+ SECTION B, PAGE 4 THE BLADE: TOLEDO, OHIO t FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 2006 + SCHOOLS NEEDING IMPROVEMENT Woodward Dream Cruise attracts These 82 northwest Ohio schools are on a list of those that need improvement because they failed to meet testing goals. Schools are put on the list when they miss the targets of the federal No Child Left Behind measurement, called “Adequate Yearly Progress.” That essentially means subgroups of students thousands to celebrate car culture — including minorities, disabled children, limited English stu- dents, and poor children — scored low on tests for two consecu- ASSOCIATED PRESS “I appreciate the nice paint tive years. A school can get off the list by meeting the goals for BIRMINGHAM, Mich. — WOODWARD DREAM CRUISE jobs, and I appreciate the resto- two years. Three-dollars-a-gallon gasoline, ration work,” said Joe Karbacz, The longer a school remains on the list, the more consequences t hard times in the auto industry, Time: Offi cially, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday. Unoffi cially, all day who said the cars show “a lot of it could face. rising joblessness — nothing and much of the night, now through Saturday. talent, a lot of art.” seems to be able to extinguish tPlace: 16 miles of Woodward Avenue, from the Detroit city He said he planned to return District School Detroit’s love affair with the car. limit at Eight Mile Road north to Pontiac. Saturday to make a couple of FIRST YEAR ON LIST The Woodward Dream Cruise tMaking getting there easier: Free parking is available at the circuits of Woodward Avenue in started 12 years ago as a one- Lima: Independence Elementary Michigan State Fairgrounds in Detroit, with buses running as his restored 1972 Chevy Nova. day chance for classic car own- Not everyone loves the Dream Liberty Elementary far as Pontiac all day Saturday. Street parking is tough to fi nd Heritage Elementary ers to show off their stuff. Since anywhere near the Dream Cruise route. Cruise. In fact, the more people then, the week leading up to the who turn out, the more others Sandusky: Hancock Elementary tWhat to bring: A folding chair, snacks, water, sun screen, offi cial cruise has morphed into complain. They include mer- Madison Elementary one big party. Each afternoon, patience. chants forced to close because onlookers’ lawn chairs line the tWhat not to bring: Alcoholic drinks. Plenty of police will be customers can’t reach them and Findlay: Jacobs Elementary eight-lane artery two and three on hand to enforce outdoor drinking laws. residents who face miles-long Washington Elementary deep. tWhat to do: Watch the cars, listen to music at various sites traffi c jams. Vanlue (Hancock County): Vanlue Elementary Organizers call it “the world’s along the route, drive a classic car on the outer two lanes in A sign in the window of Wesch largest one-day celebration of either direction. Cleaners in Birmingham said it Toledo: Birmingham Elementary car culture” and predict more would close from noon Friday Lagrange Elementary tWhat not to do: Spin tires, drag race, ride outside a vehicle, than a million people will turn to 7 a.m. Monday, adding, “En- Mt Vernon Elementary pour liquids on the roadway. out Saturday to watch an esti- joy the Dream Cruise.” Newbury Elementary mated 40,000 showoff vehicles The closing was just fi ne with Oakdale Elementary that span the history of the au- employee Melinda Hughes. Old Orchard Elementary tomobile. The Dream Cruise covers a whether gas is $2 a gallon or $4 “Last year, I had a good time, Raymer Elementary “It lets everybody forget about 16-mile stretch of Woodward a gallon.” so I said I’d be back this year,” Springfi eld Local Schools: Springfi eld High School their troubles,” said Dottie Avenue from the Detroit city The event is free (How could she said. Wogan, 63, sitting in the shade limit through Pontiac and anyone collect admission to a Some environmentalists got a Lakota: Lakota West Elementary of a tree Wednesday with her touches nine of the city’s north- 16-mile parade?) and depends jump on the Dream Cruise last Lakota Central Elementary husband and another couple ern suburbs. The offi cial event on fi nancial backing from major weekend with the second annu- Fremont: Stamm Elementary from nearby Macomb County. runs from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sat- sponsors that include General al “Green Cruise” in Ferndale. “We’re hot rod wannabes,” urday. Motors Corp., Eaton Corp. and A Green Cruise poster urged Fostoria: Field Elementary 64-year-old Jim Wogan said, The two outer lanes in each the MotorCity Casino. people to “celebrate all forms of Longfellow Elementary laughing. direction are reserved for “clas- Fourteen-year-old spectator transportation that do not burn Well, not all wannabes. Back sic cars,” which the event’s Web Stormy Karbacz of Dearborn fossil fuel” by honoring those Lake Local: Lake Elementary home in Clinton Township, his site says “are loosely defi ned had a clear idea of what she who walk, bike, run, rollerblade Walbridge Elementary friend George Orris keeps a 1930 as those manufactured before wanted to see — distinctive cars or swim. Bettsville: Bettsville Middle School Ford Model A pickup truck with 1975 or a vehicle of special in- out of the past. One of the Dream Cruise’s green body and black fenders. terest.” “Nowadays, cars are just the founders said it’s mixed blessing Charter Schools: George A. Phillips Academy He’s had it for 40 years. “It’s an escape. It’s an outlet same,” said Stormy, sitting in a today, and a lot of work. Heir Force Community School “It was a hot rod when I for reliving memories from the tree-shaded folding chair next “It was fun when it started. Life Skills Center Of Toledo bought it,” said the 69-year-old past,” said Don Tanner, Dream to her father, Joe, on Wednes- Now, it can be a chore,” said Ohio Virtual Academy (online school based in Maumee) retired potato chip executive. “I Cruise executive director. day. “Cars back in the day — you Ferndale police Chief Michael Polly Fox Academy Community School restored it to the original.” “Nobody wants to miss this, don’t see ’em anymore.” Kitchen. Winterfi eld Venture Academy Lake Erie Academy

SECOND YEAR ON LIST Inmate stabs TODAY’S LOG Findlay: Findlay High School Fremont: Fremont Middle School Fremont Ross High School officer in Births monia. and DVDs. Williams, Mattie, 81, Helena, Ark., cardio- Jessica Baugh, Woodruff, jewelry, belt Lima: Lima West Middle School vascular disease. buckles, CD player and CDs. St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center Lima North Middle School Cherryl and Kristan Nicholas, Temper- Woodbury, Clarence, 81, Bedford Town- Fanny Mae, Palmer, copper plumbing and ance, Mich., girl, Tuesday. ship, neurogenic bladder. heat registers. hospital Endia Brock, Steeplebrush, no loss. Sandusky: Adams Junior High School Toledo Hospital Angel Cravens, Fassett, cash and pre- Rachel and Michael Rock, Oregon, boy, Traffi c injuries scription medication. Barker Alternative School July 20. Tuesday B&B Repairs Ltd., Phillips, 114 sets of Sandusky High School escape effort Christine Lipper, Toledo, girl, Aug. 11. 10 a.m. – Greenbelt Parkway and La- steel pots and pans. Teara Dula, Toledo, boy, Wednesday. grange. SUV of Veroneca Osburn, 37, of Krystal Watson, Commonwealth, blue Toledo: Lincoln Academy for Boys ASSOCIATED PRESS Jennifer and Bill Spak, Toledo, boy, Detroit, Mich., and minivan of Emanuel duffl ebag, jewelry box, jewelry, TV/VCR Wednesday. Sutton, 26, of Christian, whose passen- combo, video game system, DVDs, DeVeaux Junior High School COLUMBUS — An inmate Katrina Duprey, Northwood, boy, Wednes- ger, Charmayne Jackson, 19, of Flint, digital camera and laptop computer. Glendale-Feilbach Elementary School coming out of an MRI machine day. Mich., was treated at St. Vincent Mercy Anthony Banks, Briar, loss is undeter- Heather and Jeremy Gibson, Toledo, boy, Medical Center. mined. East Toledo Junior High School stabbed an offi cer with a sharp- Wednesday. 5:08 p.m. – Eleanor and Belmar. Autos of Gardner Signs, Airport, scrap metal and Bowsher High School ened toothbrush, trying to Janelle and Benjamin Motylinski, Dundee, Kelly Clegg, 20, of Willys, and Anthony sign faces. Mich., girl, Wednesday. Lewis, 17, of Higley, and Sara Pietrows- Alice Williams, Sherman, TV, stereo CD/ Reynolds Elementary Tara and Kristen Maier, Toledo, boy, carry out a plan to escape from ki, 19, of Westbrook, who was treated DVD combo player and speaker set. Start High School a hospital in May, according to a Wednesday. at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center. Joyce Dodge, Beechway, two bicycles. 4:40 p.m. – 1800 block of Tremainsville. Les Macek, Oconnell, aluminum siding, prison review. Marriage licenses Auto of Gina Crawford, 22, of Mon- gutters, down spouts, window screen Washington Local Schools: Jefferson Junior High School Marrion Smith, 30, ran clova, Ohio, and motorcycle of Edward frames and screen door. Greenwood Elementary Lucas County Jeziorowski, 45, of Westway, who was Chad Mikrut, Lawnview, laptop computer, through the hallways at Ohio Aug. 16, 2006 treated at St. Anne Mercy Hospital. iPod, DVD burner, digital camera/ Washington Junior High School 4:54 p.m. – I-475 East and Central. Hit skip camcorder, calculator, backpack, lap- Whitmer High School State University Medical Center Matthew Wadsworth, 21, truck driver, and top in bag. Laura Roberts, 21, day care provider, vehicle, auto of Megan Powell, 19, of and, once outside, refused or- Northwood, and auto of Duane Prater, Jada Ridley, Wersell, gocart, bikes, both of Petersburg, Mich. weedwackers, battery charger, rims, Charter Schools: Alliance Academy of Toledo ders by state corrections offi cers Brent Nowakowski, 27, truck driver, and 38, of Starr, who was treated at Toledo Hospital. car audio, wagon, tool chest and Englewood Peace Academy Mallorie Sweatt, 20, both of Maumee. lawnmowers. to stop, the prison records show. Steven McNair, 30, assistant manager, and 6:10 p.m. – Inverness and Byrne. Autos of Ryan Price, 21, of New Albany, Ohio, Shawn Sirkin, Doyle, TV, DVD player, cable Paul Laurence Dunbar Academy One of the offi cers shot at Smith Sonia Flunder, 33, both of Toledo. box, VCR and DVD recorder. Kenneth Keith, 32, cook, and Sherry Aus- and Karl Parker, 25, of Decatur, Ga., Phoenix Academy Community School — the bullet grazed his head who was treated at Toledo Hospital. Check into Cash, Dorr, surveillance tape. tin, 40, housekeeping, both of Toledo. Jamie Cooper, Southcrest, video game Toledo Academy Of Learning — and Smith then fought with Tek Ooi, 32, student, of Toledo, and Ngan 9:26 p.m. – Seaman and Dearborn. Autos of Bryan Piper, 19, of Maryland, who system and DVD player. Toledo Accelerated Academy another offi cer, who at one point Le, 34, technical assistant, of Per- Mary Richardson, Champlain, clothing, rysburg. was treated at Bay Park Community Hospital, and Stephanie Cantu, 19, of shoes, computer, stereo, DVD player Aurora Academy handed his gun to a hospital Michael Sheidler, 35, boilermaker, and and gold bracelet. Kendra Marsh, 29, hair stylist, both of Midvale, whose passengers, Robert technician to keep the inmate Curry, 20, of Curtis, and Timothy See- Heatherdowns Day Care, Glendale, loss is Toledo. undetermined. THIRD YEAR ON LIST from getting it. Nicolas Rumschlag, 27, scaler, of Toledo, ley, 23, of Midvale, were treated at St. Charles Mercy Hospital. Calvin Warren, Utah, medication, VCR, The May 10 altercation has and Laura Eckhardt, 23, legal assistant, VHS movies and cigarette rolling ma- of Temperance. Wednesday Lima: Lima High School not led to any changes in how chines. James Hoffman, 24, food clerk, and April 12:27 a.m. – 2800 block of Lagrange. Hit- Terry Lee, City Park, two air conditioner Lima South Middle School inmates are transported to hos- Sanislo, 23, childcare, both of Toledo. skip vehicle and pedestrian, Billy Joe units. Johnathan Johnson, 24, merchandiser, Unity Elementary pitals for medical procedures, Lawrence, 22, of Gibbons, who was Ann Wilhelm, Annabelle, VCR and cash. and Wendy Baum, 24, secretary, both admitted in critical condition to St. Toledo Community Development Corp., Freedom Elementary but a review committee is study- of Toledo. Vincent Mercy Medical Center. North Detroit, damage to entry door. Frank Martinez, 46, assembler, and Anna ing the issue, said Andrea Dean, Larry Stivenson, Wayne, copper pipes. Sandusky: Mills Elementary Martinez, 44, teller, both of Toledo. Klarissa White, Walnut, no loss. spokeswoman for the Ohio De- Roger Boros, 52, clerk, and Meredith De- Fire alarms Sandro, 54, LPN, both of Toledo. Tuesday Thefts Toledo: Cherry Elementary partment of Rehabilitation and Bruce Lovett, 34, and Jodi Chaney, 30, 12:31 a.m. – 502 Main, dumpster fi re. Howard Pinkley, North Summit, copper Garfi eld Elementary both of Toledo. tubing from air conditioner at busi- Correction. 1:28 a.m. – 615 Cherry, commercial fi re Hale Elementary David Clouse, 24, assistant manager, and alarm. ness. A separate inquiry concluded Jamie Slater, 21, cook supervisor, both 11:36 a.m. – Parks Tower, commercial Claire Stores, Monroe, cash from busi- Leverette Junior High School that the shooting was justifi ed of Toledo. fi re alarm. ness. Joanie Waidelich, Arlington, knapsack and Jones Junior High School and commended the offi cers for 11:50 a.m. – 5719 Clegg, commercial fi re Deaths alarm. contents from vehicle at residence. Libbey High School their actions, records show. 2:25 p.m. – 228 Summerdale, grass fi re. Dorothy Bartlett, Chase, prescription medication, CDs, laptop computer, McTigue Junior High School The records do not say why Lucas County 3:10 p.m. – 3426 Glenwood, structure fi re. Batchfi eld, Lucille, 91, Perrysburg, hyper- 3:55 p.m. – 3424 Glenwood, structure fi re. movies, cell phone, tools and pagers Riverside Elementary Smith was taken to a hospital, tension. 5:27 p.m. – 1000 Adams, outdoor fi re. from residence. Joshua Roselieb, Grantley, wallet and Robinson Junior High School and Ms. Dean declined to com- Bennett, Sr., Galen, 74, Liberty Center, 6:09 p.m. – 2142 North Cove, commercial Ohio, cerebrovascular disease. fi re alarm. contents from vehicle at residence. Rogers High School ment, citing patient privacy law. Bils, Trenton, 34, Vaughnsville, Ohio, ac- 6:31 p.m. – 57 East Foulkes, outdoor fi re. Deborah Marbais, Sisson, debit card from residence. Scott High School An MRI is a procedure that uses cident. 6:50 p.m. – Navarre Park, outdoor fi re. Binienda, Anthony, 83, 5429 310th, myo- 7:18 p.m. – 2142 North Cove, auto fi re. Tunisha Smith, Eastgate, ATM card from Woodward High School magnetic fi elds to create images cardial infarction. 7:27 p.m. – Forest Cemetery, outdoor fi re. residence. Bostleman Corp., Holland, manhole steel Byrnedale Junior High School of internal organs. Brimmer, Donna, 56, Norwalk, Ohio, brain- 8:40 p.m. – 43 Chorus, structure fi re. stem herniation. 9:30 p.m. – 200 Palmer, outdoor fi re. castings from job site in 3300 block of Smith, was serving a 20-year Cole, Jay, 74, 1492 Amesbury, heart 11:17 p.m. – 402 Langdon, working fi re. West Central. Charter Schools: Academy Of Business & Technology Thomas Moore, 307th, aluminum siding disease. Wednesday sentence for kidnapping, ag- Easly, Margaret, 81, 3361 Woodley, cere- from rental property in 5300 block of Eagle Academy gravated burglary, and other brovascular accident. 1:01 a.m. – 1500 Oakdale, commercial 307th. fi re alarm. Kathryn Ziegler, Maumee, credit cards Easter, Pearl, 91, 5835 Globe, aspiration FOURTH YEAR ON LIST charges out of Summit County. pneumonia. 3:33 a.m. – 1442 Lincoln, working fi re. from wallet at place of business in 600 Eppstein, James, 80, 2438 Goddard, ac- 8:56 a.m. – 1015 New York, commercial block of North Erie. cident. fi re alarm. Jacob Szypka, Oregon, cash and debit Toledo: Chase Elementary Ford, Richard, 69, 11900 Brint, Richfi eld 10:03 a.m. – 2213 Cherry, commercial fi re card from wallet at place of business in Township, cancer. alarm. 1700 block of Madison. Golden, Ronald, 65, Bettsville, Ohio, pend- 10:40 a.m. – 2213 Cherry, commercial fi re FIFTH YEAR ON LIST ing investigation. alarm. Divorces granted Streets to be Higginbotham, Thomas, 81, 3919 Donegal, 12:36 p.m. – 4406 Caroline, structure fi re. Toledo: Fulton Elementary diabetes. 2:59 p.m. – 601 Fassett, commercial fi re Lucas County Keesee, Loretta, 79, 1521 Basswood, alarm. Tina Pencheff from David Pencheff, Jr. coronary artery disease. 3:53 p.m. – 360 Sumner, residential fi re Jamey Dazey from Scott Dazey. SIXTH YEAR ON LIST closed for Kotlarczyk, Jeffrey, 46, Temperance, alarm. Melissa Harris from Douglas Harris. hepatitis C. 4:33 p.m. – Brookford Park, outdoor fi re. Douglas Harris from Melissa Harris. Kowalka, Helen, 89, 8233 Hidden Forest, 5:09 p.m. – 2445 Monroe, commercial Brent Cousino from Amy Cousino. Toledo: King Elementary Holland, Alzheimer’s disese. fi re alarm. Michelle Jones from Michael Jones. Washington Elementary east-side fest Lewallen, Jacqueline, 62, 2510 Consaul, 5:58 p.m. – 5804 Airport, commercial fi re Michael Jones from Michelle Jones. congestive heart failure. alarm. Kinlow Faison Sr. from Lee Anna Faison. Lewis, Mahala, 73, Ann Arbor, Mich., hy- 8:27 p.m. – 1435 Akron, structure fi re. George Williams from Kimberly Parker. SEVENTH YEAR ON LIST Several East Toledo streets will pertension. 10:35 p.m. – 510 North Detroit, outdoor Amber Lewis from Joseph Hinsenkamp. Liparoto, Helen, 73, Monroe, Michigan, fi re. Lori Allison from Bernard Robinson. be closed Sunday from 7 a.m. 11:22 p.m. – 926 Oakwood, structure fi re. Toledo: Pickett Elementary until 10 p.m. for the annual Bir- cancer. Roneise Edwards from Andre Edwards Sr. Lyons, Josephine, 87, 3010 West Central, Tahara Williams from Gary Chapman. SOURCE: Ohio Department of Education THE BLADE mingham Ethnic Festival: hypovolemic shock. Crime reports Jill Pawlowicz from Chad Farmer. w Maher, John, 79, 716 Northgate, cardio- Lisa Cousino from Reynold Cousino. Bakewell Street from Con- vascular disease. Robberies Jennifer Lucia from Gerald Eckhart. saul Street to Bogar Street. Mangan, Audrey, 82, 3476 Christie, dia- Virgil Bates, cigarettes, wallet and con- Melissa Canales from Steven Canales. w betes. tents by three men, one with a gun, Tracy Shull-Brown from Kevin Brown. Bogar from Bakewell to Masztak, Jr., Stanley, 86, 2136 Hoope, at St. Clair and Clayton at 4:15 a.m. Charlotte Parnell from Jessie Maddox. Consequences from Caledonia Street. cerebrovascular accident. Thursday. Bobbi Ferguson from Todd Ferguson. w Mayne, Diane, 54, 1517 Vance, cancer. Lena Buie, purse and contents by three Albert Savage from Cynthia Savage. Burr Street from Consaul to men at North Detroit and Monroe at 10: Schools the state escalate with McDonagh, Margaret, 86, 2206 Keen, Daniel Litton from Betty Litton. Esther Street. heart disease. 30 p.m. Tuesday. David Zielinski from Sharon Wietrzykows- Continued from Page 1 the amount of time a w Esther from Front Street to McKimmy, Sharron, 62, Woodstock Burglaries ki. Township, Michigan, coronary artery Phonsa Powell, Fairlawn, loss is unde- Sharon Wietrzykowski from David Zie- Burr. disease. termined. linski. improvement status are man- school or district is on w Magyar Street from Consaul Mendoza, Juanita, 50, Fremont, Ohio, James Smith, Clifton, TV, two key boards, Kathleen Britton from Jeffrey Lowden. dated to develop a plan and keep hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. jewelry box with contents, video game Larry Bush, II from Diane Bush. the list to southern end. Mincey, Ella, 85, 4151 Emmajean, cancer. system, DVD player, video games, Diane Bush from Larry Bush, II. parents informed of efforts. w Milford Avenue from Con- Murray, William, 71, 869 Ogden, cancer. DVDs and cash. Jon Russo from Jacqueline Russo. Consequences from the state year, but King will not be open Part, Samuel, 82, 2735 Darlington, senile Chad Scsavnicki, Westgate, shotgun in saul to Minerva Street. dementia. soft case, rifl e in hard case, sawed-off Marriage escalate with the amount of time this school year. w Burger Street from Consaul Rose, Rosalin, 91, 5020 Ryan, aspiration shotgun, DVD player, DVDs, VCR, video a district or school is on the list, John Foley, interim superten- pneumonia. game system, video games, watch, dissolutions to Minerva. Sampson, Thelma, 83, 2331 Georgetown, binoculars and TV. and range from offering transfer dent of Toledo Public Schools, w Caledonia from Consaul to pneumonia. James Mahon, North Reynolds, copper Lucas County options or tutoring to restructur- said the district would work with Schroeder, Luella, 82, Leipsic, Ohio, pipe. Karen Shinn and John Shinn. Bogar. diabetes. Adrian Sauppe, Cheltenham, weedeater Vyachesla Ilkanayev and Juliana Il- ing the school or district gover- all the schools on the list. w Genesee Street from Con- Shea, Pauline, 68, 5838 Acres, Sylvania, and yard blower. kanayev. nance. “Pickett in particular is a chronic obstructive pulmonary dis- Cristine Kruse, Torrance, women’s cloth- Jenny Humbarger and John Humbarger. saul to Bogar. ease. ing and collectible dolls. Amy Jankowski and Kenneth Jankowski, After a fi fth year, the entire school that I have asked about Consaul Street will be closed Smith, Marjorie, 80, 1957 West Alexis, Ebony Hughes, Canton, purses, video Jr. school staff can be replaced or this year and said we need to diabetes mellitus. game systems, MP3 player, video Elizabeth Daniels and Daniel Daniels. between Front and Woodford Spearman, Edward, 68, 331 Austin, bron- games, jacket, CDs, DVDs and TV. the school can be operated by make some changes,” Mr. Foley both for the festival and for the chogenic carcinoma. Christopher Everett, Malcolm, two shot- Lake ships the Ohio Department of Edu- said. “There were changes in Stubblefi eld, Virgie, 80, 910 Buckingham, guns, rifl e, ammunition, hunting knives, the curriculum about two years annual Waiters Race tomorrow diabetes mellitus. bank with change. Due tomorrow cation. Schools in Dayton and Sweet, Percy, 74, Adrian, Mich., cancer. evening, city offi cials said. Jacqueline White, Forsythe, snow blower, CSX docks Columbus have been forced to ago, and it continues to be a Turner, Edith, 84, 4701 Charlesgate, Syl- weed wacker and shovel. Parking on all of the above vania, chronic obstructive pulmonary CSL Assiniboine, from Nanticoke, load replace staff. concern.” Anthony Irwin, East Crawford, TV, sofa, coal. streets, except for Magyar, Mil- disease. loveseat, speakers and amplifi er. In Toledo, King and Washing- Contact Ignazio Messina at: Warren, James, 65, Monroe, Michigan, Heidi Cousino, Geneva, check book, Torco docks ford, and Burger, will be prohib- cerebral vascular accident. wallet and contents, video game Rt. Hon. P. Martin, from Seven Islands, ton elementary schools were [email protected] + ited during the festival. Whitaker, Catherine, 62, 3220 Terry, pneu- systems, speakers, CD case with CDs discharge iron ore. placed on the list for the sixth or 419-724-6171. +

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