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By JOHN SCHAFFNER
Events kick off 199th Battle of Lake Erie
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The Ottawa County Task Force
on Aging is planning a county-
wide blitz to distribute its newly
developed Senior Abuse Protocol
cards. The blitz is planned for
Wednesday, Aug. 29, and involves
members of the Task Force visit-
ing local businesses, agencies and
institutions that interact with the
senior population.
The distribution of these busi-
ness-card protocols is an effort to
increase awareness of and provide
direction if someone suspects
abuse, neglect, or exploitation of
someone in our community over
the age of 60.
The Ottawa County Task Force
on Aging recommends the fol-
lowing Senior Abuse Protocol:
• For those in immediate danger,
call 911.
• For those with important ques-
tions or concerns call Adult
Protective Services, 419-898-
3688 and dial 0.
• For those inquiring non-emer-
gency aid or services, call Unit-
ed Way, 211.
The Ottawa County Task Force
on Aging is a partnership dedi-
cated to building awareness of
elder mistreatment through edu-
cation, advocacy and communi-
ty-based services. This collabo-
ration of agencies works to solve
problems and fnd practical ways
to respect the quality of life for
seniors in our community. The
key to helping our seniors and
protecting them is a coordinated
community response.
It is the responsibility of all citi-
zens of Ottawa County to recog-
nize and report elder abuse, ne-
glect and exploitation.
Task Force on Aging plans countywide blitz
Now celebrating its ffth year, Gem Beach Rocks is an annu-
al fundraiser for United Way in Ottawa County. This festive
outdoor event brings thousands to Gem Beach on the shores
of Lake Erie. Over the past four years, more than $200,000
has been raised to support United Way’s efforts advancing
education, income and health in Ottawa County.
Gather with friends at Gem Beach on Catawba Island from
noon to 8 p.m. on Sept. 8 to enjoy a day flled with live en-
tertainment, cold beverages, great food, raffes and just plain
fun while showing your support for the people of our com-
munity.
You can ask questions, learn more and see photos of last
year’s event by liking the United Way in Ottawa County Face-
book page.
For those willing and able to volunteer, a few people are still
needed the day of Gem Beach Rocks. Helpers will be pro-
vided with all-day admission, a very “groovy” T-shirt and a
warm fuzzy feeling for “Giving United.” To volunteer, contact
Kristen at 419-734-6645 or e-mail Kristen.Gerwin@united-
wayottawacounty.org.
A number of bands will take the stage throughout the day
to keep the party going. They are:
Pumpin’ Ethyl
Pumpin’ Ethyl entertains with high-energy, danceable rock
from the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. Their wide range of music draws
from the best of Led Zepplin, Stevie Ray Vaughn, Green Day,
The Stray Cats, AC/DC and many others.
Pumpin’ Ethyl musicians Tom Bowlus, Mark Moyer, Paul
Ochs and Galen Arnold have an enthusiastic and loyal fol-
lowing in Northwest Ohio. Bass Gear Magazine has featured
articles by Bowlus. Check them out at www.bassgearmag.
com.
The Roadhouse Band
It’s a very simple theory that Boe Chandler founded the band
on in 1980. When you walk into most any local bar, you can
be greeted with all styles of music playing on the jukebox, due
to that fact that so many different types of people hang out in
bars. Boe decided that the name “Roadhouse” was a perfect
na me
because he was go-
ing to play all styles of music for people
from all walks of life. Thirty years later, that theory is still
going strong.
Boe was joined in 1992 by his 13-year-old son, Ronnie, who
now manages the band operations. Drummer Brian joined
the band a decade ago and in 2004 vocalist Heather com-
pleted the band. The Roadhouse Band plays what you want
to hear.
The Travelin’ Lounge Lizards
Over the past decade, the Travelin’ Lounge Lizards have be-
come somewhat of a staple Islands group, averaging 10 shows
a year in such venues as Mon Ami and Bootleggers in Port
Clinton, Lyman Harbor in Sandusky and the Roundhouse
Bar on Put-in-Bay.
“We don’t like to work too much,” laughed Glen Tetzloff.
However, the sextet — Tetzloff, John Shaffner, Chuck Reich-
man, Todd Finke and Bob and Jeannie Hille — put time in
the studio last year, emerging with its frst CD, aptly titled
“Old Men Rock.”
“That song came from a youngster in the audience who
said, ‘Man, those old guys rock,’” Tetzloff said.
Filled with 10 originals, the band’s debut CD features
such Lake Erie-inspired tracks as “Let’s Go to the Bay” and
“Roundhouse Days.”
When asked if one song in particular encapsulates not only
the sound but the mindset of The Travelin’ Lounge Lizards,
Tetzloff said: “That’s easy. ‘Beer Drinking Man.’ That sums
it up. We have a reputation of running our establishments
out of alcohol. Not that we do the drinking, it seems like the
audience does. We entertain. We’re raucous and we get them
moving and dancing, that sort of thing.”
Cruisin’
The Band Cruisin’ was founded by lead singer and sax player
Ron Howard in 1986. It’s rare in this business to fnd a group
that has been together for more than 20 years. It’s even more
rare for a group to be as successful as Cruisin’.
That success can be attributed to fve dedicated guys who
have lived and breathed the music of Motown and classic
rock ’n’ roll, and who consistently perform the hits of the ‘50s
through the ‘80s with a style, fair and sound second only to
that of the original artists.
If you ever have a chance to talk to Ron about the group
and the success they’ve had over the years, he’ll tell you it all
revolves around a passion for the music.
Gem Beach V
Rocks on Sept. 8
At 1:45 a.m. on Aug. 21, the Ottawa County
Sheriff Offce received a 911 call in reference
to a missing person. The caller stated that a
79-year-old male had been missing for ap-
proximately 20 minutes. The man is a client on
the Project Lifesaver program that was started
in Ottawa County in 2005.
Port Clinton Police and Fire Departments
were notifed. Sgt. Ken Davis responded to the
scene with receivers that are designed to track
the Project Lifesaver client’s transmitter brace-
let. Sheriff Levorchick, Capt. York and Reserve
Deputy Chasteen, along with Davis, began the
search. All are trained in the Project Lifesaver
program.
After receiving signals from the client’s trans-
mitter, the Ottawa County Sheriff ’s Offce, Port
Clinton Police and Fire Departments and the
Ohio State Highway Patrol worked diligently
and cooperatively to locate the missing man.
He was found 10 blocks from his residence and
safely returned to his family. Levorchick stated
that this was the frst search of a Project Life-
saver client since the program began in 2005.
Project Lifesaver is a program that utilizes a
bracelet transmitter worn by the client on their
wrist or ankle. Each client is assigned a specifc
transmitter frequency. The receivers that the
Sheriff ’s offce uses are then set to the frequen-
cy of the missing client. Once a signal is re-
ceived, the search team can narrow the search
and locate the client.
The Sheriff ’s Offce would like to thank its
partners for helping to bring Project Lifesaver
to Ottawa County. Those partners are Ottawa
County Sheriff ’s Offce, Port Clinton Lions’
Club, Magruder Hospital, St. Vincent’s Life
Flight, Ottawa County Senior Resources, Ot-
tawa County Board of DD and Ottawa County
Veterans Services.
If anyone has a family member who suffers
from a medical condition that would cause
them to wander from home and would like
information on becoming a client of Project
Lifesaver, contact the Ottawa County Sheriff ’s
Offce.
Project
Lifesaver
helps police
fnd missing
person
We lost a legend last Friday.
Dick Renn died of a heart attack
at the age of 74. I was fortunate to
share the Playmakers Civic The-
atre stage with Dick on a number
of occasions. Who will ever forget
his “Colonel Pickering Dance”
in My Fair Lady? He bawled me
out a few times as the Captain in
South Pacifc. Dick loved the the-
ater, particularly musical theatre.
You could see his eyes light up
when he spoke of a new play he
had seen or was directing. He co-
owned Phil’s Inn for many years
with Mike Magi. I will miss him.
nnn
There are a number of events
coming up to kick off the 199th
anniversary of the Battle of Lake
Erie staged roughly 10 miles
north of Port Clinton in Sep-
tember of 1813. First, the USS
DeWert will be making a visit to
Toledo this weekend. On Mon-
day, 50 civilians will be taking a
ride on the DeWert to Cleveland
for Fleet Week leading into Labor
Day weekend. On Thursday, Aug.
30, a number of local folks will be
taking the Jet Express from PC to
Put-in-Bay and then on to Cleve-
land. There, the descendants of
Oliver Hazard Perry will offcially
transfer the fag from the Niagara
to the DeWert, symbolic of trans-
ferring it from the 1813 US Navy
to the modern US Navy. Finally,
on Sept. 9, two ships will leave
Put-in-Bay to take an historical
marker buoy to the site of the
battle and drop it.
nnn
Our Find Wylie win-
ner this week is Sue
Sorgen, of Catawba,
who was among the 155
contestants who found
Wylie hiding in the grass in the ad
for Firelands Hospital on page 4A
in last week’s Beacon. Suzie wins
our weekly $20 gift card from
Friendship Food Stores PLUS
two tickets to Gem Beach Rocks
Again on Sept. 8. We’ll be hid-
ing Wylie again this week, if you
fnd him, drop off an entry form
at our offce in the Beacon Place
Business Center or click on the
Find Wylie Icon at our website …
www.thebeacon.net.
nnn
The Port Clinton Elks Lodge is
bringing back their famous Stag-
er-oo, only now the name has
been changed to the “Stag-er-oo
& Ladies Too.” It will all take place
at the lodge on Buckeye Blvd.
This Saturday, August 25 start-
ing at 11 a.m. and goes all the way
until 10 p.m. There will be raffes,
blackjack, the big six wheel, bingo
and a Cornhole Tournament. En-
try is $20 which gets you admit-
tance, lunch and dinner! Lunch
will be wings, sandwiches and the
works. Dinner is a repeat of the
lunch menu plus a big serving of
Lake Erie Yellow Perch! Tickets
are available at the Lodge, as well
as Danbury Hardware, Port Clin-
ton Ford, Frederick Insurance,
Dublin Commercial Services,
PREVIEW 2012
High school football kicks off
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If you have questions or
would like more information
on the protocol or Task
Force, please contact the
Ottawa County Probate
Court at 419-734-6830.
Harry Persely
March 1, 1919 — Aug. 20, 2012
Harry Persely, age 93, passed away Monday, August 20,
2012, at his residence. He was born on March 1, 1919, in
Sterling, Pa, the son of Bela “Bill” and Julia (Sabo) Persely.
He spent his childhood working on
the family farm in nearby Mason-
town. He also worked as a young
man in Pennsylvania as a coal miner
and for the WPA. During WW II, he
served in the U.S. Army and earned
the promotion to sergeant for the
military police. His last assignment,
guarding prisoners at Camp Perry,
led to a love for this part of the coun-
try, and after the war he and his wife settled in Port Clin-
ton. In the 1950’s he was co-founder of Persely and Reihl
Manufacturing Co., which produced Clinton steel boats
and steel docks. In 1960, he started Persely Metal Prod-
ucts, specializing in welding, ornamental iron and other
metal fabrications, and with the help of Agnes, ran this
business for three decades. He continued to be adept at
inventing useful metal products. Harry enjoyed collecting
antique cars and buying and reselling antiques. He was a
life-time member of the Alfred G. Dodway American Le-
gion Post #113 in Port Clinton and was active for many
years in running bingo and card games. In 2011 he joined
the Moose Lodge #1610. He and Juanita contributed
much of their time to the Port Clinton Senior Center. He
will be remembered for his love of dancing, playing cards
and regular trips to the casino.
Harry is survived by his loving wife, Juanita and daugh-
ter Sharon (Dave) Crifasi of Oberlin; stepchildren: Celin-
da (Tom) Gerhardstein of Republic; Pamela (Ken) Bacon
of Port Clinton; Sam (Herlinda) Mills of Oak Harbor;
grandsons, Michael Crifasi of Cleveland and Kenneth Cri-
fasi of Boulder, Colorado; step-grandchildren - Anna, Sa-
mantha, Ken Jr.; and Lydia Bacon; Zachary, Noah and Jack
Mills; and Madison Gerhardstein; older sister - Helen Em-
ery; and his PC Seniors family. He was preceded in death
by his frst wife, Agnes; his parents, Bill and Julia Persely;
brothers: Rudolph, William, Ben, Charles, Max, Leonard,
Victor, Gazy and Edward Persely and sister: Julia Gaydosh.
Visitation will be from 3-8PM, Wednesday, August 22,
2012 in the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Cre-
matory, Port Clinton, OH. Funeral service will be held
at 10:00AM, Thursday, August 23 in the funeral home.
Interment will be in Riverview Cemetery. In lieu of fow-
ers, memorials may be made to Stein Hospice, PC Seniors/
Port Clinton Senior Center, American Legion Post #113 or
Second Harvest Food Bank of North Central Ohio. On-
line condolences may be shared with the family at www.
walkerfuneralhomes.com.
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Obituaries
W. Duane Duncan
Nov. 8, 1938 — Aug. 20, 2012
W. Duane Duncan, 73, of Catawba Island, passed away,
Monday, August 20, 2012 at The Cleveland Clinic, Cleve-
land, OH. Duane was born on November 08, 1938 in
Decatur, IL, the son of William J. and
Irene (Schobe) Duncan. He attended
Louisiana State University and the
University of Illinois. Duane was a
mechanical engineer. He was the ex-
ecutive vice president of Packaging
Corp. of America from 1962-1987
(25 years) and the vice president of
Carton Service Corp. of Shelby, OH
from 1987-2001 (14 years). Duane
was married to Leslie Aquista for 26 years and she sur-
vives. He was a member of Colony Club Harbor Assoc. for
20 years and was known as “the mayor” of Colony Club.
Duane was a 25-year member of the Catawba Island Club
and was a member of The Cliff ’s Valley in Travelers Rest,
SC and Gulf Harbour in Fort Myers, FL. He loved Ca-
tawba and his kids were everything to him. Duane was an
avid outdoorsman. He enjoyed fshing, hunting, boating
and everything outdoors. He will be greatly missed by his
loving family and friends.
Survivors include: Wife, Leslie Duncan; Sons, Rev. Mi-
chael (Cathy) Duncan of Fort Atkinson, WI and David
(Christine) Duncan of Valparaiso, IN; Daughter, Eliza-
beth (Timothy) Fehr of Minocqua, WI; Step-Son, Richard
(Julie) Bernard of Centerbury, OH; Grandchildren, Sarah
(Rev. James) Douglas, Rebecca (Andrew) Wilson, David
(Rachel) Duncan, Mary (Jon) Lindloff, Elizabeth (Chris)
Buskirk, Megan (Chad) Henry, Justin Duncan, Hannah
Duncan, Seth Fehr, Abigail Fehr, Jaelynn Bernard; Great-
Grandchildren, Anna, Noah and Ethan Wilson, Emma
and Jacob Douglas, Micah and Grace Duncan and Lily
Henry; Mother, Irene Duncan; Brothers, William J. (Mar-
garet) Duncan and David P. (Sherry) Duncan; many lov-
ing nieces and a nephew. Duane was preceded in death by
his father, William J. Duncan, grandson, Timothy “Tim-
my” Fehr and nephew, David C. Duncan.
Visitation will be 3-8PM, Thursday, August 23, 2012 in
the Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home & Crematory, 216
Washington St., Port Clinton, OH 43452. Funeral ser-
vices will be conducted by his son, Rev. Michael Duncan
at 11:00AM, Friday, August 24 in the funeral home. In-
terment will be in Catawba Island Cemetery. Memorial
donations in memory of Duane may be given to Catawba
Island Vol. Fire Dept, 4730 E. Cemetery Rd., Port Clin-
ton, OH 43452 or Firelands Presbyterian Food Pantry %
Firelands Presbyterian Church, 2626 E. Harbor Rd., Port
Clinton, OH 43452 Online condolences may be shared
with the family at www.walkerfuneralhomes.com.
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Dorothy Engler
Dec. 15, 1917 — Aug. 13, 2012
Dorothy L. Engler, 94, of Port Clinton,
died Aug. 13, at Magruder Hospital, Port
Clinton. Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday, Aug. 21, at St. John Lutheran
Church, Port Clinton, with burial in River-
view Cemetery, Port Clinton.
Neidecker, LeVeck & Crosser Funeral
Home, Port Clinton, handled the arrange-
ments.
Patricia Grinnell
Nov. 9, 1941 — Aug. 16, 2012
Patricia Ann Grinnell, 70, of Port Clin-
ton, passed away, Thursday, Aug. 16, at her
residence surrounded by her loving family.
She was born Nov. 9, 1941 in Johnstown,
Pa., the daughter of Charles and Bridget
M. (Haley) Morris Sr.
Survived by: loving husband of 52 years,
Wallace James Grinnell Sr.; daughters
Tammy Majsterek (Joseph) and Patricia
Harchuck (Roger); son, Wallace J. Grinnell
Jr.; grandchildren Brian Grinnell, Kimber-
ly Conley (Matt), Eric Grinnell and Joseph
Majsterek; great-grandson, Johnathan
Grinnell; sisters Charlotte Sherman and
Barbara Orlandi; brother, Charles Morris
Jr.; and many loving nieces and nephews.
Patricia was preceded in death by her par-
ents and sister Marg Copen.
Visitation will be 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m.
Sunday, Aug. 19, in the Gerner-Wolf-Walk-
er Funeral Home & Crematory, Port Clin-
ton. Funeral service will be conducted at 1
p.m., Monday, Aug. 20, at the First United
Church of Christ, Marblehead, with visi-
tation starting at 9 a.m. at the church and
continuing until the time of the service.
Interment will be in Sackett Cemetery,
Marblehead.
Memorial contributions in memory
of Patricia may be given to First United
Church of Christ or to the Siedman Can-
cer Center. Online condolences may be
shared with the family at www.walkerfu-
neralhomes.com.
To honor Pat, the family kindly requests
your daily prayers for a cure.

Marjorie Lacy
Dec. 15, 1926 — Aug. 15, 2012
Marjorie J. Lacy, 85, of Oak Harbor, died
Wednesday, Aug. 15, at Bay Park Commu-
nity Hospital, Oregon.
Graveside services for Marjorie were held
Sunday, Aug. 19, at Locust Pointe Cem-
etery, Oak Harbor.
Arrangements are being entrusted to the
Robinson-Walker Funeral Home & Cre-
matory, Oak Harbor.
Michele Milazzo
April 7, 1930 — Aug. 18, 2012
Michele “Mike” Milazzo, 82, of Port Clin-
ton, passed away Saturday, Aug. 18, at the
Ohio Veterans Home, Sandusky.
The funeral mass will be conducted by
the Rev. John Missler at 10 a.m. Monday,
Aug. 27, at Immaculate Conception Cath-
olic Church, Port Clinton, beginning with
prayers offered at Gerner-Wolf Walker
Funeral Home, 216 Washington St., Port
Clinton, at 9:30 a.m. prior to mass. Inter-
ment will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 28,
in Riverview Cemetery, Port Clinton, with
military graveside services being conduct-
ed by the American Legion Post No. 113.
Richard Renn
Oct. 25, 1937 — Aug. 17, 2012
Richard N. Renn, 74, of Port Clinton,
died unexpectedly Friday, Aug. 17, at
Magruder Hospital, Port Clinton.
Visitation was Monday, Aug. 20, at the
Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home, 216
Washington St., Port Clinton, with funeral
service Tuesday, Aug. 21. Interment fol-
lowed in Marion Cemetery, Marion.
Helen Walls
Dec. 7, 1922 — Aug. 18, 2012
Helen Louise Walls, 89, of Port Clinton,
passed away Saturday, Aug. 18, at her resi-
dence, surrounded by her loving family.
Visitation was Tuesday, Aug. 21, in the
Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home &
Crematory, Port Clinton, with a funeral
service conducted by Rev. Daniel Keck on
Wednesday, Aug. 22.
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“Open house events are a great way to get a sense of
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In addition, any individual age 55 or over can enter the
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Indians tickets, open
house at Otterbein
North Shore
On Saturday, Aug. 25, Ottawa County residents may
bring their old appliances and scrap metal to the Ottawa
County Fairgrounds at W. Ohio 163, Oak Harbor from 9
a.m. to noon for recycling.
Items accepted include washing machines, dryers, ov-
ens, stoves, hot water heaters, refrigerators, freezers, mi-
crowaves, dehumidifers, furnaces, air conditioners, water
fountains, etc. Items made of steel, such as grills, lawn
mowers and propane tanks will also be accepted. We will
not be accepting televisions, computers or electronics at
this collection. This collection is free to all Ottawa County
residents and appliances with CFC’s (Freon) will be ac-
cepted. All of these items will be taken to a scrap metal
yard.
For general recycling information, District recycling col-
lections or sponsored events log onto the OSS Solid Waste
District’s website at www.recycleoss.org. Join us on Face-
book by searching: Ottawa Sandusky Seneca Green Recy-
cling Scene and hitting the like button on our page.
The District also sponsors waste reduction, recycling
and reuse programs designed to increase recycling to
meet state waste reduction goals. For information, call
the District’s main offce at 419-334-7222 or toll-free at
1-888-850-7224.
Appliance, scrap
metal collection
Saturday
Imagine Art Studio of RVI will be holding a raffe for a
beautiful apple quilt that was designed by artists with dis-
abilities in the Imagine Art Studio. The quilt measures 98
inches wide and 114 inches long (king size).
Presale are available from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Friday, Aug.
24, at Community Markets, Oak Harbor.
The quilt will be on display at the Community Markets
VFW Hall in Oak Harbor during the Apple Festival. The
drawing will be at 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 14, on the main
stage and drawn by Apple Festival Royalty.
Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5. If you miss the pre-sale,
tickets are available for purchase from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Monday through Friday at RVI, 8380 W. Ohio 163. For
information, call Judi Artiaga at 567-262-3061.
Presale under way
for apple quilt
GOOD LIBRATIONS
Sale on now for
advance tickets
Ex Libris is celebrating its 10th year serving the Marble-
head community with books and media to buy and bor-
row. This non-proft effort operates entirely on donations
and an all-volunteer staff.
The seventh annual fundraising gala Good Librations
will be held from 7 to 10:30 p.m. Sept. 8 at the Johnson’s
Island Clubhouse. Save $5 through Aug. 26 with advance
tickets, available by calling 419-798-8210 or 419-798-
5249. After the Aug. 26, tickets are $40.
The Ottawa Soil and Water Conservation District is of-
fering pesticide collection for farmers wishing to properly
dispose of excess and unwanted chemicals. The pesticide
collection, sponsored by the Ohio Department of Agricul-
ture, in conjunction with the U.S. Environmental Protec-
tion Agency, will take place on Aug. 27 from 10:30 a.m. to
2:30 p.m. at the parking lot of the Wood County Junior
Fair Building, 1380 W. Poe Road, Bowling Green.
The pesticide collection and disposal service is free of
charge; however, only farm chemicals will be accepted.
Paint, antifreeze, solvents and household or non-farm
pesticides will not be accepted.
To pre-register or for information, call the Ohio Depart-
ment of Agriculture at 614-728-6987.
Free farm
pesticide drop off
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APPLIANCE & SCRAP METAL
RECYCLI NG EVENT
• Accepted Materials •
NO televisions, computers or electronics
Any appliance or household object made primarily of steel including:
• air conditioners
• car parts
• clothes washers & dryers
• cook tops / ovens
• dehumidifers
• freezers / refrigerators
• dishwashers
• grills
• hot water tanks
• lawn mowers
9:00 am - Noon
August 25
th
, 2012
SATURDAY,
Ottawa County Fairgrounds
W. St. Rt. 163, Oak Harbor
For parents, back-to-school season means it’s time to stock
up on school supplies. But it can also be a good time to think
about how to save for your child’s future education.
Developing a strategy for achieving your education savings
goal – or other savings goals – can help you stay on track.
Add an Important Item to
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Megan Wistinghausen, a 2012 Oak Harbor High
School graduate, has been selected to be in the 2012
Ohio State University Marching Band. Wistinghausen
plays the mellophone and is in R row. She was the only
freshman to make it in the mellophone rows.
Tryout for the marching band is a grueling two-day
process of playing auditions and several marching audi-
tions. It is very competitive with almost twice as many
people trying out as there are positions. It doesn’t mat-
ter if it is your frst year or ffth year in the band, every-
one goes through tryouts.
Wistinghausen was in the Oak Harbor High School
Marching Band for four years, the Oak Harbor High
School Concert Band for four years, the Terra Com-
munity College Brass Choir for three years and the Oak
Harbor High School Mixed Choir for three years. She
was also a member of the cross country, swimming and
track teams at OHHS. She is studying speech and lan-
guage pathology at Ohio State University.
Wistinghausen will get the chance to march on an Ot-
tawa County feld when the band comes to Port Clinton
on Sept. 28.
Local earns spot in
OSU Marching Band
Port Clinton Kiwanis Club member
Vee Reifsnyder was presented the Walter
Zeller Fellowship Award in recognition
of outstanding performance as the Di-
vision Coordinator of the ELIMINATE
project. The ELIMINATE Project is Ki-
wanis International’s global campaign
to help eliminate maternal and neonatal
tetanus from the face of the Earth. The
campaign will raise $110 million for the
project.
Kiwanis is uniting to make a posi-
tive difference in the world on behalf
of children. Partnering with UNICEF
to eliminate MNT, a deadly but highly
preventable disease that kills mothers
and newborns in the world’s poorest re-
gions. A series of three doses of tetanus
vaccine means immunity from tetanus.
It takes $1.80 to protect one women
and her future babies. Kiwanis plans to
celebrate this success in 2015, the same
year as Kiwanis International’s 100th an-
niversary. The Walter Zeller Fellowship
medallion is an exclusive award, unique
to the ELIMINATE project. Zeller made
the frst gift to establish the Kiwanis In-
ternational Foundation in 1940.
The District Convention held in
Youngtown brought
together the 238
Kiwanis Clubs in
the state of Ohio to
review the year and
focus on the coming
administrative year.
Reifsnyder also re-
ceived the Presiden-
tial Pioneer Award
presented by Ki-
wanis International
President A. Alan Penn for her service as
the First Woman Ohio Kiwanis Treasur-
er. Kiwanis is celebrating the 25th year of
Women in Kiwanis.
Kathy Jo Schweitzer was recently rec-
ognized as being the frst woman in the
Port Clinton Kiwanis Club as the face of
Kiwanis changed forever in the summer
of 1987 when delegates voted at the 72nd
annual convention to allow women to
join the organization.
Local recognized with
Kiwanis award
Beacon Publisher John Schaffner recently presented checks for $12,500 each to Stein
Hospice and the American Heart Association. Those were the net proceeds from the
Chick Schaffner Memorial Charity Golf Classic held on June 18. Pictured are Jan Bu-
cholz (left) of Stein Hospice; Schaffner, event chairman; and Brenda Kuhr, representa-
tive of the American Heart Association.
SCHAFFNER OUTING BRINGS IN $25K
Members of St. Mary’s Byzantine Catholic Church, St. Joseph’s Catholic Church and
Immaculate Conception Catholic Church placed more than 3,500 crosses in the
lawn in front of the church Sunday. The crosses will be on display at the church, in
front of the Lighthouse at 505 E. Main St., for the rest of the month.
RESPECT LIFE MINISTRY
PHOTOS BY TERRY VACHA
The Ottawa County Visitors Bureau
(Lake Erie Shores & Islands West) is
pleased to announce the receipt of a
grant of $1,475 from the Ottawa, Sen-
eca, Sandusky County Joint Solid Waste
Management District.
The funds were combined with an
equal amount from the Visitors Bureau’s
budget to purchase two picnic tables and
two trash/recycling containers for place-
ment outside the Lake Erie Islands Re-
gional Welcome Center. The items were
purchased locally and are constructed
from boards made of at least 90% recy-
cled material.
The tables are a popular addition to
the Welcome Center as a place for fami-
lies to enjoy a snack or guests to check
up on their email using the free Wi-Fi
that extends outside the building. The
heavy-duty trash/recycling containers
help solve the problem of wind blowing
over lighter containers that were previ-
ously used.
The Visitors Bureau board and staff
wish to thank the OSS Solid Waste Dis-
trict Grant Committee for this award.
For more information, contact Larry
Fletcher at 419-734-4386 or larry@lake-
erie.com.
Visitors Bureau
receives OSS grant
Residents seeking assistance to pay their
electric bills or who need a free room air
conditioner have until Aug. 31 to apply
for help.
Brian Taylor, basic needs specialist at
WSOS, said since the start of the pro-
gram on July 1, he has seen a steady in-
crease in the requests for assistance.
“It’s been a steady stream of applica-
tions,” Taylor said. “The high tempera-
tures in July did not help.”
The three-month program, operated by
WSOS Community Action Commission,
is available to income-eligible house-
holds in the four-county area of Wood,
Sandusky, Ottawa and Seneca counties.
This assistance is provided once per
cooling season. In addition to income
eligibility, households are eligible if there
is a disconnection notice, if there is a
member who has an illness who would
beneft from assistance, verifed by physi-
cian documentation or where there is a
member who is 60 years of age or older.
These households may be eligible for an
air conditioner if the household has not
received one in the past three years or for
electric bill payment.
The beneft amount has increased this
year to $250 per household.
In addition, Emergency Services pro-
gram continues to certify residents for
enrollment in the Percentage of Income
Payment Plan Plus for customers of Co-
lumbia Gas, the American Electric Power
Company, Toledo Edison, Ohio Edison
and Suburban Gas. For information,
contact WSOS Emergency Services at
888-441-4327.
Cooling program
ends Aug. 31
Calling All Captain Underpants Fans:
head to Ida Rupp Public Library for a
program based on the popular series by
Dav Pilkey on Saturday, Sept. 8. Games,
activities, crafts, food and fun will be of-
fered from 10:30 a.m. to noon for those
in grades 2-5. There will also be a draw-
ing for free books. No registration neces-
sary.
The program will be offered in the com-
munity room. For information, call Ida
Rupp Public Library at 419-732-3212.
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Joyful Connections has announced the
winners of its recent coloring contest. The
contest was open to local children through
grade fve. Eight elementary schools
throughout Ottawa County participated
and more than 350 entries were submitted.
The coloring contest was held in recogni-
tion of Supervised Visitation Awareness
Month.
Prizes were awarded in three age catego-
ries. There was an amazing amount of tal-
ent presented in the entries. The frst-place
winner named for the preschool division
was Katelynne, age 5. Andrew, 8, took frst
place for the kindergarten through second
grade division. First place for the third
through ffth grade division was Sierra, age
10. Each winner received a prize of out-
door toys or games.
Joyful Connections is a supervised visi-
tation and exchange center located in
Oak Harbor and serving Ottawa and the
surrounding counties. Its mission is to
provide a healthy, safe and home-like en-
vironment where children can interact
with family members in a non-judgmental
setting. For information about Joyful Con-
nections, call 567-262-3181 or visit www.
joyfulconnections.com.
Sierra, 10, took frst place
for the third through ffth
grade division.
Andrew, 8, took frst place
for the kindergarten
through second grade di-
vision.
Katelynne, 5, was the frst-
place winner for the pre-
school division.
Joyful Connections coloring winners
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sary party where they
wore wedding attire and
renewed their vows on the
shores of Lake Erie. Fol-
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golf cart procession around
the community ending
with a dinner reception at
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Letter to the Editor
The American Cancer Society
of NW Ohio thanks you for the
participation in the Annual Can-
cer Events held on Saturday, Au-
gust 18. Together we raised over
$15,000 for the cause.
The Duck Drop was held at
11:00 a.m. at Monsoon Lagoon.
1100 ducks were off and run-
ning to the fnish line. The frst
place winner was Nancy Nemec,
Marblehead. Second place went
to Brianno and Melissa Rose of
Port Clinton. Third place went to
Brenda Ingram of Port Clinton.
A special thanks to the Monsoon
Crew led by Dave, with a thanks
for all their donations that helped
make the event a success. Thanks
also to Julene Market of Miller
Boat Line for her support and
donation of 600 tickets.
The Duck Drop was followed
by the Fourth Annual Chemo
Crawl, featuring Our Guest Inn
and Suites, The Bait House, Mad-
ison Street Pub, The Jet Express
and KoKoMo Bay. A reverse raffe
was also held. First prize winner
was Jerry O’Connor, second prize
went to Dave Mitchell and third
prize to Dan Wieber.
About 70 locals and out-of-
towners gathered at the Our
Guest Inn to start their journey
that ended in a night of music
and support at Mango Mama’s.
Red Solo Cups, a survivor song,
and the pubs together raised over
$5000 for the combined events.
The purple t-shirts were seen all
over downtown Port Clinton. A
special thanks to Arby’s, Nagoya,
Bassett’s, Kroger, WalMart, The
Jet Express, Minuteman Press
and The Beacon.
We are still accepting donations
from local businesses to cover
the costs of prize money and the
rental of the ducks. Checks can
be made payable to the American
Cancer Society and mailed to the
Our Guest Inn at 220 E. Perry,
Port Clinton.
Thank you to
Ottawa County
from all the
survivors and
all those who
may be in need
of support to-
day. We also recognize those who
suffered from this disease who
have gone before us. Our hearts
and efforts refect our love, prayer
and support to all.
Plan ahead. Next year’s event
is scheduled for Saturday, August
10, 2013.
The American Cancer Society
Employee
recognition
In recognition of National Di-
rect Support Professional Week
(Sept. 9-15), REM Ohio is proud
to recognize all DSPs who contin-
ue to provide and assure excellent
care and support to others. Each
year REM Ohio takes extra efforts
to celebrate with all DSPs that
have stepped up to the challenge
throughout the year. A DSP is a
person who assists an individual
with an intellectual or develop-
mental disability (I/DD) to lead
a self-directed life and contribute
to the community. They often
extinguish misguided informa-
tion and come together in the
celebration of achievements that
embrace community inclusion.
A DSP also acts as a faithful ad-
vocate, in assisting the individual
they serve to communicate their
needs, wants, self expression and
achievement of life goals.
These employees are shining
examples of advocacy, teaching,
and development of life-long
friendships with the individuals
to whom they provide support
services year after year. Several
local Direct Support Profession-
als of REM Ohio will participate
in the Direct Support Profes-
sional Recognition Event held
September 12, 2012 at the Xenos
Center in Columbus. The public
is encouraged to attend this event
to honor and give recognition to
all Direct Support Professionals
across the State of Ohio. If you
are interested in making a differ-
ence in the lives of adults with I/
DD or would like to learn more
about Direct Support Profession-
als, visit www.rem-oh.com or call
800-570-4868.
Carla Parker
Executive Director
REM Ohio
Lakeland Auto and Marine and National
Bank of Ohio.
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In response to popular demand, the Oak
Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce has
decided to add a second Village Wide Ga-
rage Sale this year. The sale dates will be
this coming Friday and Saturday, Aug. 24-
25. If you would like to be added to the list
of sales locations, call the Chamber at 419-
898-0479. The lists, when completed, will
be available at the Chamber offce and at
the Oak Harbor Public Library.
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It’s championship golf at its fnest this
Saturday, Sept. 25. It’s “Putt for a Mutt” at
Island Adventure next to Crosswinds Res-
taurant on State Route 53, south of State
Route 163. Okay, it’s miniature golf, but it
will no doubt be a lot of fun. And all min-
iature golf proceeds will be donated to the
Humane Society of Ottawa County. They
will also have a 50/50 raffe and lots of
adorable and adoptable pets.
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The new “Flip Flop Kids Swap” at 2868 E.
Harbor Road in Port Clinton is having an
“End of Summer” Tent Sale” this Saturday,
Aug. 25, starting at 10 a.m. They will have a
fashion show showing off local handmade
dresses for your little ones by “Toe-Head
Cuteique”. There will also be a bake sale
and lemonade stand where all proceeds are
going to childhood cancer research.
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The seventh annual Terry Heise Schol-
arship Golf Classic will be held on Sat-
urday, Sept. 29 at Oak Harbor Golf Club.
Registration will start at 7:30 with a 9 a.m.
shotgun start. Terry was a coach, mentor
and friend to many in Port Clinton, and
the proceeds go to the worthy student ath-
letes who share those same traits. Golf is
just $50 per person, $200 per team which
includes lunch and door prizes. For more
information, call Terry’s son Eric at 614-
738-4957.
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The Port Clinton High School Class of
1967 is holding their 45th year Class Re-
union the weekend of Sept. 8 and 9. They
will meet up on Friday night, Sept. 7, at
Bell Mell’s at 7 p.m. Saturday they will have
a table reserved at the Gem Beach Rocks
Again event on Saturday, Sept. 8 before
heading to the Elks Lodge for dinner.
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The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be mak-
ing another stop in Ottawa County on Sat-
urday, Sept. 1, at East Harbor State Park.
Sign up will be at the Camp Store starting
at 10 a.m. Campers and everybody else can
then give the gift of life to a total stranger
until 3 p.m.
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St. John Evangelical Lutheran Church
in Port Clinton is looking for vendors for
their All New Fall Festival to be held on
Friday, Sept. 21, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The cost to rent one of the 10-foot tables
is $20. Flea market or garage sale items are
prohibited. For information, call Monette
Garn at 419-635-5863 or contact her by
e-mail at [email protected]. Con-
tracts must be postmarked by Aug. 31 as
there is limited space.
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The Port Clinton Kiwanis Club is
launching a brand new fundraising event:
“An Evening at the Races” on Friday, Oct.
19, starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Knight’s of
Columbus Hall on Perry Street in down-
town Port Clinton. Tickets are on sale for
$25 per person, which includes dinner, one
drink ticket and lots of betting opportu-
nities. It should be a lot of fun, so put it
on your calendar right now! I have tickets
available at The Beacon.
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Montessori
Preschool
opens
A child’s fnger traces letters made
of sandpaper while pronouncing its
sound. Tiny wooden containers are
carefully shaken as a child listens in-
tently for matching sounds. A small
glass pitcher is used to pour water
into six small glasses as a banana is
cut into circular pieces for a snack.
These are just a few of the daily ac-
tivities children will be completing
this fall at East Harbor Montessori.
The preschool, with extended care,
opens its doors on Sept. 4 to children
ages 3 to 5.
As with traditional preschools, chil-
dren will learn the basics of reading,
writing and math, but children will
also be engaged in practical life tasks
and activities designed to refne their
fve senses. The preschool also stands
apart in that each day children are
given the freedom to choose the ac-
tivities they complete. Once an activ-
ity is introduced to the class through
a clear demonstration, then the activ-
ity is added to the classroom shelves
from which children choose their
work each day.
“During the work period I carefully
observe the children as they com-
plete their individual work. I have to
be careful not to interrupt a child’s
concentration as they go about the
activities but offer guidance when it
is needed,” said Melissa Bayer, teacher
at the new preschool. “Our very small
class size will allow me to observe
each student and tailor our activities
to meet their particular interests.”
While the mornings will be dedi-
cated to Montessori activities, after-
noons will be spent outdoors. “Chil-
dren can learn so much about nature
and cooperating with others through
free play outside,” says Bayer. “Our
backyard is full of plants, insects, and
animals to observe. We also have a
number of stations throughout the
backyard such as pot and pan drums
and a mud pie kitchen, to give the
children opportunities for creative
play together.”
To celebrate the grand opening,
East Harbor Montessori will be hold-
ing an open house from 3 to 6 p.m.
on Sunday, Aug. 26, at 2110 E. Har-
bor Road, Port Clinton. More infor-
mation can be found at www.east-
harbormontessori.blogspot.com or
by calling 419-734-1764.
On Aug. 15, the participants of the Port Clinton City
School District’s Champions for Children Summer En-
richment Camp traveled to Put-in-Bay for a day of fun.
Approximately 40 children, accompanied by several
chaperones, toured the island on golf carts and were
special guests of Joan Bryden’s Talk at Ten Radio Show.
The children had a picnic lunch at the park, played
on the playground and then enjoyed a sweet treat of
ice cream compliments of parents of one of the par-
ticipants.
Champions for Children is grateful to the following
businesses and individuals that made the trip to Put-
in-Bay possible: Jet Express — round-trip tickets; Del-
aware Carts — golf cart rental; Joan Bryden — radio
show program.
The Put-in-Bay trip was just one part of a summer
full of fun with the Champions for Children Summer
Enrichment Camps. Participants enjoyed presentations,
visits and feld trips throughout the 12-week program.
Some of which included: a Mud Hens game; two trips
on the Jet Express; visits from Toledo Zoo; Ottawa
County Fair visit; “Rise Above” Tuskegee Airmen Ex-
hibit and new Liberty Aviation Museum; Ottawa Coun-
ty Courthouse, War of 1812 presentation by the Mason-
ic Lodge, Ottawa County Historical Museum and Ida
Rupp Library. Community partners hosting programs
included: Ottawa County Health Department, OSU
Extension Offce and Girl Scouts.
Registration is now being accepted for Champions
for Children Before- and After-School programs start-
ing Sept. 5. The orientation program will be 4:30 to 6
p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 28, at the Ida Rupp Public Library.
Scholarships monies are available for qualifying fami-
lies. Champions is a child-care provider for Ottawa
County’s Department of Job and Family Services. To
learn more about the program, stop by the orientation
on Aug. 28, visit the website at www.pccsd.net and click
on the “Champions” link or contact Jackie Warnicke at
419-732-2102, ext. 232.

Champions for
Children take trip
to Put-in-Bay
The Carroll Township Board of
Trustees joined offcials from Ben-
ton-Carroll-Salem schools for the
district’s regular meeting held at
the Carroll Township Complex. Jeff
Dornbusch, president of the B-C-
S Board of Education, introduced
new Treasurer Tim Coffman and
new Superintendent Guy Parmigian.
Dornbusch explained to the Board
of Trustees the process of hiring the
new B-C-S leaders, and explained
how they were selected from a very
high quality group of candidates. Mr.
Dornbusch commented that, “B-C-S
is an excellent district that continues
to attract high quality candidates for
employement.” Mr. Dornbusch ap-
plauded the dilligent work of Coff-
man toward promptly getting the
school districts’ fnances in order.
Upon his introduction, Superinten-
dent Guy Parmigian explained that
it was his privilege to be selected as
the superintendent of B-C-S Schools,
and committed himself to being a
“problem solver” who is committed
to honoring the district’s past while
also building on a strong foundation
for the future.
Parmigian explained that he has
an open door policy and welcomed
all present to not hesitate to contact
him if anyone has any questions or
concerns they wish to bring to his at-
tention. Parmigian went on to thank
Carroll Township Police (along with
the Village of Oak Harbor Police and
Ottawa County Sherriff) for pro-
viding security at Oak Harbor High
School during last weeks’ Nuclear
Regulatory Commission hearing
. Parmigian said that he appreci-
ated the fact the township has been
a “good neighbor” to the school dis-
trict. He added a thank you to Car-
roll Township for their donation of
scrap asphalt (from a road resurfac-
ing project) that was provided to B-
C-S Schools through collaboration
between employees for the purpose
of renovating and improving a park-
ing lot located just north of the foot-
ball feld at Oak Harbor High School.
Parmigian concluded by offering
the trustees an opportunity to have
a discussion about the potential sale
of, and future of, the Carroll School
property. This discussion was held in
executive session. Offcials from both
B-C-S Schools and Carroll Township
renewed their commitment to work
together in the future for the ben-
eft of the residents and families they
serve.
B-C-S Schools, Carroll
Township work together
With a new school year approach-
ing, applications for children from
birth to 4 years old are now being
accepted at the Port Clinton WSOS
preschool center. Options available to
parents who enroll their children at
WSOS include full and half-day class-
es and/or home visitation services.
WSOS has earned the highest Step
Up to Quality designation awarded
by the Ohio Department of Job and
Family Services, Children Services
Division–Three Stars.
Children enrolled at the center play,
learn and develop social skills at one
of the best quality preschool centers
in the state because they have met all
the requirements ODJFS has put in
place for centers to achieve.
The WSOS Head Start/Early Child-
hood Development program is a
comprehensive early childhood and
family program. The program pro-
vides early childhood education that
is complemented by nutrition/health
services for the child and social ser-
vices for the entire family. Families
who enroll in the program beneft
by having access to a variety of com-
munity resources, diverse parent
education programs and other social
services that can assist the family to
become self-suffcient.
Eligible families are those whose
total annual income does not exceed
100 percent of the federal poverty
guidelines for Early Head Start/Head
Start and 200 percent for the Early
Childhood Education Program. Chil-
dren with special needs are also eli-
gible for these services. Please call to
verify the income levels.
If your family could beneft from
the WSOS Head Start/Early Child-
hood Development Program or you
know a family that would, call WSOS
at 1-800-775-9767 or visit www.wsos.
org.
WSOS enrolling for childhood programs
Aug. 23
BCS meeting
WHAT: Special Meeting of
the Benton-Carroll-Salem
Board of Education
WHEN: 1 p.m.
WHERE: Board offce,
11685 W. Ohio 163, Oak
Harbor
Aug. 24
Growing Up Wild
WHAT: Nature-based, pre-
school activities from
Project Wild.
WHEN: 10 a.m.
WHERE: Sportsmen’s
Migratory Bird Center,
13229 W. Ohio 2, Oak
Harbor
COST: Free
INFO: 419-898-0960 or
friendsofmageemarsh.org
Fish Fry
WHAT: Lake Erie Yellow
Perch sandwiches and
dinners will be served by
the American Legion Post
114 before the Oak Harbor
home football games. Dine-
in or carryout; public
welcome.
WHEN: 4 to 7:30 p.m.
WHERE: American Legion,
Oak Harbor
INFO: 419-898-5888
Riverfront Live
WHAT: The acoustic duo
consisting of Jamey and
Kerry from the band, THe
junk, will perform in the
free summer concert series.
JK All Day plays songs by
artists such as Billy Joel,
Tom Petty, Prince, The Eagles
and Elton John.
WHEN: 6:30 p.m.
WHERE: Under the canopy
at North Jefferson Street,
downtown Port Clinton
INFO: www.
historicportclinton.com
Aug. 24-25
Village Wide Garage
Sale
WHAT: Maps will be
available at the Oak Harbor
Chamber of Commerce
INFO: 419-898-0479 or
www.oakharborohio.net
Aug. 25
Farmers’ Market
WHAT: Crafts, baked goods,
art and more
WHEN: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
WHERE: Downtown Oak
Harbor
INFO: www.oakharborohio.
net
Perch Festival
WHAT: Marblehead Lions
Club annual event features
live music by Key Motion.
WHEN: Parade begins at 10
a.m.
WHERE: James Park,
Marblehead
Chicken Barbecue
WHAT: Port Clinton Lions
Club will selling dinners by
Bar-B-Que Traveler
WHEN: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
WHERE: Lake View Park
Port Clinton
COST: Advance tickets
$7.50; at the Park $8.50
INFO: Call Patti Howell,
419-734-2308
Putt for a Mutt
WHAT: Island Adventures
Family Fun Center miniature
golf course will be the site
for hole-in-one challenges,
50/50 raffes and more to
raise funds for the Ottawa
County. Adoptable pets will
be on hand for the
festivities. Humane Society.
The rain date for the event
is Aug. 26.
WHEN: Noon to 6 p.m.
WHERE: 280 SE Catawba
Road, Port Clinton
Aug. 27
Hair Cut-A-Thon
WHAT: Haircuts are $10
minimum donation and nail
polish and brow wax are $5
each. All proceeds will
beneft the Luma family,
which was devastated by
the passing of Jim Luma
— coach, referee, volunteer,
husband, dad and friend.
Make sure to bring your
spare change
for the Lemons for Lumas
lemonade stand and bake
sale on Madison Street, in
front of the salon.
WHEN: 5 to 9 p.m.
WHERE: Pin-Ups Hair
Studio, Madison Street, Port
Clinton
Aug. 28
BCS meeting
WHAT: Regular Meeting of
the Benton-Carroll-Salem
Board of Education
WHEN: 6 p.m.
WHERE: Board offce,
11685 W. Ohio 163, Oak
Harbor
Aug. 30
The Gathering
WHAT: Free blood pressure
checks are offered during
this free meal; open to the
public. Carryout is available
; Handicap access.
WHEN: 4:30 to 6 p.m. the
last Thursday of each month
WHERE: St. John Lutheran
Church Parish Hall, corner
Adams and Second streets,
Port Clinton
Elephant Talk
WHAT: The buffet lunch is
$10. No reservations
required.
WHEN: Noon the fourth
Thursday of each month
WHERE: Port Clinton Elks,
231 Buckeye Blvd.

‘Happy Feet’
WHAT: Bring your blankets
and lawn chairs to claim
your spot in front of the
large infatable screen.
Concessions will be
available for a donation or
you may bring your own.
WHEN: Dusk around 8:45
p.m.
INFO: 419-734-5503
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Thursday, August 23, 2012 11A
Catering For
All Occasions
Lunches to Go $5.50
Mon., Aug. 27
Cabbage Rolls OR
Stuffed Pepper
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Vegetable - Roll & Butter
Tues., Aug. 28
Choice of 2 Sandwiches
Breaded Veal OR Italian
Sausage OR Sloppy Joes
French Fries OR
Onion Rings - Dill Pickle
Wed., Aug. 29
Chicken Noodle Casserole
Tossed Salad
Muffn & Butter - Dessert
Thur., Aug. 30
Roast Pork & Dressing
Mashed Potatoes & Gravy
Apple Sauce - Roll & Butter
Fri., Aug. 31
Lake Erie Yellow Perch OR
Jumbo Breaded Shrimp
Buttered Periogies OR Fried
Cabbage & Dumpling
Cole Slaw - Roll & Butter
Additional items available.
Substitutions may be made
without notice.
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August 25
th
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SATURDAY,
Ottawa County Fairgrounds
W. St. Rt. 163, Oak Harbor
$$$3 TOP CASH PRIZES$$$
Proceeds to Beneft Wounded Warriors
M1 For Vets Honors Banquet
Saturday, August 25th 2012
VFW Post 2480’s
1st Annual Beneft Poker Run
On Site Registration
Begins at 11 AM
$15 Driver and $5 for
Each Passenger
First Bike Out at 12 PM
Last Bike in at 4 PM
Stops Include:
VFW Post 2480
214 Madison St.
Port Clinton
VFW 2529
604 W. Perkins Ave.
Sandusky
Lake Wilmer Inn
5012 Campbell St.
Sandusky
Margaritaville
212 Fremont Ave.
Sandusky
Lagoon Saloon
3131 W. Wayne Rd.
Port Clinton
Mikes Tavern
8956 W. State Route 163
Oak harbor
Poker Run Starts and Ends
at the VFW Post 2480
214 Madison St.
Port Clinton, OH 43452
(419) 734-9981
Pre-registration forms with fees
can be mailed to VFW Post 2480
214 Madison St. Port Clinton, OH 43452
Attn: Ernie Isaac/Lisa Miller
Pre-registration fees:
$10 Driver & $5 Per Passenger.
Make checks payable to VFW Post
2480 Memo Poker Run
Free Hotdogs, Hamburgers and sides
will be available for all registered
participants at the end of the ride
at the VFW Post 2480
Cash Bar Available
50/50’s and Raffes
The Port Clinton Artists’ Club is offer-
ing an oil painting class for all levels at the
Sutton Center Technology Conference
Facility at 1854 Perry St. Local artist and
club member Kathie Widing will teach
the class on Saturday, Aug. 25. Widing is
a certifed painting instructor following
many years of taking classes from promi-
nent national artists.
Widing is also the program chairwoman
for the Art Club, so interested individuals
can call her directly to register and get the
supply list at 419-341-0817.
The Sutton Center also includes an art
gallery maintained by the Port Clinton
Artists’ Club. The art is available for sale.
The gallery features oil, watercolor and
acrylic paintings, batik, copper enam-
els, pencil drawings and mixed media.
The gallery is located next to Common
Grounds Deli and is open to the pub-
lic. For information about the club, visit
www.portclintonartistsclub.com, and for
information about the Sutton Center
Technology Conference Facility contact
Dave Castillo at 419-732-1420.
Local artist teaches
at Sutton Center
A traveling exhibit exploring Ohio’s in-
volvement in the Civil War will be on
display in the Hoover Auditorium Lobby
from until Sunday, Sept. 2. The “Ohio &
the Civil War: 150 Years Later” traveling
exhibit will open a half-hour prior to each
8:15 p.m. Hoover performance.
The Ohio Historical Society, in partner-
ship with the Ohio Humanities Council
and American Electric Power, sponsored
development of the “Ohio & the Civil War:
150 Years Later” Traveling Exhibit, a spe-
cial panel exhibit produced for the 150th
commemoration of the Civil War. The ex-
hibit explores Ohio’s participation in the
war and focuses especially on individuals’
choices that impacted local communities
over the course of the war. Democracy,
transformations and memory are the three
themes used within this exhibit to reveal
Civil War stories that impacted Ohio in the
19th century to the present day. Through
the lens of these themes, the exhibit ex-
plores topics such as civil rights, political
dissent, pacifsm, religion and popular
culture and reveals patterns in the coun-
try’s response to such topics throughout
history. Ohio’s leadership before, during
and after the Civil War had a profound
infuence on American history. Decades
later, a statewide initiative to observe the
150th anniversary of the Civil War in Ohio
(2011-2015) is being led by the CW150
Advisory Committee and the Ohio Histor-
ical Society. American Electric Power and
the Ohio Humanities Council are sponsors
of the initiative.
For information about Ohio’s Civil War
150th anniversary commemoration, spe-
cial events and more, visit www.ohiocivil-
war150.org.
Spectators are required to pay Lakeside’s
Daily Gate Pass admission fee ($18.50 for
adults and $12.75 for youth ages 12-18 per
day. Children under 12 and guests over the
age of 90 are free.) Regular gate prices will
continue through Saturday, Aug. 25.
Admission is half-price Sunday, Aug. 26,
through Monday, Sept. 3 ($9.25 for adults,
$6.50 for youth ages 12-18, and free for
children under age 12 and guests over age
90). To park on the grounds, a Daily Auto
Pass is required for $7.75 per day.
‘Ohio & the Civil War:
150 Years Later
Traveling exhibit makes stop in Lakeside
ONE MORE TIME AT THE VINEYARD
Melissa and Larry Beahm, performing as “One More Time,” brought their great mu-
sic and energy to The Vineyard on Catawba Aug. 16. More than 60 residents, guests
and staff gathered for a delicious dinner, followed by the musical comedy review.
The performance was sponsored by The Go-Getters, a craft group at The Vineyard.
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111 Madison St. Port Clinton • 419-732-2030
Jazz Night
Wednesdays 7-10p
Pasta, Wine & Jazz
The Bob Szmik Trio
Friday Night
Steak $10.75 - Hand Cut NY Strip
with our signature garlic mashed potatoes & veggies
JAM NITE!
Host Band
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Plus: Jumbo
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8/25
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Monday-Saturday
11:00AM-3:30PM
DINNER
Monday -Thursday
3:30PM-10:30PM
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special occasions, holidays
or with other offers.
Expires 9/30/12
1O% OFF
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occasions, holidays or
with other offers.
Expires 9/30/12
Island-Hopping Fun
& Late Night Service
Every Day!
Students (12 & under): $3.00
Adults: $6.00
NOW SHOWING . . .
www.lakesideohio.com
419-798-4461 or 1-866-952-5374
Orchestra Hall Theatre
Ottawa County's Only Movie Theatre
122 W. Second St.
Lakeside, OH
THE AVENGERS
CHI MPANZEE
(PG-13)
Aug. 23 - 26 3:30 & 8pm
1871 NE Catawba Road, Port Clinton
In Midway Plaza
419-797-4970 Open 5 am 7 days a week
1224 W. State St., Fremont
419-332-0282
Sun-Thurs 7am-8pm
Fri-Sat 7am-9pm
Formerly
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Located inside the Our Guest Inn & Suites
The Listening Room will feature the Best of
Nashville right here! 2 Shows Nightly 6-9
FREE ADMISSION • 2 DRINK MINIMUM • RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED
Call for reservations: 419-734-7050 or online
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Coming August 24 & 25
Adam Craig
and Matt Rogers
For more information: www.thelisteningroompc.com
220 East Perry, Port Clinton
FREE ADMISSION
2 Drink Minimum
The Adam Craig
Band came
to national
prominence
as TelluRide.
The recent
name change
strengthened
their resolve
to take their
music to a larger
audience. The band gained acclaim with their debut
album, Four Square Miles. Each member is a formally
trained musician and each played on the entire album.
Local Songwriters Night Monday, August 27, 7 pm
Matt Rogers’
music has
taken him
from R&B
clubs in the
northeast, to
Nashville’s
Music Row,
and even to
the fnals of
American
Idol’s frst-ever songwriting competition in 2007.
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419.797.4445
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Entertainment
Thursday, August 30, 2012
Smooth Groove - 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Friday, August 31, 2012
Swamp Boogie Band - 8:30 PM - 12:30 AM
Saturday, September 1, 2012
New Connection - 8:30 PM - 1:30 AM
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Colin Dussault - 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
New Connection - 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Monday, September 3, 2012
Colin Dussault - 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
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The Lady Redskins recorded their frst victory of the sea-
son with a 5-0 win over Fremont St. Joe, bringing their
record to 1-1 overall.
• Morgan McGlothlin (PC) defeated Katie Blohm (SJ) —
6-1, 6-0
• Kelsey Dietrich (PC) defeated Tricia Reinhart (SJ) —
6-3, 6-3
• Eryn Binder (PC) defeated Kendra Molyet (SJ) — 6-2,
6-0
• Tiffany Colston/Libby Showalter (PC) defeated Caroline
Darr/Kelsey Nevius (SJ) — 6-1, 6-2
• Lexi Fodor/Allison Long (PC) defeated Daniela Baez/
Madie Collins (SJ) - 6-1, 6-1
“Everyone played well, said Coach Lindsay Smith. “Lib-
by Showalter stepped into the frst doubles spot (for an ill
Katie Schroeder) and held her own.”
Molly Haberman, Taylor Steyer, Candace Smith all won
in JV singles action.
PC travels to Edison to open SBC Conference play on
Tuesday.
Last Thursday afternoon, the Lady Redskins opened
their season with a 3-2 loss to Norwalk.
• Aubrey Cook (N) defeated Morgan McGlothlin (PC) —
6-3, 6-3
• Kelsey Dietrich (PC) defeated Sara Stoll (N) — 6-3, 2-6,
7-6 (11-9 tiebreaker)
• Eryn Binder (PC) defeated Karlee Talkington (N) — 6-1,
6-4
• Kayla Pelham/Hannah Herner (N) defeated Katie Schro-
eder/Tiffany Colston (PC) — 6-1, 4-6, 6-4
• Kelsey Talkington/Lauren Ott (N) defeated Lexi Fodor/
Allison Long (PC) — 6-1, 6-4
According to the coach, Dietrich played her heart out.
‘This was her frst-ever high school match, and she fn-
ished with all eyes on her. She fought hard to win in the
tiebreaker,” said Smith. “Eryn was very solid at third sin-
gles for us.”
Molly Haberman recorded two wins in JV action.
PC faced Fremont St. Joe Monday at home and was set to
play lat Edison Tuesday.
Redskin tennis 1-1
after frst week
GOLF
Lady Rockets
improving
The Oak Harbor Girls’ Golf Team faced off with Mau-
mee Monday in Oak Harbor and three Lady Rocket
golfers scored personal bests.
Brooke Tice earned a par on the fourth and ffth holes
to lead her team with a 50.
Kaylie Hallett-Szymanski (52) and Whitney Rutledge
(54) also earned personal bests.
Maumee defeated Oak Harbor 190 to 210 as Emily
Long led the Panthers with a 40.
Also golfng for the Lady Rockets were Cydney St.
Clair (54), Paige Siguardson (56), Hannah Glass (63)
and Kaylea Hepner (61).
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Passes on sale now
2B Thursday, August 23, 2011
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PORT CLINTON REDSKINS VARSITY FOOTBALL 2012
BY YANEEK SMITH
Sports Editor
In each of the last two seasons, the Port
Clinton Redskins have fallen just short of
fnishing with a winning record.
In 2010, the Redskins, sitting at 5-3, lost
their fnal two games and, last season, after
storming out of the gate with a 5-2 record,
fell in their fnal three contests. But more
than that, they’d like to compete for a play-
off spot. (Port Clinton fell just 2.05 points
short of qualifying for the postseason last
year.)
Toby Hammond, now in his ninth year
at the helm coaching the Redskins, has
rebuilt a program that averaged 1-2 wins
per season before he arrived. Hammond
knows a thing or two about winning, hav-
ing taken St. Mary Central Catholic to the
Div. V State Championship Game in 1990.
The team returns 15 starters, eight on of-
fense and seven on defense.
With running backs Diante Laurel and
Jacob Carrisales and wide receiver Steve
Wingo gone, the Redskins will have to re-
place their share of offensive production.
Fortunately, their offensive line, which in-
cludes fve seniors returns all fve starters
from last season. The unit of Ben Petersen,
Chris Overfeld, Nick Leone, Robert Beck
and Cory Colston features fve three-year
starters and makes for a strong foundation.
“We’re banking on our experience on
the offensive line (helping us this season),”
said Hammond.
Also returning is
quarterback Addi-
son Rospert, a stel-
lar athlete who can
make things happen
by throwing and run-
ning the ball. Collin
Yurista and Keegan
will both see time at
running back with
Cody Smith serving
as the fullback. Brock Moore, Justin Hol-
mes and Chris Stokes are the three pri-
mary receivers and Trey Gluth will start at
tight end.
On the defensive side of the ball, Colston
and Tristen Mallory will play both end po-
sitions and Smith, Gluth, Beck, Michael
Kirkpatrick and Zach Wheeler will rotate
in on the interior part of the line.
Lowe, Overfeld and Alex Bastian will
start at linebacker and the secondary is
comprised of Stokes, Moore, Rospert and
Chris Weaver.
Hammond notes that the defense, which
might be the fastest he’s had during his
time in Port Clinton, must keep improving
from week-to-week and get solid contri-
butions from some of its sophomores and
juniors who have seen little varsity action
in the past. Depth is also an issue with the
team, especially on defense.
After hosting Woodmore to open the
season, the Redskins go on the road for
four consecutive games. If they’re able to
get through that portion of the schedule
with three wins, they’ll be in good shape
heading into the second half of the season.
It’s possible that six wins could get Port
Clinton into the playoffs this season.
The second game of the season has the
Redskins traveling Delphos to take on the
St. John’s Blue Jays, a Div. VI powerhouse
program that has won six state titles in the
last 15 years. How Port Clinton performs
against St. John’s could set the tone for the
rest of their season.
Hammond is looking forward to the
challenge.
“It’s really gonna help us down the road,”
Hammond said of playing the Blue Jays.
“If you’re going to be a good football team,
you’ve got to beat good teams.”
If there was ever going to be a year when
the Redskins could get over the hump and
fnish with 6-7 wins and compete for a
playoff spot, now is the time.
When asked about his team potentially
fnishing with a winning record, Ham-
mond summed it up bluntly.
“If we don’t do it now, I don’t know when
we will.”
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Friday, Aug. 24 Woodmore Home 7:00 p.m.
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Friday, Sept. 7 Genoa Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 14 Edison Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 21 Oak Harbor Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 28 Margaretta Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 5 St. Mary Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 12 Perkins-H.C. Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 19 Huron Home 7:00 p.m.
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Over the past few seasons, the Danbury
football program has made progress.
The Lakers have gone from wondering
whether or not they would even be able to
have a program to becoming consistently
competitive to in the Toledo Area Athletic
Conference.
Needless to say, it won’t be easy to take
that next step.
Gone from last year is TAAC Defensive
Player of the Year Lucas Kennedy, who is
set to play football this fall at Baldwin Wal-
lace College. The defensive back had 101
tackles, four interceptions and four fumble
recoveries. Kennedy also earned frst-team
league honors for his play at quarterback,
doing damage with both his arm and his
legs as he threw for 1621 yards and 11
touchdowns and ran for 1266 yards and 15
scores.
The Lakers also lost standout players Ben
Adams (OL/LB) and Justin Tester (OL/
DL) Cory Schenk to graduation. In 2011,
Schenk set the school record for receptions
(62) and receiving yards (1087) in a single
season.
Taking over for Kennedy under center is
senior Zach Kalinoski, who has previously
seen time at quarterback, wide receiver
and even center. While faced with the
task of replacing one of the best players in
school history, head coach Bryan Dudash
is confdent that Kalinoski can do a suff-
cient job of replacing the production left
by Kennedy’s graduation. (Former head
coach Tim Heffernan is staying on as an
assistant.)
“(Kalinoski) throws a nice football, he
throws accurately — he’s got a pretty good
arm,” said Dudash, who served as the
team’s offensive coordinator for the past
two seasons. “I think he throws the ball
a little better than Lucas, but doesn’t run
it as well. I think he was 17-of-28 for 160
yards passing in our last scrimmage. He’s
done some nice things for us.”
Wide receiver Brandon Bahnsen returns
after missing the last fve games of the sea-
son with a back injury. Aside from Bahn-
sen, the Lakers lost all of their starting
receivers to graduation and must replace,
according to Dudash, approximately 90%
of their offensive production from ‘11.
Cody German, who will split time between
running back and wide receiver is expected
to see an increased load.
“We expect him to get 20-25 touches per
game,” Dudash said.
Passing the ball is what the Lakers do.
They like to run a lot of four-wide receiver
sets and focus on a short passing game that
gives their receivers a chance to make plays
in the open felds. And, while they don’t
run many plays, they do use a variety of
formations to confuse the defense.
Defensively, Dudash sees the defensive
line as being one of the team’s strengths.
Austin Morin will be the primary run stop-
per and Cooper Eller and John McClellan
will rush from the edge. Taylor Molnar is
taking over at middle linebacker and flls
the void left by Adams.
Despite the fact that the program faces
an uphill climb, it is, indeed, headed in
right direction. The team has 28 players in
the program, enough to feld a junior var-
sity squad for the frst time in seven years.
“I don’t think we’re ready to compete
with some of the top teams in the TAAC
yet, but if we can continue building with
what Coach Hef did, we’ll be alright,” Du-
dash said. “If we can continue to build our
win totals and get to 5-6 wins, it can be a
success.”
Danbury continues rebuilding process
Danbury Lakers Varsity Roster
3.....................Brandon Bahnsen ........................ SR ....................... 5-10 ...............181 .......... FL/FS
4.....................Cody German .............................. JR ........................ 6-0 .................192 .......... TB/CB
7.....................David Gast .................................. SR ....................... 5-7 .................168 .......... FL/OLB
8.....................Donnie McCune .......................... FR ....................... 5-8 .................138 .......... FL/FS
9.....................Jacob Kuebler .............................. FR ....................... 5-8 .................150 .......... FL/FS
10...................Caleb Gerber ............................... SO ....................... 6-1 .................174 .......... SE/OLB
12...................Jim Chamberlin ........................... JR ........................ 5-11 ...............180 .......... SE/CB
14...................Zach Kalinoski ............................. SR ....................... 5-11 ...............186 .......... QB/OLB
17...................Jon Brooks .................................. SO ....................... 6-1 .................183 .......... QB/DE
20...................Dylan Harris ................................ FR ....................... 5-7 .................128 .......... SE/CB
22...................Kegan Rakosky ............................ JR ........................ 5-9 .................177 .......... SE/OLB
23...................James Dorko ............................... SO ....................... 5-9 .................162 .......... FL/CB
24...................Tyler Waggoner ........................... SO ....................... 5-7 .................138 .......... FL/CB
30...................Geraldo Salinas ........................... FR ....................... 5-8 172 ........... FB/MLB
33...................Taylon Molnar ............................. SO ....................... 5-11 189 ........... FB/MLB
51...................Austyn Morin .............................. JR ........................ 6-0 261 ........... OG/DT
54...................Jon McClellan ............................. JR ........................ 5-10 208 ........... OT/DE
55...................Tyler Dray .................................... JR ........................ 6-0 199 ........... OG/LB
56...................Mike Stys .................................... SO ....................... 5-8 187 ........... C/MLB
61...................Ken Fleming ................................ SO ....................... 5-9 187 ........... OG/DT
64...................Cooper Eller ................................ JR ........................ 5-11 208 ........... OG/DE
66...................Kyle Grubb .................................. FR ....................... 5-10 252 ........... OG/DT
68...................Eden Flynn .................................. FR ....................... 5-10 176 ........... OT/DE
70...................Shay Rickard ............................... SO ....................... 5-11 209 ........... OT/DE
72...................Camreon Sherry .......................... FR ....................... 5-6 132 ........... OG/DT
78...................Marcus Funderwhite .................... FR ....................... 5-10 168 ........... OT/DE
80...................Anthony Stephens ....................... FR ....................... 5-6 160 ........... SE/CB
88...................Chance Mackall .......................... SR ....................... 6-3 184 ........... SE/DE
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Saturday, Sept. 8 SMCC Away 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, Sept. 15 Stritch Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 21 Edon [HC] Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 28 T.C. Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 5 Northwood Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 12 Ottawa Hills Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 19 Gibsonburg Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 26 Hilltop Away 7:00 p.m.
Port Clinton Redskins Varsity Roster
1........... Alex Bastian ............... JR .......... 6’0” ...........186 ............TE/LB
2........... Jordan Kleinhans ........ SO ......... 6’0” ...........170 ............QB/DB
4........... John Morton .............. SO ......... 5’7” ...........155 ............FB/LB
5........... Brock Moore .............. JR .......... 5’11” .........150 ............REC/DB
6........... Noah Cross ................ JR .......... 5’8” ...........135 ............REC/DB
7........... Justin Holmes ............. SO ......... 5’10” .........165 ............REC/DB
8........... Dylan Stacy ................ JR .......... 6’1” ...........150 ............REC/DB
9........... Jessee Escobedo ......... SO ......... 5’8” ...........135 ............REC/DB
11......... Addison Rospert ......... SR ......... 5’11” .........155 ............QB/DB
18......... Chris Weaver .............. JR .......... 5’10” .........150 ............QB/DB
19......... Trey Gluth .................. SR ......... 6’3” ...........215 ............TE/DL
20......... Chris Stokes ............... SR ......... 6’1” ...........180 ............QB/DB
21......... Keegan Lowe ............. SO ......... 6’0” ...........170 ............REB/LB
22......... Shane York ................. JR .......... 5’10” .........140 ............REC/DB
24......... Jay Greider ................. JR .......... 5’10” .........140 ............RB/LB
26......... Corey Beal ................. JR .......... 5’11” .........155 ............REC/DB
32......... Cole Araguz ............... SO ......... 5’9” ...........140 ............REC/DB
33......... Cal Laurel................... SO ......... 5’9” ...........160 ............RB/LB
34......... Tristen Mallory ............ SO ......... 6’0” ...........205 ............RB/LB
40......... Cody Smith ................ SR ......... 5’10” .........205 ............RB/LB
41......... Collin Yurista .............. SR ......... 5’11” .........150 ............RB/LB
50......... Zach Wheeler ............. SR ......... 6’1” ...........190 ............OL/DE
51......... Stephan Daniels ......... SO ......... 6’0” ...........180 ............OL/DL
52......... Drew Blackburn .......... SR ......... 5’8” ...........190 ............OL/DL
53......... Chris Overfeld ........... SR ......... 5’9” ...........220 ............OL/DL
55......... Cory Colston .............. SR ......... 6’0” ...........210 ............OL/LB
58......... Zach Kokinda ............. SO ......... 5’6” ...........160 ............OL/DL
59......... Kalob Wylie ................ SO ......... 5’7” ...........170 ............OL/DL
61......... Ben Petersen .............. SR ......... 6’0” ...........280 ............OL/DL
66......... Robert Beck ............... SR ......... 6’4” ...........250 ............OL/DL
67......... Galen Goodrich .......... SO ......... 5’10” .........220 ............OL/DL
71......... Collin Salyers .............. SO ......... 6’0” ...........175 ............OL/DL
72......... Andrew Cline ............. SO ......... 6’1” ...........210 ............OL/DL
75......... Nick Leone ................. SR ......... 6’0” ...........220 ............OL/DL
76......... Jacob Reed ................. SO ......... 6’2” ...........225 ............OL/DL
77......... Michael Kirkpatrick ..... SR ......... 6’1” ...........205 ............OL/DL
81......... Zac Smith ................... JR .......... 5’10” .........145 ............REC/DB
82......... David Saunders .......... SO ......... 5’10” .........120 ............REC/DB
88......... Chance Mackall .......... SR ......... 6-3 .............184 ............SE/DE
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Since taking over for former head coach
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During May’s tenure, the Rockets have
gone from being a mediocre team to one
that is consistently competing for league
titles and playoff berths.
In fact, the Rockets have gone a com-
bined 13-7 in each of the last two seasons
and have been in the hunt for both the
Sandusky Bay Conference crown and a
playoff spot.
However, the Rockets lose their share of
production on both sides of the ball, but
do return 10 starters, including fve on of-
fense and fve on defense.
Offensively, Oak Harbor employs a stan-
dard two-back, two-receiver system that
focuses on running the football. Running
back Mark Konieczny, who rushed for over
1300 yards in 2011, is expected to have
another stellar season. In fact, the season
Konieczny has could go a long way in de-
termining the success of the offense. May
feels that the offensive line is improved
from last year and, as a result, expects big
things from Konieczny.
Senior Austin Wiegand, who played
wide receiver last season, replaces Brian
Mallernee. Like Mallernee, Wiegand is a
dual threat who can throw the ball down-
feld and make plays with his legs.
“We’ve been real pleased with (Austin)
throwing the ball and I think that he will
be good (this season),” May said.
A.J. Cecil returns at wide receiver and
helps to provide a downfeld threat. Cur-
rently, seniors Chris Tabbert and Jamie
Balboa and sophomore Cole Wierich are
competing for the second spot at receiver.
The offensive line was effective last year,
but May expects them to be slightly im-
proved this time around. Zane Troknya,
a former tight end, takes over at center
and is fanked by guards Nate Segaard and
Mitch Hayslett with Dalton Reau flling
in at right tackle. Vince Szabo and Aaron
Hopkins are currently battling it out for
the all-important left tackle position.
“We feel like we’ll be improved up front
from last year,” May said. “We are looking
for steady improvement out of Mark and
some big plays.”
Defensively, the Rockets will have to re-
place several key players, among them Bri-
an and Joey Mallernee, Allen Boss, Ryan
Helle and Adam Losie, all of whom were
lost to graduation.
The defensive line features the likes of
Reau, Hayslett, T.J. Lawrence and Troknya
while the linebacking core is comprised of
returning starter Kaleb Maguire, Ben Gen-
zman, Jared Chambers and Coby Brough.
The secondary, meanwhile, is made up of
a rotation of Weigand, Cecil, Wierich and
Balboa. Should the defense perform well
like it has in the past two seasons, there’s
no reason to believe that Oak Harbor can’t
compete for the SBC crown.
“The defense is getting better,” May said.
“We’re young in some areas. The biggest
area we need to improve is linebacker, we
losing three starters there. I like our depth
at the defensive line and I think we’re solid
(in the secondary).
On special teams, Jourdan Maguire will
kick feld goals and extra points and is
competing with Derek Wood for kickoff
duty.
In each of the last two seasons, the Rock-
ets have been beaten by Genoa, Huron
and Clyde, all teams that qualifed for the
playoffs during that span. Their other loss
came to Eastwood last year, who won the
Northern Buckeye Conference. Quite sim-
ply, the key for Oak Harbor getting into
the playoffs is fnding a way to beat some
of those elite teams.
The Rockets open the season with Shef-
feld Brookside, a Division III school, at
home, travel to Genoa and then host East-
wood before entering SBC play. How they
perform during the non-conference por-
tion of the schedule could help them build
some momentum for the SBC.
May is optimistic that the Rockets can
reach the next level.
“We’re looking to take that next step,”
he said. “We’re pretty excited moving for-
ward. We have 15 seniors, and they’ve done
a nice job so far.”
Oak Harbor 2012 Varsity Football Schedule
Tuesday, Aug. 7 Lake (S) Away 11:00 a.m.
Friday, Aug. 10 Bellevue (S) Home 10:00 a.m.
Friday, Aug. 17 Bowling Green (J) Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 24 Brookside Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 31 Genoa Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 7 Eastwood Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 14 Margaretta Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 21 Port Clinton Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Sept. 28 Edison Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 5 Huron (HC) Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 12 Clyde Away 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 19 SMCC Home 7:00 p.m.
Friday, Oct. 26 Perkins Away 7:00 p.m.
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in bsmnt. www.4259Converse.com
or call BARB GILLUM.
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Call GLENDA WARD 419-341-0044
Patricia Rader
Realtor
CDPE, A-REO, CIAS
RE/MAX
Lake Shore Realty
LakeShoreRealtyLtd.com
Each office independently owned and operated
One Grand Lake Drive Port Clinton, OH
Phone: 419-967-0018
Raderwaterfronthomes.com
E-mail: [email protected]
Lake Erie's
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2 BR home is only
4 doors down from
Lake Erie w. one
of the cleanest
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shore. Fine features
of this home include open foor plan, mostly furnished,
modern entertaining deck, new fat roof, and updated
interior including appliances, furnace, air, and new
shed. Schedule your tour today! $34,900
STEPS FROM SANDY BEACH
712 Elmore Eastern Rd, Elmore $125,000
INVITING 3-4 BDRM HOME with 2.5
baths, walk-up attic & part bsmt. Bright
& cheery sunroom-perfect for a hot tub,
large kitchen, huge mstr bdrm addition
& main foor laundry. New carpeting in
two bedrooms & freshly painted interior
in 2012! Ample storage! B3729
1071 Byrneal Dr, Port Clinton $579,000
SPECTACULAR, PANORAMIC VIEWS
OF LAKE ERIE & THE ISLANDS! Breath-
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community. This impressive 4 bedroom, 2
full bath home has been almost totally re-
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Take a private tour of this incredible home
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SPECTACULAR CUSTOM-
BUILT 3 BDRM (POSSIBLY 6)
BRICK RANCH…3 full baths,
over 1900 sq ft, full mostly fnished
basement. Laundry on main foor,
formal dining room, eat-in kitchen
w/appliances & an above ground
pool for summer fun! B3730
236 Ottawa St, Elmore $108,000
Close to the park & downtown
Elmore! Spacious LR w/new car-
peting 2009, wide painted trim.
Kitchen w/white cabinetry, Formi-
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modeled 2004, tub/shower combo.
New roof & vinyl siding in 2004.
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Broker,
CRS, GRI
419-355-7387
[email protected]
with GARY COON
Financial Focus
Roth IRA: For your
retirement ... and beyond
If you’re somewhat familiar with in-
vesting, you may know that the Roth
IRA is a great retirement-savings ve-
hicle. But are you aware that some
of its benefts can also pay off for the
next generation of your family?
To understand why this is so, it’s
necessary to be familiar with a Roth
IRA’s features. For starters, when you
contribute to a Roth IRA, your earn-
ings have the potential to grow tax
free, provided you don’t start taking
withdrawals until you’re 59½ and
you’ve had your account at least fve
years. The amounts you contributed
aren’t taxed when withdrawn be-
cause you’ve already paid taxes on the
money you put in. And the potential
for tax-free earnings can continue
even when your benefciaries inherit
your Roth IRA, though you’ll need to
consult with your tax advisor on this
issue.
A Roth IRA also offers other fea-
tures that can help you build resourc-
es for retirement while possibly help-
ing your surviving family members.
For one thing, you can contribute
to your Roth IRA for as long as you
have some earned income, up to the
contribution limits, and as long as
you meet certain income limitations.
Even if you’ve offcially “retired,” you
might do some consulting or part-
time work. So you could put some
of your earnings into your Roth IRA.
This ability to keep funding your
Roth IRA virtually indefnitely can
give you more fexibility in manag-
ing your retirement income — and,
depending on how you do manage
that income and what your other ob-
jectives may be, you may also end up
with more money that could be left to
your benefciaries.
Also, unlike a traditional IRA or a
401(k), a Roth IRA does not require
you to start taking minimum distri-
butions at age 70½. In fact, you are
never required to withdraw money
from your Roth IRA. And by leav-
ing your account intact for as long as
possible, you’ll potentially have more
money available for a variety of op-
tions — one of which may involve
leaving sums to your benefciaries.
Your non-spouse benefciaries must
take annual required minimum dis-
tributions, but they have the option
to take the distributions over their
lifetime.
Keep in mind, though, that your
Roth IRA is part of your estate for
purposes of federal estate taxes. In
2012, your estate would be subject to
these taxes if it were worth more than
$5.12 million (or less, if you made
certain gifts). In 2013, however, this
amount is scheduled to drop to $1
million unless Congress acts on this
issue. (Some states also have estate
taxes that apply at amounts less than
the federal amount.) In any case, if
you have a sizable estate, you should
consult with your tax and legal advi-
sors.
When you invest in a Roth IRA,
your goal, frst and foremost, is to
help fund your retirement. In fact,
basically all your decisions regarding
your Roth IRA — how much to con-
tribute, where to invest the money
and when to begin taking withdraw-
als — should be based on your own
retirement goals. However, as a side
beneft to investing in a Roth IRA,
you may fnd that you could help out
the next generation, or two, of your
family.
This article was written by Edward
Jones for use by your local Edward
Jones Financial Advisor.
Edward Jones, its employees and f-
nancial advisors are not estate plan-
ners and cannot provide tax or legal
advice. You should consult your estate-
planning attorney or qualifed tax ad-
visor regarding your situation.
Jennifer Behnke, sales associate
and Realtor with Jack Bradley Realty
Company, Port Clinton, has been
awarded the President’s Sales Club
Award of Achievement designation
from the Ohio Association of Real-
tors.
Behnke is a member of the Fire-
lands Association of Realtors, OAR
and National Association of Realtors.
OAR offcially awarded 1,731 of its
members President’s Sales Club des-
ignations in four recognition levels
for outstanding sales performance in
the real estate industry.
Honorees will be recognized at a
President’s Sales Club Dinner dur-
ing OAR’s 102nd annual Convention,
Oct. 2-4, in Columbus.
Behnke awarded
President’s Sales
Club Award
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“No matter who you are or
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Allen Township
• 8-13-12 Thomas Ul-
rich to Mark J. and Deb-
bie S. Chapinski, 6421
Old Stone Trail, $23,000.
• 8-15-12 Randall E.
Johnson to Jennifer L.
Johnson, vacant land,
Martin-Williston Road,
$13,000.
Benton
Township
• 8-13-12 Bradley S. and
Sagodaun Shaw to Jacob
M. Gutschalk and Lauren
R. Shaw, 5151 N. Lickert-
Harder Road, $10,000.
Bay Township
• 8-13-12 Michael and
Kimmie Peters to Jay and
Susan Baker, 710 Clyde
St., $70,000.
• 8-15-12 Jeffrey T.
Webb to Lisa J. Webb and
Jack W. Webb III, 3035 W.
Wayne Road, $65,000.
• 6-17-12 Evelyn Fran-
ces Marquez to Melissa
J. Garza, 1060 Limestahl
Road, $118,000.
Carroll
Township
• 8-15-12 Raymundo
and Bianca M. Garza to
Deutsche of Bank Nation-
al Trust, 3233 Northshore
Drive, $46,667.
Catawba
Township
• 8-13-12 Jennifer L.
Keim to David D. and
Jerelyn Leach, 1681
N. Windward Drive,
$124,000.
• 8-13-12 Beach Towne,
LLC to William H. and
Alexandria L. Conlisk,
3063 N. Beach Towne
Court, $325,000.
• 8-14-12 Beach Towne
LLC to Kevin E. and Lisa
J. Smith, 3097 N. Beach
Towne Court, $285,000.
• 8-15-12 Joseph V.
Passebet III to Robert
and Teresa A. Weagraff,
4946 Woodland Drive,
$150,000.
• 8-16-12 Laura B.
Pauken to Lois A. Wagner,
2212-3 N. Carriage Lane,
$333,500.
• 8-17-12 Sunshine Land
II to Patricia P. Hardy,
2780 A Canterbury Circle,
$234,900.
• 8-17-12 Larry and Bar-
bara Uland to William
A. O’Malley and Mary A.
Pizzurro, 1717 N. Wind-
ward Drive, $143,500.
Danbury
Township
• 8-13-12 Frances M.
Marsho to Norman D.
and Julianne L. Ruess,
7394 E. Harbor Road,
$74,000.
• 8-15-12 Sandpiper
Junction, LLC to Tight
Line Properties, LLC, 199
S. Bridge Road, $200,000.
• 8-16-12 Thomas Berg-
man to Robert and Marcy
Frank, 5157 E. Dane St.,
$42,900.
• 8-17-12 Raymond G.
Wilkof to James D. and
Cynthia M. Fish, 0 Gravel
Bar, $50,000.
Marblehead
Corp
• 8-14-12 Old Fort Bank-
ing Company to Shannon
K. Casey, 812 E. Main St.,
L2E, $160,000.
• 8-15-12 Jeffrey Gril-
liot et al to William E. Kl-
aehn III and Margaret A.
Klaehn, Lot 35 Lakeview
Drive, $40,100.
• 8-16-12 Bay Point
Acquisition, LLC to An-
thony C. and Michelle L.
Santora, 166 Bay Breeze
Drive, $279,900.
• 8-17-12 Mitchell and
Cristine Grindley to Ryan
and Bradley Haire, 11200
E. Bayshore Road, Unit C,
$350,000.
Erie Township
• 8-15-12 Charles A. and
Patricia A. Heck to Fed-
eral National Mortgage
Association, 161 S. Nancy
Drive, $130,000.
• 8-17-12 The Erie In-
dustrial Park to Michael
and Holly Szuch, Avenue
G, 1.5 acres, $41,500.
Portage
Township
• 8-13-12 Tamara L. Lee
to Adam E and Jan M.
Rakestraw, E. Shore Drive,
$3,333.
Put-in-Bay Village
School
• 8-15-12 William Dale
and Janet G. Cox to Marie
E. Schroeder, 1210 Put-
in-Bay Road, $250,000.
Oak Harbor Corp
• 8-16-12 Constance L.
Williams to Gerald H. and
Karen R. Striplong, 11552
W. Ohio 163, $113,000.
Real Estate Transfers
The 2012-13 waterfowl hunting season dates have been
approved by the Ohio Wildlife Council, according to the
Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Wild-
life.
The Lake Erie Marsh Zone encompasses portions of Lu-
cas, Wood, Ottawa, Sandusky and Erie counties. The duck
hunting season in the Lake Erie Marsh Zone is Oct. 13-28
followed by a second segment that opens Nov. 10-Dec. 23.
The daily bag limit for ducks is six, which may not in-
clude more than four mallards (no more than one may be
female), three wood ducks, one black duck, two redheads,
four scaup, one canvasback, two pintails and one mottled
duck. The daily bag limit for mergansers is fve, of which
no more than two may be hooded mergansers. The daily
bag limit for coots is 15. Possession limits after the frst
day are twice the daily bag limit.
In the Lake Erie Canada Goose Zone, the goose season
is Oct. 13-28 followed by a second segment that opens
Nov. 10 and runs through Jan. 10. The goose season for
the remainder of the North Zone is Oct. 13-28, with a sec-
ond segment that runs from Nov. 24 through Jan. 6, and a
third segment Jan. 12-29.
The daily bag limit for Canada geese is three, raised from
two. Light geese (snows, Ross’ and blues) have a daily bag
limit of 10, white-fronted geese have a daily bag limit of
one and brant have a daily bag limit of one. The posses-
sion limit for brant and geese is twice the daily bag limit
after the frst day.
Hunters 15 years of age and younger will have the op-
portunity to enjoy special statewide youth waterfowl
seasons. Young hunters in the Lake Erie Marsh Zone and
North Zone can hunt Sept. 29-30.
Licensed falconers can hunt ducks, geese, mergansers
and coots statewide from Feb. 8-March 10 in the Lake Erie
Marsh, North and South Zones whenever those zones are
open to duck hunting.
Harvest Information Program certifcation is required
of all waterfowl hunters prior to hunting. Migratory game
bird hunters must call 877-HIPOHIO (447-6446) and an-
swer a few survey questions to complete the HIP certifca-
tion requirement. Once the survey has been completed,
hunters will be provided a certifcation number to write
on their Ohio hunting license.
Waterfowl hunters age 18 and older will also need a state
wetland habitat stamp which may be purchased at any
hunting license agent or at wildohio.com. In addition, all
waterfowl hunters age 16 and older must possess a signed
federal duck stamp, which can be purchased at most post
offces.
Copies of this season’s waterfowl hunting regulations,
which include maps of the zones (Publication 5295, Wa-
terfowl Hunting Seasons), will be available online at wil-
dohio.com or available at all license agent outlets by late
September.
ODNR ensures a balance between wise use and protec-
tion of our natural resources for the beneft of all. Visit the
ODNR website at ohiodnr.com
Wildlife Council OKs
waterfowl season dates
Oak Harbor boy’s soccer coach, Ken Filar, may not be
measuring success based on wins and losses in 2012;
rather, after a loss of several key players from a season
ago, Fillar and the Rockets will be focusing on improving
throughout the season as a host of young players will be
learning to gain more experience.
“We are very young and inexperienced after losing 11
seniors and eight starters,” said Filar. “Several senior letter
winners from last year did not come out for the team this
year which provides a great opportunity for our younger
players to make an impact.”
Gone from last season’s squad are Trent Lacer, Jacob
Hetrick, Nick Bowlick, and Philip Bryant. All four had
either earned district or all-SBC honors.
After fnishing 8-7-1 last season, and falling in the open-
ing round of the tournament 1-0 to Genoa, the Rockets
will aim to improve one day at a time.
“We extend to gain experience and grow from game to
game during the season with the goal of peaking at tour-
nament time,” Fillar added.
Returning to the feld this season is junior forward, Tate
Haar (captain).
“(Haar) was all-SBC Honorable Mention in 2011,” said
second year coach Filar. “He is a threat to score with either
foot.”
Midfelders Tim Poiry and Tyler Sievert also return and
are expected by Filar to emerge as leaders on the feld.
Senior captains, Sam Laderach (midfeld and forward),
along with Garrett Crum (defense) will also be crucial for
the Rockets as far as leadership is concerned.
“Haar and (Andy) Burnette provide a dangerous combi-
nation of fnesse and speed,” Filar said. “We look forward
to watching the growth of this team throughout the sea-
son and watching them learn to play with quality, with an
attacking style of soccer, along with sound defense.”
“Several members of the All-Ohio Academic team from
2011 are back. They are an intelligent, hard-working, and
high quality group of young men. They all understand
that this year could be diffcult going early, but each of
them are eager to exceed all expectations and make some
noise in the SBC and in the State Tournament, despite
their inexperience and youth. They are a hard working
group who I’m sure will surprise a lot of teams this year”
The Rockets kick off their season at 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug.
25, against Norwalk.
Rocket Boys ready for soccer season
“Pledge to Fledge” is a new initiate for bird lovers to bring
a friend out to see what the excitement is all about! Ot-
tawa National Wildlife Refuge invites bird enthusiasts to
bring a child, parent, sibling, friend, neighbor, co-worker,
or any other non-birder, who might be a great candidate
for a “fedgling” new birder out to the refuge this weekend
for inspiring bird programs.
“Inspiring the public to become interested in birding
not only creates awareness about bird conservation, it
also encourages conservation for bird habitats and other
wildlife within those habitats,” said Jennifer Brown, Visi-
tor Services Specialist.
The Toledo Naturalists’ Association and Ottawa Na-
tional Wildlife Refuge are partnering for a special Shore-
bird Field Trip inside parts of the refuge that are normally
closed to the public. Meet at the Visitor Center parking lot
at 1 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 25, and from there we’ll bus and/
or carpool into a special location along the north dike of
the crane creek estuary that will provide an excellent van-
tage point to watch shorebirds foraging on mudfats.
Be sure to stop by Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge on
Sunday, Aug. 26, at 9 a.m. for a Beginner Bird Walk. An
experienced naturalist will guide you on how to spot and
identify birds on the refuge. Binoculars and feld guides
will be available to borrow.
All events are free of charge and are held at the Visitor
Center. Call 419-898-0014 for questions.
For information about the Ottawa National Wildlife
Refuge events, call 419-898-0014, visit the refuge’s web-
site, http://www.fws.gov/midwest/ottawa or connect with
us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/Ottawa-
NWR. The Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge entrance is
located 15 miles east of Toledo or 16 miles west of Port
Clinton on the north side of Ohio 2.
The mission of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is
working with others to conserve, protect, and enhance
fsh, wildlife, plants, and their habitats for the continuing
beneft of the American people. We are both a leader and
trusted partner in fsh and wildlife conservation, known
for our scientifc excellence, stewardship of lands and nat-
ural resources, dedicated professionals, and commitment
to public service. For information on our work and the
people who make it happen, visit www.fws.gov.
Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge
‘Pledge to Fledge’ hopes to
inspire new birders
GOODYEAR BLIMP OVER MIDDLE BASS ISLAND
PHOTO BY ROBIN BURRIS-CADEZ
The Goodyear Blimp was
spotted fying low over
North Bass Island Aug. 8th.
Several times the aircraft
nosed down and came so
close to the ground that it
looked as though they
were attempting to land.
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WARNING
SPECIAL FIRING NOTICE 2012
THE GOVERNMENT DESIGNATEDDANGER ZONES OFF THE SHORES
OF CAMP PERRY AND THE ERIE INDUSTRIAL PARK CONTINUES TO
BE USED FOR FIRING OF LARGE CALIBER INERT ARTILLERY, ANTI-
AIRCRFT WEAPONS, SMALL ARMS AND OTHER DEPARTMENT OF
DEFENSE ACTIVITIES. RESTRICTED ENTRY AS PROVIDED BY TITLE
33, UNITED STATES CODE IS BEING ENFORCED. ALL PERSONS MUST
STAY CLEAR OF THESE ZONES DURING PERIODS OF FIRING ACTIV-
ITY. BOATERS, FISHERMEN, AND AIRCRFT PILOTS SHOULD REFER
TOTHE NOAA MARINE NAVIGATIONAL CHART #14830 AND THE DE-
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ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
CITY OF PORT CLINTON,
OHIO 2012 PAVEMENT
REPAIR AND RESURFACING
PROGRAM The project con-
sists of asphalt milling, asphalt
resurfacing, pavement repair,
waterline replacement, and curb
removal and replacement on
various streets in the City of Port
Clinton, Ohio. All labor, material
and equipment needed shall be
provided by the bidder. The Engi-
neer’s estimate range for the
Base Bid for this project is
$275,000 to $350,000. Sealed
bids will be received by the City
of Port Clinton, Ohio, at the
offce of the Safety Service Direc-
tor, 1868 E. Perry Street, Port
Clinton, Ohio, until 1:00 p.m. on
September 7, 2012, at which
time they will be publicly opened
and read. Bids shall be enclosed
in a sealed envelope with the
bidder’s name, address and the
title “Bid for 2012 Pavement
Repair and Resurfacing Program
- PORT CLINTON, OHIO - DO
NOT OPEN UNTIL 1:00 P.M. ON
SEPTEMBER 7, 2012” shown on
the outside. Envelope shall be
addressed to the SAFETY SER-
VICE DIRECTOR. No bids will be
accepted in the mail. Copies of
the Drawings and Specifcations
may be examined at the offce
of the Safety Service Director,
1868 E. Perry Street, without
charge. Copies may be obtained
from BEC Associates, 6622 West
Harbor Road, Port Clinton, Ohio
43452 for $25.00, CHECK ONLY,
payable to the City of Port Clin-
ton, non-refundable, for each set
of documents. Bids must be sub-
mitted on the forms supplied in
the Specifcations and shall be
accompanied by either a Bid
Bond in the amount of 100% of
the amount of the bid with sat-
isfactory corporate surety, or by
a certifed check on a solvent
bank in the amount of not less
than ten percent 10% of the
amount of the bid, subject to
conditions provided in the
Instructions to Bidders. The suc-
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in the specifcations. All contrac-
tors and subcontractors involved
with the project will, to the
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their project. Additionally, con-
tractor compliance with the
equal employment opportunity
requirements of the Ohio Admin-
istrative Code Chapter 123, the
Governor’s Executive Order of
1972, and Governor’s Executive
Order 84-9 shall be required.
The Contractor shall be required
to pay not less than the mini-
mum wage rates established by
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Relations of the State of Ohio.
Any bid may be withdrawn prior
to the scheduled closing time for
the receipt of bids, but no bidder
shall withdraw his bid within 60
days after the actual bid open-
ing. The City reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to
accept the lowest and best
responsive bid. The City of Port
Clinton is an Equal Opportunity
Employer. (Publish August 23
and August 30, 2012 in The
Beacon.)
AUTO
FOR SALE
2007 TOYOTA RAV4 LIMIT-
ED, excellent condition, fully
equipped, 75,000 miles 4-cylin-
der. Asking $15,900. Please
call 419-341-1878.
RV
FOR SALE
2005 Jayco Designer 35’ 5th
Wheel; 4 slides. Immaculate. On
your site or ready to travel on
Rt.163 330-414-0059.
BOAT
FOR SALE
Achilles Infatable 1982 10 ft.
with cover. 6 H.P. Evinrude 6
gal. tank. runs good $600.00
or B.O. 330-801-0915.
1986 Searay Amberjack 270
10Ft. beam Twin V6s 205 H.P.
Ea. OMC Cobras one owner
$11,000. 330-801-0915.
21 Foot 1963 Lyman Runabout,
178HP inboard V8, convertible
top, indoor winter stored, in the
water, excellent condition.
$9500. 419-798-8812.
1985 25’ SeaRay 260HP Mer-
cruiser, all new upholstery,
marine radio, GPS, fshfnder;
convertable and mooring covers.
Includes trailer. $6,000 330-
592-0193.
BERTRAM 28 FLY BRIDGE -
600 hours. Nice original fresh
water boat - trades/possible on
smaller boat. Port Clinton, OH
386-871-0647.
FURNITURE
FOR SALE
Blue queen sleeper sofa for sale.
Upgraded mattress. Great condi-
tion. No stains. Only used on
weekends during summer. Great
for condos, homes, trailers or
cottages. 5 yrs old. Asking
$250.00. Call 216-410-5367.
CONDO
FOR RENT
TWO Townhouses for Rent by
Marblehead Lighthouse, 2 Bed-
room, 2 Bath. ONE - Fully Fur-
nished, ONE - Unfurnished. Both
with garage. Available October
1st. 419-656-4474.
1 Bedroom Waterfront. All ame-
nities including pool, Jacuzzi and
sauna. Walking distance from
Jet Express. $150/day. 419-
367-3407.
1 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Fully fur-
nished. 1st Floor, washer/drier,
end unit. Port Clinton. $650
plus electric. Available early
September 614-579-6061.
Off Season Rental. September -
May. 1 Bedroom, WATERFRONT
#2, Port Clinton. $599 plus
electric. 419-438-2310.
CONDO
FOR SALE
HARBORSIDE WATERFRONT
CONDO WITH 30’ DEEDED
BOAT SLIP AND 23’ TIARA
SPORT BOAT FOR
SALE!!!*******
Top Floor, 2 BD, 2 BA, Town-
house Condo with Spectacular
view of Marina and Portage
River Boat Traffc. Back View of
Lake Erie Islands. New Berber
Carpet, Floors and Blinds with
Newer Appliances. Walking Dis-
tance to Jet Express Dock and
Port Clinton Downtown.23’
Tiara/Slickcraft Powerboat well
equipped and in the water ready
to go. Boat, Dock and Condo
for $149,900. Call 757-567-
7053.
COTTAGE
FOR SALE
LARGE COTTAGE FOR SALE
BY OWNER 152 Channel
Grove, Marblehead. New Roofs,
Sleeps Six, Two Bedrooms/One
Bath. Enclosed 12x24 Porch.
Large Great Room. New vinyl
windows, Detached 24x24
garage. $109,000 OBO. 419-
239-4422.
EFFICIENCY
FOR RENT
Rent Weekly. 1 Bedroom 1 Per-
son effciency. Located between
Camp Perry and Davis-Besse. All
utilities included. Completely fur-
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FLEA
MARKET
Frontier Trader’s Flea Market!!
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Candy, coins, unique gifts,
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more. Buyers and Sellers wel-
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Route 163 at 269 in Marble-
head.
LOTS
FOR SALE
WATERFRONT MARBLEHEAD
BUILDING LOT in high end gated
community off Bay Shore Road
with a 300’ private beach, huge
private marina, clubhouse &
pool. Build a 50’ dock at your
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Call 216-225-5775.
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE
2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom.
Enclosed patio. Front/Side deck.
Holiday Acres Park Marblehead,
OH. Docks available. $14,900.
330-719-3130. Must see to
appreciate!
Like new double-wide at 184
Morning Side Drive - in the
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with or without new furniture.
Unit on the water. 2 Bedrooms
2 Full baths plus 3 season room.
Total Sq footage approximately
1200. Large outside storage
shed. Call for private showing
419-296-2577.
PONTOON
BOAT
16-Foot Fiberglass Pontoon
9.9Johnson Long Shaft electric
start. $2250.00 OBO. Trailer.
Goose Blind. Dock. Toussaint
River Oak Harbor, OH. 724-954-
5925.
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REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE
SMALL MULTI-PURPOSE
BUILDING Ideal two person
offce or vacation cabin. West
Lakeshore Drive in Port Clinton.
Plus extra buildable lot. FOR
SALE BY OWNER. 419-704-
8595.
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Thursday, August 23, 2012 11B
Handyman
Small jobs are my specialty
doing the "Honey-Do" lists
Call
Captain Jim Wagnitz
419-967-0520
[email protected]
Captain
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Home Improvement
Island Home Improvement
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• Pressure Washing
• Gutter Cleaning
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“I am personally committed to providing exquisite, unsurpassed,
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References Available
615 Croghan Street, Suite 100
Fremont, OH 43420
419-332-2337
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419-502-6237
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The Beacon
Howard Hanna Real Estate Services, Catawba Offce • 4054 East Harbor Road Port Clinton, OH 43452 • 877-734-5751
Catawba
• Lake views in gated community
• 3 bed/3.5 bath/1 car garage
• www.howardhanna.com/20122278
• $339,000
Mark/Ted 419-341-9999
Port Clinton
• 4 bed 2.5 bath home on large lot
• Canal community, dockage
available
• Pool & out bldgs need TLC
• $199,900
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Catawba
• Quality built home on large lot
• 4 bed 3 bath plus bonus room
• Zoned heating & cooling
• $281,900
Dan Kukay 419-656-0138
Clinton
• Enlarged living areas
• Double lot w/2 car garage
• One block from beach & park
• $79,900
Margaret Lenthe 419-341-2014
Port Clinton
• Country living close to the Bay
• 2 bed 1 ½ bath
• Newly remodeled, very cute!
• $74,500
Karmen/Ed 419-656-9188
Port Clinton
• 8 acres at Rt 2 & Rt 53 S
• Prime location for business
• $395,000
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Marblehead
• 30 ft dockage included
• Recently remodeled, 3 bed 2 bath
• Fenced back yard with shed
• $169,000
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Port Clinton
• Serene, peaceful park like setting
• 1.7 acres on dead end street
• Spacious eat in kitchen & full
basement
• $169,000
Sharon Polanco
Oak Harbor
• 3 bed 2 bath well maintained
• Open & spacious /Florida room
• ½ acre lot close to dockage
• $119,900
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Marblehead
• Just outside Lakeside gates
• Garage and storage barn
• Adjoining rear lot sold together
• $130,000
Sharon Polanco 419-341-0080
Port Clinton
• 7 plus acres, private; centrally
located
• Spacious bedrooms, kitchen,
garage
• WB freplace in living room
• $269,900
Todd Koch 419-357-6469
Marblehead
• 3 bedroom ranch
• Close to marinas & beaches
• Private setting with large trees
• $124,850
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Marblehead
• West Harbor Cove – 30 ft dock
• 3 large bedrooms/2 full baths
• 76x16 with huge decks – walk to
beach
• $95,000
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Catawba
• Howardhanna.com/20111807
• Ranch condo w/private elevator
• 2 ½ c. garage w/ golf cart door
• $275,000
Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
Catawba
• Spacious 3 bed 2 bath condo
• Under building storage/neutral
interior
• Howardhanna.com/20124229
• $280,000
Ted Greene 419-563-4968
Howard Hanna SOLD more than
34,000 homes in 2011.
*
We’re SOLD on bringing buyers to your doorstep!
www.howardhanna.com – open 24/7
*Based on Howard Hanna’s closed
property transactions, 2011.
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John Rader, CRS
Kathy Rader, Broker
RE/MAX
Lake Shore Realty
LakeShoreRealtyLtd.com
Each office independently owned and operated.
One Grand Lake Drive Port Clinton, OH
Office: 419-734-7355,
419-262-0936, 419-262-0915
3/4BR raised ranch in
Marblehead City Limits
on large corner lot with
over 1,200 sq. ft., clean
as a whistle and solid ma-
sonry construction close
to activities, ferry, shop-
ping, and school. Kick
back after a long hard
day on the enclosed porch. $75,000
1-1/2 story featuring 3 bed-
room and 2 baths. New roof in
2005. New sidewalks, gutters
windows, and air condenser
2005. New furnace in 2012
warranted 95.5% effciency
rating. Come take a look today!
$125,000
Ranch home on 6.7 acres
w. brick freplace, oak cabi-
netry, island w. sink, and
vaulted ceilings, entertain-
ing deck and patio, at-
tached 2 car garage w. loft
and basement access, and 40x80 barn. Home overlooks
stocked pond w. dock and gravel beach, and over 120 plus
tress including apple, pear, plum and grapes.
Beautiful waterfront
home features views of San-
dusky Bay, 70’ dock at your
door, 3238 Sq. Ft., Brazilian
cherry fooring, and wood-
work, Marble tile, gas fre-
place, custom wet bar, and
Upper and Lower Level Porches for entertaining and watching
the sunrise. Schedule your tour today! $439,000 (Marblehead)
Rocky Mountain High
panoramic views of Lake
Erie and executive golf
course. Close to Marble-
head shops, Lakeside,
Marianas, and the best
beach on the great lakes.
3BR/3BA and large garage
only $184,900 (Marblehead)
2 BR/2BA waterfront
condo on the frst foor
furnished with private pa-
tio for entertaining. Ma-
rina and lake view close to
parks, ferry, shopping, and
restaurants. $164,900
Beach, beach, and more
beach! This 3 Bedroom
cottage is ready for you.
The fne features of this
property are newly remod-
eled kitchen, cozy freplace,
and lots of windows with natural light overlooking Lake Erie,
and entertaining deck with Sandy Beach at your door. Live or
Rent this home for additional income. (Catawba Is) $265,000
Can't Explain!! Must
See!!! Standout lakefront
4BR/3.5BA condo w. beach,
and Mariana for 2 boats in
the quaint town of Marble-
head. The personality of a
true Lakefront cottage w.
copper counters, farm sink,
yellow pine foors, beamed ceilings, and Oldest working great
lakes light house view from the property. $450,000
You did good! Because
you found this one of a
kind 2BR/2BA end unit
condo on Catawba w.
pool and deeded dock at
the door. Full furnished w.
Sunrise Views! $159,900
(Catawba Is)
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truth that this the most, the
best, the only condo priced at
$117,500 w. new kitchen, gran-
ite, bar, 2 BA, attached garage,
and deeded boat dock at the
door. Beach, tennis, and heated pool. Yes Way! (Oak Harbor)
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Real Estate Services
419-341-0276 (Cell)
419-798-5132 (Office)
To view a complete list of available
properties and photobooks log onto
tomijohnson.com
Tomi L. Johnson
CRS CRB, E-PRO
BROKER ASSOCIATE
Named Howard Hanna's
VERY Best of the Best!
JUST LISTED
• DOCKAGE AT YOUR DOOR
• CEDAR POINT VIEW!
• 2 Bedrooms with loft
• Large Deck and Spa
• Enclosed Sunroom
$599,000
4437 FOREST GLEN, JOHNSONS ISLAND
3335 CONFEDERATE, JOHNSONS ISLAND
701 HARBOR POINT DRIVE, CATAWBA
JUST LISTED
• NEW CONSTRUCTION
• Falling Waters
• Sunroom
• Community POOL
• 3 Bedrooms, 3 Baths
• PERFECT vacation
home
$269,000
JUST LISTED
• 40ft DOCK AT YOUR DOOR
• AMAZING VIEWS!
• Bonus Room
• 3 bedrooms, 2 Baths
• Open Floor plan
$449,000
4311 B Marin Woods. 3BR 3BA Elevated Ranch with views of Marina & Lake
Erie. 40+ft Dock. (B-23) 95% Refurbished. $319,000.
4260 A Marin Woods. 2BR 2.5BA This unit is nestled in the woods.Seasonal
views of Lake. Includes a 40+ft. Dock. (D-9) $174,000.
4265 B Marin Woods. 3BR 3BA + loft elevated Ranch on a cliff overlooking
Lake Erie. Completely refurbished with elegant appointments. 45'
Dock. (B-15) Unbelievable unit! $499,000.
4287 E Marin Woods. 3BR 3BA Elevated Ranch Condo with spacious loft with
sitting/sleeping or office area. This condo includes 40+ft. Dock (B-7)
in private marina. $329,000.
4333-F Marin Woods.
LeMarin Condos and Marina. This 2 BR, 2 BA Ranch Condo comes
with a 40+ft Dock (B-22) in private 7 acre marina. $225,000.
4340 B Marin Woods. 2BR 2.5BA Condo w/newer Stainless Steel appliances.
40+ft. Dock (D2) is included in the asking price. $170,000.
4370 B Marin Woods. 2BR 2.5BA Townhome w/extra room nestled in the
woods w/35 ft. Dock (F-11). $179,900.

4375 B Marin Woods. 3BR 3BA elevated ranch with spacious loft. Marina and
Lake view. 40+ ft. dock. (D-6) Only one owner. $295,000.
LeMarin Condos and
Marina. Gated Lakefront
Resort. Marina.
Clubhouse. Pool.
Tennis Courts. 20 acres
of beautiful grounds,
including 7 acre marina.

OPEN HOUSES
CATAWBA ISLAND
“I Sell Views!”
Sharon Woodson, CRS
Real Estate Mortgages Title Insurance
Contact Me: 419-732-3020
Mobile: 419-356-0348
www.SWoodson.com
[email protected]
OPEN SAT. 1-3 PM
PORT CLINTON. 208 Clinton Reef New Listing! $129,900.
JOHNSON'S ISLAND. 4292 Memorial Shoreway New Listing! $569,000.
OPEN SUN. 1-3 PM
CATAWBA ISLAND. 1531 N. Compass $335,000.
DANBURY TOWNSHIP. 1851 Fernwood. Harbor Acres Lagoons. $235,000.
OAK HARBOR. 105 N. Wexford. $249,900.
LakeErieLife.com
Rob &
Joy Ault
419-341-6769
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