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Youngster Maliki Neilson enjoying a snow-cone Celebrating our local businesses and their valued customers
during Lutheran Homes Society’s 150th Anniver-
sary Celebration. For more on the festival, see pg 7.

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the call of Licensed • Bonded • Insured Marcy Kaptur and Sylvania Mayor Craig Stough presenting a picture of the National World War II Memorial in
Washington, D.C. Present are World War II veterans from Burnham Bruce Alcock - Class of 1944, Robert Dietsch -
Class of 1943, Harry “Bev” Earl - Class of 1943, Morgan Ford - Class of 1938, Leonard Galligher - Class of 1943, James
their country.... Glase - Class of 1942, Benjamin Marsh - Class of 1945, Leonard Marsh - Class of 1942, Eugene Paul - Class of 1943,
James Schwen - Class of 1942, John E. Schuster - Class of 1943, Joseph Stykemain - Class of 1945, Joseph E. Williams

Burnham re-dedication of Honor Wall

- Class of 1944 and Clifford Zwayer - Class of 1944.

On sunday, August result of the persistence was then dedicated to building before Burnham Burnham High School These names represent
15, the re-dedication of a World War II vet- those who served. Roger High School was demol- open houses, and hundreds those men and women
of the Burnham High eran that lived in Richfield Durbin has now passed ished this past spring, of hours of research by who attended Sylvania’s
School World War II Township named Roger away, but his name has been hence the reason for the Gayleen Gindy and Burnham High School
Honor Wall was held. All Durbin. submitted by Kaptur to be re-dedication. Kristina Turner, it was and went on to serve dur-
known living vets whose Kaptur told the recognized at the National The top of the wall determined that there were ing World War II.
names appear on the wall story about how Roger World War II Memorial. reads: Burnham High many names missing from The event was held
were invited. Durbin took her aside at There were about 20 School Roll of Honor - the World War II Burnham at the City of Sylvania
Marcy Kaptur attend- an event years ago and World War II veterans In Honor of Those Who wall of honor. One hun- Administration Building
ed the event as well as asked her why there present Sunday at the Answered the Call of dred and seven addition- at 6730 Monroe St. It was
Sylvania Mayor Craig was not a World War II Burnham re-dedication Their Country in World al names were added to a very touching ceremony
with a special significance
Stough. The two present- Memorial in Washington, whose names appear on War II. a new plaque that now because of the date it was
ed a framed picture of the D.C. Kaptur pursued get- the wall. The original hangs to the left of the held, August 15, 2010,
National World War II ting a National World The original Burnham Burnham wall had 705 original wall at the admin- exactly 65 years to the day
Memorial in Washington War II Memorial built in wall was moved to the City names. Through people istration building - for a from V-J Day, and the end
DC, that was built as a Washington D.C., which of Sylvania Administration who came forward at the total of 812 names. of World War II.

Working for
women in Ghana
Kelly Pierson of volunteer in Ghana as a
Sylvania recently spent way of using my skills
nine weeks of her sum- to help others, but these
mer interning for the non- amazing people have
profit Women in Progress helped me more than I
in the west African coun- could ever hope to have
try of Ghana. Women in impacted them. They’ve
Progress is an internation- been living examples of
al volunteer organization the patience, persistence,
focused on alleviating pov- and passion that I hope
erty at a grassroots level to exemplify in my own
and assisting Ghanaian life.”
women achieve econom- She also noted that
ic independence through enjoying the World Cup
small-business develop- from the country whose
ment. It also establishes team was the most suc-
mutual understanding cessful of all African teams
among people of diverse was definitely a highlight
cultures. of her time there.
Kelly worked on several Kelly is a senior at
projects during her time in the University of Notre
Africa, including design- Dame studying marketing
ing marketing materials and gender studies. She
for Global Mamas and graduated from Central
other small companies, Catholic High School
and consulting women in 2007. That year she
in overcoming various was chosen as a Sylvania
challenges they faced in Chamber of Commerce
managing their business- Scholarship winner and
es. Her favorite project was the inaugural recipi-
was working with Eli, a ent of BCSN’s Student of
restaurant owner, to help the Year Award. Kelly
her incorporate new food is the daughter of John
offerings such as apple and Janice Pierson of
turnovers and guacamole Sylvania.
and plantain chips into her For information on vol-
menu to better target the unteering with Women
Kelly called the people she met in Ghana “living examples of the patience, tourist market. in Progress visit www.
persistence, and passion that I hope to exemplify in my own life.” Kelly said, “I chose to WomenInProgress.org.
 Page 2 THE SYLVANIA HERALD WEDNESDAY, August 18, 2010

City of Sylvania Police National Labor Day enforcement crackdown

request assistance with America’s most often also 307 injury crashes eighteen day campaign. fromtragedy
Impaired driving the two and a half week Force will all ramp up Fortunately, much of
continues to be one of campaign. There were OVI enforcement over the the that comes

fatal accident
impaired driving
committed and deadliest with 474 injuries that In addition, there will be crashes could be prevent-
crimes. Beginning August involved an impaired driv- sobriety checkpoints over ed if everyone would take
The City of Sylvania20 and continuing over er. In 2009, Lucas County the Labor Day holidays. personal responsibility
Monroe Street and failed
Police Division’s to return to the accident the Labor Day weekend, recorded 29 fatal crashes Chances are if you chose for their actions and the
Accident Investigation scene. Mr. Rash, a few the Lucas County Traffic and 32 fatalities. Fifty-five to drive impaired, you will choices that they make and
Unit is investigating a weeks later, passed away Safety Program and the percent of the fatal crashes be arrested.” follow these safety recom-
Fatal Motorcycle acci- from injuries resulting Lucas County OVI Task were alcohol-related and “The problem of mendations: designate a
dent at the intersection from the accident. Force will be joining law 19 people lost their lives impaired-driving is a seri- sober driver before drink-
of Monroe and Silica. The unknown vehicle enforcement and highway because someone chose to ous one” stated Gwen ing, if you are impaired,
On April 19, 2010, at is described by witnesses safety agencies across drive impaired. The aver- Neundorfer, Coordinator do not drive - call a taxi or
approximately 1:56 p.m., as a smaller late model the country to promote age BAC in these crashes for Lucas County’s a friend or relative to get
the driver of the motor- silver vehicle, possible a the Drunk Driving. Over was .223, almost three Traffic Safety Program. you home safely, prompt-
cycle Rick Rash was Honda Civic. The driver the Limit. Under Arrest. times the legal limit of “One-hundred and seven- ly report drunk drivers by
eastbound on Monroe is a younger white male Campaign. The goal of .08. teen people have died in calling 1-800-GRABDUI
Street approaching the with dark hair. At the this campaign is to deter Detective Mark impaired-driving crashes or 911, always wear your
intersection of Silica. time of the accident, the impaired driving through Woodruff of the Lucas in Lucas County over the seat belt and protective
An unknown silver driver was talking on his sobriety checkpoints, County Sheriff’s Office past five and a half years. gear on motorcycles, and
vehicle that was north- cell phone. education and increased and the OVI Task Force Impaired driving is espe- keep in mind that friends
bound on Silica made Police are request- enforcement Coordinator stated, “The cially common among don’t let friends drive
a right turn in front of ing that anyone who wit- In 2009, Ohio had 28 message is simple, don’t young male drivers 21 to drunk. Remember, be
Mr. Rash’s motorcycle. nessed the accident or alcohol-related fatal crash- drive after drinking. 34 years old and motor- responsible and don’t risk
Mr. Rash was forced knows anything related es with 29 deaths during Agencies of the OVI Task cycle riders.” it…you will be caught.
to lay the motorcycle
down to avoid hitting
the silver vehicle. The
to the accident; contact
the City of Sylvania
Police Division. Please
Sylvania Tsunami Swim Club
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Ellen’s Glass Act Celebrates a

Successful First Year Anniversary
Do you want to do something fun, different an affordable? Learn to make beautiful glass
jewelry, Christmas ornaments, picture frames, wine stoppers, table fountains and more in my
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You can take your time and enjoy creating a masterpiece. And, best of all, it’s very affordable!

I am a certified glass instructor. I will walk you through the process, and in turn, you will be
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Education and Art Therapy from The Ohio State University. I am also certified in Special
Education, K-12. After having taught in the Toledo Public School System for twenty five years,
two charter schools for three years and graduating with a Master’s degree in Education, with
a specialty in Glass, I think it’s time to share my knowledge with everyone. My thesis on
Advanced Art Glass can be viewed from the reference library at the Center for Visual Arts.

I am so excited to have an art school that is really different from all the others.
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Assessment, all contributed
to the positive review.
The credit rating agency,
Standard and Poors, rec-
ognized these factors and
awarded Sylvania a bond
rating of AA+, only one
step below the highest rat-
ing available anywhere.
Our location in northwest
Ohio and relative small size
were listed as the only rea-
sons why the highest rat-
ing was not assigned. This
is the second credit rating
improvement for the City
of Sylvania in the past 14
years.
The 12 month notes were
rated SP1+ and were sold
with a net interest cost of
tion costs without spending
down reserves, increasing
taxes or assessing property
owners. The improvements
will be paid for over their
useful life. Neighborhood
street improvements in
Sylvania have been made
for the past 12 years without
property owner assessments.
Improving the streets helps
our neighborhoods remain
attractive and desirable,
keeping property values
higher.
The cost of financing
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If short term rates remain
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the authors. interim executive director
opportunity to have a lifetime Erie Metal
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sponsored by PNC Bank. of the Museum. “The festi- at a reasonable cost.
Honorary Chairmen were val showcase will provide
Lynn and Frank Jacobs Qualified homeowners will receive attractive
an opportunity to take a
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programs this coming fall.
Both programs will com-
ply with the “American
Development Model”
which is being developed
by USA Hockey as part of
their grassroots movement
to grow the sport of ice
hockey across America.
USA Hockey is the nation-
al governing body of hock-
ey in the United States.
Registration for both
programs will begin
August 1, 2010, and play
will begin in October. Mike
Mankowski, hired in May
as Sylvania’s first Hockey
Director, will oversee the
operations of both pro-
grams. Mankowski has
spent the last five seasons
coaching NCAA Division
I hockey including last
season at Bowling Green
State University. In addi-
tion, he has coached with
the Toledo Storm, Toledo
IceDiggers and St. Johns
Jesuit high school. “I’m
extremely excited about
the program here and look
forward to getting on the
ice with the kids this fall,”
said Mankowski.
Learn-to-Play hockey is
open to anyone 4-14 years
of age. No experience is
required. Participants
meet twice per week for
50 minutes. The 8-week
sessions will be offered
in October, January, April
and June. Cost is $150/
session. Full equipment is
required. Equipment rent-
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House league hockey
is available to those ages
4-14 years who have com-
pleted Learn-to-Play (or
equivalent). The focus
will be on the fundamen-
tals of hockey and basic
concepts of team play.
Age appropriate divisions
are Mini-mite (4-6 yrs),
Mite (7-8 yrs), Squirt
(9-10 yrs), Peewee (11-
12 yrs) and Bantam (13-
14 yrs). The season will
run from October-March.
Participants will skate
twice per week. Cost is
$385 for the season. Jersey
and socks are provided for
both programs.
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Windhaven Eldercare Center wishes to thank veterans for their service to our country. is one of four senior vice
Our nation recently celebrated Victory over Japan Day on August 14th. The sacrifices these presidents h James D. Diethelm MD

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Northwest Ohio AIDS
Walk to raise AIDS
awareness
Every 9 ½ minutes,
someone is infected with
HIV in the U.S., with
over 900 people known
to be living with HIV/
AIDS in Northwest Ohio
alone. There is still no
cure and no preventative
vaccine for HIV/AIDS In
their continuing mission
to raise awareness about
HIV/AIDS the Toledo
office of AIDS Resource
Center Ohio will host the
Northwest Ohio AIDS
Walk on Saturday, August
28, 2010 at International
Park in Toledo.
“Given the drastic
cuts at the state and local
level for HIV preven-
tion and care - includ-
ing medication, medical
services, nutrition, trans-
portation and testing -
we are concerned about
how we will continue
the critical services we
provide to our commu-
nity,” says Julie Embree,
Regional Director of
AIDS Resource Center
Ohio. “Financial support
is crucial in helping us
get there.”
“We have been faced
by a perplexing dilem-
ma,” says Bill Hardy,
Executive Director of
AIDS Resource Center
Ohio. “There are still
misconceptions and
stigma attached to HIV/
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educate the public. The
Walk will serve several
purposes including edu-
cation and awareness.”
The Northwest Ohio
AIDS Walk includes a
5K Walk, 5K untimed
Fun Run and 1M Stroll.
Registration begins at
8:00 am. The event is
family friendly, wheel-
chair accessible, and pets
on a leash are welcome!
Participants will enjoy
live music and entertain-
ment, children’s area,
and much more! Pre-
Registration and dona-
tions can be made on the
Walk website www.arco-
hio.dojiggy.com or by
calling 419-244-9444.
All money raised
from the Walk will stay
in Northwest Ohio and
assist in providing com-
prehensive HIV/AIDS
services in our commu-
nity. AIDS Resource
Center Ohio is a non-
profit community-based
organization whose mis-
sion is to provide ser-
vices to those infected,
affected and at risk of
HIV/AIDS. To this end,
they provide comprehen-
sive support services,
HIV testing & counsel-
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Fashionably Late event to Sisters for the cure
benefit Gretchen Gotthart diagnosed
Dr. Amy Murnen was
Skeldon Fund cancer in 2008, a day
after her 41st birthday.
Fashionably Late, an
event to benefit the Gretchen
Gotthart Skeldon Fund,
will be held on Friday,
August 27, at 7:00 p.m.
to Midnight at Centennial
Terrace in Sylvania. The
Homewreckers will make
a rare local appearance as
well as another local favor-
ite, The Watermelon Men.
Tickets are $20 each and
are available the night of
the event or in advance by
calling Molly LeBlanc at
419-537-9956 or visiting
Gretchenfund.com.
Gretchen Gotthart
Skeldon passed away in
February of this year at the
age of 47 after suffering
with breast cancer. She is
survived by her husband,
Phil, their six-year-old
daughter, Lily, and many
St. Joseph Golf Outing
St. Joseph Church
will host its 20th Annual
Golf Outing to benefit the
youth athletic programs on
Sunday, August 22, 2010
at Whiteford Valley Golf
Course. Cost is $59 per
golfer and includes a round
of golf with a cart and din-
ner. Registration starts at
12:45 p.m. with a 1:30 p.m.
start. Addition informa-
tion and registration can be
found on the website www.
stjoesylvania.org/parish or
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with breast
Her sister Sarah was
family members and friends
there to support her
who want to carry on her
during her recovery.
lovely spirit in their own
Last year, she partic-
lives and in the commu-
ipated in the 5 km Race
nity where she lived. The
for the Cure in Toledo
creation of the Gretchen
along with her sisters
Gotthart Skeldon Fund
Sarah and Sandy, and
does just that. The Fund,
her cousin Kathy, also
started in May of 2010
a breast cancer survi- Amy and Sarah Murnen.
and held by The Toledo
vor.
Community Foundation,
This year, with ple out cheering us on.
is working to raise money
encouragement from her You certainly needed it
to fulfill its mission. The
office staff, she decid- at some points.
mission of the GGS Fund “Our tent looked
ed to participate in the
is to eliminate breast can- great with strings of
3 Day for the Cure in
cer, assist women with pink ribbons draped
Cleveland, OH.
children with disabilities, over it with all of your
“We made it!” said
and provide respite care to names on them. Thank
Amy.
families who have children you so much for helping
“Sarah and I were
with cancer. Sarah and I raise almost
able to walk the entire
The 2010 Northwest
60 miles and actually $12,000 for the Susan G.
Ohio Susan G. Komen
enjoy ourselves at the Komen Foundation.”
Race for the Cure will be Dr. Amy Murnen is
same time. The volun-
run in Gretchen Gotthart a physician in Mount
teer crew members were
Skeldon’s memory. Vernon, OH. Dr. Sarah
awesome and made each
pit stop memorable. We Murnen is a professor
at Kenyon College in
walked mostly through
neighborhoods and real- Gambier, OH. They are
by contacting Jim Floyd at the daughters of Tim and
419-885-5791.
ly enjoyed all of the peo-
Pat Murnen of Sylvania.
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HRSA grants provide support to underrepresented BSN and MSN students
Lourdes School of Nursing awarded
$1.6 million in grant funding
Lourdes is pleased
to announce that the
College’s School of
Nursing was recent-
ly awarded nearly $1.6
million in grant fund-
ing through the U.S.
Department of Health and
Human Services’ Health
Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA).
The three HRSA grants
will financially and aca-
demically support under-
graduate and under-
represented Bachelor of
Science in Nursing (BSN)
students and underrepre-
sented Master of Science
in Nursing (MSN) stu-
dents.
Advanced Education
Nursing Traineeship
HRSA’s Advanced
Education Nursing
Traineeship grant will pro-
vide Lourdes with $34,883
(for the 2010-2011 aca-
demic year - renewable
annually). Funding from
the grant will provide an
opportunity for nurses in
need of financial support
to pursue and complete
graduate education at
Lourdes.
“There is a growing
demand for nurses with
higher education degrees
in the healthcare field,”
shares Dr. Judy Didion,
Dean of the School
Nursing. “Lourdes’ MSN
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DEPARTMENT OF
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Columbus, Ohio
Office of Contracts
Legal Copy Number: 100495
Sealed proposals will be ac-
cepted from pre-qualified bidders
at the ODOT Office of Contracts
until 10:00 a.m. on September
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cated in Lucas County, LR-FIN-
ZEL ROAD SIDEWALK AND PE-
DESTRIAN BRIDGE and is a
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shall be as set forth in the bid-
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program has rapidly
grown since its incep-
tion in 2006. Since then
43 MSN graduates have
returned to the northwest
Ohio community to serve
as nurse educators and
administrators in academ-
ic settings and health care
agencies.”
Nursing Workforce
Diversity
Lourdes received $1.5
million (to be distributed
over a three year peri-
od) through the HRSA
Nursing Workforce
Diversity grant. This grant
will be utilized to increase
the percentage of students
from underrepresented
and disadvantaged back-
grounds who graduate
with a BSN and become
licensed nurses, increase
the percentage of under-
represented students
admitted to the nursing
major and increase the
racial/ethnic diversity
and cultural competence
of students, faculty and
graduates of the School
of Nursing. Through
the grant, the School of
Nursing will also award
stipend and scholarship
assistance to 36 pre-nurs-
ing and nursing students
during each of the three
years of funding.
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(Moving)
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21, 22, 9-5pm. Furniture &
household items. 6817
Maplewood.
054 Flea Markets
BYRNE ROAD Flea Mar-
ket every Sunday
7am-12pm. 206 S. Byrne,
Toledo, OH (next to the
TV station). Indoor & out-
door spaces available.
Contact Mark
419-389-1095.
072 Help Wanted
HOME IMPROVEMENT
Sales. Kitchens, baths,
additions, roofing, siding,
etc. High earnings. Experi-
ence & knowledge of the
industry required. Fax or
email resume, with work
experience & professional
references to
419-476-9605 or
ahijobs@yahoo.com.
PART-TIME EVENING
Janitorial work. Toledo
area M-F. Must have own
transportation, valid ID, no
felony convictions, $8.05
per hour to start. Apply in
person. Toledo Building
Services, 2121 Adams St.,
Toledo. No Phone Calls.
Beth Rose
CAI Auctioneer
2009 Michigan State
Auctioneer Champion
Scholarships for
Disadvantaged Students
The School of Nursing
was also awarded $55,920
(for the 2010-2011 aca-
demic year - renewable
annually) through the
HRSA Scholarships for
Disadvantaged Students
grant. Funding from this
grant will provide schol-
arships for Lourdes’
undergraduate nursing
students who come from
a socioeconomically or
educationally underprivi-
leged background.
First established
in 1982, the Health
Resources and Services
Administration (HRSA)
is part of the U.S.
Department of Health and
Human Services and is the
primary Federal agency
aimed at improving health
and health equity through
access to quality services,
a skilled health workforce
and innovative programs.
The School of Nursing
at Lourdes offers a vari-
ety of programs includ-
ing the Operating Room
First Assistant, Nurse-Aid
to BSN, Pre-Nursing to
BSN, Licensed Practical
Nurse to BSN, Registered
Nurse (RN) to BSN and
the RN to MSN. For more
information about the
School of Nursing con-
tact visit http://nursing.
lourdes.edu.
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PART-TIME HELP
wanted in Cafe. Evenings
A-1 GUTTER Cleaning
and Grass Cutting.
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Looking for people who AFFORDABLE CHILD-
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Moving in or out clean-up
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ences, first & last security
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TERING, organizing,
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Cemetery Lots
parties. Experienced and
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CEMETERY LOT. 1 grave
136
lot in the Meditation Gar-
den, Ottawa Hills Memo- Real Estate
rial Park, $1,200.
419-380-4919.
3 BEDROOM brick ranch
on double lot. Bancroft &
Reynolds area, seller will
TOLEDO MEMORIAL
Park, 2 plots for sale. Call hold financing.
419-536-0045.
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WEDNESDAY, August 18, 2010
Rummage sale to benefit The Victory Center
Garage salers and trea- The Victory Center doors accepted on Wednesday,
sure hunters take note that every year, in search of August 11 & 18 from 5:00
HOA Cancer Center will
be holding its rummage
the much needed respite
it offers. Thanks to events
p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The drop
off location is in the HOA
sale to benefit The Victory like the rummage sale, Cancer Center located on
Center on Saturday, August TVC is able to continue the Corner of Douglas and
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place for hope, encourage- The rummage sale will event go directly to The
ment, comfort, and peace take place between the Victory Center, so please
for those touched by can- hours of 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 come join us and help sup-
cer. Hundreds of people p.m. Donations of gen- port such a worthy organi-
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The Week Ahead: onto situations that may at the same time. Take
August 22 through have upset you in the past, a moment to gain some
August 28, 2010 you are learning to let go clarity rather than jumping
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Aries (March 21-April you cannot control. Enjoy thing done. Feel what is
19) the peace you deserve. important and do those
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your mind. Don’t spend 22) ference that makes.
your time worrying about Your health is not
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Although this may not be relationships. Just because 22-December 21)
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your dedication will attract way you expected, doesn’t open up to you, but you
new opportunities in your mean that the next one aren’t listening. It’s time
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WEDNESDAY, August 18, 2010
Lutheran Homes Society
celebrates 150th anniversary
To commemorate 150
years of service to youth
and elderly in north-
west Ohio and south-
east Michigan, Lutheran
Homes Society (LHS)
held a weekend of festivi-
ties on August 5-7, 2010.
The weekend attracted
more than 3,000 people
and culminated with a
Festival Celebration on
Saturday, August 7.
The anniversary fes-
tivities began with the
organization’s 150th
Annual Meeting of
Member Congregations
on Thursday, August 5,
at the Stranahan Theater
and Great Hall. Over 300
people attended the event,
which included dinner,
special recognitions and
remarks by judicatory,
government and social
ministry representatives,
a business meeting, and
the annual report by LHS
President/CEO David
Roberts.
A worship service
followed, featuring the
inaugural presentation of
the hymn “Gratitude,”
which was commissioned
in honor of the 150th
Anniversary by the LHS
Board of Directors and
sung by the Zoar Lutheran
Church Choir. The eve-
ning concluded with a
presentation by Rev.
Gerald Labuhn, Executive
Director Emeritus and
Local nonprofit food pantry
awarded Andersons Fund Grant
Food For Thought, a local local nonprofit organiza- of northwest Ohio will be
provider of food to the area’s tion serving Lucas County the host for the Twylite
impoverished, has been through
granted funding to support nues. Beginning as a small on Thursday, September
renovations for their pan- Saturday morning gathering, 2, starting at 5:00 p.m. A
try located in Oregon, OH. Food For Thought now serves
The grant, in the amount of sack lunches, including their
$2,143, was awarded by the famous PB&J, to around 350 get you in the door and
Andersons Fund Supporting unhoused individuals every provide you with a light
Organization of The Toledo Saturday morning in down- supper and dessert. There
Community Foundation.
The Andersons Fund mobile food pantry allows cash bar. Additionally,
Supporting Organization them to serve hundreds of live entertainment can
grant will be used to pur- impoverished families per be enjoyed on the terrace
chase materials to build month by providing a vari- that features a fire pit.
shelving and reorganize the ety of food and resources The Pinnacle is located at
pantry’s storage area, allow- to those that may not other- 1722 Indian Wood Circle,
ing the organization to bet- wise have access to a pantry.
ter arrange and distribute the For more information, please Maumee, OH.
large amounts of nonperish- visit freelunchtoledo.com.
able food products processed
on a monthly basis. Food
For Thought serves over
1,000 families throughout
Lucas County every month
through their Oregon pantry
and award-winning mobile
pantry.
The Toledo Community
Foundation, Inc. is a pub-
lic charitable organization
created by citizens of our
community to enrich the
quality of life for individu-
als and families in our area.
In existence since 1973, the
Foundation now has over
450 funds with assets of
approximately $138 million.
The Foundation provides
philanthropic services for
individuals, families, busi-
nesses, and corporations to
meet their charitable giving
needs. For more informa- “Let The
tion on the Foundation, visit
the organization’s website at
www.toledocf.org.
Food For Thought is a
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Archivist, who has served pus walking tours, a dunk
the Society in various tank, a hot air Balloon,
capacities for more than and 19th Century activi-
50 years. ties for all ages provid-
The Annual Meeting ed by Metroparks of the
kicked off a celebration Toledo Area, the Oregon-
weekend on the Society’s Jerusalem Historical
Lutheran Home at Toledo Society and the Butterfly
campus at the corner of House.
Wheeling and Seaman “The entire weekend
Streets. A Concert on the was an opportunity to cel-
Lawn was held on Friday ebrate with the community
evening featuring The our 150 years of compas-
Deutschmeister German sionate care of youth and
Band, The Choraliers elders,” said Mr. Roberts.
and the Commanders of “We are truly grateful for
Harmony. A reunion of the many years we have
“orphans” of the former been able to faithfully
Lutheran Orphans’ Home serve those in need.” The Swiss Singers were one of the musical groups to perform during Lutheran
was held, with some of A Silent Auction was Homes Society’s 150th Anniversary Festival Celebration.
the former residents held as part of Saturday’s
leading guided tours of Festival Celebration. All
the orphanage building proceeds from the auction
that still stands at 2411 benefited Lutheran Homes
Seaman St. Society’s comprehen-
Lutheran Homes sive “Everyone Deserves
Society’s Festival a Home” Campaign of
Celebration wrapped up Caring. The ongoing cam-
the weekend on Saturday. paign supports the future
The family-friendly needs of LHS’ ministries.
event featured an enter- Lutheran Homes
tainment tent, where the Society was founded on
Commanders of Harmony, August 6, 1860, in the days
Pride of Toledo Sweet leading up to the Civil
Adelines, Cake Walkin’ War. The Society’s min-
Jass Band, Toledo Swiss istry began as a home for
Singers and Schuhplattlers, orphans, but expanded in
and Johnny Ginger took 1906 to include care of the
to the stage. The day also elderly. Today, more than
included vintage games, 2,300 youth and elderly
food vendors, a chicken located throughout north-
dinner, 1860s era craft west Ohio and southeast
displays, tours of the for- Michigan benefit from the Attendees of Lutheran Homes Society’s Festival Celebration had the opportunity
mer Lutheran Orphans’ Society’s residential and to tour the Lutheran Orphans’ Home Museum at 2411 Seaman St.
Home and Museum, cam- community services.
Twylite Thursday
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Thanksgiving,
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•those
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$35 for players
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award
born 2003 or earlier
in coaching or
or later. (www.usahockey.com)
andincluded
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• Jersey, socks and year-end award included
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Session 3 (April 4, 2011)
Peewee (ages 11-12 born 1998, 1999) 7060 Sylvania Ave Sylvania, OH 43560 Sessino 4 (June 13, 2011) 7060 Sylvania Ave Sylvania, OH 43560
Bantam (ages 13-14 born 1996, 1997) Questions? Fax:419-885-2479 PH:419-885-1167 ext.231 Questions? Fax:419-885-2479 PH:419-885-1167 ext.231
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