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Haddad resigns A star is born

By Mike McHone dollars a year. The renewal
Herald Writer levy will run for four years, sylvania’s Aaron Houck, ed of Aaron and seven other
from 2011 to 2015. “It’s the 8 years old, is an acting and children from the surrounding
The Sylvania City Council same amount the residents modeling student at starbound Toledo area.
meeting, held on the night of have been paying for the past NYC in Toledo. Recently he, Aaron competed in the
along with seven other children monologue competition (win-
Monday, Aug. 16, ended with five years,” Proctor said. in his school, competed in New ner), headshots competition
regret. “I regret to inform Proctor also addressed the York at the International Talent (1st runner up), swimsuit mod-
you that I have been given a Sylvania Township Board of and Modeling Association eling competition (1st runner
letter by President of Council Trustees on the same issue (IMTA). Aaron took first place up), commercial (2nd runner
Keith Haddad,” Mayor Craig at the end of spring of this as well as runner up in seven up), Toys R Us commercial
Stough addressed the coun- year. The Sylvania Senior different categories. He also and TV real people competi-
cil. The letter in question Center has been in operation won 2nd runner up as Actor of tion (medals for each). He was
was one of resignation. Mr. for the past 32 years. The the Year. 2nd runner up for Actor of
Haddad’s final day as council center serves approximately Starbound NYC/Margaret the Year. He received over 20
president will be Aug. 30. 3,000 seniors annually and Obrien has been in Toledo for callbacks and 2nd callbacks for
Mayor Stough read Mr. close to 250 seniors per day, many years and has notable both acting and modeling. He
Haddad’s letter into record. according to Proctor. alumni such as Katie Holmes. got several contract offers in
‘After 17 years of city ser- “What I’ve seen,” council IMtA is a national model- both L.A. and N.Y.
vice I will indeed miss my member Mike Brown said of ing and talent competition that He stated “that was the best
involvement in Sylvania,” the center, “is that they have a is held twice a year. Over 350 week of my life.” Future plans
Mayor Stough read. The rea- very good management team agents and managers from all hopefully include signing with
son for Mr. Haddad’s res- and their very frugal with over the world come to scout a talent agent and manager and
ignation is the fact that he’s their budgets,” adding that, new modeling and acting tal- taking acting classes in L.A. His Aaron Houck cleaned up at the IMTA modeling and
moving to Oregon, OH. “I would strongly endorse a ent. dream is “to be on Disney.” talent competition, earning several 1st and 2nd place fin-

sylvania twirling stars are

“I’m sorry that you’re renewal levy.” This year’s group consist- ishes. His dream is “to be on Disney.”
moving on,” Mayor Stough City Council President
said to Mr. Haddad. “Thank Keith Haddad and Mayor
you for your many years of Craig Stough both said posi-

national champions
service, both prior to your tive things about the history
work before city council and of the center, and council
on city council. member Doug Haynam
It is our loss and Oregon’s thanked and commended Ms.
gain.” Proctor for her hard work
“It’s been good,” Mr. and presentation. Ten members of the
Haddad said of his years of The endorsement for the sylvania twirling stars attend-
service to and residency in levy renewal passed unani- ed America’s Youth on Parade
the city. “I’m happy and sad. mously. to compete in team and solo
You know when I moved Prior to Ms. Proctor’s competitions. That is the larg-
to Sylvania in 1985 I had presentation, Mayor Stough est baton twirling event held in
no idea I would be involved presented a lithograph dedi- the United States welcoming
in government. Then along cated to the Wall of Honor more than 3,000 twirlers from
came a proposed nuclear memorial that was given across the country. It is spon-
dump and that got the ball to the city of Sylvania by sored by the National Baton
rolling, working with the Congresswoman Marcy twirling Association (NBtA)
mayor and council at that Kaptur. The Wall of Honor and was held at Notre Dame
time.” is dedicated to area veterans University in South Bend, IN,
The nuclear dump was who served their country dur- from July 20 to July 23. The
slated to be placed just north ing World War II. “The wall sylvania twirling stars were
of Sylvania. Mr. Haddad was sat at the Burnham [High well prepared and had their best
immediately against the idea School] building for the past showing ever.
and decided to get involved. 43 years,” Mayor Stough The Senior Team competed
Twenty-five years later, said. Currently, it makes in Senior Dance Twirl, placing
his tenure culminated with its home in Sylvania’s City 3rd in the nation, and Senior
appreciative applause from Administration building. The Twirling Team, placing 2nd in Row 1 (L-R): Mackenzie Bihn, Jordan Truitt, Erin Curtis, Becca Berland and Katie
the nation. Senior Team mem-
his council co-workers. rededication took place last bers were Katie Kistler, Kaitlin Estep. Row 2 (L-R): Katie Kistler, Stephanie Smith, Kelsey Sporleder, Katie Sprunk
“It’s been an honor to week and according to Mayor Shepler, Stephanie Smith, and Kaitlin Shepler.
Service around
work with all of you,” Mr. Stough many people turned Kelsey Sporleder and Katie Marching Band, placed 3rd in Kelsey was a NV majorette be continuing as director of
the 14-year-old beginner solo and will be twirling for the the program and the twirlers
Haddad said. “I will not lose out for the event. In all, 812 Sprunk. Service around
touch with anyone.”
Even though the end of the memorial.
council meeting was rather
veterans names appear on the The Junior Team com-
peted in Junior Twirl Team,
Also that night, Cushman placing 8th in the nation, and
event.
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bittersweet in hearing of the Road resident Gerald Neilson Junior Dance Twirl, placing a member of the SV Cougar a long time twirler with the be teaching the classes, and
upcoming departure of Mr. aired his complaints about 1st and winning the National Majorette Squad, placed 5th sylvania twirling stars and are also team members of the
Haddad, there were, howev- the noise of nearby US 23. Championship Title. Junior in the 15-year-old novice solo is currently attending Dayton championship Senior team.
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Center, addressed the City day.” Mr. Neilson said he Jordan Truitt. in the 14-year-old novice solo to have such great results. It is twirler in the Sylvania Twirling
Council that night on the had spoken to his neighbors Service around
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issue that the Senior Center’s and they feel the same as bined for a half-time show finish in the 2-Baton Twirling acknowledged and rewarded at room teacher in the Sylvania
current five year levy will him. Mr. Neilson suggested event which placed 6th in the Championships.
your schedule. this level,” said Holly Pitman, School District.
be expiring at the end of that a wall be built near the nation and a pom team which Stephanie Smith, a sopho- teacher and director. Also “Katie and Kaitlin both have
this year and asked them to Cushman Road area to reduce also took a 6th place finish. more at Northveiw High twirling with the Senior team excellent twirling, choreogra-
In addition to amazing team
endorse a .32 mill renewal the noise, humorously cit- School and a member of the were Katie Kistler and Kaitlin phy and teaching skills that will
results, several of these necessary.
mem-
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“In order to continue they might be interested in Twirling Championships and The Sylvania Twirling Stars her talents. She has helped
Becca Berland, a junior at
operations we must go again helping the residents. Mayor Northview High School and a 11th in the 14-year-old fancy have been entertaining our area so many children in this area
to the electorate and ask them Stough said that he would member of the NV Wildcat strutting championships. with their twirling and perform- develop their twirling talents
to renew this levy for another speak to Rep. Kaptur and Majorette Squad, placed 2nd Also competing in solo com- ing talents for the past 22 years. and has been a great leader for
five years,” Proctor said. She see if something could be in the 15-year-old novice solo petition was Alexa Bader, a 5th- There are currently around 90 the past 22 years,” said Judy
stressed that it is a renewal done about the noise, prom- event. grader at Central Elementary twirlers involved in the twirling Hanson.
School, who was awarded a 6th program that has been under “The twirling program will
levy and not a new tax for ising that he would “go after Mackenzie Bihn, a junior
place finish in the 9-year-old the direction of Judy Hanson continue in this community and FREE Nitrogen, FREE
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Mackinac Island – Mission

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THE SYLVANIA HERALD AUGUST 20, 2008

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forRemember,” sponsored by the City Chic toonbenefit
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the 16 minute ride to have a dentist (March 21-April 19) hinges on staying in a positive co-workers distract your attention
St. VincentBay Medical Center Auxiliary to theis Ability
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eat free Toledo
at Missionmaking business decisions on gut by people who question your ects. Your caring nature wants to
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ers and senior citizens all join City restaurants.
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singer/songwriter
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the islandGray, JamestoBrazeau,
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delightful. Theevent kicks
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Co-Chairs Mirza Toledo Symphony League city.
ride around the 8.2 mileBaig,
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Can you believe that the a remarkable look at the past.partner and clear the air. Expect great things financially enjoy the rewards by Friday.
M.D. past
ference and Arch
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British selected among the Top 100 Models
Each floor will be strutting
features the
a presenta- Gemini this week. Watch for sales of any Imagine if every week were this
M.D., promise an outstanding Toledo Symphony League stage wearing fashions from (May 21-June 21) kind but especially those in real easy how much you could accom-
Landing and Browns Book. The Family
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event. The proceeds benefit locally owned stores Elegant Right now, your physical estate. Your time is good for asset plish.
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magazine. the island’s
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several Forstops
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stage where at 10 theand low moods. Be careful not to away for the weekend or recon-
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There are many dedicated Mission Point and there is no and the fashion extravaganza. pushing people away from you. from out of town.
seevolunteers
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who step up to be Rossford. Cocktails, musical was made starring Christopher
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to dress anddinner
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St., LoveSo, now is the time to make a sen-
responsibilities holding you back
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It is and
suggested
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Ulrich, Katie Loh, Lori
churches. Bar Grill. that
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be in the 43560, air or
as thesible decision about what you do. Spend some time prioritizing
Strohmaier,
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island is com- white cocktail
evening, attire is worn.
the Epicurean is rec- e-mail
resorttoprepared for the sevenwant to do with your life. your projects and then rewards
Patwithout
plete Bullard,a visit
Kathy to Zacharias,
the famed For more information call
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weddings that were taking place yourself.
Grand Hotel, one of the island’s Mission Point has a Kids that weekend. HUNTINGTON CENTER
principal landmarks built in Island Club indoor activity cen- Whether you choose an inti- DOWNTOWN TOLEDO
1887. People still visit the hotel ter and there are things to do mate party for 100 or a fabu-
to see the 660 foot wraparound from toddlers to “tweeners” lous all-out wedding for 1,000,
porch; however there is an age 11 to 15. There are bicy- the resort seems to take it all
admission fee to enter the hotel
grounds for those not registered
cles, hayrides, lawn bowling,
croquet, horseshoes and “The
in stride. Mackinac Island is
known as America’s Summer BILL HYBELS
as guests. Greens,” an 18-hole executive Wedding Capital and Mission Senior Pastor of
Anyone who visits the island putting course. If the weather is Point is the leader for weddings Willow Creek Community Church
knows that to truly appreciate overcast there is indoor enter- on the island. We met a bride
Kerri who would soon become SPEAKING LIVE IN PERSON
Mrs. Matt Anderson and she
$
10 ticket includes hamburger/hotdog meal
was so excited; the setting is
so enchanting that her wedding
will be a cherished memory.
It was hard to leave Mackinac Open to anyone who wants to come.
Island; it’s like a little piece of
another era. Whether you visit Big Music. Big Speakers. Big Surprises.
in spring as the new buds arrive, For tickets call 419-661-8661
enjoy summer’s beautiful bou-
quets, or enjoy autumn with the Doors open at 6pm
changing colors and crisp fresh
air, you must make it a point
to visit Mackinac Island and
Mission Point is a picturesque resort that is impres- Mission Point.
sive for family vacations

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Vacant City Council Police Reports

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Position Arrest: On August 3,
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August 6, at the 6000 block
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Licensed and insured professional crews and locally owned Sylvania City Council Member Keith Haddad has re- A. Lodge, 49, was stopped were involved in a physical
and operated. Free estimates! signed his Citty Council seat effective August 30, 2010. and found to have a warrant altercation.
In accordance with the Sylvania City Charter, Council has for probation violation. Petty theft, criminal
10% OFF interior or exterior over $1000 thirty (30) days to make an appointment for the vacated Theft, arrest: On damaging: On August
seat. If the vacancy is not filled within thirty (30) days, the August 3, at the 7000 block 5, at the 5000 block of
Mike & Jenny MacLeod
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The term of this appoint runs until December 31, Showalter, 51, attempted to reported a dirt bike was
419.324.0067 2011. Qualifications for City Council are in the City take recyclable items from taken from his property.
Charter which is available on our website: www.cityof- a designated recyclable Petty theft: On August

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sylvania.com. The compensation for a member of Council drop off station. Further 6, at the 7000 block of
is currently $9,591.00 per year, rather than the $360.00 investigation found he had Sylvania, the suspects
stated in the City Charter.

thoward
a warrant for probation removed a bottle of rum
Any resident qualified and interested in the open seat
violation of petty theft. and a bottle of vodka from
should forward his or her resume and letter of interest to:
Found property: Kroger.
@theheraldpapers.com
Margie Lintner, Clerk of Council, 6730 Monroe St., Suite
201, Sylvania, OH 43560; e-mail: city.clerk@cityofsyl- On August 3, at Alexis/ Theft, obstructing
vania.com. All resumes and letters of interest need to be Monroe, a children’s yel- business: On August 7, at
received no later than 4:00 p.m. on Friday, September 10, low bicycle was recovered the 5000 block of Grey,

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Arrest: On August 4, at a money order worth $500
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scholarship
for traffic violations and A. Clouse, 37, took off run-
116 E. Adrian (US-223) Blissfield (12 miles Northwest of Sylvania)
517-486-3104
found to have a warrant for ning after he was given the
failure to register dog or verbal command to stop.
New & Used kennel. Assault: On August 7, at
Theft: On August 3, at the 5000 block of Grey, the
Lawn Mowers
Cameron Norton was awarded The Tim Horton’s the 5000 block of Harroun, victim stated that a known
Sales, Service Scholarship of $1,000.00 on Wednesday, Aug. 11, at the the victim had a food stamp suspect attempted to cause
& Parts Tim Horton’s on Central Aveneu. card and phone take from physical harm to her.
Hours: M-F 8-5:30, Sat. 8-3 He is starting his senior year at the University of Toledo her purse. Vandalism: On August
www.billsserviceinc.com Arrest: On August 4, at 8, at the 7000 block of
this fall. He graduated from Sylvania Northview.
Two hundred Tim Horton’s scholarships are given the 6000 block of Monroe, Indian Creek, unknown

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Ronnie Louis Dickerson,
51, was arrested on a war-
rant for petty theft.
suspect(s) struck the wind-
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Lunch is served from 11:45 a.m. to 1 p.m. Mon-Fri; Suggested donation for persons who Thursday, 9 Good Grief Workshop, 9-11 a.m., please pre-register
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Wednesday, 1 Ceramics, Wed 9-11, call for fee & register
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Making the choice for childcare

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CHILDCARE & PRESCHOOL GUIDE THE SYLVANIA HERALD Page 7

When’s the right time for children to start school?

Many parents feel early enrollment in school is a Parents who have little choice but to enroll chil-
good first step for kids’ academic careers. But some ex- dren in daycare/pre-school programs because they work
perts warn that too much, too soon may not be the way should look for curriculums that feature the following:
to lay the ground work of a successful academic career. * Emphasis on play-based learning, with more time
Some believe that waiting until a child is age 6 for for- geared to kids being kids than sitting behind a desk.
mal education provides the best opportunity for learning * Access to a computer, since so much of students’
advantages. lives involve computer literacy.
According to a British study published in The Cam- * Opportunities to go outside and play when weather
bridge Primary Review in October 2008, the concensus permits.
was that formal schooling should be delayed until chil- * Interaction with books so parents can read with
dren reach 6. The findings offered that trying to teach their children and spend time together.
literacy and math at a young age is counterproductive. * Limited focus on grades and performance. Does a
If children under 6 are in school programs, they should 3-year-old child really need a report card?
continue to learn through play-based initiatives. * Activities that involve the family so Mom and Dad
An early start in school isn’t necessarily a good start. are participating in their child’s education.
Children may show the maturity and the social readiness * Small class sizes, optimalizing the teacher-to-stu-
to attend school, but they may not have the capacity to dent ratio.
grasp concepts outside of their play-based way of learn- * A relaxed atmosphere with the time and space to
ing. Forcing information on a child who is not ready explore physical and social environments.
could set him or her up for aversion to school.
What’s more, there’s no evidence that early school- Some children are naturally more advanced than oth-
ing produces a more educated child in the long run. Many ers and may benefit from earlier, more structured school-
countries in Europe start school later than Britain or the ing. However, the vast majority will do fine during their
United States. Finland, for example, begins formal train- academic career if they begin formal education at age 6.
ing at age 7. When studied, children who started school That doesn’t mean that children can’t attend school at 5.
at the age of 6 or 7 often overtook English pupils in tests The programs should just be be less structured and more
of reading before the start of secondary education. play-based.

Year ‘round Child Care offered at 6 convenient  
Sylvania area locations.  
Programs are for children ages 3 ‐ 13. 
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Sylvania Community Services  
4747 N. Holland Sylvania Rd. ● Sylvania, OH  ● 43560 
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COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, August 25, 2010

Anniversary Engagement
Sylvania resi-
It started out as a dents Susan and
blind date, the first foot- Russell Malnar
ball game of the sea- are pleased to an-
son at the University of nounce the en-
Cincinnati, in September gagement of their
of 1965. Five years of daughter, Sarah
courtship preceded THE Ann Armstrong,
BIG DAY, August 29, to Christopher
1970. And here we are, Shane Loving of
forty years later, cele- Asheville, NC.
brating a BIG DAY. A 2001 gradu-
To our parents, Tom ate of Sylvania
and Nancy Pfau, thank Southview High
you for showing us what School, Sarah
true love is, for teach- earned a bachelor
ing us that a marriage of science degree
takes work, for letting in accounting
us know that anything is from the Univer-
possible. We love you sity of Phoenix.
more than you will ever She is employed as Armstrong Loving
know. Enjoy your BIG a Staff Accountant
DAY – you deserve it! with HomeTrust with Facility Logistic outdoor wedding in
With much love, Bank in Asheville. Services, and is cur- Lake Lure, NC on Oct.
Shannon (Brian), Stacey Shane is the son of rently stationed with 22, 2010, and will take
(Kevin) & Steven Rebecca Hill of Flat Kimberly Clark Cor- a honeymoon cruise to
Rock, NC. He is em- poration in Henderson- the Cayman Islands.

Mr. and Mrs. Pfau ployed as the Senior

Transportation Director
ville.
The couple plan an
They will make their
home in Zirconia, NC.

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SCHOOLS THE SYLVANIA HERALD Page B1

Lourdes among Princeton Review’s Best

Colleges for seventh consecutive year
College also named Military Friendly School by GI Jobs

ROTC student Megan McKenzie meeting with Veteran Coordinator Michael Assistant Professor of Business Dane Copti instructs a class in the WIN computer
Gill-Jacobson. Megan is also a member of the Women’s Golf Team, is a Resident As- center.
sistant and member of the Student Government Association
The Princeton Review, nationally known for its test ing the schools reported to us about their campus experi- personalized attention, values-centered learning and qual-
preparation and admissions services, has included Lourdes ence.” ity academics, Lourdes is proud to be recognized by GI
College in its 2011 Best Colleges: Region by Region guide For the second consecutive year, Lourdes has also been Jobs for its commitment to our country’s service men and
for the seventh consecutive year. Lourdes was one of the named a Military Friendly School by GI Jobs Magazine, women.” As a Military Friendly campus, Lourdes offers
152 colleges and universities honored in the Midwest Re- the premier publication for military transitioners. Lourdes the following services to assist veterans and service men
gion. A total of 623 institutions were named in four re- was selected for this honor as a result of the Veteran- and women:
gions, representing an elite 25% of the nation’s four-year friendly academic, financial and student services offered Veteran Affairs Center
colleges. at the College. According to GI Jobs, Lourdes ranked “in The Yellow Ribbon GI Education
“From the hundreds of institutions reviewed in each the top 15% of all colleges, universities and trade schools Enhancement Program
region, we selected these colleges and universities primar- nationwide.” Lourdes College Ohio National Guard “Hero”
ily for their excellent academic programs,” notes Robert “We are thrilled to receive this honor,” shares Dr. Kim- Scholarship
Franek, Senior Vice President of Publishing for Princeton berly Grieve, Assistant Vice President of Student Life and Lourdes College ROTC Housing Scholarship
Review. “We also take into account what students attend- Dean of Students. “As an institution that prides itself on Air Force ROTC Scholarship for Nursing Students

Northview High School

Musician of the Week

Nathan Watt
Senior Nathan Watt is Northview’s Musician of the
Week. Nathan is a member of A Cappella Choir, Har-
mony Road show, and America’s Pride. Nathan serves
as choir Historian. Additionally, he earned the Fresh-
The moment my girls could laugh again. man of the Year Award in 2007 and was awarded a spot
in the 2007 and 2009 OMEA District Honors Choirs.
His other activities have included playing several
© 2010 Mercy

roles in Northview theatre productions, including Ch-

ing Ho in “Thoroughly Modern Millie” and a Wicker-
sham brother in Seussical. Nathan has also been very
involved in Power Team, P.E.A.C. E Project, National
Honor Society, and High School that Work. Nathan was
There are moments when life is taken out of our hands and also the World Conference on Drug Prevention’s Pride
Idol Winner for 2009, and won the Simon Foundations
placed in someone else’s. Defeating Stigma in Healthcare award for an Original
Song entitled “Unstoppable” in 2006. This fall Nathan
Sydney and Shelby knew their grandpa had lost his battle with will attend Capital University and major in Music Tech-
nology. He is the son of Diana and Keith Watt.
cancer. So when their mom, Melissa, told them she had breast
cancer, they were understandably afraid.
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But through the strength and support of the Mercy Cancer

Centers at St. Anne* and St. Charles, Melissa is winning her
fight. And for the first time in a long time, her girls are
enjoying moments of relief. And laughter.

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The moments of Mercy.

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Page B2 THE SYLVANIA HERALD
COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY, August 25, 2010

Township promotions Buckeye Store opens

The Buckeye Store and More! features the largest
More! located in Starlite Plaza and most unique inventory of
in Sylvania had their grand Ohio State apparel, gifts and
opening Saturday, Aug. 14, novelties north of Columbus
with special guest Archie Grif- and also features apparel and
fin, 2-time Heisman Trophy novelties for Notre Dame,
winner and President of the Michigan State University,
Ohio State University Alumni University of Michigan, Uni-
Association, and Jim Steeg, versity of Toledo, and Bowl-
former Director of Special ing Green State University, as
Events for the National Foot- well as other Big-Ten teams,
ball League. In this capacity, NFL teams, and the Tigers and
Jim ran the Super Bowl, Pro Red Wings.
The Sylvania Township Board of Trustees held a Bowl and Hall of Fame games Mr. Damschroder holds
promotional ceremony at their last regular meeting for 26 years from 1979 to numerous apparel licenses
on August 17, to honor four individuals recently pro- 2004. with The Ohio State Uni-
The store is owned by Jim versity including Enro dress
moted in their Safety Services Division. Those indi- Damschroder, President of shirts in 3 colors that is made
viduals receiving promotions were (L-R): Sylvania Damschroder Enterprises, Inc. in 51 sizes. From the dress
Township Police Department, Ron Dicus, Sergeant, The Buckeye Store and More! recently opened in the
and long-time operator of the shirt license, he has expanded Starlite Plaza in Sylvania.
and David Jankowski, Sergeant; Sylvania Township Damschroder Men’s Clothing his licenses to sweaters and
Fire Department, Scott Smith, Captain and Chad Stores in Northwestern Ohio; polo shirts all done in Big and Alumni Association, Athletic state of Ohio. One sits on the
Morris, Lieutenant. The Board extended their sincere Michael Wells of Blooming- Tall sizes to 5X and 4X-Tall. Department, Marching Band top of the Buckeye Store roof
congratulations for their outstanding contribution to ton, Illinois, former all-Big Ten This is a niche he holds vir- (T.B.D.B.I.T.L.), and even and a second is in the store for
the community. quarterback for the University tually exclusively with Ohio makes house call on President photographic purposes. Per
of Illinois and former quarter- State with over 25 wholesale Gee. Mr. Damschroder, “We have
As a result of his close rela- already had customers drive
Submit all your story ideas,
back of the Minnesota Vikings accounts and all items are
and Cincinnati Bengals; and embroidered locally in To- tionship with Ohio State Uni- from over 75 miles away to
versity, Rick Van Brimmer, see both Brutus and our store.
thoughts, events and photos to Mr. Steeg, Jim Damschroder’s
fraternity brother from Miami
ledo at Bob Stauffer’s Seaway
Enterprises on Tremainsville Ohio State Licensing Director, We will be known as the store
thoward@theheraldpapers.com University. Road. Mr. Damschroder has authorized the creation of the with the Big Brutus.”
The Buckeye Store and working agreements with the largest inflatable Brutus in the The store is based on 4
main principals which go back
to two of Mr. Damschroder’s
mentors from the 1970’s - John
Savage and Rene McPherson:

unmatched
expertise
There is a difference in Hospice care
1) Have a great selection of
merchandise, 2) Give great
customer service, 3) Price all
items aggressively low, 4) Pro-
mote the business, have fun,
and make customers’ shopping
All hospices are not the same. Only Hospice of Northwest Ohio has been serving the community experiences enjoyable.
for 28 years with hospice care as our only focus. The Buckeye Store and
More! will sell items from a few
“they managed my mom’s pain so well that she could still enjoy life.” dollars to original oil paintings
Our highly-specialized medical team, pharmacist, nurses, therapists and aides will keep your at up to $10,000 and all points
loved one comfortable so you can better enjoy your time together.
in between. Mr. Damschroder,
who also represents several
family “their doctors made house calls, and help was available 24/7.” collegiate manufacturers, has
filled the store with bargains
support Hospice of Northwest Ohio has nine doctors fully devoted to hospice care. Plus, assistance and
called Door Busters - many
resources for patients are just a phone call away.
selling below manufacturer’s
“i told my dad he didn’t have to worry about costs.” wholesale prices.
Our expert end-of-life care is typically covered in full by Medicare, Medicaid or health insurance. The Saturday event with
Mr. Griffin, who has been on
In fact, no one is turned away due to inability to pay. Mr. Damschroder’s website,
buckeyeblazer.com, since
For the most experienced care, insist on the best. Hospice of Northwest Ohio. 2004, and Mr. Steeg, is just
to learn more, visit hospicenwo.org. or call 419-661-4001. one of many planned for this
costs fall football season. During
covered SM the football season through the
bowl games, the store at Star-
lite Plaza will be open 7 days
a week with a shorter work
week after the bowl games to
a s k f o r H o s p i c e o f n o rt H w e s t o H i o b y n a m e
©2009 Hospice of Northwest Ohio August.

HISTORY PART I
THE NAME
The Mortise and Tenon. What
does it mean? Is it the owner’s last
names? Is it code for something se-
cret?

Our name originates from a joint

used in cabinetry and barn building from days of old. The
end of the first member is called the tenon, and it is usually
narrowed with respect to the rest of the piece. The hole in the
second member is called the mortise. The joint may be glued,
Telephone 419.849.3412 pinned, or wedged to lock it in place. While not used frequent-
Website www.themortiseandtenon.com ly today, it is synonymous with quality craftsmanship and last-
Hours: ing durability.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday 10-5;
Thursday: 10-8; Saturday: 10-4
Sept.-April: Sunday: 12-4
105 W. Main Street HISTORY PART II
Woodville, Ohio 43469 FROM KOC TO TMT
Jeff and Gina Scheff, store owners and Elmore residents,
packed up and moved to the Amish countryside in 1994.
There, they managed a furniture store in Kidron, Ohio named
The Kidron Oak Connection. The store was limited in square
footage, but packed a mighty punch in the furniture and gift
item market. KOC was visited frequently by many tour bus-
ses as the store was located behind the famed attraction, Leh-
man’s Hardware. In 1999, Jeff and
Gina seized an opportunity to pur-
chase The KOC from Chuck Long,
who owned and operated a store in
Woodville, Ohio called Reflections
of the Past. In 2005, Jeff and Gina
were approached about purchasing
the building that housed Reflections
of the Past. The couple then made
another move of inventory and
opened The Mortise and Tenon in
March, 2005. Although, the KOC
in the Amish countryside no longer
exists, the same morals and values
are carried over to TMT.
WEDNESDAY, August 25, 2010
COMMUNITY THE SYLVANIA HERALD Page B3

Annual Arts and Crafts Festival – Heartbeat to offer volunteer

training in September
A community coming together Volunteers are needed to
help at Heartbeat of Toledo
can also help with the pre-
natal and parenting classes
Pregnancy Support Center. and provide office support.
The Sylvania Area regional entertainment, a major funding source for and wood crafts. The agency is currently Heartbeat volunteers assist
Chamber of Commerce’s concession area, and an the Sylvania Area Chamber Presenting sponsors looking for volunteers to about 1000 women each
annual Arts & Crafts expanded children’s area of Commerce. The funds include The Toledo Blade, serve as client advocates year.
Festival will be held on in cooperation with The raised are used for com- City of Sylvania, Buckeye and parenting instructors. “Being a Heartbeat vol-
Sept. 12, 2010, at Lourdes Bouncee Thing and the munity and business pro- CableSystem Lourdes Heartbeat provides in- unteer is a great way to
College, 6832 Convent Sylvania Fire Department. grams that the chamber College, The Sisters of formation, free pregnancy help moms and babies in
Blvd. in Sylvania. The Admission is $2.00 per offers in the Sylvania area St. Francis. Sponsors testing, compassionate lis- need,” notes Carol Clark,
festival, one of the larg- person which supports including scholarships for are Meijer, Paramount tening, and assistance to president of Heartbeat’s
est one-day events in the the Sisters of St. Francis. Sylvania area students, Health Care, Kingston- girls and women dealing board of directors.
country, will be held from Free parking and a con- grants to local non-profit Sylvania, Lamar Outdoor with unplanned pregnan- Volunteer training con-
9:30 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. tinuous shuttle is available organizations and eco- Advertising and 13-ABC. cies. The agency also of- sist of three, two-hour
and features 150 juried at Sylvania Northview nomic development and The juried festival awards fers prenatal and parenting class sessions. The next
arts and craft artisans. High School parking business. The artisans best of show winners in classes where moms and sessions will be held on
The beautiful location at lot, Sylvania Franciscan come from all over the the categories of fine arts moms-to-be can earn baby three consecutive Tues-
Lourdes College allows Academy, downtown country. The festival fea- and crafts and the high items while learning how days, September 14, 21,
greater mobility through- Sylvania and Harroun tures various mediums quality exhibitions and to become better parents. and 28, from 12:30 -2:30
out the show area and the Park. including art, glass, pho- accessible parking make “By the end of this year p.m. For more information
setting enhances the art The Art Festival began tography, jewelry, sculp- the arts festival the high- Heartbeat expects to begin or to register for volunteer
experience for all guests. in 1957 and has been the ture, pottery, needle arts light of the fall season. offering free ultrasound training, call Heartbeat

Central Catholic students perform with

The Chamber Arts services to confirm preg- at 419-241-9131. A vol-
Festival will also feature nancy, viability and gesta- unteer application is also
tional age,” notes Patricia available on their website,
Repairs, Toledo Symphony Todak, executive director.
“Because of this we will
heartbeatoftoledo.org.
Heartbeat Pregnancy
refurbishments Three Central Catholic need more volunteers in
our office to serve as client
Support Center has been
in existence since 1971.
High School students per-
slated for formed with the Toledo
Symphony at Music Under
advocates.”
Heartbeat volunteers
Besides pregnancy sup-
port, Heartbeat offers ab-
the Stars on July 18. They provide emotional support stinence education pro-
Sylvania, are senior Mallory Hunyor and as clients make decisions grams for community and
sophomores Megan Stoepler as to the outcome of their school groups. All services
surrounding and Maria Clark. The girls also pregnancies. Volunteers are free and confidential.
dance at the Cassandra School are needed to make ap- Heartbeat has two loca-
areas of Ballet. Dancing at Music
Under the Stars is the capstone
pointments, interview cli- tions: 2130 Madison Ave.
By Mike McHone ents, help with pregnancy and 1020 Varland Ave. ap-
Herald Writer of an advanced level summer testing, and assist the girls pointments can be made by
intensive dance class at the (L-R): Mallory Hunyor of Sylvania, Megan Stoepler and women in obtaining calling 419-241-9131.
Things are about to get a Cassandra School of Ballet. of Perrysburg, and Maria Clark of Swanton. social services. Volunteers
little more stable in Sylvania. The girls have danced for the
past five years at Music Under and play the anthem of every
CLI Concrete Leveling, Inc. branch of military.
began a sidewalk leveling the Stars, and their signature
piece is Stars and Stripes Central Catholic gradu-

Kickboxing Fitness
project throughout the city ate Nicki Buchholz (Class of
on Aug. 2. The project, paid Forever. They also do a few
other pieces that differ each 2007), who was taking the
for by the City, should run to summer dance class with the
the end of the month. year. The military members in
the audience are always hon- dance school, also performed
According to a press but is not pictured.
release available on the City’s ored as they carry in the flag
website, cityofsylvania.com,
“The purpose of this proj-
ect is to eliminate the unsafe
offsets or ‘trip hazards’ that
are currently present in some “Let
“Let The
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areas.” • 24 hr Airport Shuttle:
“The work consists of “Let The
Bob Detroit from $60
Head “ Go For Service You!”
drilling one inch holes thru • ”Courier
from $12
the surface of the concrete • Pickup/Delivery
• Errands and
sidewalk and hydraulically “Let The
• Courier/Shuttle Service
Go For You!” • Shopping Shopping
pumping an environmental- • Light Moving Jobs
• Pickup and Delivery Bob
ly friendly material below BY
• Errands
Bob • Lowest Rates in
• Low Rates
419-508-3555 Head• 6“Day Service ” Toledo Area for all Head “ ”
the slabs of concrete, rais- 419-508-3555
ing them up to match flush Licensed • •Bonded • Insured • Pickup/Delivery Services

Bernard Pinckney
Licensed Bonded • Insured
• Pickup/Delivery
with the adjacent slabs, thus
• Courier/Shuttle Service

eliminating the trip area,” the ALL POINTS • Shopping

• Light Moving Jobs CHIMNEY, • Courier/Shuttle Service

press release said. It went on STOVES & FIREPLACES

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to say that all of the holes 419-508-3555

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• 6 Day Service
• Light Moving Jobs
drilled for the project would Licensed • Bonded Masonary
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be patched up after the pro- • Tuckpointing • Wood Stove • Low Rates
cedure is complete and that
the project would not affect CapsLicensed
419-508-3555
Installed • Rain-Animal Stainless Steel
• Fireplace and stoves
• 6 Day Service

anyone’s landscaping, yards, • Bonded • Insured

installation and sales
or any trees in the vicinity.
“Once the leveling is com- GAS FIREPLACEINSTALLATION & REPAIR
pleted and rinsed down, the WHEN: Mon 7-8, Sat. 10-11 am
sidewalk is ready for imme- Office: 419-882-1795
diate use.” www.allpointschimney.com WHERE: Bernard Pinckney School
Another project slated
to take place at the end of of Self-Defense
the month is the repaving Furnace Installation, Service & cleaning
Furnace Installation, Service & cleaning
of Harroun Road between 1230 Flaire Dr. (Reynolds Corner)
Holland-Sylvania Road and
FurnFu A Toledo, Ohio 43615
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to begin Aug. 30 and will
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manent pavement markings c e hour (RETIRED) OVER 25 YEARS, 1ST DEGREE BLACK BELT
will be placed around Oct. furbnuay a anew service emergency
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8. Traffic will be maintained & recferuerdnitace a service
(KOREAN MARTIAL ART), CERTIFIED KICKBOXING
during this work.” tax c rec0e0ive
Although no repairs or up to $
& 1,5 redit AND BOXING FITNESS TRAINER.
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refurbishments are on the utarxtaxe,500
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1 es Bob Hays
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In business in the Toledo
looking into eliminating the
McCord Road railroad cross-
OH Lic #19337 area for 30+Bob years Hays
In business in the Toledo
Office (419) 725-0131 Cell (419) 215-3268
419-243-6115 Email:bpsosd@bex.net
Bonded & Insured Residential
ing located in Springfield OH Lic #19337 area&for Light
30+ years
Commercial
Township. An estimated
average of 100 trains per
day run over the crossing 419-243-6115 Residential & Light
Commercial
www.schoolofselfdefense.net
and sometimes waits for
commuters and travelers on
McCord can take up to 15
or 20 minutes. Lucas County
leaders are wanting to put an

Save $500
underpass at McCord. The
underpass, if approved, will
begin construction sometime
in 2013.
Traffic backups were a On Each Window
Purchased
common occurrence on North
Dixie Highway in Monroe
County. Monroe County Requires minimum 5 window purchase.
leaders proposed a similar Not valid with any other coupon or offer.
underpass and cited similar Expires 9-30-10
traffic problems that seem to
be plaguing McCord Road. locally owned and operated
The John Dingell Underpass,
named after the longest serv-

419-729-8520 ext. 120

ing member of congress from
Michigan, was completed in
early 2002. Traffic, since, has
not been a problem.
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