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hometown
wedding By Christine A. Both attended Northview
Holliday High School and, while they
Herald Writer moved away for a while,
both came back to live and
The latest trend in the work in their hometown.
wedding business is the “des- Cooper is an art teacher
tination wedding.” Brides at McCord Junior High
and grooms chose to have School, and Gurzynski,
their ceremonies in exotic currently working for CSX
locations (Mexico, Jamaica, Railway, is working on his
Hawaii), giving their guests master’s degree in Special
an opportunity to enjoy a Education. They admit to a rae barnes photo
mini-vacation while cele- special love for Northview,
brating the marriage of their where Cooper’s father was Jason Gurzynski and Bethany Cooper chose their hometown of Sylvania as the destination for their wed-
family members or friends. the hockey coach for 34 ding. From the reception to the favors, they kept their wedding dollars in the community, making for an
A Sylvania bride and years, and where Gurzynski authentic all-Sylvania celebration.
groom put their own twist on played for his new bride’s thing Sylvania, beginning The couple appreciated Caramel Apple Guy, and the fireworks from the roof of
their “destination wedding” father, serving as captain of with their decision to have the charm and the presence decorations were done by the car in the Churchill’s
by having an all-hometown the team in 1995. “He knew the ceremony at the Sylvania of antiques and real train cars Bumble. Guests stayed at parking lot.” The couple
wedding. From the site of the my father before he knew Historical Village. at the newly opened car barn the Wingate, including the were intent on contributing
wedding to the table favors, me,” Cooper advised, “He is “Both Jason and I come in the Village. They wel- only non-Sylvania part of to the Sylvania area econ-
Bethany Cooper and Jason the guy who is marrying the from a long history of rail- comed guests to their recep- the event, the photographer omy as they planned their
Gurzynski chose to highlight coach’s daughter!” road workers,” she said. “His tion at the Chandler Café, a Rae Barnes. big day. As it turns out, they
all that is good and beautiful “We wanted our wed- grandfather and father, both building they describe as one The new Mrs. Gurzynski didn’t need a sandy beach or
about the City of Sylvania. ding to reflect what we love of my grandfathers, and my with “distinctive character.” clearly loves her hometown. a cruise ship to make their
They liked the idea of pro- about Sylvania,” the bride own father have either made They served their guests J & She smiled as she remem- wedding day special. They
moting the local economy explained. “We wanted the their living on the railroad G pizza at a late-night recep- bered, “My greatest memo- picked their own favorite
for the biggest event of their wedding to reflect our style or worked on the railroad at tion, as everyone watched ries are what make Sylvania destination to begin their
lives. and common interests.” one point in their lives. How the University of Michigan so special: T-ball games lives together, and the busi-
Cooper and Gurzynski Their resulting choices indi- cool to have pictures on a football game. Favors for the at Memorial Park, being a nesses of Sylvania were the

Cougars dealt heartbreak

are both “Sylvania kids.” cate a real love for every- train!?” guests were prepared by The Hillview Hawk, watching beneficiaries.

By Scott Grau The seventh-seeded
Special to The Herald Twinsburg Tigers (10-1),
representing the mega-North-
Winning a state champi- east Ohio Conference (River
onship in football requires Division), got onto the score-
a rock-solid team, great board at the 8:54 mark in
playmakers and a little bit the second quarter as senior
of luck. To earn the right quarterback Aaron macer
to play in the championship broke through the line and
game, a team must beat four raced 75 yards for the score.
equally determined teams on their next possession,
with the exact same qualities the Tigers capped a four-
along the way. In 2008, the play drive that began at the
Southview Cougars defeated Southview 45-yard line with
all comers and took home the a two-yard plunge into the
state Division II champion- end zone by sophomore run-
ship trophy with a perfect ning back John barton to take
15-0 season.
This year, the second-
the lead 14-7.
With less than four minutes
seeded Cougars brought a
10-0 record into their first
remaining before the halftime
intercession and sensing that
playoff game in the big school the momentum had seeming-
division with high hopes of ly shifted to their opponents,
catching that same tourna- Southview’s 17-year head
ment magic. The Cougar coach Jim mayzes gambled
faithful that packed Cats on a third-and-ten razzle-daz-
Stadium on Saturday night zle play. Senior quarterback
were treated to a thrilling David vandercook handed
game. Unfortunately, it was the ball off to senior run-
the visitors from Twinsburg ning back Ja’Darian bowers,
that rushed onto the field to who pitched it to junior wide
smother their senior kicker receiver Allen Gant. Gant
after he split the uprights pulled up short in the back-
with the game-winning field field and threw a 45-yard pass
goal in overtime, giving the to senior Todd vandercook
Cougars a bitter 24-21 loss in the shallow right corner
and dashing any hopes of a of the end zone for a touch-
run at the Division I title. down. The extra point kick
Southview, champions of by senior brad Kurtz knotted
the Northern Lake League, the score at 14-14.
drew first blood mid-way Twinsburg regained the
through the first quarter as lead 21-14 on the opening pos-
junior running back Nick session of the third quarter as
Jozsa scored on a 13-yard the Tiger’s shifty quarterback
scamper into the end zone. macer and their slippery run-
ning back barton combined
to move the ball 65 yards in
11 plays, culminating with a
one-yard touchdown run by
late them into playoff victo- with a 20-yard field goal.
ries, this time the Cougars With their 24-21 upset
were not as fortunate. victory, the Tigers will move
Southview won the coin onto the second round of the
toss to start the overtime peri- Division I playoffs taking on
od but were unable to score Whitmer, which was a 28-24
on their possession. winner over storied massillon
Twinsburg, behind the Washington.
one-two punch of macer Southview closes out their
and barton, took over on season with a respectable
the 20-yard line and drove 10-1 record and bids farewell
the ball to the Cougars’ two- to 13 seniors, many whom
yard line. They then called on played pivotal roles in the
senior kicker Jake russell on success of the Cougar’s pro-
fourth down to ice the game gram.
Northview’s Wallace finishes
TJ Irwin photo second at state finals
Senior wide receiver David Renner reaching for a pass
against a Twinsburg defender. Later in the game, as time
expired, David Vandercook’s 36-yard hail mary pass into
the end zone intended for Renner was batted down by a
Twinsburg defender, sending the game into overtime.
Northview senior
mike Wallace of the
Barton. Macer finished the four-yard line for a 34-yard boy’s cross country
game with 128 yards rushing catch-and-run touchdown to team was an indi-
yards and completed five of even the game at 21-21. vidual participant in
seven passes for 33 yards. In the final frenzied min-
the oHSAA cross
barton carried the ball 23 utes of the game, the Cougars
times for 87 yards. had two additional chances country state finals
The Twinsburg defense to take the lead in regula- that were held on
stymied the Cougar’s offen- tion time. With 1:35 remain- Saturday at Scioto
sive attack throughout ing, Southview kicker Kurtz Downs in Colum-
the remainder of the third missed wide to the right on bus, oH. Wallace
period and midway into the a 35-yard field goal attempt. placed second over-
fourth quarter. With less Secondly, as time expired, all (15:26.6) in the
than six minutes to go, on a vandercook’s 36-yard hail boy’s Division I
critical third-and-nine play, mary pass into the end zone meet behind nation-
Southview’s quarterback intended for senior wide
ally renowned Zach
vandercook was forced to receiver David renner
scramble out the pocket which pass was batted down by a
Wills of mason
caused the Tiger’s defensive Twinsburg defender sending (15:19.8).
backs to break off their cov- the game into overtime.
erage of the Cougars’ receiv- Unlike their magical sea-
ers. vandercook found his son two years ago when they
big tight end, senior Konnor were able to capitalize on ImpactActionPhotos.com
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Rome – A fabulous experience

for Christ
PAGE A6
Child Members
LOCAL
THE SYLVANIA HERALD AUGUST 20, 2008

Inner Views with Kimmie Rose Zapf

‘A Night to Remember’ is exciting event
On the Scene
Bishop Leonard Blair The Week Ahead: Virgo Aquarius
One of the most exciting Trina McGivern at 419-874- Aug. 24 through Aug. 30. (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) (Jan. 20-Feb. 18)
and yearly
27 Christ
eventsChild Society
is “A Night to Christ Child Red Wagon
6050. Aries Your emotional well-being Sometimes your friends and
members and their
Remember,” families
sponsored by the Shower Luncheon
City Chic to benefit the
with
(March 21-April 19) hinges on staying in a positive co-workers distract your attention
St. Vincent
journeyed to Medical
Rome in Center
late Auxiliary to the Ability This is not a good moment for mindset. You will be challenged and pull you away from your proj-

Pat
Foundation,
September and and this year
October. Thewill Center
The ofAnnual
GreaterChrist
ToledoChildmaking business decisions on gut by people who question your ects. Your caring nature wants to
trip, be no exception.
organized by Greg Kuns City Chic,Luncheon
“Shower” the annual was fash-heldinstincts, although this usually opinion, but stay strong in what help them but it’s important to
The event willand
takeTours,
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at gala that benefits the Club inworks very well for you. Right feels right to you. find balance between your goals

Nowak
of Pinnacle Travel Sylvania Country
Friday,
featured a Sept.
ten 12dayat the
itinerary Ability
October.Center of Greater
Invited guests werenow, there are too many unknown Libra and helping everyone else accom-
Valentine Theater in down- Toledo will be held variables to be loose with your (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) plish their goals.
which focused
town Toledo. on religious and asked to bring a
Wednesday, Sept. 24 at the package of
cash, even if the information you Family and friends are very Pisces
historicalThissites
year’sinspecial
Romeguest butis newbornGreat
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also Grammy
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essentials in support of the Taurus want to make in your life right This is a great week for com-
and singer/songwriter
options for excursions Peter to Richard
BishopGray, BlairJames Brazeau,
proved to be As always
Layette this event
Program. kicks
The show- (April 20-May 20) now. Spend some time clearing municating with others. You will
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Stewart, Joanne for Rome off
er the fall fashion
gifts are then season,
distributed Expect communication to be your mind and feeling the life pur- feel like everyone is listening to
Ollivier, Denise Colturi, Joyce and this year
cal group
The Bishop Chicago
was and ablealsoto asMoses,
he generously
Julie Klein andshared his through thewillprogram
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renowned for numerous
schedule Masses for the group chart knowledge of history and ing the fashions,
newborns companies
through local agen-relationships. Make sure you Scorpio them in even closer. Start the
hits in his solo career. Rosemary Yanik. and resources of our great spend some alone time with your (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) week ready to go and you will
at all four
Co-Chairs Mirza Baig, in
major Basilicas Toledo Symphony
appreciation League
for the culture of cies
city. and hospitals. Christ
partner and clearChild
the air. Members inExpectRomegreat in front of St. Paulenjoy
things financially Outsidethe the Walls
rewards by Basilica.
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ancient city. thatThetherich Chairladies
Models Terri Payak
will be strutting the
Toledo of Symphony League in
Tony Deiger, GeminiBob Savage,this Larry
week.Spinazze
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St. Peter’s Altar
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Child Society of Toledo. Kathy and John Wetli. Mary Murnen provided award given to a member or mem- Christ Child. Nothing is too publication deadlines.

ProMedica receives $2 million grant Management plan for McNelly and Harroun Parks
ProMedica Health In 1989, Toledo resi- By Mike McHone of the feedback, was to see held at the Sylvania Branch Milner said that out of Main,
System is pleased to an- dent Caroline Jobst Rei- Herald Writer that the park be protected Library, and listened to the Greystone, Gillingham,
nounce a $2 million gift mann provided endow- from overuse and the level concerns of the residents as Gregory, Monroe, Erie, and
from the Conrad and Car- ment funds to The Toledo The City Council voted of safety patrols and main- to what they and what they Basilica Streets and the river
oline Jobst Foundation Hospital and University to accept a proposal from tenance increased to accept- didn’t want to see happen to trail, five of these streets
to expand vascular ser- of Michigan in memory James A. Speck to develop able levels. the parks. As stated above, would be under consider-
vices in northwest Ohio of her husband Conrad a general management plan “Harroun Community one of the most prevalent ation to see improvements
and southeast Michigan. Jobst. The purpose of and architectural services Park’s preferred alternative concerns amongst the citi- next year. Some would have
The current Jobst Vascu- these endowments was to the city for McNelly and maintains a natural park with zens was the safety of the to be held back for the fol-
Harroun Parks at the recent a strong connection to his- parks, especially after sun- lowing year, or later, due,
lar Center name will be to develop Jobst Vascu- City Council meeting held
tory. The Lathrop House and down. Many of them voiced mostly, to the current eco-
changed to Jobst Vascular lar Center at The Toledo on Nov. 1. According to the its interpretation of the under- their concerns, mostly about nomic recession.
Institute, reflecting these Hospital and the Conrad general management plan, ground railroad is a dominate minor vandalism and trash The council also set a
enhanced services. Jobst Vascular Research Speck will concentrate on element in this park… At the left behind and strewn date for an upcoming Parks
Jobst Vascular Insti- Laboratories at Univer- park capacity and the pre- same time, the park provides throughout the park (some of and Forestry Committee
tute will include a Sec- sity of Michigan. Addi- vention of overuse of the a unique experience for its which would end up on near- meeting which will be held
tion of Vascular Medi- tional funding to support parks natural resources. citizens by providing for a by neighbors property) at on Nov. 15 at 6:30 p.m. The
cine and the development education and research Also according to the quiet and restful retreat in the last year’s Sylvania Library Economic Sub-Committee
of a Vascular Medicine programs at both institu- document, “McNelly’s Park middle of the city.” meeting. will also meet on Nov. 16 at
Fellowship Training Pro- tions was provided. preferred alternative plan is The foundation for the Also that night, Council 5:00 p.m. to discuss the finer
gram as well as expan- “It was Caroline’s vi- a no action alternative where plans was laid over a nearly President Todd Milner gave details of the underground
no new facilities are planned.
sion of clinical research, sion to improve the clini- The desire of the neighbor- two year period. Last year,
Speck gave a series of pre-
an overview of what was dis-
cussed at the Oct. 25 Streets
wiring project that will take
place on Monroe St. and
noninvasive diagnostic cal care of patients with hood, who gave a majority sentations, one of which was Committee meeting. Mr. other issues.
vascular laboratory and vascular disease by foster-
rehabilitation services. ing physician expertise,
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offered throughout Pro-
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tions in northwest Ohio cular diseases,” states Dr. a scientific explanation for the Christmas Star, guests days: Dec. 4, Dec. 11 and out. Visit www.lourdes.
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S.C.A.T. sponsors Community Drug Drop Off Day
S.C.A.T. in conjunc-
tion with Sylvania City and
Township Police will be
holding a Community Drug
Drop-Off Day, Saturday,
Nov. 13, 2010 from 10 a.m.
to 2 p.m.
People can bring unused,
unwanted and expired
medication to the City of
Sylvania Police station at
6635 Maplewood Ave. or
Sylvania Township Police
Station at 4420 King Rd.
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to clean out medicine cabi-
nets and properly dispose of
old medication.
“We anticipate that this
program will help raise
awareness to keep prescrip-
tion and over the counter
medication out of the hands
of young people and to alert
the community to the prop-
er way to dispose of those
medications,” executive
director of S.C.A.T. Deb
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expired medication reduces
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Research shows that kids
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“We know there are
issues about this in our com-
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with the police departments
to offer the Community
Drug Drop Off Day, we are
being proactive; we are not
burying our heads in the
sand and waiting for a crisis
to happen before we act.
“We had a very success-
ful first Community Drug
Drop Off on March 13,
2010. We are anticipating
this one to be also success-
ful,” said Chany.
Mark you calendar for:
Saturday, Nov. 13, 2010
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to
bring in unused, unwant-
ed, expired medications to
the City of Sylvania Police
Station at 6635 Maplewood
Ave. or Sylvania Township
Police Department at 4420
King Rd. For additional
information call S.C.A.T. at
419-824-8588
‘Dream Day’ of pampering and
adventure for Toledo cancer fighter
As part of his quest to
visit every major city in
the world surprising can-
cer survivors with dream
days, the Blue Man (aka
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was in Toledo for the first
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Sylvania and Max
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Hills are proud
to announce
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of their daugh-
ter Jenna Bethany
Funk to Gary
Matthew
Morabito. Jenna is
a 2001 gradu-
ate of Northview
High School. In 2005, Jenna received a Bachelor’s
Degree in Economics from Denison University.
She is currently employed at Grosvenor Capital
Management, an Investment Firm in Chicago, as
a Research Associate. Gary is a 2000 graduate of
Conestoga High School in Berwyn, PA. He, too,
attended Denison and received a Bachelor’s degree
in Economics in 2004. Gary is currently employed
at William Blair & Company as an Analyst in the
Equity Capital Markets group. The couple will wed
in Philadelphia at The Elkins Estate on Sept. 10,
2011.
which included driving a
$100,000 Mercedes, flying
a plane, an image make-
over/spa massage and a
stay at the luxury Hilton.
The surprise location
was Vin Devers Autohaus
of Sylvania.
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with a “Dream Day” of “Dream Day,” Trish got to
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WEDNESDAY, November 10, 2010
POLICE REPORTS
Taking identity of another: On
Oct. 11, at the 7000 block of Sylvania,
person(s) unknown took the victim’s
personal information to attempt to open
a fraudulent account.
Arrest: On Oct. 19, at the 5000
block of Alexis, Anthony Arthur Wulf,
26, was stopped for a traffic offense
and found to have warrants including
license required and maximum speeds.
Arrest: On Oct. 19, at Monroe/US
23, Michael J. Gurney, 49 was arrest-
ed on warrants including passing bad
checks and driving under suspension.
Criminal damaging: On Oct. 20,
at the 4000 block of Wickford, the vic-
tim found her vehicle damaged.
Burglary: On Oct. 20, at the
5000 block of Northview, unknown
suspect(s) forced entry into the vic-
tim’s residence and rummaged through
property.
Theft, receiving stolen property:
On Oct. 20, at the 5000 block of Alexis,
a mountain bike and credit cards were
stolen.
Criminal damaging: On Oct. 20,
at the 4000 block of McCord, a window
was broken at the victim’s residence.
Theft: On Sept. 30, at the 6000
block of Brint, various jewelry items
were stolen from the victim’s resi-
dence.
Arrest: On Oct. 21, at the 7000
block of Sylvania, Abdulrahman
Masaud Albogami, 23, was found to
have warrants for domestic violence
and simple assault.
Domestic violence: On Oct. 21, at
the 7000 block of Sylvania, the suspect
pinched and spit on the victim while
driving her and her baby to a doctor’s
appointment.
Arrest: On Oct. 21, at the 1000
block of Spielbusch, Daniel Doty, 26,
was found to have warrants for drug
abuse.
Arrest: On Oct. 22, at Glasgow/
Monroe, Anthony Arthur Wulf, 26,
was found to have warrants for driving
offenses.
Domestic violence: On Oct. 22, at
the 4000 block of Langston, the victim
stated that the suspect attempted to
strike her and verbally abused her.
Drive under influence, open con-
tainer, minor possession: On Oct.
23, at Glasgow/Monroe, Alexander J.
Bruno, 18, was stopped for a traffic
violation and arrested for OVI, open
container and underage possession. His
BAC was .143.
Disorderly conduct, obstructing
official business, resist arrest: On
Oct. 23, at the 5000 block of Alexis,
Michael L. Brown, 35, while intoxi-
cated, engaged in conduct or created
a condition that presented a risk of
physical harm to himself or another.
He delayed and obstructed the perfor-
mance of a public official and resisted
arrest. Subsequently, a warrant was
found for contempt of court; neglect
of child.
Theft: On Sept. 4, at the 7000
block of Sylvania, $391,852 worth of
tools were taken from an unsecured
storage room.
Drive under influence: On Oct.
24, at US23/Monroe, David L. Allen,
29, was stopped for a traffic violation
and found to be OVI. The suspect
refused to take a chemical test. He was
also found with an open container.
Drive under influence: On Oct.
24, at Denbridge/McCord, Michael C.
Mahoney, 30, was stopped for a traffic
offense and found to be OVI. The sus-
pect refused to take a chemical test.
Criminal damaging: On Oct.
24, at Silvertown/Monroe, unknown
person(s) damaged city property by
spray painting street signs and fire
hydrants.
Vandalism: On Oct. 24, at the
5000 block of McGregor, damage was
done to City of Sylvania property, a
speed trailer.
Arrest: On Oct. 24, at the 6000
block of Wedgewood, Toni Jeanette
Frush, 38, was found living in the same
house as the victim in which there
was a valid temporary restraining order
against the suspect.
Petty theft, criminal trespass: On
Oct. 24, at the 6000 block of Monroe,
the suspect was found to have taken
metal scrap items from the demoli-
tion site.
Found property: On Oct. 24, at
the 5000 block of Alexis, a men’s
watch was found.
Drug abuse: On Oct. 24, at Brint/
Main, Jeffrey Phillipxavier Davis, 22,
was found to be in possession of mari-
juana.
Petty theft: On Oct. 20, at the 7000
block of Sylvania, unknown person(s)
removed $40 from the victim’s purse.
Petty theft: On Oct. 25, at the 5000
block of Silica, unknown person(s)
removed a MP3 player from the vic-
tim’s locker.
Drive under influence: On Oct.
25, at Brint/Wickford, the Thomas M.
Martin, 54, was stopped for a traffic
offense and arrested for OVI, testing
at .158.
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Arrest: On Oct. 26, at the block of Alexis, David W. Glashauser, Rodney Lee family services have been
5000 block of Glasgow, Timothy J.
Underwood, 29, was found to have a
21, was being investigated for suspi-
cious activity and found to have a Fitzwater, D.D.S. held. The family would
warrant for contempt of court. warrant for license required, obstruct like to thank the staff at
Rape, assault: On Oct. 16, at the intersection. Dr. Rodney Lee St. Luke’s Hospital and
4000 block of Brookline, the victim Drive under influence: On Oct. Fitzwater, 84 years old, Odyssey Hospice for their
reported she was raped and assaulted 30, at Silica/Sylvania, Olivia S. Apple- of Maumee, OH, passed most compassionate care
by the suspect. Fruchey, 33, was stopped for a traffic
Arrest: On Oct. 26, at the 6000 violation and found to be OVI, testing
away peacefully on Oct. of which the family would
block of Monroe, David D. McCord, at .183 BAC. 28, 2010 at St. Luke’s like considered for those
24, was found to have warrants for Arrest: On Oct. 31, at the 7000 Hospital. He was born in MORE THAN MORE
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tion.
tection order, and no license.
Theft: On Oct. 26, at the 6000
block of Williamsburg, the victim
reported $1,000 in cash and $6,000 in
jewelry were taken from the residence.
21, was stopped for a traffic violation
and found to have a warrant for no
driver’s license, expired plates.
Arrest: On Oct. 30, at the 5000
block of Harroun, Jeremy A. Cirisan,
1926 to the late Marcellus
and Helen Fitzwater.
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Arrest: On Oct. 26, at the 6000 26, was found to have a warrant for is his beloved son David Kiwanis Club, mem- guest book. Rodney’s final
block of Brint, Da Jon R. Booth, 20, assault. He was also found to have a Fitzwater in 1980. ber of the Toledo Dental resting place will be on the
was a passenger in a vehicle involved marijuana pipe. Surviving is his broth- Society, active with the Pacific Coast in the state of
in a traffic stop. Further investigation
found he had warrants for assault and
Assault: On Oct. 31, at the 5000
block of Alexis, the victim reported
er, Marcellus, wife Polly, Lube, Oil & Lube,
Filter Oil &
Lucas Co. Board of Mental Washington where he will
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Jr., 52, was a passenger in a vehicle
involved in a traffic stop. Further inves-
tigation found he had warrants for drug
On Oct. 31, at the 7000 block of Red
Pines, a black Jeep Wrangler was sto-
len.
and grandson Michael
Spaulding.
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Theft: On Oct. 25, at the 5000
block of Therfield, the victim reported
Woodmore, 23, turned herself in on
warrants for larceny.
Found property: On Nov. 1, at the
6000 block of Monroe, a silver/purse
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the victim’s vehicle and took US cur-
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Ryan M. Sczublewski, 19, stole recy- He was past president of Lube (where applicable),
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OPINION WEDNESDAY, November 10, 2010

Letter to the darski lead his team to a third

Editor
Dear Editor,
In reference to a letter to
the editor published earlier this
year I would like to remark on
the success of the subject of
that letter. John Wodarski was
the Sylvania Southview cross
country coach that I had writ-
ten about to the Sylvania Her-
ald Editor. He was let go by
the Athletic Director at South-
view. This decision affected the
young men at Southview High
School because they did not ex-
perience the benefits (too count-
less to include in a letter to the
editor) of a Cross Country and
track Coach, that puts his heart,
soul and time into his team.
Coach Wodarski accepted
the Head Coaching position
at Delta high School after his
dismissal from Sylvania South-
view. Not only is he the head
boys CC coach but he is respon-
sible for the cross country pro-
gram from the Jr. High Level to
the High School level in both
the girls and the boys program.
This past weekend (November
30, 2010) at the Tiffin Region-
al’s Division 3 High School
CC meet, his boys team won
the team title to move onto the
Ohio High School Athletic As-
sociation Cross Country team
state meet. He had two girls
running in the Division 3 girls
place finish in the Team Race.
High School Cross Country
Program. Today is tomorrow’s history
The team scored 121 points to Congratulations to Coach
second place, McDonald, with Wodarski and The Delta Cross The Sylvania Area Historical Has rained hard all day. Creek
94 points and first place, Inde- Country Team in their third Society (SAHS) was just given Thinking is nearly up to bridge on Harroun
pendence, with 85 points. His place finish in the Division a wonderful bit of Sylvania his- Rd. Office hours from 7 p.m.
top runner placed 4rth in the 3 State Cross Country Meet! tory. Vicki Smith Stebel has
about finished 11 p.m. Saw twenty
race. transcribed the diary that her patients in that time (twice too
yesterday
The Delta Athletic Director Jodie Smith grandfather, Dr. Victor Browne By Sheila
many for their good and mine).”
has hired a committed coach, Sylvania, Ohio Halbert (1885-1982), had kept Go to www.
in 1945 and 1946. Dr. Halbert Painter SylvaniaHistory.org and click
who is benefiting the Delta
was a Sylvania physician who on “Dr. Victor Halbert Diary”
lived in the house on the corner before the automobile. He kept on the left side to read this pre-
of Main & Erie. It burned last meticulous records of the babies cious find in its entirety. And
year, was since demolished, and he delivered, food prices, and thank you, Vicki Smith Stebel,
is now a vacant lot. He ran snippets of family life. It’s fun to for sharing your precious fam-
read of the partial eclipse of the
his medical practice out of that ily memento!
house back in the 20s through sun visible to Sylvanians in that SAHS hopes to continue add-
time period, how coveted dotted
the early 60s. ing to their collection of pho-
SAHS has the text of this swiss fabric was hard to find, and tographs, family histories, and
that his family ate scalloped corn
diary on their website, available historical objects. If you have
for you to read. Although the with dinner. His journal entries something to share, feel free to
also include reports of the coun-
details of day-to-day life is not email them at sylvaniahistory@
necessarily exciting, the fact that try’s wartime events, as well as gmail.com or call 419-318-9632
it was written at the close of local weather, restaurants he vis- with the details. These dedicat-
WWII makes it quite interesting. ited, and school happenings. ed volunteers continue to work
This physician used to make Here’s an excerpt: “Thursday, toward the preservation of the
house calls by horse and buggy May 17, 1945: 11 p.m. temp 43. past so that present and future
generations might have evidence
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race to try and progress to the
state meet. Coach Wodarski’s
High School Boy’s Team at
Delta has won all but two of the
major Invitational’s they have
raced. Delta placed 2nd at The
Boardman Invitational, and 3rd
at D1 Eagle Invitational (Delta
is a D3 School)
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Sunday, November 14
Noon – 3 p.m.
Join us at our Open House on November 14
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op • Spiritual Needs • Exercise • Banking Center • Elegant dining room
luncheon, which will be held submitted online by logging on ipate.

Windhaven Senior Briefs

of several gathering areas where residents and guest can socialize
Veterans Day Commemoration
tdoor recreational and social activities to participate in every day
d kitchen for residents to enjoy baking and socializing Edith Nims Birthday!
The David S. Stone passed away will also be
Hebrew Academy is proud remembered. Veterans’ breakfast
Come join us and learn about Medicaid about how to enjoy a simplified,
Happyyet active
89th
yck, Toledo Ohio • 419-865-1008
to pay honor to veterans According to Mrs. WindhavenPlanning
Eldercareat Lutheran
various Village
essentialsat Wolf Creek retirement at Lutheranbirthday
for sol- Village atMom,Wolf
at the annual Veterans Barbara Lindeman, vol- Center will onbeThursday, February 26 at 6:30 p.m. in Creek.
host- diers currently serving Grandma, and
the Chapel.
annual Learn what it takes to apply for Please call 419-861-5619 for more infor-
Day Commemoration on unteer coordinator of this ing their third in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Medicaidon and These
what it takes
care topackages
qualify. Also mation. Great Grandma!
Thursday, Nov. 11, 2010, program, “By participat-

Prime Rib
Veterans’ Breakfast
Nov. 20. Thislearn how applying for Medicaid effects the St. Vincent DePaulLove, 55+ Club will meet
at 10:00 a.m. at Temple ing in a program of this
B’nai Israel, 6525 Sylvania scope, the students devel-
event will along with letters writ- Family and
take place atcommunity
VFW Post spouseten by and what assets
Windhaven vet- are February 17 at the Oswald Center located at
Avenue, Sylvania. op an awareness of and Friends
exempt for Medicaid andthose
howserving
that spend 3157 Brighan. St. Mary Wood of Hospice
9656 in Lambertville, erans have been sent

Dinner
At that time, veterans appreciation for the tre-
tor Andy works. Christopher S. Clark, of Clark Law will be the guest speaker. We will also
Mi. Boxcar direc- weekly to
of the Jewish Community mendous sacrifices made
Office will be presenting. crown a new King and Queen. Blood pres-
Local worker helps
Vebenstad our country.

At thewillBedford
be recognized,Senior
them (theCenter
who served in the armed by so many to provide One of the soldiers,
Lutheranin Village at Wolf Creek will
is locat- sure and lunch at the usual times. Be sure to
will be picking up the

February 20
forces students) with a
Windhaven veterans SPC Cody Kleiber,
ed at 2001 Perrysburg-Holland in Holland. wear red
Veterans Day evolve
with special recognition life of opportunity.” Mrs.
a replica steam locomo- be home on leave and
by students of family Lindeman has been coor- Forestview
tive with a boxcar for the we Assisted Living he
are hoping willwill
be hav- Join us at Sanger Library for a heart-
ing Boxcar
their Open House to on Wednesday, warming talk on “Honor Flight” on
Time:
section in4:30-6:30pm
members. Additionally, dinating a Veterans Day honored guest. be able attend this
February 18 from
event.1:00We until 3:00 ina the February 28 from 11:00 until 12:30 p.m.
the program will include a program at the Hebrew director Andy says this do have
afternoon. The purpose of Honor Flight Northwest
memorial which Academy for eight years,
1653
ones Samaria
who served Rd, their Temperance MIfor
is the same type of trans- luncheon in his honor
Looking
WWII toplanned
simplifiy your lifestyle?
veter- At Ohio is to fly America’s Veterans to
the memories of loved and prior to that, in portation used in also. Our

Call for more information

Findlay City Schools,
country and who have more than two decades. our open house
for our troops. ansyouare can see forward
looking for yourself Washington, DC to visit the memorial that
what makes Lutheran Village at Wolf Creek has been dedicated to honor their sacrifices.
Windhaven is proud to meeting this young
734-856-3330 Assisted Living so unique. Staff members Sanger Library is located at 3030 W.
to have the talented man who has also sacri-
will be available to answer your questions Central in Toledo.
ladies of The Manhattan ficed for his country as
Dance Co. to perform they have.
Ask about Wind
WE � OUR RESIDENTS
Funeral Plans when
want you
peace want
of mindpeace ofsong mind
for our veterans. This This breakfast is open
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dance troupe presents to any and all veterans.

ed Arrangements when whenyou need a friend

when you and dance remi- This is Windhaven’s
At-Need Arrangements you need a friend niscent of WWII. These way of saying thank
ladies come dressed in you to those who have

T H T OH M A S II 2001 Perrysburg-Holland Road 11,

beautiful patriotic attire sacrificed for our free-
O m A S and often bring tears to dom, For further infor- President Woodrow Wilson proclaimed a national holi-

Holland,
thereafterOhio 43528 the signing
the eyes of the veterans. mation please contact day called Armistice Day to take place on November

419-861-5619
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