Restaurant inspections
Recently released inspection reports of Lucas County food-service operations:
Steak N Shake, 5395 Monroe, inspected March 10. Critical violation: Label all spray bottles with common name of contents for identification. Five noncritical violations. Inspector: Brandon Tester.
Penn Station East Coast Subs, 4798 Monroe, inspected March 10. Critical violation: Wet wiping cloths must be stored in sanitizer to prevent bacteria growth. Observed wet wiping cloth on prep counter at time of inspection. Eight noncritical violations. Inspector: Kelly Sattler.
Rose Garden Again, 1800 Miami, inspected March 11. Critical violations: Observed butter, garlic butter, and chocolate syrup at room temperature. All potentially hazardous food (PHF) must be held cold at 41 degrees or less to prevent bacteria growth. Read all labels for proper food storage. Discarded food items at time of inspection. Found PHF at 53-58 degrees on the left side of the prep cooler. All PHF must be held cold at 41 degrees or lower. Removed and discarded all PHF from this section. Make any needed repairs to this cooler to ensure that it maintains proper temperature. No date labeling observed on some food items. Observed PHFs that were expired. Practice good date marking and product rotation. Observed raw shell eggs being stored on top of bread. To avoid cross contamination always store raw shell eggs below ready-to-eat (RTE) food. Correct. Observed two waffle griddles in the kitchen area. This equipment was never approved and this food not approved to be added to menu. Cease use of this equipment immediately. Complied at time of inspection. Sanitizer bucket tested at 0 ppm. Maintain 200 ppm quat sanitizer. Check with test kit to ensure proper concentration sanitizer is maintained. Twenty-four noncritical violations. Inspector: Jennifer Gottschalk.
Church s Chicken, 2124 Franklin, inspected March 12. Critical violation: Keep handsink stocked with soap and paper towels. Seven noncritical violations. Inspector: Debbie Dacquisto.
Wendy s, 1945 Woodville, inspected March 5. Observed food held at unsafe temperatures. All PHF must be held cold at 41 degrees or lower to prevent bacteria growth that can cause food-borne disease. Five noncritical violations. Inspector: Julie Nye.
Navy Bistro, 30 Main, inspected March 12. Critical violations: Observed PHF held past the seven-day expiration date. Practice good food rotation. Observed shredded cheese and sour cream out at room temperature. These items are PHF and require temperature control. All cold PHF must be held at 41 degrees or lower. Observed mashed potatoes at 129-130 degrees on the hot holding line. All PHF holding hot must be maintained at 135 degrees or above. Inspector: Gottschalk.
Tango s, 30 Main, inspected March 12. Critical violations: Observed PHF in single-door cooler. Hold food at 48-51 degrees. All PHF held cold must be maintained at 41 degrees or lower. Observed soy sauce and chocolate syrup on counter. Both labels state keep refrigerated after opening. Discard items. Follow label instruction. Refrigerate necessary items to prevent bacteria growth. Observed raw steak stored over yogurt and bagels and raw bacon over cooked pasta. To avoid cross contamination follow proper storage orders. Store all raw meats below ready-to-eat foods. Observed significant build-up on the inside of ice machine. To prevent the growth of bacteria, completely sanitize all inside surfaces of the ice machine. Properly stock handsinks with soap and towels. Inspector: Gottschalk.
Subway, 3721 Navarre, Oregon, inspected March 10. Critical violations: Observed cheese at unsafe temperature of 127 degrees. All PHF must be held at 135 degrees or more to prevent growth of bacteria to prevent food-borne illness. Six noncritical violations. Inspector: Nye.
Tropics Lounge, 1483 Sylvania, inspected March 11. Critical violations: Provide a minimum of six more cooling wands are needed for the volume of food that is cooled. Clean and sanitize inside of ice machine, maintain clean. Corned beef was improperly cooled. Nine noncritical violations. Inspector: Dacquisto.
Maumee Elks, 137 West Wayne, Maumee, inspected March 11. Critical violation: Date mark all PHF with a seven-day expiration date. Seven noncritical violations. Inspector: Sara Becker.
Tony Packo s Express, 4701 Talmadge, inspected March 13. Critical violation: Observed several PHF items throughout facility without proper date marking. All PHF kept longer than 24 hours must be properly date marked. Two noncritical violations. Inspector: Tester.
Glass City Bar & Grill, 1705 Tollgate, Maumee, inspected March 14. Critical violations: Dishmachine in bar area is not dispensing sanitizier. Contact repair service. Manually wash all glassware until repairs are complete. Creme puffs found at room temperature. All PHF must be held hot at 135 degrees or more or cold at 41 degrees or less. Items discarded. Numerouse opened PHF being held without any date marking. All opened/prepared, RTE, PHF held longer than 24 hours must be marked with a seven-day discard date. Cheese stored improperly in prep-top cooler did not appear wholesome. Food should not be stored on top of wells in prep-top. Cheese was discarded. Raw eggs stored above RTE foods in walk-in cooler. To prevent potential cross-contamination, store all raw foods below RTE foods. Discard container of tartar sauce held beyond seven-day discard date. Eight noncritical violations. Inspector: Paul Bauman.
International House C Store, 2801 West Bancroft, inspected March 14. Critical violation: Observed batteries and cleaning supplies stored above/on food. Store all chemicals below and away from food to prevent from chemical contamination. Two noncritical violations. Inspector: Gillian Wilke.
7-Eleven, 537 Woodville, inspected March 10. Critical violations: Observed salsa, pickles, relish at 44 degrees in the prep top cooler. PHF must be maintained cold at 41 degrees or lower. Observed space between the container allowing cold air to escape. Provide spacers or use larger containers so air does not escape. Observed eggs stocked above milk and juice in the reach-in door of the walk-in cooler. Store eggs below all RTE food and drinks to prevent cross contamination. Four noncritical violations. Inspector: Gottschalk.
Papa John s Pizza, 3231 Dorr, inspected March 10. Critical violations: The re-packaged bags of chicken wings in the walk-in were not properly dated. All opened/prepared, PHF held over 24 hours must be labeled with a date to prevent the growth of bacteria. The three-compartment sink was incorrectly set-up at the time of inspection and the quat sanitizer in the last bay was only 100 ppm. The wash basin is not being used because when it is drained the grease trap overflows. Immediately empty and clean the grease trap. Properly setup the three-compartment sink and ensure sanitizer is of proper strength. Five noncritical violations. Inspector: Wilke.
Noncritical violations
Subway, 5200 Harroun, Sylvania, inspected March 5. One noncritical violation. Inspector: Tester.
Recent inspections found no violations at:
Super Cinemas, 1301 East Mall, Springfield Township, inspected March 14.
Subway, 7621 Sylvania, inspected March 10.
Smokey Bones BBQ & Grill, 512 Dussel, Maumee, inspected March 25.
In & Out Mart, 2125 South Byrne, inspected March 25.
Rudy s Hot Dog, 4747 Glendale, inspected March 18.
The House of Emmanuel, 350 Irwin, inspected March 18.
Rice King, 4400 Heatherdowns, inspected March 12.
Subway, 7621 Sylvania, inspected March 10.
Maumee Antique Mall, 1552 South Reynolds, inspected March 11.
Big Apple Deli, 2118 Woodville, inspected March 10.
Burger King, 5871 Monroe, inspected March 12.
Wendy s, 590 West Dussel, inspected March 12.
Rosary Care Center, 6832 Convent, inspected March 14.
Collins and Parker, Inc., 2513 Woodville, inspected March 5.
Family Dollar Stores, 245 Golden Gate Shopping Center, inspected March 11.
Mancino s Pizza, 6650 Centers, inspected March 11.
Pearson s Party Store, 3217 Seaman, inspected March 12.
J. Brown s Trotters Tavern, 5131 Heatherdowns, inspected March 10.
Deepam India, 7406 West Central, inspected March 18.
Stranahan Theatre and Great Hall, 4645 Heatherdowns, inspected March 20.
Anne Grady, 2139 South Byrne, inspected March 20.
Erie Drugs, 4502 Lewis, inspected March 11.
HS Mini Mart, 1034 North Holland-Sylvania, inspected March 18.
Eastgate Carryout, 1853 Eastgate, inspected March 19.
Kay s Cake and Candy Crafts, 2566 Parkway Plaza, inspected March 19.
Speedway, 2502 West Alexis, inspected March 18.
Subway, 4224 Airport, inspected March 25.
Dana Corp., 6201 Trust, inspected March 26.
Toledo Hospital Child Care Center, 2040 West Central, inspected March 26.
Maumee Senior Center, 2430 Detroit, Maumee, inspected March 27.
Lutheran Home at Toledo, assisted living, 2519 Seaman, inspected March 19.
Barron s Cafe, 13625 Airport, Swanton, inspected March 24.
Sunshine Children s Home, 7223 Maumee Western, Maumee, inspected March 26.
Subway Sandwich Shop, 20 East Alexis, inspected March 26.
Netty s, 325 South Fearing, inspected March 27.
Miss Cue Billiards and Darts, 216 Newtowne, inspected March 28.
The Vitamin Shoppe, 5055 Monroe, inspected March 14.
Menards Inc., 3100 Brown, inspected March 19.
Rite Aid, 5224 Dorr, inspected March 25.
Williams Sonoma, 5001 Monroe, inspected March 26.
Office Depot, 5237 Airport, inspected March 27.
Value City, 2648 Detroit, inspected March 27.
Crosstown Carry Out, 855 Holland-Sylvania, inspected March 24.
Marco s Pizza, 3678 Rugby, inspected March 24.
Notre Dame Academy, 3535 Sylvania, inspected March 31.
Arby s, 7030 West Central, inspected March 31.
Maumee Wines, 2556 Parkway Plaza, inspected March 31.
Arby s, 1540 East Alexis, inspected April 1.
Little Sisters of the Poor, 930 Wynn, inspected March 25.
Lido Lanes, 865 South, inspected March 28.
Panera, 6658 Airport, inspected March 31.
James Pharmacy, 623 Lagrange, inspected March 31.
Walgreens, 5815 Secor, inspected March 31.
The Castle Sunoco, 801 South Byrne, inspected March 31.
Births
Flower Hospital
Tamara and Glenn Smith, Toledo, boy, Thursday.
Crystal and Patrick McNutt, Perrysburg, boy, Thursday.
St. Charles Mercy Hospital
Jennifer and Nathaniel Blakeman, Perrysburg, girl, Thursday.
Amanda Boisselle, Walbridge, girl, Friday.
Tabatha and James Gerathy, Oregon, girl, Friday.
St. Luke Hospital
Latrisha and Jerry Brackette, Toledo, girl, Saturday.
Lindsey and Joshua Geraghty, Holland, boy, Saturday.
Toledo Hospital
Molly and Matthew Traweek, Toledo, boy, Saturday.
Zeina Badereddine and Hyder Ismail, Toledo, girl, Saturday.
Marriage licenses
Lucas County
April 17, 2008
Matthew Detrick, 29, student, and Brandy Hildebrandt, 26, assistant manager, both of Toledo.
Caswell Christian, 61, maintenance supervisor, and Ernestine Snow, 40, bus monitor, both of Toledo.
Ryan Euler, 19, pharmacy technician, and Kindra Christie, 19, food service, both of Toledo.
Frederick Nelson, 49, production, of Maumee, and Linda King, 47, dialysis technician, of Toledo.
Todd Smith, 25, X-ray technician, of Toledo, and Kristen Kinkaid, 25, student, of Maumee.
Mark Reed, 43, sales, and Jennifer Beard, 44, nanny, both of Toledo.
Thomas Essary, 36, production, and Angela Kin, 28, office administrator, both of Toledo.
David Winkel Jr., 42, general labor, and Abbie Morrin, 50, supervisor, both of Toledo.
Crime reports
Robberies
Demetria Mathis, of Toledo, cash and cellular telephone by two men who attacked her on Brown at Indiana about 12:30 a.m. Thursday.
Black & White Cab Co., of Toledo, cash from a driver by a man with a knife on White at Albert about 1:15 a.m. Friday.
Burglaries
Holly Myers, Sisson, no loss.
Carl Bateson, North Ontario, cash.
Paul Pressnell, North Michigan, no loss.
Frank Florez, Turner, air compressor.
Fort Industry Square, North Summit, desktop computer and laptop computer.
Tamaron Manor, Stirrup, cash from washers.
Tracy Dickman, Pleasant, laptop computer, DVD player, jewelry box, and jewelry.
Evette Glover, North Erie, no loss.
Thomas Timmons, Telegraph, video game and video cartridges.
Richard Lawrence, Mayport, no loss from the 1100 block of East Manhattan.
Latoya Alexander, Walnut, no loss.
Tristan Horace, East Weber, baseball caps, cash, and TV.
Biomat USA Plasma Center, Dorr, change from vending machine.
Joseph Stinson, Nicolas, lawn mower.
Lisa Sancrant, Courtland, medication.
Thefts
Mary Grier, Upton, bank card from residence.
Sara Scott, West Alexis, bank card from residence.
Robert Diller, Jean, cash from residence.
Denise Hayes, 13th, bank card from the 400 block of Southgate Circle.
Dixie Cannon, Arlington, cash from residence.
Stacy Stevens-Presley, Packard, Temperance, purse and contents from the 300 block of West Laskey.
Sonya Nitz, North McCord, laptop computer, bookbag, jacket, and school supplies from auto in the 4700 block of Monroe.
Nicole Starkey, Eleanor, purse and contents from vehicle in the 1600 block of West Sylvania.
Eric Wise, Mulberry, speakers and amplifiers from auto at home.
Mary Powless, Sherbrooke, change purse and contents from the 1400 block of Broadway.
Katie McClintock, Mantey, purse and contents from auto in the 5600 block of Secor.
Darrell Presley, Frankfort, Holland, stereo, laptop computer, and CDs from truck in the 4400 block of Monroe.
Lucas County Democratic Party headquarters., Madison, air conditioning unit.
Christopher Davis, Plum Leaf, jewelry from residence.
Traffic injuries
Wednesday
9:55 a.m. West Bancroft and Irvington. Autos of Anthony Fizer, 38, of Hollywood, and Sylvester Coleman, 53, of Mercer, who was treated at Toledo Hospital.
2:01 p.m. Haverhill and Kane. Autos of Dameon Runion, 23, of Airline, and William Horvath, 65, of Bainbridge, who was treated at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center.
6:04 p.m. North Hawley and Buckingham. Auto of Michelle Wheatley, 27, of Ambia, and bicycle of Exzavir Morrow, 6, of Hamilton, who was treated at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center.
Thursday
2 p.m. South Byrne and Glendale. Motorcycle of Eric Hill, 28, of Caswell, who was treated at University of Toledo Medical Center, formerly Medical College of Ohio Hospital, after losing control because of slick pavement.
Deaths
Lucas County
Alcorta, Elida, 56, Bowling Green, aspiration pneumonia.
Baker, Mary, 102, Townley Road, stroke.
Birthisel, Thomas, 53, Anthony Wayne Trail, Waterville, sepsis.
Black, James, 65, Butz Road, Maumee, pneumonia.
Bleech, Kevin, 28, Indian Oaks Lane, brain tumor.
Caicob, Margaret, 84, Brookview Drive, cerebrovascular accident.
Carroll, Shirley, 76, South McCord Road, Holland, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
Combs, Daniel Sr., 54, Maywood Avenue, multiple myeloma.
Hadley, Loretta, 45, Polonia Court, intracerebral hemorrhage.
Kane, John, 55, Bridgeport, W.Va., aspiration pneumonia.
Keller, Clyde, 86, North Holland-Sylvania Road, Alzheimer s disease.
Krieghoff, Ruth, 88, Parkcliffe Lane, Alzheimer s disease.
Mandel, Harold, 82, Wauseon, diverticulosis.
Martinez, Henry, 70, Blissfield, pending.
Mathews, Vera, 72, Harroun Road, Sylvania, Alzheimer s disease.
McCloskey, Beryle, 77, Inglewood Road, Holland, myocardial infarction.
Mendez, Jose Sr., 65, Adrian, suicide.
Middleton, Eliza, 89, Brand Whitlock Homes, pneumonia.
Paris, Bertha, 93, Evergreen Road, cerebrovascular accident.
Perry, Mildred, 91, Navarre Avenue, Oregon, cardiovascular disease.
Rasey, Rita, 85, Perrysburg-Holland Road, Holland, myocardial infarction.
Shern, Dorothy, 71, Secretariat Road, cerebral infarction.
Summers aka Feltis, Felicia, 47, Darlington Road, hepatic failure.
Thompson, John Jr., 59, Brinthaven Drive, Sylvania, cancer.
Wells, Richard, 71, Cedarhurst Road, cancer.
Westmoreland, James Jr., 60, Foster Avenue, pending.
Wishon, Michelle, 41, Rossford, myocardial infarction.
Coroner rulings
Richard Bienyk, 44, of South Byrne, Feb. 25, at home. Accident, overdose of Diphenhydramine.
Virginia Brunn, 87, of Upton, Jan. 7, at home. Accident, hypothermia from lack of heat in the home.
Lorna George, 52, of Ridgewood, Jan. 30, at home. Homicide, deceased died of sepsis from neglect.
Beatrice Holley, 85, of King, Sylvania, March 8, at home. Accident, complications from a hip fracture from a fall at home.
James Lyon, 88, of West River, Perrysburg, Feb. 24, at St. Luke s Hospital. Accident, complications of femur fracture from a fall at home.
Mary Jane Melwing, 87, of Vero Beach, Fla., April 14, at St. Charles Mercy Hospital. Accident, complications of femur fracture from a fall at hotel in the 2900 block of Navarre.
Daniel Sickmiller, 20, of Wauseon, Feb. 29, at University of Toledo Medical Center, formerly Medical College of Ohio Hospital. Accident, blunt head trauma from a vehicle accident into a utility pole.
First Published April 21, 2008, 8:47 a.m.
