The Beacon - June 21, 2012

Hundreds gathered last week
to celebrate the grand opening
of the new Sandusky Bay Sta-
tion of Customs and Border
Patrol. The 61,000-square-foot
facility, on Ohio 53 North in
Portage Township, cost $19
million and according to CBP
reps is the most diverse facility
ever built.
For the frst time ever, United
States Border Patrol, Offce of
Air and Marine and the Of-
fce of Field Operations will be
housed together.
“They said good things come
to those who wait and this fa-
cility surely epitomizes that
sentiment,” said John Beutlich,
Director of Operations for the
Northern Border Region, dur-
ing last week’s ribbon cutting
ceremony.
“I have no doubt this facility
will be the template for others
to emulate.”
Bringing together all three
enforcement arms of CBP
under one roof is expected to
bolster partnership and col-
laboration. Once at full staff,
the station will house 90-100
employees and is responsible
for patrolling a fve-county
area and more than 100 miles
of border.
“It’s a very complex region,”
said U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur,
who talked about the impor-
tance of protecting Lake Erie,
our area’s biggest resource.
The building was granted
LEED Silver certifcation for
its sustainable design. Low-
fow plumbing, a refective
roof, site orientation and ef-
fcient heating, air condition-
ing and lighting systems were
among strategies employed to
minimize the impact on the
surrounding area.
The 14-acre site houses of-
fces, an indoor parking garage
for watercraft and vehicles,
holding cells and a conference
space that will be opened up to
local law enforcement agencies
to further the theme of collab-
oration and partnership.
According to Steven Artino,
Assistant Director of Field Op-
erations for the Chicago Field
Offce, the unique facility rep-
resents the future of the CBP.
“Three components, one
building; three components,
one CBP, three components,
one mission,” he said.
My personal thanks to all who
volunteered and played in Mon-
day’s 23rd annual Chick Schaffner
Memorial Charity Golf Classic at
Catawba Island. Unfortunately,
the afternoon play got swallowed
up by the “gully washer” that
came through about 3 o’clock.
That is the frst time for losing
all of the afternoon of golf in
23 years. Anyway, we made
well over $35,000 for Stein
Hospice and the American Heart
Association, so I guess we’ll just
hope for better weather next year.
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Believe it or not, Glen Campbell,
along with his wife, son, daugh-
ter, band and crew made a stop
at Ritzki’s on Marblehead for
Mother’s Day, May 13. There were
14 in all in his entourage on their
way to Washington, D.C., from
Michigan for a concert. There
was a young man who works at
Davis-Besse who was strumming
his guitar and Glen asked to see
it. The next thing you know, Glen
Campbell was putting on an
impromptu concert! Wow … that
must have been something!
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Our Find Wylie winner this
week is John Mathews of Ca-
tawba who was among the 147
contestants who found Wylie
in the ad for Jack Bradley Realty
on page 8B in last week’s Beacon.
John wins our weekly $20 gift
card from Friendship Food Stores.
We’ll be hiding 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.
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The mystery of the BIG MAN
on State Route 163 east toward
Marblehead, near the intersection
of Rt. 269 has been solved. The
Big Man came from a restaurant
chain from the late 1960s called
Jacque’s based in Marion. Steve
Phelps brought in copies of a
large number of ads from Jacque’s
that appeared in the Marion Star
in 1969. I remember recording a
commercial for East Harbor Golf
Course, and it seems to me, the
BIG MAN was there in 1969. As
I recall, it was a terrible commer-
cial!
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Our area is truly blessed to have
some phenomenal talent in the
music idiom of Bluegrass. There
will be a very special Bluegrass
Jam this Saturday, June 23 at the
Erie-Ottawa Regional Airport
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fy over the new Sandusky Bay Station. For more photos from
the ribbon cutting ceremony, visit www.thebeacon.net.
GEM BEACH ROCKS
Fifth annual concert set for Sept. 8
NORTHCOAST LIVE 9B
Book a fight on
the Yankee Lady
“Yankee Lady” B-17 bomber
is making its way back to Port
Clinton and locals are invited
to go for a ride. The plane, a
four-engine heavy bomber air-
craft developed in the 1930s
for the United States Air Force,
is one of the last of its kind to
take to the skies.
The aircraft is owned by the
Yankee Air Museum in Bel-
leville, Mich., and its team of
pilots and crew will be bring-
ing the aircraft to Carl Keller
Field on Wednesday, June 27,
and again July 21-22 for the
grand opening of the Liberty
Aviation Museum.
For information on the plane
or to book a fight, visit www.
yankeeairmuseum.org. For
other upcoming events at the
Erie-Ottawa Regional Airport,
visit www.portclintonairport.
com or call Director Stan Geb-
hardt at 419-734-6297.
For more photos from a recent fight, visit www.thebeacon.net
New Customs,
Border Patrol
Facility opens
SCHOOLS ON SCHEDULE
Renovations and the addition
at Bataan Memorial Elementary
School and construction of the
new Port Clinton Middle School
are on budget and on schedule,
according to Superintendent of
Port Clinton City Schools Pat
Adkins.
The new school and addi-
tion to Bataan — which will
house preschool through second
grades — will be ready for the
frst day of school Sept. 5. The
renovation of Bataan — which
will house third- through ffth-
graders — will be completed in
October.
For more on the schools, in-
cluding a photo gallery of the
construction, visit www.thebea-
con.net. For school info, visit
www.pccsd.net.
Classrooms in the new Port Clinton Middle School come complete with removable walls allowing teach-
ers to combine classes two classes. The walls also open up to a common area with comfortable furniture,
getting rid of the need for larger groups to go to the Performing Arts Center for presentations. Another
feature employed in both Bataan and the middle school, shown here at the top right, are huge skylights
with daylight sensors that control the lights in the rooms. These, combined with curved ceilings and huge
windows, mean in many cases no artifcial lighting will be needed in the classrooms.
PHOTOS BY ANGIE ZAM
The library/media center in Bataan
Memorial Elementary features a
wave design on the walls, seaweed-
inspired carpeting and cloud ceiling
design to keep with the underwa-
ter theme in place throughout the
school. Port Clinton City Schools and
Ida Rupp Library have joined forces
for the center allowing students to
take books out and return them to
either facility.
Students will be able to look out from the second foor into the
commons area and cafeteria at the new middle school. The modern
and open design was based on the idea of a student union and
offers a very different feel than the more traditional elementary.
Construction continues ...
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Thank you
The Materion Brush, Inc. Habi-
tat for Humanity Golf Scramble
was held June 16 at The Oak Har-
bor Golf Club.
Thank you to all of the people
who volunteered and donated
door prizes. There is a lot of work
that goes into planning an event
like this, and there are many that
need to be recognized for their
help and participation.
I would like to take the oppor-
tunity to say “THANK YOU” to
the following sponsors: Materion
Brush, Inc., Thrivent Financial
for Lutherans Ottawa County
Chapter 30011, First Federal Sav-
ings of Lorain, Magruder Hospi-
tal, Buckeye Title Agency; Attor-
ney Ernie Cottrell, Nationwide
Insurance Agency; Aaron Grob,
Crosser Funeral Home, First Na-
tional Bank and
National Bank
of Ohio.
Also a thank you to the follow-
ing for their donations for door
prizes: The Oak Harbor Golf
Club, Toledo Mud Hens, The
Anderson’s, Maumee Bay State
Park, Samsen Home Furnishings,
Packer Creek Pottery, Newport
Dry Goods Co., AAA of Port
Clinton, Drown’s Dairy Plaza,
WaldoPeppers, Cleats, Cruisin
Tunes, Lakeside Association, RvI,
Inc., and Country Lane BBQ of
Perrysburg.
All money raised from the event
benefts Habitat for Humanity of
Ottawa County.
Shelley Asmus
Executive Director
Habitat for Humanity
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Obituary
Kathryn Lorensen
May 3, 1932 — June 14, 2012
Kathryn I. Lorensen, 80, of
Port Clinton, passed away,
Thursday, June 14, 2012 at
her residence. She was born
on May 3, 1932, in Gypsum,
to Louis and Agnes (Novose-
lec) Kocsis. On Dec. 11, 1953
in Port Clinton, she married
Robert E. Lorensen, and he
survives. Kathryn worked as
a dedicated teacher for the Port Clinton
school system for over 30 years, retiring in
1995. She was a member of St. John Lu-
theran Church, and was a Sunday school
teacher for 17 years. She also wrote a chil-
dren’s book. Kathryn loved reading, her
fowers and crafting. She will be greatly
missed by her loving family and friends.
In addition to her loving husband of 59
years, Robert, Kathryn is survived by her
sons: Bob (Kris) Lorensen of Port Clin-
ton, Robin Lorensen of Port Clinton and
Randi Lorensen of Oak Harbor; son-in-
Law Keith Kretz of San Di-
ego; three grandchildren:
Marc, Jessica and Rachel, and
sister: Carol Dixon. Kathryn
was preceded in death by her
parents and daughter: Patti
Kretz.
A memorial service will
be conducted by Rev. Karl
Kessler at 11 a.m. Saturday,
June 23, in St. John Lutheran Church, Port
Clinton, the family has asked that it be
casual attire. In lieu of fowers, the family
has asked that memorial contributions in
memory of Kathryn be made to Stein Hos-
pice. Gerner-Wolf-Walker Funeral Home
& Crematory, Port Clinton, is assisting the
family with arrangements. Online condo-
lences may be shared with the family at
www.walkerfuneralhomes.com
from 6 to 11 p.m. There will be refresh-
ments and a guaranteed good time. Cover
charge is only $4 per person. They will
play rain or shine because the event will
be held in the hangar.
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Be sure to get to Rite Aid today. The
store raised more than $4,000 for the
Children’s Miracle Network, doubling last
year’s total. In honor of their beating their
goal this year, Ian, one of their fne phar-
macists, is going to spend the day wearing
a kilt! Pharmacy tech Melissa Rose headed
up the campaign and wanted to thank the
community for the great support.
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The Humane Society of Ottawa County
will hold its Upscale Garage Sale this
weekend, Friday through Sunday, June
22-24. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each
day at Harbor Light Landing on Ohio 53/
Southeast Catawba Road. All proceeds
beneft the animals at the local shelter. To
donate or if you have questions, call 419-
734-5191.
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Coach Paco Romero, Port Clinton High
School Soccer Coach, has announced
there will be PCHS alumni soccer games
this Saturday, June 23. The boys’ game
starts at 10 a.m. and the girls’ game starts
at noon at Heigel Park on Catawba. Fans
are also welcome.
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The Women’s Fellowship of the First
United Church of Christ in Marblehead
will hold its 31st annual Rummage Sale
fundraiser from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday
and Saturday, June 22-23, at the church
located at 802 E. Prairie St. at the corner
of James and Prairie. There will be lots of
baked goods and plenty of clothing items
from infants to size 3X. They will also
feature some furniture, holiday items and
much more.
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The Republican Lunch Bunch has for-
mally changed its name. It is now called
“Elephant Talk” and will be held again
this Thursday, June 28, at the Port Clinton
Elk’s Lodge. The featured speaker will be
State Auditor Dave Yost. Cost is $10 and
all are welcome.
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One of the most familiar sights on the
links at the Catawba Island Club Golf
Course is Dick Thompson and his giant
furry friend Guinness riding together on a
golf cart. Guinness is a big furry New-
foundland dog who just celebrated his
ffth birthday. Guinness is big … but he is
a sweetheart!
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Erie Shores Assembly of God on Gill
Road in Port Clinton will hold its Vaca-
tion Bible School this week, June 25-29,
starting each day at 10 a.m. and ending
at 2 p.m. For information, call 419-734-
3322.
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American Legion Post 113 in Port Clin-
ton is hosting its annual garage sale this
Saturday, June 16. The hours of the sale
are 8:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m.
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Vacation Bible School will be held at
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church in Graytown
from June 24-28 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
The school is open to kids from pre-
school to sixth grade. They are calling it
Gospel Express and it will include games,
crafts, snacks and songs. For informa-
tion, call 419-287-4411 or e-mail to
[email protected].
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The Catawba/Marblehead Parade of
Homes is coming up and our big kickoff
dinner will be held on Thursday, July 5, at
Crow’s Nest in Danbury Township. Tick-
ets are $20 each and include a huge buffet
and wine tasting with all the proceeds
going to the local unit of Salvation Army.
Tickets are on sale at Crow’s Nest, Mon
Ami, Crabby Joes, Minuteman Press, The
Beacon and at the Salvation Army unit in
the Sutton Center.
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Old Friend and entrepreneur, Bill Yu-
hasz, who owns Great Lakes Popcorn and
Kokomo Bay down on North Madison,
has decided to “go for it” with big time
entertainment this summer at Mango
Mama’s, a great bar tucked in behind the
two front stores. On Wednesday evenings,
he is having comedians in for a bunch of
laughs. On Thursday nights, Ronnie How-
ard and Richie Saponari are bringing back
the popular Island Idol Karaoke competi-
tion. Then he is bringing in live bands and
video DJs for Friday and Saturday nights.
Check it out!
TELL TALES from 1A
Dave Ninke of Dream
Works Entertainment, from
Oak Harbor, returns to the
stage with his voice, guitar
and other musical accesso-
ries at Riverfront Live! The
free summer concert series
is held each Friday at 6:30
p.m. under the canopy at
North Jefferson Street.
Ninke specializes in ’50s
through ’80s oldies and
rock ’n’ roll and usually
grants requests.
The free Riverfront Live!
outdoor summer music
program is sponsored by
Main Street Port Clinton.
For a complete schedule
of performers for the 2012
season, please go to www.
historicportclinton.com.
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This year’s contest is open to
all boys and girls that are Ottawa
County residents age 0-12 and
will be held at Adams Street Park
at 10 a.m. on Wednesday, July
4. In case of rain, it will be held
at St. John Lutheran Church, at
the corner of Second and Adams
streets in Port Clinton.
Participants are asked to don
their red, white and blue for the
occasion.
New this year is an optional
“most photogenic” contest,
which will be judged based on
photographs sent in with the ap-
plications. These will be judged
separately prior to July 4th, and
awards will be given at the after-
noon ceremonies. Registration
deadline for the “most photoge-
nic” contest is June 30, and Fire-
cracker Cutie contest applica-
tions are due the day of the event.
Firecracker Cutie Applications
will be accepted on the 4th start-
ing at 9:15 a.m.
Awards will be presented at
Adams Street Park immediately
following the Firecracker Cutie
Contest.
Applications for the Firecracker
Cutie Contest & Most Photo-
genic Contest can be picked up
at Perfect Color Hair & Tan on
North Madison Street in
Port Clinton, or by con-
tacting Mary Ann Snider at
419-635-6106 or pcdance-
[email protected].
Firecracker Cutie Contest returns to 4th of July festivities
In a continued effort to
promote health and well-
ness, Lakeside is again host-
ing a bi-weekly Farmers’
Market during the Chau-
tauqua summer season.
From 9 a.m. to noon every
Tuesday and Friday until
Aug. 31, Farmers’ Mar-
ket vendors will sell fresh
produce, honey, herbs and
homemade baked goods at
Walnut Avenue on the pe-
destrian walkway between
Second and Third Streets
in Lakeside.
There will be nine to
10 vendors each day, in-
cluding DeChant Farms,
DTF Enterprises, Great
Lakes Gourmet Spice Co.,
Healthy Bakes By Cath-
erine, My Mother’s Mar-
ket, Farm Wife Breads and
TNT Farms.
The items sold at the
Farmers’ Market are grown
within a 50-mile radius;
this provides Lakeside resi-
dents and guests the oppor-
tunity to purchase region-
ally produced goods and
contribute to the growth of
the local economy.
Reusable Farmers’ Mar-
ket bags will be sold for $2
at the Lakeside Chautau-
qua Offce, located at 236
Walnut Ave.
A complimentary Shop-
ping/Dining Pass is avail-
able at the gates during the
Chautauqua summer sea-
son (June 23-Sept. 3). This
complimentary pass offers
admission to the Lakeside
grounds for 90 minutes.
The pass must be stamped
by a Farmers’ Market ven-
dor or a Lakeside Chau-
tauqua Offce employee in
order to exit Lakeside. Ask
the gate attendant for de-
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The WSOS Head Start program received
a clean bill of health recently after its trien-
nial (every three years) monitoring visit by
Head Start offcials designated by the fed-
eral Head Start offce.
“We are very pleased with the results of
the monitoring visit,” said Jacquie Wells,
WSOS director of Family Development.
“We believe we are a good program, but
it’s always good to get good comments and
ratings from the federal representatives.”
The monitoring visit included interviews
with staff, parents and board members;
observations of classrooms operating dur-
ing the usual preschool day; and a review
of documents required by the federal Head
Start offce. In addition, the Classroom
Assessment Scoring System was used to
examine the quality of teacher-child inter-
actions in the WSOS classrooms.
The classrooms were examined in three
areas — emotional support, classroom
organization and instructional support
— and the highest total points available
for each area is seven. WSOS classrooms
scored: emotional support, 6.5524; in-
structional support, 4.0215; and classroom
organization, 6.2796.
This means that WSOS exceeded the
minimum thresholds in all three areas and
does not have to compete for its funding.
The grant simply will be renewed.
Under the Head Start Re-designation
Law that became effective Dec. 9, 2011,
one of the seven criteria that would trig-
ger a program to have to compete for its
grant with other community groups is
the failure to achieve certain minimum
scores on the CLASS. That is, a program
that scores below the following: emotional
support-4; classroom organization-3; and
instructional support-2 — would have to
compete for its grant. In the past, the pro-
gram would be granted an opportunity to
correct its defciencies then it would be al-
lowed to renew its grant.
The Offce of Head Start believes that
the areas of quality measured by CLASS
remain central to its approach to child
development and education, and serve as
important indicators of the future school
readiness of all Head Start children.
“I am so proud of our staff,” Wells said.
“These results are evidence of the hard
work they put in each day to provide qual-
ity services to the children and their fami-
lies. I’m really pleased with these results.”
The Offce of Head Start began using the
CLASS for monitoring purposes in 2010 to
collect information on the experiences of
children at each grantee. In 2012, OHS re-
fned the use of the CLASS in monitoring
to include the use of a randomly selected
sample of center-based preschool classes
for observations, a clearly articulated
methodology followed by CLASS review-
ers, and additional support for the CLASS
reviewer pool. For each preschool class se-
lected in the sample, trained and certifed
CLASS reviewers conduct two 20-minute
observations and score at the dimension
level using a 7-point scale at the end of
each observation cycle.
WSOS operates 11 early childhood cen-
ters in Wood, Sandusky, Ottawa and Sen-
eca counties. They have each been rated
as Three-Star centers by the Ohio Depart-
ment of Job and Family Services, Children
Services Division. This is the highest rating
in DJFS’ Step Up to Quality program.
Together with OHS’ rating and the
Three-Star designation, parents can con-
clude that children enrolled at the WSOS
centers play, learn, and develop social skills
at one of the best quality preschool cen-
ters in the state. The centers are located in
Bascom, Bradner, Pemberville, Bowling
Green, Perrysburg, Rossford, Genoa, Port
Clinton, Fremont, Clyde and Bellevue.
If your family could beneft from the
WSOS Head Start/Early Childhood De-
velopment Program or you know a family
that would, call WSOS at 1-800-775-9767
or visit the website, www.wsos.org
WSOS earns top
marks for Head Start
There is still time to register for Terra State Community College’s KidsCollege 2012.
This annual academic enrichment program has entertained and educated more than
5,000 kids during the past 19 years. Offerings vary from
year to year, but usually include classes in creative arts, sci-
ence, technology, ftness and more.
This year, teens can also participate in two classes designed
especially for them. Creative Writing at 10:30 a.m. and Ace
Your College Entrance Essay at 1 p.m. will help teens hone
their writing skills.
Classes are July 16-19, with sessions at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m.
and 1 p.m. Students are divided into classes by grade level.
Fees range from $30 to $40.
KidsCollege 2012 will come to an end on July 20 with a
Fun Fest starring Mr. Gallagher, the Science Guy. He will be
on campus from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to inform and amaze. Fee
for Fun Fest is $15 and includes lunch.
For a complete list of classes, visit www.terra.edu/learning
or stop by Terra’s Kern Center of Community and Indus-
trial Development in Building B.
For information, call Marsha Thiessen at 419-559-2255.
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The following local students from The University of Ak-
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semester by maintaining a 3.25 or better grade-point av-
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• Marblehead — Vincent
Manuella
• Oak Harbor — Andrea
Behm
• Port Clinton — Ian Stra-
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“Lincoln: The Constitution
and the Civil War,” a traveling
exhibition opening at the Ida
Rupp Public Library on June 28,
examines how President Lincoln
used the Constitution to con-
front three intertwined crises of
the Civil War: the secession of
Southern states, slavery and war-
time civil liberties.
Lincoln is widely acknowl-
edged as one of America’s great-
est presidents, but his historical
reputation is contested. Was he
a calculating politician willing to
accommodate slavery, or a prin-
cipled leader justly celebrated
as the Great Emancipator? This
exhibition provides no easy an-
swers. Rather, it encourages visi-
tors to form a nuanced view of
Lincoln by engaging them with
Lincoln’s struggle to reconcile
his policy preferences with ba-
sic American ideals of liberty
and equality. This exhibition
develops a more complete un-
derstanding of Abraham Lincoln
as president and the Civil War
as the nation’s gravest constitu-
tional crisis.
“We are delighted to have been
selected as a site for this exhibi-
tion,” said Deborah Loiacono,
Ida Rupp Public Library director.
“As a new president, Abraham
Lincoln was faced with enor-
mous challenges. This exhibition
shows how Lincoln struggled
with issues of secession, slavery
and civil liberties—all questions
our country’s founding charter
left unanswered. Each section of
the exhibit features information
about a different aspect of Lin-
coln’s presidency. For example,
the section about slavery exam-
ines the various policy options
Lincoln once embraced and
how his thoughts about slavery
evolved over time. Most impor-
tantly, the exhibit helps visitors
understand why Lincoln’s strug-
gle with the Constitution still
matters today.”
The National Constitution
Center and the American Library
Association Public Programs Of-
fce organized the traveling ex-
hibition, which was made pos-
sible by a major grant from the
National Endowment for the
Humanities: great ideas brought
to life. The traveling exhibition
is based on an exhibition of the
same name developed by the Na-
tional Constitution Center.
The traveling exhibition is
composed of informative panels
featuring photographic repro-
ductions of original documents,
including a draft of Lincoln’s frst
inaugural speech, the Emancipa-
tion Proclamation and the Thir-
teenth Amendment.
The library is sponsoring free
programs and other events for
the public in connection with the
exhibition:
• 10 a.m. June 22 —Book dis-
cussion of “The Killer Angels,” by
Michael Shaara
• 10:30 a.m. June 27 — Cel-
ebrate American Girl Addy
• 4 p.m. June 28 — Mel Maurer:
Meet Mr. Lincoln
• 6:30 p.m. June 28 — A Day in
the Life of a Civil War Soldier
• 10:30 a.m. June 29 — Barbara
Lyons: Quilts and Underground
Railroad symbols
• 6:30 p.m. July 5 — Arms and
Tactics
• 6:30 p.m. July 12 — Women
and Children’s 1860’s Fashion
Show
• 7 p.m. July 16 — Dr. David
Bush: Johnson’s Island Civil War
Prison Archaeological Investiga-
tion
• 6:30 p.m. July 19 — Civil War
Medical Display
• 7 Pp.m. July 20 — Movie Abe
Lincoln in Illinois
• 10 a.m. July 21 — Geoff El-
liott: Lincoln’s Life
• 10 a.m. July 27 — Book Dis-
cussion: “March,” by Geraldine
Brooks
Call 419-732-3212 or visit
www.idarupp.org for informa-
tion. “Lincoln: The Constitution
and the Civil War” will be on dis-
play at the library until Aug. 1.
Traveling exhibition opening soon at local library
‘Lincoln: The Constitution and the Civil War’ will be in town until Aug. 1
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ Division
of Watercraft is among many state and local marine pa-
trol agencies participating in a nationwide crackdown on
alcohol-impaired boating known as Operation Dry Water
from June 22-24. This is the fourth year of the special ma-
rine enforcement effort initiated by the National Associa-
tion of State Boating Law Administrators.
Alcohol is involved in approximately one of every three
boating-related accidents on Ohio waterways. While state
watercraft offcers and local marine patrols are always on
the lookout for impaired boat operators, Operation Dry
Water is an organized national effort that focuses greater
awareness of the need for boaters to boat smart, boat so-
ber and make a commitment to staying safe on the water.
In 2011, Division of Wa-
tercraft offcers contacted
1,907 boaters and made
eight arrests for boating
while intoxicated during the weekend-long effort. A total
of 112 other alcohol and boating-related violations were
issued in addition to 503 boating safety warnings. No
boating-related fatalities were recorded in Ohio during
Operation Dry Water weekend last year. Nationally, ma-
rine patrol offcers made contacts with 36,277 recreational
boaters and issued a total of 2,522 citations. There were
283 arrests made for boating while intoxicated and 5,320
safety warnings were issued.
Drunk boaters are not the only focus of the crackdown.
Drug-impaired boating and drug-related arrests are more
prevalent today on the nation’s waterways, which increas-
es the risk to boating safety for all boaters. Operation Dry
Water also seeks to remove boat operators who may be
under the infuence of drugs.
The ODNR ensures a balance between wise use and pro-
tection of our natural resources for the beneft of all. Visit
the ODNR website at www.ohiodnr.com.
Impaired boaters targeted in
nationwide sweep June 22-24
Bill Duane Conners, Pamala Conners, Kim Pries, Terra Robinson and Mad-
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lina, Indiana, Ottawa, Lucas and Allen County gathered for the party. Con-
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FIVE GENERATIONS
Did you realize you can go to
camp on an island? You can! Each
summer, youth from across the
state travel to this camp which
is located on Kelleys Island. Did
you realize youth do NOT need
to be 4-H members to attend 4-H
camp? It’s true!
Camp is an important “learning
laboratory” where children devel-
op life skills, such as responsibili-
ty, decision making, getting along
with others, cooperation, leader-
ship and increased self-esteem.
In 2011, 105 campers and 22
counselors from across the coun-
ty said goodbye to mom and dad
and climbed aboard the ferry to
cross Lake Erie for a fun-flled
camping experience on Kelleys
Island.
This year, Ottawa County 4-H
Jr. Camp will be held June 25-29.
Youth in the third grade through
seventh grade (as of Jan. 1, 2012)
are eligible to attend.
During camp, youth live in
one of 13 rustic cabins with ap-
proximately 10 campers and two
trained counselors.
A modern kitchen and central
dining hall provide for nutri-
tious meals and the beach offers
a unique swimming and nature
area. Other facilities include the
nature center, craft barn, camp-
fre circle, recreation hall and
sports feld.
The camp environment encour-
ages learning and reinforces the
development of life skills. Living
in a cabin with a group of other
kids of the same age, sharing ex-
periences, laughing and working
together is unique to the camp
environment.
The 2012 Ottawa County 4-H
Jr. Camp theme is “Game On at
4-H Camp.” One of the highlights
of camp will be a giant Twister
game on the feld!
To send a youth to 4-H camp
or for information, contact Ohio
State University Extension at
419-898-3631.
Kids head to summer camp on Kelleys Island
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Let’s Pretend: In a Parade
A parade is forming at Ida Rupp Public
Library at 1:30 and 6:30 p.m. Thursday,
June 21. Parades are lots of fun to watch
and participate in. This program offers
ideas on how to create a make-believe
parade complete with “foats,” music and
marching by using books, songs, props
and parade-related activities.
The program, for 3-, 4- and 5-year-olds is
based on imaginary play, stories and songs.
Children entering kindergarten in the fall
are welcome to attend.
The frst part of the
event is for children only
(child must be able to stay
in room without a care-
giver). For the second part
of program, caregivers and
siblings of all ages will be
welcome to attend. The
children will be introduced
to books and music based
on a theme and then given
the opportunity to use his
or her imagination to be-
come part of the theme.
For information, call Ida
the library at 419-732-
3212.
Stuffed animal
sleepover
What happens at the li-
brary at night? Your stuffed
animal will fnd out for
you. Come to Ida Rupp
Public Library for a bed-
time story with your ani-
mal and tuck them in to
spend the night. Come back on Saturday
morning to see what fun your furry friends
had while you were sleeping.
Bedtime story and drop off is at 5 p.m.
Friday, June 22. Pick up your animal and
pictures by 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 23.
No registration is required; all are ages
welcome.
For information, call the library at 419-
732-3212.
Dream Catchers
Make dream journals and dream catch-
ers at Ida Rupp from 3 to 4 p.m. Wednes-
day, June 27. Discuss with other teens your
dreams — at night or for your future and
the world.
For teens entering grades sixth through
12th grade in the fall. No registration re-
quired.
For information, call the library at 419-
732-3212.
American Girl
Celebrate American Girl Addy from
10:30 a.m. to noon Wednesday, June 27, at
Ida Rupp Public Library.
An inspirational side of the Civil War era
comes to life in the courageous story of
Addy Walker. Along with her mother, Addy
is escaping slavery to fnd her father and
brother, who’ve been sold away. Once Addy
arrives in Philadelphia, she hopes that her
family will be together again soon and dis-
covers that freedom isn’t always fair.
Games, crafts and food is for girls enter-
ing grades kindergarten through ffth in
the fall. No registration required.
For information, call the library at 419-
732-3212.
Variety of events coming up at Ida Rupp Library
• Nicholas F. Shortridge, 28, landscaper, and Ellen N.
Pierce, 20, Self-Employed, both of Marblehead.
• Brian G. Sandwisch, 21 Student/Laborer, and Caryn E.
Setzler, 20, Student, both of Oak Harbor.
• Todd J. Hilditch, 28, Steel Worker, Stow, and Mandy Jo
Lenthe, 26, Substitute Teacher, Marblehead.
• John M. Guerin, 31, Construction, and Elizabeth M.
Perry, 26, Teacher, both of Graytown.
• Joshua S. Prieur, 23, Student, Sandusky, and Jaimee L.
Slauterbeck 22, Student, Oak Harbor.
• Nicholas L. Eschenbrenner 25, Maintenance, and Me-
gan E. Hetrick, 26, both of Genoa.
• William J. Reynolds, 47, and Michelle R. Huffman, 41,
STNA, both of Oak Harbor.
• Joseph F. Bires Jr., 60, Banker, Port Clinton, and Joanne
Belair, 50, Banker, Elmore.
• Sean P. Bowen Jr., 19, Delivery, and Kelsey A. Erckman,
18, Trainer/McDonalds, both of Port Clinton.
• JonPaul T. StClair, 25, Assembler, and Caylin J. Suther-
land, 23, Waitress, both of Port Clinton.
• Cory J. Brown, 25, Engineer, Genoa, and Jaime A. Tay-
lor, 25, Event Planner, Curtice.
• Richard L. Mills Jr., 48, Parts Advisor, and Susanne M.
Konesni, 47, Customer Service Rep., both of Oak Harbor.
• Darrin G. Lash, 39, Sales, and Amy M. Rift, 33, Business
Manager, both of Oak Harbor.
• Robert G. Curtis, Jr., 50, Material Handler and Vera J.
Born, 50, Homemaker, both of Curtice.
• Nathan D. Estrada, 32, Pipe Layer/Charter Capt., and
Kim El Riley, 42, Bartender,
both of Oak Harbor.
• Steven M. Brown, 23,
Laborer, and Amber M.
Kitzler, 23, STNA, both of
Rocky Ridge.
• Bryan W. Rauch, 32, Reg-
istered Nurse, Oak Harbor,
and Briana L. Burke, 25,
Registered Nurse, Genoa.
• Joshua C. Gwinn, 22,
Clerk, and Tiffany N. Trent,
23, Intervention Specialist,
both of Port Clinton.
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Sat 2pm-10pm
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Fri. June 15th - David Lester
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Walk Ins Welcome
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or stop in and fill out
an entry card.
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In The Sutton Center • 419-734-2895
CAR SHOW
Every Saturday starting June 2
Sutton Center Parking Lot
Drawing on Tuesday
2 winners a week
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SATURDAY NIGHT BINGO!
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8037 E. Harbor Rd. - Corner of 163 & Northshore
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Mutach’s
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Beer & Wine State Liquor Agency • Groceries
Lottery Agent • Premium Cigars
Kiedrowski Bakery Items
“Wine Down Your Weekend” every Sunday Evening 6-8 pm
Real Estate Transfers
50th Anniversary
Wedding
Engagement
Nims
Thomas (Tom) and Sharon (Stockmaster) Nims were married June
10, 1962, at First Baptist Church, Tiffn. The couple has seven children:
Cheryl, Cindy, Cathy, Candy, Christy, Mathew and Thomas J. They
also have 12 grandchildren: Bethy, Corey, Craig, Caleb, Sara, Alec,
Arec, Andrew, Lexi, Mitchell, Brock and Noah. They have two great-
grandchildren: Quinn and Madison.
Family and friends celebrated on June 9 at Harbor Haven Pavillion
with a cookout provided by Michael and Cheryl Uremovich.
Tom is retired from Spader Trucking Co., and Sharon is retired from
Willard Mercy Hospital. They now travel and spend time with their
grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Earl-Stroud
Aloiya Earl and Mark
Stroud Jr. were married
May 26 at Mon Ami His-
toric Winery.
The bride is the daughter
of Jim and Cathi Muncy,
Port Clinton, and Scott and
Jennifer Earl. She is a 2008
graduate of Bedford High
School in Temperance,
Mich., a 2011 graduate of
the University of South
Carolina and is currently
enrolled as a second year
medical student at the Uni-
versity of Toledo Medical
College.
The groom is the son of
Denise Stroud and the late
Mark Stroud Sr. He is also
a 2008 graduate of Bedford
and attended the University of Toledo. He is currently employed at
Woks at Transtar Electric, Toledo, as an electrician.
Bridesmaids were Jessica Bilius, Lexi Laginess, Lindsay Palicki and
Kristi Osentoski; Maid of Honor was Heather Goodwin; and fower
girls were Lexie and Lauren Stroud. Groomsmen were Rob Bilius, Nick
Bilius, Chico Martinez and Jordan Bollin and the best man was Billy
Stroud.
The reception was held at Mon Ami Historic Winery. Mark surprised
Aloiya with a honeymoon to Laguna Beach, Calif. The couple now
reside in Holland, Ohio.
Erckman-Bowen
Kenneth and Theresa Mazur, together
with Sean Bowen Sr. and Lynn Bowen, an-
nounce the engagement of their children,
Kelsey Ann Erckman to Sean Patrick Bow-
en Jr.
Kelsey is employed with Catawba Mc-
Donald’s and graduated June 2 from Port
Clinton High School. She will attend col-
lege in the spring at BGSU Firelands. Ma-
zur is the daughter of Kenneth and Theresa
Mazur of Marblehead, and Frank Erckman
of Sandusky. Grandparents are Dewey and
Nancy Matthews of Port Clinton.
Sean is the son of Sean Bowen Sr. and the
grandson of Lynn Bowen, both of Colum-
bus. He is a graduate of Ecot online and is
employed at Pizza Hut in Port Clinton.
The couple will be wed June 1 in Port
Clinton.
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122 W. 2nd Street
Port Clinton
Across from Post Offce
419-732-2273
Gem Beach Rocks V is fast ap-
proaching. Gather with friends
from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday,
Sept. 8, on the shores of Lake Erie
at Gem Beach on Catawba Island
to enjoy a day flled with music,
food and cold beverages.
Co-chairmen are John Schaff-
ner and Greg Peiffer, both talent-
ed print and radio broadcasters
for more than 30 years.
The headliner band is Pumpin
Ethyl who will perform along
with The Roadhouse Band from
Cleveland, one of the hottest
bands for all the Bike Rallies;
Ronnie Howard with Cruisin;’
and the old guys that still rock,
The Lounge Lizards. The event
will be jam packed with classic
rock ’n’ roll music all day.
This year, several high school
reunions are kickin’ it up in the
sand during the event. Draw-
ings for 50/50 raffes will be held
throughout the day.
Title sponsors for this all-day
concert are FriendShip Food
Stores, BAS Broadcasting, The
Beacon/Minuteman Press,
WPCR Port Clinton Radio and
Gem Beach Marina, with more
to come. Admission is $10 and all
proceeds beneft United Way in
Ottawa County.
Tickets will be available starting
July 1 at the United Way Offce
and Common Grounds Coffee
Shop in The Sutton Center, Gem
Beach Marina Store, FriendShip
BP at Ohio 53 and 250, Friend-
Ship Sunoco on Perry Street, The
Ottawa County Visitors Center
on Ohio 53 or the gate.
For information, go to gem-
beachrocks.com, call 419-734-
6645 or follow Gem Beach Rocks
on Facebook. Want to volunteer?
Kristen Gerwin at 419-734-6645
will fnd a spot for you.
All proceeds stay in Ottawa
County to fund United Way Pro-
grams.
Get ready to rock at Gem Beach
Fifth annual day-long concert set for Sept. 8
Quilt show
The Lakeside Quilt Show will be on display June 23-July
7 in the Hoover Auditorium Lobby at 7:45 p.m., a half-
hour prior to all evening shows at Hoover Auditorium.
An annual tradition, the Lakeside Quilt Show will once
again bring a multitude of colors to the auditorium walls
in the opening three weeks of the Chautauqua season.
Quilts of various sizes will be displayed, including twin-
and crib-size bed quilts and wall hangings. Quilts may be
hand or machine-quilted and refect historic quilt pat-
terns or modern designs. There will also be a special sec-
tion of vintage quilts, made prior to 1950.
This is not the frst time that quilts have been displayed
in the auditorium. In 1930, the third year after the estab-
lishment of the Lakeside Women’s Club, the group hosted
an antique show and sale in the lobby of Central Auditori-
um, which was the original name of Hoover Auditorium.
Antique furniture and glassware flled the lobby and, ac-
cording to the LWC minutes from 1930, “Central Audi-
torium walls were hung with nearly 100 quilts, coverlets
and antique shawls.” The LWC Antique and Quilt Show
continued to be held in Central Auditorium for a number
of years during the Great Depression.
Hoover Auditorium is located at 115 Third St. in Lake-
side.
Car show
A variety of classic, vintage and collector cars will open
Lakeside’s 139th Chautauqua summer season at the sev-
enth annual Classic Car Show. The event will take place
from 4 to 8:15 p.m. on Saturday, June 23, on the Hotel
Lakeside lawn.
Car enthusiasts may enter collector vehicles 25 years or
older in the show. Advanced registration is not necessary,
as there will be on-site, free registration from 3:30 to 5
p.m. the day of the event.
Each exhibitor and a guest/passenger will receive free
daily gate pass admission to the grounds for the Classic
Car Show and the 8:15 p.m. Hoover Auditorium concert,
featuring Mike Albert & the Big “E” Band.
For information, contact Classic Car Show Coordina-
tor Bill Shannon at 419-798-5133 or email weshannon1@
gmail.com.
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Admission to the Lakeside grounds requires a Daily Gate
Pass ($18.50 for adults, $12.75 for youth ages 12-18, and
free for children under 12 and guests over 90). The Lake-
side Quilt Show is free once inside the gates of Lakeside. A
partial day, or three-hour, gate pass is available for $5.75.
Free parking is available at Danbury High School (cars
must be registered at the Hoover Auditorium Ticket Of-
fce). There is no shuttle service provided to or from the
school. To park on the Lakeside grounds or the South Gate
Parking Lot, there is a $7.75 auto fee.
For information on Lakeside, visit www.lakesideohio.
com or call 419-798-4461.
Summer events under way at Lakeside
June 21
B-C-S meeting
WHAT: Regular meeting of
the Benton-Carroll-Salem
Board of Education
WHEN: 4:30 p.m.
WHERE: Board of
Education Offce, 11685 W.
Ohio 163, Oak Harbor,
Strength Training
WHAT: Strength training
helps prevent age-related
muscle loss, in addition to
keeping bones and
metabolism strong.
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m
Tuesdays and Thursdays
WHERE: Magruder
Conference Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.;
weigh-in at 6 p.m. every
Thursday
WHERE: 320 E. Third St.,
Port Clinton
—— and ——
WHEN: 11 a.m.
WHERE: Peace Lutheran
Church, 900 Jefferson St.,
Port Clinton
INFO: 419-515-4900
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group
for those affected by
another’s drinking
WHEN: 8 p.m. every
Thursday
WHERE: Trinity United
Meth. Church, 135 Adams
St. Port Clinton
Lighthouse Historical
Society
WHAT: Monthly meeting
WHEN: 7 p.m. the third
Thursday of each month
WHERE: Otterbein North
Shore Retirement Center,
9400 North Shore Blvd.,
Marblehead
June 22
Growing Up Wild
WHAT: Outdoor activities
for preschoolers. While
organizers would like who
is coming, no advanced
registration is needed.
WHEN: 10 to 10:45 a.m.
WHERE: Bird Center,
Magee Marsh Wildlife Area
COST: Free
INFO: Call Mary at 419-
898-0960, ext. 31, or email
at [email protected].
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Erie Shores Cruisers
WHAT: All makes and
models welcome for this
free car show featuring
music and 50/50 raffes
WHEN: 5 to 9 p.m. every
Friday through fall
WHERE: Bassett’s Market
parking lot at Ohio 53 and
163
INFO: Call Lynn Jones at
419-732-0261
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group
for those affected by
another’s drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every Friday
WHERE: St. John Lutheran
Church, 122 Ottawa, Oak
Harbor
June 23
Butterfy ID session
WHAT: Cover basic bird
identifcation and then head
out into the feld to see
what butterfies we can
fnd. Free butterfy ID
booklet will be provided for
all participants.
WHEN: 1 to 3 p.m.
WHERE: Magee Marsh
Wildlife Area
COST: Free
INFO: Call Mary at 419-
898-0960, ext. 31, or email
at [email protected].
oh.us
Mayfy Festival
WHERE: Perry’s Victory and
International Peace
Memorial, Put-in-Bay
INFO: 419-285-2184 or
www.nps.gov/pevi
Bluegrass Jam
WHAT: Featuring bluegrass
bands, food and
refreshments
WHERE: Erie-Ottawa
Regional Airport main
hangar
WHEN: 6 to 11 p.m.
COST: $4
Farmers’ Market
WHAT: The mission of the
market is to help sustain the
local economy by providing
local farmers, bakers,
artisans and other vendors
an affordable opportunity to
sell their goods to local
consumers
WHEN: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
WHERE: Flat Iron Park, Oak
Harbor
INFO: Vendor info: 419-
898-0479
June 25
Al-Anon/Alateen
WHAT: Twelve-step group
for those affected by
another’s drinking
WHEN: 7 p.m. every
Monday
WHERE: St. Thomas
Episcopal Church, 214 E.
Second St., Port Clinton
Scholastic Book Fair
WHAT: Specially priced
books and educational
products, including popular
series, award-winning titles,
new releases, adult
bestsellers, and other great
reads from more than 100
publishers.
WHEN: Hours vary daily,
open through July 6
WHERE: Ida Rupp Public
Library
INFO: 419-732-3212
June 26
TOPS
WHAT: Take Off Pounds
Sensibly; all are welcome
WHEN: 6 p.m. every
Tuesday
WHERE: Catawba
Community Hall, 3307 NW
Catawba Road
Strength Training
WHAT: Strength training
helps prevent age-related
muscle loss, in addition to
keeping bones and
metabolism strong.
WHEN: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m
WHERE: Magruder
Conference Center
COST: $4 per session
INFO: 419-732-4061
June 27
Memory screening
WHAT: Screenings are free
and confdential.
Refreshments will be
provided. Walk-ins welcome.
WHEN: 1 to 4 p.m.
WHERE: Riverview
Healthcare Campus, 8180
W. Ohio 163, Oak Harbor
INFO: 419-261-1693
Growing Up Wild
WHAT: Outdoor events and
education for preschoolers.
WHEN: 10 to 10:45 a.m.
WHERE: Bird Center,
Magee Marsh Wildlife Area
COST: Free
INFO: Call Mary at 419-
898-0960, ext. 31, or email
at [email protected].
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Cancer Support
WHAT: Monthly meeting
— including complimentary
light lunch — for anyone
whose life has been
touched by cancer.
WHEN: 12:30 to 2 p.m. the
fourth Wednesday of each
month
WHERE: Magruder Clinic
INFO: RSVP to 419-734-
3131, 3370
Comedy show
WHAT: Nationally touring
comedians perform in this
weekly show. This week
features Dave Landau,
www.davelandau.com and
Felicia Gillespie
WHEN: 9:30 p.m.
WHERE: Mango Mama’s,
40 Madison St., Port Clinton
INFO: Contact Bill Yuhasz
at [email protected] or
419-732-1830
June 21
June 22
June 23
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10A Thursday, June 21, 2012

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Wine Shop Hours:
Mon -Thurs 11am-9pm
Fri and Sat 10am-10pm
Sun. 10am-9pm

Restaurant and Historic Winery
Happy Hour
4-6:30 p.m.
All Day Draft
Specials
16 oz. $1.00 &
25 oz. $2.00
Bud Lite,
Miller Lite
Open Daily at 11:30 a.m.
3845 East Wine Cellar Road, Port Clinton
419.797.4445
[email protected]
Now Open
Open Daily
11 a.m. to Crabby Time
Happy Hour: 11am - 7pm
Monday - Friday
• Liver & Onions
• Crabby Bucket
• Pitchers of Beer
• Hamburgers
• Hot Dogs
• Tater Tots
Come and enjoy . . .
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Pasta Bar
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Every Thurs
Open 7 Days a Week
June 21
Gatlin
June 28
Colin Dussault
Fri & Sat.
8:30pm-12:30am
June 22
Colin Dussault
June 23
The Late Show
June 29 & 30
Cruisin’
Sundays 2-6pm
June 10
Epitome
June 17
Frank & Dean
June 24
Gatlin
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
Chalet/Restaurant
Monday - Saturday 11:30am
Sunday 10:30-2 Brunch
Full menu in Chalet Noon
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Wednesdays 7-10pm
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Fri. 11am-11pm
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Sun. 6am-10pm
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RITSKI’S
Bar & Grille
Wine Tasting
Taste of Summer
March for Life Fundraiser
Thursday, June 21, 6:00 - 9:00
Beef & Chicken Shish Kabobs
Several Wines to taste and buy
You don’t want to miss the huge
auction proceeds beneft
“The March For Life”
Breakfast Buffet
$
6.95 w/coupon
$
2 more without coupon
Omelet Station
Belgium Waffe
Ham - Sausage
Eggs Homefries
Fresh Fruit Bar
Much Much More.
Fri, Sat, Sun, 8-11
Exp. 7-1-12
Thursday
Lasagna
$
9.95 w/coupon
$
2 more without coupon
Comes with
full Salad Bar
Exp. 7-6-12
Coming Soon!
Friday
Perch or
Walleye
Comes with
full Salad Bar
$
14.95 w/coupon
$
2 more without coupon
4 - Close
Exp. 7-6-12
Saturday
Prime Rib
Comes with
full Salad Bar
$
13.95 w/coupon
$
2 more without coupon
4 - Close
Exp. 7-6-12
Sunday
Rib Eye Steak
Potato,
Tossed Salad,
Roll & Butter
$
10.95 w/coupon
$
2 more without coupon
Starts 12 Noon
Exp. 7-8-12
Come Join the Party!
Membership has its privileges
• Clubhouse with 3 distinct dining areas, lounge & outdoor deck
• Olympic size pool with a large decks and loads of lounge chairs
• Outdoor snack bar for casual food and drink
Nor ‘Easter Club
and Marina
A Private Dining and Yacht Club on Catawba
2801 Nor’Easter Cove Drive, Port Clinton
~ At the Harbor Island Bridge ~
Visit www.noreasterclub.com for membership
information and application or call 419.797.4466
PERFORM!
Thursday Night Island Idol
PARTY!
Buy 1 Sandwich • Get 2nd HALF PRICE!
Friday: Video DJ Chief
Friday & Saturday
LAUGH!
Wednesday Night Comedy Club
40 Madison St., Port Clinton
419-732-1830 Present Ad for Discount
Saturday:
Johnny Olalde
One Man Rock Show
Students (12 & under): $3.00
Adults: $6.00
NOW SHOWING . . .
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419-798-4461 or 1-866-952-5374
Orchestra Hall Theatre
Ottawa County's Only Movie Theatre
122 W. Second St.
Lakeside, OH
MEN IN BLACK III
June 28 - July 3 3:30 & 8pm
PG-13
ENTERTAINMENT
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to [email protected]
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419-797-4824
www.NancyDunlap.com
[email protected]
GREAT PRICE -LAKEFRONT CATAWBA CONDO!
BEST BUY ON THE LAKE! Beautifully Renovated 3Bd
Condo w/Dockage Available. Sunset Views! $379,900
2009 OAK HARBOR 4BD/2.5BA,
Full Basement, Ready to Move
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419-341-1275
PhillipBolte.com
[email protected]
LIVE AT THE LAKE
COUNTRY HOME with
Newer Updates, Deck, Yard
and Extra Garage.
$89,000
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!
3BD w/Loft, Finished
Basement, 2 Acres, More!
$294,000
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MEMBER OF THE YEAR!
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Pat Postma, CRS
419-797-6738
See All My Quality Listings At:
www.PatPostma.com
OVERLOOK THE WATER! CATAWBA Masterpiece in the Bluffs, Near
Catawba Island Club $999,000 Code 8192

CATAWBA Completely Redone 4BD Ranch Neatly Landscaped $197,000
Code 8322

MOVE IN READY LAKE VIEW CONDO! Enjoy the
Views and Breezes! $109,000 Code 8302

Fabulous CATAWBA Never Lived in 4Bd Home in
Natural Setting $499,900 Code 8352

VIEW OF WEST HARBOR! 3000+ SF Home w/60’
Dockage at Door $669,000 Code 8122
GREEN COVE 1st Floor Condo w/
Sunroom $63,000
GORGEOUS MARBLEHEAD HOME
ON 2 ACRES! $294,000
30’ DOCKAGE AT YOUR DOOR! 3BD
Tastefully Decorated Home. $239,000
Beautifully Maintaned 2001
Home on 2.6 Rolling Acres. $349,900
PANORAMIC LAKE VIEWS! 2nd Floor
End Unit w/Beach & Marina. $266,000
CATAWBA CLIFFS Renovated w/Great
Rm &1st Floor Master Suite. $438,000
COUNTRY HOME ON 1.5 ACRES!
4BD/2BA $169,000
CATAWBA LAKE VIEW! Remodeled
3BD! $249,900
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REALESTATE
Financial Focus
with GARY COON
Should you take a pension buyout?
Have you recently received a
pension buyout offer? If so, you
need to decide if you should
take the buyout, which could
provide you with a potentially
large lump sum, or continue
accepting your regular pension
payments for the rest of your
life. It’s a big decision.
Clearly, there’s no “one size fts
all” answer — your choice needs
to be based on your individual
circumstances. So, as you weigh
your options, you’ll need to
consider a variety of key issues,
including the following:
• Estate considerations —
Your pension payments gener-
ally end when you and/or your
spouse dies, which means your
children will get none of the
money. But if you were to roll
the lump sum into an Individual
Retirement Account (IRA), and
you don’t exhaust it in your
lifetime, you could still have
something to leave to your fam-
ily members.
• Taxes — If you take the
lump sum and roll the funds
into your IRA, you control how
much you’ll be taxed and when,
based on the amounts you
choose to withdraw and the date
you begin taking withdrawals.
(Keep in mind, though, that you
must start taking a designated
minimum amount of withdraw-
als from a traditional IRA when
you reach age 70½. Withdrawals
taken before age 59½ are subject
to taxes and penalties.) But if
you take a pension, you may
have less control over your in-
come taxes, which will be based
on your monthly payments.
• Infation — You could easily
spend two or three decades in
retirement — and during that
time, infation can really add
up. To cite just one example, the
average cost of a new car was
$7,983 in 1982; 30 years later,
that fgure is $30,748, according
to TrueCar.com. If your pension
checks aren’t indexed for infa-
tion, they will lose purchasing
power over time. If you rolled
over your lump sum into an
IRA, however, you could put the
money into investments offering
growth potential, keeping in
mind, of course, that there are
no guarantees.
• Cash fow — If you’re already
receiving a monthly pension,
and you’re spending every dollar
you receive just to meet your
living expenses, you may be bet-
ter off by keeping your pension
payments intact. If you took
the lump sum and converted it
into an IRA, you can withdraw
whatever amount you want (as
long as you meet the required
minimum distributions), but
you’ll have to avoid withdrawing
so much that you’ll eventually
run out of money.
• Confdence in future pension
payments — From time to time,
companies are forced to reduce
their pension obligations due
to unforeseen circumstances.
You may want to take this into
account as you decide whether
to continue taking your monthly
pension payments, but it’s an
issue over which you have no
control. On the other hand, once
your lump sum is in an IRA, you
have control over both the qual-
ity and diversifcation of your
investment dollars. However,
the trade-off is that investing is
subject to various risks, includ-
ing loss of principal.
Before selecting either the
lump sum or the monthly pen-
sion payments, weigh all the fac-
tors carefully to make sure your
decision fts into your overall
fnancial strategy. With a choice
of this importance, you will
probably want to consult with
your fnancial and tax advisors.
Ultimately, you may fnd that
this type of offer presents you
with a great opportunity — so
take the time to consider your
options.
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ward Jones for use by your local
Edward Jones Financial Advisor.
The Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for The Bait House River
Bar was held on Friday, June 8. Representatives from the
City of Port Clinton, Main Street Port Clinton and the
Chamber of Commerce congratulated The Bait House
River Bar on the grand opening and thanked owners for
their commitment to downtown.
The Bait House River Bar is located behind America’s
Best Value in at 121 E. Perry Street in downtown historic
Port Clinton. The hours of operation are Thursday, Friday
and Saturday from 2 to 11 p.m.; Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday from 2 to 10 p.m.
For information, call 419-734-2101.
The Bait House
River Bar holds
ribbon cutting
2B Thursday, June 21, 2012
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419-798-4612
Services & Sunday School
10:30 a.m.
www.churchatthelake.org
802 Prairie St. • Marblehead
“No matter who you are or
where you are on life’s
journey, you are welcome here”
WEEK ENDING JUNE15
 
Benton Township
• 6-14-12 Fannie Mae to Timothy N. and Jennifer A. 
Thompson , 18247 W. Hellwig Road, $169,900.
Bay Township
• 6-15-12 Anthony and Cynthia Koszyto to US Bank 
National association, 2646 S. Mulcahy Road, $80,000.
Clay Township
• 6-13-12 Lois T. Willett to Larry D. Sanders sr. and 
Nina D. Sanders, 22097 Elmwood Drive, $106,000.
Catawba Township
• 6-11-12 David E. and Maria L. Hypes to Timothy LP 
and Nancy J. Mackey, 146 N. Harbors End, $140,000.
Danbury Township
•  6-11-12  Keith  and  Renne  Diebler  to  Joshua  J.  and 
Lidsey N. Welch, 1510 N. Buck Road #56, $89,300.
• 6-12-12 Morequity Inc to James P. and Kristine A. 
Weber, 9388 East Miami Ave., $82,113.
Marblehead Corp
•  6-11-12  Robert  Speck  to  Edward  H.  and  Gina  K. 
Bedell, Lot 103 Baycliffs Phase II, $74,500.
• 6-11-12 Walter S. Kwasny to Michael T. and Marga-
reet M. Fite, 3366 Memorial Shoreway, $380,000.
Erie Township
• 6-11-12 William H. and Elizabeth A. Mann to Paul 
E.  and  Denise  A.  Kihntopp,  3930  Ohio  2  West  Unit 
B103, $10,000.
•  6-15-12  Federal  Home  Loan  Mortgage  to  Michael 
Mays, 2430 Three Mile Crossing, $84,841.
Elmore Corp.
•  6-14-12  Meribeth  S.  Zolner  to  Dean W.  and  Patsy 
M. Brown, 9411 Fremont St., $110,000.
Portage Township
• 6-14-12 Russell and Sue Lindsey to James and Re-
becca Cross, 1851 S. Heiser Road, $40,000.
Port Clinton City
• 6-12-12 U. S. Bank National Association to Jeffrey 
G. and Kimberly A. Zetzer, 526 Adams St., $39,900.
•  6-14-12  Marion  A.  Hinkle  to  Dolo-
res  Segaard,  529  E.  Third  St.,  $29,900. 
•  6-15-12  Christopher  and  Diane  below  to  William 
Imblum, 250 West Lakeshore Drive Apt. B, $107,000.
Oak Harbor Corp
•  6-13-12  Matthew  R.  and  Hope  L.  Atkins  to  SGH 
Enterprises, LLc, 223 W. Ottawa St., $8,500.
Real Estate Transfers
Main Street Port Clinton’s Economic Restructuring 
Committee invites you to attend a free workshop fo-
cusing on creating a business plan and the resources 
available  for  information  and  assistance  along  the 
way. This workshop is scheduled for Tuesday, June 26, 
at 9 a.m. at the Ida Rupp Public Library, 310 Madison 
Street.
This is the frst in a series of workshop designed to 
outline the Start-up Business Booklet created by Main 
Street Port Clinton earlier this year.
To register, call Main Street Port Clinton at 419-734-
5503.
The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased 
to  announce  the  25th  anniversary  of  Dana  Stahl,  CPA  Inc. 
located  at  210  Jefferson  Street  in  downtown  historic  Port 
Clinton.  The Port Clinton Area Chamber of Commerce and 
Main  Street  Port  Clinton  will  hold  a  Ribbon  Cutting  Cer-
emony at 12:00pm on Friday, June 29.  Light refreshments 
will be served. 
Dana Stahl, CPA Inc. was founded by Dana Stahl in 1987. 
Dana  Stahl  CPA  has  locations  in  both  Port  Clinton  and 
Sandusky specializing in small business accounting includ-
ing  Quickbooks  review  and  training,  payroll  prep,  and  tax 
preparation. 
Free workshop
focuses on creating
a business plan
Anniversary
celebration coming
up for Dana Stahl
THUNDERBOLTS QUALIFY FOR NATIONALS
The 16U Thunderbolts Softball team won its division in the Fantabolus Fremont Frenzy Tournament held on June
8-9 in Fremont. The 16U Thunderbolts were undefeated for the tournament against teams from across the state. As
champions, the team qualifes to attend ASA Nationals held in York, Pa., Aug. 1-5. The Thunderbolts is comprised of
athletes from Bellevue, Monroeville, Port Clinton and Sandusky. Pictured here are: Morgan Andrews (Bellevue, front
left), Kate Mueller (Port Clinton), Kerstyn Pou (Sandusky), Jess Zeitz (Bellevue), Haven Helmstetter (Monroeville),
Brooke Wolfe (Bellevue, second row, left), Carly Santoro (Bellevue), Emily Ashley (Port Clinton), Kayla Hodgkinson
(Sandusky), Madison Hayberger (Sandusky), Kelsey Peters (Sandusky), Coach Pou, Coach Hayberger (back left), Coach
Mueller, Coach Zietz and Coach Helmstetter.
The  second  annual  Relay  for  Life  Basketball  Tourna-
ment  to  raise  money  for  the  American  Cancer  Society 
was a big success again this year. There were a total of nine 
teams  playing  a  minimum  of  three  games  and  a  maxi-
mum of fve games over a two-day period at Oak Harbor 
High  School.  This  year’s  winning  team  is  a  repeat  from 
the frst year (now a two-time championship team). They 
are from Fremont and consist of:
Jose Simms, Marquis Reynolds, Juan Vela, Eric Edwards, 
Travis Arter, Reggie Heidelburg and Brandon Bates
This  year’s  three-point 
Shooting Champion is Mar-
tell  Brown  from  Sandusky 
who  won  by  making  12 
3-point shots in a one-min-
ute period. 
The  American  Cancer  So-
ciety  would  like  to  express 
appreciation  to  all  who 
turned  out  to  make  this  a 
huge  success.  Look  again 
next  year  for  a  third  annual 
Relay for Life Tourney.
Team wins second straight
Relay basketball tourney
The team of
Jose Simms,
Marquis
Reynolds, Juan
Vela, Eric Ed-
wards, Travis
Arter, Reggie
Heidelburg
and Brandon
Bates returned
for their sec-
ond consecu-
tive win.
Three-point Shooting Champion Martell Brown.
PHOTOSWANTED
Sitting at softball games this summer?
Watching the kids at soccer camp?
Send in your photos! Submit pics and information
to [email protected] for publication in The Beacon
www.thebeacon.net
HEALTH&WELLNESS
Thursday, June 21, 2012 3B
catawba & mar bl ehead
PARADE
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Come and visit the 5th annual
Maps can be picked up
in Port Clinton at the
Ottawa County Visitor’s Bureau
and Bassett’s Market;
in Sandusky at
Herman’s Furniture and
Bailey’s Tree & Landscaping;
and in Norwalk at Hill’s Interiors
Channel 13, The Vineyards on Catawba, Hartung Title, The Crow’s Nest, Fairway Villas, Bay Point, Hill’s Interior, The Beacon,
Woleslagel Moving Co., Bailey’s Landscaping, Herman’s Furniture, Prete Builders, Catawba Bay, Frederick Insurance
The Perfect “Stay-cation”
Realize your dream of owning a place at the lake
This year’s proud sponsors include:
Free to the public
11-4 Saturday, July 7 & 12-4 Sunday, July 8
RANCH VILLA CONDOMINIUMS, SINGLE FAMILY HOMES,
AND PRICELESS LAKEFRONT LOTS.
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STRAIGHTEN THAT SMILE!
Never before have braces been so affordable
David D. Starr
D.M.D., M.S.
Exclusively in the practice of Orthodontics
for Adults and Children
Member of the American Association of
Orthodontics. Provider for Dentaquest including
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French students, ages 13-19, need homes
August 2-22 with American host families.
Students are insured, speak English and
have spending money. Families receive
$85 per week.
HOST FAMILIES NEEDED
Please Call Susan at 419-937-0112 or
[email protected] or text 419-934-0446
The Ottawa County Health Depart-
ment recently honored fve employees and
board members for longtime service and
dedication.
Those honored were:
• Five years — Larry Sorrells, epidemiol-
ogist/emergency planner and Pete Spield-
enner, board member
• 10 years — Ward Otte, business man-
ager
• 15 years — Teresa Ashton, public health
nurse
• 20 years — Julie Wittman, administra-
tive secretary
The honorees were recognized during an
April meeting and each received a service
pin. The health department has 26 em-
ployees in all.
Camp Good Grief, Stein Hospice’s day
camp for children, will be held at Osborn
Park, Huron, June 25-29, and at Lakeview
Park, Port Clinton, July 9-13. Camp runs
from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Monday through
Friday. The camp is open to children
between the ages of 5 and 13 who have
experienced any type of loss. Cost is $10,
and scholarships are available.
For information and to register, contact
Hope Seavers at 419-625-5269 or hseav-
[email protected].
Hospice offers camp for kids
Visiting with patients and families is just
one of many volunteer opportunities at
Stein Hospice. The not-for-proft agency
also needs offce workers, dog owner teams
and men and women interested in helping
at Encore, an upscale resale shop in down-
town Sandusky.
Patient care volunteers must frst com-
plete a six-week (three hours each week)
course called LifeCourse, but anyone is
welcome to attend the free course. Topics
include concepts of death and dying, pain
management, family dynamics, spirituality
and bereavement.
For information or to register, call the
Stein Hospice volunteer department at
800-625-5269 or email volunteers@stein-
hospice.org.
UPCOMING LIFECOURSE SCHEDULE IS:
• Tuesdays, July 17–Aug. 21, 9 a.m. to
noon at Bellevue Hospital, 1400 W. Main
St., Bellevue
• Wednesdays, July 18–Aug. 22, 6 to 9
p.m., Firelands Regional Medical Center
South Campus, third foor, 1912 Hayes
Ave., Sandusky
• Thursdays, July 19-Aug. 23, 9 a.m. to 12
p.m., Ohio Veterans Home, 3416 Colum-
bus Ave., Sandusky
Stein Hospice in
need of volunteers
Health dept honors staff
Heartsaver CPR/AED
(June 18, 2012 – Sandusky, Ohio) Firelands Regional
Medical Center will be sponsoring a HeartSaver First Aid
and CPR/AED Course on Wednesday, July 11 from 8 am
to 12 pm. This course will be held at Firelands Regional
Medical Center South Campus in the Education Room,
located on the frst foor at 1912 Hayes Avenue, Sandusky.
This course is ideal for anyone who needs to know the
basics of frst aid and be certifed to perform CPR and
AED. The course also addresses health and safety issues
and blood-borne disease protection.
The class fee is $75 per person. The Foundation for Fire-
lands provides funding to make this program possible.
For more information or to register, please call Firelands
Regional Medical Center at 419-557-6740.
Childbirth Class
Firelands Regional Medical Center will be offering a
four-week Childbirth Preparation class on the following
dates: Wednesday, July 11, 18, 25 & August 1 from 6 to 8:30
Coming up at Firelands:
See FIRELANDS 4B
LEGAL AD/
NOTIFICATION
SHERIFF’S SALE, REAL ESTATE
CASE NUMBER 08CV645E.
Plaintiff Deutsche Bank
National Trust Company a
national banking association as
Trustee for Morgan Stanley Capi-
tal I Inc., Inc. Trust 2006-HE2
(MSAC 2006-HE2) vs. Defen-
dants Dehaven, Scott A., et al
Court of Common Pleas Ottawa
County, Ohio In pursuance of
an Order of Sale to me directed
from said Court, in the above
entitled action, I will expose for
sale at public auction in Room
100, 1st foor of the Ottawa
County Courthouse, Port Clinton,
Ohio on Friday, July 13, 2012,
at 10:00 A.M. of said day, the
following real estate, situated in
the State of Ohio, County of
Ottawa and in the Township of
Clay. To see full legal
description visit Ottawa County
Recorder’s Offce on the second
foor of the Ottawa County
Courthouse, 315 Madison St.,
Room 204, Port Clinton, OH
43452. Parcel: 010-13985-
18878-000 Property address:
23068 Edgefeld Drive, Genoa,
OH 43430 Appraised at:
$49,000 TERMS OF SALE:
cannot be sold for less than
2/3rds of the appraised value.
10% down on the day of sale,
cash or certifed check. Balance
due upon confrmation of sale
by Court of Common Pleas.
Appraisals based on EXTERIOR
view of buildings only. Stephen
J. Levorchick, Sheriff Ottawa
County, Ohio By Deputy Gale L.
Zelms. (Publish dates: 6/14,
6/21 and 6/28 2012).
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS CITY
OF PORT CLINTON ELEVENTH
STREET PAVEMENT REPAIR
PROJECT. The project consists of
concrete pavement repair on
Eleventh Street from Fulton
Street to Jefferson Street in the
City of Port Clinton, Ohio. All
labor, material and equipment
needed shall be provided by the
bidder. The Engineer’s Estimate
for the project is $47,000.00.
Sealed bids will be received by
the City of Port Clinton, Ohio, at
the offce of the Safety Service
Director, 1868 E. Perry St., Port
Clinton, Ohio, until 1:00 p.m. on
July 6, 2012, at which time they
will be publicly opened and
read. Bids shall be enclosed in a
sealed envelope with the bid-
der’s name, address and the title
“Bid for Eleventh Street Pave-
ment Repair Project-PORT CLIN-
TON, OHIO-DO NOT OPEN UNTIL
1:00 P.M. ON July 6, 2012”
shown on the outside. Envelope
shall be addressed to the SAFE-
TY SERVICE DIRECTOR.
Copies of the Drawings and
Specifcations may be examined
at the offce of the Safety Service
Director, 1868 E. Perry St., with-
out charge. Copies may be
obtained from BEC Associates,
6622 West Harbor Road, Port
Clinton, Ohio 43452 for $25.00,
cash or check payable to the
City of Port Clinton, non-refund-
able, for each set of documents.
Bids must be submitted on the
forms supplied in the Specifca-
tions and shall be accompanied
by either a Bid Bond in the
amount of 100% of the amount
of the bid with satisfactory cor-
porate surety, or by a certifed
check on a solvent bank in the
amount of not less than ten per-
cent 10% of the amount of the
bid, subject to conditions provid-
ed in the Instructions to Bidders.
The successful bidder will be
required to furnish satisfactory
performance, labor and material
and guarantee bonds in the
amounts stated in the specifca-
tions. All contractors and sub-
contractors involved with the
project will, to the extent practi-
cable, use Ohio Products, materi-
als, services and labor in the
implementation of their project.
Additionally, contractor compli-
ance with the equal employment
opportunity requirements of the
Ohio Administrative Code Chap-
ter 123, the Governor’s Execu-
tive Order of 1972, and Gover-
nor’s Executive Order 84-9 shall
be required. The Contractor
shall be required to pay not less
than the minimum wage rates
established by the Department
of Industrial Relations of the
State of Ohio. Any bid may
be withdrawn prior to the sched-
uled closing time for the receipt
of bids, but no bidder shall with-
draw his bid within 60 days
after the actual bid opening.
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 Oppor-
tunity Employer. (Published on
June 21 and June 28, 2012.)
ANTIQUES
FOR SALE
Double Brass Bed with head &
foot Board $650.00, Shopsmith
Multi-tool with joiner & many
additional tools $450.00, other
Miscellaneous Antiques. 419-
797-4677.
APARTMENT
FOR RENT
BUCKEYE BEND APART-
MENTS PORT CLINTON.
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM
APARTMENTS. All applianc-
es - dishwasher, washer/dryer
hook up. Central air, gas heat,
private patio, pool. $520 and
$590/Month. Water and Sewer
included. One cat permitted.
No dogs. 419-734-7422 or
419-341-4498.
Brand new effciency. 1 Bed-
room, 1 Bath. Flat - all utilities
included. Three miles from Port
Clinton. Beautiful country set-
ting. $600/month. 419-341-
0036.
4B Thursday, June 21, 2012
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p.m. Childbirth Preparation
classes are held at Firelands Re-
gional Medical Center, South
Campus, 1912 Hayes Avenue,
Sandusky.
Participants will learn breath-
ing patterns and relaxation ex-
ercises to be used during labor
and delivery. Induction of labor,
medication and anesthesia op-
tions, Caesarian birth and recov-
ery will also be discussed.
Childbirth classes are taught by
experienced obstetrical nurses
from Firelands Regional Medi-
cal Center with a clinical back-
ground focused on contempo-
rary childbirth methods. It is
recommended that this course
be taken during the last trimester
of pregnancy and that expectant
mothers select a class that ends at
least three weeks before their due
date
The cost for the class is $35 per
couple. No one will be refused
this course due to inability to pay.
The Foundation for Firelands
provides funding to make this
program possible. To register, call
Firelands Regional Medical Cen-
ter at 419-557-7840.
Pediatric
Cardiology Clinic
Firelands Regional Medical
Center will be hosting a Pediatric
Cardiology Clinic on Wednesday,
July 11. Staffed by a Board Certi-
fed Physician, the Pediatric Car-
diology Clinics will be held at the
Firelands Main Campus, 1111
Hayes Avenue, Sandusky.
To schedule an appointment for
the Pediatric Cardiology Clinic,
call 419-557-7840.
Additional Rainbow Babies
& Children’s Hospital Pediatric
Specialty Clinics are also avail-
able at Firelands. For a schedule
of the Pediatric Specialty Clin-
ics, please visit our Calendar of
Events at www.frelands.com. For
more information about the Pe-
diatric Specialty Clinics, call 419-
557-6767.
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Thursday, June 21, 2012 5B
$349,900.
• Cape Cod Chalet on canal with
52 Ft. of bulk head.
• Attached 2 car oversized
garage with tiki hut theme.
• Customized throughout with
brilliant colors and Nautical
decor.
• This is a Jimmy Buffet house
all the way!
• Spacious deck with hot tub overlooking your boat.
• The House comes absolutely turn key from furniture, to linens,
pots/pans,
OPEN HOUSES
PRICE REDUCTIONS
CATAWBA ISLAND
CATAWBA ISLAND. 1531 N. COMPASS
“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]
LeMarin Condos
and Marina. Gated
Lakefront Resort.
Clubhouse. Pool.
Tennis Courts. 20
acres of beautiful
grounds.
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CATAWBA ISLAND. 1531 Compass. 1 – 3p.m. $349,900
OPEN SUNDAY
HURON. 216 Ashland. 11 - 3 p.m. $117,900
JOHNSON’S ISLAND. 3646 E. Baycliffs. 1-3 p.m. $680,000
CATAWBA ISLAND. LE MARIN. 4333-F. MARIN WOODS. $225,000
CATAWBA ISLAND. LE MARIN. 4265-E. MARIN WOODS. $264,900
JOHNSON’S ISLAND. 3416 MEMORIAL SHOREWAY $539,900
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• Ground floor unit with
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• Screened in porch
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• GREAT VIEW
• Ground floor with
bonus room
• Pool and clubhouse
• Well Maintained
$249,000
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• Largest model available
with sunroom and study
• Many upgrades
• Access to fitness room,
pool and club house
• Dockage Available
$297,000
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Open Sunday 2-5 - 118 Lifeboat
Lane – Marblehead
• Unbeatable Lake views
• 3 bed 3 bath custom built home
• Solid cherry foors, granite coun-
ters, owner’s suite
• $899,000
Dan Kukay 419-656-0138
Marblehead
• Waterfront with spectacular views!
• Custom built with open foor plan
• Furnished – ready to go!
• $875,000
Ellen Calzonetti 419-341-9578
Port Clinton
• Lake front-beach-pool side unit
• 35 ft dock with direct Lake access
• 3 bed 2 bath, furnished, many
upgrades!
• $119,900
Karmen Lucas 419-656-9188
Marblehead
• Beautiful Lake Front Condo, Island
views
• 2BR/2.5BA, fnished bsmt, 2 c gar
• Howardhanna.com/20115288
• $489,900
Mark/Ted 419-341-9999
Open Sunday 1-3 – Harbor Bay
Estates – Marblehead
• Beautiful waterfront community lo-
cated on Sandusky Bay
• Pool, clubhouse, private beach and
marina
• Lots available on canal and bay
• Stop by the Clubhouse!
Mary Wandersleben 440-724-6829
Marblehead
• Waterfront development with deeded
dock
• Well maintained, 3 bed 2 full baths
• Open kitchen & living areas, furnished
• $95,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Catawba
• Howardhanna.com/20111807
• Ranch condo w/private elevator
• 2 1/2 c. garage w/ golf cart door
• $299,900
Ted/Mark 419-563-4968
Oak Harbor
• 3 bed 2 bath well maintained
• Open & spacious /Florida room
• 1/2 acre lot close to dockage
• $124,900
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Open Saturday & Sunday 1-4
810 Main St.,South Passage - Mar-
blehead
• The view is SPECTACULAR!
• Luxury waterfront condos w/2 c
garage
• $189,500 to $259,900
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Marblehead
• Waterfront home with gorgeous views
• 3 bed, 2 full baths, many updates
• Sunroom, deck, dockage available
• $215,000
Cheryl Hetrick 419-202-0144
Marblehead
• West Harbor Cove – 30 ft dock
• 3 large bedrooms/2 full baths
• 76x16 with huge decks – walk to
beach
• $85,000
Rob & Joy Ault 419-341-6769
Port Clinton
• Cozy 2 bed 2 bath double wide
• Many upgrades. Screened in patio/
deck
• 55+ park, year round
• $74,900
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BOAT
DOCKS
Dockage Off the Portage River at
Clinton Reef Club in Port Clin-
ton. Includes water, electric,
pool, hot tub, showers, dock box
& laundry facilities. Daily, weekly,
monthly or season. Walk to
Downtown and Jet Express!
Call Dock_Master 419-732-
9934.
For Rent 30 foot dock in Port
Clinton. Water & Electric includ-
ed. Access to pool, Jacuzzi,
sauna. $800.00 for season.
419-367-3407.
BOAT
FOR SALE
1966 Lyman Cruisette 25 foot
hardtop. Excellent condition.
210 Interceptor, Trailer with new
tires. $11,500. Call 419-680-
0105.
1964 LYMAN 25 FOOT
OPEN. 318 CHRYSLER
engine. good canvas, radio, fsh
fnder, GPS, and trailer. $12,900.
419-607-6036.
1978 26 Ft. Lyman Fiberglass
New Stringers 2006, 1995 Load
Master Tandem Axle Trailer. 270
AP - 950 hours, Runs Great.
614-679-3591 Great Lake/Fish-
ing Boat! $8,500.
1966 Lyman 25’ Sleeper Con-
vertible All MahoganyS plotter,
radio, video depthfnder, com-
pass, air horns & more. Excel-
lant condition. Must see. 419-
707-0205.
BOAT MOTOR
FOR SALE
15 HP Johnson Outboard Motor.
Good condition $500. 419-
889-7334.
CAPTN’S CUSTOM
CARPETS
Captn’s Custom Carpets Inlaid
nautical carpets. Carpeting to
match your Navy Blue or Taupe
canvas. Aft deck carpeting is
also our specialty. Our specialty
Nautical Gifts. Let us put your
boat name in carpet. 419-732-
2182 At Fort Firelands.
CONDO
FOR RENT
Townhouse for Rent by Marble-
head Lighthouse, 2 Bedroom - 2
Bath, fully Furnished, Newly
remodeled, with garage. Avail-
able July 1st. 419-656-4474.
1 BEDROOM. Waterfront. All
amenities including pool, jacuzzi,
and sauna. $150/day. 419-
367-3407.
CONDO
FOR SALE
WATERFRONT HARBORSIDE
TOWNHOUSE CONDO WITH
DEEDED BOAT SLIP AND
23’ TIARA SPORT BOAT!
Fully furnished, 2 bedroom, 2
bathroom top foor townhouse
featuring direct Marina and Por-
tage River views with back view
of Lake Erie. New Berber Car-
pet, Floors and Blinds. Newer
Appliances. Includes Deeded
Boat Dock with fully equipped
23’ Tiara Powerboat ready to
go! Condo amenities include
new pool. Walking distance to
Jet Express Dock and Downtown
Port Clinton. $159,900. Call
757-567-7053.
For Sale by Owner Catawba
Island Condo. 1st Floor, water
view, garage, additional parking,
2 Bedroom, 2 Bath. Priced
below market. 419-732-1907.
COTTAGE
FOR SALE
3 BEDROOM. BEACH FRONT.
Cottage on Lake Erie. 4-Sale by
Owner. $225,000 Asking Price.
Please Call: 419-277-1950.
ESTATE
SALE
Wednesday, June 27, 4-9PM
(numbers at 3PM) & Thursday,
June 28th, 10-4PM. 1234 River-
side Dr, Huron, Off Route 13.
House full of Antique & Quality
items. All items are in Great
Condition & will be priced. A
MUST STOP SALE by Sue
Wearsch Estate Sales. 440-967-
6133. See photos at: http://
s1077.photobucket.com/albums/
w480/estate4sale/
FLEA
MARKET
Frontier Trader’s Flea Market!!
Weekends thru Labor Day.
Candy, coins, unique gifts,
antiques, custom carpets, hand
painted glass, books, clothes,
more. Buyers and Sellers wel-
come. Fort Firelands RV Resort,
Rt 163 at 269 in Marblehead.
FUMWG 3rd Annual Fabulous
Flea Market Arts & Craft Show.
Food Concessions: Homemade
bake goods, kettlecorn, ice
cream. Saturday June 23rd 9 to
4PM. Lakeview City Park on
Perry Street in Port Clinton.
New & Used items, home-based
businesses, jewelry, glass, home
improvements. 60+ Vendors.
Rain or Shine.
FURNITURE
FOR SALE
REFRIGERATOR/2 years old
$200.00, Couch $100.
Antique dining room table
$150.00, ALL WOOD beautiful
Queen bed. Many other items
available. Please call 419-967-
1541 for more details.
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.
GARAGE
SALE
Prior owners of Bait Shop LOTS
of Fishing gear, tackle, rods,
reels, Nautical & household
items. Ladders and Walnut Bar
stools. Friday AND Saturday,
June 22nd & 23rd, 8 TO 12 P.M.
75 Spring Crest Drive (off Rt 163
Across from Marine City) Mar-
blehead.
509 Linwood Court, Port Clinton.
Located off Laurel. Friday and
Saturday, 8 to 4. Sleeper sofa,
microwave, Noritake china set,
camping equipment, hockey and
other sports gear. Lots of nice
household and outdoor items.
1999 N. Carriage Lane Catawba
Multi-family sale. SATURDAY -
June 23, 8:00 - 4:00. Over 100
Longaberger Baskets and prod-
ucts, house wares, furniture,
Christmas decorations, golf
clubs, antiques, clothing and
much more.
NEIGHBORHOOD SALE! 372
North Meadowbrook Drive (off
North Shore) Lakeside-Marble-
head. Saturday, June 23, 9-2pm.
Lots of Miscellaneous including
many Ben Richmond prints.
FRONT YARD SALE!!! 527 Ful-
ton Street Port Clinton. Cheap!
Cheap! Awesome stuff! Thurs-
day - Friday - Saturday 9 to 3pm.
Good stuff added daily!
GLENDALE DRIVE - off Alice
Street. Port Clinton. Friday and
Saturday Starting 9A.M. Furni-
ture, clothing, doll and bear col-
lections, toys, Miscellaneous
Items.
HELP WANTED/
EMPLOYMENT
INSURANCE/ACCOUNT
MANAGER LICENSED
INSURANCE person to service
exsisting & new clientele. Full-
time plus benefts. Send resume
to 205 SE Catawba Rd., Suite G,
Port Clinton, OH 43452 Attn:
Resume.
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP-
RESENTATIVE IN LOCAL
INSURANCE OFFICE. Requires
good people skills and profes-
sional appearance. Full-time plus
benefts. Send resume to 205 SE
Catawba Rd., Suite G, Port Clin-
ton, OH 43452 Attn: Resume.
EXPERIENCED OTR DRIVERS
VAN DIVISION: Runs 48 states,
heavy from WI to Philadelphia-
Baltimore-MD area. Flex home
time. 99% No-Touch. Top Pay!
Vacation/ 401K/ Vision/ Dental/
Disability/ Health. Require Class
A CDL, 2 yrs OTR exp. good
MVR, references. Call Ruth/Mike
TTI, Inc. 1-800-558-2664 www.
TTItrucking.com
BOAT DOCKS FLEA MARKET
BOAT FOR SALE
FURNITURE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BOAT MOTOR FOR SALE
GARAGE SALE
CAPTN’S CUSTOM
CARPETS
CONDO FOR RENT
CONDO FOR SALE
HELP WANTED/
EMPLOYMENT
COTTAGE FOR SALE
ESTATE SALE
6B Thursday, June 21, 2012
CLASSIFIEDS
The Beacon
Modifed Golf Cart/
Auto Dolly
440.477.7038
FOR SALE
$2950.00 OBO
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
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]
Handyman
Small jobs are my specialty
doing the "Honey-Do" lists
Call
Captain Jim Wagnitz
419-967-0520
[email protected]
Captain
Fix-it
Home Improvement
Island Home Improvement
Custom Bath & Kitchens
Tile • Wood Floors • Tile Setter & Repair
No Job too small... Free Estimates
Call Ron @ 419-262-2135
The Complete Sewer
& Drain Cleaning Service
419-898-6395 or 419-635-2446
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419-898-6395 or
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Sewer & Drain
Lawn Service
L&D
Lawn Service
Free Estimates • Insured
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Property Maintenance
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• Spring/Fall Clean Up
• Bush/Tree Trimming
• Complete Landscaping
• Lawn Mowing/Rolling
• Pressure Washing
• Gutter Cleaning
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• House Watching
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reliable property maintenance services with a personal touch that
you and your property deserve, resulting in a unique, manicured
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Additions, Reroofs and
Siding Jobs Welcome
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Now Scheduling for
the 2012 Season
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WE CLEAN IT ALL!
Condo’s/ Inside and out • Window Cleaning • Carpets
Campers • BOAT DETAILING • Power Washing
Call: 419-341-3302 or 419-341-7871
Cleaning Services
ALL SEASONS
PAINTING ETC
Interior/Exterior • Drywall
Repair • Light Carpentry
Wallpaper Removal
Pressure Washing and Decks
419-624-0383
Painting
Injector Experts state of the art testing equipment allows us
to visually check injectors for leaks, faulty spray patterns and
confrm injector fow rates. Our cost-effective ultrasonic fuel
injector cleaning and electronic testing will restore fuel injectors
to a factory new condition, eliminating the need to purchase
expensive OEM or after market fuel injectors.
Spring Special! .
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Fencing, Outside
Store Fronts &
Restaurants, Bank
Drive-thrus, Awning
Cleaning, Parking
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Sidewalks, Cleaning &
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Dental
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DENTAL CARE
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Serving Oak Harbor and Surrounding
Communities with a SMILE!
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• Convenient hours
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59
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X-rays not transferrable
With coupon. Expires 6-30-12
Learn about your new iphone 4s or i pad?
Call 419-734-0400 Today
to register for a lesson!
Classes are starting soon - call today to register!
• Learn the secrets and short cuts of your Apple Device
• One hour of instruction
• Learn how to set up your email accounts and contacts
• Learn how to set up a Facebook account
• Learn how to Video Call from your i pad or i phone
• Learn how to Unleash the power of your Apple Device
Verizon Classes
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References Available
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Masonry
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HOME
REPAIR
GENERAL
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REPAIR LTD
Handyman Service...
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[email protected]
Paul J. Dundore
References Available
TREES
TRIMMED
& REMOVED
CALL RON
419.797.7900
TREE
TRIMMING
615 Croghan Street, Suite 100
Fremont, OH 43420
419-332-2337
SAVE SMART
RETIRE WELL
INVESTMENT & INSURANCE
RICK’S
HANDYMAN
SERVICES
Dock Work • Decks
Appliance Repair
and Free Removal
Trash Hauling
Roof Repair
Pressure Washing
Odd Jobs
• Free Estimates •
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967-1530
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Drivers: Home Weekends! Full
Benefts, Retirement; Vacation;
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Gary: 419-288-3087.
HOME
FOR RENT
2 Bedroom on Catawba, quiet
wooded lot. $750 month, Refer-
ence & Deposit. Call 419-797-
4195.
HOME
FOR SALE
LARGE COTTAGE FOR SALE
BY OWNER 152 Channel
Grove, Marblehead. Sleeps 6,
2Bed/1 Bath, Large Great Room,
Knotty-Pine interior, New vinyl
windows, Enclosed 24x24
garage with concrete drive.
$109,000. 419-239-4422.
LOTS
HEADER
WATERFRONT MARBLEHEAD
BUILDING LOT in a high end
gated community off Bay Shore
Rd. with a 300’ private beach,
huge private marina, clubhouse
and pool. Build a 50’ dock at
your back door! $80,000.00 by
owner call 216-225-5775.
MOBILE HOMES
FOR SALE
Catawba, Gem Beach 2 Bed, 1
Bath 1982 12x48. Furnished,
shed, covered patio. Walk to
Lake, Beach privileges, Seasonal.
Asking $17,000 216-351-5596
or 216-548-5351.
12 X 50 2 Bedroom Mobile
Home Central Air!! $8,000.
Tibbles Marina, East Harbor.
Dockage Available $10,500
440-787-8300.
THE FOUNTAINS PORT
CLINTON 2 BED 1.5 BATHS -
SHEDS - Large Deck - Carport -
Fenced Yard,- Tilt-In Windows -
Newer Central Air & Furnace -
Appliances Included
$28,000 419-341-9927.
King Couch House Estates, off
Bayshore Rd. $27,500.
2Bed/1Bath, Family Room w/
Fireplace, Central Air, Furnished,
Washer/Dryer, Stove/Refrigerator/
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Kitchen Floor, Hot Water Tank,
and Storage Shed Roof. Year
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Monthly Fee $270 - Includes
(Water/Sewer) Call 216-952-
7925.
REMODELED Manufactured
home. 12x52 1970 Academy
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Located: Bass Haven Marina
Marblehead, OH. New: Roof,
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11x30 Foot sun room with stor-
age area. $39,000. Inquire:
Bass Haven Marina or 419-734-
2544.
2 Bedroom 1 Bathroom.
Enclosed patio. Front/Side deck.
Holiday Acres Park Marblehead.
Docks available. $14,900. 330-
719-3130. Must see to appreci-
ate!
HOMES
UNFURNISHED

3 BEDROOM, 1.5 Baths. 1 Car
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dential area. Marblehead, OH.
$895/Month. Water paid. Call
419-341-7562.
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Home needed for declawed
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very friendly and enjoys people.
Please call 419-732-1163 OR
419-341-8140.
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The Beacon
“Affordable Living on the Water”
R Water Views
R Marinas
R Direct Lake Access
R Nature Trails
R Community Pools
R Exercise Facility
R Low Density
R Open Space
R Quiet & Secluded
R Quality Construction
R Beautiful Surroundings
R Luxury Meeting
& Gathering Facility
419-797-2100 • 419-341-0863
5050 E. Muggy Road, Port Clinton, Ohio
Experience
Living
www.catawbabay.info
Town Homes
Condominiums
Villas
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Cottages
Single Family
6 July 2011 PARADE OF HOMES The Beacon
Catawba
Island
1 — Kopf Builders
Harbor's Edge
4705 Tradewinds Drive
2 — Fairway Villas
2675 Canterbury Circle
5 — The Vineyards on Catawba
687 N. Vineyard Circle
6 — Catawba Bay
5333 E. Swan Drive
7 — Nor'Easter Cove
2862 Nor'Easter Drive
8 — Beach Towne
3302 N. Carolina St.
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FAIRWAY VILLAS CONDO
•CanterburyModel2-3BR
•GolfCourseView#1green
•RetractableAwning
•S.S.Appliances
•AprilAirHumiditySystem
•ImmediatePossession
By Owner • Priced Below Market • 419-341-2085
• 3 bedrooms
• 2.5 baths
• Fully furnished
• Water and waterfowl views
• Great Room
• Double decking bordering the water
For more information, go to: www.forsalebyowner.com
270 N. Crest Dr., Port Clinton, Ohio
Listing # 23907701 • 417-797-9099
Ask for Karen • Cell 419-544-1568
FOR SALE
• $50 a month HOA fee
• 2,800 square feet
• Huge rec room
• Walk-out basement
$265,000
NEGOTIABLE
Catawba • Gated • Lake in the Woods
MARBLEHEAD CUSTOM BUILT RANCH
with BAY VIEWS FULLY FURNISHED
3 BEDROOMS AND
2 FULL BATHS
FAMILY ROOM
DINING ROOM
ALL APPLIANCES
PROFESSIONAL LANDSCAPING
SPRINKLING SYSTEM ~ 30’ DOCK
HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
~ Community Pool
$270,000.
Call Owner For private viewing
216-276-3314 or 330-562-1875
Generations of vacationers have enjoyed the
pleasures of the lake and have created memorable
family traditions. Nestled in scenic Marblehead,
Ohio, Bay Point, a private gated community, is a
227-acre waterfront paradise offering world class
resort living.
With unsurpassed amenities, including a full
service 730-slip marina, large sandy beaches, par
3 golf course, 184-site campground, sports courts,
playground, picnic areas, jogging paths and even a
water taxi to Cedar Point, we thought of everything
for your enjoyment.
Activities abound during the summer with Saturday
night movies in the park, golf tournaments, the
Harbor Lights boat lighting gala, an antique car
show, fshing derby and much, much more. Bay
Point also includes a 60-acre sandbar separating
Lake Erie from Sandusky Bay, a popular spot for
boaters on any summer day!
BAY POINT HAS LITERALLY BLOWN THE DOORS
OFF with its exciting addition of The Shores Club, a
fun beach side restaurant with indoor and outdoor
deck seating built in 2011 and featuring live music
on the weekends.
At Bay Point Resort, a weekend visit may turn into a
lifetime of enjoyment and memories. Bay Point isn’t
just a vacation – it’s a destination!
BAY POINT IS ELEVATING THE TRADITIONAL
LAKEFRONT LIFESTYLE with an enclave of resort-
style villa and single family residences – all set
between the shores of Lake Erie and Sandusky Bay.
Sales of Phase II of Sunset Cove Villas and the single
family lots in Sunset Cove Subdivision are currently
underway. Sunset Cove is comprised of 35 villas
offering the care-free lifestyle and 16 single-family
lots along the quiet waters of Sandusky Bay. Five
villa foor plans are available priced from $399,900
to $499,900 and ranging from 1,760 to 2,500
square feet. Single-family waterfront lot prices start
at $279,900. All homeowners can enjoy a state of
the art clubhouse and pool complex (new in 2011)
with ftness center overlooking the Sandusky Bay.
Bay Point Shores, a 33 lot lake front subdivision
has only 4 lots remaining.
BAY POINT IS A FIRST-CLASS ESCAPE – a place to
connect with loved ones, make new friends and
create memories that will last a lifetime. From
adventure to tranquility, Bay Point simply has
something for everyone!
Bay Point Resort & Marina
YOUR FAMILY TRADITION AWAITS!
BAY POINT Resort
10948 East Bayshore Road, Marblehead, Ohio 43440
phone: (419) 798-4434 / fax: (419) 798-9069
For more information on Real Estate offerings call
Chris LaCorte at 440-503-3050