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001 LegalsNOTICE IS hereby given that inthe matter of Sylvania
TownshipBoard of Trustees, Plaintiff, v.Thomas McNett Sr. et al.,
Defen-dants, Case No. CI2009-06101,currently pending in the Court
ofCommon Pleas, Lucas County,Ohio, Sylvania Township intendsto
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001 LegalsNOTICE IS hereby given that inthe case Sylvania
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Additional concerts withToledo Museum of Art, Women
Blessing Women and moreOn Sunday, December
5, join the Lourdes CollegeChoirs led by Director KarenT.
Biscay, Accompanist OlgaTopuzova-Meade and theMaumee Community Band
led
by Director Kevin Heidbreder for an evening of Holiday
fa-vorites, including a ChristmasCarol sing-along fnale. Thisfree
concert will be held in theFranciscan Theatre & Confer-ence
Center at 7:30 p.m.
During the concert, guestswill be treated to beautiful cho-ral
music celebrating the R ea-son for the Season and Holi-day
standards like Baby, ItsCold Outside, Santa Baby,Sleigh Ride and
many more.Additionally, the LourdesChoirs will be performing
thefollowing concerts in Decem-
ber: Sunday, December 12 6 p.m.
The Lourdes Choirs performat the Clarence Smith Commu-nity
Chorus Concert A Com-munity Celebrates St. Mar-tin de Porres
Catholic Church,
intersection of Detroit andBancroft, Toledo: the LourdesChoirs
are guest performers onthis annual program featuringthe Halleluiah
Chorus with thecombined choirs. Tickets avail-able at the door.
Sunday, December 12 3 p.m.Good Company Ensemble
will perform Christmas carols,Holiday favorites and
noveltynumbers at the Women Bless-ing Women 2nd Annual PurseAuction
Mansion View Innon Collingwood Boulevard,Toledo Free.Friday,
December 17 - 7:30 p.m.
Toledo Museum of Art,Great Gallery 2445 MonroeStreet, Toledo: If
you missedour Christmas Concert atLourdes on December 5, comehear
an encore performancein the beautiful Great Gallery!Free.
Visit Lourdes Music Depart-
ment online, at www.lourdes.edu/music. For more informa-tion
contact Karen T. Biscay,Director of Choirs and MusicDepartment
Chair, at 419-824-3772 or email [email protected].
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Celebrate the season with theLourdes College Choirs andMaumee
Community Band
The Toledo SymphonyOrchestra will return forthe 20th year to
play aNeighborhood Concertat St. Joseph Church inSylvania on Dec. 1
at7:30 p.m. The first such
concert took place inDecember of 1989. Lastyear, because of a
con-flict with dates, a con-cert was not scheduled.
Jeffrey Pollock, con-ductor of the ToledoSymphony Orchestra,will
direct theNeighborhood Concertin a program of classicaland
Christmas music.Two of the St. Josephchoirs will be includedin
portions of the pro-gram.
The Toledo Symphonyoffice has announcedthe program will
includeworks by Harris (AdesteFideles); Bach-Walton(Sheep May
SafelyGraze); Harris (GodRest Ye); Adam (OHoly Night, with
chil-drens choir); Anderson(Song of the Bells); Hess(Christmas
Overture);
Dorff (PachelbelsChristmas); Greene-Lowry (Mary Did YouKnow,
with adult choir);OBoyle (ChristmasStory); Norris (PopsSingalong);
and
Anderson (ChristmasFestival).Tickets for the con-
cert can be purchasedat the St. Joseph ParishCenter, 5373 Main
St.,Sylvania, or the FifthThird Bank, 5833Monroe St.,
Sylvania.Ticket cost in advanceis $8 for students andseniors, or
$10 at thedoor; and $12 for adultsin advance or $15 at thedoor.
A reception will fol-low the concert at theRev. Richard
WurzelFamily Center in theSt. Joseph School Eastcampus.
Lunch is served from11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mon-Fri; Suggested
donation for
persons who are 60-plus is$2.50; non-seniors, $5.32.Make
Reservation. Dinner is served from 5-6 p.m. onTuesdays. Suggested
dona-tion for persons who are60-plus is $2.50; non-seniors,$5.32.
Make Reservation.
Billiards: Mon-Fri, openall day. Computer Club:Wednesdays, 4-5
p.m.Computer Lab: open whenclass is not in session.
Library:Mon-Fri, all day. Open Gym:open when classes are not
insession. Quilting: Mon-Thu,8-12 noon. Woodshop: Tue,Thu &
Fri; weekly, 1-3 p.m.
Wednesday, 1Restorative Yoga, 2:30-4
p.m., call for fee & registra-tion
Thursday, 2Scrapbooking Your
Memories, call for fee & reg-istration
Friday, 3Art Studio I, Fri 9-11 a.m.,
call for fee & registrationStrength & Balance II,
3wk session, call for fee ®istration
Monday, 6Investment Club, 8:30
a.m., monthly
Tuesday, 7Art Studio II, Tue 9-11
a.m., call for fee & registra-tion
Wednesday, 8Visit with the Doctor,
1-11:30,Restorative Yoga, 2:30-4
p.m., call for fee & registra-tion
Thursday, 9S.N.A.P. presentation,
10:00 a.m. (food stamp nutri-tion program)
Friday, 10Writers Critique, 2 nd &
4th Fri, 1:30 p.m.Monday, 13
Quilt Fan-Attics, 9-11a.m., weekly
Tuesday, 14Legal Outreach, call for
an appointment
Wednesday, 15Restorative Yoga, 2:30-4
p.m., call for fee & registra-tion
Thursday, 16Poker, Thu 12:30-4:15,
weekly
Friday, 17Euchre Club, Mon & Fri
12:30-3:30, weekly
Monday, 20Pharmacist Chat, 11:00
a.m., monthly
Tuesday, 21Book Review Club, 6-7:15
p.m., 2 nd Tue, monthly
Wednesday, 22Writers Group, 1-3:00
p.m., weekly
Thursday, 23CLOSED/HOLIDAY
Friday, 24CLOSED/HOLIDAY
Monday, 27Jazzercise, Mon, Wed
& Fri, for more info callChristy, 419-841-4549
Tuesday, 28Tai Chi, 1-2:30 p.m. for
more info call419-537-0131
Wednesday 29Podiatrist, 9:30 a.m., call
for appointment 419-885-3913
Thursday 30CLOSED/HOLIDAY
Friday 31CLOSED/HOLIDAY
Sylvania Senior Center7140 Sylvania AveSylvania, Ohio
43560419-885-3913www.scsonline.org
Sylvania Senior Center list of events December 2010
Neighborhood concertMilitary Brief David T. Shipko grad-
uated from the ArmyROTC (Reserve OfficerTraining Corps)
LeaderDevelopment andAssessment Course, also
known as OperationWarrior Forge, at FortLewis, Tacoma, Wash.
The 32 days of train-ing provide the best pos-sible professional
train-ing and evaluation forall cadets in the aspectsof military
life, admin-istration and logisticalsupport. Although con-tinued
military trainingand leadership develop-ment is included in
thecurriculum, the primaryfocus of the course isto develop and
evalu-ate each cadets officerpotential as a leader byexercising the
cadetsintelligence, common
sense, ingenuity andphysical stamina. Thecadet command assess-es
each cadets perfor-mance and progressin officer traits, quali-
ties and professional-ism while attending thecourse.
Cadets in their juniorand senior year of col-lege must complete
theleadership developmentcourse. Upon success-ful completion of
thecourse, the ROTC pro-gram, and graduationfrom college, cadets
arecommissioned as secondlieutenants in the U.S.Army, National
Guard,or Reserve.
The cadet is a stu-dent at the Universityof Southern
California,Los Angeles.
He is the son of DavidT. and Mary K. Shipkoof Westcliffe
Court,Sylvania, OH.
Shipko graduated in2007 from St. JohnsJesuit High School,Toledo,
Ohio.
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