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Fisher-Titus Medical Center President and CEO, Patrick J. Martin, will retire July 1, 2013 after an accomplished 40year career at Fisher-Titus Medical Center, according to Leslie Stoneham, chairman of the Fisher-Titus Medical Center board of directors. The announcement culminates several years of work by the Fisher-Titus Board of Directors to put in place a succession plan that ensures consistency in the quality of leadership Mr. Martin has provided, and a timeline to provide for a smooth transition once a new chief executive is named, said Stoneham. During his tenure, Martins leadership has earned Fisher-Titus national recognition in many areas including quality care, advancements in medical technology, environmental stewardship, outstanding workplace, and financial success. At the same time, Martins focus has always been to develop service lines, expand

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facilities, and recruit physicians so local residents would not have to leave our area for vital medical services such as cancer treatment, orthopedics, heart care, and advanced surgical procedures, while providing those services at the highest level of safety and quality for patients. A search committee is being chaired by John Payne, chairman of the joint personnel committee of Fisher-Titus Medical Center and Norwalk Area Health Systems, Inc. The committee of local board members, medical staff and community members is working with executive search firm WittKieffer to conduct a national search for Martins replacement. WittKieffer specializes in the health-care industry. Our goal is to identify a person who fits the Fisher-Titus culture of employees, medical staff, volunteers, and board members working together to meet the health-care needs of our communities. This strong team approach, focused on local needs, has been integral to our success, said Stoneham. Our proposed timeline also will ensure that the new president has an opportunity to work with Mr. Martin during a transition period.

Fish Huron Winners

Around Town Page 2 ---------------MileStones ChurchChat Page 3 ---------------LibraryNews Parks&Rec Page 4 ---------------Schools Page 5 ---------------Sports Page 6 ---------------Their winning total of fish was 42.85 lbs with the largest fish weighing 10.85 lbs. A total of 80 boats were entered in the tournament. They caught 169 fish with a total weight of 961 lbs. The average weight per fish was 5.69 lbs. The anglers donated back to Fish Huron 371 lbs of walleye. The fish were then cleaned at Rogers Fish Cleaning station on the river and will be donated to the Huron Food Pantry. Watch for two other groups, Walleye Central & Walleye 101, that will be coming to Huron to fish for walleye within the next 30 days. These groups along with the many others that decend on our city in the fall include anglers from all over the United States. They are here because in the fall, Huron has the best fishing for a trophy walleye that can be had anywhere. So watch the boat ramp on the week-ends fill up.

Pictured above is the winning team of Jay Gullett, Jason Kopf, and Scott Geitgey, known as Team Tailpipers. They collected a total of $7,525 for winning the 4th annual FishHuronOhio Walleye Challenge sponsored by South Shore Marine and Pursuit Boats.

Huron Pumpkin Fest

Saturday, October 13th 2012
Huron Boat Basin & Amphitheater 11:00 am 5:00 pm
Free admission to the Huron Pumpkin Fest on Saturday, October 13th means family fun for all ages! Located at the Huron Boat Basin & Amphitheater, 330 North Main Street, the event hours are 11 a.m. until 5 p.m. The festival features entertainment, games, contests and food, with the crowd-favorite Barnes Nursery Pumpkin Drop at 2:30 p.m. Kids and adults love the suspense, and the mess, of huge pumpkins exploding on impact when dropped from the Barnes Nursery 55-foot high bucket truck! Entertainment includes a magic show, caricature and portrait artists, stilt-walking jugglers plus a fire juggling show. The young and young-at-heart will enjoy pumpkin decorating and the Kids Craft Tent by Just like Home Childcare, as well as face painting, the petting zoo, pony rides, games, rock wall climbing, and the bounce house. Registration for the Scarecrow Decorating Contest begins at 11 a.m. (supplies are provided); winners are announced at 4:00 p.m. Tickets for children games can be purchased for 25 cents per ticket or five tickets for $1.

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11:00 ~ Festival Opens 12:00 ~ Magic Show 2:00 ~ Stilt Walking Jugglers 2:30 ~ Barnes Nursery PUMPKIN DROP 3:00 ~ Fire Juggling Show 4:00 ~ Scarecrow Decorating Contest Judging The Pumpkin Fest is sponsored by Huron Parks and Recreation with the generous support of Barnes Nursery, First Federal Savings of Lorain, and Bennetts Computerized Novelties. Student help from Huron High School Art Club and local high school student volunteers make this event possible. Visit www.cityofhuron.org for more details, or call 419-433-8487.

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Letters to the Editor

Letter to the Editor As I watched the Erie County Commission Candidate Forum, I was appalled by the comments from Steve Kraus concerning the City of Sandusky. Having been a City Commissioner, his attitude towards 25,000 residents was inexcusable. He mentioned crime, blight and drugs which is a challenge for a number of communities. Does he feel that the City Commission and the Administration are standing in the shadows not doing anything? Addressing Mr. Brady, Kraus stated Im not sure what part of Sandusky you live in but the part that I live in theres drug dealers on the street openly. That is impossible, Kraus lives in Huron, across the street from me. According to the auditors web site he doesnt even own the house. Referencing Rep. Dennis Murray during the forum, Kraus claimed Rep. Murray was not business friendly. Give me a break. I served with Dennis Murray, he was a strong advocate toward business, I know, I was there. I have the utmost respect for Rep. Murray, serving not only the citizens of Sandusky but his district as well. Everyone wants to see Erie County thrive, Kraus, it seems, doesnt have a clue as to the duties and responsibilities of a county commissioner. Kraus stated also I want this job and I need this job. That seems to be true that he needs a job, just not that of an Erie County Commissioner. significantly and the purchase of many new materials slowed to a crawl. While the Board of Directors have been able to make choices that have kept the operations of the library at a solid level, new demands are surfacing which the library needs to respond to. Supporting the Huron Public Library with your vote of confidence would enable them to purchase new computers, increase the collection to meet demands, and add to and maintain other services and programming not possible without additional funding; such as book clubs, book fairs and reading programs for our children. I urge you to vote yes on the HuHuron Public Library ron Public Library levy to maintain deserves your vote! the standard of excellence the library An excellent library is one of the in- adds to the Huron community. dicators of a vibrant and valued comRon Ruble munity. The Huron Public library is Huron, Ohio no exception. Due to budgetary cuts, operating hours have been slashed

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New Exercise Adams Inducted into Heidelberg HOF Classes to Focus on A native of Willard, Ohio and current resident of HuYoung Children and ron, OH, Matt Adams began playing basketball in fifth grade and it didnt take long for him to develop a true passion for the game. Expectant Mothers He was a standout player for the Crimson Flashes,
coached by the legendary Robert Haas. During his senior year at Willard, the team finished with a perfect 20-0 regular season. Upon graduation from Willard High School in 1991, Adams enrolled at Heidelberg and played basketball for Coach John Hill. Adams, a four year letter winner, was named All-OAC First Team and All-Tournament Team in 1994 and 1995. A team captain his senior year, Adams holds several school records, including most points in a season (610 in 94-95). Adams is second on the all-time points scored list with 1,718. Adams holds the Ohio Athletic Conference career record for three point field goals made, with 275. Adams graduated from Heidelberg as part of the graduating class of 1995 with a B.S. in Business Administration. He has worked for the Lear Corporation in various engineering capacities, and currently works for Industrial Nut Corporation as the Quality Manager. He has three children, Alexis (17), Tyler (9) and Camryn (5). By Lisa yako To achieve good physical and mental health, exercise should be incorporated into our daily routine throughout our entire life. Exercise serves not only to strengthen our body but also to help reduce stress, stave off illness and injury, and boost our brain function. Several recent studies have shown that aerobic exercise actually increases growth factors and proteins that stimulate the brain. Hence, exercise, especially for those whose brains are rapidly developing, should be viewed as a critical component of a healthy lifestyle. Berlin Heights resident and registered nurse, Carolynne Zettler, is passionate about ensuring that exercise be incorporated into the lives of our youngest citizens. To that end, Zettler has begun offering an exercise class at The Gym in Huron for children ages three months to two years with a caregiver. During the class, which is held on Saturday mornings from 10:00-10:50 AM, the child and the caregiver interact in various educational and fitness-related activities. This class is basically for the babies. I want them to love coming to the gym and learning that moving and exercising is fun. stated Zettler. Hence, the goal of this class is both to encourage a lifetime of exercise for the child and also to provide an opportunity for the caregiver to interact with the child and get a little exercise at the same time. In fact, during some parts of the class the baby is actually used as a weight or a means of resistance for the caregiver. The cost of the class is $5.00 per session and does not require a membership to The Gym. The only requirements are that you bring a stroller and a blanket for the child. Zettler spent 16 years of her nursing career in obstetrics and knows, from her work experience as well as her personal experience as the mother of three, the importance of a strong body during pregnancy and delivery. Therefore, she would also like to organize a class specifically designed for pregnant women. In this class, Zettler will focus on minimizing discomfort and maximizing health and knowledge during this physically-demanding nine months of a womans life. In her years of experience, Zettler has seen the benefits of a strong, healthy body not only for the mother and the delivery process, but also for the health and well-being of the newborn child. As interest in the class for expectant mothers grows, Zettler will schedule a set time for the class which will also be held at The Gym. If you are interested in either class, you can contact Zettler at 216-854-0459 or holisticmoves@ameritech.net.

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Farm Rescue
EHOVE hosted the 3rd annual Farm Rescue Event located in Wakeman, OH. Professional firefighters from all over the area attended the training. Farms can pose special dangers to responders, so fireman learned about anhydrous ammonia response and electrical dangers on the farm, including propane emergencies. Silo rescues can happen anywhere and anytime. Grain tube rescue scenarios were covered as well as a tour of the facility to identify possible entrapment locations and conditions. Entanglements are always possible around the farm. This session showed fireman how to get their hands on tools and equipment in farm equipment entanglement scenarios. Ron Steinman, Carroll Township Fire and EMS volunteer, felt the Farm Rescue was great. I think it went pretty well, said Steinman. Very hands on training. Instructors are very hospitable. You get to see stuff you do not see everyday. It helps you stay current on getting rescues accomplished. Ray Davidson, New London Fire Department, was very impressed with all the anhydrous stuff. There were many valuable things that I learned today, said Davidson. It is also great working with different fire departments and getting different perspectives and ideas on things. Richard Ackerman, New Washington Fire Department of 50 years, enjoyed attending the event. All the training was good, said Ackerman. A lot of fire departments do not get this type of training or have access to it. Donations went to the Huron County Firefighters - 9/11 Memorial. CE provided by the EHOVE Fire Academy. Training funded by Northern Ohio Fools (Fraternal Order of Leatherheads Society). Sponsored by Sunrise Cooperative and AG Credit Country Mortgages.

Symphony Gets Target Grant

The Firelands Symphony Orchestras Symphony in the Schools program has been awarded a grant from Target Corporation. Grant funds were given in recognition of the efforts of the FSO to provide supplementary music instruction to elementary and secondary schools in Erie, Huron and Ottawa Counties. Musicians will be introducing and demonstrating the orchestral instruments in each section of an orchestra to elementary students. Additionally, band and orchestra students in grades 5-12 will be given individual instruction on their instrument by an orchestra member. All students will be invited to attend Firelands Symphony concerts free of charge. The grant will provide an opportunity for the students to develop an understanding and appreciation of symphonic music. These programs offer youngsters a first-hand connection with the arts through this hands-on, interactive opportunity to witness and appreciate classical music, says Jody Chaffee, Education Coordinator and FSO musician. This is our audience of tomorrow.

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Church Chat
Christ Episcopal Church 120 Ohio Street, Huron 419-433-4701 10 a.m. worship and communion services Sunday School 9 a.m. and Adult Sunday School 9 a.m. www.christchurchhuron.com Holy Trinity Anglican Church children 1608 St. Rt. 113, Milan Adult Bible Study 6:30 p.m. on Tues419-499-3683 days Father Dennis Henkle Youth Group 6 p.m. Sunday Worship and Holy Communion Food Pantry 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m. Wednesdays; 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays Huron United Methodist Church Food Pantry: 419-616-0088 338 Williams Street, Huron Salvation Army Service Unit 10:30 First Presbyterian Church 419-433-3984 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Thursdays by apFirst Presbyterian Church Rev. J. Roger Skelly Watts pointment only. Summer Worship Hours: Casual Prayer Service Sun. 8 AM. Salvation Army Services: 419-4338:30 & 10:45 a.m. Traditional Service Sun. 10 AM 0500 Fellowship Hour at 11:45 a.m. Pastors Cherub Chat at both serSunday School at 9:30 a.m. vices. St. Matthew Lutheran Church 419-433-4348 0Sanctuary and classrooms handi- 15617 Mason Road, Vermillion churchoffice@huronpresby capped accessible. Open Doors, Rev. Dr. Karl Fry, Pastor Open Minds, Open Hearts 440-967-9886 Grace Presbyterian Church www.lutheransonline.com/stmattKalahari Resort, Nia Convention Lighthouse Assembly of God verml-cms Center, Rt. 250, Huron Church Sunday School and Bible Study 9:30 419-271-1112 820 Cleveland Road East, Huron a.m. All Ages Welcome graceopchurch@gmail.com 419-433-8889 Sunday Worship Service - 10:30 am www.graceop.org www.lighthouseagc.org All Welcome Worship: Sunday 6 p.m. Sunday Service 10:45 a.m. Wednesday 7:00 p.m. Worship Sunday School 10:00 a.m. adult and St. Peter Catholic Church 430 Main Street, Huron, 419-4335725 www.stpetershuron.org Mass Schedule 5:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00 a.m. Sunday 10:30 a.m. Sunday Weekday & Holyday Masses Please see the bulletin on our website Reconciliation 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Saturday or by appointment The Chapel 4444 Galloway Road, Sandusky 419-627-0208 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 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. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 4511 Galloway Road, Huron 419-626-9860 Bishop: Bill Reed Sacrament 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 Church 930 Main Street, Huron 419-433-4711 www.zionhuron.org 8:30 a.m. Sundays Traditional Worship Service 10 a.m. family-friendly contemporary worship, with Sunday School for children and teens.

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OBITUARY
Frank A. Choc Fedele Sr.
Frank A. Choc Fedele Sr., 91, of Huron, passed away early Wednesday morning, Oct. 3, 2012, in Gaymont Nursing Center, Norwalk. Frank was born Nov. 3, 1920, in Huron, son of the late James and Anna Fedele. Frank was a veteran of the U.S. Army, proudly serving his country from 1942-45. He retired from Norfolk-Western after being employed for 36 years as a car inspector. Frank was a member of St. Peters Catholic Church, and in his spare time enjoyed working outside, loved his garden, and spending time with his family. Frank is survived by his son, Frank Fedele Jr.; two grandchildren, Kaz Fedele and Coty Harp; one great-grandson, Ryker Harp; three sisters, Angie Rocco, Katherine Iannino and Josephine Fedele; one brother, Louis Fedele; a special niece, Deborah Manner; and numerous nieces and nephews. Frank was preceded in death by his wife, Ernestine (Browning) Fedele, in 1993; his parents; his two brothers, Joseph, and Andrew Fedele; and one sister, Mary Funeral services were held on Saturday, Oct. 6, at Meadow Green Memorial Park, 2602 E. Bogart Road, Huron. The Rev. Jeff Sikorski, of St. Peters Catholic Church, Huron, officiated. Entombment followed services. Those wishing to contribute to Frankss memory may do so to Gaymont Nursing Center, 66 Norwood Ave., Norwalk, OH 44857. Condolences may be shared at grofffuneralhomes.com.

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Parks & Rec

Call 419-433-8487 for information or visit our website for details. Mailing address: Office location: Phone: Fax: Email: Website: 417 Main St., Huron OH 110 Wall Street 419-433-8487 419-433-0470 hprd@cityofhuron.org www.cityofhuron.org Stay up-to-date on all the current Parks and Recreation news! Sign up for our NEW email alerts on the City of Hurons homepage... Well be sending out information on upcoming programs, events, and other general announcements. Huron Pumpkin Festival Saturday, October 13th 11 am 5 pm Barnes Pumpkin Drop 2:30 pm FREE ADMISSION: Held at the Huron Boat Basin & Amphitheater, the Pumpkin Festival is family fun for all ages! The festival features entertainment, games, contests and food with the crowd-favorite Barnes Nursery Pumpkin Drop at 2:30 pm. Check out our website for the schedule of events. Pumpkins for Business FREE, festive and fun advertising for your business or organization! We are still accepting pumpkins decorated to advertise your business/group, to be displayed in the entry area of the Pumpkin Festival. Drop-off your decorated pumpkin at the Parks and Recreation office, 110 Wall St. no later than 4:00 pm on Friday, Oct. 12th. Or bring your pumpkin to the entry of the Pumpkin Fest, Huron Boat Basin, on Saturday morning, Oct. 13th before 11 am. Call 419-433-8487 with questions. First Federal Farmers Market Thursday, 3:30 pm 6:30 pm Its Harvest Time! For the freshest produce from local growers, plus wonderful home-made baked goods, visit the Famers Market in the Boat Basin parking lot every Thursday, 3:30 6:30 pm, through October 25th. Fall Fitness Zumba Session 2 - Fun workout with dance aerobics. Tuesdays and Thursdays, Oct. 30 through Dec, 13, 2012, 5:30-6:30 pm, Woodlands School.
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The Board of Trustees of the Huron Public Library gratefully acknowledges the following donations: In memory of Lynn Hagy from Lee Simon, What the Cat Saw by Carolyn Hart and Buffalo Bills Dead Now by Margaret Coel. In honor of Joel Hagy from Lee Simon, Price of Politics by Bob Woodward and Dont Know Much About the American Presidents by Kenneth C. Davis. YarnWorks, Saturday, October 13, 10:30 AM - 12 PM Join our group of knitters and crocheters, whether you are just learning or have been creating for years. Registration appreciated. Craft Program for Teens, Saturday, October 13, 11 AM - 1 PM Gourd painting tricks and technics. Registration required. Saturday with the Friends Concert Series, Saturday, October 13 at 1 PM, presents the Sounds of Brazil. Matt Gold and Matt Adomeit, a guitar and acoustic bass duo, will highlight the interplay and intimacy of Brazilian music. 2012 Fall Storytime Session II begins October 16 and runs through November 14. At storytime, children will acquire basic literacy skills through fun stories, songs and rhymes. No registration required. Lapsit on Tuesdays at 10:15 AM or Wednesdays at 11 AM (ages 0 - 2 , with caregiver), Toddler Time on Tuesdays at 11 AM or Wednesdays at 10:15 AM (ages 2 - 3 years, with caregiver), Storytime on Wednesdays at 1:30 PM (ages 3 - 5 years.) Mystery Book Group, Monday, October 15 at 7 PM or Tuesday, October 16 at 2 PM Wicked Autumn by G.M. Malliet will be discussed. Call or email the library to join this fun group of adults and their love of mysteries. Blood Sugar Screening, Tuesday, October 16, 11 AM - 2 PM Firelands Regional Medical Center will be at the Library to offer free blood sugar screening. Any and all are welcome to attend. No registration required. Family Storytime, Tuesday, October 16 at 7 PM Stories, songs, finger-plays and rhymes for the entire family. No registration required. Socrates Caf, Wednesday, October 17 at 7 PM This month the adult discussion group will consider the question: What is the connection between quality of life and happiness? Light refreshments served compliments of the Friends of the Huron Public Library. The Book Exchange, Thursday, October 18 at 6:30 PM Unbroken by Lauren Hillenbrand is this months book. To join this adult book discussion group, call or email the library. Connect Ohio Computer Classes Monday, October 22; Tuesday, October 23; Wednesday, October 24: 2 - 4 PM Would you like to learn the basics about computers, the Internet and email? These classes are for beginning adults. All three days should be attended. Registration required. Images of an Evolving Huron Visit the Librarys Gallery in the lower level and view concept drawings for the recently approved City-Wide Master Plan. The architectural renderings will be on display during the entire month of October.

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From a nosebleed to a leukemia diagnosis. It happened kind of fast. Nathan Bishop of Willard, an EHOVE alumnus of the Culinary Arts program, and graduate of Norwalk High Schools Class of 2005, received that diagnosis on August 30. Soon after, Bishops Culinary Arts instructor Chef Michael Edwards at EHOVE heard about it and knew he would do whatever he could to help. Bishop is a five year employee of Applebees, and was beginning steps to become a manager before his diagnosis of acute promyelocytic leukemia (apml), which is cancer of the blood and bone marrow.. He is now recovering from an extensive hospital stay and has a lengthy forecast of treatments, medications, doctor appointments in Toledo, hospital stays ahead of him. Despite the obvious stress of a major health problem, caring for his two year old daughter, negotiating the conflicts with his health insurance company, plus not being able to work to pay his bills, his mother, Brenda Kelly of Norwalk says his attitude is amazing. He always says that it could be a lot worse, and he ends up being worried about me instead of himself, said Kelly. The nurses at the hospital fight over who gets to have him as a patient. Hes just that great type of guy. Edwards knew hed get involved, but he wanted to also get peoples attention. One thing came to mind. People with leukemia usually have chemotherapy, and usually lose their hair, right?. Edwards decided to shave his head to support his former student and stand up against cancer. Conveniently, EHOVEs Cosmetology Salon has just opened its doors for the year, so Edwards simply walked to the neighboring building on campus to

Huron High School Awards Students of the Month for September

Congratulations to the following Huron High School students for earning the Student of the Month honor for September: Hannah Blackwell, freshman, Karl Bates, sophomore, Reid Roshong, junior, and Ross Johnson, senior. The Student of the Month students were nominated by and voted on by their teachers as being good role models to others, kind, hardworking both in and out of school, and always willing to lend a helping hand, explained Mrs. Jordan Fahr, teacher of Family and Consumer Science. The staff members at Huron High School will vote for the Student of the Month Award once a month. One student from each grade level will be chosen for the title. JOHNSON

(L-R)EHOVECosmetologystudentAlyssaGonzales,CulinaryArtsInstructor MichaelEdwards,EHOVECosmetologystudentandBloggerChandaBiecheler(WesternReserveHS) make his statement. Although he knew the Cosmetology would be watching, Edwards was happy to have an opportunity to share all with others through a communication channel already set up with EHOVE students. A group of senior bloggers are sharing their Senior year experiences at EHOVE through blog posts and videos. One blogger, Cosmetology student Chanda Biecheler (Western Reserve HS), documented Edwards headshaving asked Edwards about his former student, cancer and helping others. Biecheler also involved the Cosmetology students by questioning them about what itd take to shave their heads. Kelly expressed her appreciation for Edwards support. Especially with those beautiful curls he had before, it really means a lot that he would do this for Nate, said Kelly. That is incredible and takes a special person. Kelly also said her family is extremely grateful for all of the support theyve received from family and friends. Thank you to everyone, said Kelly. We have been so blessed. Upcoming events to support Nate Bishop: October 6, 8-11 am, Pancake breakfast at Applebees in Sandusky. Adults $8 Children $3. Bake sale also. All restaurant proceeds donated to Bishop, even workers are donating their time. More details available at the event. October 27, 5-7 pm, Spaghetti Dinner at VFW in Norwalk. Bake sale and auction also. VFW donated the use of the hall for the event. More details available at the event. The entire headshaving video and interview with Chef Edwards and students can viewed now at http://blog. ehove.net/blog/author/cbiecheler/.

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Huron High School Mentoring Program Spreads Positive Words

Woodlands Intermediate students were treated to a special assembly on Friday afternoon, October 5th, 2012. Students of the Huron High School Mentoring Program under the guidance of Mrs. Jordan Fahr and the Pep Band under the direction of Mrs. Christine Scherley enthusiastically entertained the young crowd of students during the Woodlands Intermediate School Kick-Off 2 Kindness assembly. The program was designed to reiterating the Rachels Challenge message of showing kindness, compassion and respect to one another through cheers, music, lots of red and grey pride and audience participation. Mr. Mark Doughty, Principal of Woodlands, welcomed the third through sixth grade students to the assembly and reminded them of the pledge they took last school year and challenged them to continue this year to be kind, compassionate and respectful to others before, during, and

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Junior High XC Competes at Fostoria Invitational
The Huron Jr. High Girls and Boys (177th, 20:16), Lydia Pinkerton (181st, Cross Country teams competed at the 20:53), and Rachel Stadler (182nd, 21:26). Fostoria Booster Invitational this past Sat- Both the Boys and Girls cross country urday. The two-mile course was soggy, teams will end their season this Saturday and the crisp air and strong winds made when they compete in the Conference running a bit challenging. Nonetheless, Championship Meet at BGSU Firelands. both teams finished strong. The Boys team placed 24th out of 28 teams in the meet. Their effort was led by Nathan Pack (17th place, 12:37). Next to cross the finish line for Huron were Eric Martin (46th, 13:20), Elijah Hart (202nd, 16:23), Joey Sugalski (203rd, 16:24), and Tristen Bolt (222nd, 18:05). The Girls team placed 11th out of 18 teams overall and was led by Sarah Neibler (18th, 13:47). Next in the chute were Melissa Wirtz (71st, 15:19), Sarah Blevins (87th, 15:45), Korah Keegan (97th, 15:57), Cassandra Dircks (118th, 16:33), Sierra Hockenberry (134th, 17:02), Abby Lowy (142nd, 17:38), Amy Opfer (144th, 17:42), Kellie Huffman (148th, 17:49), Nicole Cisternas (164th, 18:49), Katie Morgan (165th, 19:08), Anna Blevins (166th, 19:09), Brooke Roeder (174th, 19:50), One Week Litz Brittany Rowen (175th, 20:00), Emily Only!

Huron High School XC Fights Uphill Challenge at Fostoria Invitational

The HHS Mens and Womens Cross Country teams competed at the Fostoria Booster Invitational this past Saturday. Amidst soggy and frigid conditions, a steep hill, and a treacherously slippery pass over a bridge through the trees, both teams laid out solid performances. The Mens team placed 12th in the meet, led by Juniors Kevin Tomcyzk who rounded out the top ten (10th place, 17:36) and Brennan Cockrell who finished 39th (18:29). Sophomore Sean Martin came in 85th (19:42), Freshman Jacob Fries was 144th (21:44), Sophomore Graham Mast placed 163rd (22:38), and Junior Will Koenig finished 184th (27:08). The Womens Team placed 11th as a team, led by Sophomore Madi Mize, placing 23rd in a time of 21:33. Senior Kayla Hamilton came in 62nd (22;42), followed closely by teammate, Sophomore Alison Litz, who was seconds away from a personal best finishing 71st in 22:54. Freshman Abbey Black once again ran her personal best time of 23:12, finishing 79th in the race, as did Freshman Hannah Blackwell with a personal record of 23:53 (96th place). Seniors Morgan Mize and Chloe Greenawalt worked together to finish in 101st (24:18) and 103rd (24:21), respectively. Sophomore Elsa Bertsch snagged the last spot on Varsity with a 121st finish in 24:56, followed closely by Junior Liz Delamatre in 123rd (25:02). Sophomore Sammy Hebert ran the race in 26:15 (143rd), Senior Alex Wisehart in 26:37 (151st), and Senior Hannah Smith in 28:16 (167th). The Mens and Womens Cross Country Teams will compete in the Conference Championship Meet this Saturday, October 13th, at BGSU Firelands Campus. The High School races will be at 9am and 9:30am, followed by the Junior High Championship races, and an Elementary race. The Elementary Race will be open to any child in pre-school through elementary school that would like to race. Parents must be present to sign a participation waiver, and can run the 3/4 mile race with their child if they so choose.

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Hurons volleyball squad faced off with the Clyde Flyers, at home, in a non-conference match. The Tigers beat Clyde in three games, 25-17, 25-15, and 25-19. A wellbalanced attack was again the key with Kat Ferrell (12 kills), Hannah Cantrill (10 kills), Megan McCarthy (9 kills) and Hadley Sterett (8 kills) all working effectively together against the Flyers. Sydney Grendow efficiently led the team with 36 assists and no ball handling errors. She also contributed defensively with 16 digs while Sydney Bragg and Leah Phipps had 19 and 14 respectively. Kat Ferrell (17) goes up For one her team leading 12 Kills on the night.

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Tigers Fall to Rockets 27-14

On a wet, cold rainy Fall evening in Oak Harbor, the Huron Tigers fell victim to Rockets potent running game which ground out over 300 yards on the evening. Oak Harbors Mark Konieczny rushed for 178 yards and two second half touchdowns. The teams battled evenly in the driving rain during the first in which only a bad snap on a PAT marked the difference, 7-6. But the home teams offense continued to pound away in the third period while the Tigers struggled. Junior QB Cody Thompson scored both Tiger touchdowns on short runs. Again, the Rockets minimized Hu- Jacob Kovach (72) punished the rons opportunity for big plays by playing Oak Harbor quarterback just as he solid, mostly mistake free football. releases the ball.

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Sandusky Bay Conference Cross Country Championships

The Sandusky Bay Conference Cross Country Championships will be held Saturday October 13 at Firelands College. This is a new venue due to the construction at Fabens Park. Thanks to the cooperation of Firelands College and the Erie Metro Parks the course winds through Firelands College campus area and the McBride Arboriti um. To view the new course you may go to www.usatf.org/routes, click on USATF-Americas running routes, type in on the left under search routes (Distance -3.1 or 2 mile, City-Huron, State-OH, rating Gold). Choose the route that says SBC 3.1 or 2 mile course, this is the most up to date course. Zoom in and out, and make your own copy. Parking will be in the North parking lot, lot G. Please enter Firelands College from the main entrance off Rye Beach Rd. Last year in the varsity race for the girls Port Clinton was the team winner with senior Lindsay Kaatz from St. Marys the individual champion. In the boys varsity race Perkins team was first with junior Michael Decker from Perkins the individual champion. In the team race last year for the Junior High, Port Clinton boys team was first and Perkins girls. Individually in the Junior High race, Logan Hepp for Port Clinton was first and Jenna Hinds from St. Marys for the girls. SBC Cross Country Schedule 9:00am Varsity Boys (top 7 only) 9:30am Jr. High boys (all) 10:00am Varsity Girls (top 7 only) 10:30am Jr. High girls (all) 11:00am HS open race (boys & girls) Coaches will be responsible for getting there own athletes times. 11:45am Elementary race, 3/4 mile course. A waiver will need to be signed by a parent for any SBC elementary school participant. 12:00noon Awards

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