Breakfast with Easter Bunny
PEMBERVILLE – In association with Pemberville Independent Merchants, Otterbein Portage Valley Retirement
Village will host the fourth annual Breakfast with the Easter Bunny on April 16, a Saturday, from 9 a.m.
until noon.
Cost is $6 per adult or $3 per child aged 12 and younger. The breakfast, at OPV on Pemberville Road, will
feature pancakes, eggs and goodies.
Each child (with meal purchase) will receive a complimentary Easter goodie bag to collect their treats
from downtown Pemberville businesses. The downtown shops will also offer games, prizes and specials all
day long.
Reserve a breakfast or a table for one’s group by calling the OPV receptionist at (419) 833-7000.
Parents are advised to bring a camera; the Easter Bunny arrives at 8:45.
Eastwood 1986 reunion planned July 30
PEMBERVILLE _ Eastwood High School Class of 1986 will hold its 25-year reunion on July 30.
The class will tour the high school and grounds at 1 p.m. with a hospitality tent adjacent to the Luckey
Road parking lot. Appetizers, refreshments and memorabilia will be featured under the tent following the
tour for classmates and their families.
The 6 p.m. banquet will be at Riverview Banquet Centre. The tropical themed evening will include music,
decorations, dinner, dancing and drinks.
Advance tickets are required for both activities and are available by visiting the class website –
http://Eastwood1986.classquest.com. A discount will be offered for early bird registration. Both
activities are open to classmates, former classmates, and Eastwood staff. Class members are encouraged
to add updates to the site.
Committee members are Donna Hacker, Teri Sand, Sandi Bowen, Trina Hershberger, Carol Tunison, Amy Nevel
and Todd Sheets. Anyone else wishing to join the committee is invited.
For more information call (419) 287-3274.
Doll show and sale Saturday
TOLEDO – The Toledo Glass City Doll Collectors will host their 33rd annual Doll Show and Sale this
Saturday from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at the Stranahan Great Hall, 4645 Heatherdowns.
Admission is $4, and $1 for those under age 10. A portion of the proceeds benefit local charities.
There will be door prizes and appraisals at $3 each, with a limit of three dolls. The food area will be
open from 10 until 3.
For more information call (419) 599-7162 or (419) 874-5409, Perrysburg, after 5 p.m.
Ohio House speaker reviews strict abortion bill
COLUMBUS (AP) – Ohio’s House speaker says he has some concerns over the possible medical implications of
a bill that would give the state the strictest abortion limit in the nation.
The measure would ban the procedure at the first detectable fetal heartbeat. It narrowly passed a state
House committee on a 12-11 vote last week.
Speaker William Batchelder said Tuesday that he wonders what would happen medically if the measure is
enacted, but adds that he doesn’t know enough to say whether there’d be problems.
He says there may be lawmakers who previously supported the bill that might not now, and he plans to see
where fellow GOP members stand on the measure.