summer fun guide

2012

For additional information regarding any of the events listed, please visit www.cityofsandusky.com or call 419-627-5886.

city of sandusky recreation divisionPhone: 419.627.5886

email: vkurt@ci.sandusky.oh.usGeneral services: 419.627.5884

email: kkromer@ci.sandusky.oh.uswww.cityofsandusky.com

general informationVisit www.cityofsandusky.com for more information.

RegistRation • There are three ways to obtain a Registration and Release form. The form can be found on page 23 of this brochure, at www.cityofsandusky.com, or you may call (419) 627-5886. Complete the entire Reg-istration and Release form, sign and mail with payment. All registration forms should be mailed to or dropped off at: City of Sandusky, Recreation Division, 1024 Cement Ave. Sandusky, OH 44870

CanCellation • The Recreation Division reserves the right to cancel a program due to insufficient enrollment.

insuRanCe • Insurance coverage for injuries suffered while participating in programs or utilizing park facilities is not provided by the City of Sandusky. Participants are participating at their own risk.

Photo oPs • On occasion, photographs, audio or videotapes are taken of program participants in classes, special events or using park facilities. These photographs or tapes may be used for future publications or pro-grams at the City of Sandusky’s discretion and become its sole property.

Youth sCholaRshiP PRogRam • Applications are being accepted for the Youth Scholarship Program. The scholarship is available for anyone age 18 and under and may result in up to $50 of free Youth Program fees. The application can be found on page 21 & 22, submit Youth Scholarship Program Application along with the Registration and Release Form to Sandusky Recreation Department, 1024 Cement Ave. Sandusky, Ohio 44870.

stReet light outage • Help keep us informed. If you notice a street light or public area light is out, please submit an online report at www.firstenergycorp.com. If the outage presents a hazardous situation – such as broken glass or lens, the fixture is in danger of falling, the wires are exposed, the pole is damaged, leaning or knocked down – call your First Energy Contact Center Immediately at 1-888-544-4877 or go to www.firstenergycorp.com.

PaRk WatCh PRogRam • Keep your neighborhood safe by joining the “Park Watch.” This program gives residents the opportunity to take an active role in their community and the safety of the parks in their neighborhood. Please report any disturbances or vandalism that you see. The following are things to watch for in our parks:• Alcohol in the parks: If you suspect someone is drinking in the parks please call Sandusky Police Dept. (419) 627-5900.• Dogs in the parks: Dogs must be kept on a leash. The owner must clean up after their pet. • People in the park after dusk: If you see or hear people in the park please call Sandusky Police Dept. (419) 627-5900.

VolunteeR oPPoRtunities • Volunteers are a vital part of the success of our department. Your efforts stretch your tax dollars by providing staff with many extra hands. Some volunteer for long projects; others help on a seasonal or short time basis. If you are interested in volunteering a few hours a week or even just one day for an event, complete and return a volunteer application. Contact (419) 627-5886 or visit www.cityofsandusky.com to obtain an application.

emPloYment • The City of Sandusky looks for quality individuals to join our team. We work hard together to accomplish our goals to serve the needs of our community. Applications can be obtained from our city website at www.cityofsandusky.com. Any job postings can be obtained through the Department of Administrative Services at (419) 627-5968.

For more information contact General Services (419) 627-5884 or kkromer@ci.sandusky.oh.us.

shelteR & gazebo ReseRVations • Many of our shelters are available for rental. Reservations must be made in advance by contacting (419) 627-5884. All reservations are taken on a first-come, first-serve basis and will require full payment. See pages 19 & 20 for more information and Reservation Form.

CelebRation mounds • The “Celebration Mound” is located at Washington Street and Wayne Street. It can be reserved for $125 per week to commemorate a special date or occasion, such as a wedding or anniversary. The “Celebration Mound” was given honorable mention in the category of “Management Innovation/Special Projects Award” by the Ohio Parks and Recreation Association. Seasonal floral mounds are available for $500; contact (419) 627-5884 for more information. To plant these mounds, the greenhouse staff generates over 100,000 foliage plants over the fall and winter months. Contact (419) 627-5884 for more information.

sanduskY gReenhouse • 601 Franklin Street- (419) 627-5845 Do you have a green thumb or wish you did? You can help our community grow together by volunteering at the City Greenhouse. Our goal is to preserve Sandusky’s century-long tradition of unique public gardens and we need your help! Volunteer opportunities are available in the parks or at the greenhouse during our newly expanded volunteer hours: Tues & Thurs, 1:00pm- 3:00pm.

sanduskY memoRial benChes • Memorial benches are available to purchase for dedication to a group or individual. The benches are made out of cast iron, which will last a lifetime, and contain an engraved bronze plaque to commemorate a special individual or group. The City of Sandusky parks are visited everyday by many residents and tourists. Contact the Division of Recreation at (419) 627-5884 for more information.

Palm and FeRn Rental • The City Greenhouse offers the public a reasonable priced plant rental program. Palms and ferns are available to individuals for special events. Delivery is available, call (419) 627-5884 for more information. Resident Fee: Palm $7.50/ea • Fern $2.50/ea Non-Resident Fee: Palm $10.50/ea • Fern $3.50/ea

tRee donations • Anyone can make a donation to the Green Fund by calling our general services at (419) 627-5884. You can also purchase trees for $150.00 to be planted in a city park or boulevard to honor a loved one.

ReCYCling • There are two drop-off recycle locations in Sandusky:• Kiwanis Park, 2227 First Street• City Service Center, 1024 Cement Ave. (Use Marguette St. Entrance)Disposal of glass, plastic, aluminum and paper products.

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Look Who’s Walking • 6:30pmMon, April 9 - Osborne MetroPark Mon, April 23 - Gazebo- Downtown MilanSponsored by Erie Co. Health Dept., Erie Metroparks & Sandusky Rec. Div.

Go Green Sandusky! • Sat, April 28 9am-1pm I Greenhouse & City Hall Sponsored by Sandusky Rec. Div., Friends of the Greenhouse * Tire Recycling at City Hall 9am-12 City Residents ONLY. Funded by Ohio Department of Natural Resources

Take the Kids Fishing Fun Day...In Memory of Chuck Hank • Sat, May 5 I 9:30am-11:30am I Shoreline Park I Hosted by Sandusky Rec. Div. & Erie Metroparks

Look Who’s Walking • 6:30pm Mon, May 7 - Oakland Cemetery-Sandusky Mon, May 21 - Huron Boat Basin Sponsored by Erie Co. Health Dept., Erie Metroparks & Sandusky Rec. Div.

Great Lakes March for BabiesSat, May 12 I 7am-1pm Shoreline Park Sponsored by March of Dimes

Wightman & Wieber Kids Fest Safety Fair Sat, May 19 I 12pm-5pm I Sandusky Bay Pavilion I Sponsored by Wightman-Weiber Foundation

Erie County Veterans Memorial Park Memorial Day Service • Sun, May 272pm-3:15pm I First Presbyterian Church & Veterans Park I Erie Co. Veterans Memorial Park Committee

Look Who’s Walking • 6:30pmMon, June 4 - Castalia Quarry MetroPark Mon, June 18 - Commons of Providence Sponsored by Erie Co. Health Dept., Erie Metroparks & Sandusky Rec. Div.

Mobile Ministry in the Parks • MWF, June 4-29 I 10am-2pm I Orlando Pace Park & MacArthur Park I Sponsored by Salvation Army (A Free lunch program)

Bike Week • Thurs-Sun, June 7-10 Downtown I Hosted by Advantage Entertainment, LLC

Beer by the Bay • Fri-Sat, June 8-9 3-9pm I Sandusky Bay PavilionSponsored by Sandusky Maritime Museum

Summer Playground Program Mon-Fri, June 11-29 I 8:45am-1pm Huron Park, Farwell Park, Foxborough Park, and Schaeffer Park I Lunch provided by Erie/Huron CAC I Hosted by Sandusky Rec. Div.

East Bay Canoe Float • Wed, June 139am-1pm I East Bay River AvenueErie MetroParks, Sand. Rec. Div.

Sandusky Fire Dept. Presentation 10:30am-12pm I Fri, June 15 - Huron Park I Fri, June 22 - Farwell ParkFri, June 29 - Schaeffer Park I Sponsored by Sand. Rec. Div.

Historic Downtown Charity Cruise-ins Fridays, 4-9pm I June 15, June 22, June 29 I Downtown SanduskySponsored by Remember Cruisin’ Car Club

Juneteeth Celebration • Sat, June 16TBA I Downtown I Hosted by Center for Cultural Awareness

Sandusky Police Dept. Presentation11:30am-12:30pm I Mon, June 18 - Farwell Park I Tues, June 19 - Huron Park I Wed, June 20 - Foxborough ParkThurs, June 21 - Schaeffer ParkSponsored by Sandusky Rec. Div.

Passport to Fishing • Wed, June 20 9am-11am I Sandusky Bay Pavilion Sponsored by Maritime Museum, Sand. Bay Pavilion

Coaster Classic Softball Tourn.Fri-Sun, June 22-24 I Dorn Community Park I Hosted by Sandusky Rec. Div.

Civil War Camp for Kids • Mon-Fri, June 25-29 I 10am-12pm I Sandusky Bay Pavilion I Sponsored by Maritime Museum/Sandusky Bay Pavilion

Stein Hospice 5K Regatta RunSat, June 30 I TBA I Battery Park-Downtown I Sponsored by Stein Hospice

Fun Day Block Party • Sat, June 30 Thomas St-Perkins Ave. I TBANon-profit Community Outreach

Sandusky Welcomes Boaters EventSat, June 30 I All day event I Paper District Marina

East Bay Canoe Float • East Bay River Avenue I Sun, July 1 I 2pm-5pm, Sat, July 21 I 7-11am I Hosted by Erie MetroParks, Sandusky Rec. Dept.

Mobile Ministry in the Parks • MWF, July 2-30 I 10am-2pm I Orlando Pace Park & MacArthur Park I Sponsored by Salvation Army (A Free lunch program)

Summer Playground ProgramMon-Fri, July 2-27 I 8:45am-1pmHuron Park, Farwell Park, Foxborough Park, and Schaeffer Park I Lunch provided by Erie/Huron CAC I Hosted by Sandusky Rec. Div.

The 26th Annual Old Fashioned Stars and Stripes Celebration • Wed, July 4 10am-4pm I Downtown I Sponsored by Sandusky Community Celebrations Council

Sandusky Fire Dept. Presentation 10:30am-12pm I Fri, July 6 - Foxborough Park I Sponsored by Sandusky Rec. Div.

Historic Downtown Charity Cruise-ins Fridays, 4-9pm I July 6, July 13, July 20, July 27 I Downtown SanduskySponsored by Remember Cruisin’ Car Club

Look Who’s Walking • 6:30pmMon, July 9 - Schoepfle Garden- Birming-ham I Mon, July 23 - First Congregational Church-Berlin Heights I Sponsored by Erie Co. Health Dept., Erie Metroparks & Sandusky Rec. Div.

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Young World Streetball Tournament & Unity March • TBA I Fri-Sun, July 13-15 I Scott May Park/Jaycee ParkSponsored by Spirit & Truth Ministries

Sandusky Bay Blue & Gray Civil War Dance • 3-6pm I Sat, July 14Sandusky Bay Pavilion I Sponsored by Maritime Museum/Sandusky Bay Pavilion

Sandusky Bay Science CampMon-Fri, July 16-20 I 9am-1pm Sandusky Bay Pavilion I Sponsored by Maritime Museum/Sandusky Bay Pavilion

Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Social Sun, July 22 I 1-4pm I Sandusky Bay Pavilion I Sponsored by Maritime Museum

USODA National Optimist Sailing Championship • July 22-29Sandusky Sailing Club

Sandusky Library Summer Reading Party • Thurs, July 26 I 7:30am-1pm Erie County Court House LawnSponsored by Sandusky Library

Mobile Ministry in the Parks • MWF, Aug 1-17 I 10am-2pm I Orlando Pace Park & MacArthur Park I Sponsored by Salvation Army (A Free lunch program)

Historic Downtown Charity Cruise-ins 4-9pm I Fri, Aug 3 I DowntownSponsored by Remember Cruisin’ Car Club

East Bay Canoe Float • East Bay River Ave I Sat, Aug 4 I 5-8pm, Wed, Aug 15 9am-1pm I Hosted by Erie MetroParks, Sandusky Rec. Dept.

Look Who’s Walking • 6:30pmMon, Aug 6 - Sandusky Bay Pathway Mon, Aug 20 - Osborn MetroPark (Walk & Drawing) I Erie Co. Health Dept., Erie Metroparks & Sandusky Rec. Div.

Taste of Ohio Wine FestivalSat, Aug 11 I 11am-8pm I Sandusky Bay Pavilion I Maritime Museum

Gospel Fest • Sat-Sun, Aug 11-1211am-5pm I Shoreline ParkSponsored by Gospel Fest

BIG Splash Raffle • Sandusky Bay Pavilion I Fri, Aug 17 I 6-9pm I Sat, Aug 18 I 12-5pm I Maritime Museum

Hancock Street Block PartySun, Aug 19 I 1pm-8pm I Hancock St Sponsored by Hancock Street Neighbors

Celebrity Chef’s Cookout • Sat, Sep 1 11am-2pm I Shoreline Park I Sponsored by Erie County Democratic

21st Annual Cruisin’ by the BayFri-Sun, Sep 7-9 Downtown Sandusky North Coast Cancer Foundation

East Bay Canoe Float • East Bay River Avenue I Sat, Sep 8 I 7am-11am Wed, Sep 19 I 5-7:30pm I Hosted by Erie MetroParks, Sandusky Rec. Dept.

Rev3 Triathalon • Sat-Sun, Sep 8-9 7am-10pm I Cedar Point & Sandusky Sponsored by Rev 3 Triathalon

Northcoast Animal Expo • Sat, Sep 15 TBA I Sandusky Bay PavilionSponsored by Sandusky Lions Club, Human Society of Erie Co.

Lake Erie Wing Watch Canoe FloatSat, Sep 22 I 1-4pm I East Bay River Avenue I Sponsored by Erie MetroParks, Sandusky Recreation Dept.

Boo at the Bay & Pirate DaySat, Oct 6 10am-4pm I Sandusky Bay Pavilion I Hosted by Maritime Museum/Sandusky Rec. Div.

Sandusky Area Crop Hunger WalkSun, Oct 7 I 1pm I Columbus Ave.Methodist Church/Emmanuel UCC ChurchCity Wide Trick or Treating- City of Sandusky • Wed, Oct 31 I 5-7:30pm

Erie Co. Veterans Memorial Park Veterans Day Service • Sat, Nov 1011am-12pm I First Presbyterian Church/Veterans Park I Hosted by Erie County Veterans Memorial Park Committee

Christmas Lighting CeremonyFri, Nov 23 I 6-8pm I Downtown Sandusky I Hosted by Sandusky Community Celebrations Council

Winter Wonderland by the BayNov 23-Dec 30 I 4-8pmSandusky Bay Pavilion Hosted by Maritime Museum

Gingerbread Lighthouse Workshop Sat, Dec 8 I TBA IMaritime Museum Hosted by Maritime Museum

Santa Hustle Half Marathon & 5K Sun, Dec 16 I 6am-2pm I Cedar Point & Sandusky I Hosted by Adrenaline Sports Management

Greenhouse Christmas Open House Sun, Dec 16 I 12-3pm I Sandusky Greenhouse I Hosted by Friends of the Greenhouse, Sandusky Greenhouse

Santa’s Reindeer Night Tues, Dec 18 5-8pm I Washington Park I Hosted by Sandusky Community Celebrations Council

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date event sPonsor June 2 Lake erie WaLLeye traiL Western Basin Sportfishing Assoc. (WBSA)

July 7 ohio cat series Skip Martin

July 13-15 ohio Bass federation nation OBFN invitationaL traiL

July 21-22 tWisted Whiskerz ohio Nathaniel Torres catfish tournament traiL

Aug. 25-26 TOYOTA TUNDRA BASSMASTER American Bass Anglers WEEKEND SERIES

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101 shelbY st • sanduskY, oh boat launCh (419) 621-1059 aFteR houRs (419) 627-5886

611 W. Shoreline Drive • Sandusky, Ohio 44870

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2012 summer recreation sport campsGymnasticsBarb Rose and staff return another year to instruct our most popular camp of the summer. This five-week program introduces basic gymnastics skills and proper progression attendance is optional during week 1-3 (Sessions I-IV), and is offered if your child would like additional instruction. Class size limit: 30 Location: SHS Auxiliary Gym Fee: Resident $40.00, Non-resident $45.00 Dates: June 4th - July 12th Ages: 6 to 16 Session I: Mon & Wed 8:00-9:30 am Session II: Mon & Wed 9:30-11:00 am Session III: Tues & Thur 8:00-9:30 am Session IV: Tues & Thur 9:30-11:00 am

tot GymnasticsTaught on a similar level as gymnastics, but catered to our young learners. This program will focus on flexibility, strength and body movement. Special attention will be given to tumbling and balance. Class size limit: 20 Location: SHS Auxiliary Gym Fee: Resident $35.00, Non-resident $40.00 Dates: June 4th-July 12th Ages: 3 to 5 Session V: Mon & Wed 11:00-Noon Session VI: Tues & Thur 11:00-Noon

voLLeyBaLLLearn basic volleyball instruction from Perkins Coach Jess VanNess . Basic skills will be taught to beginners while advanced students work on movement on the court and individual skills. There will be limited time for game play. Location: SHS Gymnasium Fee: Resident $20.00, Non-Resident $25.00 Dates: June 11th - June 15th Time: Noon-1:30 pm Open for students entering Grade 5 through 8.

GoLf Local golfer Tim Zapadka will provide instruction on all facets of the popular sport of golf including allocated time for rounds of golf throughout the week. Golf clubs are not provided, but can be rented from the Clubhouse. Class size limit: 15 Ages: 8 to 16 Location: Mills Creek Golf Course Fee: Resident $20.00, Non-resident $25.00 Session I: June 4th - June 8th, 8:30-10 am Session II: June 11th - June 15th, 8:30-10 am

soccerLearn the basic fundamentals of soccer through this 5-day camp, featuring Coach Juan Romero. Both individual and team skills will be taught to all participants. Accuracy of fundamentals will be emphasized at this camp. Grades: 1 to 8 Location: Perkins High School Soccer Field Fee: Resident $20.00, Non-Resident $25.00 Dates: June 11th - June 15th Times: 10:30-Noon

PuntinG and PLacekickinGAll-Ohio Kicker Juan Romero and staff will teach all aspects of kicking from basics to advance. Special teams play a huge role in the success of a football team, so join us to learn from the best as you develop your skills. Class size limit: 15 Location: SHS Strobel Field Fee: Resident $20.00, Non-Resident $25.00 Dates: June 18th - June 21st Time: 10:30-Noon Grades: 7 to 12

tennis CamP - neW!!beginning/intermediate tennis - Learn to increase your skill ability in the game of tennis. Camp will emphasize consistency and development of tennis strokes. Small groups will be formed to provide individual attention. The camp will be led by John Schlessman. Tennis rackets are not provided. Class size limit: 36 Grades: 3-8 or Ages: 8-15 Location: Perkins High School Tennis Courts Fee: Resident $20.00, Non-Resident $25.00 Dates: June 18th - June 22nd Times: 10-11:30 am

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2012 summer recreation sport camps

We would like to thank our youth program sponsor: COBBS DRIVE-IN! 631 tiffin ave. sandusky, oh

each camp participant will receieve a free small ice cream cone.

advanced GoLf Local golfer Tim Zapadka will offer his skills and teaching ability to help any golfer who wants to improve their game and technique. The camp will feature sessions on chipping, putting and driving. Location: Mills Creek Golf Course Fee: Resident $20.00, Non-Resident $25.00 Dates: June 25th - June 29th Time: 1:00-2:30 pm

introduction to Bass fishinG Experience the fun of catching America’s most popular game of fish in the ponds of the Sandusky Trout Club. A variety of techniques will be taught in this catch and release camp. Each participant will need to bring sun-glasses or safety goggles. Please wear old clothing and tennis shoes. All equipment is provided. Class size limit: 10 Location: Sunnybrook Trout Club Fee: Resident $45.00, Non-Resident $50.00 Dates: June 25th - June 28th Times: 9-11 am Ages: 9 to 16

dodGeBaLLRegister as a team or individual. After the basics of Dodge-ball are introduced, a week-long tournament will take place incorporating all of the different ways to play Dodgeball. This is a great league for your child to learn a game that can be played at a local park or backyard. This league is being run by Tim Zapadka. Location: SHS Gymnasium Fee: Resident $20.00, Non-Resident $25.00 Dates: July 2nd - July 6th (no Dodgeball on July 4th) Time: Noon-1:30 pm Ages: 11 to 18

PassPoRt to Fishing - neW!!Join us for a fun, adventure-education program designed to teach skills needed to dive into the wonderful world of fishing! Its fun, easy and you’ll get a free Zebco rod & reel when you complete the 2-hour course, must pre-register by Monday July 9th. This program is funded through the ODNR- Division of Wildlife and a Take Me Fishing Grant provided by the National Parks and Recreation Association. This one day camp will be instructed by Rich Schiltz, Adam Saylor, and Aaron Harple with Erie MetroParks. Questions: contact Erie MetroParks at (419) 625-7783. Maximum: 25 Kids Location: Shoreline Park Shelter Date: Wednesday, July 11th Fee: Free! Time: 9:00am-11:00am Ages: 9 to 16

BoWLinGCampers will receive instruction from the staff at Star Lanes with PBA Bowlers Jeff and Cathy Lizzi directing. Emphasis will be on proper grip, approach and follow-through. Bowling balls and shoes provided. Class size Limit: 35 Location: Star Lanes Fee: Resident $20.00, Non-Resident $25.00 Dates: July 16th - July 20th Times: 1:00-2:30 pm Ages: 6-10 and 11-16

Youth sCholaRshiP PRogRam • Applications are being accepted for the Youth Scholarship Program. The scholarship is available for anyone age 18 and under and may result in up to $50 of free Youth Program fees. The application can be found on page 21 & 22, submit Youth Scholarship Program Application along with the Registration and Release Form to Sandusky Rec. Department, 1024 Cement Ave. Sandusky, Ohio 44870.

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2012 summer recreation sport campsPLant PaLooza (in our own backyard)What makes a plant…a plant? Why do flowers come in different sizes, shapes and colors? Are bees and bugs really important? Campers discover “plant-tastic” facts in a unique setting—the Sandusky Greenhouse. Campers will play in dirt, create a miniature garden, explore the floral magic of Washing Park—and more? For this Nature Mini-camp co-sponsored by Sandusky Recreation Department, Erie MetroParks and Master Gardners, please pre-register with the Sandusky Recreation Department at 419-627-5886. Class size limit: Minimum 5, Maximum 15 Location: City of Sandusky Greenhouse, 601 Franklin St. Fee: Resident $10.00, Non-Resident $15.00 Dates: July 23rd - July 25th Time: 9:30am-Noon Grade: Students entering 2nd through 5th grades

advanced BoWLinG Campers will continue to work on improving their game by learning from local professionals. PBA Bowlers Jeff and Cathy Lizzi will provide small group instruction that will give more individualized attention and particular skill development. Bowling balls and shoes provided. Class size limit: 15 Location: Star Lanes Fee: Resident $25.00, Non-Resident $30.00 Dates: July 30th - August 3rd Time: 1:00-2:30 pm Ages: 12 to 18

track & fieLd meetsEvents include 40 yd and 60 yd dash for ages 2-5 and 60 yd dash, 100 meter, 200 meter, 400 meter and 800 meter runs for ages 6-13. Softball throw and long jump are offered to ages 2-13. On the day of the meet, registra-tion is from 5:00-5:30pm and the track meet will start at 5:30pm. Sponsored by the Sandusky High School Athletic Boosters and the Sandusky Recreation Division. Location: Sandusky High School Track Ages: 2-13 4 Track Meets: Mon, June 11th Mon, June 18th Mon, June 25th Mon, July 2nd Time: Registration from 5-5:30pm *Meets begin at 5:30pm

Learn to saiLHas your son or daughter ever dreamed about becoming a sailor? If so, this is the summer camp you have been looking for! LTS offers classes for beginner-to-intermediate level experience. Beginner instruction will focus on water safety skills, rigging boats, nautical terms, knots, and sailing skills. Intermediate class will emphasize on build-ing the child’s confidence in boat handling skills, including skippering the boat, learning sail trim, learning the sailing and racing “rules of the road” and an introduction to racing. Registration for each class will be limited to 25 students and will be accepted on a first come first serve basis. Register online at www.sanduskysailingclub.org! Location: Sandusky Sailing Club Ages: 7+ Fee: $85 per Session (Scholarships Available) Time: AM Session- 9am-Noon PM Session- 1-4pm Session 1- June 11-15 Session 2- June 18-22 Session 3- June 25-29, Session 4- July 9-13 Session 5- July 30-Aug. 3 *For more info contact Mike Austin at sailfast30@yahoo.com.

– see PG. 23 for reGistration form –Contact Sandusky Recreation DivisionPhone: 419-627-5886Email: vkurt@ci.sandusky.oh.us

for more information

2012 tournamentscLiff meyer shuffLeBoard tournament Date: Wed., June 20 I Time: 9am-2pmLocation: Viewpoint Courts

Junior GoLf tournament Date: Wed., July 18th I Time: Report to Course by 8:45 amLocation: Mills Creek Golf Course

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Come enjoy fun in the sun at the Huron Park Splash Pad this summer!

600 Block, Huron Ave.

stoP bY the sanduskY gReenhouse!Volunteer Hrs: Tues & Thurs 1-3pm601 Franklin St. • 419-627-5845

Open Memorial Day - Labor Day 10am-9pm

east sandusky Bay Water traiLEnjoy scenic views, wildlife, cultural history, & recreation!

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2012 gaZeBo concert series

*Free ice cream social sponsored by First Presbyterian Church **Tailgate party sponsored by First Presbyterian Church &

Sandusky Power Squadron

SANDUSKY COMMUNITY CELEBRATIONS COUNCIL PRESENTS

June 12 • 7:00pmKaren Westgate - Harpist

June 12 • 7:30pmFirelands Chorus

June 19 • 7:00pmDana Dorsey and the Blue Notes

*June 26 • 7:00pmNorth Coast Concert Band

July 4 • 10am-4pm Various Bands

July 10 • 7:00pmThe Patriots Band

July 17 • 7:00pmSandusky 7th Grade Band

July 17 • 7:30pmSHS Jazz Ensemble

July 24 • 7:00pmWayne Golob Polka Band

July 31 • 7:00pmPantasia Steel Drum Band

Aug 7 • 7:00pmVacationland Band

Aug 14 • 7:00pmNorth Coast Big Band

**Aug 21 • 7:00pmErie Co. O.S.U. Alumni Band

Held in the Washington Park Gazebo

partY at the plaZadate Band host orGanizationJune 15 Tight Wadd Sandusky Main Street Assoc.June 22 Turn & Cough North Coast Young ProfessionalsJune 29 The Sellouts North Coast Young ProfessionalsJuly 6 Bon Fire Sandusky Main Street Assoc.July 13 Turn & Cough Sandusky Main Street Assoc.July 20 SandTown Sandusky Main Street Assoc.July 27 CoCoBeano’s Sandusky Main Street Assoc.

Aug 3 Dave James & Sandusky Main Street Assoc. The Alien Blues Project

– SANDUSKY MAIN STREET ASSOCIATION –279 E. Market St., Sandusky, OH 44870 • 419-627-5942

www.sanduskymainstreet.com

Held at Schade-Mylander Plaza • Fridays from 6-9pm

every saturdayJune - oCtobeR

9am-1pm

Corner of Hancock & East Market St.,

Downtown Sandusky

Located in Washington Park for delicious popcorn & tasty treats.

*All proceeds benefit United Way agencies in Erie County.

the red WagonVisit

June 11-15Reptiles - presented by Erie MetroParks Sandusky Fire Department at Huron Park (Fri. June 15)

June 18-22Amphibians Week - presented by Erie MetroParksPolice Week - presented by Sandusky Police DepartmentSandusky Fire Department at Farwell Park (Fri. June 22) Flight Week - Children’s Traveling Museum

June 25-29Sandusky Fire Department at Schaeffer Park (Fri. June 29)Bubbles Week - Children’s Traveling Museum

July 2-6 Sandusky Fire Department at Foxborough Park (Fri. July 6)

July 9-13 Bunnies - presented by Erie MetroParksGoofy Games - Children’s Traveling Museum

July 16-20 Mammals - presented by Erie MetroParksOlympic Games - Children’s Traveling Museum

July 23-27 Owl - presented by Erie MetroParksWater Week - Children’s Traveling Museum

**No Playground Program on Wednesday July 4th!**Fri. July 27th is the last day for the Playground Program.

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plaYground program 2012

Monday-Friday 9am-1pm • Beginning Monday, June 11th – Friday, July 27th

This program is FREE for participants. Please see park locations listed below. This is NOT a child care program; participants may come and go at anytime. NO restrooms or telephones are available at the parks. Hours and activities are subject to change without notice. Participants must be ages 6-12. PARK LOCATIONS: Huron Park, Farwell Park, Foxborough Park, Schaeffer Park.

FREE DROP-IN PROGRAM

craft zone Huron Park Mondays 11:30-12:30 Farwell Park Tuesdays 11:30-12:30 Schaeffer Park Wednesdays 11:30-12:30 Foxborough Park Thursdays 11:30-12:30

fruit & veGGie cLuB Funded by CDBG & Erie Co. Health Dept.

Huron Park- Wednesdays 10-10:15 • Schaeffer Park- Thursdays 10-10:15

FRee meal sChedule made Possible bY the eRie/huRon CaC • A nutritious snack will be served at the playground program locations from 10:00am to 10:15am and a nutritious lunch will be served from 12:30pm to 1:00pm. Children ages 1 to 18 years, and up to 21 (if there is a medical statement from a doctor or school verifying that the person has a disability) are entitled to one meal at each meal time. Meals must be consumed at the park location. In the instance of inclement weather in which the playground program is cancelled, meals will still be served at their allotted times at the park locations.

Week 1 Foam Door HangersWeek 2 Sand CreaturesWeek 3 Create-a-BagWeek 4 Keepsake Boxes

Week 5 Picture FramesWeek 6 Color-a-PuzzleWeek 7 Tye-Dye Bandana’s

Funded in part through the Wightman-Wieber Foundation and the Ohio State Eagles Charity Fund, Inc.

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1933 Mills Street • 419-627-5803Open Daily Mar. 15 - Nov. 15

SHS Boosters Scramble • Sat, June 2 Hosted by SHS BoostersMills Creek Club Senior Championship • Sat, June 30Mills Creek Club Super Senior Championship • Sat, June 30Mills Creek Club Championship Qualifier • Sat, July 7Junior Golf Tournament • Wed, July 18 Mills Creek 2-Man Best Ball • Sat, Aug 11 Sandusky Golf Association Year-End Outing • Sat, Aug 18Panther Run to Fun XC Race • Sat, Aug 25 Hosted by SHS Boosters Mills Creek Golf Club Member Appreciation Scramble • Sat, Sep 15 Erie Co. XC Championships • Tues, Sep 18 Hosted by SHS XCErie County Senior & Super Senior Tournament • Sat, Sep 22

Mon. AM LadiesTues. AM LadiesTues. PM MenWed. AM LadiesWed. PM Men

Thur. AM LadiesThur. PM MenFri. AM Senior MenSpring/Fall Youth League

LEAGUE PLAY

2012 RATES & SPECIALS

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PRST - STDUS POSTAGE

PAIDSANDUSKY, OH

Permit #294

postal residentsandusky, oh 44870