Shewenttothediningroomexpecting to fi Whenshefi ing theotherdog,theywentinfornight. said. the backyardentiretimewithhim,”she yard andgrabbedthesmalldog.“Iwasin Shedismissesthepossibilitythata hawk mayhaveswoopeddownintoher then didn’tseehimagain,”shesaid. home. “Isawhimataparticulartimeand is triggeredbymotiononthreesidesofher ShereviewedfootagefromherRing Doorbell videosurveillancesystem,which not open.Nobodystolehim.” body elseinthebackyard.Thegateswere I’m notsurehowhegotout.Therewasno- dogs havenevergottenoutoftheyard.So There werenoholesinthefence,andour “Ididn’tthinkanything of itbecause I thoughtKoberanbackintothehouse. Sheremainedoutsideforanothertwo hours. said. “WhenIfi one ofmyotherdogsabath,too,”she sliding glassdoor. had lethimbackintothehousethrougha Mullins. Sheassumedherhusbandorson “Iliketobrushthemandtaketheir photos aftertheygettheirbaths,”recalled Sunday, shesaid. Thedog,oneoffourownedbyMullins, had justgotitsweeklybaththatday, a Road withnosignsofitswhereabouts. Thesmalldog,aYorkie, seemingly vanished fromtheiryardonN.Wildacre April 18. Kobe, sinceitgotoutofherbackyardon KimMullins,ofCurtice,hasbeenfe- verishly lookingforherone-year-old dog, [email protected] News Editor By KellyJ.Kaczala $1,500 rewardforsafereturnoflostYorkie See Sports-secondsection nd Kobe,buthewasn’tthere. NBC’s bestathlete nished withhim.Igave nished bathingandbrush- An artistrenderingofTheEnclaveproject. Kobe’s safereturn. A $1,500rewardhasbeenofferedfor she said. been him.He’s nevergottenoutbefore,” “Irememberthinking,`Thank Godit’s not mine.’ButnowIrealizeitmusthave loose, andthatit“surewasfast.” Someoneon alocalmessageboard posted thattherewasaterrierrunning said. “Itoldmy husbandIcouldn’tfi Kobe. Sowestartedlookingforhim,”she I thinksomeonehashim Serving MoreThan25,000Homes&Businessesin4Counties and decidedtokeep P The Since 1972 “ him. 500H&Bii4Cti C 4 i i B & H 000 25 h RESS “ nd May 24,2021FREE chasing abutterfl al equipmentsupplier, saidhesawKobe George F. AckermanCompany, anindustri- Amanlivinginhersubdivisionat Wildacre Road,whoseyardbacksuptothe him, shesaid. Theponytail,onthetopofhishead, may havebeenbrushedoutifsomeonehas added. in hishairandhesuresmelledgood,”she Kobewasn’twearingacollarbecause he hadjustabath.“Heponytail in,” shesaid. there wasanyillintentbehindtakinghim “Ithinksomeonehashimanddecided to keephim.He’s agreatdog.Idon’tthink ing providesheltertoastraydog. Mullinsbelievessomeonetookthedog into theirhouse,thinkingtheywerehelp- weighs fourpounds,twoounces. his back.”Heisalsomicrochipped.Kobe “Yorkies usuallydon’thavetails,but he hasatail,”shesaid.“Itcurlsupover AsaYorkie, Kobehasauniquecharac- teristic: Hehasatail,shesaid. A tail Sheisverythankfulforallthesupport $1,500 reward ketball player, KobeBryant,”shesaid. dog. Henamedhimafterhisfavoritebas- broken thanIam.Thisismyhusband’s guilt hegotout.Myhusbandismoreheart- are heartbroken.It’s badenoughwehave “We adorethisdog.He’s everythingto us. He’s suchasweet,sweetboy. We him ontheirroutes. fl and herphonenumber. Shehasalsogiven Shehasdistributed200fl Kobe’s description,includinghisphoto him, butherantheotherway,” shesaid. erty. “Themantriedtogethimcome iers tomailcarriersinhopestheywillsee yonthecompany’s prop- Continued onpage4 ir with iers JohnW. Whitehead on ‘MainStreet’ breaks ground Northwood The Enclave plans 170,000-square-feetoffacilities a nationalseniorlivingproviderwho ment offi ers, andotherbusinessgovern- County Commissioners,develop- Northwood schoolboard,Wood of NorthwoodCityCouncil,the Inattendance weremembers Senior living thing we’vedonesofar.” Anderson. “Itisthemostimportant “Itisthefi process,” saidCityAdministratorBob pond, saidGrisdale. trees, lighting,abridgeandretention Theprojectincludestheinstalla- tion ofwater, sewer, sidewalks,street “Thatseemsprettyquick,”said Grisdale. October, saidGrisdale. ed tobecompletedinSeptemberor which willstartonMay24,isexpect- The in thefall.” fi North-South roadwillcomesometime have tobidthatout.We’re thinkingthe Vernon Nagel.Butofcourse,we’ll ect, maybewiththesamecontractor, so wecanstartthatstageoftheproj- struction estimateforthatrightnow “We’re gettingreadytoworkonacon- deeper intothesite,”saidGrisdale. “Thesecondphaseissimplya North-South roadthatwillgoback ThecityrecentlyhiredVernon Nagel, Inc.asthegeneralcontractor. Northwood. nomic developmentfi of ReveilleLTD, aplanningandeco- project, accordingtoGlennGrisdale, of the“MainStreet”portion Woodville Mall,wasforthefi ThegroundbreakingonMay14, located atthefootprintofformer hood. “Age-in-Place” mixeduseneighbor- NorthwoodbrokegroundonThe Enclave project,NorthwestOhio’s fi [email protected] News Editor By KellyJ.Kaczala Don’t lettechnologyturnyou Seepage7 Q cials. Alsoattheeventwas Get screened rst phaseofMainStreet, See Vitality intozombies. of TheWeeko uote rst stepinthiswhole Continued onpage4 rm hiredby rst phase rst 2 THE PRESS MAY 24, 2021 Oregon/Jerusalem Memorial Day observance set The Greater Toledo Chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America will pres- ent a Memorial Day observance cer- emony Monday, May 31 at 11 a.m. at Clay High School’s Memorial Stadium, site of the city’s war memorials. The wreath-laying program will take place rain or shine, with indoor accommodations available, if neces- sary. Thelma Brown, age 100, who served as an Army nurse in World War II, will place a wreath at the base of the World War II Memorial. Brown resides in Oregon. Veterans will be called upon to place other wreaths, as well. V.V.A. associate member Jerry Eversman is asking the Oregon and Jerusalem Township community to help him identify a Korean War Veteran residing in the local area who would be willing to place a wreath at the city’s Korean War Memorial. Call 419-266-7776 with information. The Greater Toledo Chapter #35 of the Vietnam Veterans of America will present the colors and conduct the Mother goose playing of taps. A quartet of goslings snuggle under their mother’s wing at the Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge. (Photo by Tony Everhardt) Bonnie Skirvin, program chair- woman, invites area residents to come and pay tribute to those who have sults of an earlier survey and plan. of participating in a focus group to provide made the ultimate sacrifi ce. Veterans Library conducting The new 20-question survey can be feedback about the library during the stra- are encouraged to wear their caps fi lled out in person or online. tegic planning process. showing the branch of service and/or community survey Among the multiple choice questions Survey forms may be picked up at time period of their service, during the the survey asks: either library or the survey may be tak- hour-long observance. What materials and services are most valu- en online at https://www.surveymonkey. By Press Staff Writer According to Robert Stewart, presi- able to you and your family and to the com- com/r/7RJKNZF. dent of the local V.V.A. chapter, Oregon The Harris-Elmore Public Library and munity? Completed surveys returned to the li- Genoa Branch Library are conducting a City Schools has provided for the • What does the library do well? brary or online will be entered in a drawing Memorial Garden at Clay High School community survey to chart a course for the • Why do you visit the library? to win an Amazon gift card. Surveys must services and programs offered in the years and maintains the grounds throughout • What would improve this library? be completed by July 12. the year. to come. • What is the biggest challenge to our Jennifer Fording, director of the Harris- community? Elmore library, said the library conducts a • What skills or education do you survey every fi ve years to formulate a stra- think would improve your career or in- tegic plan. crease your income? The Harris-Elmore facility recently • What personal/life improvement or completed an expansion that included a organizational skills are interesting to you? new meeting room and improved services Respondents will also have the option to encourage teen literacy based on the re-

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Ottawa Co. buildings resume normal operating procedures In accordance with the guidelines of the Ohio Department of Health’s Public Health Advisory System, Ottawa County reduced to the Orange Level 2 Advisory on May 13. With the change, county buildings resumed normal operating procedures, effective May 17. County buildings are not requiring appointments in general, however, there may be some depart- ments that prefer to maintain appoint- Cars, Cops ments for their offi ces and can do so at and Coffee their discretion. (L-r) Lake Township fi re- Other county agencies may be fi ghter Ernest Brasington required to follow other mandates (Riverview Healthcare Campus and holds his two-year-old Senior Resources, for example) and son, Ernest, Jr., as pa- will abide by those guidelines for their trolmen Ryan Kohlhoffer operating procedures. and Paul Drake take a Visitors are no longer required to moment to get their pho- have their temperature taken upon en- to taken Sunday during tering the courthouse. the fi rst Cars, Cops, and The public is encouraged to utilize Coffee car show event at online services as available. Those who are not feeling well are asked to refrain the Lake Township Police from visiting county offi ces until their Department. (Photo by symptoms have passed. Jim Craig) Visitors must continue to wear fa- cial coverings when visiting county fa- cilities until the state mandate is lifted Antique car saudervillage.org or follow Sauder village Visit alz.org for more details about the or modifi ed, which will occur on June on social media. Alzheimer’s Association. 2. gathering A county offi ce directory is avail- Sauder Village will celebrate the auto- Volunteer recruitment able at co.ottawa.oh.us/index.php/of- Memorial Day events fi ce-directory or call 419-734-6700. mobiles of days gone by on Saturday, May The aging of the U.S. population means 22 with a special gathering of antique cars an unprecedented and growing number of set in Oak Harbor in the Historic Village. people require dementia care and support. Oak Harbor Memorial Day observanc- Soil transfer Guests can experience Ohio’s rich More than 6 million Americans are cur- es will kick off with religious services On May 17, contractors began trans- history while viewing automobiles, enjoy- rently living with Alzheimer’s or another Sunday, May 30 at 9:30 a.m. at St. Paul’s porting approximately 100 dump truck ing special music, visiting animals in the dementia, and by 2050, this number is ex- United Church of Christ, 165 N. Toussaint loads per day of soil from Perrysburg, barnyard, watching working craftsmen, pected to nearly triple. St. to the former Brush Beryllium site near and hearing stories shared along the “Walk The Association is recruiting commu- On Monday, May 31, all veterans and Luckey. Through Time” from 1803 through the turn nity members to serve as volunteers to con- their families are invited to breakfast from The Army Corps of Engineers has of the century. duct outreach and provide key programs, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at American Legion Post been conducting a clean-up of the site. “Sauder Village offers a unique back- including support groups, education pro- 114, 221 W. Park St. Breakfast will also This soil transfer is for the next drop for collectors to share their vintage grams and early-stage social engagement be served to Benton-Carroll-Salem High three weeks. The clean material will cars with others,” said Kim Krieger, Media programs — all of which have helped thou- School Band members before the parade. be used to complete restoration of the Relations Manager. “Again, this year, guests sands of Americans face the many chal- That morning, the American Legion Phase 2 excavation area where approx- will enjoy viewing a variety of production lenges of dementia with confi dence and Post will hold memorial services at imately 18,760 cubic yards of soil con- cars from Ford, Chevrolet, REO, Willys, live their best lives. Limestone Cemetery at 9 a.m. and Elliston taminated with beryllium, radium-226, Hudson, Buick, DeSoto and Dodge on our A virtual training will be held Cemetery at 9:30 a.m. thorium-230, uranium-234, urani- 1920s Main Street and the Village Green.” Wednesday, June 2 from 12-1:15 p.m. (reg- VFW Post 8732 will hold memorial um-238, and lead were removed and Autos on display are required to be ister on or before May 25 and receive a $10 services at French Town Cemetery at 8:45 transported off-site for disposal. older than 1942, with some dating back to gift card), or Thursday, June 10 from 5-6:15 a.m.; Locust Point Cemetery at 9:05 a.m.; The route authorized by the Wood the early 1900s. Some cars already pre-reg- p.m. (register on or before June 4 and re- Rushau Cemetery at 9:30 a.m. and Roose County Engineers Offi ce will have the istered for the gathering include a 1918 ceive a $10 gift card). Cemetery at 9:55 a.m. trucks travelling northwest on Fremont Model T Touring, 1924 Overland Roadster During the event, participants will hear All units will then join other orga- Pike Road, south on Lime City Road, Truck, 1930 Ford Tudor Sedan, and a 1941 from existing volunteers, receive dementia nizations for the annual Memorial Day west on Roachton Road, southeast on Hudson Super Six. education, and hear about volunteer posi- Parade at 11 a.m. in front of Oak Harbor McCutcheonville Road and east on Late in the afternoon guests can watch tions available. There will also be time for Junior High School. A brief ceremony will Middleton Pike Road before entering a traditional parade of cars down the new to ask questions. Volunteer training is on- be held at Flat Iron Park and at the Bayou the site. 1920s Main Street. In addition, a band will line and fl exible. Volunteer recruitment Bridge, where the veterans lost at sea will The portion of Luckey Road that perform in the Gazebo at the 1920s Main events are free and open to anyone 21 years be honored as the parade makes its way leads to the site will be sprayed with Street starting at 10:30 a.m. and older. Registration is required. To regis- to the Veterans Memorial Circle in Union water regularly to prevent the spread Sauder Village is located at 22611 SR ter, call 800-272-3900. An email confi rma- Cemetery for the fi nal service of the day of dust. The material will be staged in 2 in Archbold. For hours, admission rates tion will be sent containing meeting login with a guest speaker. the southeastern portion of the site near and more info, call 800-590-9755, visit information upon registration. Gilbert Road.

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She has offered a $1,500 reward for timeframe. Based upon the grant agreement the 4,000 new jobs that are on the radar in Kobe’s safe return. If anyone has informa- that the city has with the State of Ohio, we the next few years. They get a promotion, tion on Kobe, call Mullins at 419-297-7593. have to have this built by the end of 2022,” then get married. Maybe they will want to No questions asked. She just wants him he said. move into a larger single family footprint back. “We are also in negotiations with a We are also in and end up staying there. As they get older, “I really believe in my heart of hearts medical provider to have space on that negotiations “ with a they may need to be in an independent liv- that someone picked him up. He’s a little footprint,” he added. “ ing situation that has some medical care on dog. He’s very cute. Maybe he ran for the The “Age-in-Place” concept is a throw- medical provider to have site. Later, they may need to go into an as- fi rst couple of hours, but he’s very loving. back to a time when neighborhoods were sisted living facility. Everything is all right It would have been like a game to him be- within walking distance of stores, theaters, space on that footprint. there, one footprint, all integrated with cause he’s so young.” restaurants and other amenities, he said. walking amenities. It’s all well linked with At some point, he would have become “You don’t have to drive to get there. other activities that are born in the commu- hungry and approached someone’s yard Everything is right there,” he said. “That’s nity center and born from the commercial looking for a handout, she surmised. what we envision for The Enclave. Someone aspects on the Main Street, which will in- “He is just happy go lucky,” she said. could come to this footprint, young in their opment or apartment complex. Then that clude shopping and dining.” career, and move into a multi-family devel- young professional might work at one of

Obituary Ruth Helen Mallett April 16, 1918 – May 17, 2021 Obituaries Ruth Habegger Durivage Noren Mallett, 103, of Millbury, OH passed away Monday, May 17, 2021 at Genoa Care Center, Genoa, OH. Ruth was born in Oregon, OH to the late Peter and Lena Habegger. In addition to her parents, Ruth was also preceded in death by her husbands: Obituary Howard Durivage, Harold Noren and Donald Mallett; son in law: Terry Gillespie and 8 brothers & sisters. Sandra L. Shaffer Left to cherish her memory is her son: Larry (Gretchen) November 11, 1938 – May 18, 2021 Durivage; daughter: Sharon Gillespie; grandchildren: Mark (Dawn) Durivage, Gary (Jody) Durivage, Cassandra (Larry) Sandra Shaffer, age 82, of Millbury Ohio, moved into Reichow, Jennifer McLaughlin; great grandchildren: Billy, the arms of the Lord on May 18, after her health failed over Michael, Samantha, Brittany, Katlin, Jack, Samuel; great- the past year. Sandra cherished family above all and was great grandchildren: Weston and baby Durivage. proud of her children, grandchildren and her faith in the Lord Ruth was a lifelong member of St. Luke’s Lutheran and her church family. Church. She retired from Erie Army Depot. She made over She had a passion for cooking various dishes and bak- 200 wedding cakes and made over 100 wedding À owers. She loved vacationing and spend- ing cakes and breads always testing new recipes from her ing winters in Arizona. Ruth enjoyed square dancing, baking, gardening and sewing. large library of cookbooks. Known for her famous Chicken Services were held at St. Luke’s Lutheran Church, 20 S. Yondota Road, Curtice, OH Paprikash, she always loved cooking big dinners for family 43412 and burial followed at Allen Township Cemetery. Contributions in Ruth’s honor may birthdays and holidays, and her baked goods at the church be made to St. Luke’s Lutheran Church Endowment Trust. Habegger Funeral Services is fundraiser always sold ¿ rst. Christmas was her favorite hol- honored to serve Ruth’s family. We encourage you to share a fond memory or condolence iday and she was one of the last in the neighborhood to take by visiting www.habeggerfuneralservices.com the tree down. She canned from the family garden and fruit trees each summer and passed many of those talents on to her children and grandchildren. She loved the summer trips to northern Canada or the over- night trips to Amish country with the family. Sandra married the love of her life, Stephen Personalized Service, Locally Owned! Shaffer Jr. in 1957 in Toledo and in later years moved the family to Millbury to build a home where they raised their three sons. 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Those wishing Perrysburg, Ohio Northwood, OH (Corner of Woodville & Walbridge) to express a word of encouragement may do so at: www.marshfuneralhomes.com (across from Levis Commons) Phone: 419-873-0433 www.artisticmemorials.net 419-693-0433 THE PRESS MAY 24, 2021 5 prize is an Adirondack chair and side table, Pandemic Hydrant fl ushing valued at over $300. Third prize is a Put-in- The Northwestern Water and Sewer Bay package valued at over $200. Bill modifi es muni income tax rules District (The District) recently kicked off its Tickets are $10 each or three for $25 annual hydrant fl ushing program. and can be purchased at Portage Inn in By Larry Limpf come taxes for, which municipality may Hydrant fl ushing consists of opening Elmore, Rayz Café in Genoa, Howie’s House News Editor tax the employee’s pay, and whether and approximately 3,980 hydrants throughout of Brews in Oak Harbor, Port Clinton VFW [email protected] how much of the employer’s own income the District’s fi ve-county service area for and the Happy Hooker Bait Shop in Carroll The ranking Democrat on the Ways is subject to a municipality’s income tax. maintenance. The project generally takes Township, or from committee members and Means Committee of the Ohio House of Considering that income earned at the em- seven to eight months to complete, and is Nathan Holman, Port Clinton; Kayleen Representatives said the committee’s pas- ployee’s principal place of work potentially expected to wrap in November. Daup, Carroll Township; Shelley Schutte, sage Wednesday of House Bill 157 could allows the employer to avoid withholding Flushing not only tests hydrants to Graytown; John Heminger, Genoa or Sara hinder the collection of municipal income taxes for that employee in the municipality ensure they work properly and have ample Toris in Oak Harbor. taxes from employees who aren’t physical- where the employee’s temporary worksite fl ow for fi rst responders, but also improves Winning tickets will be drawn on or ly in a work site within a city or village lim- is located and prevents the employer from water quality by removing fi ne sediment in about July 1. its. becoming subject to that municipality’s in- the distribution system. Annual fl ushing is Call Sara Toris at 419-307-1042 or Rep. Lisa Sobecki, D – Toledo, said the come tax. required by the Ohio EPA. Shelley Schutte at 419-260-7685 for more bill will harm local government resources The committee held six hearings be- Water is safe to drink during the information. at a time when they’re already stretched too fore voting 12-5 to send it to the House hydrant fl ushing process. There may be a thin responding to the public health and fl oor. temporary drop in water pressure during economic crises caused by the pandemic. In testimony before the committee, testing periods. Occasionally, water After clearing the Ways and Means representatives of municipalities opposed becomes discolored after hydrant fl ushing. Memorial Day Committee, HB 157 heads to the fl oor for a the bill, including the Ohio Municipal If this happens, run the cold water tap for a observance set vote before the House. few minutes until the water clears. If it does League, while trade groups representing The Genoa American Legion and The bill would repeal a temporary rule not clear the fi rst time, wait a few minutes small businesses and manufacturers were Auxiliary will sponsor a Memorial Day covering the municipal income taxation of and run the water again. Avoid washing generally in favor, as was the Ohio Society Observance Ceremony Monday, May 31 at employees who are working at a temporary clothes until the water clears. of Certifi ed Public Accountants. 9 a.m. at the Clay Township Cemetery. worksite – including their home – due to For more info, call 419-354-9090, ext. A substitute version of the bill helped State Sen. Theresa Gavarone will be the pandemic. 170. to garner more support. the guest speaker. The ceremony will also The temporary rule was enacted during District crews fl ush hydrants weekdays That version does not repeal the rule, feature the Genoa American and Genoa the previous legislative session and is set to 7:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Crews will start working in but sunsets it at the end of 2021, regardless High School bands, a cannon salute by expire 30 days after the end of the gover- and near Custar, Milton Center, and Weston of whether or when the emergency declara- Taylor’s Battery and a dove release. nor’s emergency declaration that he issued through May. tion ends, and modifi es the rule as follows: Attendees are invited to bring lawn March 9, 2020. The District uses technology to record -Requires the working arrangement to be chairs, as seating is limited. Current Ohio/ Under the temporary rule, if an indi- data and track the progress of its hydrant- the result of the COVID-19 pandemic rather CDC COVID-19 protocols will be in place. vidual has to work at a temporary worksite fl ushing program. Visit nwwsd.org/ than the emergency declaration. Following the ceremony, the Genoa because of the pandemic emergency, that hydrant-main-line-fl ushing-info/ for an -Specifi es that the special rule does not American Legion will host a meet-and-greet employee is still considered to be working updated hydrant fl ushing progress map. prohibit an employer from withholding with Sen. Gavarone at the Legion Hall, 302 at his or her regular place of employment, income tax to the actual municipal corpo- West St. or principal place of work. rations where the employee works from Legion members also remind the That treatment affects which munic- home or at another location. Cemetery walking tour community to support Poppy Day, which ipality the employer must withhold in- The Toledo History Museum will will be held in Genoa on Friday, May 28. present a Calvary Cemetery Walking Tour Saturday, May 29 at noon. Health Dept. clinics The cemetery, which began in 1886, is the largest Catholic Cemetery in the area Memorial service The Ottawa County Health with more than 106,000 interments. The Or egon Firemen’s Auxiliary Department has released the clinic Calvary, which occupies 140 acres of Workplace schedule for May 24-28. Unless other- Memorial Service for Oregon fi refi ghters, land at Parkside Boulevard and Dorr Street, city offi cials, city employees and police wise stated, all clinics are held at the features a beautiful rotunda mausoleum. health department, 1856 E. Perry St., offi cers will be held Sunday, May 23 at The cost of the tour is $5. Those interested 1 p.m. at the Municipal Building, 5330 Port Clinton. should meet in front of the mausoleum, Builder had good year in 2020 May 24: Women, Infants and Seaman Rd. Metal Construction News has ranked which will be open for browsing prior to Children (WIC) Clinic, 12:45-4:30 p.m. Mayor Michael Seferian, Fire Chief Rudolph Libbe Inc., of the Rudolph Libbe the walk. May 25: No clinics scheduled. Dennis Hartman and Police Chief Brandon Group, among the 2021 Top Metal Builders In observance of the Memorial Day May 26: Family Planning Clinic, H. Begin invite the community to attend for calendar year 2020. The national weekend, the cemetery will be fi lled with 8-9 a.m.; Immunization Clinic (includ- the event. magazine lists Rudolph Libbe in 19th place thousands of fl ags on the graves of those ing Flu) 12:45-4:30 p.m.; Tuberculosis for square footage and 21st for tonnage, who served our nation in uniform. Clinic (no appointment necessary), 3-4 with 671,510 square feet and 2,517 tons For more info, call Lou Hebert at 419- p.m. of pre-engineered steel metal buildings in 290-7088. Seeking WWII May 27: Family Planning, Well 2020. Child and Sexually Transmitted Rudolph Libbe Inc. is part of the vets for parade Disease (STD) Clinic, 11:30 a.m.-1:30 Rudolph Libbe Group, a provider of American Legion Post 114, Oak p.m. construction and facility services that Harbor, will be honoring veterans of WWII May 28: Women, Infants and Raffl e for Wreaths range from site selection and construction this Memorial Day. They are looking to Children (WIC) Clinic, 8 a.m.-4:30 A raffl e to benefi t Wreaths across to energy solutions and ongoing facility have WWII veterans participate in the Oak p.m.; Tuberculosis Clinic (no appoint- America – Ottawa County is under way. management. 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May 23-29 part of the city”. later that many members of the furtive Toledo 1919 - Toledo Policeman William Bather is group were Toledo policemen. May 23 shot to death on Emerald Avenue in South 1961- The Divine Word Seminary on River 1908 -An airship piloted by Toledo’s Roy Historical Toledo after he attempts to question three Road opens for young men preparing for Knabenshue crashes into the center fi eld stolen-car suspects. The 29-year-old offi cer the Catholic priesthood. fence during a ball game at Armory Park. Museum leaves behind a grieving widow and two 1970 - Toledo enacts new and strict gun Everyone escapes without serious injuries. by Lou Hebert children. control measures. After reports of armed 1921 - Future famous singer and Toledo res- 1927 -The new Ohio Bell Building at 121 gangs running in the streets, the city votes ident Helen O’Connell is born in Lima. She supporters gather in front of the besieged Huron Street is dedicated. to ban anyone from carrying fi rearms in the grew up in Toledo and by the time she and plant on Champlain Street and face off 1935 - Fourteen thousand people turn out street or in their cars. The city also enacts a her sister Alice were teenagers, they were against National Guard troops. Violence at Scott High School football fi eld to hear handgun registration law. singing duets on radio stations in Toledo. erupts in front of the factory and the troops the eighth annual Citywide Music Festival She would later sing with the Dorsey band open fi re on the crowd. Two people are shot that is put on by the local high school May 29 and by 1940 was considered one of the best dead in the melee. bands and choirs. 1837 - Toledo Fire Department is formed female singers in America. 1934 - Brand Whitlock, the four-term may- 1952 - Lucas County Commissioners pros- with volunteer companies. 1944 - The Toledo Mud Hens had a dis- or of Toledo and former Ambassador to ecute the Rauh Fertilizer Company in 1841 - The fi rst Seneca County Courthouse mal season in 1944 and on this day at Belgium, dies in Paris at the age of 65. Sylvania Township for the dumping of sul- is destroyed by fi re. Swayne Field suffered their most humili- furic acid into Ten Mile Creek, killing thou- 1884 - As hundreds of adults and children ating defeat in Hens history, losing to the May 25 sands of fi sh and other aquatic life. watched, Wesley Johnson, convicted of a Milwaukee Brewers 28-0. The newspaper 1903 - Great excitement is noted in Toledo gruesome double murder and mutilation of writers called it the “Granddaddy of all and elsewhere as the “Twentieth Century” May 27 a man and wife, is hanged in front of the Wallopings.” Half of the fans went home by passenger train that runs between New 1862 - Toledo Street Railway Company be- Henry County Jail in Napoleon. the fi fth inning. York and Chicago reaches a peak record gins operations with horse-drawn streetcars 1907 - The popular Lake Erie Park and 1975 - The Ohio Air National Guard speed of 90 MPH on a long stretch of level providing public transportation throughout Casino burns to the ground. Commander of the 180th fi ghter wings is track between Toledo and Elkhart, Indiana. the city. 1917 - Anti-draft riots break out on the lawn killed when his F-100 crashes at Toledo 1930 - Ground is broken for Devilbiss High 1908 - A downtown Toledo beer garden is in front of the Lucas County Courthouse. Express airport. Colonel Charles Bell died School in West Toledo on Upton Avenue. closed after violating a police order against Several people are injured and arrested. in the wreckage while his co-pilot Alex 1936 - Ten thousand Roman Catholics hold serving women in beer gardens and sa- 1929 - An illegal 500 gallon still explodes Barelka survives but suffers severe burns outdoor mass at Swayne Field to celebrate loons. in an apartment house on Prouty Street. over 40 percent of his body. the 25th anniversary of the Toledo Diocese. 1921 - In a Fremont courtroom, during a Two men and two women manage to escape 1983 - A major multi-alarm blaze occurs 1957 - A large group of rowdy students ri- civil trial, two opposing attorneys became the fl ames in their night clothes. at the Willis Day Warehouse on Dearborn ots in the streets of Bowling Green. Two fra- uncivil and got into a fi stfi ght in the court- 1938 - Webbers Tavern in Point Place is re- Avenue in Oregon, forcing the evacuation ternities are suspended. room. Others joined the melee before it was duced to rubble after fi re rips through the of hundreds of neighbors. quelled and order was restored. establishment forcing 400 patrons to run for 1988 - Legendary UT quarterback Chuck May 26 1928 - Race car driver Roy Goodwin is the exits. Ealey, who led the Rockets to three unde- 1823 - Perrysburg begins the sale of city killed in a crash at Fort Miami Racetrack feated seasons from 1969 to `1971, is in- housing lots for a $20 minimum bid. in Maumee. ducted into the Mid American Conference 1887 - Statue of Toledo Civil War Hero Hall of Fame. General James Blair Steedman unveiled to May 28 a large crowd on Summit Street in down- 1911 - The Lion Store in Toledo is selling Police May 24 town Toledo. new screen doors starting at 69 cents each. 1854 - Toledo city council votes to hire 1901 - Much excitement is reported by oil Ladies silk hosiery is just 35 cents a pair. night watchmen to patrol the streets at speculators in Ottawa County as news re- 1921 - The Toledo Health Department re- Beats $1.25 a night. ports indicate that oil has been discovered ports that seven children have died from 1894 - Perrysburg School on Louisiana on Middle Bass Island. More wells are be- diphtheria in the past few weeks. Three of Avenue burns to the ground. ing planned. them were students at Stickney School in Lake Twp. – Police charged a Texas man with obstructing offi cial business after he was involved 1919 - Last weekend begins for legal alco- 1906 - Toledo Police investigate the fatal North Toledo. hol sales in Toledo as prohibition goes into 1936 - An investigation into the activities in an accident on the property of the Travel Centers stabbing of a man after an all-day drink- of America, Libbey Road, on May 10. effect. Saloons and bars are jammed with ing orgy of men, women and boys at 215 of the “Black Legion” in Toledo reveals Idris Adan, 50, Potter Texas, was charged after customers eager to have their “last” drink. Sycamore Street near Summit. It is de- there are more than 700 members around he refused to provide his identity and insurance 1934 - The Auto-Lite strike in North Toledo scribed by newspapers as a “disreputable the city. Police say they don’t appear to be information to the management after his tractor- turns deadly. Thousands of strikers and responsible for any violence. It was learned trailer struck a building, police said.

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Techno-gadgets are merely dis- declared: ence and mass-marketed values over self- tractions from what’s really going on in Too many wars are fought almost as if ownership and individual sovereignty, America and around the world. If you’re by rote. Too many wars are fought out of those coming of age today are facing some going to make a difference in the world, sloganry, out of battle hymns, out of aged, of the greatest threats to freedom the world you’re going to have to pull the earbuds musty appeals to patriotism that went out has ever witnessed. out, turn off the cell phones and spend with knighthood and moats... do not ac- It’s downright frightening. much less time viewing screens. cept the shedding of blood as a natural Young people will fi nd themselves Be a thinking Help others. None of us can exist very function or a prescribed way of history— overtaxed, burdened with excessive col- “ long without help from others. If we’re go- even if history points this up by its rep- lege debt, and struggling to fi nd worth- ing to see any positive change for freedom, etition... fi nd another means that does not while employment in a debt-ridden individual. As then we must help one another. That will come with the killing of your fellow-man. economy on the brink of implosion. Their mean gaining the courage to stand up for Finally, prepare yourselves for what privacy will be eviscerated by the sur- John F. Kennedy the oppressed. lies ahead. The demons of our age—some veillance state. They will be threatened, Give voice to moral outrage. As Martin of whom disguise themselves as politi- intimidated and beaten by militarized warned, conformity Luther King Jr. said, “Our lives begin to cians—delight in fomenting violence, police. They will be the subjects of a mili- end the day we become silent about the sowing distrust and prejudice, and per- tary empire constantly waging war against is 'the jailer of things that matter.” There is no shortage suading the public to support tyranny dis- shadowy enemies and government agents “ of issues on which to take a stand. Choose guised as patriotism. Overcoming the evils armed to the teeth ready and able to lock freedom, and the one and start making your voice heard. of our age will require more than intellect down the country at a moment’s notice. enemy of growth.' Cultivate spirituality, reject material- and activism. It will require decency, mo- As such, they will fi nd themselves ism and put people fi rst. We must change rality, goodness, truth and toughness. forced to march in lockstep with a gov- our values to refl ect something more It doesn’t matter how old you are or ernment that no longer exists to serve the meaningful than technology, material- what your political ideology is. If you have people but which demands that “we the ism and politics. Standing at the pulpit of something to say, speak up. Get active, and people” be obedient slaves or suffer the the Riverside Church in New York City in if need be, pick up a picket sign and get consequences. don’t know anything about our freedoms. April 1967, Martin Luther King Jr. urged in the streets. And when civil liberties are It’s a dismal prospect, isn’t it? So grab a copy of the Constitution and the his listeners: violated, don’t remain silent about it. Things could very well get much Bill of Rights, study them, and stand up [W]e as a nation must undergo a radi- Wake up, stand up, and make your worse before they ever take a turn for the for your rights before it’s too late. cal revolution of values. We must rapidly activism count for something more than better. Here are a few pieces of advice that Speak truth to power. Don’t be na- begin the shift from a “thing-oriented” so- politics. will hopefully help those coming of age ive about those in positions of authority. ciety to a “person-oriented” society. When today survive the perils of the journey that People in power, more often than not, machines and computers, profi t motive Constitutional attorney and au- awaits: abuse that power. To maintain our free- and property rights are considered more thor John W. Whitehead is founder and Be a thinking individual. As John F. doms, this will mean challenging govern- important than people, the giant triplets president The Rutherford Institute. His Kennedy warned, conformity is “the jailer ment offi cials whenever they exceed the of racism, materialism, and militarism are books Battlefi eld America: The War on of freedom, and the enemy of growth.” bounds of their offi ce. incapable of being conquered. the American People and A Government Worry less about fi tting in with the rest of Resist all things that numb you. Resist Pitch in and do your part to make the of Wolves: The Emerging American Police the world and march to the beat of your all things that numb you, put you to sleep world a better place. Don’t rely on some- State are available at www.amazon.com. conscience. or help you “cope” with so-called real- one else to do the heavy lifting for you. He can be contacted at johnw@rutherford. Learn your rights. We’re losing our ity. As George Orwell warned, “Until they Don’t wait around for someone else to fi x org. Nisha Whitehead is the Executive freedoms for one simple reason: most of us become conscious, they will never rebel, what ails you, your community or nation. Director of The Rutherford Institute. Is it time for a spring cleaning of your mind? You already know the problems cre- Fix problems as soon as possible. watching a video while attempting to land ated by physical clutter. It takes a long Problems tend to grow over time when ig- the plane. time to fi nd anything. Stuff gets lost. Dare to nored. Small problems are easier to deal Multitasking requires you to continu- Effi ciency drops. The mess grows on its with. Unresolved problems are a constant ally switch gears as you alternate between own. Mental clutter affects you in the Live mental burden. There is a solution for ev- tasks. Thoroughly completing each task same way. You can’t remember things, ery problem. 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AAD survey: A third of Americans fail basic quiz on skin cancer In a recent survey of 1,000 U.S. adults, (those born between 1981-1996). the American Academy of Dermatology “These are striking results when it found that one-third of Americans lack a comes to younger generations’ knowl- basic understanding of skin cancer and sun edge about basic sun exposure,” says Dr. protection – like seeking shade – that can Tomecki. “Gen Z and Millennials have a help reduce their risk of skin cancer, the lifetime of potential damaging sun expo- most common cancer in the U.S. Among sure ahead of them, so now is the time to the fi ndings, more than half (53%) of adults close the knowledge gap and ensure they are unaware that shade can protect them are aware of how easy it is to practice sun- from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays. safe behavior.” Additional survey fi ndings include: Gen Z survey fi ndings: • 47% either incorrectly believe or are • 42% are unaware that tanning causes unsure that having a base tan will prevent skin cancer; sunburns. • 41% are unaware that the sun’s ul- • 35% either incorrectly believe or are traviolet (UV) rays are refl ected by snow, unsure that as long as you don’t burn, tan- water, and sand; ning is safe. • 33% are unaware that they can get • 31% are unaware that tanning causes sunburned on a cloudy day. skin cancer. Millennial survey fi ndings: “These fi ndings surprised us and dem- • 42% are unaware that the sun’s ultra- onstrate that misperceptions about skin can- violet (UV) rays can penetrate clothing; cer and sun exposure are still prevalent,” • 37% are unaware that tanning causes says board-certifi ed dermatologist Kenneth skin cancer; J. Tomecki, MD, FAAD, president of the • 23% are unaware that sunburn in- AAD. “As dermatologists who see fi rsthand creases the risk of getting skin cancer. the impact that skin cancer, including mel- To learn more about sun protection anoma – the deadliest form of skin cancer and skin cancer prevention and test your – has on our patients and their families, it’s skin cancer knowledge via a short quiz, concerning to see that so many individuals visit PracticeSafeSun.org. still do not understand how to protect them- The public can help raise aware- selves from ultraviolet exposure.” ness of skin cancer by using the hashtag In recognition of Skin Cancer Aware- Since unprotected UV exposure is the most signifi cant risk factor for skin cancer, #PracticeSafeSun when sharing AAD re- ness Month in May, the AAD is encourag- it’s critical to protect yourself from UV light, both from the sun and indoor tanning sources and photos of how they use sun ing Americans to #PracticeSafeSun to pro- devices. (American Academy of Dermatology photo) protection outdoors. Individuals who have tect themselves and their families from skin been affected by skin cancer can also share cancer. protection, when possible. For more effec- cer, it’s critical to protect yourself from UV their personal stories on SpotSkinCancer. To help reduce the public’s skin cancer tive sun protection, select clothing with an light, both from the sun and indoor tanning org to provide support and inspiration for risk, the AAD recommends that everyone ultraviolet protection factor (UPF) number devices,” says Dr. Tomecki. “Contrary to others fi ghting skin cancer and share the #PracticeSafeSun by following three simple on the label. what many people think, tanning – indoors importance of skin cancer prevention and steps when outdoors: • Apply a broad-spectrum, water- and out – isn’t safe and can lead to skin early detection. • Seek shade when appropriate, re- resistant sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or cancer, as well as premature skin aging, If you notice new or suspicious spots membering that the sun’s rays are strongest higher to all skin not covered by clothing. like wrinkles and age spots.” on your skin or any spots that are changing, between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Remember to reapply every two hours or In the survey, Gen Z (those born after itching or bleeding, make an appointment • Wear sun-protective clothing, such after swimming or sweating. 1996) appeared to have the biggest misunder- to see a board-certifi ed dermatologist. as a lightweight, long-sleeved shirt, pants, a “Since unprotected UV exposure is standing of the dangers of sun exposure and To fi nd a board-certifi ed dermatologist wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses with UV the most signifi cant risk factor for skin can- skin cancer, followed closely by Millennials in your area, visit aad.org/fi ndaderm. How 3 types of creams and gels can help damaged skin

Summer and sun go hand in hand. Fund and the American Institute for the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., when the ants, also speed up the turnover process of Though a day of lounging in the backyard Cancer Research report is one of the most sun’s UV rays are strongest, and wearing skin cells. Scripps Health notes that reti- or at the beach may make for a perfect af- commonly diagnosed cancers across the and routinely reapplying sunscreen with a noids also stimulate collagen production ternoon, it’s vital that people take steps to globe. minimum sun protection factor of 30. and lighten brown spots. protect their skin from sun damage. In addition to increasing a person’s • Exfoliants: Scripps Health notes that • Vitamin C and other antioxidants: The U.S. National Library of Medicine risk for skin cancer, overexposure to the exfoliants are designed to stimulate faster WebMD notes that some research has sug- notes that some sunlight can be good for sun’s UV rays can produce some painful skin cell turnover. That can help people gested that vitamin C can help to reduce the the skin, so long as people make a sig- side effects, including sunburn. Health care with sun-damaged skin, as such damage harm that UV rays do to the skin, though nifi cant effort to protect themselves from experts at San Diego’s Scripps Health note slows the rate at which skin cells turn over such creams should never be used as a sub- overexposure. When ultraviolet rays from that various topical creams and gels can and replace themselves. As a result, exfoli- stitute for sunscreen. the sun penetrate outer skin layers and hit help treat sun-damaged skin. As effective ants can help to alleviate the dull, dry skin Individuals concerned about sun-dam- the deeper layers of the skin, skin cells and helpful as the following three creams that often develops after overexposure to aged skin can speak with a dermatologist can be damaged or even killed. Damage to and gels can be, individuals are urged to the sun. about the various ways to protect their skin skin cells increases a person’s risk of skin prioritize preventing sun-damaged skin, • Retinoids: Retinoids are compounds when they’re spending time in the great cancer, which the World Cancer Research which involves avoiding the sun between derived from vitamin A that, like exfoli- outdoors.

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Beyond the Money Crime Prevention Cash: the glue that holds it all together There’s a long-standing platitude that in the bank makes for happier people, Corner money doesn’t buy happiness. then happier people become healthier by Ron Craig Is that always true? Beyond people. Financial margin in the form of Sure, there are limits to almost every- cash savings, therefore, can improve one’s thing, and I’m not speaking of the love of the Money health. Big gift card money that morphs into greed, but is it pos- There are so many more ways to sing sible that having margin in your life, in the by Adam Cufr cash’s praises but we’ll stop here. I share way of some extra cash, can keep you feel- all of this because some people seem to feel purchase may ing more vital and alive? guilty or believe they should feel anxious Have you ever gazed upon an heir- com). But is cash that’s not invested actu- about the fact that they have cash; at least be a scam loom-quality piece of furniture, a new ally without purpose or effect, or pointless? when they come to see us. gourmet kitchen, or a stunning sports car I’d like to suggest that we celebrate the cash The assumption that fi nancial and in- Imagine for a moment you are a ca- and thought to yourself, “The glue-work is in our lives and within our plans, and give vesting people will judge harshly the keep- shier, manager, or member of the secu- simply exquisite?” Probably not. I know I cash the credit that it’s due. ing of “idle cash” is just that, an assump- rity staff at a retail establishment, and haven’t. Cash on-hand allows for: tion. I hope this helps to communicate you are aware of an older customer is But what would that object look like if • Liquidity for short-term spending that not all of us are mad at large cash bal- trying to buy several gift cards that do it wasn’t fastened together correctly, or at needs and emergencies. ances. To the contrary, seeing a meaningful not normally match such a customer’s all? It’d be little more than a pile of individ- • Investors to remain focused on long- amount of cash in a person’s bank account usual buying habits, such as iTunes gift ual parts that aren’t much use to anyone. term objectives with the money that’s in- is a relief in a lot of ways. cards. The glue, the adhesive and/or the fasteners vested in risk-based markets, putting less Sure, there’s an amount of cash that’s What kind of red fl ag does this get so little credit for what they do. pressure on the portfolio for income needs too much, but that’s a very personal deci- raise for you? I’d like to talk for a moment about the during temporary yet inevitable market de- sion that can be managed. Until then, fl y Yes, it’s true some older people glue that holds a retirement plan together. clines. your cash fl ag proudly. After all, you de- buy iTunes gift cards, including me, Interestingly, cash often gets a bad rap. • The pursuit of new ideas and adven- serve fi nancial peace and quantifi able im- but one has to wonder why anyone, Investors who hold cash in their bank ac- tures like starting a new business or taking provements in happiness; we all know regardless of their age, would want to counts and investment accounts will often an unplanned trip. there’s enough going on out there to bring buy several hundred dollars’ worth of express the frustration they feel by having • Carrying higher deductible insur- us down. them. The attempted purchase of such “too much cash” that isn’t working very ance policies. More cash on-hand means Cash can be the glue that holds it all cards should be a huge red fl ag that the hard because it’s not earning much inter- you can “self-insure” a much higher de- together, so let’s agree that cash isn’t every- purchaser is probably the victim of a est. ductible, which means lower insurance thing, but it certainly is something. scam. That’s a very fair concern. Idle money premiums year after year. Adam Cufr, RICP®, a Northwood na- One of the favorite ploys of a scam- can certainly become a drag on long-term • Investing opportunity in the markets. tive, is the owner of Fourth Dimension mer is to convince the victim the scam- returns when compared to owning stocks, When the stock market declines, having Financial Group, LLC in Perrysburg. He mer is trying to catch someone who he for example, and therefore begins to feel cash ready and available means you can is a retirement planner, a columnist for or she says is involved in fraudulent that it needs to be deployed into a higher- buy quality companies on the cheap. Some Retirement Advisor Magazine, and the activity. The scammer plays on the vic- yielding investment. I couldn’t agree more. call this “keeping dry powder.” author of “Off the Record – Secrets to tim’s ambition to help catch the person But what if we took a closer look at what • Lower stress and improved physi- Building a Successful Retirement and a perpetrating a fraud, when all the time “idle” means in this context. cal health. Studies have shown that having Lasting Legacy.” To learn more, go to www. the person who is really the culprit is The defi nition of ‘idle’ is, without pur- substantial cash-on-hand has a quantitative FourthDimensionFinancial.com. the person asking for the victim’s as- pose or effect; pointless (source: Dictionary. effect on a person’s happiness level. If cash sistance. Remember that no legitimate com- pany asks customers to help catch a ounty Veterans thief. Companies have security person- awa C nel who can do that without involving Ott Brand New customers. Construction Some scammers hit the jackpot Call us today for Homes! twice in one scam. 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Don’t ever give out personal infor- Northwest Ohio can help. For 40 years, mation, including your name, date of we have provided patients and families birth, Social Security number or bank account information, to anyone who with the physical, emotional and has contacted you. This contact in- spiritual support they need, regardless cludes phone, website, or email. If you think you are being scammed, imme- of ability to pay or complexity of care. diately report it to your local law en- Insight. Comfort. Strength. In your forcement agency. This article is a public ser- home, a nursing home, or in one of our vice from the Community Policing/ two freestanding hospice centers. Crime Prevention Division of the Lake Township Police Department. Township residents may obtain fur- Moments, memories ther information on crime prevention M RE and public safety topics by contacting Ron Craig, crime prevention special- ist/community policing offi cer, at 419- 481-6354.

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Men need to be proactive in regard how often to conduct them. to monitoring their overall health. This • Diabetes: Men who have a BMI over includes seeing their doctors for regular 25 are overweight and should consider a wellness visits and keeping up with recom- diabetes screening. In addition, blood pres- mended screenings to catch and/or prevent sure above 130/80 mm Hg or other diabe- illnesses. While men and women can expe- tes risk factors could require a blood test to rience the same conditions, health experts check for elevated glucose levels. recommend specifi c tests and screenings • Abdominal aortic aneurysm: Guide- for men in various age groups. lines recommend a one-time screening for Johns Hopkins Medicine advises that men who have smoked between the ages of men are at risk for certain conditions, in- 65 and 75. cluding several types of cancer, such as • Hepatitis B and C: Men are at in- prostate, colon and lung cancers. However, creased risk for infection if they have had Harvard Medical School states men are less unprotected sex with multiple partners, likely than women to get routine physi- received blood transfusions or transplant- cal exams and screenings. An American ed organs before June 1992, are healthcare Academy of Family Physicians survey workers who have been stuck by needles, found that 55 percent of men had not seen or travel to regions with high rates of the their doctors for a physical exam in the pre- hepatitis B virus. vious year, even though 40 percent had a • Lung cancer screening: Men should least one chronic condition. undergo a lung cancer screening through While many screenings are recom- low-dose computed tomography if they are mended starting at age 40 or 50, men over age 55, have a 30-pack-per-year smok- should discuss family histories and risk ing history and currently smoke or quit factors to determine if testing should begin within the past 15 years. earlier. The following are important health • Testicular cancer screening: Testi- screenings to consider. cular cancer is one of the most common • Prostate-specifi c antigen test: A PSA Health screenings are an important component of men’s health care. Now is the cancers among young men, says Johns is a blood test that measures how much time to have a discussion with the doctor about which screenings are necessary. Hopkins Medicine. Early screening can in- prostate-specifi c antigen is in the blood. clude self-checks. Routinely checking the Measuring PSA has been a standard for one fi rst-degree relative with prostate cancer ages 50 and 75. Tests include fecal occult testicles for any lumps or unusual features prostate cancer screening for 30 years. could necessitate earlier testing. blood tests, stool DNA tests, colonoscopy, while showering can help detect testicular General guidelines indicate PSA screening • Colorectal cancer screening: Colorectal and contrast barium enemas. Doctors will cancer. Doctors may order a painless ultra- begin at age 55. However, having at least cancer screening generally occurs between determine which tests are applicable and sound if something is discovered. Added sugars and their effects on weight loss efforts A 2009 report from researchers with calories, which means they’re high in Health Promotion notes that added sugars • malt syrup the American Heart Association urged calories but not in vitamins, minerals and go by many different names, including: • maltose people to limit their intake of added sugars nutrients. Anyone attempting to lose weight • brown sugar • molasses while noting that Americans get most of and keep lost weight off should examine • corn sweetener • raw sugar their added sugars from sugar-sweetened the foods and beverages they consume to • corn syrup • sucrose beverages, including sodas. A 2010 study determine if these items, which may be • dextrose • trehalose led by a researcher from the Harvard School marketed as healthy or at least considered • fructose • turbinado sugar of Public Health noted that consumption of so by unsuspecting consumers, are high in • glucose The ODPHP notes that these sugars such beverages has increased considerably added sugars. • high-fructose corn syrup may be found in foods people wouldn’t in recent decades, which has tracked Simply checking ingredients labels for • honey otherwise see as potentially unhealthy, positively with rising rates of obesity. the term “added sugars” may not be enough, • invert sugar such as pasta sauces. That only underscores Added sugars are considered empty as the Of fi ce of Disease Prevention and • lactose the importance of reading labels carefully. The Top 5 Reasons to Choose... Bringing life to each day! 5 Our beautiful office is easily accessible

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James Van Der Beek urges Americans Moms need The American Red Cross, along with test. To protect the health and safety of Red actor James Van Der Beek and his wife, Cross staff and donors, it is important that timeouts, too

Kimberly, have joined together to urge all individuals who do not feel well or believe It can be helpful for parents to who are healthy to make this a “summer they may be ill with COVID-19 postpone schedule daily timeouts, though breaks full of life” for patients by scheduling an Hemorrhaging is the donation. a few times per week can do the trick appointment to give blood or platelets. leading cause“ of Donors can expect to receive antibody as well. As the nation transitions to a new, “ test and sickle cell trait screening results, if Timeouts can benefi t moms who hopeful phase of this devastating pan- pregnancy-related applicable, within one to two weeks through need a break during or after a long day. demic and people begin to return to some the Red Cross Blood Donor App and the on- Such breaks can be restful and reener- of their favorite activities, the Red Cross complications line donor portal at RedCrossBlood.org. gizing. is concerned about the impact this could Blood drive safety Any woman can benefi t from a have on blood donor turnout and the blood Each Red Cross blood drive and dona- time-out, but working mothers juggling supply this summer. tion center follows high standards of safety careers and home life may be especial- The Van Der Beek family knows fi rst- and infection control. Donors are asked to ly in need of scheduled breaks. hand how important blood donations are Blood Donor App, visiting RedCrossBlood. schedule an appointment prior to arriving Women who want to incorporate in a health crisis. In the past year, Kimberly org, calling 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733- at the drive. more breaks into their daily routines experienced back-to-back pregnancy loss- 2767) or enabling the Blood Donor Skill on Upcoming blood donation opportuni- should know that it’s possible to do so, es. Each time, she needed emergency hos- any Alexa Echo device. ties through June 12 include: even on the most hectic days. pital care and blood transfusions to save In appreciation of donors, those who Toledo Blood Donation Center, 3510 • You don’t need much time. A her life. come to give blood, platelets or plasma in Executive Parkway, Toledo – Sundays, break doesn’t need to be extensive to “Donating blood is something that I’ve May will automatically be entered for a Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and be effective. Schedule around 30 min- always done throughout my life,” James chance to win a travel trailer camper that Saturdays – 7 a.m.-3 p.m. Tuesdays, utes for the timeout. That’s just enough said. “It seemed important. But I never sleeps fi ve, powered by Suburban Propane, Thursdays – 10:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. time to watch a sitcom, read a chapter knew how important until the woman I via their SuburbanCares initiative. The Red • Oregon – May 25, 12:30-5:30 p.m., in a book or enjoy a nice, steamy bath. love most was in a situation where that Cross is also thanking those who come to Hope Community Church, 5650 Starr Ave. • Choose a kid-free time of day. If much blood made the difference between donate May 28-June 13 with a limited-edi- • Curtice – May 28, 12-5 p.m., Jerusalem possible, select a timeout period when life and death. It just brought it home in a tion T-shirt, while supplies last. Additional Township Fire, 9501 Jerusalem Rd. the kids are away from home or you very real way.” information and details are available at • Oak Harbor – June 4, 12-5:30 p.m., can be guaranteed some alone time. If Hemorrhaging is the leading cause of RedCrossBlood.org/SummerFullOfLife. St. John’s Lutheran Church, 122 W. Ottawa this is not possible, make an arrange- pregnancy-related complications that can Health insights for donors St. ment with your spouse to look after the occur anytime during pregnancy. “In in- The Red Cross is testing blood, platelet • Woodville – May 21, 12-5 p.m., kids while you get some alone time. stances of severe bleeding, blood transfu- and plasma donations for COVID-19 anti- Woodville Township Fire Department, 321 • Find an enjoyable activity. sions often play a lifesaving role,” said Dr. bodies. The test may indicate if the donor’s E. Main St. Select an activity for the timeout that Ross Herron, divisional chief medical offi - immune system has produced antibodies to • Stony Ridge – May 21, 8:30 a.m.-1:30 you may not have the opportunity to cer for the Red Cross. “For mothers with this coronavirus, regardless of whether they p.m., St. John’s Lutheran Church, 5520 enjoy when other people or tasks re- complicated pregnancies or deliveries, developed symptoms. Testing may also Fremont Pike. quire your attention. Listening to mu- generous donors are the only source of the identify the presence of antibodies devel- • Walbridge – June 2, 12:30-6 p.m., St. sic, taking an exercise class, writing in transfusions they may need to survive.” oped after receiving a COVID-19 vaccine. Jerome Catholic Church, 300 Warner St. a journal, engaging in artwork or other “If you’ve never given blood before, al- Plasma from routine blood and platelet A blood donor card or driver’s license crafts, or reading a book make for great low this to be your formal invitation. Will donations that test positive for high levels or two other forms of identifi cation are re- timeout activities. A timeout is not the you please give blood?” Kimberly added. of antibodies may be used as convalescent quired at check-in. Individuals who are 17 time to catch up on chores. Individuals of all blood types are urged plasma to meet potential future needs of years of age in most states (16 with paren- • Treat yourself on occasion. to schedule an appointment to give blood. COVID-19 patients. Convalescent plasma tal consent where allowed by state law), Build an extra treat into the time-out, In most cases, those who have received a is a type of blood product collected from weigh at least 110 pounds and are in gener- such as a bite of a favorite dessert or COVID-19 vaccine can donate. However, COVID-19 survivors who have antibodies ally good health may be eligible to donate purchasing a clothing accessory or a knowing the name of the manufacturer of the that may help patients who are actively blood. High school students and other do- luxurious body butter. This can make vaccine they received is important in deter- fi ghting the virus. nors 18 years of age and younger also have the timeout even more enjoyable. mining donation eligibility. 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Five benefi ts Comparison of cow's milk and alternatives of game play People avoid traditional cow’s milk for many reasons. Some have ethical concerns Parents walk a fi ne line when about consuming animal products. Others trying to determine how much time may be lactose intolerant or have a milk to allow their kids to engage in game allergy, while others simply don’t like the play. Game play has traditionally taste of cow’s milk. had a bad reputation, but parents Though it might once have been can rest assured that by letting their diffi cult to fi nd alternatives to cow’s milk children get involved in entertaining at the grocery store, the growing number of games of all types, including video people who avoid it has led to something games, they’re actually helping their of a boom in dairy alternatives. As a result, youngsters in various ways. it’s now easy for consumers to fi nd various 1. Board games present chances for alternatives to cow’s milk when shopping learning. Board games are some of the for groceries. fi rst games young children get to play, According to the American Society for and they can serve as introductions to Nutrition, plant-based milk alternatives, lessons kids will ultimately learn in like oat milk and pea protein milk, school. Simple games help children bear some interesting similarities and follow directions, learn colors, differences to traditional whole milk from numbers, and develop hand-eye cows. coordination, according to Scholastic. • One cup of oat milk has nearly as As kids age and games become more many calories as one cup of whole milk, as challenging, the chances for learning the ASN notes that the former checks in at increase. 130 calories compared to the 148 calories in 2. Games help with physical one cup of whole milk. The online medical development. Parenting magazine resource Healthline notes the difference in reports that outdoor play entices calories is more signifi cant among other children to be active and can boost popular milk alternatives. For example, one fi tness and physical stamina. All cup of unsweetened almond milk contains types of games work the body by just 40 calories, while unsweetened soy strengthening muscles and bones. milk contains about 80 calories. Being outdoors in the fresh air and • Not surprisingly, the fat content in sunshine is good for the body and many milk alternatives is considerably mind. When a child is physically lower than it is in whole milk. The ANS fi t, he or she also may have a strong reports that most milk alternatives contain immune system that reduces the risk anywhere from 25 to 63 percent of the Plant-based milk alternatives like oat milk and pea protein milk bear some interesting of developing diseases like obesity or fat of cow’s milk. For example, one cup similarities and differences to traditional whole milk from cows. diabetes later in life. of unsweetened rice milk contains just 2 3. Games can boost creativity. grams of fat compared to the 8 grams found Whether they’re following the rules or in a single cup of whole milk. of whole milk. • One cup of coconut milk (15 fi nding ways to circumvent them, games • Most milk alternatives contain • Only soybean, pea and fl axseed micrograms) contains considerably less offer opportunities for children to delve signifi cantly less sugar than whole milk. milk contain as much or more protein as sodium than one cup of whole milk (105 into their creative sides and utilize their Healthline notes that unsweetened almond whole milk. Whole milk contains 8 grams micrograms). imaginations. Video games can immerse milk actually contains zero grams of sugar of protein, which is the same amount More information about milk them in different worlds where they can compared to the 12 grams of sugar found in that’s found in pea milk and fl axseed milk. alternatives is available at www.nutrition. ponder the what-ifs of role play. one cup of whole milk. However, the ANS Soybean milk contains 9 grams of protein, org. People considering milk alternatives 4. Boost interest in school subjects. notes that one cup of oat milk (17 grams) while unsweetened almond milk contains for purely nutritional purposes can conduct Certain video games depict historical and one cup of hazelnut milk (13 grams) 2 grams of protein and unsweetened rice their own research to ensure they’re making settings or events that drive the play. actually contain more sugar than one cup milk contains zero grams of protein. the most informed decision possible. 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By Muhannad Heif, MD pensive than Cologuard every three years. polyps. ProMedica HealthConnect • Needed only every 10 years in aver- • Has a 13% false positive rate, which sedentary age-risk patients if no polyps are found on increases with age. There have been several TV com- initial examination. • Required every three years, which lifestyle mercials about Cologuard, a colon cancer • Only acceptable test in symptom- may make it harder to remember or comply. screening test. The ad says Cologuard is atic patients (e.g., iron-defi ciency anemia, • Considered a second-tier test, offered A study from the University of easy to use, noninvasive and can be com- bleeding, change in bowel habits). only if a colonoscopy or annual FIT is re- Cambridge equated inactivity with pleted in the privacy of your own home. Cons fused. being obese. The Mayo Clinic advises The test detects certain DNA markers and • Invasive. that research has linked sedentary be- blood in stool, which are associated with • Requires bowel preparation. Colon Cancer Prevention havior to a host of health concerns, the possibility of colon cancer or precancer. • Requires a provider and procedure Colon cancer has a 90% survival rate and found those who sat for more than But should it be used in place of a tradi- appointment. when detected in early stages. Any efforts eight hours a day with no physical ac- tional colonoscopy? • Patient receives sedation. to increase participation rates in cancer tivity had a risk of dying similar to the Traditional colonoscopy • Very small risk of complication. screenings should be supported, but not all risks of fatality linked to obesity and When detected early enough, co- screening is equal. While at-home tests of- smoking. Increased blood pressure, lon cancer is preventable and treatable. Cologuard fer convenience and lower cost, traditional high blood sugar, abnormal cholesterol Diagnosis in an early stage usually means Cologuard doesn’t require any kind of colonoscopies are the gold standard for de- levels, and excess body fat all can be a better prognosis and chance of survival. preparation. There are no dietary or medi- tection and prevention. attributed to inactivity. Colonoscopies are considered the gold cation restrictions, no laxative preparation, The American Cancer Society recom- Mental health can be adversely af- standard because they can detect cancer no sedation and no time away from home mends that those 45 or older talk to their fected by a sedentary lifestyle as well. and precancer. or work. But there are some downsides to doctor about screening options. Also, talk Australian researchers surveyed more During a colonoscopy, a provider looks consider. with your insurance company about cov- than 3,300 government employees and for polyps, or growths. These growths may If you test positive with Cologuard (or erage. It’s important to get tested as often found men who sat for more than six be removed during the procedure, so they any kind of stool-based screening method), as recommended. No matter what your hours a day at work were 90 percent don’t have the chance to develop into can- you will need further evaluation. Most of age, talk to your doctor about your family more likely to feel moderate psycholog- cer. So why don’t people have a colonos- the time, this means needing a diagnostic medical history. People at higher risk for ical distress, such as restlessness, ner- copy if it’s the gold standard? colonoscopy. colorectal cancer because of family history vousness or hopelessness, than those Negative comments about colonoscopy According to Cologuard’s website, the or certain health conditions might need to who sat for less than three hours a day. preparation can make people reluctant to Cologuard test result should be interpreted start screening earlier than age 45. In addition, a sedentary lifestyle sign up. Stories about drinking gallons of with caution. A positive test result does not In addition to getting recommended can signifi cantly increase a person’s an awful-tasting liquid are daunting. But confi rm the presence of cancer. Patients screenings, a healthy diet, exercise and risk for various types of cancer. A in recent years, the taste and amount of the with a positive test result should be re- avoiding tobacco can help protect you from German meta-analysis of 43 studies in- liquid prep needed has improved. ferred for diagnostic colonoscopy. A nega- colon cancer. volving four million people indicated It is also much easier to get a colonos- tive test result does not confi rm the absence Muhannad Heif, MD, is a board-cer- those who sit the most have higher copy when the provider is part of an open of cancer. Patients with a negative test re- tifi ed gastroenterologist with ProMedica propensities to develop colon cancer, access colonoscopy program. This allows sult should discuss with their doctor when Physicians Digestive Healthcare. He is also endometrial cancer and lung cancer. healthy people to schedule a screening they need to be tested again. the chief of Gastroenterology at ProMedica Various medical organizations rec- colonoscopy without the inconvenience False positives and false negative re- Toledo Hospital. ommend individuals get up and move of an initial offi ce visit. Patients save both sults can also occur. In a clinical study, This article is not an endorsement of at any opportunity to help reduce risks time and cost of an offi ce co-payment. To 13% of people without cancer received a Cologuard®, or other related products. This of inactivity. qualify, you must be age 50 or older with an positive result (false positive). 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Guests wel- ing representatives at 419-836-2221. A complete Genoa Curbside pickup: Monday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m., Tuesday- come. Masks are required at this time. Contact listing of events is available at www.presspublica- M emorial Day Observance Ceremony, May 31, Saturday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Allan at 419-698-3733 or Julie at 419-343-5569 or tions.com. 9 a.m., Clay Township Cemetery. Guest speaker visit D28toastmasters.org. State Sen. Theresa Gavarone, Genoa Legion Woodville Food Pantry, 212 Bridge St., is open and Genoa High School Bands, cannon salute by the last Thurs. of the month 6:30-7:30 p.m. and the Toledo Taylor’s Battery and a dove release. Bring a lawn Woodville last Fri. 8:30-9:30 a.m. Available to all Woodville Sunday Supper Drive-thru Dinner, June 13, chair; seating is limited. COVID-19 safety precau- Woodville Library, 101 E. Main St., programs village and township residents. Applications avail- VFW 4906, 2161 Consaul St. Featuring two enchi- tions will be in place. Sen. Gavarone will be at the include: Take & Make Crafts, Tuesdays, 9-5:30 able at the pantry. Accepting help from the pantry ladas (pork or chicken), with sides of rice, beans, Legion Hall, 302 West St., following the ceremony. p.m. for grades K-6 – Pick up a craft to make at will not affect any other benefi ts you may be re- Mexican corn, chips and salsa and dessert. $10. Support the Legion during Poppy Day in Genoa on home; From My Backyard: A Facebook Live Event, ceiving. Dinners are open to the public. Pre-order by June May 28. 10 by calling 419-698-4411 or 419-351-1665. Pick Genoa Branch Library is open to the public with up between 2 and 4 p.m. at the back door of the enhanced health and safety measures. Hours post. For Auxiliary or Post membership, call 419- are Mon. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Tues. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; 698-4411. Weds. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thurs. 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Fri. The Press East Toledo/Oregon Kiwanis resumed face-to- 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Sat. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Closed Sun. face meetings. The Kiwanis meet the second and Curbside service available. St orytime Wednesday Church Worship Guide fourth Mondays of the month at noon at American at 11 a.m. on the library YouTube channel. Call Family Table in Oregon. Everyone welcome. 419-855-3380 or visit www.harriselmorelibrary.org Deadline: Thursday 11:00 am God’s Instruments Food Pantry is open the 1st for details. and 3rd Saturdays of the month, 10 a.m.-noon, Genoa American Legion Hall, 302 West St., is 1705 Tracy St. between Oakdale Street and available for rental for events and parties of up to Northwood Walbridge Toledo Andrus Road. ID and proof of residence required. 100 people. Full kitchen and ample parking avail- Masks required. Open to residents of Toledo, able. Call Tom Chalfi n at 419-460-3265 for more Calvary Lutheran Ch. Athens Missionary Baptist First St. John Lutheran Church Northwood and Rossford. info. 1930 Bradner Rd./Corner Sunday School - 9:45am Waite High School Class of 1951 meets the 2nd Al-Anon Family Group, Genoa Giving and Church Service - 11:00am 2471 Seaman St. 691-7222 or 691-9524 Mon. of every month. For info, call Betty at 419- Getting, meets Mondays at 8 p.m. at Genoa of Woodville & Bradner Rds. 419-836-8986 Wednesday Night Sunday Services: 691-7944 or Fran at 419-693-6060. Christian Church, 415 Main St. Bible Study - 6:00pm 9:00 am Waite High School Class of 1955 meets the 2nd Genoa Community Food Pantry is open the Fellowship Breakfast/Learning: 9:15am Masks Required Tues. of each month. For more info, contact Ned 3rd Sat. each month 10-11:30 a.m. at Christ Sunday Worship 10:30am 101 W. Breckamn St. at 419-893-4336. Community Church, 303 W. 4th St. Serving Genoa Pastor Robert Noble Walbridge, Ohio 43465 Jerald Rayl, Pastor School District residents. ID and billing address www.firststjohn.com within the district required. For more info, call 419- Oregon 341-0913. Oregon Jerusalem Historical Society is par- Trinity Thrift Shop, 105 4th St., Friday 9:30 a.m.- ticipating in the Oregon Community Garage Sale, 4 p.m. and Saturday 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Clothes and Lake Twp. June 3 and 4, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Items for sale will be small household items available at reasonable inside Brandville School at 1133 Grasser St. OJHS prices. Proceeds benefi t mission projects. 2975 Eastpointe Blvd. is accepting clean donated items for the sale June Weekend Masses NorthwoodAdventist.org 1 from 1-4 p.m. No clothing, please. Call 419-693- Gibsonburg Saturday Vigil: 4:30pm 26535 Pemberville Rd. 7052 or email [email protected] for details. Saturday Worship:11:00am (between St. Rtes. 795 & 163) Oregon Democratic Club meets the fi rst Thurs. Gibsonburg Branch Library offers a number of Thursday Bible Study: 7:00pm Sunday: 8am & 10am of the month at 8 pm. The club normally meets at programs, including: Pose & Play, Thursdays in Perrysburg, OH (Lake Township) Firehouse #1 at the corner of Wynn and Seaman May at 11 a.m. via Facebook – Join Mrs. M to learn Phone: 419-837-5023 roads, however due to COVID restrictions, meet- a basic yoga pose and a fi ngerplay; Gibsonburg www.zionlatcha.com ings are held via conference call/Zoom. Visit www. Virtual Adult Book Chat on Zoom, May 24, 7 p.m. oregondemocraticclub.org for meeting information – Join in the virtual discussion of “I was Anastasia, May 9 Drive-In and details. by Ariel Lawhon; Go Green Learning Kits featuring Unity United Methodist Worship Service Euchre, Sundays at 2 p.m., VFW 9816, 1802 spring-themed activities for preschoolers are avail- Woodville Ashcroft. able while supplies last. Borrow the book, “Lola 1910 E. Broadway St. @ 10:15 a.m. East Toledo/Oregon Kiwanis resumed face-to- Plants a Garden,” by Anna McQuinn when you 419-693-5170 Solomon Lutheran On June 6 time changes to 9:15 face meetings. The Kiwanis meet the second and pick up a kit. All programs are free, but some re- Parking Lot Service Rain or shine! fourth Mondays of the month at noon at American quire registration at www.birchard.org. Sunday 11:00 am Church and School Family Table in Oregon. Everyone welcome. No matter who you are, 305 W. Main St. 419-849-3600 “God’s Work, Our Hands” Oregon Senior Center is available for transpor- you are welcome. Sunday Worship: ELCA tation, grab-and-go meals and essential services. Graytown 8am & 10:30am Call 419-698-7078 for more details. Zion UMC, 18045 W. William St., Elliston- Recovery Worship Thurs. 6:30-7:30 pm Oregon Fire & Rescue Museum is located at Trowbridge Rd. – LIGHT pantry open to residents See You in 4350 Navarre Ave. For private tours, contact Mike Pastor Alan Brown of Ottawa County who struggle with food or fi nan- Oregon School Open Enrollment Nursery thru 6th Grade Snyder at 419-297-2383. cial insecurity the 2nd Wed. each month from 5-7 Church! Food for Thought Food Pantry at St. Paul’s p.m. Episcopal Church, Coy Road and Navarre Avenue, is open the 2nd Tuesday of the month from 3-5 Elmore p.m. Luckey Genoa Ashland Church Food Pantry, 2350 Starr Ave., Luckey Food Pantry is open the last Wednesday open the last Saturday of the month for drive-thru of each month from 1-3 p.m. and the last Thursday Trinity from 12-1:30 p.m. ID required. each month from 6-8 p.m. at 247 Oak St. in the Lutheran Church Celebrate Recovery, a 12-step, Christian-based former Loft Youth Center (behind the post offi ce). Sunday School 412 Fremont St. recovery program to help anyone overcome addic- Open to families residing in the Eastwood School In-person Worship tions, anxiety, depression, grief, and co-dependen- District. 9:00am 419-862-3461 cy, meets Wed. from 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Intersection New times Stephen Lutz, Pastor Church (formerly Heritage Christian Church), 1640 Sunday Worship 10:00 am Sunday Worship S. Coy Rd. Everyone welcome; free. Call 419-389- Oak Harbor Bible Fellowships 11:15 am 10:00am In-Person Worship 3299 for info. Annual Village-wide Garage Sale Days, are be- 8:00am & 10:45am Christ Dunberger American Legion Post 537 ing coordinated by the Oak Harbor Chamber of Nursery, Patch Club for kids & 1213 Washington St. Zoom Simulcast 8:00am hall at 4925 Pickle Rd. is available for rentals and Commerce June 4-5. A list of sales will be available Generation Teen Group 419-855-3906 Zoom Bible Study 9:15am accommodates up to 145 people. Call 419-704- at the Chamber offi ce, at the Oak Harbor Library, 5381 for details. and online at www.oakharborohio.net starting Uplifting, joyful, traditional worship. www.stjohnsgenoa.org June 2. A $3 minimum donation is requested to be Grace Evangelical Northwood included on the list. Info required by June 1. Call Pastor Jim McCourt 419-972-2622 Our Lady of Lourdes the chamber offi ce at 419-898-0479. at Wynn Center Catholic Church Lutheran Church Northwood VFW Serving Lunch every Wed. Oak Harbor Public Library, 147 W. Main St., is 5224 Bayshore Rd. Rt. 51 at Witty Rd., Just north of Elmore Serving burgers, nachos, soup and more. Dine in open Mon.-Thurs. 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m., Fri. 9:30 a.m.- 204 Main St., Genoa, OH or carry out. Kitchen open 11 a.m.-8 p.m. 5 p.m. and Sat. 9 a.m.-noon. Patrons are asked to Masses- Sunday Worship-10:00am God’s Instruments Food Pantry is open the 1st wear a mask. Children 15 and younger must be ac- See You in Church! Saturday 6:30 pm and 3rd Saturdays of the month, 10 a.m.-noon, companied by an adult. Programs include: Evening In the parking lot, tune 1705 Tracy St. between Oakdale Street and Book Club, May 25, 6 p.m. via Zoom – a discussion Sunday 10:30 am your radio to 94.1 FM Andrus Road. ID and proof of residence required. of “The Vanishing Half,” by Britt Bennett. The Local Oak Harbor 419-855-8501 Pastor Jaci Tiell Masks required. Open to residents of Toledo, History Museum Center is open Tues. 11 a.m.-3 www.ourladygenoa.org 419/862-3630 [email protected] Northwood and Rossford. p.m. and Thurs. 10 a.m.-noon by appointment www.graceelconline.com Men’s Prayer Breakfast, every 3rd Sat. each only. Visit the library on Facebook or YouTube for St. Boniface Trinity Check out our facebook page. month at 9 a.m. at Northwood Church of God, Coy children’s activities, local history, crafting projects, Catholic Church United Methodist and Curtice roads. For info, call 419-693-0260. book news and more. Call 419-898-7001 for de- Praising. Growing. tails. The library has joined with the State of Ohio 215 Church St. Oak Harbor Main at 4th, Genoa Serving in Jesus’ name. to provide free rapid COVID tests. Stop in to pick 419-898-1389 Sunday School 9:30 am J erusalem Twp. up a test kit, download an app, take the test and Masses - Saturday 4:30 pm Worship 10:30 am Board of Trustees meets the 2nd and 4th Tues, receive results within 15 minutes. Ramp & Elevator See You in of the month at 7 p.m. via Zoom. The public is wel- Oak Harbor Alliance Chapel Food Pantry, 11805 Sunday 8:30 am Pastor Greg Miller come to join in the meeting by call-in or video con- SR 105, is open for appointments on Wednesdays www.sb-oh.org www.genoatrinity.com Church! ference. The meeting phone number and link are from 2-6 p.m. Call or text 419-343-0126 to make available on the Jerusalem Township website at: an appointment. https://twp.jerusalem.oh.us/trustees/. Jerusalem Twp. Food Pantry, open 2nd Wed. of Inspirational Message of the Week: every month, 9-11 a.m. at the township hall, 9501 Pemberville We all sometimes hold on to anger and bit- others allows us to move on with our lives. It’s Jerusalem Rd. Communi ty Food Pantry at Bethlehem Lutheran terness for too long. Thereis something in us always better to forget the wrongs done to us Church, 220 Cedar St., is open every Tues. from which wants to savor the bitterness of real or in the past and move forward with plans for a 11 a.m.-2 p.m. and the 2nd and last Sat. of the Elmore month from 8-11 a.m. Eastwood School District imagined wrongs which have been done to us. better future. Some people are blessed with the Harris-Elmore Public Library is open to the pub- residents may visit the pantry once monthly. ID We obsessively return in our mind to what the ability to almost immediately let things go, while lic with enhanced health and safety measures in and proof of residency required. Info available at person said or did, like touching the sore of a others are cursed with a long memory for griev- place. Hours are Mon. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Tues. 10 Pemberville churches a.m.-6 p.m.; Weds. 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Thurs. 10 wound. But just as your mother reminded you ances. So even if you cannot manage to forget to stop picking your scabs, we would do well the wrong done to you, you might still ¿ nd it in to let go of anger and bitterness. In the book your power to forgive. “Get rid of all bitterness, We are a “click”away! Flourish the psychologist Martin Seligman re- rage and anger, brawling and slander, along ports that “Holding on to anger and bitterness with every form of malice. 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Meal Discounts • Flexible Hours Deputy Chief/EMS Coordinator Applicants will be considered for all concepts Kevin Sanders 2036 Woodville Rd. near Pickle ...... 419-697-1131 Apply @ Hardees.com/careers Phone: 419-838-6536 ext. 110 Blue Heron Wyandot Email: [email protected] 419-693-0700 Plaza Plaza 4624 Woodville Rd., Northwood...... 419-855-3478 419-855-7239 THE PRESS MAY 24, 2021 17          WCCOA Job Pos ng       Ɵ Site Manager KNIERIEM PAINTING & WALLPAPERING (Part Time) EXTERIOR-INTERIOR Antique Barn Sale NORTHWOOD Painting & wall papering; Interior LINDSEY NORTHWOOD #2 3660 County Road 106 HUGE GARAGE SALE wood refinishing; airless spray; Overstock Warehouse 2011 Drouillard Rd Site Manager for the Wood County CommiƩ ee on Aging power wash & blasting; silicone May 28 - 31st Great Eastern Plaza 8:30am – 5:30pm Fri. May 28 – Mon. May 31 is a 20-25 hour per week posiƟ on. DuƟ es include: manage seal; refinishing aluminum siding; 9am – 4pm residential; church, farm. 2664 Woodville Rd. Rain or shine! daily operaƟ ons and services of site; develop, schedule 50+ YEARS EXPERIENCE Wood icebox, oak secretary, wal- Rain or Shine Open every weekend! nut commode, walnut 6 drawer Furniture, clothes, books, kitchen, and facilitate ac vi es; comple on of all documenta on FREE ESTIMATES SAT: (9am-5pm) Ɵ Ɵ Ɵ Ɵ *SENIOR & SPRING RATES* sp0ol cabinet, wood butter churn, outdoor baby care & more! and reports; maintain compliance with all standards. 419-697-1230 SUN: (10am-4pm) wicker furniture, oak china cabi- Cash or Cashapp accepted NORTHWOOD net, church pew, lots crocks, oak For more information call Jean coat rack, wood washtub, lighting 419-277-9083. rods with balls, oak stack book- QualiĮ caƟ ons:   case w/desk, fancy oak bookcase, Degree in Gerontology, Social Work, RecreaƟ on, Business Victorian stands, mission oak mir- NORTHWOOD   ror, oak dresser w/mirror, fruit bas- YARD SALE preferred, or equivalent experience in lieu of degree. Must kets, old toys, flower urn, marble Liquidation Sale possess strong organizaƟ onal skills and must funcƟ on inde- top table, Coca Cola cooler, Corner of Andrus & Owen St. FREMONT NORTHWOOD FLEA MARKET walnut desk w/bookcase, arcade by VFW Hall pendently. Be proĮ cient in MicrosoŌ Oĸ ce (all compo- 515 S. Arch St. Great Eastern Plaza bingo machine, park bench, oak May 27 & 28 nents). Be able to liŌ a minimum of 50 pounds. May 24th thru May 30 2588 Woodville Rd. fire hose cabinet, general store (11am-6pm) TUES-SAT: (9am-5pm) scale, license plates, decoys, Make OFFERS! 8am-5pm primitives, egg baskets w/wood Must have a proven record of working with older adults. Huge Sale! SUN: (10am-4pm) eggs, commercial table saw, lots Jewelry, Tools, Some Tools, Bikes, Outdoor, Camping, of misc. furniture and smalls. Be eligible for bonding and insurable under agency policy. furniture, Household items Fishing, Sports, Appliances, Follow Barn Sale Signs Possess a valid Ohio Driver’s license with proof of auto in- and Misc. Records, Man Cave and more. TOLEDO For more information call Jean 314 Graham St. surance. Meet the requirements contained in Ohio Admin- 419-277-9083. May 21 & 22 BIG, BIG Costume istraƟ ve Code (OAC) 173-3-06.6 (B)(3). Must successfully OREGON May 28, 29 & 30 complete background check. Jewelry Sale (9am- 5pm) 1607 Norcross Dr. Thousands and thousands of th th pieces of jewelry for sale at New and used, lots of May 28 - 30 everything for everyone! Applica ons available at WCCOA, 140 South Grove Street, 9am- 4pm $2 each. Ɵ “TIMELESS COLLECTIBLES” The best designer names in Bowling Green, Ohio. Downloadable format available at Too many items to list! Great Eastern Plaza names for jewelry all for sale Lots of Vintage! 2660 Woodville Rd. under one roof! $2! www.wccoa.net Completed applicaƟ ons must be accom- No Early Sales! Saturdays (9am-5pm) Incredible quality! panied by current resume and returned to the Manager of Sundays (10am-4pm) From to Vintage to Modern! Woodville Great for resale, restocking daily! Human Resources. ApplicaƟ ons will be accepted unƟ l the Coins, trains, antique dolls and Watch battery service, $3. toys, bears, clocks, glassware, All-Town posiƟ on is Į lled.   Jewelry for missions baskets, nautical, holiday décor, Shiloh Christian Union Church   military items, primitives, furniture, Corner of Fulton County Rd. B & 5 clothes, video, quilts, games, On Rte. 20 The Wood County CommiƩ ee on Aging, a 2100 CR 5, between crafts, books, jewelry, purses, Delta, OH non-proĮ t organizaƟ on, is an Equal       shoes, Tupperware, wall hang- th Perrysburg ings, phonographs, knives, mura- May 27 - 29 Opportunity Employer     no and healing jewelery, records, 9a-7pm Daily & Fremont    VHS/DVD's & Players, lamps, Masks encouraged    knick knacks, kitchenware, puz- Beautiful Inventory daily!        zles,TV's, bedding, linens, and MAY 27-29 ! "#!#$ more. For more information call Pick up roster at    "%&#!'#$ Jean 419-277-9083. GET RESULTS! ()*+ ,*+-./ GIBSONBURG McDonald’s, Sunoco,        2681 Township Rd. 24  or Marathon May 28 & 29 Available on sale days. read and use the classifieds (9am-5pm) Clothing, houseware items “MEG'S SWEET PICKINS”     and lots of misc. Tues. - Sat. (9-5)     Sunday's (10-4)      INVITATION TO BID    !" # Great Eastern  $ % &" # NORTHWOOD '()* +)*,-. Grandmother's Estate SEALED BIDS for the furnishing of the necessary materials and construcƟ on of the BENTON Shopping Center & Remodel Sale      AND RAILROAD STREETS WATERLINE PROJECT will be received by the Village of Oak Harbor, 2676 Woodville Rd, Northwood       5403 Curtice Rd. Furniture, Crafts, Glassware,      May 26 thru 29, 9 am - ? Ohio at the oĸ ce of the Village Fiscal Oĸ cer, 146 Church St., P.O. Box 232, Oak Harbor, Ohio   /  $. Barn is overfilled with furniture, Kitchenware, Old Toys and         clothes, DVD's, books, crafts, unƟ l 11:00 AM (Local Time) Friday, June 4, 2021 and at that Ɵ me and place will be publicly Much More! !"#$%%#"&'() scrapbooking, games opened and read aloud.

For more information and much more! Sale 1 of 2! One not to miss! call Jean 419-277-9083 The scope of work consists of the construcƟ on of 1,081 lineal feet of waterline, 2 fi re hydrants and the related appurtenances.

Bids must be sealed and endorsed on the outside of the envelope with the name of the bidder and the project bid upon. Bids received aŌ er the scheduled bid opening date and Ɵ me will neither be read nor considered. No bidder may withdraw his bid for a period of 30 days aŌ er Reach over 25,000 homes the scheduled closing Ɵ me for the receipt of bids. The contract documents and specifi caƟ ons may be examined at the following: with your Garage Sale ad! BEC Associates, 6622 W. Harbor Rd., (St. Rt. 163) Port Clinton, Ohio 43452; The documents may be obtained at the BEC Associates website at hƩ p://www.becassociates. net or by contacƟ ng BEC Associates at 419 898 9200 and submiƫ ng $25.00 payment to them for a non refundable fees and applicable postage costs for each set requested.

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The owner intends and requires that this project be completed no later than November 30, 2021. All contractors and subcontractors involved with this project will, to the extent pracƟ cable use Ohio Products, materials, services and labor in the implementaƟ on of their project. AddiƟ on- ally, contractor compliance with the equal employment opportunity requirements of Ohio AdministraƟ ve Code Chapter 123, the Governor’s ExecuƟ ve Order of 1972, and Governor’s ExecuƟ ve Order 84 9 shall be required.

Each bid must be accompanied by a bid guaranty. The bid guaranty may be of two forms: 1) A Bid Guaranty and Contract Bond using the form in the Contract Documents or 2) a cerƟ fi ed check, cashier=s check or leƩ er of credit in favor of the Village of Oak Harbor, Ohio, in the amount of 10% of the bid. If the contract is awarded a Contract Bond will be required, which is a 100% payment and performance bond. The bid guaranty must meet all requirements of SecƟ on 153.54 of the Ohio Revised Code and the InstrucƟ ons to Bidders. Let Th e Press help get the word out. Pre Bid MeeƟ ng A pre bid meeƟ ng will not be held. Any quesƟ ons regarding the project can Be seen by over 41,000 Press readers! be submiƩ ed to the Engineer via email or phone, and will be answered in a Ɵ mely fashion.

All work shall be carried out in compliance with all federal, state and local laws, rules and regu- laƟ ons that apply to the work. Any project specifi caƟ on item in confl ict with a federal, state, or local law, rule or regulaƟ on, shall be void. Deadline Th ursdays at 1pm* *Ads should run the weekend before your sale. The Contractor shall be required to pay not less than the minimum wage rates establish by the $5.00 OFF Department of Industrial RelaƟ ons of the State of Ohio.

GARAGE SALE AD The Village of Oak Harbor reserves the right to reject any or all bids, and to waive any irreg- Reg. $20 (1” Box) Since 1972 ulariƟ es in a bid, or to accept that bid which in the judgment of proper oĸ cials is to the best (about 30-35 words) interest of the Village. The RESS Any bid may be with withdrawn prior to the scheduled closing Ɵ me for the receipt of bids, but P no bidder shall withdraw his bid within 30 days a er the actual bid opening. Metro • Suburban • Explore *Must mention coupon at Ō time of ad placement. Please email ad and contact info to In accordance with Ohio Revised Code SecƟ on 307.87 this shall service as noƟ fi caƟ on that this classifi [email protected] noƟ ce is available on the BEC Associates internet web site on the World Wide Web by logging Expires 10/28/2021 onto www.becassociates.net and going to the Projects tab on the main page. You will be able Ads can also be placed online at to view the noƟ ce in PDF format. presspublications.com The Village of Oak Harbor is an Equal Opportunity Provider. By the order of Randall L. Genzman, Administrator 18 THE PRESS MAY 24, 2021 NOTICE OF EMPLOYMENT EXAMINATIONS       BACKED BY A YEAR-ROUND  CITY OF NORTHWOOD CLOG-FREE GUARANTEE

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