Door County Advocate from Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin • B5

ATURDAY PRIL 15,2017 OOR OUNTY A DVOCATE PAGE5B DEADLINE: May5 PUBLISHES: May27 Giveaspecialshoutouttoyourfavoritegrad! Thisannualpublicationfeaturesalllocalhighschoolgraduates. Pleasecontactyour AdvertisingAccountExecutive MelindaJohnson 920.255.4351 JudySteger 920.421.2911 632GreenBayRd. 743-4461 812GreenBayRd. 743-6271 440S.DuluthAve. 746-1050 1201EggHarborRd.

746-3190 SHOPOURFULLINVENTORYat jimolsonauto.com Aneighboryoucancounton. ServicingallBrands, CompleteCollisionCenters Answers on Page B7 Condolences We lost some people important to Ephraim this past week. Dr. Dean McNeil died at the age of 93 last April 8. Daughter Diane told of the news and said he was Dean to the last, giving instructions on where to find things and not to argue among themselves.

She showed a great picture of him and Evadne back in the day. Condolences to his family he will be missed. There will be a memorial service later this year. And Bob Yttri died on April 6. Bob was singularly identifiable by his bowler hat, and as owner of the Red Putter for the past 24 years, was a friend to all.

A lot of great memories made there, and most had to do with kindness and spirit. He leaves five daughters and three grandchildren. A private memorial was held for family, and a celebration of his life will be held May 20 at the Red Putter. Memorial gifts may be made to the family to support Playground. Free meal The last Open Door Lunch of the season is Wednesday at Ephraim Moravian Church.

Come at noon for a great free meal, and bring friends! Two documentaries The Niagara Escarpment Resource Network (NERN), with the support of Celebrate Earth Week, the Climate Change Coalition of Door County and others, will be hosting several showings of two brand-new documentaries focused on the Niagara Escarpment. Roger film can be seen at 6:30 p.m. April 22 at the Door Community Auditorium. This 90- minute documentary focuses on the natural history of the Niagara Escarpment region of the Great Lakes, shot on location along the entire length of the Niagara Escarpment, but focused on Door County. It is a voyage through billions of years of Eastern Wisconsin natural history.

Dan film Great will be shown at 1:30 April 29 at The Clearing in Ellison Bay (and then again at 7 p.m. at Crossroads in Sturgeon Bay). His 40-minute film focuses on the stories behind the escarpment geological, groundwater, habitat, the production of agricultural and mineral resources. Question-answer time after each film. Milestones Celebrations this week include David birthday (April 16), Jean and Ben birthdays (April 18), Marion Sneeberger, Glenn Gerdman and Sam mato (sharing the birthday of April 19), and O.C.

Boldt turning 92 on April 20. It begs to be noted that Chick birthday last week was his 90th! Hard to believe, it? timeless. Contact Diane Kirkland at net. EPHRAIM Two films on Niagara escarpment More Community News Find more news from around Door County in the A section. See page A6.

ell, we had our first little taste of spring weather. Just in time for the first major event in our town. The 29th Annual Baileys Harbor Brown Trout Tournament will be held on April 20 to April 23. There is over $7,000 in prizes to be won. The first place fish will win a $1,500 prize package including $800 cash and a Door County vacation package.

Those catching the top 40 fish will receive prizes. Participants can fish in both Door and Kewaunee waters on the bay and lake side. Fish can be caught from a boat or from the shore. Official weigh-in stations are located at the Baileys 57 Gas Station and Tackle in Sturgeon Bay. A $25 ticket must be purchased to enter the tournament.

Tickets can be purchased until close of business on April 21. Tickets are available at Baileys 57 Gas Station, Baileys Harbor Town Marina, Baileys Harbor Visitor Center and the Cornerstone Pub in town. The tickets are also available in other locations in Door County. Good luck to all the anglers out there! Earth Day events Earth Day is next Saturday, April 22, and marks the anniversary of the birth of the modern-day environmental movement in 1970. Earth Day founder Gaylord Nelson was then one of U.S.

senators. The Baileys Harbor library will celebrate Earth Week by displaying a calendar of Earth Week (April 22-29) events throughout Door County. The library will also have suggested Green book bibliographies. The Ridges Sanctuary will host its annual Spring Clean-Up on Earth Day, from 9 a.m. to noon.

Members and volunteers may help the Sanctuary refresh the campus. This year, volunteers will be sprucing up around the Center and Range Lights, spreading mulch, and cleaning up some of the extended properties. Prepare to get dirty and bring your gloves. Extra wheelbarrows are welcome. Lunch will be provided.

Please call 920-839-2802 to volunteer and register for lunch. Volunteers should meet at The Ridges cabins located at 8288 County Road Q. Game Day Last chance for Game Day. The next two Tuesdays in April will continue to see Game Day activities from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Town Hall.

The event is held on the lower level of the Town Hall. Bring your game or simply stop by and learn a new game to play. Happy Easter and Passover to all of our readers. See you next time on this side of the Door. Contact the Beutlers at BAILEYS HARBOR Brown Trout Tournament coming up A stroke can be a mind- blowing thing American Heart Association Fighting Heart Disease and Stroke RESEARCH.

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