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Bicentennial celebration begins By ANGIE ADAIR ZAM Sept. 10, 2011, marks the 198th anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie when Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry and his sailors defeated the British Navy to secure the Great Lakes region for the U.S. once and for all. This fight, one of the major battles of the War of 1812, is celebrated each year at Put-in-Bay during Historical Weekend. But with the 2013 bicentennial approaching, a much bigger celebration is kicking off. The Perry Group, a registered charity organization dedicating to supporting Perry’s Victory International Peace Memorial, is planning a massive celebration to celebrate the 200 years of peace. “We are engaging the entire region in our efforts to remember this day in history and to salute our freedom and sovereignty,” said Dave Zavagno, a Perry Group board member. “We expect thousands of people to attend — not just from the region but from across America, Canada and overseas.” Zavagno said the group hopes to secure some serious star-power to help promote the event mentioning such names as Tom Hanks and Colin Powell. “It’s going to take two years of hard work to get awareness out there,” he said. The celebration will begin the Friday of Labor Day weekend in 2013 when a group of tall ships will assemble near Monroe, Mich. The Parade of Sail will then continue as far east as Cedar Point before dispersing to cities around the western Basin — including Put-in-Bay, Huron and Port Clinton — to dock for the weekend. Other features organizers hope to feature for the Bicentennial celebration include fireworks, a flyover from the Goodyear Blimp, air show and
concerts by nationally known artists. Another feature will be a reenactment of the historic Battle of Lake Erie. According to Zavagno, 557 sailors have been identified from the original battle and hopes are each will be replaced with current people. The organization will sell these spots for $2,000 to $5,000 as part of fundraising efforts. The bicentennial organization expects to raise $1.5 million for the celebration through corporate and other sponsorships, underwritings and through the registering of 1,000 U.S. pleasure craft and their owners symbolic members of the U.S. fleet. Partipants will be able to register for $50 each and will be given numbered certificates that embody Perry’s line: “Don’t Give Up the Ship.” For information about the Battle of Lake Erie Bicentennial, contact the Perry Group, 25 Town Hall Plaza, Put-in-Bay, OH 43456, at 419285-2804, or visit www.battleoflakeerie-bicentennial.com.
Historical Weekend WHAT: Historic Weekend is a time to remember and honor the brave sailors who despite being outnumbered defeated the British in a pivotal battle that shaped the future of the United States of America. Events include a Grand Parade, War of 1812 Encampment, demonstrations, Boy Scout Camporee and more. WHERE: Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial WHEN: Friday through Sunday, Sept. 9-11 INFO: 419-285-2184
Around 7th Annual Girls’ Night Town Out Tickets Now On Sale Page 2 Tickets for the seventh annual Other highlights of the evening Girls’ Night Out are now on sale will include Deal or No Deal with various locations throughout host Jeff McCready of Huron, a ---------------- inthe area. Girls’ Night Out, a charity GNO version of “Minute to Win event that benefits Cancer Services, It” and naming Girls’ Night Out Mammography Fund, “Woman of the Year”. In addition, Church Chat Fisher-Titus Firelands Regional Medical Center one lucky winner will win the Hog Cancer Program Fund and North for a Cause Raffle which includes a Coast Cancer Foundation, is sched- customized 2006 Harley Davidson Page 3 uled for Wednesday, Nov. 2 at the 1200 Sportster renovated with a Kalahari Resort Convention Center, Girls’ Night Out theme. It was do250, Sandusky. nated by Fitzgerald Body Shop in ---------------- U.S.Doors open at 4 p.m. Ladies will Monroeville. be able to visit vendors from 4-6:30. By popular demand, the ’Bras for dinner will be includ- a Cause’ contest also returns this Business Aedbuffet-style with the ticket price. year. Participants will be asked to “The Girls’ Night Out committee, decorate a bra in whatever fashion after listening to feedback from at- their creative juices take them. Bras Page 4 tendees regarding last year’s food, must be submitted, along with an have selected a menu that is de- entry form and a $20 non-refundfor everyone’s palate,” said able entry free no later than Friday, ---------------- signed Doug Studer, co-founder of the this Sept. 30. For an entry form and a event with his wife, Gretchen. “You list of contest rules, please visit girlbe disappointed.” snightoutcharity.com or call 419Library & won’t Tickets are $45. Purchase a ticket 577-1107. by Sept. 30 and receive the “Early Tickets can now be purchased Bird Price” of $35. “Early Birds” online at www.girlsnighoutcharily. Parks & Rec who buy tickets by Sept. 30 also com. Visa, Master Card and Discovwill be entered into a drawing for a er will be accepted. Tickets also can Girls’ Night Out package—includ- be purchased in advance by cash or Page 5 ing a Kalahari suite for up to eight check at the following locations: people the night of the event. Huron: Cornell’s Foods, 408 “Over the years, this event has be- Cleveland Road East and Huron ---------------- come a regional event and has truly Chamber of Commerce, 509 Huron become a community effort to sup- St. the local cancer programs that Norwalk: Curves, 201 Milan Ave., Schools port touch so many lives,” said Studer. Crider Quality Jewelers, 16 W. Main In 2010, Girls’ Night Out netted St., Fisher-Titus Medical Center’s over $55,000 for four local chari- Gift Shop, Patient Pavilion, FisherPage 6 ties, Cancer Services of Erie Coun- Titus Parkway and Sheri’s Coffee ty, Fisher-Titus Mammography House, 27 Whittlesey Ave. Firelands Regional Medical Sandusky: Curves, 709 W. Per---------------- Fund, Center’s Cancer Program Fund and kins Ave., Cancer Services, 505 E. North Coast Cancer Foundation. Perkins Ave., Crider Quality JewelEntertainment this year will be ers, 4424 Milan Road, Firelands ReSports provided by Cea Cohen Eilliot. gional Medical Center Gift Shops, Cea Cohen Elliott is a profession- 1111 Hayes Ave., James A. Bertsch motivational speaker, wellness Jeweler, 101 West Market St., Mad Pages 6-8 aland fitness coach, and seminar River Harley Davidson, 5316 Milan and workshop leader. Her humor- Road, Sandusky, Loris Printing, 435 motivational presentations Scott Street, North Coast Cancer as a keynote speaker and seminar Care, 417 Quarry Lakes Drive and ---------------- filled leader have been experienced by ProVision Optical 1206 Hull Road whose lives have been Willard: Crider Quality Jewelers , changed forever...for the better. 122 Blossom Centre Classifieds thousands Cea’s sense of humor and love of For more information on Girls’ life are contagious. She invites her Night Out, visit www.girlsnightaudience to hear their hearts and outcharity.com or call 419-626Page 9 embrace their true spirit, filling ev- 4548. eryone with a collective glow.
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Pizza Extravaganza on Wednesday! Some of the best pizza vendors in the area are coming together at Messenburg’s on Cleveland Road this Wednesday, September 14th from 4-7:30 to serve up an “all-you-can-eat” Pizza Extravaganza. Cameo, Danny Boy’s, Dominos of Huron, Huron Pizza House, Jim’s Pizza Box, Kalahari, Marconi’s and Rye Beach Deli will be dishing out their best with all proceeds going to help St. Pete’s Parish replace their school boiler. Tickets are only $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. Tickets included one soda and are available at St. Pete’s Parish, Huron Chamber of Commerce, Huron Market, Cornell Foods, Pierre’s Digital Print Center or at the door. The Huron Hometown News is a proud sponsor of this event. “Teaming up with St. Pete’s to put on this fun community event has been great. Many dedicated volunteers are working hard to make this a spectacular event.” commented Connie Roberts, General Manager of the Huron Hometown News. Keep in mind there is still road work and a bridge out on Cleveland Road. Those coming from Sandusky can easily take Route 2 in to Huron, turn left on Center Street and left on Cleveland Road to Mesenburg’s which is just beyond the Huron Market. Rod Brownell (Pictured with wife Kay and son Sean) Rye Beach Pizza-n-Deli 2012 Cleveland Road West Huron, Ohio 419-433-9848 Rye Beach Pizza-n-Deli is the newest familyowned and operated pizza vendor in Huron. Rod and Kay’s life long dream to open a pizzeria with a fun “beach atmosphere” became a reality 3 years ago. They serve a wide variety of specialty and fold-over pizzas, along with lots of scrumptious deli sandwiches, soups and salad. Coming soon is their new pizza and salad buffet for dine-in or carry-out. Everything on the menu is available for catered events and perfect for the fall “tailgating” season. The Brownell’s are looking forward to introducing their delicious brand of pizza to Huron at this great community event. Todd Nelson .Owner - Pizza Pub at Kalahari Resort Lower Level / Dine In or Take Out, 7000 Kalahari Drive , Sandusky, OH 44870, 419-337-7929 Just six years in Sandusky, the Pizza Pub (Cafe Mirage) in Kalahari Resort serves hand-tossed pizza to locals and guests alike. Steps from one of the best Arcade Game Rooms in Ohio, side-byside bowling, Pottery Pizzaz, and even Glow Golf, the Pizza is thick with custom dough and fresh, toppings. Whether by-the-slice or in-the-box, locals can sit at tables and dine-in or pick-up a Pizza on the way home from work. Parking is easy . . . yes, even on busy hotel days. The Zuri Jirani (Good Neighbor) Card allows Pizza lovers to Valet Park while picking up a Pizza or enjoying any of the fun areas at the resort. Zuri Jirani Card saves money on Pizza from Sun - Fri and, on Tuesdays, card holders get Pizza-by-the- Slice or Box at a 2 for 1 “Twosday” price. Kalahari knows many families do not realize that the Pizza is what built the waterpark. Yes. It is that good! For those who have not tried Kalahari’s hand-tossed originals, the All-U-Can-EatPIZZA Event for St. Pete’s will give you chance to see why so many locals actually head over to Kalahari for a night out and PIZZA.
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FROM THE BENCH By Judge William Steuk, Huron Municipal Court
Article IV of the Ohio Constitution establishes the judicial branch of our state government. This article also sets forth the duties and responsibilities of our state court system. One responsibility charges the Ohio Supreme Court with overseeing admission to the practice of law and disciplining those admitted. This includes establishing standards and delineating requirements of practicing law as an attorney as well as regulating and disciplining the practice of law. The Ohio Supreme Court is fulfilling these duties using three offices: (1) the Office of the Disciplinary Council, (2) Board of Commissioners on Grievances & Discipline, and (3) the Clients’ Security Fund. The Office of the Disciplinary Council investigates allegations and initiates complaints concerning ethical misconduct and/or mental illness of judges or attorneys under the Code of Professional Responsibility, the Rules of Professional Conduct,
the Rules of Judicial Conduct , and Rules Governing the Unauthorized Practice of Law. The Board of Commissioners on Grievances and Discipline is charged with administering, interpreting, and enforcing Rule V of the Rules of the Government of the Bar. This 28 member board conducts hearings, preserves the record, and makes findings and recommendations to the Supreme Court in disciplinary cases. The board also serves under the state law as the ethics commission for filing financial disclosure statements required of Ohio judges, judicial candidates, and magistrates. The Clients’ Security Fund was created in 1985. Its purpose is to reimburse losses to legal clients as a result of dishonest conduct on the part of a licensed Ohio attorney. For more information about the Ohio Disciplinary System under the Ohio Supreme Court, visit the Supreme Court website at www.sconet.state.oh.us. Articles appearing in this column are intended to provide broad, general information about the law. Before applying this information to a specific legal problem, readers are urged to seek advice from an attorney.
Auditions for the Firelands Symphony Orchestra The Firelands Symphony Orchestra (FSO), based in Sandusky, Ohio, will be holding auditions at The Oberlin Conservatory of Music on Friday, September 16 , starting at 9:00 AM in Central 32. Openings are violin, cello, bass, 2nd oboe/English horn, section horn, principal trumpet and percussion. While openings do not exist for other instruments, musicians may audition to be on our substitute list. If you are not sure of your availability for all concerts, you may audition to be on the substitute list for any instrument. Please prepare a solo piece plus an orchestral excerpt of your choice.
The FSO, led by music director and conductor Carl Topilow, plays 4 concerts, with a summer concert projected for late August 2011. The concerts this year are on October 15, December 11, February 25, and April 14, and include 3 rehearsals of 3 hours duration on the preceding Thursday and Friday, and on the day of the concert. Rehearsal and concerts take place at the Sandusky State Theater, located in Sandusky Ohio. Please call me at 419- 621-4800 for more information. Sherry Henry, Personnel Manager Firelands Symphony Orchestra
Sandusky Ski Club kicks off 2011/20112 ski season The Sandusky Ski Club will be resuming its numerous activities for the 2011/2012 ski season. The following information includes all our events for the month of September. We would like for you to continue publishing our information in the newspaper. Also, we would like for our information to be included on your web site if possible. Come to the 3rd annual Kick Off Picnic of the Sandusky Ski Club to be held on Sunday, September 11 from 1:00-5:00 PM at Osborne Park shelter #3, off E. Perkins Ave., Sandusky. Members are to bring a dish to share. Hamburgers and hot dogs will be provided as well as non-alcoholic beverages. There will be supervised games for the kids, a corn hole tournament for the adults, prizes, raffles, previews of ski trips for this year, and much more. Guests and potential new members are invited. For more details, contact Daria at 419-239-8545 or via e-mail to cake45@aol.com. The first meeting of the Sandusky Ski Club for the 2011/2012 season will be held on Monday, September 19 at 7:30 PM. The meetings are held at Chet and Matt’s, 1013 E. Strub Rd., Sandusky. Come early for supper and to sign up for ski trips. For more information, contact President Roger Fox at 419-734-9898 or via e-mail to irfoxey@yahoo.com. Also, visit the web site at www.sanduskyskiclub.com. The Sandusky Ski Club will celebrate September birthdays on Thursday, September 29 at 6:30 PM at the Red Lobster Restaurant 4106 Milan Rd., Sandusky. For more information, contact Ann at 419-602-0394 or via e-mail to skiangel1220@aol.com. Thank you for your continued support of the Sandusky Ski Club.
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Church Chat First Presbyterian Church 225 Williams Street, Huron 419-433-5018 Summer Hours: 8:00 a.m. Worship and Fellowship with Communion 9:30 a.m. Full Worship with organ and hymns Refreshments following service Welcome Boaters Grace Presbyterian Church Kalahari Resort, Nia Convention Center Rt. 250, Huron 419-271-1112 graceopchurch@gmail.com www.graceop.org Worship: Sunday 6 p.m. Holy Trinity Anglican Church 1608 St. Rt. 113, Milan 419-499-3683 Father Dennis Henkle Worship and Holy Communion – Sunday 10:00 a.m. Huron United Methodist Church 338 Williams Street, Huron 419-433-3984 Rev. J. Roger Skelly – Watts 8 a.m. – Praise Service/Praise Band Sunday School: 8 a.m. During Service for Preschool – 4th Grade 9 a.m. Coffee Hour; 10 a.m. – Celebration Service/Organ & Choir LOGOS – Wednesdays 3:30 pm – 6:00pm; Students K-12 invited Lighthouse Assembly of God Church 820 Cleveland Road East, Huron 419-433-8889 www.lighthouseagc.org Sunday Service 10:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. adult and children Adult Bible Study 6:30 p.m. on Tuesdays Youth Group 6 p.m. Sunday
Food Pantry 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesdays; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays Food Pantry: 419-616-0088 Salvation Army Service Unit 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursdays by appointment only. Salvation Army Services: 419-433-0500 St. Matthew Evangelical Lutheran Church 15617 Mason Road, Vermillion Rev. Dr. Karl Fry, Pastor 440-967-9886 www.lutheransonline.com/stmattvermlcms Ladies Bible Fellowship 9:15 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. All Ages Welcome Sunday Worship 10:30 a.m. with Holy Communion Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Worship The Chapel 4444 Galloway Road, Sandusky 419-627-0208 www.chapel-sandusky.org Saturday Service 5:00 p.m. Sunday Services at 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. Jr. High Youth Group – Sundays during 9 and 11 am church service meet in the Warehouse/Youth Room Sr. High Youth Group – Sunday evenings from 6 to 8pm meet in the Warehouse/ Youth Room. Latitude group ages 18-29 Thursdays at 7:00 p.m.
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Rev. Roger’s Reflections By Rev. Roger As I sit this morning to write, I am still on a “spiritual high” from two weeks in Durban, South Africa at the World Methodist Conference. There are over 100 church denominations that trace their roots back to John and Charles Wesley. Every five years, the branches and leaves of that tree gather for celebration, networking, continuing education, and planning for further growth. As current chairperson of the Conference Commission On Christian Unity and Inter-Religious Concerns (COCUIC), our Bishop John Hopkins selected me as the East Ohio representative. My wife Joan went along but was not required to attend meetings (grrr – not fair!). Both Huron and Vermilion churches contributed financially and prayerfully, for which we’re very grateful. Also our Sunday School and Community Vacation Bible School students donated school supplies of which I jammed a suitcase full and the rest will be given to the Huron City Schools for children in need. Joan and I plan to assemble a program/ worship experience later to which you’ll be invited. The theme was, “Jesus Christ – for the Healing of the Nations”. Just as a teaser, here are some highlights. Feel free to enjoy more articles and photos at the World Methodist Council web site. + The Opening Ceremony was awesome! Each group marched in carrying individual banners which were displayed across the front much like the Olympics. The music featured the Africa University and combined conference choirs, orchestra and band – as a drummer I was in percussion heaven! + The Provincial President greeted us, thanking the churches for being instrumental in eliminating apartheid. Our world-wide peace and justice work makes a difference. + The Methodist Peace Award was given to Rosalind Cowill from Brazil, who put her missionary zeal and medical degree to work reviving a leprosy clinic in Nigeria, serving 600 patients for the past 30 years. Our apportionments and special offering donations save lives. + 101,000 food bags were packed for the “Stop Hunger Now” organization. Unemployment is 30% and HIV/Aids runs rampant.
+ On Sunday morning, all 2,000 of us fanned out to local churches. Joan and I went to Manning Road UMC, which has a traditional worship, a contemporary praise service, and an African language service. I felt right at home in the 100 year old sanctuary, flanked by projection screens and fronted with their praise band. The pastor was also a “Rev. Roger”, and his associate was a female named Laura from Pennsylvania whose mother is a minister, too. She and Joan made a wonderful connection. I’d like for our churches to become prayer partners. + We assembled for a street parade from the Convention Center to City Hall rally, singing and led by the Salvation Army band. Many wore native costumes as we waved and witnessed to residents and shopkeepers along the way. + The Closing Ceremony music inspired us upon our feet most of the time, singing “Marching in the Light of God”. Holy Communion was served by teams representing every continent on earth. When we passed the peace, it literally went around the world, to “Let there be Peace on Earth, and let it Begin with Me”. Tears flowed. + Joan and I added a three-day, two night safari at the end, including a jeep ride, bush walk, and boat trip. As impala, giraffe and zebra curiously inspected our vehicle, we were told that the St. Lucia Estuary saved the White Rhino from extinction, reminding us that the stewardship of God’s creation should be top priority of the Christian. + On our last morning at the hotel dining room, I ordered an omelet for breakfast. As the cook assembled the ingredients, he struck up a conversation. He had looked around the dining room and observed people of every hue and nationality, all of them in their native costumes – talking, laughing, hugging, praying, sitting and eating together, serving the same God in Christ. He said: “The World Methodist Conference will leave behind much more than money. You treated us all as equals. You gave us hope that the past difficulties may be resolved. We saw the heavenly banquet. You have left your Christ’s sprit of love behind – that we’ll remember.” As I reflected upon the theme of “Jesus Christ – for the Healing of the Nations”, I thought of the story of our Lord multiplying the loaves and fishes (Matthew 16:2939 and the other gospels). What a blessing it is to be a part of a world-wide, witnessing church to the spirit of Jesus, who…amid the pressure of projects and people, took the time to have compassion upon them, heal their maladies, and feed the multitudes. Go, and spread the word.
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local government, have earned a degree, preferably in public administration or a related field, and demonstrated a commitment to high standards of integrity and to lifelong learning and professional development. Mr. White is qualified by seven years of professional local government executive experience. Prior to his appointment in 2006 as City Manager of Huron, he served as Assistant City Manager of Huron and was a Management Assistant in Mansfield, CT. White holds a Master’s in Public Administration degree from the S.U.N.Y. University at Albany’s Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy.
BGSU Firelands Presents College Night Program From 6:30 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 13, Bowling Green State University Firelands College will host the 41st Annual College Night. Information tables from more than 60 colleges and universities will be in the main conference room of the Cedar Point Center. The program is free and open to the public. Parking is available in the Cedar Point Center lot adjacent to the building. High school students and adults will have the opportunity to obtain literature and speak with admissions representatives from a wide variety of colleges, universities and schools of nursing. Sixty-six institutions of higher education in Ohio will participate in the program this year. Colleges and universities participating include: Ashland University, Baldwin-Wallace College, BGSU Firelands, BGSU Firelands/ LCCC Nursing Program, Bluffton University, Bowling Green State University, Case Western Reserve University, Cedarville College, Cleveland Institute of Art, Cleveland State University, Defiance College, DeVry University, Fashion Institute of Design & Merchandising, Heidelberg University, Hiram College, Hocking Technical College, John Carroll University, Lorain County Community College, Lourdes College, Kent State University, Lake Erie College, Malone University, Mount Carmel College of Nursing, Mount Vernon Nazarene University, Muskingum College, North Central State College, Notre Dame College of Ohio, Ohio Business College, Ohio Dominican University, Ohio University, OSU Agricultural Technical Institute, Owens Community College, Terra Community College, The Ohio State University, The School of Advertis-
ing Art, University of Akron, University of Findlay, University of Toledo, University of Toledo College of Nursing, Ursuline College, Virginia Marti College of Art & Design, Walsh University, Wilmington College, & Youngstown State University. This year numerous out of state colleges will be represented including: Albion College, Ball State University, Bethany College, Ferris State University, Gannon University, Grace College, Hillsdale College, Kettering University, Liberty University, Madonna University, Oakland University, Robert Morris University, Thomas More College, Trine University, U.S. Merchant Marine Academy, Valparaiso University, West Virginia University, and Wheeling Jesuit University. “BGSU Firelands is pleased to be able to offer this opportunity to the community,” said Director of Enrollment Management & Student Retention Services Debralee Divers. “Anyone interested in attending college will have the chance to speak personally with representatives from more than 60 colleges and universities located in Ohio and surrounding states. This initial contact with an institution of higher learning can help potential students make some early decisions about colleges and college majors. It may seem early in the year to think about college admission, but actually, now is exactly the right time to initiate the admissions and financial aid application process which can take several months to complete,” said Divers. For more information, contact the BGSU Firelands Office of Admissions at 419‑433‑5560 Ext. 20686 or 800‑322‑4787 or email fireadm@bgsu.edu
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Firelands Concert Approximately 1800 music lovers recently enjoyed a free outdoor concert staged by the Firelands Symphony Orchestra at the McBride Arboretum on the Firelands College Campus. Sponsored by Medical Mutual of Ohio and the Frost-Parker and Dorn Foundations, a program of Broadway and Hollywood music entertained all until the stars came out. Save the last weekend in August next year for a possible repeat concert!
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Library 2011 Fall Story Times September 6 – October 5 (five week session) Mon. & Tue. 10 AM - 6 PM Lapsit (For children up to Wed. & Thur. 10 AM - 8 PM 2 ½ years with caregiver) Fri. 10 AM - 5 PM; Sat. 10 AM - 1 PM Tuesdays at 10:15 AM or Wednesdays at 11:00 AM. Get the Smartest Card @ Your Library No registration required. September is National Library Card SignToddler Time (For children 2 ½ - 3 ½ up Month and the Library wants to make years with caregiver) Tuesdays at 11:00 AM sure that all residents age 5 and older have or the smartest card of all – a library card! Wednesdays at 10:15 AM. No registration Your library card is a free pass to all of the required. resources offered by the Huron Public LiStory Time (For children 3 ½ - 5 years on brary; books, e-books, databases, movies, their own) Tuesdays or Wednesdays at 1:30 music, and more. During the month of PM. No registration required. September, apply for a new card and receive a book (while supplies last.) Sign-up Putting Your Garden to Bed, today! Thursday, September 8 at 6:30 PM
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Parks & Rec Huron Parks and Recreation
Office location: 110 Wall Street Mailing address: 417 Main St. Phone: 419-433-8487 Fax: 419-433-0470 Email: hprd@cityofhuron.org Website: www.huronparks.org
First Federal Farmers Market
Come out and buy the freshest produce around! Each year, we continue to grow by adding more quality vendors. We are proud to have First Federal Savings of Lorain sponsor this event again in 2011. First Federal Farmers Market Every Thursday July 14th – October 27th, 3:30-6:30pm, Huron Boat Basin
City Wide II Garage Sale
Mark your calendars for the second City Wide Garage Sale this season! The sale will take place on Saturday, September 10th from 9:00am-1:00pm at the Huron Boat Basin. For more information, visit our website www.cityofhuron.org
Fall Fitness Classes! Fall Aerobics
Aerobics Classes with Monica Studans This is the class you have been waiting for! A complete and effective workout for all fitness levels! Work out at your own pace with 40 min. of easy, fun and fat-burning Latin infused dance and “Tae-Bo Style” kick-boxing moves. One class per week combines weights with cardio for the ultimate in fat-burning! Tone and strengthen your arms, legs and abs using weights and resistance. Relieve stress with a relaxing stretch! Please bring a mat, water and two 2-5 lb. hand-held weights to feel energized and fantastic. • Session I: September 13th -October 13th • Session II: October 25th – December 1st No classes on 11/22 and 11/24. Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:00pm-7:00pm @ Woodlands Intermediate
Cost: Residents $45/Non-Residents $50 Registration forms available online *Sign up for both sessions and receive $5 off
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Yoga with Karen Polvinale October 4th – Dec 6th Tuesdays – 6:30pm – 7:30pm at Shawnee Elementary $40 – Residents/$45 – non-residents Winter Session January 3rd-March 6th Tuesdays 6:30-7:30pm at Shawnee Elementary $40 Residents/ $45 Non Residents. **Sign up for both sessions and receive $5 off** For more information or to print a registration form visit our website, www. cityofhuron,org
Mary Strayer of the Huron Garden Club will teach you how to coax your garden into a deep winter sleep that will help it come back even stronger when spring returns. No registration required. Chess Class, Thursday, September 8, 5:30 – 7:30 PM Learn to play this challenging game or sharpen your skills. Registration is appreciated, walk-ins are welcome. 10th Anniversary of September 11th A special display commemorating the tenth anniversary of this fateful day in our country’s history is on the main floor of the library. All items are available for check out.
The Book Exchange Thursday, September 15 at 6:30 PM The book discussion revolves around The Friendly Persuasion by Jezzamyn West which is the story of an Ohio Quaker family in the post-civil war period. Did you know that the library has a computer with magnification software to enlarge online information and computer files, as well as a magnification reader (for reading small-print materials) for visually impaired patrons? This computer is located on the second floor, along with the large print book collection, in the adult section. Ask for more information at the Adult Desk!
Gardening with Mary Mary Strayer, Master Gardener It’s Planting Tulip Time! How many of us love spring, and all the lovely spring flowers blooming. Now is the time to plan your landscape for next spring. Tulips need well-drained soil with a neutral pH soil. They love sandy loam, with 6 or more hours of sunlight daily. If you have clay soil, break up the area where the bulbs are to be planted at least 1’ deep, and amend the area with humus, compost and sand. When planting remember that tulips do not like to get wet, as this causes rotting. If you are making a new flower bed, and you want to plant other flowers in it later, put a marker where each bulb is planted. I use ice cream sticks and
permanent black markers. These sticks hold over the winter, and they are inexpensive. If you are adding tulips to an already established bed, then be sure to plant by Nov. 15, so you can actually see the other plants, or dried parts of the plants that were blooming a month or so ago. Plant tulips in clumps of at least 3 bulbs, and stagger through the bed. Remember to plant your tulips in the fall when the ground cools down to 55 degrees, which is usually after a hard frost. Use a bulb fertilizer with a composition of 4-10-6 as a top dressing after bulbs are planted. Be careful not to put fertilizer in the planting hole because it can burn the new roots emerging. Wait till the ground has frozen to apply mulch. Mulching actually helps
the ground from heaving during warm-ups in the winter. It also holds the moisture in the soil, keeping the bulbs cold until time to grow. Apply no more than a 2” layer of mulch to the tulips you planted. If you are a floral arranger, do not pick the tulips you want to keep blooming year after year. Tulips will not bloom the next year if the stem is cut off. Also remember that if you do cut the tulips and use them in floral arranging, they will grow taller in the vase. Enjoy your tulips, and happy gardening!
What’s Happening at the Amphitheater! Dave James Alien Blues Project Saturday, September 10th At 7:30pm Huron Boat Basin Amphitheater Dave James Alien Blues Project is a culmination of all of Dave’s talents and performances. This Norwalk native has fronted the bands ”Dave James and the Twang Factor” and “Jamestown”, has produced several cds and has come as close as you can to getting a deal in Nashville but this is the most fun he’s ever had playing, performing, singing and writing. This is a new project where Dave has brought in all of his influences so it is blues based, but with some rock, funk and country flavor. Please join us on Saturday, September 10, 2011 at the Boat Basin Amphitheater
“Since her crowning the Huron River Fest Queen has made her way across the state to various area festivals. Over the Labor Day weekend they recently attended the Milan Melon Festival in Milan, Ohio. Pictured left to right are 3rd Attendant Lynsie Schwere, Queen Emily Wiseman, Melon Man, 2nd Attendant Emily King, and 1st Attendant Leah Phipps.”
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St. Peters School Lunches Week of 9.12.11 Monday September 12 Pulled BBQ pork on a bun, sliced tomatoes, applesauce, chocolate pudding, milk Tuesday September 13 Fiesta ma-n-cheese, roll/margarine, peas, peaches, ice cream, milk Wednesday September 14 Pancakes syrup, sausage, tri-tater, pears, rice krispie treat, milk Thursday September 15 Chicken fajita, shredded cheese, shredded lettuce, roll/margarine, salsa, mandarin oranges, cookie, milk Friday September 16
Monday September 12 Mini corn dogs, tantalizing sweet tator tots, mini ice cream sandwich, seasonal fresh fruit, ice cold milk Tuesday September 13 Popcorn chicken, fluffy buttered rice, seasoned corn, buttered wheat roll, diced pears, ice cold milk Wednesday September 14 Grilled cheeseburger on wheat grain bun, oven baked beans, Kellogg’s gripz crackers, cinnamon applesauce, ice cold milk Thursday September 15 Spaghetti/Meat Sauce, spinach, romaine salad, choice of dressing, warm bread stick, mandarin oranges & pineapple chunks, ice cold milk Friday September 16 Cheesy cheese pizza, malibu blend vegetables, chilled mixed fruit, ice cold milk
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EHOVE Career Center is proud to welcome several new members to its team. (L-R) Front Row: Lisa York of Sandusky, Job Training Coordinator, Barb Haase of Huron, Adult Ed Occupational Therapy Assistant Program Director, Ami McQuillen of Huron, Tutor from North Point Educational Service Center, Lisa Sullivan of Sandusky, Social Studies Instructor, Pam Cox of Milan, Cafeteria Cook/Cashier Carmin Patterson of Sandusky, LPN Instructor Back Row: Jason Reel of Willard, Firefighter/EMT Instructor, Nick Mazur, School Resource Officer/Erie County Sheriff’s Deputy, Matt Ehrhardt, Assistant Director, Tiffany Thayer of Sandusky, Adult Ed Fiscal Clerk, Melissa Stombaugh of Bellevue, Secretary, Daniel Langdon of Sandusky, Industrial Tech Program Instructor Not Pictured: Mandi Miller of Bellevue, Intervention Specialist
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Tigers Beat the Sailors 2-0 in First Home Game At Huron, the Tigers won on two second half goals. The first half was an exciting half, but a scoreless half. At the 50 minute mark, John Dusza put in his fifth goal of the season on a forty yard free kick. The second goal came from Freshman Solomon Dutton at the 79th minute. Michael Zeck set up the Dutton goal with a free kick from just past half. After Zeck crossed the ball in, Dutton one touched it by the Vermilion keep. Taylor Prosser had 7 saves in
goal for the Tigers. “Getting a win against a good program like Vermilion is always a good feeling. I think the team looked good tonight. We were solid on defense and our midfield and forwards kept the majority of the possession of the game. I feel confident in the teams play and was very happy with them today,” Coach Asher, HHS. Vermilion JV beat Huron’s JV 3-1, the Huron lone goal was by Greg Baker in the second half of the game.
Tigers Beat the Pirates 1-0 At Huron, Huron fought to beat the Pirates 1-0. The first half ended in a 0-0 draw. The Tigers had the wind the first half and had more shots on target. During the second half the Pirates gained a good deal of possession at the end of the game with some great strikes at goal. The difference in the game came with a handball in the box that went against the Pirates. The pk was scored by Michael Zeck ten minutes into the second half. “Taylor Prosser made some amazing saves at the end of
the game to keep us in the lead. I am very proud of his play and of Michael Zeck’s play. They were the anchor of our team tonight.” Coach Asher, and added “I am very happy with a win against our rival in the weather conditions we had. Perkins is a good squad and the weather made it hard for us to play our game, but in the end we came out with the win and that is what matters to us.” Taylor Prosser made ten saves for the Tigers.
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Huron Cross Country Kicks Off Season Huron High School Cross Country kicked off their season at Mills Creek Golf Course in Sandusky on Saturday, August 27th, at the Panther Run. The ladies, led by Junior Morgan Mize (13:33) and Kayla Hamilton (13:55) finished 2nd out of 7 teams in the 2 mile race. Other strong performances by Junior Chloe Greenawalt (14:31), Freshman Madi Mize (14:41), Senior Maureen Giardina (14:50), Freshman Sammy Hebert (14:59), and Sophomore Brianna Lewis-Griffaw (15:15) show the great potential of this team. The following Tuesday, at Fabens Park, the girls wrapped up their first 5K race with a victory over Edison (2nd place) and Clyde (3rd place). Winning the race and leading the Tigers was Morgan Mize (21:33), followed by Kayla Hamilton (22:31), Chloe Greenawalt (23:16), Madi Mize (23:35), Maureen Giardina (23:44), and a pack of first time 5K racers Alizon Litz (24:13), Sammy Hebert (24:15), and Elsa Bertsch (24:18). Congrats, Ladies...it’s going to be a great season!
The men’s team fought for 5th out of 9 teams at the Panther Run to kick off their 2011 season. They were led by Sophomore Kevin Tomczyk (10:44), followed by Junior Jake Ramey (11:51)), Sophomore Brennan Cockrell (11:58), Senior Michael Post (12:16), Freshman Sean Martin ( 13:12), and Sophomore Will Koenig (14:44). At Fabens Park on Tuesday, the men finished second in the meet behind Edison, with Clyde taking third place. The Tigers were led by again by Kevin Tomczyk, who finished a close second in 17:34. Following him were Jake Ramey (19:26), Brennan Cockrell (19:32), Michael Post (19:51), Sean Martin (22:00), and Will Koenig (23:21.) Congrats, Men! It’s looking to be a very competitive season! The next competition will be held at Hedges Boyer Park for the Tiffin Carnival on Saturday, September 10th. Come on out in support for this hard working group of young runners. Hope to see you there!
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The Lady Tigers not so secret weapon this season is junior Kat Ferrell. In both of Huron’s first week wins over Clyde (3-1) and SMCC (3-0), she led the team in both offense (17, 16 kills) and defense (15, 10 digs). Shown here #17, the 5’11” co-captain is fearsome on the front line. Another multitasker is Junior Sidney Bragg who has a bright future for the young Tigers. Sidney had 9 kills against Clyde to go with 14 digs. Against SMCC, she contributed 10 more digs for the easy Huron win. Photos by Chris Mischler
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Sports Dusza Kicks Huron past Holy Name... DeLamatre scores five touchdowns in the win... John Dusza, with QB Kyle Pisano holding, splits the uprights from 53 yards away in the final seconds of Huron’s 45-43 victory over Holy Name at North Royalton High School. It was the varsity soccer players second field goal of the evening. The other was a 32 yarder during the first quarter of the game.
Senior DL Dam Hemker (2), Logan Parkinson (44), and Troy DeLamatre (7) chase down the Holy Name running.
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Aaron Casey (23), Dom Ruta (3), Billy Porter (33), and Derek Daigle (32) gang tackle the opposing running back. The Tigers defense was opportunistic as always but struggled against the Holy Name outside running attack which out gained Huron 308 to 201 yards; both offenses taking 44 carries on the night.
JOIN US For food, wine, spirits, and homemade desserts after the game! Special pricing every Friday and Saturday beginning at 9:00pm. Game Replay by Don Hardy Game film begins at 9:00pm the night after the game. Saturday games will be replayed on Wednesday at 9:00pm.
High School Football is ON THE AIR! RB Troy DeLamatre stretches out for the endzone to give the Tigers a 2120 lead going into halftime. The 6ft, 200lb senior bulled his way for 142 yards on 21 carries but most importantly racked up five touchdowns on the night.
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H – Team The H-Team is a group of community football supporter volunteers. Every week after practice on the night before a game, the Huron H-Team, feeds the JV and Varsity football teams a hotdog and lemonade dinner. One student who shows leadership on the field as well as in practice is awarded a steak dinner. The Huron H-Team is pleased to announce that the Steak of the Week winner for this week is Logan Parkinson a senior football player at Huron High school and Coach Drew Legando.
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Revolution3 Triathlon is Back at Cedar Point Amusement Park Rev3 Triathlon Cedar Point is right around the corner! On September 11, 2011, Rev3 will once again take over Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio for another amazing race weekend! The half and full distance triathlons will take place on Sunday, but the event will last all weekend. The half distance consists of a 1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike and 13.1 mile run and the full distance is a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike and 26.2 mile run. This race features a prize purse of $100,000 and will bring pros from throughout the triathlon world, including Richie Cunningham, Bree Wee, Hillary Biscay, Chris McDonald and many more. Rev3 events attract some of the top triathletes from around the world and also offer age-group athletes the chance to get up close and personal with the pros throughout race weekend. On Saturday afternoon, age groupers and their families will have the chance to attend a meet and greet with the pros. The race begins in Lake Erie, where athletes will take to the water from the beach outside of Hotel Breakers. >From there, athletes take to the bike course, which meanders across the scenic causeway and into the rural country roads of Erie County, crisscrossing through the towns of Berlin Heights and Milan before looping back to Cedar Point. The mostly flat run course winds through downtown Sandusky in two loops before heading back to the finish line. “Cedar Point has proved to be a great location for our events. The surrounding area is beautiful and combined with the theme park atmosphere really make this a unique experience,” said Charlie Patten, President of Rev3 Tri. Cedar Point Amusement Park and Resort is consistently ranked as the top destination for families around the world. Situated on Lake Erie, this 364-acre park is home to more than 75 rides, including 17 roller coasters – more rides and more roller coasters than any other park in the world. Cedar Point has activities for all ages, including a water park, golf courses, a marina and more. Families are also encouraged to join in on the Little Rev adventure race, an adventure race that takes teams of all ages to compete by searching for clues around the park. The family fun doesn’t end with the adventure race though. Rev3 events are focused on including the whole family, offering athlete and family only access to the theme park, great race day viewing and more throughout the weekendRev3 has also partnered with the Ulman Cancer Fund, an organization devoted to helping young people with cancer. The evening will culminate with a finish line party from 8pm to Midnight with great music, free parking, food and beverage concessions, and Cedar Point ticket giveaways to Halloweekends and other great prizes from our sponsors. Sponsors for the race include Lake Erie Shore and Islands, Gatorade, GU Energy Gel, and Tyr to name a few. For a complete list, visit Rev3tri.com. Interested sponsors should contact Charlie@rev3tri.com. Rev3 puts on great events in part thanks to its dedicated volunteers. Rev3 offers discounts on upcoming races and a volunteer hospitality tent. Volunteering is a great way to get involved and have an up close and personal view of the race. Volunteers are included in every step of the race, from athlete check-in to on-course aid stations and right down to the finish line. Clubs and groups are also encouraged to volunteer, and can earn donations for their organization. Interested volunteers may contact lj@rev3tri.com. Rev 3 invites local media to come and enjoy the activities offered during this weekend festival and to view the races. Requests for press passes or interviews, or any other inquiries, should be sent to press@rev3tri.com.
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