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Viktoriya (red shirt) at Back to the Presentation on dental care at Nik and Addie at Danbury’s Viktoriya at Imagination Station, Wild Field Trip with Danbury First Sandusky Library February 2017. Valentine's Day party, February May 2017. Grade, October, 2016. 2017. Angie Green, Kelleys Island Teacher She also attended the Halloween Parade and has been a busy year! The school year is The Kelleys Island School students had Valentine’s Day Celebration with her first drawing to a close and it’s a great time to look many adventurous field trips this school year. grade peers. We are grateful that Danbury back at the growth the students have made. Our preschool students, Nik Skeans and School and its teachers share these Each student has approached their education Addie Clifton, attended the Halloween Parade opportunities with us. As Kelleys Island with enthusiasm and determination. This is and Valentine’s Day Celebration in Mrs. Biro’s School, we took field trips to the Kelleys also a great time to look forward to next 3-year-old preschool class at Danbury School. Island Veteran’s Day celebration, Sandusky school year and the new adventures the First grader, Viktoriya Skeans, accompanied Library, the Maritime Museum of Sandusky, students will have as 4-year-old preschoolers Mrs. Cihocki’s first grade class at Danbury and the Toledo Zoo and Aquarium. We and as a second grade student. If you see School on educational field trips including attended a presentation on how to take care of these students this summer, please Back to the Wild and Imagination Station. our teeth and participated in bird banding. It congratulate them on a job well done! From The Mayor's Desk Road Closure – Welcome back to the island....let the fun valve supplies water to the drinking fountain the begin. and the hose hook up used to water the Annual 5K & As you may have noticed, we are again flowers at the Memorial Park. doing some much needed road work which There are two small drainage projects by the time the June issue of Kelleys Life scheduled for the East and West side of 10K Run/Walk comes out, should be completed. Division Street. If there is any road closing, it Chappel Street was milled and resurfaced should only one lane. On Sunday, June 11 from 10:45 – 1:00 from Division Street to Addison Street. East The Island Alert Program is up and p.m., the roads which are being used for Lake Shore Drive, from the marina exit/ running. If you would like to register, go to the race route will be closed to all entrance to Addison Street, was deep road kelleysisland.us and at the top left of the through traffic. Please be sure to plan any repaired and resurfaced. Monagan Road, in home page is Alert sign up. The only travel for before or after the race. Please front of Camp Patmos to the privacy gate to organizations that will post an alert are our be sure to inform renters and visitors of Long Point, was pulverized and rolled. This safety services or village administrative the road closure. Exceptions will be surface will be left this way until next year at personnel. made ONLY for mass and emergencies. which time, it will be chipped and tarred. The Addison Street pavilion will be Please be courteous to our runners, Pothole repairs were made island wide...hope having the East and West ends covered with a this is a great event. Please take theirs we got them all. maintenance free product in the upcoming and others safety into consideration. Crack sealing was done on Division Street months. This project was made possible by The race will begin just before the from the Village Hall to the school and all of an $8000.00 donation from the Kelleys Island Kelleys Island Ferry Boat entrance at Addison Street. Coating and re-stripping was Land Owners Association. 10:45. The 5-K will proceed west on done on the Village Hall, Municipal building At the May council meeting, Ron Doe and Lakeshore Drive, a little past the trailer and Fire Station parking lots. The floor of the Tom Beck were approved to fill the vacated park and back to Memorial Park. The Addison Street pavilion was only coated. board positions on the Transfer Station and 10-K will proceed up Lakeshore Drive, A repair was made to the water shut off Parks and Recreation respectively. up Division Street, rounding the entire valve at the North East corner of Division See you in July.... block before coming back to Division Street and East Lake Shore Drive. This was Mayor Cooper Street. Runners will then proceed north damaged during last year's road project. This on Division Street, around Titus Road to W. Lakeshore Drive and head back to Memorial Park. All races will be led by a police cruiser and followed by a couple Congratulations! of golf carts. The 1-mile Fun Run will begin at noon at the intersection of Pharmacist, Donald Chopchinski, will be Pharmacy in Lorain, President of Air Central Division Street and Lakeshore Drive and awarded The Wright Brothers Master Pilot at the Lorain County Airport, Director of go around the block. award at the Lorain County Sheriff’s office on Pharmacy at Lutheran and Fairview Hospitals, Thank You for your consideration. Thursday, June 1, 2017. and spent twenty years with Lorain County Kelleys Island Chamber of Commerce Don was the owner of Middendorf Drug Task Force.

PAGE 1 Kelleys Life now online at www.kelleysisland.com/kelleyslife June 2017 Kelleys Life Kelleys Island Police Department Letter from the Chief of Police: Police by permit, target shooting ter, for which another penalty is not This is posted at the Kelleys Island I hope everyone had a great between November 1 and May 1, already provided, shall be guilty of a Village Offices, Kelleys Island Town Memorial Day weekend!!! Glad to see which must be in accordance with fourth degree misdemeanor. Each day Hall, and Kelleys Island Police everyone, with their smiling faces, division (B) below; and any person in a violation continues to occur shall Department. New forms and 2017 coming back to the island. Also, the proper exercise of the right of constitute a separate violation. The stickers for these vehicles are pro- prayers to some of Kelleys Island self-defense. (B) Target shooting with imposition of these penalties shall vided at the Kelleys Island Police residence who have lost love ones firearms shall only be permitted not prevent the village from seeking Department. Cost for the inspections this year. Now, let’s get to some between the hours of 1:00 p.m. and injunctive relief in the court of com- and stickers will be $35.00 per year. island business. 5:00 p.m. every day of the week pro- mon pleas. Last on the complaint list Also, with the nice days around First, with the weather getting vided that the target area is approved is historical license plates ORC the corner, don’t forget that the nice and the start of the season, I by the Chief of Police. New forms can (4503.181) Historical motor vehicles. Kelleys Island Police Department is would like to ask everyone to obey all be obtained at the Kelleys Island (A) As used in this section, "historical teaming up with the Rooster Girls traffic rules. With more people com- Police Department. References of this motor vehicle" means any motor again on Saturday, May 13, 2017 from ing to the island now, not obeying complaint will be on file after the vehicle that is more than twenty-five 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. to wash some of the these traffic rules could be a safety Chief of Police inspects the back stop years old and that is owned solely as island’s dirtiest cars. Proceeds will issue to some. Because of many com- of the address in question and signs a collector's item and for participa- benefit the Kelleys Island Police plaints from island residents, we will off that this was done. Another com- tion in club activities, exhibitions, Association and K-9 Unit “Dundee”. be paying close attention to the fol- plaint brought to my attention and to tours, parades, and similar uses. A Kelleys Island Police Department lowing Kelleys Island Code council was the many houses with no historical motor vehicle shall not be wishes everyone a happy, safe and Ordinances: (73.71) Use of address numbers. (95.14) House used for general transportation, but enjoyable season. Unauthorized Plates, (73.72) Numbering Plan. I believe this is a may be operated on the public roads Kelleys Island Police Department Operating without License Plates, safety issue for police, fire and EMS and highways to and from a location Shawn M. Craig, Chief of Police (73.30) Speed Limits, (70.20) Stop when trying to locate someone’s where maintenance is performed on Signs (137.08) Discharging Firearms; home that could be in dire need of the vehicle. this can only be done if it’s a charity help and minutes count. Whoever Lastly, on April 8th 2017 council event authorized by the Chief of violates any provisions of this chap- voted in the new APV ordinance. Kelleys Island Fire Department News Now that spring is here, the scenario with the Kelleys Island us in your travels around the island, a lot of house and forest fires. If you Kelleys Island Volunteer Fire Police Department and Kelleys Island PLEASE use caution in the area. have any questions concerning Department will be doing a lot of EMS, a pump training scene setup, Shooting off fireworks in the state fireworks contact the Fire Dept. at extensive fire training. We will be shuttle water training and many other of Ohio, which includes Kelleys 419-746-2788. doing an active shooter training training programs. If you encounter Island, is against state and village Open burning on the island is ordinances. Only state licensed closed until the fall. Only camp fires, exhibitors are authorized to conduct a 3ft. diameter by 2ft. high, are a fireworks display. No person shall permitted. discharge, ignite, or explode any Don't forget, the Firemen’s Steak fireworks on Kelleys Island without Fry on August 5, 2017 held at the BAGBAG the approval from Village Council, VFW post 9908. the Fire Chief and Police Department. Jack Hostal, Fire Chief THETHE The use of Sky Lanterns is prohibited MOONMOON in Ohio. These devices have caused 26 Years of Good Food, Good Friends, Good Fun! HAPPY HOUR 12-5 Daily Wednesday & Sunday 12-8 $1.25 Beer Wings • Shrimp MONDAY - STEAK NITE 419-746-2112 THURSDAY - TACO NITE FRIDAY- ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT PERCH SUNDAY - RIBS 419-746-2365

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PAGE 2 June 2017 Kelleys Life Make-A-Wish 2017 Welcome to spring and the start of we are on our way. For those who are follow, free food donated by Dockers our 23rd year. A quick reprise of last ready to support and help us out, and area restaurants. Come, enjoy year, Cindra Mielke & I (Jeni remember the Golf Cart Poker Run is and see how your donation has Hammond) donated $33,100.00, the Saturday, August 5th, Registration impacted past and current Wish most we have ever raised and starts at 10a.m. at Docker’s Restaurant, children’s lives. As soon as we are donated, to Make-A-Wish allowing $10 per hand, no limit to how many awarded our Wish Children for this us to grant four wishes. We truly are hands you play. It will end at Kelleys year, we will let you know who they grateful for all of your help to give Island Wine Co. & Cantina and last are. these children and their families till about 6p.m. All sorts of games & Come visit us at Portside Marina something to remember for the rest of raffles will be held at the winery for any additional information or if their lives. including: 50/50, Gift Baskets, Wine you would like to help or donate. As we “Keep a True Course” on Ring Toss and more. Make your boat reservations now our swim from the Kelleys Island On Sunday, August 6th we will be because we always sell out. See you State Park to Portside, we hope to see swimming into Portside Marina soon. friendly faces around the island as between 11:30 - noon with a party to Jeni Hammond

Kelleys Island Audubon Club News

On June 15, Jill Bartolotta from Stone Lab will give a program on Marine Debris. The program will be hosted by the Kelleys Island Field School at 7 p.m..

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June 2017 PAGE 3 Kelleys Life Kelleys Island 2017 Calendar of Events

June 9-11 Bacon Fest KI Wine Co. 11 5 & 10K Run/Walk Memorial Park 16 -17 Volleyball Tournament KI/Razzles 18 Special Olympics Torch Run Kelleys Island Police Department 25 M-A-W Horseshoe Tournament KI Wine Co. July 8 3 on 3 Russ Wilson Basketball Tournament 10-14 Vacation Bible School St. Michael’s Catholic Church 14-16 Island Fest Memorial Park 17 -21 Vacation Bible School Zion United Methodist Church 22 - 23 Film Fest Ball Field & Town Hall 29 Roosters Car Wash Kelleys Island Police Department August 5 Arts & Crafts Fair Historical Museum 5 Make-a-Wish Poker Run Dockers 5 Volunteer Firemen’s Steak Fry VFW Post 9908 6 Make-a-Wish Swim Portside Marina 6 Cops and Bobbers Portside Marina 7 - 8 Kelly Miller Circus Ball Field 11 Justin Horseshoe Tournament KI Wine Co. 19 Homecoming – KILA Village Pavilion 20 2nd Annual Pig Roast Kelleys Island Police Department 26 Poker Run/Dice Roll Bag the Moon September 3 Glacial Glimpses Audubon Club 9 Treasurer Island Days Island Wide 9 Butterfly Fest/Yard Sale Historical Museum 9 Roosters Car Wash Kelleys Island Police Department 11 Fall Perch Derby Casino 16 Wine Fest & Art Fair KI Wine Co. 16 - 18 Kayak Poker Paddle & Yoga KI Brewery 23 Feathers & Foliage Audubon Club 30 Harvest Fest Memorial Park 30 Lobster Fest Village Pump October 7 Oktoberfest KI Brewery 14 Chili Cook-Off KI Brewery 14 26th Pre-Thanksgiving Dinner Bag the Moon 21 EMS Pumpkin Carving Bag the Moon 21 Kid's Halloween KI Brewery 21 Family Hay Ride-KILA 4-H Camp 28 Adult Halloween Island - Wide

November 3 - 5 Owl Fest Audubon Club 12 Half Marathon KI Venture Resort 24 Thanksgiving Pot Luck Village Pump 24 Annual Park Lighting Memorial Park 25 Tail Gate Party Village Pump

PAGE 4 June 2017 Kelleys Life Kelleys Island Chamber of Commerce The Kelleys Island Chamber of Chamber of Commerce office at any Commerce has been working hard to time for detailed information on how, provide another great year on Kelleys where and when you can help out. Island. Thank you to all of our mem- We are now accepting donations / bers and supporters that have allowed sponsorships for our annual events. us to promote and draw positive The first event of the year is the attention to our island. Annual 5 &10K Run / Walk on June The board has come up with a 11. Donations of $100 or more will be great idea to get members involved. listed on the back of the t-shirt. Please send us any Kelleys Island Donations of $1000 or more will have photo’s, stories, text, etc… Anything their logo on the back of the race that you think would be interesting to t-shirt. If you or anyone you know is potential visitors viewing our web- interested, please contact our office as site. This is an easy way to contribute soon as possible. These donations / to the organization and enhance our sponsorships are used to cover the website. cost of the race expenses including: The Kelleys Island Chamber of t-shirts, medals, chip timing, water, Commerce office will be open 7 days registration forms, advertising, etc… a week, beginning June 1. Raising the funds to cover expenses The hours will be: Daily 10 – 3. allows us to provide a professional Please be prepared to deliver your and enjoyable event. It also enables promotional literature, menus, cou- Kelleys Island Chamber of Commerce pons, etc… to the office as early as to contribute to other charitable orga- possible. nizations and our community. Please bring your office literature The 2017 race registration is avail- or menus to us during office hours. able on the website. Pre-registration Please try to attend the meetings. This ends Tuesday, June 6. is where you can make a difference. The Kelleys Island Chamber of Members are encouraged to share Commerce is hosting a Mad River Lottery Tree ideas, suggestions and complaints. Bike Run on Saturday, June 24 – This is also a great way to meet other Sunday, June 25. Please be generous The 2017 Kelleys Island Chamber business owners. in providing donations for the prize of Commerce officers are: 2017 General Meeting Schedule: package. Co-Directors – Cindy Holmes and •฀Wednesday,฀June฀14฀at฀3฀p.m. Please remember, donations for Lisa Klonaris, •฀Wednesday,฀฀July฀12฀at฀3฀p.m. any event or general contributions President – Ed Terry, •฀Wednesday,฀August฀16฀at฀3฀p.m. can be made on the Kelleys Island Vice President – Lori Hayes, •฀Wednesday,฀September฀13฀at฀3฀p.m. Chamber of Commerce website via Past President – Kathy Reddinger, As we enter the new season, please PayPal. www.kelleysislandchamber. Secretary – Brittany Schmidt, consider, as a member, being an active com/donate/ Treasurer – Abbey Rosado part of this organization. With just a Lottery Tree raffle tickets are now KI Chamber of Commerce small contribution of time from each on sale at the Kelleys Island General www.kelleysislandchamber.com member we can greatly expand our Store and the Kelleys island Chamber [email protected] efforts to promote and contribute to of Commerce office. 419-746-2360 our beautiful island and community. Island Fest 2017 50/50 raffle tick- If you are able to volunteer your time, ets are now on sale at the Village please contact the Kelleys Island Pump and Captain’s Corner.

Kelleys I sland Landowners Association (KILA) KILA Membership gives you a voice in island government and is an excellent way for you to be aware of issues that affect your investment on the Island.

I would like to become a member of the Kelleys Island Landowners Association (KILA).

Use this form to send in your: Onetime Initial Membership Fee of $25.00 to join KILA or your 2017 KILA membership dues of $10.00

NAME(S) ______DATE: ______ISLAND ADDRESS: ______MAILING ADDRESS: WINTER (List months) ______SUMMER______(For mailing the KILA newsletter and meeting notices) ISLAND PHONE______OTHER PHONE______EMAIL ADDRESS______

Mail completed application and check to: KILA, P O Box 22, Kelleys Island OH 43438-0022

June 2017 PAGE 5 Kelleys Life KILA Korner Hello all! The KILA Korner is members informed, the great work year. This is all possible with the sup- to be completed soon!!! something new we have for our KILA does as a whole for the Kelleys port of our members and of course our Again, we thank everyone who Kelleys Island Landowner Association Island community, as well as projects, hard working board members. Here is bought a ticket and helped support members. Kelleys Life has allowed us Homecoming, the annual hayride and a list of the projects from the last year KILA in 2016. Also, the 2017 KILA a “Korner” for information, updates our Potluck dinner. Please see mem- and upcoming ones: membership cards will be mailed the and KILA activities. Look for us with bership form on page 5. Sponsored a church window first of June. Your 2016 card is valid each printing of Kelleys Life! As the Speaking of the Potluck dinner, it replacement with the KI historical until new cards come out. Make sure 2017 summer season starts, I would will be held on June 17th in the pavil- Society. you send in your 2017 membership like to take a few minutes to cover ion at the Kelleys Island ballfield. Donated monies to Absolutely! KI dues of $10. Cards will now only be something I get a lot of questions Please come and enjoy some time for the new Playground in Memorial sent to active members that are current about. In regards to Kelleys Island together on the island. Thank you all Park. For the first time KILA had a large as of May 31 each year. Your dues and Landowners Association yearly dues: and look for the KILA Korner in the raffle in 2016 and it was a huge suc- other KILA activities help our beautiful People ask me, “Why do I have to pay next edition! cess!!! We were able to do a KILA spon- island. Again, a big thank you to you yearly dues when I am a lifetime KILA - President’s Message sored project to benefit our community. all!!!!! Please feel free to attend our member”? Yes, once you pay to join Chris Arnold, President KILA will repair and update the meetings held the 3rd Saturday of each KILA you are a lifetime member. Every Dear KILA Members, Its 2017 and pavilion at the ball field. This is a major month at Estes School at 10am. The year there is also a $10 per year fee to we are starting to gear up for another project and the $7,900 in recondition- dates are: May 20th, June 17th, July make the member active. Your dues great summer. We have a lot of proj- ing costs came from our homecoming 15th, Aug 12th ( Due to Homecoming help offset the cost of keeping the ects that are being completed this and raffle proceeds!!! Look for the work on Aug 19th ), Sept 16th , Oct 21st. Summer reading and more at Sandusky Library Join us for summer reading for all and click on the Events Calendar). The Benefits Of Energy Efficiency for and apply for jobs, and create a ages!฀฀฀June฀5฀–฀July฀31 Foreign Film: Life Is Beautiful Wednesday, June 7, at 6:00 p.m. resume. Registration is required for all ages (“Make The Most Of Your Life”) Zachary Hoffman, Public Utilities Esl Chat! and begins Monday, June 5. To register, Monday, June 5, at 6:00 p.m. Commission of Ohio, presenter Wednesdays from 6:00-8:00 p.m. visit our Registration Desk in Children’s Italy, 1997. 1 hr, 56 mins. MPAA Learn how to save money, help the ESL (English as a Second Language) Services (adults can also register at the Rating: PG-13. environment, and feel more comfortable CHAT! is a weekly conversational get- Readers’ Advisory Desk). When you As part of the Summer Reading in your home. together for international and foreign register, you will receive your Reading Theme, Build a Better World, expand Author Visit: Lorraine Boissoneault speaking visitors and residents who Log and a special prize. At this time your worldview through foreign films. - The Last Voyaguers want to practice their English with children can also register for the Biddy MPAA Rating: PG-13 - Parents are Saturday, June 10, at 10:30 a.m. volunteer tutors. You can meet in Builders, Community Makers, or Teen urged to be cautious. Some material This book tells the story of 23 small groups or individually. This is Scene programs that begin the week of may be inappropriate for pre-teenagers. teachers and teenagers who canoed free and walk-ins are welcome. For June 12. Little Golden Books 75th from Montreal to the Gulf of Mexico to more information, to schedule Keep track of how much time you Anniversary Party re-enact LaSalle’s voyage down the individual tutoring, or to become a read (or listen to a book) and activities Tuesday, June 6, at 2:30 p.m. Mississippi. Copies of the book will be volunteer tutor, call Sherry Hargrove at you do by recording them on your Celebrate by playing games, available for purchase. 419-625-3834. Reading Log. Receive one prize ticket puzzles, and making your own Little Take And Make Craft: Father's Tech Tutor for each hour (maximum 10 tickets) Golden Book! (suggested for ages 6-12 Day Thursdays from 2:30-4:00 p.m. and for each activity (maximum 10 yrs.) June 12-17 Whether you are a beginner or an tickets). Prize tickets can be placed in Life Lessons From Little Golden Stop by Children’s Services and experienced user, stop by and a Tech the prize box of your choice for a Books pick up a surprise craft to take home! Tutor will help with your questions. chance to win. Bonus tickets can be Tuesday, June 6, at 6:00 p.m. (All ages) One-on-one appointments are also earned for each program you attend. Celebrate the 75th Anniversary of ONGOING PROGRAMS: available by calling 419-625-3834. We Bring your completed Reading Log to the Little Golden Books with a trip Ohio Means Jobs And Resume can help with: the Library for a yard sign. For more down memory lane. Join us as we Review Basic Computer Skills: fun, check out our weekly programs for discuss life lessons that can be learned First and Third Thursday each - Learning to use a mouse and ages birth-16, which require registration from classics like The Poky Little month from 10:30 a.m-12:00 p.m. keyboard (for online registration visit our website Puppy and The Shy Little Kitten. If you are looking for a job, thinking - Computer features about a career - Searching the Internet change, or - Signing up for and using email considering going to Job Search: college or a trade/ - Searching online for jobs vocational school, - Applying online FOR SALE ISLAND RIDE learn how to use the - Paperless resume Ohio Means Jobs For more information, or to register TAXI /LIMO SERVICE website to create an for a program, visit our website and account, assess your click on Events Calendar – Register INCLUDES 3 ONE-TON VANS work skills, search Here - www.sanduskylib.org 11 YEARS IN BUSINESS TURN KEY CALL JOEL 419-656-4951

June 2017 PAGE 6 Kelleys Life Meet Stanley

Caroline Jorski Stanley makes his appearance before and after the Masses at St. Michael's Catholic Church on Kelleys Island sometimes preventing church goers from getting in or out of their cars. It's the opinion that Stanley may just be lonely since he is the only turkey on the island. He loves to see his reflection in the car hubcaps and thus follows the cars down the road as parishioners leave church. So, if you see Stanley, know that he won't hurt you but run as fast as you can to get in or out of church. Reverend Nathan F. Bockrath named Parochial Administrator Caroline Jorski Parish and St. Joseph'S Parish in Bishop Daniel Thomas has Fremont effective July 1, 2017 appointed Reverend Nathan F. The Bishop has accepted the res- Bockrath Parochial Administrator of ignation of Jimmy McCoy as Pastoral St. Michael's Catholic Church and Leader of St. Michael's Parish and also Mother of Sorrow Parish at Put Our Mother of Sorrow Parish at Put in Bay in addition to his current posi- in Bay. tion of Parochial Vicar of St. Ann's

June 2017 PAGE 7 Kelleys Life 2nd Annual 2017 KI Cantina Cancun Group

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Kelleys Life Staff Wedding Announcement EDITOR Lisa Klonaris Happy PO Box 859 (articles, letters, photos) E-mail: [email protected] Birthday ASSISTANT EDITORS Carol Nelson-Burns Caroline Jorski June CONTRIBUTORS: 1 - Jonathan Schodowski Kim Bolden Ernie Bell 1 - Bill Campbell Jr. Sally Burton 2 - Keegan McCafferty Shirley Crabill 2 - Jessica Shenker Sue Daugherty Judy DuShane 2 - Kelley (Elfers) Yorks Pat Hayes 2 - Leslie Algase Tom Konecny 3 – Dave Rich Mary Ann Monak Mayor Arden Cooper 5 – Jan Lochotzki Joseph Randazzo 6 – Mark Walters Phil Thiede 8 - Lauren Kranyak Dave Slosser Sharon Brunell-McIntire 8 - Lillie Leckler 9 - Amy Karpowicz ADVERTISING ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVE: 9 - Erin Sandvick Caroline Jorski 10 – Benjamin Elfers 419-746-5433 11 – Stuart Humphrey E-mail: [email protected] Fax: 419-746-2167 Addison and Brandon Ott were wed on March 4, 2017 on their second favorite 12 - Kreg Vetovitz PO Box 859 island, St. Croix. The ceremony was held on the beach and officiated by their best 14 - Shane Nelson Kelleys Island, Ohio 43438 friend and St. Croix resident, Mike Ryan. 15 - Doug Karpowicz CIRCULATION 16 - Eric Benjamin Elfers E-mail: 16 - Johanna Vetovitz [email protected] Great Lakes Coast Guard PO Box 859 17 - Kristen Pascoe Krecic Kelleys Island, Ohio 43438 Highlights Boat Operator 17– Dot Simonds 19 - Ernie Bell GRAPHICS DESIGN: Victoria Rovder Responsibilities 19 - Mac Quillen 20 - Deb Brian As the annual observance of PUBLISHERS: your vessel for every passenger, and National Safe Boating Week launches that theyre easily accessible. Dont 21 - Brad Bechtel Anne & John Bauswein Saturday and the boating season store them underneath a seat or below 21 – Drew Algase across the Great Lakes gets underway, deck. Better yet, wear them [ https:// Kelleys Life Distribution: The North Coast 22 - Ty Bell Area, Pt. Clinton, Catawba, Lakeside- the Coast Guard is highlighting the content.govdelivery.com/accounts/ Marblehead, Sandusky, and the Islands. responsibilities of boat operators, USDHSCG/bulletins/19abb61 ]! 22 - Dale Pilcavage including the results and dangers of Donning a life jacket is much harder Circulation: 6,000 operator inattention, insufficient once you’re in the water, especially if 23 - Anne Lynn Smith lookouts and inexperience. you’re injured. 24 - Don Alexander Submissions to Kelleys Life Articles, ideas, National Safe Boating Week, Designate a lookout on your ves- photos, letters to the editor and newswor- 25 - Megan Haig thy items are welcomed. Submissions must which runs from May 20-26, is an sel, other than the operator, every be singled-spaced with paragraph indenta- annual observance sponsored by the time you get underway. Lookouts 25 - Andy Quillin tions (no double spacing between para- National Safe Boating Council, should monitor the surroundings for 27 - Jennifer Walker graphs). Provide email or telephone con- endorsed by the U.S. Coast Guard other boats, swimmers, kayaks, float- tact information for follow up or clarifica- and promoted by multiple state and ing debris, and traffic around break 27 – Marisa Moody tion of details. local agencies throughout the United walls and piers. "Having a designated 30 - Joan Quillin Editor's Note: Stories written without a by- States. lookout can be one of the most impor- line are written or compiled by Kelleys Life In 2015, more than 1,400 acci- tant things to have aboard while editor. Kelleys Life is not responsible for dents were attributed to operator underway," said Mike Baron, the rec- enced members of the U.S. Coast the views of its writers or editor. inexperience, operator inattention or reational boating safety specialist for Guard Auxiliary and U.S. Power Photos: We want and welcome your photos from not having a proper lookout, the Coast Guard 9th District in Squadrons. for Kelleys Life, please send them-BUT-We which resulted in nearly 900 injuries Cleveland. "Keeping a proper lookout can only use photos that are from an actual Let someone on land know where camera-digital or analog. Cell phone pho- and 112 fatalities. In the eight states helps boaters to see potential hazards you are going and when you expect to tos, no matter how clear they appear to surrounding the Great Lakes, there and take proper action to avoid them return. For longer trips, file a float you, will not reproduce appropriately. The were 247 accidents resulting in 176 before they become a problem." plan with someone on land and pro- photos should be 300dpi and sent via injuries and 17 fatalities in 2015. Share the Road. or waterways in vide pertinent information such as e-mail in a jpeg format to the editor. No These statistics highlight the this case. Just like you maintain a safe description of your boat, who is on exceptions. important and life-dependent respon- speed on the road and are cautious of board, where you’re departing from, sibility that rests on the shoulders of larger vehicles such as trucks and your destination and time of arrival. boat owners and operators. Just like buses, maintain a safe speed on the You don’t drink and drive, so the driver of a car is responsible for water and stay clear of ships, water don’t drink and boat. Alcohol is the Send us your the safety of his/her passengers by taxis, towboats tugs and barges. And, leading known contributing factor in knowing the rules of the road, having be aware of your wake to avoid fatal boating, and is just as dangerous photos and stories, proper emergency gear, driving potential harm to other boaters, kay- and illegal as drinking and driving a please! defensively, keeping aware of other akers and personal property. motor vehicle. Alcohol is even more vehicles and hazards, and knowing Always check the weather before hazardous on the water. The marine We at Kelleys Life would love to how to call for help, it is imperative getting underway, and continue to environment such as motion, vibra- hear about your and/or your that boat operators recognize the monitor the forecast. This can be tion, engine noise, sun and wind can family’s life on the island. Please same responsibility. done by tuning into TV, radio or via accelerate a drinker’s impairment. send us your stories and photos - Without the proper knowledge, weather band radios, and by keeping For information on vessel safety don’t worry if their not done to a preparation and experience, a your eyes to the skies. Conditions can checks, visitwww.cgaux.org/vsc/ [ planned day of fun in the sun can finished condition, we can do that change rapidly, particularly on hot, http://cgaux.org/vsc/ ] turn dangerous and deadly, quickly. humid days. for you. We’d also love your For information on boating safety The Coast Guard recommends Get a free vessel safety check to photographs of family events on courses, visit www.uscg that boat owners and operators: make sure your boat is in proper the island. Please include the To download the Coast Guard Take a boating safety course to working order and that you have the Boating Safety App, visitwww.uscg. names of everyone in the photo learn the rules of the road and boat- proper emergency gear such as flares mil/mobile/ [ http://www.uscg.mil/ and a contact name and number in ing safety best practices. To find a and fire extinguishers. Just like you mobile/ ] case we have questions. If you safety course near you, contact the take your car in for a scheduled For more information on National wish to have your photos returned, Coast Guard Auxiliary by visiting check-up, vessel safety checks are the Safe Boating Week and safe boating, include a SASE. We’ll get them cgaux.org/boatinged/ [ http://www. best way to learn about problems visitwww.safeboatingcampaign.com [ back to you as soon as the printer cgaux.org/boatinged/ ]. with your vessel that may create a http://www.safeboatingcampaign. sends them back. 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June 2017 PAGE 9 Kelleys Life Natural world serves as a classroom for island program In 2012, board members initiated lake or fresh water resources in gen- Kelleys Island is ideally situated a plan to develop a STEM focused eral. Even though serious issues like to support environmental education, learning center in the district's school harmful algae blooms and waste research projects and interdisciplin- building. Partnering with orth Point water management have made region- ary collaborations. School board ESC, Case Western Reserve al news, most students still don't members are committed to keeping University's Leonard Gelfand STEM have an appreciation for the environ- the school's K -eight operation func- Center and local naturalists, the board mental challenges facing our region. tioning while looking for innovative went on to create a program and facil- Engaging students in water testing solutions to expand their reach and ity - the Kelleys Island Field Station and exploration can help inspire a offer meaningful educational oppor- - that provides a unique learning and new generation of clean water advo- tunities. research environment for middle and cates. The programs listed above are just high school students. •฀ Ornithology฀ -฀ Kelleys฀ Island฀ is฀ a few examples of Kelleys Island Each summer, the field station right in the middle of a major flyway. Field Station's many offerings. If you offers weeklong sessions in a variety As birds pass through each spring are interested in providing this expe- of environmental and biocentric and fall on their way to migration rience for your students, visit kelley- fields. These programs are free to tax- destinations, they rely on Kelleys sislandfieldstation.org for more infor- paying Kelleys Island families and Island to breed, raise young, take a mation and to register. We are looking A sunny day on the lake is just one of available to visiting families for a well-deserved rest and find safe har- forward to hosting many Ohio stu- the perks of being a student at Kelleys small fee. These sessions have been bor. Bird studies provide information dents for this unique outdoor learn- Island Field Station. The station's well attended and meaningful to the on population size and health. ing experience this year. programs enable students to work in community. Students get hands-on bird-banding natural settings with experts in a variety of environmenlal and biocentric The station also offers programs experience where they help with col- fields. for school groups in the spring and lecting, tagging and releasing. fall. Each school designs its own pro- Submitted by Kelleys Island gram, based on interest, with most Local Board of Education schools focusing on geology, orni- thology, botany or water studies. While many Ohio school districts These programs allow students to ase dealing with issues of overcrowd- work alongside environmental ing, the Kelleys Island Local (Erie) experts, who introduce them to the school district was facing an entirely chemical, biological and physical sci- different challenge. Many year-round ences. Programs are tailored to teach- resident families made the tough er goals and strengthen the students' decision to move off the island, locat- ability to record observations, collect ed about four miles offshore of Lake and interpret data and present their Erie's Marblehead Peninsula. findings. The result was a districtwide decline in student population. The Courses include: school currently has a first-grader, •฀Geology฀-฀Students฀can฀explore฀ two preschoolers and an excellent one of the best examples of glacial educator teaching the young scholars. grooves in the world and hunt for fos- The teacher works with a curricu- sils in state park quarries. They also lum director through North Point can hike to one of Ohio's few alvars, ESC. She also connects with the an area that was exposed by glaciers Danbury Local (Ottawa) School and is continually scoured by wind, District and, when appropriate, stu- waves and ice. Only a few specially dents visit Danbury. It is a unique adapted plants can survive in this situation. District leaders hope that in environment. future years, as the fiber optics inter- •฀ Water฀ quality฀ -฀ Even฀ though฀ Students enjoy a unique classroom setting as an instructor leads a discussion dur- net comes to the region, parents can Lake Erie comprises Ohio's northern ing a Kelleys Island Field Station session. Kelleys Island Local (Erie) partners with remain on the island in the winter border and many students live on the North Point ESC, Case Western Reserve University and local naturalists to provide and enable the district to rebuild its shores of the Great Lakes, most have a unique learning and research environment for middle and high school students student body. no meaningful interaction with the on the Lake Erie island.

PAGE 10 June 2017 Kelleys Life EMS STRONG: “Always in Service” May 21st to May 27th celebrated Dinner on Saturday, May 13th, held National EMS Week. This year’s at Bag the Moon. The dinner was theme is EMS STRONG: “Always in delicious and the islanders had a Service.” It’s a powerful and timely great time visiting with each other as reminder of how committed your vol- they enjoyed the meal! Thank you to unteers are to the service they pro- Kathy and Ken Reddinger and the vide to the community. They have staff at Bag the Moon for their contin- chosen to answer the call of a career ued support of the EMS Association. that demands passion, purpose and An additional Thank You to Don heart—for everyone that requires the and Shelly Stein for the wonderful Emergency Medical Services, day in items donated for the EMS Raffle. and day out. The Steins have contributed numer- When you see a volunteer from ous spectacular items to be raffled off the Emergency Medical Services, throughout the past years. This year’s shake their hand, give them a pat on raffle prizes are a spectacular wood- the back and thank them for their en, life-sized, ‘Captain’, complete continued dedication to the well- with a working lantern, and a basket being of everyone on the island. The of exotic spices. Tickets can be pur- biggest thank you goes to all of these chased at the EMS Station. The volunteers—Bernadette Koshla, drawing will be held on Sunday, July Russell Maust, Bill Mohr, Bobby 16, Island Fest. Skeans, Jack Wade, Chuck Ehrbar, Saturday, May 20th featured Chris Reinhart, and Cindy Herndon. Safety Forces available to residents May was a busy month for the and visitors to Kelleys Island. The members of Kelleys Island EMS start- departments gathered on the Casino Jack Wade greets arriving customers at Bag the Moon. ing with the Annual EMS Spaghetti Please turn to page 13

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Saving Energy Tips – Heating, Cooling & Landscaping

A simple step to a warmer home perature by 10-20 F. Keeping shades an interior door or two can also help. seal them. Insulating ductwork that Take a look around your rooms. Is and curtains drawn on windows that Stairways and halls act as natural runs through hot spaces, such as the furniture blocking your heat vents? take a lot of direct sunlight, especially "stacks," so shutting doors that lead attic, will also help reduce the loss of Sometimes you just don't notice, but a from the south and west, can reduce into hallways or stairwells can prevent cooled air and improve efficiency. chair, a couch, a bed or even a set of the heat gain in your home by up to warm air from being pulled out of •฀Clean฀or฀change฀the฀filter฀on฀your฀ long drapes can cover a heat register half. Exterior window awnings, porch- other rooms. AC system monthly. The dirtier the and make a real difference in how es and overhangs do an even better job Rapid cycling: great on bikes, not filter, the less efficient the cooling per- warm the room feels. And with a of blocking heat than interior window on your furnace! formance. forced-air furnace, blocking a supply coverings. The hottest place in your As the heating season sets in, and •฀ Make฀ sure฀ your฀ thermostat฀ is฀ or return vent can cause a pressure home is the attic. If it isn't properly your heating system gets its first work- working properly, too. If the thermostat imbalance in the entire heating system ventilated, the attic will heat up as out of the year, you may notice that it is in an area that's exposed to direct that will disrupt the heat flow through- high as 130 F and some of that heat frequently cycles on and off. If this sunlight or heat from other sources, it out your entire house. So check around, transfers to the interior of your home. happens, you may have a problem with will send inaccurate readings to the AC and if needed, rearrange your furniture Check your attic temperature on a hot rapid cycling, which occurs when your system and force it to work harder than to keep from blocking the vents. You'll day; if it's higher than 100 F, you need electronic thermostat fights to keep necessary. The cost of replacing or notice the difference. more ventilation. Controlling humidity your home at a very consistent tem- relocating the thermostat could be Don't let your cooling system rob will help keep you more comfortable, perature. Rapid cycling is especially repaid easily in energy savings! you this winter! too. If your air conditioning system common during the early, warmer days Time to turn on the fans? Those window air conditioners doesn't dehumidify the air as well as it of the heating season, so pay attention Autumn may seem an unlikely time may have helped you keep cool this should, consider adding a new unit to to how often your furnace comes on to think about using those ceiling fans past summer, but they can heat up your replace it or supplement it. Wait until and off. If your programmable thermo- but, in fact, when you turn on the heat, winter energy bills if you're not careful. cooler hours to do chores that add stat is set to fire-up the furnace when it you should turn on the fans as well. Before heating season begins, check all humidity to the air, such as washing senses less than a one-degree tempera- Why? Because hot air rises. By switch- around the top, bottom and sides of the and drying clothes, washing dishes, ture drop, the heating system may go ing the direction of your fan so that it window unit to determine if warm air and cooking, and use ventilation fans on and off as frequently as every three pushes the warmer air near the ceiling will leak from your house and if cold in bathrooms and kitchens to help vent minutes. Check the adjustments on downward, you'll get that heated air air will seep inside. Ask at your local that extra moisture. The old standbys your thermostat: if it's set to detect just where it's most needed. Check your hardware store about air conditioner -- caulking, weather stripping, and one degree of temperature change, ceiling fans for a simple, small switch covers and other easy, inexpensive insulation -- are just as important in adjust it to 1.5 degrees or more. You that reverses the blade's direction. If ways to stop air leaks. the cooling season as in the winter. probably won't feel the difference in the switch is at the top of the slot, press Energy-free cooling? Yes! They help keep cool air inside and hot comfort but you'll avoid higher energy it downward. Now your fan will move There are ways to help feel more air from infiltrating. So before it gets costs and wear and tear on your heat- warm air down from the ceiling, and cool and comfortable without using too hot to get in the attic, check out ing system. help keep you more comfortable this energy at all. It's called "passive cool- these tips. You may find you'll be more Time to service the AC! winter. ing," and it's a very old practice that comfortable and use less energy each When hot weather sets in, it's Plant for beauty and efficiency can still work today. Passive cooling summer. important to make sure your air condi- During warmer weather it's time to really involves keeping your home Hot air rises -- and you lose heat tioning system is in top shape for the get out in the garden. Before you select from getting hot to begin with, thus It's a basic principle -- hot air rises. job: plants to beautify your home, consider reducing the workload on your energy- And as it does, it can literally pull cold •฀Have฀a฀qualified฀air฀conditioning฀ another important benefit of good land- powered cooling devices and systems. air inside your house. This "stack service technician check out your sys- scaping: energy efficiency. Think about One of the best ways to provide passive effect" can affect your comfort in ways tem. Some routine maintenance, clean- how much cooler it feels beneath the cooling is to plant trees. Tall, mature that might surprise you. The first step, ing and a refrigerant check can make shade of a big tree on a hot day. That shade trees block the sunlight from of course, is to plug those gaps that the difference between comfort and tree can provide several tons of cooling beating down on your roof and win- allow cold air to get into the house: by misery on hot days and save energy, power, in air conditioning terms. dows, especially on the western side of caulking, weather-stripping and insu- too! If your property doesn't have big your house, and can reduce the tem- lating. But a step as simple as closing •฀Check฀the฀ductwork฀for฀leaks,฀and฀ deciduous trees -- the kind that lose their leaves in winter -- give serious thought to planting some. Planted on the south and west to block the sum- mer sun, trees can reduce the heat pouring into your home and provide cooling. The Department of Energy estimates that just three trees posi- tioned correctly around a house can cut the energy used for heating and cooling by one-fourth. 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EMS STRONG: “Always in Service” continued from page 11

EMT Bobby Skeans and Paramedic Bill Mohr served meals The Maier’s and Ausflug’s enjoy a great dinner! dock for an up-close viewing of the May was also Bike Safety Month. equipment and a chance to meet the With warmer weather returning, people that provide these vital ser- please pay attention to cyclists and vices. On hand were members from the rules of the road. Cyclists and the Kelleys Island Emergency Medical drivers make mistakes that contribute Service, Police Department, Fire to crashes, but when a crash occurs Department, and the Kelleys Island involving a cyclist and a car, SUV, or State Park. Additionally, members of pickup truck, it is the cyclist who is the U.S. Coast Guard were available likely to be injured or killed. Helmets to answer questions. Thank you for are advised for all cyclists, the pave- taking time out of your busy sched- ment is just as hard for an adult as it ules to come down and meet the is for a child. Head injuries are a people responsible for your safety. cause of long term disabilities that On Monday, May 22nd a demon- are preventable. If you are unsure of stration of the use of the AED was the rules of the road pertaining to provided to those interested. The bicycles, stop in the EMS Station or demonstration took place at the the Kelleys Island Police Station for a Kelleys Island School Gym and brochure or advice. taught the proper procedure to pro- Stay Safe! vide life-saving defibrillation by the Sharon A. Devine, Paramedic EMS.

June 2017 PAGE 13 Kelleys Life Easter 2017

Ask Serving Our Seniors Q: If I need to get to a health care It is not free, it is repaid. The repay- appointment, from Kelleys Island, ments can be as small as $10.00/ can Serving Our Seniors take me month. No interest is charged. For there? more information, call our office A: Erie County residents, ages (419-624-1856 or 800-564-1856) and 60+ are eligible for our Out of Town ask to speak with a Senior Advocate Medical Transportation Program. Assistant about applying for the Serving Our Seniors has 3 cars. We “Dental Project”. She will explain also have one van to accommodate how the project works. wheelchair passengers. All are driv- en by volunteer drivers. If you are Q: I’m 75 years old. I’m going to able to get into and out of a car inde- have hip surgery in May. I plan to pendently, you qualify to use our rehab at home. How do I go about “Out of Town Transportation having a ramp installed at my home Program”. If you are wheelchair on Kelleys Island, so I can get into my dependent and can maneuver your home without having to climb my own wheelchair without the assis- steps? tance of the driver, once you exit the A: Call our office and request an van, you qualify to use the Out of appointment to speak with Anthony Town Transportation Program. The Pool. He manages the Ramp Program. service is free of charge. A donation There is no fee for the use of the is requested. If you contribute noth- ramp. We ask that the client pay for ing you will still get a ride. We ask the cost of installation. If that is not that requests be submitted at least possible, Serving Our Seniors will one week in advance by calling 419- work with you. You would pay an 624-1856 or 800-564-1856. amount that is Affordable for your circumstances. Serving Our Seniors Q: I am on a Medicare Advantage will pay the difference (if you qualify Plan and I don’t like it. Can someone for such arrangements). The OE help me get back onto original Meyer installs the ramps. Their Medicare with a Medicare supple- installer will stop by your home and ment? measure the size of the ramp that is A: Yes, call our office (419-624- needed. An cost estimate will be 1856 or 800-564-1856) and ask for an written up and submitted to Serving appointment with an OSHIIP Our Seniors. Medicare Counselor. From October 15, 2017 – February 14, 2018 is the Q: I’m turning 65 in June 2018. window of opportunity to make the Who can help me select a Medicare switch for those who are on a Part D plan. I don’t want to pay more Medicare Advantage Plan. than I need to and I want to make sure the plan that I buy adequately Q: I need hearing aids, but I can’t covers the medicines that I take. I afford them. Medicare doesn’t cover had a friend who picked her own them, either. What can I do? plan and it only covered one of her A: If your annual gross income is medications. 22,980.00/year or less for a house- A: We can help you with that. We hold of one; or 31,020.00 or less for a will need you to send use the medica- household of two, with little/limited tions list, the dose of each medication savings, you may qualify for free and the number of pills that you take hearing aids through the Miracle Ear per day. We will enter this informa- Foundation. The cost to apply for the tion into the Medicare website and it free hearing aids is $150.00. If you will compare and contrast the drug cannot afford that, Serving Our plans and recommend the top three Seniors may be able to help you with plans that are most economical for affording that cost. Call our office at the type of medications that you take. 419-624-1856 or 800-564-1856. Ask For more information, call our office to speak with a Senior Advocate (419-624-1856 or 800-564-1856) and Assistant about the “Hearing Aid ask to speak with a Senior Advocate Project” Assistant. Request a telephone appointment for Medicare Part D. Q: I need to see a dentist, but can’t afford it. Who can help me? Serving Our Seniors A: If you are age 60 or better, 310 E. Boalt Street, Suite A Serving Our Seniors can assist you, if Sandusky, OH 44870 you qualify. We have a “Dental 419-624-8173฀•฀1-800-564-1856 Project” and we will fund your gen- Fax: 419-624-8176 eral dental care on a repayment basis. We received a grant to find a way to make general dental care affordable.

June 2017 PAGE 14 Kelleys Life OBITUARIES Bickley, Logan J. leged to participate in the Honor build or fix just about anything, but Emma, Paul and Raena; his brother, B i c k l e y , Flight to Washington D.C., with other what he loved best was any time Randy of Florida; and many other Logan J., 91, World War II veterans. spent with his family. loving nieces, nephews and friends. Huron, born After returning home from the He was a member of St. Peter Logan was preceded in death by on Kelleys war, he worked in the family busi- Catholic Church, Huron and Kelleys his parents, Herbert and Elizabeth Island on June ness on Kelleys Island as a commer- Island VFW, Knight of Columbus and (Feyedelem) Bickley; brothers, 23, 1925, cial fisherman. A few years later, he Huron Eagles. Herbert Bickley, Jr., Lyle Bickley; sis- passed away moved to Cleveland, marrying Joan Left to cherish his memory are his ters, Nadine Brown Elfers, Bonnie s u r r o u n d e d Liwosz in 1951. Logan, or Logie as he wife, Joan, of 65 years; his four chil- Blatt; and son-in-law, John McGraw, by his loving was known, was employed as an dren, Kathie McGraw and Gary Jr.. family at his autoworker and in the Tool & Die Bickley of Huron, Maureen (Craig) On Saturday, June 24, 2017 a Mass home on trade until retirement. Also, for sev- Altier of New York, Colleen (Tom) of Christian Burial will be celebrated December 15, eral years after retirement, he worked Ewing of Columbus; his nine grand- at 11:00 a.m. at St. Michael’s Church, 2016. for the Cedar Point Police Department. children, Lisa (Joe) Fisher, Tim Kelleys Island. Memorial contribu- Following graduation from Estes Logan loved boating, fishing, (Brooke) McGraw, Becky (Paul) tions may be made to St. Michael’s School, Kelleys Island, he proudly watching game shows and Huron & Patrick, Jeff McGraw, Emily McGraw, Church, Kelleys Island 43438 or Stein served in the U.S. Navy during World Cleveland sports. Joining his friends Marilyn (Connor) Johnson, Andrea Hospice, 1200 Sycamore Line, War II in at least seven Atlantic and at the Huron Donut Shop, where he Ewing, Maria Altier and Elizabeth Sandusky, OH 44870. Pacific battles aboard the U.S.S. Harry always had a big smile and a story or Altier; his eight great-grandchildren, Lee. Years later, in 2014, he felt privi- joke to tell, was a great joy. He could Ella, Eion, Annabelle, Robert, Bentley,

Carolee Frindt friend to all. She was member of St. Kosztya; two brothers John (Lynn) lowed by a mass service. A reception Michael’s Catholic Church, Kelleys Dessoffy and Ronald (Janet) Dessoffy; was also be held at the church hall K e l l e y s Island, where she was a Eucharistic brother-in-law Kenneth (Roseann) immediately following the service. Island - Minister & Lector; a member of the Frindt; and many nieces and neph- In lieu of flowers, memorials may C a r o l e e Holiday Park Tennis Club and Bocce ews. be made to St. Augustine’s Hunger Frindt, age Club; a founding member of the She was preceded in death by her Center, 2486 W. 14th St., Cleveland, 79, Kelleys Island Singers on Kelleys Island; a parents Louis and Leola Dessoffy, and Ohio 44113, or St. Jude’s Children’s Island, OH, Respite Program Caregiver; Meals on step-parents Wilma and Charles Hospital, 262 Danny Thomas Place, d i e d Wheels volunteer; Funeral Assistance McFarland. Memphis, TN 38105. Online condo- Wednesday Program volunteer; active in the St. Visitation was held on Saturday, lences may be shared with the family night, May Brendan’s Renewal program; Cub May 20, 2017 at St. Michael’s Catholic at www.ransomfuneralhome.com. 17, 2017, sur- Scout Leader; Girl Scout Leader; and Church on Kelleys Island, Ohio, fol- rounded by a Kelleys Island Library volunteer, her family in Carolee is survived by her loving F i r e l a n d s husband of 60 years, Edward Frindt R e g i o n a l Sr; two daughters, Susan (Juan) Medical Center, Sandusky, following Fernandez and Kelli (Deny) Bias; two a brief illness. sons, Edward (Amy) Frindt and David She was born March 18, 1938, in (Kim) Frindt; nine grandchildren Cleveland, OH, and was a 1956 grad- Edward, Joseph (Kelly), Jonathan, uate of West Technical High School. Christopher, Jason, Amanda, Jasmine, Carolee was a kind and loving Olivia and Sara; one great grandson wife, mother, grandmother, and a Carter; One sister Terry (Steve) St. Michael’s Catholic Church Corner of Chappel & Addison Streets

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June 2017 PAGE 15 Kelleys Life Life Jackets Save Lives No matter what the type of life a life jacket in the following situations: jacket, this PFD is for use in calm, near buoyancy and is often inflatable to jacket, the most significant fact about •฀When฀the฀boater฀cannot฀swim฀or฀ shore waters where there is a chance of provide additional flotation. Some life jackets is that they save lives. It is is a weak swimmer fast rescue. It is available in a variety of special use devices must be worn when important for recreational boaters to •฀When฀boating฀alone sizes and is less bulky and more the boat is underway. take the time to choose a life jacket that •฀ When฀ the฀ water฀ is฀ dangerously฀ affordable than the offshore life jacket. Regardless of type, all life jackets they will wear, that meets the need of cold (the months of October through It will also turn most unconscious must meet these U.S. Coast Guard the activity they are participating in, May in Ohio) people face up in the water. requirements: and that will work for the environment •฀ During฀ rough฀ water/waves฀ and฀ Type III - Flotation Aid •฀ Life฀ jackets฀ must฀ have฀ a฀ "U.S.฀ to which they are exposed. severe weather conditions This life jacket is regarded as the Coast Guard Approved" label with Knowing the facts about the •฀When฀boating฀at฀night "most comfortable," with a wide range approval number listed. different types of life jackets (also •฀In฀emergency฀situations of styles for different boating activities •฀Since฀May฀of฀1995,฀boats฀less฀than฀ referred to as PFDs -- Personal Flotation •฀In฀swift฀and฀fast฀current฀situations and sports. Ideal for calm water 16 feet in length (including canoes and Devices) can help you decide which Life jackets fall into five different situations, this type generally will not kayaks of any length) must be equipped are appropriate for you. ODNR strongly categories, each with different features turn an unconscious person face up in with wearable PFDs for each person on encourages all boaters to wear life that serve a variety of needs. the water unless it's inflatable. board. jackets, whether or not the law requires Type I - Offshore Life Jacket Type IV - Throwable Device •฀Each฀PFD฀must฀be฀the฀appropriate฀ it. Designed for extended survival in Designed to be thrown to someone size for the person who wears it. Size, Ohio Law REQUIRES Life large, rough waters where rescue may who has fallen overboard, this device weight ranges, and recommended uses Jackets to be Worn... be slow in coming, this life jacket is should be immediately available for are listed on the label. •฀while฀riding฀a฀personal฀ required on commercial craft. This emergencies and should not be used •฀ All฀ straps,฀ buckles,฀ zippers฀ and฀ watercraft. type can turn an unconscious person to for small children, non-swimmers or stitching on a life jacket must be intact •฀while฀waterskiing฀or฀being฀towed฀ a vertical or slightly backward position. unconscious victims. and the fabric should be in good on a similar device. Unless it's inflatable, this life jacket Type V - Special Use Device condition. •฀for฀children฀less฀than฀10฀years฀of฀ tends to be bulky and uncomfortable in This type of PFD is designed for a •฀ Life฀ jackets฀ must฀ be฀ readily฀ age on any vessel less than 18 feet in warm weather. specific user and can include work accessible to occupants of a boat. They length. Type II - Near Shore Buoyant Vest vest and deck suits. The device should not be stored in sealed packages It is particularly important to wear Considered the "most common" life contains varying levels of inherent or in a locked or closed storage area. The Fish Ohio Report Updated: May 31, 2017 24 the daily bag limit returns to 5 fish casting mayfly rigs tipped with worms, Where: A few fish have been ฀฀฀•฀The฀daily฀bag฀limit฀for฀walleye฀in฀ per angler with a minimum size limit or by trolling with crankbaits, worm caught off the Cleveland 72nd St light- Ohio waters of Lake Erie is 6 fish per of 14 inches. harnesses, or divers and spoons. house in 32 to 35 feet of water and angler. The minimum size limit for Lake Erie Western Basin Central Basin Wildwood Park in 32 feet of water. walleye is 15 inches. Walleye Walleye How: Perch spreaders with shiners ฀฀฀•฀The฀daily฀bag฀limit฀for฀yellow฀ Where: Fishing has been good on Where: Fishing has been good fished near the bottom produce the the Gravel Pit (west of West Sister nearshore from Vermilion to Lorain, most fish. perch is 30 fish per angler in all Ohio Island), around reefs of the Camp off Cleveland, Wildwood Park and Smallmouth Bass waters of Lake Erie. Perry firing range (Toussaint, Crib, Fairport Harbor in 16 to 35 feet of Where: Fishing has been very ฀฀฀•฀The฀trout฀and฀salmon฀daily฀bag฀ and Niagara), near “D” can of the water, and northeast of Ashtabula in good in 8 to 25 feet of water around limit is 5 fish per angler. The Camp Perry firing range, just west of 40 to 65 feet of water. harbor areas in Cleveland, Fairport minimum size limit is 12 inches. Catawba, near Mouse Island, north of How: Walleye have been caught by Harbor, Ashtabula and Conneaut. ฀ ฀ ฀ •฀ Black฀ bass฀ (largemouth฀ and฀ North Bass Island, south of Kelleys trolling with crankbaits, spoons and How: Anglers are trolling crank- smallmouth bass): May 1 through June Island, and around Kelleys Island worm harnesses. The best fishing has baits and casting tube jigs, drop shot 23 is closed to possession (no harvest) Shoal. been in the evenings. rigs, leeches and spinners. with legal catch-and-release. On June How: Walleye have been caught by Yellow Perch

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Tomato Time By Tresa Erickson Arrange tomatoes, cut side up, in a bowl and chop. Bring water to a boil sprinkle with salt and pepper. Top with You love to garden, and more often shallow baking dish. Drizzle with in a saucepan, add rice and cover basil leaves. that not, you end up with more pro- olive oil and sprinkle with garlic, pan. Let stand until rice absorbs Tomato Bruschetta duce than you can use. You give away oregano, sugar and salt. Bake for 1 water, about 5 minutes. Heat a large 6 tomatoes, chopped much of the excess. Yet there always hour. Turn tomatoes over and roast skillet over medium-high heat. Cook 1/2 c. sun-dried tomatoes, packed in oil seems to be some left, tomatoes, in until caramelized and very soft, about beef until browned and crumbly, 3 cloves minced garlic particular. Lucky for you, there are lot 1 to 1-1/2 hours. Remove from oven about 5 to 7 minutes. Drain and com- 1/4 c. olive oil of recipes that call for tomatoes. Here and set aside to cool to room tempera- bine with cooked rice, onion, garlic, 2 T. balsamic vinegar are some you might want to try. ture, about 1 hour. Transfer tomato garlic salt and pepper. Add tomato 1/4 c. fresh basil mixture to a blender and puree until pulp and tomato sauce. Bring to a 1/4 t. salt Avocado, Tomato & Mango Salsa smooth. boil, reduce heat and simmer until 1/4 t. ground black pepper 1 avocado, peeled, pitted and diced thickened, about 10 minutes. Set hol- 1 French baguette, sliced 4 tomatoes, diced Stuffed Tomatoes lowed-out tomatoes in baking dish, 2 c. shredded mozzarella cheese 1 mango, peeled, seeded and diced 7 tomatoes fill with ground beef mixture and Preheat oven on broiler setting. In 1 jalapeno pepper, seeded and minced 1 c. water insert tomato tops. Pour tomato juice a large bowl, combine tomatoes, gar- 1/2 c. fresh cilantro, chopped 1 c. instant rice over filled tomatoes. Bake until toma- lic, olive oil, vinegar, basil, salt and 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 lb. lean ground beef toes are tender and filling is hot, pepper. Allow to sit for 10 minutes. 1 t. salt 1 yellow onion, chopped about 20 minutes. Arrange baguette slices in a single 2 T. lime juice 1 clove garlic, diced layer on a baking sheet. Broil for 1 to 1/4 c. red onion, chopped 1 pinch garlic salt Tomato Bagel Sandwiches 2 minutes, until slightly brown. 3 T. olive oil Ground black pepper, to taste 1 bagel, split and toasted Divide tomato mixture over baguette Combine avocado, tomatoes, 2 15-oz. cans tomato sauce 2 T. cream cheese slices. Top with mozzarella cheese. mango, jalapeno, cilantro and garlic. 1 6-oz. can tomato juice 1 tomato, thinly sliced Broil for 5 minutes, or until cheese is Stir in remaining ingredients. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Salt and pepper, to taste melted. Refrigerate for 30 minutes and serve. Grease a 9x13-inch baking dish. 4 leaves fresh basil These are just a few recipes for those Remove tomato tops and set aside. Spread cream cheese on bagel extra tomatoes. Consult your cookbooks Caprese Salad Scoop out tomato pulp, transfer to a halves. Top with tomato slices and for further recipes and enjoy! 6 tomatoes, cut into bite-size pieces 1/4 c. extra-virgin olive oil 1-1/2 T. balsamic vinegar 6 leaves fresh basil, slivered 1/2 lb. mozzarella cheese, cubed Salt and ground black pepper, to taste Combine tomatoes, olive oil, vine- gar and basil in a large bowl. Gently fold in mozzarella cheese. Season with salt and pepper. Chill before serving.

Fried Green Tomatoes 2 eggs 2 T. water 1 c. all-purpose flour 1 c. yellow cornmeal Sea salt, to taste Freshly ground black pepper, to taste 2 lbs. green tomatoes, sliced 1 c. canola oil for frying, or as needed Line a baking sheet with waxed paper. Beat eggs and water and set aside. Place flour and cornmeal in separate bowls. Season cornmeal with salt and pepper. Dip tomato slices in flour and then in egg mixture. Press into cornmeal mixture, shaking off excess. Transfer to baking sheet in a single layer. Heat about 1/4 inch cano- la oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Fry tomato slices in batches until golden crisp, 3 to 4 minutes per side. Drain and serve.

Garlic Tomato Spread 2 lbs. tomatoes, halved lengthwise 1/2 c. olive oil 1 clove garlic, crushed 1 T. dried oregano 1 t. sugar 1 t. salt Preheat oven to 250 degrees F.

June 2017 PAGE 17 Kelleys Life June 2017 Public Programs and Events

I SPY in the MetroPark Archery Club Get Fit Club Walk It Out | With a Naturalist January 1 - October 31 - Here is a June 3rd - This program is for INSANITY LIVE! June 12th - Did you know walking challenge for kids! There are seven those who have finished our archery June 6th - Join instructor, John outside can help improve your mem- required “I Spys” throughout the basics program. Ages 7+. Registration Hartman, for a workout full of cardio ory? Join a Naturalist from Old MetroParks. pick-up task list at the required. Limit 10. conditioning and total-body strength Woman Creek for a walk and talk! Frost Center at Osborn MetroPark or drills. The moves are easy to follow— Water and snacks will be provided. find it at eriemetroparks.org. Then, Archery Basic but the workout WILL challenge you, take a picture next to each task! Once June 3rd - Come and learn from a change you, and get you in the best MetroPark Hikers you have completed the task list, certified Archery instructor how to shape of your life. This workout is June 14th - Get some fresh air and bring your photos into the Frost shoot a bow and arrow. This serves as designed for all fitness levels! Please enjoy your MetroParks! Center to pick up your prize bag! a program for novices or as a refresh- bring a yoga mat, towel and water. Adventure on! er course. Ages 7+. Registration Boomers Archery required. Limit 10. MetroPark Hikers June 15th - Time to dust off those June 7th - Take a walk with us and skills you learned as a kid or learn a Park P.A.L.S | enjoy the summer air! new skill while having fun! This Trees are class is for beginners and experi- TREE-RIFFIC! Just About Horses and Donkeys enced archers. Ages 50+. Registration June 5th - Let’s learn June 7th - Increase your horse/ required. Limit 10. about trees! What does donkey knowledge and get hands on a tree need to grow? experience with them. Learn about Boomers Morning Kayak Paddle How big can a tree get? health, safety, grooming and more. June 16th - Meet up for a morning We will play games, Participants will get to interact with kayak paddle on the Huron River craft, read a story and and brush a horse. Ages 8+ (adults with a certified kayak instructor. Ages go for a walk! A healthy too!) Preregistration required by June 50+. Registration required. Limit 11. snack will be provided. 6. Limit 8. Those with their own paddle craft are Ages 3-6 with an welcome to attend. No Flip Flops accompanying adult. Adventure TOTS! Please! Registration required. June 8th - Let’s go on an adven- Limit 15. ture! Kids will explore a nature trail Walk It Out with a naturalist and discover plants, At The Outdoor Fitness Adventure Mary’s Blossom Shoppe Walk It Out | animals, and all things nature! Ages June 19th - Erie MetroParks has With a Police Officer 0-6 with an accompanying adult. combined exercise with nature for 125 Madison Street June 5th - Did you Registration required. Limit 10. double the health benefits! Learn know walking can help how to use the outdoor fitness equip- Downtown Port Clinton control weight gain? Art In The Park ment or simply go for a walk in the 419-734-4442 Join a Huron Police Whimsical Fairy Planters park. Water and snacks will be pro- www.marysblossomshoppe.com Officer for a walk and June 8th - Spruce up your typical vided. Servicing Kelleys Island talk! Water and snacks clay pot and turn it into a fairy house! will be provided. Ages 16+. Registration required. MetroPark Hikers Special Arrangements for Your Special Occasion Limit 15. All supplies included. June 21st - Take a walk through the woods and see what wildlife we Full Moon Kayak Float can find! June 9th - Meet up for a paddle on the Huron River under the full moon. Just About Horses and Donkeys Ages 12+. Registration required. June 21st - Increase your horse/ Limit 11. Those who own their own donkey knowledge and get hands on water craft are welcome. NO FLIP experience with them. Learn about FLOPS PLEASE! health, safety, grooming and more. Participants will get to interact with Run the Rock 5K and brush a horse. Ages 8+ (adults June 10th - The Friends of Erie too!) Preregistration required by June MetroParks are pleased to announce 20. Limit 8. the 5th Annual "Run the Rock" 5-K trail run/walk! Awards will be given Train Rides to the top male and female entrants June 24th - Erie Metro Live and medals to the top three in each Steamers will have miniature steam- age group. Come join us for this powered engines available to pull unique event! Pre-register by May passengers through the park! Fun for 30th and receive a hat! Cost is $15. all! All rides are weather dependent. Registration also available on race day for $17. Walk It Out Around Downtown Milan Train Rides June 26th - Walk around down- June 10th - Erie Metro Live town Milan and discover the birth- Steamers will have miniature steam- place of Thomas Edison! Water and powered engines available to pull snacks will be provided. Meet at the passengers through the park! Fun for Gazebo. all! All rides are weather dependent. MetroPark Hikers Root Beer Canoe Float June 28th - Put your walking shoes June 10th - Meet up for an after- on and let’s go on a walk at Osborn noon paddle on the Huron River then MetroPark! enjoy a Root beer float after. Registration required. Limit 30. Those Enchanted Story Time with their own paddle craft are wel- June 30th - Come enjoy an interac- come to attend. No Flip Flops Please! tive story time at The Cottage with puppets, finger plays and more! All Butterflies Through Binoculars ages with accompanying adult. June 11th - Take a walk and look Registration required. Limit 15. for butterflies with expert, Lois TerVeen. We will learn about differ- ent butterflies that live at Castalia Quarry MetroPark! Binoculars included. This is a 2 mile hike, please wear comfortable walking shoes.

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TWO LOTS condo SINGLE STORY RANCH HOME LakeFront Lot 131 Lake Ct $213,900 111 W Lakeshore 5d $183,400 121 Fairview Lane $239,500 e Lakeshore Lot $219,900 3 bedroom home on 2 lots totaling 2 BR, 2 Full Bath, 2nd floor unit with balcony Turnkey 3 bedroom, 2 full bath home Lakefront lot, .9 acres, 92 feet of shoreline, just under 1/2 acre. overlooking the pond. New HVAC in 2017. on a quiet lane on the crushed shell beach. City water and Strong rental history east end of the island electricity available. Lots For saLe 1 acre WitH oLd Lots WitH sePtic 2 lots with 2 bdrm septic Winery rUins $125,000 systems already installed. 2 lots totaling approximately 1 acre Sweetvalley Subdivision off of located on division st, kelleys island. Division St., Kelleys Island. old winery ruins still stand on this property. total lot dimensions are approx. Lot 11 $49,000 145' frontage by 300' depth. city water is Lot 15 $49,000 available but not tapped into.

59, 60, 61 Pike Lots 6&7 MEMORY LANE $16,000 $28,700 2 lots: 55x91 / 55x103 totaling approximately .25 acre. .48 acres with 150 feet of frontage These two lots are situated just in the Sweetbriar Subdivision west of Division St. near on the east side of Kelleys Island. downtown Kelleys Island.

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