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A forty year administrative veteran and a business and an organization leader has been chosen to lead the Huron City Schools on an inter-im basis until the Board of Education is able to filter through their find-ings and come up with a permanent solution. Mr. John Fernbaugh has joined the Huron team and is “committed to the profession of Excellence in Education and meeting the needs of the students and stake-holders”.

“Huron City Schools is made up of excel-lent professionals. We will continue to focus on the ‘Educational Excellence’ mark and meeting the needs to the best of our abilities,” stated Deputy Superintendent Fernbaugh. Huron is an excellent District with outstand-ing programs. Our goal will be to focus on this and to expand on these programs to make them better, he continued.

Deputy Superintendent Fernbaugh brings to Huron City Schools 34 years of adminis-trative experience. He has held Superinten-dent positions in both Elgin Local Schools in Marion, Ohio and McComb Local Schools in McComb, Ohio. Following retirement in 1998 after 33 years of service Fernbaugh took the position of Executive Director with the

Ohio Association of School Business Officials for eight years.

More recently Fernbaugh has been using his experiences and professionalism to assist Districts in need of a provisional leadership. He has held an Interim Superintendent posi-tion with the Rossford School District and a Middle School Principal position with Ma-son Consolidated Schools in Michigan and most recently another Interim Superinten-dent position in the Woodmore District for two years. Fernbaugh contributes his success in all of the Districts he has worked to the great teams of people that have been in place.

“Absolute transparency” is a personal phi-losophy of the Deputy Superintendent’s. Fernbaugh views the District as the stake-holder’s property. Since arriving in Huron on August 1, 2012 his goal has been to be vis-ible and accessible at all times; he is very peo-ple oriented and approachable. He welcomes your comments and concerns and would like to hear from you.

Please feel encouraged to drop him an email: [email protected] or give him a call in the office 419-433-1234 ext. 5025 or on his cell at 419-575-5314.

“I am very excited to be in Huron. We have the skills and people in place and will move forward until the Board finds what they are looking for,” stated Deputy Superintendent Fernbaugh.

Huron City Schools Hires Provisional Leadership

By Lisa yako

For Marilyn Forster, singing is more than just something to do in the shower. Saying that Marilyn is passionate about music is an understatement. She has 30 years of experi-ence in teaching, performance, and direct-ing. Marilyn’s professional experiences have ranged from teaching in public schools to giving private voice and piano lessons in her home to working with local community the-atres to her current position as artistic/musi-cal director at Perkins High School. Though Marilyn has a broad range of knowledge, her latest endeavor, Sing Out! Music Studio, will focus primarily on the choir experience. Marilyn believes that singing provides op-portunity and fosters a sense of accomplish-ment. Further, singing in a choir is a unique experience in which an individual is part of something that they cannot accomplish on their own.

After many parents expressed interest in having their children sing beyond what was offered in the local public schools, Mari-lyn decided that the time was right to open her own business and offer singers, ages five through adult, the opportunity to train with a choir and perform. The goal of Sing Out!, which is located at 519 Cleveland Road, West in the Huron Plaza, is to teach students self-discipline, vocal skills, proper posture, prop-er breathing, and much more. In speaking of her opportunities to train young singers, Marilyn stated “I absolutely love taking the raw materials and molding them into some-thing beyond beautiful.”

The studio will feature five age-group choirs. These are: “Melodies”- girls grades K-3; “Mez-zos”- girls grades 4-6; “Maestros”- boys grades K-6; “Motets”- mixed youth grades 7-8; and “Madrigals”- mixed teen grades 9-12 and col-lege. Each choir, which will contain no more than 25 students, will train together for 45 minutes per week for 14 weeks. Within that 14-week period, each choir will perform for the public at least three times. Students will perform music from all genres ranging from rock to classical to film and beyond. At least 25% of the music will be sung a cappella, thus “allowing students to recognize their voice as their instrument and learn to explore its beauty and possibilities.” explained Marilyn. Classes will begin on September 11, and space is still available in all of the choirs. For more information, visit www.singoutchoirs.com or call Marilyn at 419-656-8092.

By Lisa yako

At their regular meeting on August 14, the Huron City Council voted to hold a public hearing on August 28 in an effort to seek public opinion regarding proposed changes to the traffic patterns on Cleveland Road, East. The proposed changes include reduc-ing both the eastbound and westbound lanes from two lanes to one lane from Berlin Road to Main Street. A bike lane will then be add-ed in each direction, as well as a turning lane into the state boat launch. The city engineers have researched the traffic patterns along this stretch of Cleveland Road, East and have pre-

sented their findings and recommendations to the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT). Based on the volume of traffic on Cleveland Road, East, ODOT has concurred with the City that lane reductions are justi-fied.

City Council invites the public to attend their next scheduled meeting on Tues-day, August 28 at 6:30 PM at which time they will hear comments on the changes outlined above. Should there be no opposition to the lane changes, the new traffic pattern will go into effect when the construction on the Cleveland Road Bridge is completed this fall.

Public Hearing to be Held Regarding Lane Changes for Cleveland Road, East

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Council set the date/time for the Public Hearing relating to the new striping plan/lane reduction of Route 6/Huron River Bridge to be held at the next Council meeting August 28th at 6:30pm.

City Engineers will provide information and layout designs of these changes at this meeting. The public is encouraged to attend the Public Hearing to express any/all com-ments on the matter.

Don BiLLman

The Huron Chamber of Commerce is planning its 16th annual Don Billman Memorial Golf Outing on Wednesday, Sept. 12 at Saw-mill Creek Golf Club. There will be a 1 p.m. shotgun start, lots of exciting golf challeng-es, a putting contest, all fol-lowed by an awesome dinner at Mulligan’s Pub.

Participation by Huron residents is invaluable to the success of this event, which is one of the Chamber’s ma-jor fundraisers. These out-ings enable the Chamber to continue its work of helping area businesses grow and prosper, even in these tough economic times. The outing is dedicated to Billman, who founded the golf outing in the early 1980’s. He served as treasurer of the Chamber for two decades, until his death in 1996.

The greens fee is $85 per golfer, which includes a cart, a picnic lunch, refreshments

during play, the full-course dinner and lots of prizes. Anyone lucky enough to sink a hole-in-one on the sev-enth hole will win the title to a 2013 Chevrolet Malibu, provided by Foster Chev-rolet-Cadillac in Sandusky. The dealer is also providing other top-of-the-line prizes for golfers lucky enough to sink the ball in one swing on holes 5, 13 and 17.

Any area resident who en-joys a challenging game of golf at the award-winning Sawmill Creek course is in-vited to tee off with their friends and neighbors. With events such as this, the cham-

ber has been able to:Provide scholarships to 2

HHS graduates each year

Provide Chamber mem-bers with opportunities for discounts on health insur-ance, credit card processing and worker’s compensation premiums.

Provide tourism informa-tion for visitors to our area

Participate in numer-ous community activities throughout the year.

The Chamber has been a vital part of the greater Hu-ron community for more than six decades. We hope that you will consider join-ing us for a fun-filled day on the links. Phone the Cham-ber office, 419-433-5700, to register.

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Treasurer

Never mind their scores, this foursome had a great time at a recent Huron Chamber golf outing. Pictured, L to R, Bob Eirons, Pat Deville, Kevin Asher and Bruce Molnar.

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The Huron Garden Club’s August 2012 Meeting is aplannedtourbyDr.BrownhelmoftheBrownhelmHor-ticultural Learning Center located at the Lorain CountyTropical Greenhouse and Museum. The address is 9459Gifford Road, Amherst, Ohio, 44001. Phone: 4400-965-4027.

Memberswhoprefertocarpoolwillmeetby9:30a.m.,Friday,August24,attheHuronPresbyterianChurch,,225Williams.ThosedrivingseparatelypleasemeetthegroupattheGreenhouseby10:00a.m.

Following the tour and a brief meeting members willhave a noon lunch at Granny Joe’s Ice Creamatorium indowntownVermilion,5598LibertyAve.

Phone: 1-440-967-3663. Coordinator is Holly Mackey.Ifnecessary,pleasecallherfordrivingdirections.Phone:1-440-899-7467

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InformationMeetingTuesday,Aug.28,10:30am

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Teacher, support staff and board members will be in-volved in a workshop created and presented by FMAfoundersPeterandRosannLarrow.Mr.andMrs.LarrowareMontessoriconsultantsandteachereducatorsandrunMontessori Opportunities, Inc. They travel worldwidepromotingthephilosophyandeducatingteachers.

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The Rotary Clubs of NorthwestOhioareseekingyoungprofessionalsto participate in a cultural exchangewith India for four weeks startingJanuary15,2013.

ThepurposesofGroupStudyEx-change (GSE), a program of TheRotary Foundation, are to promoteinternational understanding andgoodwill through person-to-personcontact,andtoprovideinternationalprofessionaldevelopmentopportuni-tiesfortheparticipants.

Whileabroad,fiveGSETeammem-bers led by a Rotarian will live withIndian families. They will have the

opportunity to meet their profes-sional counterparts in India, and toexperiencethelocalculture.TheywilltourtheRotaryDistrictoftheirhosts,whichcouldincludemovingtoanewlocationeveryseveraldays.

The Rotary Foundation providesround-trip air travel. Rotarians inIndiawillprovidemeals,lodgingandtravelwithintheIndianstatesofKar-nataka and Andhra Pradesh. Teammembers pay only for personal andincidentalexpenses.

Requirementsforapplicants:Peo-ple interested in applying should beU.S. citizens between the ages of 25

and40.Applicantscannotbespousesor descendants of Rotary members,andmusthaveworkedinarecognizedbusinessorprofessionforatleasttwoyears.Applicantsalsomustliveand/orworkwithinRotaryDistrict6600,whichcoversNorthwestOhio.

For an application form or addi-tional information, please contactyour local Rotary Club, or contactRonStoner,District6600GSEChair,[email protected]. Completed applicationsmustbereceivedbeforeSeptember1,2012.

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The Huron High School AthleticHallofFameSelectionCommitteeispleasedtoannouncetheinducteesforthe 20th annual banquet to be heldatMesenburg’sPlazaat6:00p.m.onThursday,September27,2012.Tick-ets will be available at Huron HighSchool,beginningAugust15,2012,at$25.00perticket.

WAYNE AUBLE – Class of 1973.Earned nine letters in football, crosscountry,basketball,andbaseball.Hewas considered the best defensiveplayer on two undefeated, regularseasonbasketballteamsin1971-1972and1972-1973.Hewasfirst-teamallSBCinbaseballwhenhebatted .417asasenior.

JIMBOOS-Classof1962.Earned10lettersinfootball,basketball,wres-tling, baseball, and track. He was astarting running back for the un-beaten 1961 football team that gaveuponly14pointsfortheseason.Heearned first-team All-Lakeland Con-

ference offense and defense honorsas a junior and senior. He rushedfor over 1,000 yards as a senior andscored26careertouchdowns.

JANET WILBER HAMILTON –Class of 2001. Earned seven lettersin volleyball and track. She was anAll-Ohiovolleyballplayerandplayedon a state championship and staterunner up team, and qualified forstatethreetimesintrack.Attimeofgraduation, shewas involved in fourschoolrecords intrack. ShewasthefirstHurongirltobreak60secondsinthe400meterrun.

TODD PFAHL – Class of 1986.Earned three letters in football andwas a first-team All-Ohio player atlinebacker. He also was first-teamAll-Districtandearnedthelineman-of-the-yearaward. Hehadover300careertacklesandscoredeightcareertouchdowns while gaining over 800yardsrushingandreceivinginhisca-reer.

CATHERINE TAYLOR – Class of2000.Earned11lettersintennis,bas-ketball, and track. She was an out-standing point guard in basketballand set school records in assists andsteals forbothaseasonandacareer,whileearningSBCfirst-teamhonors.In track, she was on the school re-cord-setting4X800relayteam.

BILLSCOTT–Classof1972.Hon-oredasbothanathleteandacoach.He earned first-team SBC honorsin football when he gained over 800yards and scored 13 touchdowns hissenioryear.HewontheSBC220yarddash race and finished third in thestate220yarddashandthe880relayto earn All-Ohio honors. He is co-holder of the school record for the220yarddash.

Asacrosscountryandtrackcoach,his teams won six conference cham-pionships and twice, his girls crosscountry teams finished third in thestate.

Huron High School Hall of Fame

A new program called Yellow DotLink-to-Life is being introduced toprovidefirstresponderscriticalmedi-cal informationaboutpeopleduringemergencies when they may not beable tocommunicate for themselves.TheprogramisanupdateoftheFish-er-TitusLink-to-Lifecapsulethathasbeen in use since 1999 through theFisher-TitusHomeHealthCenter.

Each Yellow Dot Link-to-Life kitincludes an Emergency Medical In-formationForm,YellowDotLink-to-Life Cling Decal, and yellow plasticstorage jacket.Themedical informa-tioniscompletedandplacedintotheyellow plastic storage jacket whichcanbehungonarefrigeratorand/orplacedintheglovecompartmentofavehicle.

The Yellow Dot Link-to-Life clingdecal is then affixed on the home’smainentrydoorand/orthevehicle’spassenger-side rear windshield toalert emergency personnel and firstresponders that there is medical in-formation stored on the refrigeratororinthevehicle’sglovecompartment.

KitswillbeavailablebeginningAug.13 at the Fisher-Titus Booth at theHuronCountyFairandat:

•Fisher-TitusInformationDesks

•Fisher-TitusHomeHealthCenterbycalling419-668-0099

•AreaPhysicianOffices•FireandPoliceDepartmentsThe Yellow Dot Link-to-Life Pro-

gramisafreeserviceprovidedtoin-dividualsofallages,withanempha-sis on senior citizens. The programis funded by Fisher-Titus MedicalCenter and is a cooperative effortof North Central EMS, local LawEnforcement, Fire and Rescue, andEmergencyMedicalServices.

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Mid-AugustCynthia Geiger, North Central EMS, Debbi Cullen, Fisher-Titus Home Health Center, and Charles Hillman, Norwalk Fire Department, show the compo-nents of the new Yellow Dot Link–to-Life packet. Packets will be available to community members in mid-August.

Christ Episcopal Church120 Ohio Street, Huron419-433-470110 a.m. worship and communion ser-vicesSunday School 9 a.m. and Adult Sun-day School 9 a.m.www.christchurchhuron.com

First Presbyterian ChurchFirst Presbyterian ChurchSummer Worship Hours:8:00 & 9:30 a.m.Fellowship Hour at 10:30 a.m.Boaters Welcome!No Sunday School until Fall419-433-4348churchoffice@huronpresby

Grace Presbyterian ChurchKalahari Resort, Nia Convention Cen-ter, Rt. 250, [email protected]: Sunday 6 p.m.

Holy Trinity Anglican Church1608 St. Rt. 113, Milan419-499-3683Father Dennis HenkleWorship and Holy Communion – Sunday 10:00 a.m.

Huron United Methodist Church338 Williams Street, Huron419-433-3984Rev. J. Roger Skelly – WattsCasual Prayer Service Sun. 8 AM.Traditional Service Sun. 10 AMPastor’s Cherub Chat at both services.0Sanctuary and classrooms handi-

capped accessible. Open Doors, Open Minds, Open Hearts

Lighthouse Assembly of God Church820 Cleveland Road East, Huron419-433-8889www.lighthouseagc.orgSunday Service 10:45 a.m.Sunday School 10:00 a.m. adult and childrenAdult Bible Study 6:30 p.m. on Tues-days Youth Group 6 p.m. SundayFood Pantry 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednes-days; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays Food Pantry: 419-616-0088Salvation Army Service Unit 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursdays by ap-pointment only.Salvation Army Services: 419-433-0500St. Matthew Evang. Lutheran Church15617 Mason Road, VermillionRev. Dr. Karl Fry, Pastor440-967-9886www.lutheransonline.com/stmattver-ml-cmsLadies Bible Fellowship 9:15 a.m.Sunday School 9:30 a.m. All Ages WelcomeSunday Worship Service - 9.30 am(June, July, August)All WelcomeWednesday 7:00 p.m. Worship

St. Peter Catholic Church430 Main Street, Huron, 419-433-5725www.stpetershuron.orgMass Schedule 5:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. Sunday

10:30 a.m. Sunday Weekday & Holyday MassesPlease see the bulletin on our websiteReconciliation 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Satur-day or by appointment

The Chapel4444 Galloway Road, Sandusky419-627-0208 www.thechapel.tv/ Saturday Service 5:00 p.m.Sunday Services at 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.Jr. High Youth Group – Sundays dur-ing 9 and 11 am church service meet in the Warehouse/Youth RoomSr. High Youth Group – Sunday eve-nings from 6 to 8pm meet in the Warehouse/Youth Room.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints4511 Galloway Road, Huron419-626-9860Bishop: Bill ReedSacrament Service Sundays 9:30 a.m. Family History Center Wednesday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Zion Lutheran Church930 Main Street, Huron419-433-4711www.zionhuron.org8:30 a.m. Sundays Traditional Wor-ship Service10 a.m. contemporary, family-friendly workship9:15 a.m. Sundays Family Friendly Contemporary Worship Service with Sunday School for children and teens.

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Martin E. Farais Dec. 16, 1953-Aug. 12, 2012

Martin E. Farais, 58, Berlin Heights, died on Sunday, Aug. 12, 2012, in Stein Hospice Care Center, Sandusky. He was born in Lo-rain, on Dec. 16, 1953, and was a gradu-ate of Lorain High School. Martin was a U.S. Navy veteran. He was employed for 39 years by U.S. Steel as a crane operator and master hydro operator. He was a member of the steel company union, was an avid sports fan, had a great knowledge of his-torical music, loved crossword puzzles, and was a great entertainer, making everyone laugh. He is survived by his wife, Barbara Farais, Berlin Heights; sons, Chase (Erin) Farais, Virginia, and Myles Farais, Berlin Heights; brothers, Joseph Farais, Oakland, Calif., and John Farais, Nevato, Calif.; niece, Emma; and cousins, Nancy Rear-don and Mike Farais, both of Lorain.He was preceded in death by his parents, John Thomas and Helen Marie (Shelling) Farais; and a brother, Paul Farais.A gathering will be held at 3 p.m. until time of a Celebra-tion of Life service at 5 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 16, at Morman-Hinman-Tanner Funeral Home, 38 South St., Berlin Heights. Food and fellowship will follow the service at the funeral home. Memorial contributions may be made to Stein Hospice Service, 1200 Sycamore Line, Sandusky, OH 44870, or to Cancer Services of Erie County, 505 W. Perkins Ave., Sandusky, OH 44870.Con-dolences may be shared at mormanfuner-alhomes.com.

William O. Dickman Died Aug. 13, 2012

William O. Dickman, 75, of Huron, died Monday, Aug. 13, 2012, in Concord Care Center of Sandusky, after a lengthy illness. He was born in Sandusky and was a life-long resident of the area. He retired from Ford Motor Company, Sandusky, after 30 years of service. He enjoyed fishing, cook-ing, camping, playing cards, and outside decorating of his house for the different holidays and seasons. He was a member of St. Peter Catholic Church, Huron, and was in the U.S. Army Reserves during the Viet-nam Era .He is survived by his wife of 49 years Mary E. (Sturbaum); three daughters, Annette (Steve) Conley, of Berlin Heights, Karen Kowalski, of Huron, and Tammy (Cliff) Prosek, of Mogadore, Ohio; four grandchildren, Richard Kowalski, of Camp LeJune, Andy Kowalski, Blake Prosek and Shawn Conley; two sisters, Barb (Ron) Brownell and Janet Anthos, of Sandusky; five brothers, Robert (Nancy) Dickman, of Castalia, Gary (Judy) Dickman, of Milan, Gordon Dickman, of Fremont, and Ronald

and Richard (Linda), of Sandusky; and sev-eral nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Oscar and Eulalia (Buddenhagen) Dickman.There will be a private family memorial service at a later date. Contributions may be made to Hu-mane Society of Erie County, 1911 Superi-or St., Sandusky, OH 44870.Foster Funeral Home & Crematory, Huron, is handling arrangements. Condolences may be shared at fosterfh.com.

Joseph A. MenoDied Aug. 9, 2012

Joseph A. Meno, 93, formerly of Huron, died Thursday, Aug. 9, 2012, in Waco, Tex-as. Joe was born and raised in Huron and was a lifelong resident until his move to Waco in 2009. He graduated from Huron High School in 1938. He worked for Cleve-land Stevedore Co., Huron Ore Docks for 45 years, retiring in 1986. He was a mem-ber of the United Steelworkers of America Local15267.He was a member of St. Peter Catholic Church, Huron; Knights of Co-lumbus, St. Edwards Council 5023 and was named K of C Man of the Year for 1963-64. Joe was actively involved in parish activi-ties serving as festival chairman for many years, singing in the church choir and as-sisting with the parish Cub Scout troop. Joe was a trumpet player and a member of the local musicians union. He was director/band leader of his dance band, Joe Arthur’s Band in his younger years. He played with three local bands, the Vacationland Band, North Coast Band and Green Springs Band during the summers and sang with The Columbians. Joe was a loyal Baylor Lady Bears basketball fan and loved watch-ing them play. Survivors include his wife of 64 years Marian (Incorvia) Meno; two daughters, Lesley (John) Wilson, of Waco, and Tamara Wilch, of Myrtle Beach, S.C.; a granddaughter Sierra Wilson; a sister Jane (Michael) McDevitt, of Huron; and several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Pasquale and Maria (Lollo) Meno; sisters, Virginia Capaccio, Loretta Coluccelli, Jennie Muratori, Con-stance Funk, Caroline Gebelle and Jose-phine West; brothers, Anthony Meno and Angelo Meno, and infant brother Sim-one Meno; and son-in-law Donald Wilch Friends may call 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 15, at Foster Funeral Home, Huron. Funer-al Mass was held on Thursday, Aug. 16. The Rev. Jeffery Sikorski officiated. Entomb-ment will be in Meadow Green Memorial Park, Huron.

Contributions may be made to St. Peter Church, Huron, the Huron Rescue Squad, 413 Main St., Huron, OH 44839 or Huron Public Library.

August 19-The annual Blessing of the Book Bags will be during the 9:30 service. Everyone from pre-school to grad students and teachers are invited to bring their book bags for a blessing to help them with the coming school year.

The Ice Cream Social will follow the 9:30 service in the Fellowship Hall. Sundaes will be served for a free-will donation. Zion’s Youth are inviting everyone to join them.

August 26- Last Summer Funday Class. Representative from Thrivent will be here following the 9:30 service to answer ques-

tions about Thrivent policies and charita-ble matching funds

September 2 – Labor Day Weekend - No Sunday School – Family Worship

September 9-Rally Day – Fall Sunday School begins.

Sunday School teachers installed, 1st graders receive their Bibles. Luncheon with pork sandwiches and Mission Fair is following the worship service.

September 16 – return to the 8:30 and 10:00 worship schedule.

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Saturday evening, August 18 – Music by “Penquin Down”60’s and 70’s Rock-n-Roll, beginning at 7:30 pm

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Saturday evening, September 1 – Music by “Eddie & The Edsels” #1 Oldies Review, beginning at 7:30 pm

FirstFederalFarmersMarketThursday, 3:30 pm – 6:30 pmEvery Thursday July 19 – October 25, 3:30 – 6:30 pm, at

Boat Basin parking lot. Interested vendors should contact the Huron Parks and Recreation Department at 419-433-8487 or email [email protected]

CityWideGarageSaleSeptember 8, 9:00 am - 1:00 pmHuron Boat BasinPlan to shop for great bargains at the Huron Parks and

Recreation City Wide Garage Sale on Saturday, September 8th at the Huron Boat Basin. Spaces to sell items ($10 per space) are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Reg-istration forms for sellers are available on our website and at our office (110 Wall Street). This event will he held rain or shine!

ChessClassInstructed play available bi-monthly for beginners and

players of all skill levels. Next meeting: Thursday, Au-gust 16, 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM. Register online or by phone, 419-433-5009.

Drop-in’s welcome!

AuthorLuncheonLocal author Richard E. Dillon will talk about his

book, Hollow Run on Friday, August 17, Noon - 1PM in Meeting Room A. Bring a brown bag lunch. Bever-ages and dessert furnished. Register online or by phone, 419-433-5009.

LegalAdviceClinicNeed basic legal advice? Come to Huron Public Library

Saturday, August 18, from 11 AM - 1 PM where local attorneys will give free legal advice. Meet with a lawyer individually on a first come, first served basis. These ses-sions do not include the drafting of legal documents.

MysteryBookGroupBare Bones by Kathy Reichs is a story packed with cut-

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RedCrossBloodDriveThe library hosts the Red Cross on Thursday, August

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You may have heard that there will be new requirements for student’s school meals starting with the 2012-2013 year. Knowing what changes were likely to take place, the Huron City Schools Nutrition Department has already been gradually making many of these changes so it wouldn’t be a shock to our students.

BiggestNewChanges:• All lunches will now be required to have ½ cup of fruit OR vegetable on their tray for it to count as a full meal. Anything less than a full meal will be charged as an al carte item. We plan to offer a variety of fruits and vegetables daily to give the stu-dents more to select from.• There will be three different age groups; K-5, 6-8 and 9-12. Before, we only had two age groups, which left some of the younger students with way too much food. Our menu might still look the same but the portion sizes and recipes will be designed to meet the specific age group.• There is now a limit as to how much meat/meat alternate (cheese, yogurt, etc.) and grains we can offer, Previously, we only had a minimum to meet, but could offer more. Now we have to stay within the specified ranges for each age group. This means main entrees may not be as large as they were in the past. Remember though, that there will be more fruits and vegeta-bles available than in the past. We’ll have to be a little creative to make this work, but have no doubt we can make each meal

something our customers will enjoy.

WhatWe’reAlreadyDoing:• Half of all grains offered must be whole grain rich. Our grains offered already meet this requirement.• Vegetables must be from the following groups each week: dark green and orange/red. Beans and/or legumes must also be of-fered once a week. There is an additional option to include starchy and other veg-etables as well. We have been following this requirement for over 2 years now by serving more fresh and steamed vegetables, serving romaine and spinach salad, sweet potato tots and beans at least once a week.• Schools have until 2014-2015 to meet the first level of lower sodium limits. While this might seem to be a challenge, we have come very close by using only fresh or fro-zen vegetables, since canned usually have more sodium. We expect manufacturers will reformulate many of their products to help us even more in meeting this require-ment. HowYouCanHelp:• Encourage your children to try new things at home and at school• Check out all the new additions to our lunch web site. Games, nutritional facts, resources, information and more! Visit www.huron-city.k12.oh.us• If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Sue Whitaker at 419-433-1234 ext. 5007.

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A sure sign of the ap-proaching Fall is the sound of cracking shoulder pads during Tiger three-a-day practices. Last week, Hu-ron’s JV and Varsity teams welcomed Lake High School in to provide a tune up for the players, coaches, and even the officials. It was evident for both teams that there is still more work to be done before the season opener. This Friday, the Tigers have another scrim-mage scheduled against Bucyrus.

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**BOGART RD., SOUTH

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(High School, Jr. High, & Elementary students)

Rye Beach Rd. South from Sawmill Parkway to Bogart Rd.

(High School, Jr. High 06:25 am – Elementary 07:45 am)

Left onto Bogart Rd. to S. Main St.

Right onto S. Main to Val-leyview Dr.

Right onto Valleyview Dr. to Hickory Dr. to For-est Hills Dr. then back to S. Main St.

Right onto S. Main St. and drive South (straight) to Deluca Plumbing. Turn around in parking lot and go back to Mudbrook Rd.

Right onto Mudbrook Rd. (SR 13) to Riverside Dr.


Left onto Riverside Dr. to Laguna Dr.

Left onto Laguna Dr. to 1119 and turnaround.

Laguna Dr. back to River-side Dr.

Left onto Riverside Dr. to top of hill at Wheeler Dr. and turnaround. Riverside Dr. back to Mudbrook Rd. (SR 13)

Left onto Mudbrook Rd. (SR 13) to Scheid Rd.


Left onto Scheid Rd. an-nex, around and back to SR 13.

Cross SR 13 staying on Scheid Rd. heading West to Huron Avery Rd.

Right onto Huron Avery Rd. back into Huron to South Main St.


Transport students to ap-propriate schools.

Bus # 3 Mrs. Schoolcraft

Bus times are approxi-mates and subject to change. Please be out 10 minutes early for bus.

Am - ohio st. From cleve-

land rd w. To jim campbell blvd. Downtown area, cen-ter, williams and standard streets south of jim camp-bell blvd. & Oklahoma area. (Woodlands & shaw-nee only, no high school, jr. High students.

Pm - EHOVE transport bus

High School, Jr. High – pm only

Cleveland Rd. W. to Rye Beach Rd.

To EHOVE for pm pick-up.

NOTE!PM – High School and

Jr. High students will be dropped off along CRW with the bus leaving the High School traveling West on Cleveland Rd to Rye Beach Rd. The bus will then travel to EHOVE and bring students back to Huron and drop at 2 loca-tions, Huron High School & Woodlands.

Start of Elementary am /

pm

Standard St. to Williams St. (7:45 am)

Right onto Williams St. to Bogart Rd.

Right onto Bogart Rd. to Center St.

Right onto Center St. to Adams

Left on Adams to Taylor

Left on Taylor to Wilder

Left on Wilder to Wilbor

Left on Wilbor to Glen-view (7:55)

Glenview around to Wilder to Center St.

Left on Center to Cleve-land Rd.

Right on Cleveland Rd. to Main St.

Right on Main St. to Mills St.

Left on Mills to Huron St.

Huron St. to Cleveland Rd.

Right on Cleveland Rd. to Williams St.

Right on Williams to South St.

Left on South to Sailaway, around Sailway, back to Center

Right on Center to Jim Campbell Blvd.

Right on Jim Campbell to Ohio St.

Right on Ohio to Cleve-land Rd. West

Left on Cleveland Rd. W. to Woodlands School.

Bus # 4 Mr. Conkey


**WEXFORD AREA IN-CLUDING BRUNSWICK & PORTLAND DR.

(Woodlands & Shawnee students only including St. Pete’s) No High School, Jr. High.

07:45 am start @ Canter-bury Dr. to Wickford Pl.

Right onto Wickford Pl. to Wexford Dr. (400-500 block)

Left onto Wexford Dr. to Westport Blvd.

Right onto Westport Blvd. to Salem Dr.

Left onto Salem Dr. to Huronia Beach Dr.

Right onto Huronia Beach Dr. to Cleveland Rd W.

Left onto Cleveland Rd. W. to Strowbridge Dr.

Left onto Strowbridge Dr. to Salem Dr.

Right onto Salem Dr. to Gloucester Dr.

Right onto Gloucester Dr. to Wexford Dr.

Right onto Wexford Dr. (400-300 block) to Cleve-land Rd.

Right onto Cleveland Rd

W. to Brunswick Dr.(Carriage Square apts. &

Mallard Run apts. includ-ed)

Right onto Brunswick Dr. to Portland Dr.

Portland Dr. to Cleveland Rd. W.

(Including Sandpiper Cove Students am only)


Bus # 5Shawnee & Woodlands

students.Cleveland Rd W. from

Ohio St. to Rye Beach Rd.

At dismissal time, Pick up

Shawnee and St. Peter stu-dents. Leave Shawnee and proceed

to Cleveland Rd. W. @ Ohio St.

Traveling West on Cleve-land Rd., drop students off along Cleveland Rd. to Lake Erie Parkway.

(Burger King)This includes Heron

Cove, Colonial Colony, Sandpiper Cove, Turtle Bay Condo’s & Kreb’s Cove.

At Lake Erie Parkway, go to Woodlands and pick up students at dismissal time.

From Woodlands, go back to Cleveland Rd W. and travel East back to Ohio St.

Drop students off along Cleveland Rd. to Ohio St.

Bus # 9 Mrs. Rosenberg


**Cleveland rd. West of rye beach rd., Hull rd., Gal-loway rd., Boos rd., Camp rd.,(Including sawmill and plumbrook areas).

(High School, Jr. High, & Woodlands, Shawnee Stu-dents.)

**WEXFORD AREA JR. HIGH STUDENTS AM ONLY. (6:55 – 7:05 am)

Start 6:25 am High School, Jr. High. 7:45 am Elementary students.

Right onto Boos Rd. from Rye Beach Rd.

to Bogart Rd.

Right onto Bogart Rd. to Galloway Rd.

Right onto Galloway Rd. to Hull Rd.

(6:35 am) (7:55 am)

Right onto Hull Rd.

Hull Rd. to Camp Rd.

Left onto Camp Rd. to Cleveland Rd. W.

Right onto Cleveland Road W. on into Huron to Wexford, Village Green area. (7:00 am) (8:10 am)

Transport Students to appropriate schools.

Bus # 10 Mrs. Yost


**River, jeffries, knight, sprowl & berlin roads, tiffin ontario, meeker, & mckinley streets.

(Am high school, jr. High & shawnee & woodlands students)(high school & jr. High pm)

**Cleveland rd. W. From rye beach to first st.

(Shawnee & woodlands am pick-up only.)

**Cleveland rd. E., El-wood heights, eagle crest, huron green, chaska beach, beachwood cove, old homestead, berlin rd., Tif-fin st., River rd. Jeffries rd.

(Pm woodlands students only.)

Right onto River Rd. to Jefferies Rd.


Left onto Jeffries Rd. to Knight Rd.

Right onto Knight Rd. to River Rd.

Left onto River Rd. to 9900 block turnaround.

(High School, Jr. High 06:40 am – Elementary 07:35am)

River Rd. back to Knight Rd.

Right onto Knight Rd. to Berlin Rd.

Left onto Berlin Rd. to McKinley St.

(High School, Jr. High 06:50 am – Elementary 07:50)

Turnaround, Tiffin St. back to Cleveland Rd. E.)

(Transport High School, Jr. High)

(Elementary am pick-up only)

From McCormick, Cleve-land Rd. to River Rd.

Right onto River to 9900 block turnaround.

River to Knight, Right onto Knight to Berlin Rd.

Left onto Berlin to Clevel-nad Rd E.

Left onto Cleveland Rd. E.

across bridge to Williams St.

Right onto Williams St. to Cleveland Rd W.

Left onto Cleveland Rd W. to First St.

Right onto First St. to Su-perior to Huronia and back to Cleveland Rd. W. (ap-prox. 08:00 am)

Right onto Cleveland Rd. W. to Lake Erie Parkway.

Left to Woodlands School for first drop off. (08:10 am)

Proceed back to Cleve-land Rd. W.

Right onto Cleveland Rd. to Jim Campbell Blvd. (el-ementary 08:15 am)

Transport to St. Pete’s, drop off students.

Leave St. Pete’s left onto Cleveland Rd. to Tiffin St.

Left onto Tiffin St., right to McKinley St.

Turn around back and take Berlin Rd. to Cleve-

land Rd E.

Drop students at Shaw-nee School, then proceed to Woodlands and drop off students. (approx. 08:40 am)

Bus # 13 Mrs. Christian


**AREA WEST OF RYE BEACH RD. – BOOS RD., CAMP RD., BOGART RD., HURON AVERY RD., SCHEID RD., FOX RD.

(High School, Jr. High, & Woodlands, Shawnee Stu-dents)

From Sawmill Pkwy left onto Rye Beach Rd. to Boos Rd.


Right onto Boos Rd. to Camp Rd.

Left onto Camp Rd. to Bogart Rd.

Right onto Bogart Rd. to the Waterberry Develop-ment (6:45 – 6:50 am.)

Left onto Waterberry Dr. around through develop-ment and back out to Bo-gart Rd.

Right onto Bogart Rd. to Camp Rd.

(High School, Jr. High 06:50 – Elementary 08:00 am)

Right onto Camp Rd. to Scheid Rd.

Left onto Scheid Rd. to Huron Avery Rd.

Left onto Huron Avery Rd. to Rye Beach Rd.

(Including Songwood Circle Area) 8:15 – 8:20 am

Left onto Rye Beach Rd. to Bogart Rd.

Right onto Bogart Rd. to Center St.

(High School, Jr. High 7:05 – 7:10, Elementary 8:20 am)

Transport students to ap-

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**RYE BEACH AREA (High School, Jr. High, Shawnee & Woodlands stu-dents)

**Cleveland Rd. W., East to High School

(High School, Jr. High only am pick-up only).

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am & pm.

Right onto Cleveland Rd. W. to Silvern St.


Left onto Silvern St. to Lakewood Ave.

Left onto Lakewood Ave to Rye Beach Rd.

Left onto Rye Beach Rd. to Cleveland Rd. W.

Left onto Cleveland Rd. W. to Ridgewood Ave.

Left onto Ridgewood Ave. to High St.


Left onto High St. to Lakewood Ave.

Left onto Lakewood Ave. to Atwood Pl.

Left onto Atwood Pl. to Cleveland Rd W.

Cleveland Rd. West from Rye Beach to High School for High School & Jr. High only.


**(ELEMENTARY ONLY AM PICK-UP ONLY)

To Colonial Colony Apts. (518 Cleveland Rd.) and to Heron Cove Apts. (224 Welde Dr.) continuing on from Heron Cove to Ohio St.

Transport Students to High School, Jr. High, then transport St. Mary’s stu-dents to/from Sandusky.

The bus will leave McCor-mick School for St. Mary’s promptly at 07:15 am.

Return from Sandusky on

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(Note! If bus gets full with Elementary students – pro-ceed to Woodlands and drop keeping any St. Pete’s students with you, return, and continue route.)


Bus#19Mrs.Ohlemacher


Am - cleveland rd. E., El-wwod heights, eagle crest, huron green, beachwood cove, chaska beach, & old homestead.

(AM High School, Jr. High, & Shawnee & Wood-lands students), EHOVE AM Transport.

Pm - cleveland rd. E., El-wood heights, eagle crest, huron green, chaska beach, old homestead, berlin rd., Tiffin st., River rd., Jeffries rd.

(PM High School, Jr. High & Shawnee students).

Cleveland Rd. E. from Berlin Rd. to Washington Ave.

(High School, Jr. High 06:30 am - Elementary 07:30 am)

Right onto Washington Ave. around to Lincoln Ave.

Lincoln Ave. back to Cleveland Rd. E.

Right onto Cleveland Rd. E. to Bald Eagle Dr.

(Eagle Crest Subdivision)

Right onto Bald Eagle Dr. to Kingfisher Ct.

(High School, Jr. High 06:35 am - Elementary 07:40 am)

Right onto Kingfisher CT. around cul-de-sac to Meadowlark Dr.

Meadowlark Dr. around cul-de-sac back to Bald Eagle Dr.

Bald Eagle Dr. to Ea-gleridge

Right on Eagleridge to cul-de-sac, back to Bald Eagle

Bald Eagle Dr. to Cleve-land Rd. E.

Right onto Cleveland Rd. E. to Heron Dr. (Huron Green)

Right onto Heron Dr. to Loon

Right on Loon to Mer-ganzer

Left on Merganzer to Heron Dr.

Right on Heron to Snowy Egret

Right on Snowy Egret, turnaround at Kill Deer

Back to Heron Dr.

Right on Heron Dr. to Green Teal, around cul-de-sac back to Cleveland Rd. E.

Right onto Cleveland Rd. E. to Old Woman’s Creek, (Turnaround)


Cleveland Rd. E. back to Land’s End Dr.

Right onto Land’s End Dr. to the end, around and out to Cleveland Rd. E.

Right onto Cleveland Rd. E. to By-The-Shores Dr.

Right onto By-The-Shores Dr. to Newport Dr.

Left onto Newport Dr. to Harborview Dr.

Right onto Harborview Dr. to Anchorage Circle

Right onto Anchorage Circle to Beachside Ln.

Right on Beachside to Dockway

Right on Dockway to An-chorage.

Right on Anchorage to Beachside

Left on Beachside to Gateway

Left on Gateway to Cleve-land Rd. E.

Right on Cleveland Rd. E. to Chaska Beach


Right into Chaska Beach to Seneca Ave. (immediate right)

Right onto Seneca Ave. around to Franklin Dr.

Left onto Franklin Dr. to Kiwanis Ave.

Left onto Kiwanis Ave. to Cleveland Rd. E.

Right onto Cleveland Rd. E. to Shawnee Pl.

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06:55 am – Elementary 08:15 am)

Right onto Shawnee Pl. to Nekik View

Left onto Nekik View around to Wyandot Pl.

Wyandot Pl. to Cleveland Rd. E.

Right onto Cleveland Rd. E. to Munsee Pl.

Right onto Munsee Pl. to Oneida View

Left onto Oneida View to Miami Pl.

Left onto Miami Pl. to Uncus Court

Left onto Uncus Court to Tecumseh Pl.

Left onto Tecumseh Pl. to Iroquois Pl.

Right onto Iroquois Pl. to Munsee Pl.

Right onto Munsee Pl. to Cleveland Rd E.

Cleveland Rd. to Tiffin St.

Right on Tiffin St. to Ber-lin Rd.

Right on Berlin Rd. to Knight Rd.

Right on Knight Rd. to River Rd.

Left on River Rd. to 9900 block turn around.

Transport Students to ap-propriate schools.

StPeterSchoolThursday 8.23.12French Toast Sticks,

Fresh Oranges, Rice Krispie, Milk

Friday 8.24.12Domino Smart Slice

Cheese Pizza, Mixed Green Salad, Pineapple,

Popcorn, Milk

HuronCitySchoolShawnee – Woodlands –

McCormick Schools

Thursday 8.23.12Mini or Regular Corn

Dog, Oven Baked Sweet Potato Fries,

Fruity Fruit Cocktail, Ice Cold Milk

Friday 8.24.12Extra Cheesy Cheese

Pizza, Garden Fresh Ro-

maine & Spinach Salad, Georgia Peach Slices, Ice

Cold Milk

HuronHighSchoolThursday 8.23.12Cheesebuger on Wheat

Bun, Pickle Slices, Baked Beans, Creamy Coleslaw,

Fruit Cocktail, Milk Or Footlong Hot Dog,

Baked Beans, Coleslaw, Fruit Cocktail. Milk

Friday 8.24.12Bosco Sticks, Warm

Pizza Sauce for Dipping, Steamed Broccoli, Pear Slices,

Milk Or Barbecued Rib on Wheat

Bun, Steamed Broccoli, Pear Slices, Milk

Lunches

Bus Times posted are approximations and are subject to change.

Bus times will change once ridership is estab-lished and stops are designated.

Please have students waiting for the bus 5 minutes before its ar-rival.

Annual All Night Run beginning this Friday night, Au-gust 17th 7pm during the home football scrimmage, and continuing on until Saturday morning, August 18th, at 7am. The money will be used for equipment, supplies, and post meet rewards. If you’d like to contribute, feel free to donate at the tent on the West side of the Huron stadium.

Huron XC to Light Up the Track and Run All Night


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