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individuals, businesses orsocial groups to purchase

and decorate any sizeChristmas tree or wreath.

Taking that classic photo with Santa atthe mall can be scary for any child, but itcan be even scarier and overwhelming fora child on the autism spectrum. Loud holi-day music, endless lines, flashing twinklelights, the ambient noise of the passersby,followed by a booming HO HO HO! fromSanta might just send the children withautism spectrum disorders, sensory inte-gration disorders, or other developmentaldelays over the edge. The end result is amiserable experience for both the familyand the child. Fisher-Titus Medical CentersAutism Spectrum Kids program (ASK) hasteamed up with Premiere Theater 8 in Nor-walk to bring families and children with au-tism and other disabilities a special event

this holiday season. The event will includea sensory friendly Santa, crafts, and a sen-sory friendly showing of the holiday favor-ite, The Polar Express. The Sensory Friend-ly Movie and Santa event is scheduled forSaturday, Dec.7. It will begin at 10 a.m. withSanta and holiday crafts with the movie

beginning promptly at 10:45 a.m. At oursensory friendly Santa and holiday event,the environment will be modified to de-crease the likelihood that the child will be-come overstimulated and overwhelmed,said Lindsey Esker, Pediatric ProgrammingCoordinator at Fisher-Titus Medical Center.These modifications will include no loudholiday music, sensory break areas setup for children who need a break or whoare scared, sensory friendly crafts for thosewho have difficulty waiting in line, and aSanta who is patient and experienced withchildren with special needs.

Parents are encouraged to bring theircameras so that they can snap a photo oftheir child with Santa. If needed, parents

can take several photos to get that perfectholiday picture. Following the Santa andcraft activities, Premiere Theater 8 is fea-turing a sensory friendly showing of ThePolar Express. Admission to the movie willbe free for each person who brings in anon-perishable good to be donated to the

local Salvation Army. Otherwise, tickets are$5.50 each.

Children on the autism spectrum oftenhave difficulty transitioning to new activi-ties. To help prepare the children for theholiday event, a Seeing Santa social storyhas been created. This social story will bemailed out to the ASK mailing list, will be atthe theater, and is available upon requestto anyone who will be attending the event.

For more information on the sensoryfriendly Santa and movie showing of ThePolar Express, or any of Fisher-Titus Medi-cal Centers pediatric programs, pleasecontact Lindsey Esker at 419-660-2117, Ext.3040.

Fisher-Titus Medical Center's Autism

Spectrum Kids (ASK) Program providesspecial programming and support for chil-dren, families, and the community who aretouched by Autism, Asperger's syndromeand PDD-NOS. The ASK Program is cen-tered around Fisher-Titus Medical Centerspediatric therapy department.

Huron Parks & Recreation is pleased toannounce that Santa and Mrs. Claus aretaking a break from their busy scheduleto visit Huron on Saturday, December14th. The famous couple plans to arriveat the Huron Boat Basin at 330 N. MainStreet at 4:00 pm.

One of their sled reindeers will also bemaking the trip with them. Santa couldnot disclose the reindeers identity yet,

since the trip to Huron is the grand prizefor the reindeer games. The winning rein-deer will be announced at a North Polenews conference the evening before thetrip.The Christmas with Santa event begins

at 3:30 pm and will continue until 8:00

pm. Santa said that he and Mrs. Claus lookforward to hearing about special gift re-quests so they can update their list. Whenasked about his reason for visiting theBoat Basin each year, Santa replied well,the best part is talking with the children.But Mrs. Claus smiled and said that healso likes the cookies and hot chocolate.There is no charge for admission. Do-

nations (gloves, mittens, scarves) to our

"Warm Hands from Young Hearts" treeare always appreciated. Be sure to allowtime for the children to create memoriesand fun crafts with the Just Like HomeChildcare staff and for the entire familyto enjoy carriage rides.

Fisher-Titus Autism Spectrum Kids

Sensory-Friendly Santa Event Rings in the Holidays

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world-class cardiovascular care for our residents.

Dr. Michael Davis and Dr. John Abboud join us through ouraffiliation with the Cleveland Clinic Heart & Vascular Institute.These highly experienced physicians are supported byour outstanding clinical support teams and backed by theresources and best practices of Cleveland Clinic.

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With Sandusky in the midst of a restaurant renaissance,its no surprise that the catalysts of this culinary move-ment are back at it once again. Chef Cesare and AndreaAvallone, owners of various local dining establishmentsincluding Zinc Brasserie, Crush Winebar, Crush Kitchen-bar and Dockside Cafe have a new project simmering.

Zincs new location on 215 East Water Street is signifi-cantly larger than the original restaurant, affording theAvallones a chance to fulfill their new vision, but also

the opportunity to enhance the experience through pa-trons feedback.

As a restaurant owner and chef, youre always listen-ing and learning, states Chef Cesare. This unique spacefinally gives us the chance to use some of those sugges-tions that we have heard the past several years. A largercapacity with more seating being at the forefront.

While adding to the formal dining experience was veryimportant to the new establishment, so was preservingthe past. From exposing brick and repurposing buildingelements to transporting Zincs existing bar and classic

menu items, the historical significance of the buildingstays intact as does the recognizable feel of the originalZinc.

We felt it was all about balance, says Andrea Aval-lone. Everyone enjoys something new but still likes agrasp on the familiar. Weve accomplished that in thenew space.

With this appropriately sized location, the Avalloneswill introduce Hearth Tavern. Diners craving hand-craft-

ed wood fired pizzas and an extensive craft beer list canrejoice. Hearth Tavern, the latest creation from this dy-namic duo, features a state-of-the-art wood fired oven,multiple beer taps and even wine taps that give diners acausal option in the same building.The new establishment is slated to open early 2014

while the annual New Years Party will still be takingplace at the existing Zinc location.

Stay up to date at www.zincbrasserie.net & www.face-book.com/ZINCbrasserie

Thu, Dec 5

3:15 PM- Teen Library Coun-cil at the Huron Public Library.

Fri, Dec 6

6:00-9:00 PM- Jay Guer-rero performs at Paper MoonVineyards, Vermilion.

6:30-9:30 PM- The Divotsperform at Quarry Hill Winery,Berlin Heights.

Sat, Dec 7

11:00 AM-2:00 PM- WeePeople Secret Santa Shop atChrist Episcopal Church forchildren ages 8 & under.

6:00-9:00 PM- Jay Guer-rero performs at Paper MoonVineyards, Vermilion.

6:30-9:30 PM- Minor Ad-justment performs at QuarryHill Winery, Berlin Heights.

Sun, Dec 82:00-4:00 PM- Board ofTrustees Holiday Open Houseat the Huron Public Library.

Tue, Dec 10

6:30 PM- Huron City Coun-cil, regular meeting.

Wed, Dec 11

4:30 PM- Decorate a Gin-gerbread House at the FrostCenter, Osborn MetroPark.

Ages 6 & up. Registrationdeadline: December 8 with$8 fee. All materials areprovided.

5:00-6:00 PM- ChristsCommunity Meal at the FirstPresbyterian Church, Huron.A free meal offered for thosein need by the churches ofHuron.

6:00 PM- Decorate a Ginger-bread House (see above).

6:30 PM- YarnWorks at theHuron Public Library. All arewelcome.

7:00 PM- Huron PublicLibrary Board of Trustees,regular meeting.

Thu, Dec 12

5:00-7:00 PM- Light Up Hu-ron Charity Event at AdmiralsPointe. Silent auction andholiday party with proceedsto benefit Hurons SecretSanta Program.

If you would like yourevent listed in theCommunity Calendar,contact Lisa Yako at

[email protected] at leasttwo weeks prior toevent.

Dr. Michael Davis, a board certified interventional car-diologist, and Dr. John Abboud, board-certified cardiolo-gist, have recently joined Cleveland Clinics Sydell andArnold Miller Family Heart & Vascular Institute and themedical staffs at Fisher-Titus Medical Center and TheBellevue Hospital. They have begun practicing in theSnyder/White Heart & Vascular Center at Fisher-Titusand in the Specialty Clinic at The Bellevue Hospital. Fish-

er-Titus and The Bellevue Hospital announced in Junean affiliation with Cleveland Clinics Miller Family Heart& Vascular Institute. As part of the affiliation, ClevelandClinic is hiring and employing a permanent physicianteam of two cardiologists, a vascular surgeon and a tho-racic surgeon to work in the hospitals and live in thecommunities in which they serve. Dr. Davis and Dr. Ab-boud are the two cardiologists permanently assigned tothe Snyder/White Heart & Vascular Team as part of thephysician team. The heart and vascular program at Fish-er-Titus is being fully staffed by Cleveland Clinic physi-cians while the rest of the team is being recruited. Thoseteam members are here 24/7 during their rotations.

Dr. Davis is the medical director of the heart programat Fisher-Titus. His clinical interests include acute coro-nary syndrome, pulmonary hypertension, cardiac echo-cardiography and vascular disease (arterial and venous).

Most recently, Dr. Davis served as the medical director,heart partnership for both the Ohio State University and

Memorial Hospital of Union County. In addition, he wasthe medical director of the vascular laboratory at Me-morial Hospital of Union County and medical director ofthe heart recovery program at Heartland RehabilitationCenter in Marysville. He and his wife have three children.

Dr. Abboud is providing care along with other Cleve-land Clinic heart, vascular and thoracic specialists at theFisher-Titus Snyder/White Heart & Vascular Center. His

clinical interests include cardiovascular disease, nuclearcardiology, echocardiography, and cardiovascular com-puted tomography. He most recently served as a cardi-ologist at Cardiology One Inc. in Canton. He and his wife,who is an internist, have two young daughters and willbe relocating to our area.

Recruitment efforts led by Dr. Daniel Clair, chair ofvascular surgery at Cleveland Clinic, continue in orderto bring a vascular specialist and a thoracic surgeon tothe team, said Suzanne Inglis, assistant vice presidentof nursing. In the meantime, we are fortunate to haveworld-class Cleveland Clinic physicians providing carefor our vascular and thoracic patients in our local hospi-tals 24/7.Fisher-Titus and The Bellevue Hospital serve acombined six-county region which includes Erie, Huron,Lorain, Richland, Sandusky and Seneca counties. This af-filiation brings these communities four new physicians

and Cleveland Clinics best practices and reputation inheart and vascular care.

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Christ Episcopal Church120 Ohio Street, Huron419-433-470110 a.m. worship and communionservicesSunday School 9 a.m. and Adult SundaySchool 9 a.m.www.christchurchhuron.com

First Presbyterian Church225 Williams Street, Huron

419-433-5018Summer Worship Hours:Memorial Day to Labor Day8:00 & 9:30 amFellowship Hour at 10:30No Sunday SchoolWinter Worship Hours:8:30 & 10:45 WorshipSunday School at 9:30 amFellowship Hour at 11:45 amBible Study Mondays at 1:00 pmEmail: [email protected]

Grace Presbyterian ChurchKalahari Resort, Nia Convention Center,Rt. 250, Huron

[email protected]: Sunday 10 a.m.

Holy Trinity Anglican Church1608 St. Rt. 113, Milan419-499-3683Father Dennis HenkleWorship and Holy Communion Sunday10:00 a.m.

Huron United Methodist Church338 Williams St., 419-433-39848:00 a.m. - Praise Service, Sanctuary withRev. Rogers Cherub Chat9:00 Refreshments in the Fellowship Hall10:00 a.m. - Celebration Service,Sanctuary after Cherub Chat childrenare invited to Childrens CelebrationService in Fellowship Hall.Pastors Cherub Chat at both services.6:30 pm - Jr. and Sr. High YouthFellowshipSanctuary and classrooms handicappedaccessible.

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 andchildrenAdult Bible Study 6:30 p.m. on TuesdaysYouth Group 6 p.m. SundayFood Pantry 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.Wednesdays; 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 appointmentonly.Salvation Army Services: 419-433-0500

St. Matthew Lutheran ChurchPO Box 774, 15617 Mason Road,Vermilion, 44089Rev. Dr. Karl F. Fry, Pastor440 967 9886www.lutheransonline.com/stmattvermlcms

Twitter: @stmattvermlcmsSunday Worship: 10:30am (for June, Julyand August)Sunday School: 9:30am

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. Saturdayor by appointment

The Chapel4444 Galloway Road, Sandusky419-627-0208www.thechapel.tv/Saturday Service 5:00 p.m.Sunday Services at 9:00 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Jr. High Youth Group Sundays during9 and 11 am church service meet in theWarehouse/Youth RoomSr. High Youth Group Sunday eveningsfrom 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 10a.m. to 2 p.m. and from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Zion Lutheran Church

930 Main Street, Huron419-433-4711www.zionhuron.org8:30 a.m. Sundays Traditional WorshipService10 a.m. family-friendly contemporaryworship, with Sunday School forchildren and teens.

Roger D. MarkinMar 11, 1932 - Nov 27, 2013

Roger D. Markin, 81, of Hu-ron, went home to be with hisLord and Savior, Wednesday,Nov. 27, 2013, in Stein Hos-pice Care Center, surroundedby family. He was born March11, 1932, in Chicago, Ill., toEmmett and Arah Markin. Hegrew up in Toledo and was a1950 graduate of Scott HighSchool. He attended the Uni-versity of Toledo. In 1966, heand his family moved to Huron.Roger is survived by his wife of61 years, Barbara (Hoffman)Markin. They had four daugh-

ters, Susan (Paul) Ferland, ofJewett City, Conn., Cathy (Ted)Wunderle, of Vermilion, Carol(Bill) Scott, of Huron, and BethStewart, of Rupert, Idaho. He isalso survived by three brothers,Richard, Larry and William; 12grandchildren; and 17 great-grandchildren. He was pre-ceded in death by a son; hisparents; a grandson; andgreat-granddaughter. Rogerloved the Lord. He shared thislove with the residents of Ad-miral's Pointe by conductingweekly Communion servicesfor 19 years. He was also a

proud member of Huron Ro-tary for 47 years, and a pastvolunteer for Big Brother BigSister in Sandusky. He workedas business manager for Hu-ron City Schools, Pillsbury, theTwine House and SchlessmanSeed. Singing was Roger's pas-sion and his gift. Services wereheld on Monday, Dec. 2nd, atChrist Episcopal Church, 120Ohio St., Huron, under thedirection of the Rev. WandaRay, with co-pastors, FatherGene Smercina and FatherSean Templeton. Inurnment

followed in the church's co-lumbarium.In lieu of flowers,memorial contributions may bemade to the Huron Food Pantryor Stein Hospice Services, 1200Sycamore Line, Sandusky, OH44870.

Ralph C. PisanoJan 25, 1924 - Nov 28, 2013

Ralph C. Pisano, 89, of Huron,died Thursday, Nov. 28, 2013,at his residence with his familyby his side. He was born Jan.25, 1924, in Huron and was alifelong resident. He graduatedfrom Huron High School in1941 and was Valedictorian ofhis class. He played basketballand football in high school andsummer baseball. He served in

the U.S. Army from 1943-46 inthe European Theater of Op-

erations and was a staff ser-geant. He attended The OhioState University from 1941-43and graduated from the Uni-versity of Detroit in 1950. Hepassed the Michigan State Barin 1950 and the Ohio Bar in1951 when he started practic-ing Law. He started his ownlaw practice in 1953 in Huronand was the Huron MunicipalCourt Judge from 1992-97.His son, Ralph, joined his prac-

tice in 1990 until his pass-ing in 2006. He received hisSupreme Court Certificate in1998 for judgeship service toOhio. Ralph enjoyed and was amember of many organizationsincluding Knights of Columbus;Huron Rotary, serving as presi-dent in 1963 and 1964, andwas a 50-year member, receiv-ing the Star Award for morethan half a century; HuronChamber of Commerce wherehe received a special Cham-ber Award in 2012, and wasChamber Secretary from 1950-60; Huron AMVETS; HuronEagles; the Ohio State Bar As-sociation; and the Erie CountyBar Association, to name someof them. He was a member ofSt. Peter Catholic Church andserved as an usher startingin 1941. He enjoyed singingkaraoke, dancing, watchingprofessional sports, playingcards, traveling, and most ofall, his family. He is survivedby two daughters, Kathy (Lee)Bartlome, and Margie Ann Gib-bons, both of Milan; daughterin law, Gretchen Pisano, ofHuron; and son, Larry (Mary)

Pisano; 13 grandchildren; 19great-grandchildren; and closecompanion of 10 years, HildaBarnett, of Collins, Ohio.

He was preceded in death byhis wife of 52 years, Marjorie(Rocca) Pisano; son, Ralph Pi-sano Jr.; two granddaughters,Carolyn Lindenberger andMarjorie Lynn Pisano; and hisparents, Carmelo and Caroline(Lolla) Pisano; sisters, Lily Ma-joy and Rosemary DeFazio; anda brother, Samuel Pisano.

A funeral Mass was held on

Wednesday, Dec 4th. TheRev. Jeff McBeth will offici-ate. Entombment l followedat Meadow Green MemorialPark, Huron. In lieu of flowerscontributions may be made toStein Hospice Services, 1200Sycamore Line, Sandusky, OH44870; St. Peter Church, Hu-ron; the Huron Rescue Squad,413 Main St., Huron OH44839, or in care of the fam-ily to offer a donation to Hu-ron High School, in memory ofRalph C. Pisano.

Richard AndrewWennesOctober 25, 1969 - November28, 2013

Richard Andrew Wennes, 44,

residing in Huron, passed awayThursday evening, November

28, 2013 at Stein Hospice CareCenter following a 12 yearcourageous battle with braincancer.

Rich was born on October 25,1969 in Sandusky, OH to Rich-ard S. and Karen S. (Smith)Wennes Huron, Ohio.

Rich graduated from HuronHigh School in 1988. He wasa member of the football andbasketball teams. Rich holds

the 3rd all time receiver re-cord in Huron football history.Following graduation he wasaccepted and attended theU.S Air Force Academy PrepSchool. He was a 1992 gradu-ate of Bowling Green StateUniversity receiving his Bach-elor of Education (Cum Laude)Rich was proud of the fact thathe was able to walk on theBGSU football team. In 1998he received his Master of Edu-cation from Ashland University.Rich taught Social Studies andcoached basketball and foot-ball at Edison High School from

1994 until 1998. In the fall of1998 Rich accepted a posi-tion teaching Social Studiesand was an assistant and pro-moted to head varsity basket-ball coach in 2001at SanduskyHigh School.

Rich was a dedicated HuronHigh School Sports fan, andwas thru and thru an avidsports fan enjoying tailgatingbefore the Browns games, atone time was the youngeststock holder with the Cleve-land Cavaliers, enjoyed theOhio State football team at-tending the National Cham-pionship Game in 2002. Richalso enjoyed jogging, weight-lifting, playing basketball,reading and especially spend-ing time with his family andfriends.

In addition to his parents Richis survived by his children, Kai-lee Wennes, and Drew Wennesboth of Huron; his sister, Kerri(Jason) Ziegler of Sandusky;his brother, Rhett Wennes ofHuron; niece, Elizabeth Ziegler;nephews, Jacob and JosephZiegler; aunts, Ann Glass ofErie, PA and Kim (Rex) Harrisof Columbus, OH; the motherof his children Amy (Majoy)Wennes, and numerous otherrelatives.

Rich is preceded in death by hismaternal grandparents ElaineEmmerick and Royden Smithand his paternal grandparentsElizabeth and Richard Wennes.

Memorial Services will be heldon Tuesday December 3, 2013at 11 AM at Grace EpiscopalChurch, 315 Wayne St., San-dusky, OH. The Rev. Jan Smith-

Wood and the Rev. WebsterMaughan will co-officiate.Inurnment will follow in GraceEpiscopal Church Columbari-um.

In lieu of flowers memori-als may be directed towardsthe Kailee and Drew WennesTrust Fund c/o Citizens Bank-ing Company 100 E. Water St.Sandusky, Ohio 44870 or toStein Hospice Services 1200Sycamore Line Sandusky, OH44870.

Condolences may be sharedon line at www.grofffuneral-homes.com.

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The sixth grade Gifted Language Arts class at Wood-lands Intermediate School has been studying the dif-ferent types of poetry and creating poetry books. Thisyears class of 14 students has done an exceptional job

and they have generated some high quality work intheir writing and illustrating of their poetry books, ex-plained Mr. Dale Casper, Gifted Intervention Specialistfor Woodlands. The students have written upwards of50 poems and have selected their best works for theirbooks. Each poem was to fall within a certain catego-ry. The categories were voted on by the class. Nature,Sports, Super Powers and Potpourri were the selectedcategories for this years poetry book.

The World of Poems written and illustrated by ReceGimperling is a finely crafted piece filled with 24 of theyoung authors favorite works. For Rece writing poetrycomes to her naturally. Often times an idea will come toher and she will tuck it away to write about it later, sheexplained. For example, she was inspired to write Fall-ing Leaves after raking leaves in her front yard. Rece hasfound her greatest challenge to be continuing to come

up with ideas to write about. Having completed over 50poems she has selected what she feels are the best 24

for her poetry book. One of the most important lessonsRece has learned from this assignment is to take hertime and not to rush through writing or illustrating herbook. In addition to writing poetry, Rece likes to writeshort stories.

Luke Hanley, author and illustrator of Night of the Liv-ing Poem, had been working on his book for over twoweeks. Complete with 21 of his favorite poems, Lukepreferred the rhyming couplet style of poetry the best.As he explained the rhyming pattern to be: aa, bb, cc. etc.He liked the challenge this particular style offered andshared the secret to his writing success. When you cantthink of something to rhyme, go through the alphabetand try to find a rhyming word with each letter. Rhym-ing couplets are frequently off topic so it is ok that theyare fun, explained Luke. One of Lukes favorite poemsin his book was about baseball and titled Grand Slam.He chose this as a favorite because he felt it was wellwritten and contained a metaphor. In addition to po-etry, Luke likes to write reports about people.

As the poetry books are nearing completion, Mr.Caspers sixth grade Language Arts class will be holdinga poetry reading for Ms. Galloways third grade class.

Mr. Caspers students will also have the opportunity

to select their favorite poem to submit to Creative Kidsmagazine. Over the years Mr. Casper has had severalstudents published in this magazine. Competition israther tough as students are competing on a nationallevel. Creative Kids is a national magazine geared to-ward gifted students between the ages of 8 and 16.

Outstanding Poetry Generated at Woodlands

(LEFT) Rece Gimperling (RIGHT) Luke Hanley

Searching for a job, having your resume just right andbeing prepared with top notch employability skills canbe tough for some. Especially for those who have beenout of the workforce for a time and on public assistance.EHOVE Adult Career Center started managing a pro-gram in October that will help people in this situationtransition successfully into a career.

Considered to be a welfare to work program, EHOVEsPEAK program will put people to work through jobs atits facility in Fremont, while also teaching them vitalemployability skills to help them search for jobs, createa strong resume, communicate well and have a strongwork ethic. This effort is funded through a contract withSandusky County Job & Family Services.

Our goal is to prepare them for jobs, help businesses,prepare our local workforce and help move them off

public assistance, said EHOVE Adult Career Centers PhilJohnson who is administering the grant and managing

the facility. He works on site with a team of EHOVE staffmembers to train the workers and manage the projects.

Participants spend part of their day in training butanother part of their day working on projects. Incomegenerated from these projects helps to offset public as-sistance funds while also preparing participants to earncertifications like OSHA, IC3 and forklift operator. John-son says PEAK is now offering online GED opportunitiesand will soon offer office training.The program also allots a set number of hours for par-

ticipants to search for a job. The number of hours foreach varies and is determined after a review of theirsituation by Sandusky County Job & Family Services.To enable them to consistently report to the facilityand search for jobs, the participants also have access totransportation vouchers.

Local businesses who have work that can be out-sourced can arrange for it to be completed through thisprogram. The facility has plenty of space, a loading dockand equipment necessary to perform many differenttypes of projects for private businesses and industriesas well as local government entities. Examples of pastprojects include cutting and rolling tool box liners, wir-ing assembly, shredding documents and assemblingcomponents.

Adam Schaloff of Bellevue participated in the programand found a job just three

weeks after starting theprogram. I think its prettygood, said Schaloff. Ithelps push people alongto learn skills for the realworld.

Businesses who are in-terested in touring the fa-cility or finding out if PEAKservices are right for themare encouraged to con-tact Business Liaison TinaSchank at 419-355-1750.More information will beavailable at www.EHOVE.net in the coming weeks.

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On the Saturday following Thanksgiving, Huron hosted several local Junior HighSchool wrestlers to compete in the Huron Tiger Pool Tournament.

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(LEFT) TJ Bolt, Huron. (ABOVE) Isaiah Gonzalez, Huron. (BELOW) BryceGarza, Huron.Compliments of Chris Mischler

The Huron Tiger bowling team openedtheir season at Fremont St Joe today withvictories from both the varsity and JV

boys. The varsity boys won by a score of2,988 to 2,161 and the JV boys won by ascore of 1,773 to 1,549. Leading the way

for the var-sity boyswas seniorBenji Bat-tiste withf a n t a s t i cscores of

264 and 258 for a 522 two game series.Jordan Stutzman added scores of 247and 179 for a 426 two game series and

Josh Minton had 212 and 172 games fora 384 series. The JV squad was led byHowie Oertel with scores of 147 and 190for a 337 two game series and Brian Gos-ser added 172 and 119 games for a 291series. The Tigers open their home sched-ule Wednesday December 4 at RiverviewLanes when they host Lexington at 4:30PM.

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