87th Year Friday, December 2, 2016 Price - Any Amount - It’s all for Charity Published by The Old Newsboys Goodfellow Association - Layout provided by Woodward High School’s Graphic Design and Printing Department - Printed by The Blade

The Toledo Fire and Rescue Department and the Old Newsboys have a long history of working together. The Old Newsboys would like to graciously thank TFRD for their many years of dedication in helping us continue our mission of helping children in need. Ma^+)*/HG@:ik^lb]^gmblC^__H`` The 2016-17 president of the Old Newsboys Goodfellow :eeZg;eh\dblma^+)*/He]G^pl[hrl Association is Jeff Ogg. Jeff has served on the executive board since 2011. Honorary Paper Sale Chairman

Jeff was introduced to the organization by Pat Markland who Mr. Block said he is honored to be named the invited him to one of the Friday lunches back in October, 2007. He Honorary Chairman of the 2016 Old Newsboys did his fi rst paper sale in December 2007. It was at that time that he Paper Sale. got a good feel about the mission of providing need to the fi nancially disadvantaged and has been a strong supporter of it ever since then. He has been involved with the Newsboys his entire life as has his family and Blade executives

have been involved since the Old Newsboys Jeff stated “I always look forward to paper sale day every year. I began in 1929. He personally has supported the enjoy hearing the stories of people who have been helped by the organization for over 30 years. Old Newsboys decades before with a coat for the winter and food for the holidays. These people then continue to pay it forward every year. This is what the Old Newsboys is all Mr. Block states that this charity is the most about and I am proud to be a part of it.” honest charity he is involved with as 100% of all funds raised go towards the mission of helping Jeff has also served on and has chaired the fi nance committee while on the Old needy children and families in our area. Newsboy’s executive board. He has been a part of recommending and approving grants to organizations that provide similar services consistent with the Old Newsboy’s mission. “If all charities operated like the Old Newsboys, there would be more good in this community.” Mr. Block stated. Jeff has been a part of the Toledo community since 2002 and is the owner of Jeffrey P. “BCI and Th e Blade will continue to support the Old Newsboys and I am proud Ogg, CPA Ltd since November 2003. During this time he has given back to the community that our family is associated with this organization. Th is group represents the best by serving on various non-profi t boards. A signifi cant part of his practice is helping other people in Toledo.” non-profi t organizations in the area with necessary tax and fi nancial reporting so they can go about fulfi lling their missions of helping others. Allan Block is Chairman of the Board of Block Communications, Inc., holding that role since 2004. Previously, Mr. Block held several management positions “My belief is that each of us has a talent that we can use to help others. I help other within the company and remains the Director/Chairman of several subsidiaries. organizations with my fi nancial expertise so that they can go about using their expertise to fulfi ll their core mission to help the Toledo community.” Th ese companies span the cable, newspaper publishing, broadcast and telecom industries; and under his leadership, have focused on innovation and quality. In Jeff was born and raised in Flint, Michigan. During his time there, he saw what Old particular, the cable and telecom businesses have consistently out-rated similar companies in customer satisfaction surveys. Newsboys of Flint do for that community by providing a gift for children at Christmas and coats and boots for the winter and was thrilled for the opportunity to help the Toledo Old Mr. Block serves on the board of directors at Th e Toledo Museum of Art and Newsboys do the same. C-SPAN. He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, PA.

Jeff is married to Debby and has three daughters, Emily, Juliann, and Angela.

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Another recruit of Steve’s was his oldest sister Margaret Finkbeiner, or “Marge” as she became known to the Old Newsboys. Marge has been an active volunteer for more WKDQ¿IWHHQ\HDUV6KHUHFHQWO\UHWLUHGLQ-XQHDIWHU\HDUVDVDJUDLQLQVSHFWRUZLWKWKH$QGHUVRQV¶IROORZLQJ\HDUVRIVHUYLFHZLWK&DUJLO0DUJHDOVRKDVUHFUXLWHG IDPLO\PHPEHUVWREHFRPHDFWLYHLQWKHFKDULW\0DUJHLVDPRWKHUWRWKUHHER\V'DQ-HII5REHUWDQGGDXJKWHU0LFKHOOH )LQNEHLQHU +DOFRPE'DQDQGKLVZLIH(OOHQ DORQJZLWKWKHLUFKLOGUHQ-HIIDQG0LFKHOOHKDYHDOOYROXQWHHUHGIRUWKHSDSHUVDOHLQWKHSDVW'DQFDQEHIRXQGDQQXDOO\GULYLQJLQWKH(DVW7ROHGR+ROLGD\3DUDGHZLWKWKH Old Newsboys as many Segura family members march alongside.

Also a graduate of Waite High School, Marge, an avid fan of Michigan football, enjoys watching the many sporting events of her grandchildren and great grandchildren . Marge has sold the charity paper at the Rite Aid in Rossford, and can be found smiling whether in rain, sleet or sunshine. According to Michelle, the Old Newsboys helped the Segura’s in the past and her mother will therefore always give back.

Steve and Marge may be at odds when it comes to rooting for their favorite college football team, but they both have a drive for helping others less fortunate. Annually, many families become active in the paper sale, however, none have matched the sheer numbers in which the Segura family has devoted to the organization. Both have made volunteering a family affair.

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Luke Harman David Taylor Rachel Doran John Pezzino Dick Fuller Jim Pool Jim Melms Sharon Dickerson Bob Wuest Pat Markland 1st Vice President 2nd Vice President 3rd Vice President 4th Vice President Secretary Executive Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Historian Chaplain

Tracey Edwards Tim Reny Bill Sanford Jeff Ogg Jim Melms Stan Czerminski Denise Kamcza Greg Loeb Pat Markland John Pezzino Luke Harman Annual Banquet/ Appreciation Party Drug Awareness Finance Finance Good and Welfare Membership Membership Membership/ Membership Paper Sale Finance Golf Classic Visitation / Photographer Section Leader

Emilio Ramirez Jack Renz Jr. Ron Shnider Dave Hendricks Sherry Walker Bob Zimmerman Rex Maxwell Jay Gast Tom Weisenburger Jim Bishop Policy Chairman Relief Scholarship Sports Charity Paper Publicity Charity Paper Dist. Nominations Billboards Pancake Breakfast

Jerry Baum Bob Brandon Dean Chase Mark Feldstein Danny Knopp Ron Navarro Laurie Renz-Gast John Th arp Dave Williams Bob Wuest Gary Wyse Section Leader Section Leader Section Leader Section Leader Section Leader Section Leader Section Leader Section Leader Section Leader Section Leader Section Leader Old Newsboys Goal: Our goal has been the same since our founding in 1929. Family House We provide immediate emergency service when a school administrator, The Old Newsboys are well teacher, police offi cer, fi re offi cial, or neighbor reports a child in need. Th e known for providing coats and shoes to kids in need. Newsboys motto: ‘assistance without delay’ In addition, we often meet the needs of others who are Mission: Th e Old Newsboys are driven by a straight-forward, yet important in the business of helping people. Family House is dedicated to providing mission: “No child shall miss school for lack of shoes or coat.” homeless families in crisis with professional, comprehensive housing and social services in Company Overview a safe, caring environment. Their goal is to help Every December, Old Newsboys volunteers brave the cold and elements to man area street corners to families in their time of crisis fi nd permanent “hawk” their Charity Edition Newspaper. Typically, they usually raise about $200,000 in a single day! housing, help them regain control over their 100% of every penny collected goes to provide emergency assistance to Toledo area school children. lives, and reclaim their independence. Providing Additionally, the Newsboys distribute 11 college scholarships annually to deserving high school seniors. 3 meals a day to an average of 36 families at They also serve as emergency back-up to fund the Northwest Ohio Food Bank throughout the year, and a time can be challenging without the right provide fi nancial assistance to numerous other local groups that focus on supporting needy kids and equipment. Chef Marshall was working with a families in our area. nice mixer, but it was too small to meet their daily needs. He would sometimes make 8 No child has ever been denied service. batches to serve one meal. The Old Newsboys purchased a commercial mixer and delivered it The Old Newsboys Goodfellow Association provides aid and relief to the fi nancially disadvantaged of on September 8th. Everyone, especially Chef Northwest Ohio through several programs: Marshall, was thrilled! They had smiles from ear • Distribution of clothing and shoes to needy children in the area through the use of vouchers to ear. This one item will make it so much easier distributed by school administrators on an as needed basis. and more effi cient for them to feed families in • Donations to charitable organizations including non-profi t groups providing services and assistance their time of crisis. Thanks to Family House to needy youths in the area. for the care they provide to an average of 300 • Distribution of boxes of food and toys during the holiday season to needy families in the area. families every year. We are proud to be your partner. To learn more about Family House, visit • Distribution of boxes of food throughout the year to needy families. www.familyhousetoledo.org

Old Newsboys Past The Old Newsboys Give $40,000 Grant to Presidents 1929–2016 Sheriff Department

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Purchases made: Chairs 'HOO/DSWRSVIRUHDFKRI¿FHU Miscellaneous Paper Desktop organizers Writing instruments Wireless Mouse(s) HP Printers Wireless Keyboards Fuel for transportation Verizon 4G mobile internet connections (Air Cards) Apple iPhones, cases Ricoh Copier, Scanner, and Fax machine Informational pamphlets, folders (Keystone Printing) HP Laser Jet Pro 400 Color Printer D.A.R.T. educations display boards Color Toner(s) Latex Gloves File Cabinets Eye protection Desks Business Cards Tentatively – the purchase of limited body armor with / covers Toledo, Ohio–December 2, 2016–Page 3 We can always depend on labor for their enthusiastic support

George Tucker Chuck Collison Ken Lortz Shaun Enright Dennis Duffey Bruce Baumhower Ray Wood Kevin Dalton Exec. Sec. President Director Exec. Sec. Sec–Treas President President President–Toledo Toledo Area AFL–CIO Teamsters Local 20 UAW Region 2B N.W. Ohio Building Trades Ohio State Bldg. Trades UAW Local 12 UAW Local 14 Federation of Teachers

Robert Bickerstaff Roy Grosswiler Jeff Koenigseker Daniel Wagner Dave Blyth Jeff Bockbrader Matt Cherry Corey Beaubien Chris Monaghan President Bus. Mgr. President President TPPA Staff Rep. Bus. Mgr. Bus. Rep. Bus. Rep. Bus. Rep. UAW Local 1435 I.B.E.W. Local 8 Firefighters Local 92 Council 8 Carpenters Local 351 Sheet Metal Workers Local 33 Sheet Metal Workers Local 33 Sheet Metal Workers Local 33

David Fleetwood Scott Lopez Don Huss Bill Box Dan Brubaker John C. Mickey James Peppers Mark Wilson Emilio Ramirez Bus. Manager Political Director Bus. Rep. Bus. Rep & Political Action President Bus. Mgr. Field Rep. Asst. Bus. Mgr. President Painters Local 7 Laborers Local 500 Plumbers/Fitters Local 50 Bricklayers Local 3 I.B.E.W. Local 8 Boilermakers Local 85 Greater NW Ohio Glaziers Local 948 Teamsters Local 20 TAPP-UAW Local 5242 AFL-CIO

The Old Newsboys Deliver a Helping Hand in The generous and helpful relationship the Old Newsboys has established with the Andersons allows for reduced costs for coats and shoes allowing this 2015-16...$300,000 in Coats, Shoes, Food Baskets, important addition to making a trip to school a little warmer for our children. High school students often need a warm coat in winter. With help from the High School Scholarships, Local Social Agency Andersons, the Old Newsboys even offer a high school style coat that keeps Assistance, Drug Awareness Programs and our young adults warm with a look that urban school teens are comfortable Emergency Relief for Our Community wearing. Quietly and quickly the Old Newsboys answer the request. Through the help of our great friends and partner at the Toledo Seagate (Toledo, OH.) – The past year the Old Newsboys Goodfellow Association Food Bank, the Old Newsboys distributed nearly $15,000 in emergency food worked hard for our community, but their work is not the type of work related baskets in 2015-16. Generous baskets of healthy and nourishing foods were to a job, nor the kind that is considered a hand out. The Old Newsboys distributed at holiday time and throughout the year to families struggling to work is that of assistance and a hand up with dignity for our community. get complete meals to their kitchen tables. With no red tape, our organization provided over $165,000 in relief. With help from over 300 schools, unions, policemen, firemen, sheriffs, outreach The Old Newsboys help with more than just coats and shoes for children. organizations, hundreds of life members and volunteers in 2015-2016, the Over the last year, the Old Newsboys helped Lucas County Sheriff, John Old Newsboys relief efforts delivered area families a helping hand with warm Tharp, an Old Newsboys Past President, with a gift of $40,000 to help in the coats, hats, gloves, shoes and emergency food baskets. efforts the Sheriff’s Office is spearheading with their DART unit. This Drug Abuse Response Team unit has recognized the devastating loss that drugs Children attending Public, Parochial, Charter or Private schools in grades and heroin cause families. The profound number of local deaths of loved Kindergarten through Twelve benefited from a brand new coat, warm hat and ones caused by opiate overdoses is staggering. Children often end up on gloves, and pair of new shoes. Pre-school and even home-schooled children the short end or abandoned by parents hooked on this highly addictive drug. were reached. If a Policeman, Fireman, Teacher or School Administrator The DART unit attempts to reach out to those using, and help get these folks recognizes a child in need, without red tape or restriction, the Old Newsboys the rehabilitation and information they need to get off this deadly drug. filled the request. Union leaders also identified member ranks in need and provided many families with emergency food relief. Since 1929 the Old Following the line-of-duty loss of Falko, the Toledo Police K-9 four-legged Newsboys have recognized the importance of helping those less fortunate, patrolman, the Old Newsboys reached out to TPD and purchased bulletproof and today that effort continues to be the driving goal of the organization. vests to keep K-9 unit dogs safe. The Old Newsboys also fund $55,000 in scholarships each year for area high school seniors. The scholarships The Old Newsboys offer emergency vouchers to school districts are used to help students continue in post secondary education. These are reaching far across the Northwestern Ohio region. The list totals nearly just a few ways of note that the Old Newsboys help our community. The 300 organizations and continues to grow each year. Affiliate schools and Newsboys also recognize one-time grant requests. Over the years, the Old organizations complete the vouchers on-line. The vouchers are then printed, Newsboys have helped hundreds of organizations that help local children approved by the issuer, and presented to the person in need. It is with this and their families. efficient and innovative process that the Old Newsboys are able to continue to reach more children, in more schools each and every year. The 2015-2016 year for the Old Newsboys has been filled with doing the work we do best. The Newsboys help many in our community in many Principals, Teachers, Police Officers, Fire Personnel, Public and Union different ways. When a community member needs a helping hand, we offer Officials often become aware of families in emergency crisis or families the hands of the Old Newsboys Volunteer membership. Last year, the Old that have experienced complete loss of all their possessions. Burnouts, Newsboys collected $187,000 during the charity paper sale and donation homelessness and complete loss of wages often present families with collection. It is easily noticed that this figure does not come close to the nowhere to turn. The Old Newsboys Emergency Relief and Special Family level of relief our organization provided in the same year. We need your help!! Crisis assistance is there. Principals, Police and Fire representatives identify Please purchase a paper and make a donation to the Old Newsboys so that specific needs during these times of crisis and the Newsboys go to work. we can keep up this level of help in our community. It is heart-warming to Clothing, personal care items, dishes, laundry detergent, dressers, cabinets know that your dollars collected here go directly back to our community. The and even inflatable beds for children sleeping on dirt floors have been included Old Newsboys hear a call for help and they fill the need. It is with your kind in many of these special relief requests. Over $30,000 was spent last year donation that we are able to continue to do this work. delivering a little help to families when times may have looked their worst. For 86 years, beginning in 1929, the Old Newsboys Goodfellow The motto of the Old Newsboys has long been that “no child shall miss Association has been a 100% volunteer organization. Not one person is paid school for want of a warm coat or pair of shoes.” Each year the need increases. for their efforts. Membership in the Newsboys is a proud commitment to Last winter over 5,000 vouchers were processed and quickly filled with the helping our community in many ways and helping children feel the warmth of help of a partner and friend, The Andersons Store. Located at Talmadge and a new coat or brand new pair of shoes. Our organization is always looking for Monroe Streets in Toledo, the store managers and customer service agents more members. If your interests are similar, please consider joining our ranks. willingly assist the families with selection of coats and shoes and validate the Leadership, friendship and a sense of willingness to help others are all the vouchers. Distribution of coats and shoes at this large volume would not be requirements you need. The Old Newsboys is a way to help your community, easily accomplished without the Andersons assistance. with no red tape, while building lifelong friendships and placing resources in the hands of those who need help and often cannot, or will not, ask for it.

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William Akos Michael Czerniak Czar Haddad Bob Lohner Jack R. Puffenberger Dr. Steve Sutton Frank Alberts, Jr. Edward D Dagiau Kevin Haddad Tedd Long Barney Quilter Lawrence J Swartz Deane Allen Michael Damas Alexis Hager Herman Louy Jim S. Rabbitt Fred Szabo Dale Anderson Richard Damschroeder Fred Hammer James J. Louy Andrew J. Rakay Ty Szumigala Gordon F. Anderson Robert Dankmer Paul Hankins Charles Lowe John Rakay Lance Talmadge Allen Andrews Janice Darah Patti Hanna-Garlitz Harry Lublin Emilo Ramirez Randy A. Tansel Karen Ardner George Davidson Charles Hanson John Ludeman Sarah Ramirez Robert Tate Louis Axonovitz Harold Davis Steven Hanson C.A. Maeder Solomon Rappaport David Taylor Joe Badyna Lucille Desser John Harms Ruth Maeder David Raszka Lester Terry Bernard Baker William Desser Jay Harris Lloyd Mahaffey David Rathke Preston Thal Waiting for the shotgun start Samuel Balin Andy Devine Blair D Hartley Pat Markland Joe Ravary John Tharp George Balish,III David Dewood Brett R. Hartley Art Marx George C. Ray Claude Thomas Julius Barry Jim Donkel Richard B Hartley John Mattimoe Edward J Reiter James Thomas Ray O. Bassler John Donofrio Allan Hass Richard Matyok M. Rejent Rev. John Thomas Jerry Baum Louis Donohue %5.HQR+DW¿HOG Rex Maxwell Timothy E. Reny Douglas Thrun Mike Beakas Chief David Drake David Hendricks Virginia McGee Laurie Renz Jim Tichy Emmett Beavers Jr Dennis Duffey Bill Herzig Dan McGuire Jack D Renz Richard J. Tobias Michael Bell Timmie Lee Duncan Dan Hess Sarah McHugh Hon. Francis Restivo Jack Treuhaft Norman Bell, Sr. William A Dunn Donald T. Hickey James D. McLaughlin Ray Rice Eulan G Tucker, CPA Barbaranne Benjamin Nancy Duwve Omer Holman Steve McLaughlin John Richards Ethel Uhrman James Benjamin 6WDQOH\(EHUÀXV Robert Houck Steven Melchi Anthony Robakowski Dawn Viertlbeck John Benya Kenneth Eck James D. House Catherine A. Melms Robert Robaszkiewicz Jeff Viertlbeck Mary Bilger Malcolm Edge Fred Hyman Christopher Melms Lou Robbins Geoff Waggoner Rusty Bilger Tracey A Edwards Billie Iles Connor Melms Robert Roman Ray Walendzak William Birr Joe Eisler Ralph Isenstein James Melms Leonard Rosenberg Ray Walendzak Jim Bishop Thomas E. Elliott Marvin K. Jacobs Kevin Melms Thomas J. Roth Rufus Wallace Allen Block Crystal Ellis Cyrus Jaffee Thomas Merickle Thomas M Roth Dave Warders A motley crew. Nancy E Block James L. Eppstein Mark L. Jarvis Jim Michalski S.D. Rothman Foster Watkins William Block, Jr. Rev. Raumond Etzel Mike Jewell Alan Mikesell Ron Royhab Lawerence E. Weeman Richard Bodendorfer Dan Farbrother Charles Johnson Nancy Miller Dave Ruble Herb Weingarden In Memoriam H.F. “Hal” Boehler Jamie Farr Don Johnson Paul Miller Cecil Russell Matthew Weisenburger Miles Booth Mollie Fedlock Phil Jones Philip Miller Phillip Safford Matthew Weisenburger As Toledo’s Old Newsboys Goodfellow span the Dennis Borzynski Paul A. Fee, Sr. Albert Joseph Herthel W. Milroy Michael Samborn Richard Weisenburger city, they will do the work that has served this Terry Bossert Mark Feldstein Robert A. Joseph W.H. Milroy Randall Samborn Thomas Weisenburger community for so many years. But this year will be Thomas Bowes William Fenton Earl Kaiser Terry Mohler Bill Sanford Mary Welsh diff erent as some of their most loyal workers will be Robert Boyd Harry Fink Jack Kale Kenneth Moon Kenneth Sarka, Jr. Nemo Wexler Tom Brady P.W. Fisher Denise Kamcza Mary Morrison Julish Scallish William Weyandt missing from the street corners and intersections. Christine Brennan Joseph Flores Richard Kamcza Howard J. Moskowitz Harry Schall Ed White “Old Newsies” recall with a great sense of heritage James H Brennan Jr. John P Foley Leo Kauss James Murtagh, Jr. MD William C. Schaub Ed White the loyal work of those faithful servants whose Ben R. Brown Richard Ford Jim Kenzie George S. Musson Herman Schmalzried Rob Wiercinski Clifford Brown,Judge Kenneth D. Frank Andrew Kerekgyarto Bud Nangle Paul Schoenfelt Dan Wilczynski labor shaped the founding association. Th is year we William G Bruggemann Gary Franks Bernard Kern Carl W. Neeb Daniel Schomaeker Blaine Wiley remember those who we have lost this past year, but Richard Buchholz Relden Freed Daniel J. Kerscher Robert Niedzielski, Sr. Harry Schulman David Wiley whose legacy will continue to thrive through our Michael S. Buczko Thomas Freeman Scott Kerschner Jeri Norris Nathan Schwartz Dr. John Wiley Occie Burt Harold Friedman Dean Kettle James Nowak David Segall Bill Wilhelm ranks and to the hearts of those we will continue Dennis Burzynski Joseph Friedman Kenneth Kill Sr. Chris Nye Joyce Severn Warren R. Wille to serve. Robert T. Calabrese Leith (Ike) Friess John Kirkpatrick Dave O’Brien Jim Sexton John Willey • Joe Badyna • Tim Pecsenye Claude Caldwell Dick Fuller Al Kish Oscar Oehmler Dr. Marvin Shapiro Dave Williams Brian M Carder J.A. Fulton M.F. Klein Marvin A. Ogletree Joseph Sheehy Wilfred Williams • Richard Buchholz • Pete Petersen Robert Carroll E.S. Gallon Maurice Kline Adair Okun Arnold Shenofsky Nathan Willis, Sr. Rick Cavese Jack Gallon Gerald R. Knierim DDS Donald Okun Willis Shinaberry Dave Wittenmeyer • Ray Duwve • Robert Siegel Dean Chase Mark Gallon Johnnie Knorr Vern Olmstead Randy R. Shirk Gary Witzler Robert Chester James Ganoom Gary Koehler Frederick N. Osgood Al D Shnider Norman Witzler Ruth Cicerella Thomas Garcher John F. Kolbeck W. Paul Overman, Jr. Ron Shnider R Kenneth Wolfe Woodward High School Graphic Daniel Cipriani, Jr. Frances Garvin Michael Krajewski Tom Overmeyer Bernard Shuer Ray Wolford,Jr. Billie Ann Clements Wm Jay Gast David Kubiciki John G. Palsa Robert Siegel Gary Wolniewicz Design and Printing Program Dora Cohen Sam Geraldo Eleanor Kuehn Edward Paluch Thomas Sigurdson Bob Wuest Harry Coine Joseph M Gerdenich Richard Kurschat Chrilstina Parran Adair Silverman Gary Wyse Helps Create the Layout for Th e Old Lloyd Colenback Mary Lou Gilbert Richard Kurschot Jim Parsons Dr. Henry Silverman, Jr. Bruce Yeager Newsboys Goodfellows Newspaper Arnold Combs William Gilbert James W. Kwasniak Timothy Pecsenye William Sine Charles Yeager Jack Cone Timothy Gladieux Brett Lamour Ralph Peshek Jack Sloan Carolyn Yenrick Toledo Public Schools Woodward High School Graphic Francis L. Conger Arthur Gluntz Leonard Langenderfer Paul C. Peters Irving Smilo David Yenrick Design and Printing Department helped to create the layout Charles Conner Stan Godlewski David Langendorfer Paul Peters III David E Smith Ira R. Zaunter for this year’s Goodfellows Newspaper. The students learned Sonia Connors Joseph Goldberg Rick Lanx Paul Peters III Ernest Smith Joe Zerbey Timothy D. Connors Harry Goldman Raymond C. LaPlante Peter Petersen Gerald G. Smith Phil Dr. Zimmerman how to assemble the stories, images, and graphics using Lawrence Conway Ross Goodfellow Jeanette Laskey Kellyjean Peter- Robert Freeman Smith Robert Zimmerman industry standard computer software. The class is proud of Bernie Cook Ross Goodfellow Bill Lauer son-Chadwick Raymond A. Spychala David W. Zoll their accomplishments and looks forward to working with Alden Cooper Richard Green Phillip Le Boutillier,Jr. Vernon Petler Dick Stainbrook Steven Zuber The Old Newsboys in the future. This award winning program James Corrigan 0DUN6*UHHQ¿HOG Paul Leichty George Photos Richard Stainbrook Thomas Davis gives the students the opportunity to earn college credits, Linda Costell Robert Greenwald Harry Levine Joe Pierce James Stark Thomas J. Freeman Warren H. Cottle Viola Grochowski Sid Levinson John Pierce,Sr. Harold Steinberg Chuck Puhl internships with area businesses, and learn skills that will Albert Couch Jerome Gross Ira Levison John Pietras Paul Steinberg William Justin prepare them for a job in the industry. Joseph Cousino Roy Grosswiler Bill Lewand Mark L. Pietrykowski Dale Stormer Kathleen Barber Phil Couture Paul Grover Lloyd Lewis Veronica Pinciotti Charles J. Strader James J Kozlowski Donald Crider Stephen Gruszczynski Bruce Liebenthal Robert W. Pocotte MD John Straub Michael Goetz Francis Crinks David Guerin Denton Lloyd, Jr. Judge John Potter Stanley Sudek, Jr. Stanley Czerminski Howard Haas Greg Loeb Robert Proctor Florence Sulewski Donald M. Czerniak L.D. Hackett Bob Lohner James L. Puella Jude Sutter Deceased Members

Howard Adkins George Hanna Thomas Patchen A.H. Steinberg, MD David V. Brown Ben Shenofsky Alfred Boerger Stanley R. Hesselbart Art Pawlicki John W. Stoepler Christine Shnider Charles Loeb Robert Bonnell Ben IIman Frank Pizza Joe Tomasi David Hendricks Edward Rutherford Jack Bustow Arthur J. Kaminsky Hy Posner Lou Tomczak Judge William J Skow Richard Rice Hey Newsboys and friends.. We now have a twitter William Collins Harry Kessler Linda Priscsak Walter Treuhaft Bill Gliszcinski Fran Scallish account. @toledonewsboys check us out and tweet Wayne Current S.F. Korman, M.D. Tom Ravashiere Clifford E. Webb Beverly Swartz Paul Hankins as often as you want. We can use some followers. Ted Dial Ed Lagger Warren Rayman Grace Weiss Ron Born John Wirth Thank you. Sid Douglas Bob Leonard Jack Renz Sam S. Weiss Robert Standriff Jim Wilusz Check us out on the web at Forrest England Hans Luttmann Sam Rogolsky James Whitaker Howard Syroka John McHugh www.toledonewsboys.org Louis Forman Jim Maidlow Bill Rosenberg Robert E. Willets Richard E. Putry Joe Badyna Charles Forrester, MD Mike Marko Rollie Schmidt Glenn Williams Thomas Ainsworth Richard Buchholz Leon Frankel Rowend Masterson J.E. Schmidt Msgr. Julius Boxenbaum Edric Costain Ray Duwve Mike Frobel John Matheny Edna Shnider William J. Syring Kim Boyd Tim Pecsenye Fred Fuller Thomas Maxwell Joseph Sofo Irving Birr Elmer Scallish Pete Petersen Virgil Gladieux Dave McEwen Leon Spevak Al. Samborn Judge Reno Riley Robert Siegel Richard Gordon James Millen Sharon Standriff Frank Doomchin Riley John Kroll Toledo, Ohio–December 2, 2016–Page 5

Executive Director Dave Wehrmeister and members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Toledo pay tribute to their rich history with the Toledo Newsboys. Singing sensation Caly Bevier hawking the Rocky, Rocksy, and the Harman kids on campus selling Goodfellow from her studio in New York. papers.

Coach Jason Candle helps the BCSN star Tom Cole selling a Downtown Toledo business Toledo Walleye great Kyle When baseball season is over Old Newsboys tackle tough few papers while in between local owner Ed Beczynski selling Rogers supports the Old Muddy can be found hawking times from the Glass Bowl. sports stories. copies of the Goodfellow Newsboys on and off the ice. the Goodfellow Newspaper at outside of Th e Blarney. the Huntington Center while cheering on the Walleye.

The Old Newsboys Salute You! IBF lightweight champ Robert Easter Jr. hawking papers ringside at Glass City Boxing & Fitness.

Rocket Basketball Coaches Tricia Cullop and Basketball great Dennis Hopson and company are Dr. Durant and TPS are Proud to represent the Old Tod Kowalczyk take a break from practice to sell papers ready for the 2016 ONGA Paper Sale. Newsboys at Chase STEMM Academy. at Savage Arena. Old Newsboys Charity Paper Sale Collects $188,265 The Old Newsboys Goodfellow Association is a 100% volunteer organization that raises funds to help provide shoes and coats to children in need as well as food for families in need throughout the Greater Toledo Area. The Old Newsboys Goodfellow Association raised $188,265 from their 86th annual charity paper sale held on December 4th, 2015. Although short of their $200,000 goal Paper Sale Chairman Jeff Ogg deemed it a success The Old Newsboys also earn additional funds through their annual golf outing, Shoe Bowl Football Event, and St. Patrick’s Day drive. The funds raised will go to provide coats and shoes for children in need through their partnership with The Andersons. The Old Newsboys also provides clothing and emergency food for other families in need throughout the Greater Toledo Metropolitan area. Last winter, the Old Newsboys still provided $133,381 worth of clothing and shoes and $4,934 in emergency food baskets to the community. $528.00 Jim Addis $1,800.96 Gary Koehler $100.00 Don Schafer $176.67 Oregon Board of Education $12,698.00 UAW Local #12 $530.24 Larchmont $184.00 Tom Adkins $456.00 Bill Koogan $241.00 Steve Segura $100.00 Pexco $500.00 UAW Local #12 Retirees $111.00 Leverette $1,700.00 Cliff Bartelt $100.00 Jim Kozlowski $327.00 Gary Selleck $150.00 Players Club $500.00 UAW Local #14 Retirees $2.50 Longfellow $200.00 Dorotha Baum $100.00 Dave Krego $735.00 Jim Sheehy $850.00 Ranson & Randolph- $1,002.00 UAW Local #1435-Toledo $281.69 Marshall $4,197.65 Jerry Baum $100.00 Norman Kutz $13,373.00 Ron Shnider Dentsply Machining $131.17 McKinley $272.00 Emmett Beavers $100.00 Jim Kwasniak $175.00 Terry Short $120.00 Red Hat Shady Divas $6,030.00 UAW Local #14-Powertrain $40.00 Mctigue $556.72 Gene Benedict $1,991.60 Betty Lagger $746.00 Pete Siwa $3,020.00 Renz Family $176.55 Navarre $531.50 Bill Birr $267.00 Dave Lehman(Rockys) $440.00 Tom Smith $100.00 Ronfeldt TOLEDO PUBLIC SCHOOLS $137.44 Oakdale $184.00 Jim Bishop $234.00 Denton Lloyd $250.00 Tom Smith  6SULQJ¿HOG $60.00 Arlington $235.21 Old Orchard $100.00 Bill Box $2,900.00 Greg Loeb $1,000.00 Richard Stainbrook $400.00 St. Vincent’s Support $1,157.33 Beverly $11.19 Old West End Academy $869.00 Bob Brandon $296.00 John Mahler $100.00 Harold Steinberg $500.00 St. Vincent’s Tech $300.37 Byrnedale $2.67 Ottawa River $500.00 Jerry Brown $792.00 Pat Mallon $1,513.00 Marlene Stiltner $181.00 Stranahan $201.13 Bowsher $6.87 Pickett $1,044.00 Dean Chase $540.00 Pat Markland $1,012.00 Kevin Szyskowski $118.00 Teledyne $14.23 Burroughs $497.00 Raymer $300.88 Sylvia Clark $100.00 John Mattimoe $603.00 David Taylor $100.00 The Four Horseman $54.61 Chase $25.13 Reynolds $243.00 Carl Cochenour $200.00 Chuck McCune $304.16 Amy Thornton $105.00 Thursday Lunch Bunch $38.97 DeVeaux $424.05 Riverside $976.50 Joe Cousino $100.00 Chris Melms $200.00 Theodore Turner  7ROHGR)LUH¿JKWHUV/RFDO $946.80 East Broadway $130.14 Robinson $150.00 Rob Cousino $100.00 Connor Melms $100.00 Arnie Vasquez $226.00 Toledo Stamping $144.75 Edgewater $6.50 Rogers $2,122.27 Abe Cruz $100.00 Kevin Melms $1,000.00 Dawn Viertlbeck $100.00 Toth $93.85 Educare $211.00 Scott $431.59 Don Czarcinski $200.00 Cathy Melms $616.00 JC Voigt $153.81 Elmhurst $216.00 Sherman $2,225.20 Stan Czerminski $100.00 Kyrsten Merritt $1,100.00 Tom Weisenberger UNIONS  *DU¿HOG $20.71 Stewart $632.00 Jerry Denham $135.00 Steve Mierzejewski $989.00 Kathy Wersel $3,170.50 Electricians Local #8 $122.00 Glendale-Feilbach $21.00 Waite $100.00 Sharon Dickerson $198.26 Jackie Mierzejewski $298.00 Bryan West $250.00 Labor Community Services $50.00 Harvard $632.75 Walbridge $178.00 Tracey Edwards $354.00 Jerry Miller $975.00 Dave Williams $1,000.00 Northwest Ohio Buildings Trade $9.00 Hawkins $10.42 Whittier $165.00 Mark Ehrenfried $100.00 Kathleen Mohr $200.00 Bob Wuest $100.00 Painters Local #7 $30.05 Jones $19.74 Woodward $1,000.00 Shaun Enright $385.00 Dan Mullen $495.00 Gary Wyse $975.00 Sheet Metal Workers Local #33 $6.00 Keyser $842.68 TPS Administration $513.00 Dan Finkbeiner $100.00 Keith Mullen $1,500.00 Bob Zimmerman $1,500.00 Toledo Area UAW Cap Council $207.19 King $151.48 Marge Finkbeiner $165.00 Michael Murnen $135.00 Steve Zuber $105.00 Jeff and Kelly Finkbeiner $145.00 Jim Nowak $541.72 Joe Zychowicz $295.00 Ellen Finkbeiner $2,273.00 Jeff Ogg NEW MEMBERS NEEDED $100.00 Carty Finkbeiner $3,635.00 Paul Orosz GROUPS/ORGANIZATIONS/ $100.00 Terry Firsdon $200.00 Timothy Pecsenye BUSINESSES $25 for 1 year Don’t delay – join today. $240.00 Ken Fisher $100.00 Jamie Peppers $227.00 Blarneys $300 for Life Membership (one time payment for those under 65 years of age) $350.00 Ed Garcia $213.00 Vicki Perion $1,390.00 Blessed Sacrament $4,080.00 Jay Gast $129.00 John Pezzino $6,103.00 Chrysler Jeep $200 for Life Membership (one time payment for those under 65 years of age) $233.00 Larry Green $483.00 Jim Pool $679.00 East Toledo Club Those purchasing life memberships receive an attractive life membership plaque to proudly display in their $270.00 Roy Grosswiler $100.00 Bernie Quilter $727.00 JCI Battery home or offi ce and your dues are tax deductible. $246.00 Eric Grosswiler $100.00 Emilio Ramirez $100.00 Jeep Credit Union $771.00 Dave Hendricks $116.00 Pete Reese $200.00 Kern-Liebers Make checks payable to Old Newsboys Goodfellow Association, c/o P.O. Box 2032, Toledo, Ohio 43604 $508.00 Richard Horvath $573.00 Tim Reny $489.69 Libbey Glass Employees NAME______$927.50 Paul Jakubowski $466.00 Laurie Renz $3,406.24 Lucas County Sheriffs $100.00 Bill Justen $1,070.00 Jack Renz Department ADDRESS______$200.00 Denise and Rick Kamcza $205.00 Shawn Robaszkiewicz $500.00 Memory of Julius $1,170.00 Ken Kill $935.00 Martin Rocha Boxenbaum CITY______STATE______$315.00 James Kimble $411.00 Jim Sakel $200.00 Metal Forming $100.00 MOBIS $1,820.00 Danny Knopp $9,755.00 Julius Scallish ZIP______PHONE______Page 6–Toledo, Ohio–December 2, 2016 It’s Time to Say “Thank You”

Allan Block John Robinson Block William Block Jr. Diana Block Joseph Zerbey IV Kurt Franck John Crisp Dick Fuller Mike Mori

This special charity newspaper was made possible in a large part by the generosity of the Block family in donating the printing of the paper. We offer thanks to others at The Blade who provided their fullest cooperation so that all Toledoans who are in dire need could get the necessary help. CHARITY PAPER CHAIRMAN, Luke Harman Steve Dolley William Southern Area Police and Fire Chiefs Support The Newsies

George Kral John Th arp Luis Santiago Mark Hummer Mike Navarre Mark Hetrick Daniel Paez Glenn Goss, Sr. Toledo Police Chief Lucas County Sheriff Toledo Fire Chief Lake Twp. Police Chief Oregon Police Chief Perrysburg Twp. Police Chief Perrysburg Police Chief Rossford Police Chief

$1,000 Scholarships Awarded to ONGA Football and Volleyball Players of the Year Th e Old Newsboys Football Player of the Year was awarded to Mike Warren from Central Catholic High School (not pictured). Runner ups were Bryant Koback from Springfi eld High School (left ) and Pete McIntyre from St. John’s Jesuit High School (right). Th e Old Newsboys Volleyball Player of the Year was awarded to Elizabeth Coil from Saint Ursula Academy (center). Runner ups were Hanna Paul from Toledo Christian (left ), Jayme Cox Saint Ursula Academy (right), Mike Warren (not pictured), Central Catholic Elizabeth Coil, Saint Ursula Academy 2015 Hilton and Maggie Merren from Clay High School (not 2015 Hilton Murphy Player of the Year Murphy Player of the Year pictured).

Old Newsboys Goodfellows Association Awards Eleven $5,000 Scholarships While the principle mission of the Old Newsboys is to provide short-term help to needy children and their families, the organization also provides a form of aid with long range planning in mind. It is an investment in the future of our community made in the form of $5,000 college scholarships awarded to students who have overcome exceptional hardship to achieve excellence in Toledo-area high schools. Candidates must have demonstrated academic achievement, a commitment to learning and community service. Old Newsboys Scholarship recipients may elect to further their education any way they like. It may be college, it may be vocational school, or it may even be used to augment the limited income of apprenticeship training. The recipient presents bills to the Old Newsboys Scholarship Treasurer, who in turn, writes checks against the recipient’s scholarship account to the creditor for approved expenses. Some 73 applications from the class of 2015 were submitted this year, and were narrowed down to 16 finalists. The finalists were interviewed by scholarship committee members and recipients were honored at the 2015 Scholarship Recipients Old newsboys Annual Banquet on Front Row (left to right) Bethany Cox (James Brennan Sr. Scholarship), Cassandra Fernandez November 20, 2105 at Premiere (Elmer and Fran Scallish Scholarship), Selena Pickett (Paul Block Jr. Scholarship, Bryanna Al Shnider Hon. Robert Banquet Complex. Nowak (Renz-Gast Family Scholarship), Amber Crigger (Phil Zimmerman Scholarship). Founder & Franklin The Ray Kest Scholarship was Back Row (left to right) Caleb Foust (Al and Edna Shnider Scholarship), Jesus Porras established in 1965, a year after his (Howard LaFountaine Scholarship), Brittany McDaniel (Bob and Sharon Standriff Chairman Secretary death, to perpetuate the memory of Scholarship, Emaleigh Schultz (Joe Gallon Scholarship), Jadah Bryant (William Block Emeritus Emeritus his work in the organization. Then Sr. Scholarship), Rhonda Whittenmyer (Ray Kest Sr. Scholarship). in 1971, a second scholarship was established to honor Joe Gallon for edition. In 1987 a scholarship was named for longtime member, Phil Zimmerman. In 2004 his endless and energetic efforts on behalf of charity. the Brennan family began funding a scholarship in memory of their father James Brennan In 1983 the Old Newsboys Scholarship committee established scholarships in Sr. In 2007 a ninth scholarship was established to honor Sharon and Bob Standriff. In 2014 the name of Paul Block, Jr. and William Block Sr. A Scholarship named for the program’s scholarships were established to honor the Renz/Gast Families and Elmer & Fran Scallish. founder and chairman Al Shnider was first awarded in 1991. In 2002 it was renamed The Old Newsboys Scholarship Program is primarily supported by the Old the Edna and Al Shnider Scholarship. The seventh scholarship is named for Howard Newsboys Goodfellow Association, and from generous grants and contributions from LaFountaine, a long-time, hard-working member who died while selling our charity supporters of the Ray T. Kest Old Newsboys Goodfellow Memorial Scholarship Fund. Scholarship Committee

Jerry Baum Joseph Cousino Judge Myron John Foley Jim Gault Ken Lortz Darryl Lycourt Tim Mahoney John Mattimoe Duhart

Cathy Melms Mary Judge Jack Tom Caroline Renz Ron Shnider Valerie Shnider Dave Williams Gary Wyse Judge Morrison Puffenberger Puffenberger Gene Zmuda