 187 ml bottles of wine.

Domestic violence: On July 28, at the 4000 block of Corregidor, suspect/victim #1 admitted that she and sus-pect/victim #2 were mutually engaged in a physical alterca-tion. Suspect/victim #2 was already gone prior the police arrival. Suspect/victim #1 did not wish to sign a statement of domestic violence.

Arrest: On July 28, at Altara/Highland, dispatch advised of an injured person on the corner. Upon arrival

Donald S. Odesky, 56, had a visible cut above his eye. He had a TPD warrant for OVI.

Drug abuse: On July 29, at the 5000 block of Little, Daniel James Cook, 18, was found to be possession of marijuana.

Taking identity of another: On July 19, at the 6000 block of Maplewood, unknown person(s) used debit card information of vic-tim to make purchases.

Possession drug abuse instruments: On July 29, at the 5000 block of Allison, Sean Derrick Harbson, 28, was found with several hypo-dermic syringes/needles and what appeared to be a drug cooking spoon.

Drug abuse: On July 30, at Erie/Winding Way, Anthony D. Maier, 18, was found with marijuana.

Minor possess, consume beer: On July 31, at the 5000 block of Graystone, the sus-pect, 16, was found to be under the influence of alco-hol and admitted to stealing a bicycle.

Unauthorized use motor vehicle: On July 29, at the 5000 block of Monroe, the reportee advised that the sus-pect had used the vehicle beyond the scope of initial consent.

Arrest: On July 31, at the 5000 block of Monroe, Nina Marie Rodriguez, 32, was stopped by Sylvania Township Police and found to have a warrant for failure to appear and petty theft.

Juvenile endanger health/morals: On July 31, at the 4000 block of Langston, the reportee came to the sta-tion to report her son had run away from home again.

Theft: On July 31, at the 6000 block of Maplewood, the victim reported losing her credit cards. Unknown person(s) used the card to

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Criminal damaging, theft: On August 1, at the 7000 block of Laurel Glen, while the victim was in the pool, unknown suspect(s) broke her passenger side front window and took debit and credit cards.

Arrest: On August 1, at the 5000 block of Alexis, Najwa L. McWhite, 18, was found to have warrants for license required, operation of vehicle at stop signs, and seat belt required.

Criminal damaging: On August 1, at Eagle Trace, unknown suspect(s) caused a substantial risk of physical harm to a mailbox.

Burglary: On August 2, at the 6000 block of Maplewood, the victim reports that suspect(s) gained entry through the unlocked front door and took a Play Station and Play Station game.

Arrest: On August 2, Troy A. Clark, 33, was at Sylvania Court for an unre-lated case and found to have warrants for burglary, endan-ger children, and drug abuse.

Unauthorized use of property: On July 20, at the 5000 block of Harroun, while employed with busi-ness but without consent, the suspect forwarded passwords to her personal email account that would allow access to insurance and patient medi-cal information.

Passing bad checks: On July 29, at the 6000 block of Monroe, victim came on sta-tion to report that a check her friend had written her was not good.

Arrest: On August 2, at the 6000 block of Cornwall, Martin G. Bower, 51, was found to have warrants for disorderly conduct and petty theft.

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St. Francis Prayer Service

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Show ScheduleWed., Aug. 25, 2:00 p.m. SOLD OUT

Thurs. & Fri., Aug. 26-27, 7:00 p.m. $8 gen’l. adm., $12 ReservedSat., Aug. 28, 2:00 p.m. $8 gen’l. adm., $12 Reserved

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Engagement

Sevilla - StearDr. and Mrs. Ramon Sevilla of Sylvania announce the

engagement of their daughter, Tina Sevilla, to Eric Stear, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stear of Batavia, OH.

Tina is a 2003 graduate of St. Ursula Academy and 2008 graduate of the University of Cincinnati with a bachelors degree in Interior Design. She is employed as a Trends Analyst for LPK in Cincinnati. Eric is a 2002 graduate of Derby High School in Derby, KS, and a 2006 and 2008 graduate of the University of Cincinnati with bachelor and master degrees in Architecture. He is an architect with Jose Garcia Design in Cincinnati.

A fall 2010 wedding is being planned in Toledo, OH.

Engagement

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June Blaisdell of Sylvania announces the engagement and future wedding of her daughter, Audrey Blaisdell, to Allan Gindy.

Allan is the son of Sam and Gayleen Gindy, of Sylvania. Allan is a 2004 graduate of Northview High School and a 2009 graduate of the University of Toledo College of Engineering. Audrey is a 2006 graduate of Northview High School and will graduate from the University of Toledo School of Nursing next spring.

Allan has been employed at SSOE, and Audrey has been employed at Wood County Hospital. They have planned a May 28, 2011 wedding.

Dale Kretz, a former cad-die from Sylvania Country Club in Sylvania, was se-lected as the Evans Scholars� 2010 Scholar of the Year at the Foundation�s annual Summer Outing on July 19. Scholar of the Year is one of the top honors in the Evans Scholars Program.

Kretz, who is from Water-ville, OH, graduated from Mi-ami University in May with a 3.96 GPA and degrees in history and political science. While in school, he earned four perfect 4.0 semesters and received several top Ev-ans Scholar academic awards, including the Carleton Blunt Scholarship Award and the National Committee Academ-ic Achievement Award. At his Evans Scholars Chapter, Kretz served as chapter presi-

dent. He earned the Adelor J. Petit New Scholar of the Year Award and has twice received, by Chapter vote, the highest Scholar rating in the House. In 2008, he studied abroad in

Florence, Italy, and in 2009, he was selected Scholar of the Year by the Toledo Golf Hall of Fame. He is now pursuing his Ph.D. in political science at Washington University in St. Louis.

In a recent letter to mem-bers at Sylvania Country Club, Kretz wrote: “This Pro-gram has made everything in my academic career possible. The lessons I have learned, the friendships I have made, the person I have become: it is the greatest understatement conceivable to say that this scholarship has changed my life.”

“Dale Kretz has shown outstanding leadership in the classroom, at the Scholarship House and on his university campus,” said WGA President and CEO John Kaczkowski.

Evans Scholars are caddies who have earned a full, four-year tuition and housing grant based on their strong caddie record, excellent academics, financial need and outstand-ing character. Most Scholars attend one of 14 universities across the nation where the Evans Scholars Foundation owns and operates a Scholar-ship House. The Evans Schol-ars Program has been run by the Western Golf Association since its founding in 1930. It is among the nation’s largest privately-funded scholarship programs. Currently, 850 caddies are enrolled in col-lege as Evans Scholars, and more than 9,000 caddies have graduated since the program began. For more information, visit www.wgaesf.com.

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Kern - HalseyScott and Julie Kern of Sylvania happily announce the

engagement of their daughter, Erika Ellen Kern, to Colin David Halsey, son of David and Melita Halsey of Jenison, MI.

Erika is a 2004 graduate of Northview High School. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology from Michigan State University in 2008. She is currently working at Nebraska Orthopaedic Hospital in Omaha, NE.

Colin is a 2004 graduate of Jenison High School. In 2008, he graduated from Michigan State University with a Bachelor of Science in Construction Management. Colin is employed with McCarthy Building Companies in Omaha, NE.

A September wedding is planned. Once married, the couple will reside in Omaha, NE.

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St. Ursula Academy is pleased to announce that Toni Moor Kelly has accepted the position of Director of Admissions.

Kelly comes to St. Ursula Academy with tremendous depth of knowledge and affection for the school. A 1981 graduate of St. Ursula, Kelly is a third-generation alumna, following in the footsteps of her mother, aunts, great aunt, and sisters, and preceding her daughters who cur-rently attend.

Mrs. Kelly attended Xavier University and earned her bach-elor’s degree in elementary education from the University of Toledo. She taught in the Washington Local School system for many years before staying home to raise her family. Kelly remained closely involved in her alma mater as an active alumna and parent, assisting with events, reunions, sports and fund rais-ers. For the past two years she has been an important presence in the front office of St. Ursula, assisting students, their parents and visitors.

“I love this school and am looking forward to sharing it with young girls and their parents. For

families who value education, St. Ursula offers high school girls more than just outstanding col-lege-prep academics. SUA offers spiritual enrichment, exceptional college counseling, highly com-petitive academics, wonderful performing and fine arts, and leadership opportunities, both big and small,” said Kelly.

St. Ursula’s president, Sister Mary Kay Homan OP, is extremely pleased with the school’s new hire stating, “We are fortunate to have a person of Toni Kelly’s commitment and love for St. Ursula Academy. Having three daughters in the school gives Mrs. Kelly great credibility.”

St. Ursula Academy is Toledo’s oldest, all-female, accredited, Catholic college pre-paratory high school, and has been educating young women of today for tomorrow since 1854. The mission of St. Ursula Academy is to educate young women to develop their spiritual, intellectual, physical, and emo-tional well-being in light of the values found in the Gospel and reflected in the life of St. Angela Merici.

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OrientationAugust 23 Arbor Hills 4:00 - 7:00 pm

August 24 Arbor Hills 8:00 – 11:30 am Timberstone 1:00 – 5:00 pm

August 25 Timberstone 8:00 – 11:30 am Southview (seniors) 9:00 – 11:00 am Southview (juniors)1:00 – 3:00 pm Northview (sophomores)2:00 – 4:00 pm Northview (freshmen)4:00 – 6:00 pm

August 26 Northview (jrs/srs) 8:00 – 11:00 am Southview sophomores) 9:00 – 11:00 am Southview (freshmen) 1:00 – 3:00 pm August 21 Southview (soph) 12:00 – 2:00 pm Southview (freshmen)2:30 – 5:30 pm*Note: McCord will NOT be having an orientation due to construction

Open HousesAugust 31 Central 6:00 – 7:30 pm Highland (A-M) 5:30 – 6:00 pm* Highland (N-Z) 6:15 – 7:45 pm* Hill View 6:00 – 7:30 pm Maplewood 5:30 – 7:00 pm Stranahan 6:00 – 8:00 pm* Sylvan (A-L) 6:00 – 6:45 pm* Sylvan (M-Z) 6:45 – 7:30 pm* Whiteford 6:00 – 7:30 pm*

September 7 Arbor Hills 7:00 – 8:30 pm

September 13 McCord (7-8th Grades) 6:30 – 8:00 pm

September 14 McCord (6th Grade) 6:30 – 8:00 pm

September 15 Southview 7:00 – 8:30 pm

September 16 Timberstone 7:00 – 8:30 pm

September 22 Northview 7:00 – 8:30 pm* Dates may vary depending on construction.

2010-2011 orientation & open house dates

Senior Hannah Dickerson is the Northview Musician of the Week. She is a mem-ber of A Cappella Choir, Harmony Roadshow, and the Noteworthy Quartet. Hannah serves as choir his-torian and as alto II section lead-er. Additionally, she earned the Outstanding Junior Award in 2009 and was awarded a spot in the 2009 OMEA District Honors Choir. Her other Northview activities have included playing several roles in Northview Theatre produc-tions, including Mrs. Potts in ‘Beauty and the Beast’ and Gertrude McFuzz in ‘Suessical. Hannah has also been very involved in community theatre throughout the Toledo area. Next year Hannah plans to attend Ohio Northern University and major in Musical Theatre. She is the daughter of Tad and Melanie Dickerson.

Dickerson, Northview High School musician of the week

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RALPHIE’S SPORTS EATERY5702 Monroe St., Sylvania, OH, 419.882.6879 ishappy topresent a community fundraiser for the“SYLVANIASCHOOLSATHLETICFOUNDATION”.

Come for Fun • Games • PrizesAND support Sylvania Schools!

Join us at Ralphie’sAll Day Saturday,August 14, 2010.

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The March of Dimes Foundation is pleased to announce Dr. Randall Schlievert as this year’s Honorary Chair for the 2010 Signature Chefs Auction, tak-ing place this year on October 25 at Parkway Place in Maumee. Northwest Ohio’s leading chefs are assembling their finest cuisine to delight even the most discriminating palate. The March of Dimes Signature Chef Auction pays tribute to the culinary excel-lence of the top local chefs for the benefit of mothers and babies in our commu-nity. In addition to the delec-table meal and vintage wines, guests will have the opportu-nity to bid on unique auction items.

Dr. Schlievert assumed the position of Chief Academic Officer (CAO) and Designated

Institutional Official (DIO) for Mercy in June 2010. He is a Toledo native and gradu-ated from Genoa High School. He received his bachelor degree from the University of Toledo, attended medical school at the then Medical College of Ohio (UTCOM) and completed his Pediatric residency at the Medical College of Ohio and Mercy Children’s Hospital.

Randy is fellowship trained in Child Abuse and Neglect from Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and is a current Fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Most recently, Dr. Schlievert has been the Program Director of the Pediatric Residency program at the University of Toledo Medical Center since 2006, where under his leader-ship the residency received

a five-year accreditation by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.

Dr. Schlievert has had the distinction of receiving several commendations and awards in his career includ-ing the Dean’s Award for teaching excellence, and the Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism and Excellence in Medicine Award, just to name a few. We are deeply honored to have Dr. Randy Schlievert chair this year’s event.

Proceeds from Signature Chefs Auction will benefit the March of Dimes campaign to reduce the rate of premature births, birth defects, and other serious threats to babies’ health. More than half a mil-lion babies are born too soon each year. Around 20,000 of these babies are born in

Ohio. That’s why it is so important for local events like this to support the March of Dimes efforts to help babies be born healthy. For more information about the event, please contact Jodi DiSalle-Horns, Division Director, at 419-534-3600 or [email protected].

The March of Dimes is a national voluntary health agency whose mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature births and infant mortality. Founded in 1938, the March of Dimes funds programs of research, com-munity services, education, and advocacy to save babies. For more information, visit the March of Dimes Web site at www.marchofdimes.com or its Spanish Web site at www.nacersano.org.

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SYLVANIA TOWNSHIP

CONSTRUCTION MANAGER

SYLVANIA TOWNSHIP, Ohio,(population 26,000) is seeking aConstruction Manager to overseecapital construction projects. TheCM will report directly to theTownship Board of Trustees. TheCM will be responsible for allconstruction management meet-ings with the General Contractor,Prime Contractors, and sub-con-tractors, and will maintain regu-lar, timely communication withthe Township!s architect and en-gineer. On site management isrequired, as well as continuingconsultation with Township liai-sons. The CM will also act as thePrevailing Wage compliance offi-cer throughout the duration of theproject. Requires at least 5 yearsof progressively responsible ex-perience as a construction man-ager or assistant. Public sector ispreferred. Knowledge of con-struction principles required. Abil-ity to work within a directedbudget and timeframe is a must.Strong interpersonal and com-munication abilities are also nec-essary. Resume, including salaryrequirement shall be submittedby August 15, 2010 to:

Sylvania TownshipBoard of Trustees

4927 Holland-Sylvania RoadSylvania, OH 43560

Attn: Construction ManagerPosition

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TOWNSHIP ADMINISTRATOR

Sylvania Township, Ohio (popu-lation 26,000) is seeking aFull-Time Administrator to leadthe operations of the Township.Growing, economically diverse,residential Township located ap-proximately 10 miles west ofToledo. The Township has 157employees, an annual budget of$23 million and is the 8th largesttownship in the State of Ohio.Administrator reports directly to a3-member Board of Trusteeselected to staggered 4-yearterms. The Township Board ofTrustees holds the legislativepowers for the Township. TheAdministrator works closely withthe Board as the chief operatingofficer of the Township and effec-tuates the policies established bythe Board. Requires Bachelor!sdegree, MPA or MBA preferred,and progressively responsibleexperience as a manager or as-sistant in a community of compa-rable size and complexity.Budget/fiscal management expe-rience required. Strong interper-sonal and communication abili-ties are also necessary. Resi-dency preferred. A complete jobdescription can be found @www.sylvaniatownship.com. Re-sume, including salary require-ment shall be submitted by Sep-tember 1, 2010 to:

Sylvania TownshipBoard of Trustees

4927 Holland-Sylvania RoadSylvania, OH 43560

Attn: Administrator Position8/4-11/10

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052 Garage Sale (Moving)HUGE 25 churches sale.Epworth Methodist Church

across from WildwoodPark. Aug. 12 & 13, 9-5,Aug. 14, 9-12. To benefitThe Friendly Center.

MULTI-FAMILY SALE.

Sunday 8/15, 9-5pm. 4748

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RUMMAGE SALE Friday,August 6, 9am-6pm andSaturday August 7,9am-12 noon. Saturdayonly, all times $3.00/bag.Calvary Bible Chapel,3740 W. Alexis Road,near Harvest Lane.

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CEMETERY LOTS forsale. Toledo MemorialPark, grave sites, will sell2, 4 or 6. Value $1100each, asking $800 each.Wil l consider offer.419-693-6350.

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The maximum field of 750 participants competed in Olander Park, Sylvania, & Sylvania Township during the 30th annual Sylvania Triathlon on Sunday, August 8.

Sylvania’s triathlon began in 1981 as one of the first in the nation, and is actually four different races: Olympic, Sprint, Team, & Duathlon.

There were three win-ners in the Olympic Triathlon. The “First” to cross the finish line were actually a pair of com-petitors! Aaron Scheidies from Farmington Hills, who is legally blind, com-pleted the event in 1 hour, 57 minutes, and 21 sec-onds, with his “guide,” Matt West of Ypsilanti. Despite Scheidies vision, it is no surprise he and West finished first. Scheidies was the 2003 & 2004 International Triathlon Union Physically Challenged World Champion, 2003 Athletes with Disabilities Hall of Fame inductee, and the 2006 United States Track Association Athlete of the Year. West is a 2-time Sylvania Triathlon champi-on, in 2006 at 2:00:47 and 2008 at 1:59:26. Scheidies

and West achieved their goal of finishing in less than 2 hours.

Because Scheidies and West are in the Physically-Challenged category, bicycling together on a twin bike, the official Sylvania Triathlon win-ner is Alex Resseau of LaSalle, Michigan. He is one of the few champions in the 30-year history to break the 2 hour mark, at 1:59:15. Jeanne DeBonis of Brecksville, OH, was the Women’s victor in 2:14:14.

Olympic triathletes swim one mile in Lake Olander, then bicycle 26 miles and conclude with a 6.2-mile run, end-ing on Vicksburg Drive. This division features the Collegiate category for college-age participants, as well as the Clydesdales. William Vann, representing Michigan State University, led all Collegiate par-ticipants with a 2:02:08, with Nancy Boyd from Michigan State winning the women’s at 2:29:11. Scott Smith of Allison Park, PA, won the Clydesdale Division at 2:50:04, while Glenn Luther of Toledo was the Senior Clydesdale champion at 2:33:42.

The Sprint Division has the same Swim/Bicycle/Run format as the longer Triathlon, but at shorter distances for newcomers. Sprint triathletes swim one-quarter mile, bike 13 miles, and run 3.1 miles. John Hartpence of Defiance won in 58 minutes and 53 seconds, with Tracy DiSabato of Sunbury, OH, the Woman’s titlist in 1:04:44.

The Duathlon has a Run/Bicycle/Run format, running 3.1 miles around the Olander Park oval, then biking 26 miles and running another 6.2 miles on the same course at the triathletes. The Men’s winner is Zach Szablewski of Tiffin in 2:07:32, with the Woman’s champion being Jennifer Finn of East Lansing at 2:27:24.

Twenty-five groups competed in the Team Competition, where indi-viduals combine their ath-letic specialties into one unit.

The 31st annual “Sylvania Triathlon” is Sunday, August 14, 2011. For details, contact race directors Jim & Joyce Donaldson at 419-829-2398 or at eliteendeavors.com.

Results of the 30th annual Sylvania Triathlon

Almost 200 young triathletes from four states participated in the 20th annual “SuperKids Triathlon” at Olander Park on Saturday, August 7. The “SuperKids” races, for ages 7 to 14, kicked off the Sylvania Triathlon Weekend. Elite Endeavors sponsors the events.

Kids in the 7 to 10 age group swim 100 yards, bicycle 3.1 miles, and run 0.6-mile. The 11 to 14-year-olds swim 200 yards, bicycle 6.2-miles, and run 1.2 miles.

Age group winners are:

Age: Boys Girls7: Cameron Kaminski,

23:18 Alicia Reichelt, 34:23

8: Evan Beck, 21:28 E m i l y Jones, 22:36

9: Benjamin Theis, 19.51 S h a n n o n Herrmann, 21:25

10: Harry Jones, 19:56 Alexandria Bauer, 20:53

11: Michael Theis, 33:42 M c K e n z i e Shoots, 40:07

12: Colin Theis, 29:44 Alexandra Matus, 30:58

13: Ben Dresser: 31:09 A l y Dahlmann, 36:47

14: Josh VanderVoret, 31:59 Abbi Riechman, 34:36

A Duathlon is part of the “SuperKids” event. Duathletes do not swim, but compete in a run-bicycle-run format. The following won their age groups:

Age Boys Girls7: Nick Mack,

22.21 C a r l y Maple, 23:59

8: Brent Matus, 19.54 L a u r e n Mahler, 26.30

9: Cole Hopson, 19:07 Cass idy Shaver, 22:05

10: John Kopan, 19:04 J e n n a Kill, 18:27

11: Brad Crandall, 30:20 P a u l i n a Mendez, 43.28

12: Matthew Vild, 35:37 E r i n Morrissey, 37:24

13: Jake Reece, 35:53 N o Competitors

14: T r a v Bauerschmidt, 31:13 Mallory Vild, 37:58

The 2011 “SuperKids Triathlon” is Saturday, August 13, at Olander Park. Contact race directors Jim and Joyce Donaldson at 419-829-2398 or at eliteendeavors.com.

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Dollar DayEvery Sunday during live racing

is Dollar Day from open ‘til close!

You can enjoy:$1 Admission$1 Programs$1 Hot Dogs

$1 Sodas$1 Popcorn$1 Nachos

Plus many moredollar specials

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Every Saturday through Labor Day!Party at the Park starts at 4 p.m.Come on out with your friends and enjoy live music from some

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“Come “Back to the Track” on August 14th and 15th for a

special event that will remind you why you fell in love with the sport

years ago. We will be having special events for those signed up as VIP guests including a meet and greet

with the drivers and announcer. There will also be a chance to win an all-expense paid trip to this years’

“Little Brown Jug” in Delaware, Ohio”

You’re invited to help us celebrate A Century of Changing Lives!

Community Celebration Sunday, October 102 – 4 p.m.Harroun Barn on the Flower Hospital campus

Walking Tours • Food and RefreshmentsHealth Screenings and Literature Centennial Cookbooks Commemorative Pine Tree Saplings

Share Your Flower Hospital StoryHow do you remember Flower Hospital? Whether it’s a fond memory about the people you met or a cherished story about the care you received, we’d like to hear from you.

If you’re a current or former patient, doctor, employee, volunteer, or a nursing school graduate, please visit www.promedica.org/100years and

share your experiences today.

For 100 years, Flower

Hospital has been making a

difference and changing lives.

Please join us as we celebrate

our centennial anniversary

and pay tribute to the people

who have made our legacy

possible – you.

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on Thursday, September 23, 2010.

We will travel by Lakefront Lines from Neville Funeral Home,Reynolds Corners Chapel, 5052 Dorr Street in Toledo, at 7:30 A.M.arriving in Grosse Pointe Shores, MI at 10 A.M. to explore the home,grounds and outer buildings of the Ford Estate nestled on the shoresof Lake Erie. Lunch is on your own at Bob Evans. Following lunchwe will travel on to Trader Joe’s, an alternative answer to your day-to-day grocery experience. After boarding the bus at 4:30 P.M. weplan to arrive home by 6:00 P.M. The cost is $43.00 and includescontinental breakfast, all transportation costs, access to the estateas well as individual goodie bags. Join the fun! Seating is LIMITEDwith reservations due by September 10th.

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